Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-26
Standing Of the Clubs.

This town, may look like n funeral
procession TO some people, and few
funny photographers, but Ottumwa has
no trouble in finding the best place to
| get knockout drops. South Dakota's
! gifted son poured them out another
mess yesterday, and those over-confl-
dent athletes dozed off to the score of
5 to J. This makes the series finish
with the locals holding two of the
/ three Thus Warmers men coralled
another victory in a single round the
second, due to n couple of hits and the
blowing UP of the visitors. Today
les
| Having again caught their stride, OF
scoring In the opening round, which
last year proved Il sure winning sign,
the Grays broke from u one air score
| in the first inning and bffed the ball
twice in the second. The opposition
got twisted in it's fielding. While the
| locals scanpered home with four tai
| lies, mailing the contest. strong wind
blowing fieldward gave wings to the
many long hits. and ran Off the under
pins of the outposts in corrnlling the
fierce drives. This same wind gueered
the Indian, House, and furnished the
opportunity whereby KRUGER made as
brilliant a catch In deep right as To-
cal fans have ever seen on the grounds.
The session was pnnctuated with punk
plays and sensational fielding stunts,
and first among the latter was the
manner in which Williams grabbed
down Browns drive over third, In the
ninth, and doubled n gent at second,
who had ripped a double moment
before. Corkhill also shone once In the
spearing of a hard chance.
Barring the extra swat the locals
got off Mr. Maupin, and the pass he
issued, pitching honors were about
even, altho Mr.. Parlsin the local
twirler, seemed to have his opponents
better in hand. Both pitchers were
steady and effective after the two
opening rounds. and both finished go
ing stronger than at the getaway.
The visitors counted first. Spencer
led away with a hit. House smote a,
Texas Lacquer, but was nipped at sec
ond on kennedy's grounder. Beaver
biffed one over the infield, and Spencer
scored Brown hit into a double, re-
firing the side. Score one. After that
Kennedy's men never got past second,
and no two of the remaining five hits
broke out in the same round. Two Of
them were two baggers, but sassy sup
port prevented further tally taking.
Tire locals gave as good as they took
in coming out Middleton, first UP in
the opening, drove to right center for
two sacks. Williams out advanced
him, and he counted on the throw-in
of CorkhilTs fly to House. Tally one.
Disch, first up in the second, went
out Krueger hit to Brown, who FUN
bled Bruggeman smote single, and
Warmers hit scored krueger and the
catcher. Parkin went out, Maupin to
Brown. Two gone, Middleton drove
over House, but that nimble redskin
got under the sphere, only to have 1T
bounce from his NIT while the manager
crossed home Williams duplicated
Middleton's drive and again the Indian
did the sun dance, dropping the drive
and scoring Middleton. Corkhill flew
out to Beaver. House says the Chin
ook, which, being interpreted is the
west wind had him bested, and queer
ed his percentage. Four scores total
of five.
After that Hateful round Mr.. Maupin
settled down and held the locals OIL.
Once afterwards, in the fifth, when
link hit for a triple, after two had
been retired, another chance to score
was made, but the needed hit did not
oo,,,a Tho score in detail: