Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-19

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Boone. July 19.-Boone hit the bali
n plenty, but simply could not hit AT
the right time. Combined with err
orless fielding by the Grays of Mar
shaltowu, and little error by Boone,
count of Gleeson's ripping two bag
ger after the side should have been
retired. the result was disheartening.
and Boone went to the bad. Three
times Boone was in good shape to
score but the batter could not MAKE
good. Pitcher Greene was there to
make good, and when he got in a pinch
he worked hard. Mehl passed Will
iarns and Gleeson went out at first
on a dump. House tried hard, but
fouled out. Hoy was retired by Dom
ovan and Painted. Mcclure hit fast
one to Williams, who could not fed
the ball 1t was hot one and the
third baseman escaped an error.
"Deppy" dumped Mcclure to second.
and with Painter and Archer to bat. L
was dollars to doughnuts that Boone
would score. Painter flew out 10
Warner. Archer hit all right, but not
hard enough To score .'Deppy" who on
ly got 10 third, Bassy went out 10
first. and the stuff Was off.
Then came the fatal second. Mehl
assisted the first man 10 the bench.
Then he slaughtered Wilson to first.
Manager WaIner hit. and so did
Shook 1t WAS time To get busy. Mehl
struck out Greene and held Williams
down TO a little tap 10 Anderson at sec
ond. Anderson furnbled and score
came IN Gleesnn took advantage Of
the suspension OF sentence, and cloutei
it over right feel fence for two bases,
scoring Warner and Shook. Archer
stopped the slaughter by making hot
grand stand catch of Houses fly.
Boone did nothing in their half of
the second. In the third, long. lank
Metcalf got two Dagger. but it nettad
nothing. -
Boone was still hopeful. and Powell
was put in the box to do things. He
retired the first three easily, and Boone,
with one down, began TO play ball. An
derson walked, Donovan hit and so did
Pennington. However, Mcclure. who
was running for Anderson, got caught,
and Powell struck out.
Things happened in the fifth, which
caused the Greyhounds to give up hope.
Gleeson started II With hit. and
House made ii sour face over striking
out. Hoy clouted and embezzled sec
ond Gleason, meanwhile, travelling %
third. Metcalf then hinged the ball
to Donovan, who threw to "Deppy' for
Gleeson's put out. 1t looked simple.
TWO down and Wilson up. He made
good. He landed hard on one of Pow
ellis twisters, and the fellow on the
fiat car out side the fence caught the
ball. Two more for the Grays. and
Warner went out at first. Boone's
half was only enlivened by "Deppy's"
second hit, but he was caught stealing
and suffered the penalty.
A hit apiece, by Shook and Archer,
was the only thrill that the fans ex-
perienced in the sixth. and Powells
hit was the only thing that livened
up the seventh. A combination of IA :
vorable circumstances enabled Warner,
the Grays' conscientious manager, to
pilfer one In the eighth. Wilson hit,
but was caught on "Bobby's" fielder's
choice. Then "Bobby." to make up for
his right fielder's ignominous death,
stole to second. Shook struck out,
and Green hit one that was cross be-
tween a hit and a hy-out. Bobby War
ner, who thought that he had not
rubbed it in hard enough, stole in on
the play, and made II an even half
dozen.
Marshalltown rooters in the grand
stand yelled at the aggregation to let
up, and nobody tried TO play in the
ninth. Bessy got great glory In this
inning by robbing Gleason and House
of hits in two wonderful running
catches IN the region of the Chinese
wall. Pennington hit, but was doubl-
ed up with Powell and "Dennie" fouled
out. Altogether it was slow ball ali
around, but the Grays hit and run all
the time, totalling up half Dozen.
The score in detail:
II IL