Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-31
Stan dina of the Clubs.

1t all ended with fireworks, Roman
candles. pinrSheels and a general ex-
ploslon, only such as 1,400 fans, crazy
to win. can bring about in the last half
of the ninth Then it was that things
happened, and what looked like Mi
crobe victory, easily by to l, was
turned into home victory by TO z,
and the doing of 1t was compressed into
five minutes of the widest roofing,
hardest hitting and confusion general
and Widespread. 1t is hard to pick the
hero, with SO many taking prominent
hand. but TO the small boy at least
Big Wilson is The hero with old SLOW
"Si'' following close behind. Wilson's
hit and roofing helped, as did also
Williams ard Warmers singles. 81
topped the bunch and 1t was all over.
Hurst was up to perform before the
holiday crowd and pitched gilt-edged
bali He kept the visitors hits out OF
hailing distance from each other, and
altho they scored twice, neither run
was earned While his backing was not
errorless. 1t was fast and clean. the
miscues being on hard chances. Coates
had the locals stitched up until the ex-
plosion began in the ninth, when they
took four of the seven hits.
The visitors got away first in the
second round. Shaub hit to Mackey.
who threw low. Mckenzie missing the
bail. Galloway duplicated his hit, ana
the crowd looked for a double, but
Mackey threw just u little too far to
one side to catch Shaub at second, and
the first two corners were filled. After
Alberts and Coates had famed Ailis
walked, filling the bases, OsRourke
got his only hit of the afternoon, scor-
ing Shaub. Altho they crowded toward
home In the fifth. the visitors were not
able to make the circuit again until the
sixth Galloway drew a pass, but went
out at second on Alberts' hit TO Hurst.
Allis then smote two-bagger, scoring
Alberts,
Getting away to the handicap of one,
the locals were unable to make good
until the fifth. when Mckenzie singled,
but went out on Taylor's grounder to
Coates. Shocks single scored him.
Then came the lull before the bonn
DarQmenI. IL StaFlSu OUT by MdShes
walking and taking second on a passed
ball. Williams sorted out a single. ad-
vancing him to third. but in misun-
Outstanding. of signals he was caught
between the plate and tagged out.
While they were busy tagging him.
however. williams was sprinting for
third. Warmers single scored him and
tied the score. while the bleachers
ernptied themselves and Wilson roared
like lion In the coaching box, tossing
dust while he raved. House, next up.
flew out to left field, but Wilson
punched one on the nose, putting War
ner on third. Mckenzie was next up
and had one strike. when Warner
called him off and shouted from third
for Isl" to grid himself for battle,
knowing that Coates wide curves were
as meat to the lengthy twirler. Swain
watched the first one pass glued his
eye on the next, and slammed it down
between first and second, while Warner
scored, the Grays won and the crowd
threw fit on the grass. 1t was hot
finish on the drive to the wire, which.
with good luck and the boosting of the
crowd, helped. Waterloo was in the
game at all stages and We're there de-
livering the goods. but the locals were
simply irresistible. The score in de-