Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-22
Standing of the Clubs.
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Special to Times Republican.
Boone, July 21.-For the third time
in succession. Boone backed thu. visit
ors off their lot and eased them of s
to 3, In that game postponed from sun
ny June. 1t all came about thru the
hitting. aided materially by the cigar
box grounds on which those foulldlings
OF Reynolds are wont to perform. Fun
Boone. It's guess right, the home club
wins, guess wrong, the other fellow has
the best Of 1t. It's not so much how
far the ball is hit, as where II Is hit.
Boone yesterday happened to be the
best guessers, and as a result the home
runs "a which on any other grounds
would be two or three base hits, mostly
stayed with the locals.
Disch was hit hard, but little nor
than Mehl. but the opposition was
luckier in hitting.
Mehl. who ought to pitch a few in
nings before time Is called, allowed
| Wilson a good long hit. HOUSE. drove a
long one and roasted on first, bat Moth
ing vas doing.
Metcalf expired on first In the Sec
ond round, Williams got hit on the
shirt sleeve and Robert Warmers two
Dagger caused him to see the light Of
day for the first tally.
Archer went out at first. with two
strikes OF Linn, Bassy sorted out one.
IL Ia nHa6 ~ In, tho on Cce match
outside. Anderson hit, but the
rest died trying to pass a good thing
along. After Gleason famed in the
third. House duplicated Base,''s effort
over the left field fence and executed a
war dance around the charmed and
squared circle. Numerical retirement
for the Grays In the fourth. Archer
fouled out. Bassy hit, and Williams
miscue in department allowed Ander-
son a chance. Corins and Pennington
hit and Bassy scored. A sensational
glove hand stab of Disch's furious drive
by Mcclure, and hit by Wilson, was the
feature OF the Grays' seventh inning.
Penny" got his high fly TO green
county in the Greyhounds' half, boost
ing the score 8 to 2 In Boone's favor.
The Grays went to work su1d tied 1t
up In a queer way in their half of the
eighth. House had two strikes. The
third was a foul tip, a sort CT a cross
between q low ball and a strike. Saw
age, who was more than fair in his de-
cisions, allowed that 1t was the third
strike. 'Deppy" could not stop 1t. and
House, glad to get there on anything,
planted himself on the initial bag. Hoy
- $50 - Arohar u,h+, rr,n Thru
it. 1t counted a two-bagger for Hoy,
and while several Greyhounds were
fielding it in, House stole home. No
one was out up to this point, but
"Heady' Mcclure saw a chance after
Metcalf's out by Mehl to Fainter. to
stop a tally, and threw Williams liner
to Depew, retiring Hoy. Williams was
cadght at second by Deppy on IN at
tempted steal, and everything vas
even.
Depew made a hit. Painter got to
first on the force of "Deprv" at sec
ond. Home run Archer realized that
he was expected to make good. Over
the fence it went, ana Bastsy repeated
the stunt, netting three scores.
In the ninth Mehl hit Warner in the
body to start. B~ruggemaia tried to
dump, and Mehl threw over Savage
Pennington for an error. Swain
hit a hard one to Andersen at third.
who touched the bag ana doubled
swain at first. Wilson tried to do
something, but 1t was q forlorn hope.
and Mcguire, with Bruggelnan trying
to dazzle the stop, blocked the ball and
caught Wilson at first. The score In
detail.