Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-20
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Special 20 Times Republicans.
| Boone July 2o.-Boone won thu
| Tuesday game strictly on her merits
altho every person who SAY Umpire
| Mike Flynns decision at the plate
when Houses score tied things UP
says that the Marshalltown brave was
out. 1t is certain that he had not
touched the plate yet, as that was full
~ occupied by Depew, who had time
a plenty on Savage's little toss In
which to catch his man. Savage kick
ed on the decision. and got fine and
seat on the bench for his pains
Lefty Corfns was delegated to pitch
out the rest OF the ninth inning, and
allowed nothing but couple of gentle
taps for the Grays. Meanwhile the
audience was still miffed at the um-
pres decision, but more particularly
at his taking Savage out of the game
as Savage was pitching the game OF
his life. and was entitled to shut
out game.
Savage was in splendid form from
start to finish. In the ninth Me-
CURES error. which was bad throw
on hard chance, Jared Savage little
and he allowed two consecutive hits.
Before this only one man had seen sec
ond base for the Grays. 1t was shut
out game. but for the sad mix-up in
the ninth. in which Flynn did things
to Savage and sent him In. Mcclure
started right in the beginning with a
hit for the Hounds, and Depew ex-
ecuted his usual neat little dump.
Painter hit, but 'Denne" could not
score, and Painter got caught trying
to stretch his hit for two bases. Arch
er went in Gleeson's assist to first.
Swain, who was pitching great ball,
allowed nothing until the fourth. With
Gleason out in the fourth. House, that
bad Indian, soaked the leather for one
base and almost two. Hoy essayed TO
send him around, but in the fastest
double seen on the grounds MCGUIRE.
Pennington and Painter doused the
candle. Home Run Archer got his
eleventh in the last half of the fourth,
and as he trotted around the sacks the
grand stand and the bleachers woke
up.
Bruggeman started the ball in the
sixth with nice clean hit, Swain
dumped him in nice sacrifice. and
things looked up for the Grays. Will
Jams cracked one out that looked good,
and the Marshalltown backstop started.
MCGUIRE saw where he could stop IL
chance and shot the ball to Donovan,
and Bruggeman went to the easy chair.
Williams stole, but could get no fur
Their, Savage throwing Gleeson's easy
grounder to Painter. In the seventh
Savage struck out House, Hoy and
Metcalf in succession. With two down
for Boone Penny" got life on Met
Calls error. He stole and Savage's
long drive brought him in.
Then came the ninth, with its thrills
and groans. and switching OF pitchers
on Flynn's autocratic command. Den
ME" made a good stop Of Williams
hot one, but threw wild to first. and
Williams travelled on TO second. This
was a little disheartening to Savage,
but Archer helped him out with
Gleason, by hauling in sky scrapper.
With blood In his eye House got up to
make good When Savage wasn't
he cracked out hit that adj
vanced Williams Hoy repeated the
dose and the score was 2 to /. Then
Metcalf swung on the ball with all his
might and got 1t about seventeen feet
rom the home plate. Savage was
and tossed it to "Deppy," to
shut off Houses score. Flynn called
t safe. Savage demurred and was
sent out. Harry Corins was put in to
Irish the inning, while the groans and !
Kisses of the audience kept Flynn
'usy looking UP to the grand stand. |
Harry was there In a tight pinch and |
etired his two men with ease. 1t only |
ook three men to show the Grays how !
o do it. Anderson got there on Will
ans bad throw, Donovan dumped,
md Pennington laced out a wo-bagger
lear the fiat ear section of the field.
anderson crossing with the winning
un. The score in detail: