Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-01
QUAKERS BEATEN
N CLOSE GAME.
Grays Defeat OslSaloosa Aggrc-
CATION In Well-Playcd Gam c,
a to 8.
FIELDER BOOTH BREAKS LEG
orays Win Third of Four. eame ser
les With GrinneII College Saturday
ftcrnoon--Othor League Results
High School Beaten by Cedar Rap
ids--City League Series Bosina

ids-City League Sorics Bcgina
Sunday afternoon the first contest in
this city between two teams OF the
Iowa State League waa played, the
Grays meeting Oskaloosa. The out
come was disastrous for the visitors.
MS they not only lost u close game. but
one of their best men. In the sixth
inning, q. NJ. Booth, center tielder.
stole from first TO second. but was
forced to slide. In some manner he
caught his foot III the bag at second.
breaking his right leg about four
Inches above the ankle joint. He was
carried to the bench by his team mnte5
and physician called. After a short
delay he was taken to the doctors Of
flee. and tho game went on.
parkin, II new man to local fans,
pitched n good game for tho Grays.
while the visitors tried two twrlcrs,
Krick and McKinna. Williams was In
the game, but not at his familiar post.
being transferred to right field The
game started with II burst of sunshine.
Kensel. tho first man up. tried !
grounder to link, but was stopped by
the big first baseman, unasslsted. RAM
ey went to the bench by a grounder to
shortstop. and Donahue was no more
successful. Williams started for the
locals with long drive to left fell.
right into Ramey'a hands Middleton
drew u pass and stole to second. while
Hoy was striking out. link flew ou'.
to right field, and Oskaloosa tried It
for the second round.
Booth reached first on a grounder
to Alberts, that tangled him up for the
only local error. Patterson and Parry
each knocked high ones to Parkin.
and Benson flew out to Hoy In deep
CENTER Shaub, recently from the I'm
knowns, was the locals next man. get
ting n base on balls. going to second
on Kruegers sacrifice and scoring or
q hit by Bruggeman. Alberts was hit
by q pitched ball: Parkin's drive to
center was caught. and Williams went
out short to first.
In the third the visitors vent one.
two three. Middleton went down on Il
grounder to first. Hoy on a drive to the
right patch: link hit safe. Shaub adj
vanced him and got to the initial bag
on an error by Patterson. but Kruger
famed.
Alberts and link retired Ramey ana
Donahue In the fourth. and Booth
struck out. Bruggeman walked; AL
berts sacrificed, advancing Bruggeman;
parkin retired by a grounder to short,
and Williams hit and scored the catch
Net pnt1 to 1,ttt N
field, and but one was scored.
Up to this time the visitors did not
have a hit, but Patterson found one
that suited him. making three bases.
scoring on a throw by Williams OF
Parry's hit to deep right field. Benson
and Hess got singles. Krick knocked
one to Alberts. who handed 1t to link
before Hess could get back. and the
side was out.
Hoy led the fifth for the Grays get
ting to first on a shortstop's throw.
link advanced him by q sacrifice, ana
shaub flew out, Hoy scoring on the
return throw. Kreuger retired the side
by grounder to second.
Two scores were made by the wish
tors in the sixth. Kensel hit 1t safe
and was brought home by three
Dagger by Ramey. Donahue flew out
to Alberts. Booth made hit, scoring
Ramey, and stole second where he was
injured. and Cassaboine took his place
In the batting list. Patterson and
Parry flew out, the side retiring with
the score tied. The locals again start
ed with Bruggeman getting base on
balls. advanced by Alberts' secrifice,
hly parlffn and
two base hit. Williams struck out, and
a high fly, caught by the catcher, re-
tired Middleton and the side, with the
Grays one to the good.
Benson, Hess and Krick went down
and out, one after the other, IN the
seventh. McKinna, a south-paw, was
put in the box by Oskaloosa, and the
game frightened. For the Grays Hoy
hit safe but was caught at second.
link knocked high foul too easy to
be missed, and Shaub was out by the
pitcher to first.
In the eighth the visitors started at
the head Of the list, and Kensel hit
safe. but was caught at second, on
f,elder's choice. Ramey hit to the
pitcher, and in turn was caught at
second. Donahue made two-base hit
that was lost by Cassabolne striking
out. Kruger, for the Grays. started
with hit but was out on grounder
by Bruggeman to the pitcher. made
into a double, McKinna to Kensel to
Patterson. Parkin tried to get
grounder past short, but failed.
The last inning was short Patter-
son flew out to Williams; Benson drove
one to Shaub and Hess had a strike
called on him that he didn't like and
while he was arguing about the mat
ter Parkin put more over and he was
called out. The locals did not play
the last half. The score In detail
Marshalltown- r III p A z
w;l,iams rf .... 0 L 3 0 0
middleton. So ....... 0 o a 0 o
.IIov IF . 1 / 5 0 o
Zink In .... 0 1 TO 0
chovh 1f 0 1 O 0