Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-26
Standing Of the Clubs.

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Burlington ..........-.sd % 81 .S4'
Oskaloosa ............95 W 63 1893
Those foxy Grays, goaded to desper-
alton by that forfeited game OF last
Sunday, and urged on by a wildly en-
thusiastic crowd, climbed all over the
frames Of Kennedy and his pals yes
terday. They mercilessly beat that ex-
Northern League Doll and swung away
with an earned victory Of 6 to 2. Ken
nedy, doubtless deertng them easy
set Doll up on the rack, and the pelt-
ing that stocky young man received
did him no good worth mentioning.
The locals took the first one chiefly
on the merits of their hitting, together
with the errors and miscues Of the vis-
itors, which helped in getting two. The
tall sycamore of Milwaukee was up in
turn, and when his ritehiag is gilt
edged and his support keen. and always
on tip toe as il was yesterday, the To-
calls are due to win. In the same old
way and with the same 'neatness and
dispatch" Warmers men bl oke Oft the
first tally in the first round, ran away
with the battle in the second, and took
another as q clincher in the third.
Those three innings encompassed the
total of their run getting. but from
the outset it put the, opposition to the
bad, and gave them an uphill fight all
the way. The handicap was too much
for them to overcome, and they made
matters worse in the second by mix
ing in an error a wild throw and
base on balls All OF those things, to-
gether with the bunch of singles which
broke out, Melted three runs after two
had doZed off.
Another change was made in the To-
n cast yesterday, Johnson in center.
jut 1t served to spur the defense to
greater activity. They gave Disch such
backing up as his pitching deserved.
and at critical moments, when Ken
nedys men were en- route home work.
ed into fast doubles that foiled the
runners. Barring the visitors one bad
inning Of errors and battery breaks
the leaders were at no time slow. and
also tore around into couple of fast
plays.
w
ing the first ball for two bases. He
ter field. after Williams flew out to
Indian at third. Attic Metcalf raped
out single, 1t did no good, Disch hit
ting In the air to center.
The inning that so badly crippled the
visitors began by Beaver booting AL
,lol Al, Ny.if
johnson struck out, and Wilson singled.
scoring Alberts Williams hit to Flake,
who threw low. House hit, scoring Will
son, and he and Williams executed a
double steal moment later. Hoy
walked. loading the corners. Metcalf
hit over Flake, crossing Williams and
House. Disch got away with single
in the third and scored when Alberts
hit over Spencer's head for a double.
Shocks double and Johnsons sing.e
in the sixth and Disch's three Dagger
in the eighth put the locals on third
twice, afterwards, but at both times
the hitting weakened.
Visitors were first able to show In
the fifth on single and Dolls three
Dagger to left, the former scoring. |
Plake, who had been passed before
Redmond hit was tagged at the pan
on the throw in Of Redmond's single.
Dolls hit in the eighth opened the (,
route to the ribher the second time.
Spencer got stune' with one, and Cur
It's beat out his hit to Hoy. Kennedy
singled. scoring Doll. Spencer and
Kennedy both went out via the force
route at second, and Dfsch threw out
link, closing the round. Exclusive OF
those two innings the visitors never
got farther than second, and at no
time during the running did they be-
come really dangerous. The score in |