Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-01
Grays Beat Out Leaders In Ex-
citing Game, MARRIED by
Ragged Unfolding
DlscH PITCHED GREAT GAME
Held tho Visitors at Bay and Stood
Them OF When Things Threatened
Was tho Pitchers Battle Of The
season-schaub Hit .sparinsIy-Bs
Crowd Sees the Game.
TODAY. Games.

Today's Games.
Ottumwa at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed.
Burlington at Fl Dodge-Postpon-
ed.
This town may look slow to some
but Ottumwa has no trouble finding the
best place to get knockout drops.
Disch Milwaukee's gifted son, poured
out another mess and those confiding
athletes dozed off to the score Of to
i. This makes two in succession, and
Mr.. Hurst is due to bounce piece of
in the postponed session.
Quite battle ragged between Disch
and Mr.. Schaub, the stocky young man
with the Dutch name. The hitting was
faint and spasmodic on both sides, and
the bases on balls and strike-ou pro-
ducts were about even, as the statistics
opened the way to the tallies at the
very outset of the game. which was
tight enough to enthuse the more than
| 1900 present. Ottumwa had several
chances to score but failed to do SO on
account of the game winning habit
that has been acquired here. which
yesterday was another name for the To-
Gals good luck and the visitors In
ability to land their swats timely. PHI
| ing up goose eggs is the locals latest
ambition, and the result yesterday
came near being a ditto of the day be-
fore.
There was little to choose between
Disch and Schaub. Both pitched beau
tiful ball, with the advantages leaning
lDischs way. The Others passes, es-
pecially in the opening round. proved
prominent factor in the score gettlnS.
In this respect Disch, who was steady
as a house. was sustained and cheered
turnout the trying ordeal by Williams
and his famous slogan: You're pei
ter than he is, old man; you're petter
than he is" BY actual count the doc
tor let off this remark lot times. Nat
urally enough. Mr.. Disch, feeling ne
had loyal friend interested In MS
welfare, smoked up. and pitched the
game of his life whenever one of Ken
lnedy's pals got loose and strayed
around to third base. But despite
Dischs great game, his infield support
committed enough breaches OF base
| ball etiauet to have queered the locals
| two different times, had not they had
the long end of the luck. When they
did get bad, however, they frightened
up straightway and pulled or plays
!, that baffled the visitors on the bases.
! An over abundance of green cucum-
bers caused Mr.. Warner to direct
things from the bench. and Taylor per-
| formed around second in his stead.
| Hump was also UP at short. and this ar
rangement of the the cast perhaps &C
counted for some of the foolishness.
Aided by the passes granted Taylor
! and Hoy, in the first inning, the locals
rot away strong. Taylor walked,
House singled and Hoy walked, filling
| the paths. Metcalf hit slow to Flake,
and Taylor beat the throw home. VIII
son hit over short scoring House, put
| Hoy was foiled at the rubber. Hupp
went out at first, Metcalf and wilson
dying. Nothing happened with the 10
calls until in the seventh when a1ter
two had gone Disch singled, ana look
second on passed ball. Williams
walked. but Taylor hit to short, forcing
him at second That ended the efforts
of the locals.
With this handicap the visitors
could not reach first until the 1ourtn
when Kennedy hit on line to House,
who dropped the ball. House claims
tho sun messed in and queered his
lamps. Eyeritt singled, and both ad-
vanced on Beavers out at first. There
both expired. Williams errors In the
fifth came near causing things 10 nap
nen. After Teel had gone Redmond
hit thru Clyde and Schaub poked one
on the ground to third. Williams threw
Wild to second, advancing Redmond 10
third Spencer struck out ana Gurus
hit to Taylor on a line, which ne nap
bed with one hand, and the suspense
was over. An error and mt broke
open the eighth. Curtis singled. Ken
nedy hit to Williams, who threw low
RI Taylor and Curtis advanced to thlrd
with none gone Everitt hit to Taylor,
forcing Kennedy. Curtis scoring. Disch
belted Beaver or the leg. but he was
forced at second on Plakes nit 10
Hump. Teel famed gracefully. Moth
ING was doing in the ninth. The score
in detail
Marshalltown- II. H. = -. ~.
Williams, 3b. .s........
Taylor, 2b. ...........
House, II. ..........-..
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