Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-24
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cursionists and goodly !. .thering OF
the favorites' hackers, the nrays won
from sthe Quakers yesterday / to 0 in
one OF the gamest local battles Of the
season. Deeming Steele good enough
to beat Warmers men, Cassiboine
wheeled him into action out of his
turn, and despite the most excellent
game he pitched, two singles and a
sacrifice beat him, and closed out the
team without q tally. Parkin twirled
for the home team, and the game he
pitched was second only to that OF
Steele. He had the opposition in hand
at all times, barring the eighth In
ming, when the visitors would have tall
lied on the three singles they hit out,
had not sharp fieldings and Moody In
terfering with Kruger prevented it.
No snapper fielding game has been
ever put up on the home diamond.
Both teams were In the play at all
times, and only one inexpensive error
married the session. Both teams were
unlucky in their hitting, and repeated
ly drove hard biffs into f1elders' hands.
The locals had most Of the luck, how
ever, and the tally they made was
squeezed In but not a foot ahead OF
the throw In, which would have cut it
off at the plate.
TO Brown, Kayler and Bruggeman,
and to the last named more than the
Others is thank.ulness due for the two
hits and the sacrifice that chased home
the winning run. Bruggeman drove
to left when Brown was on second,
scoring the latter Kayler. the Wood
ward lad, who was in center field, has
the earmarks Of a hitter, Judging from
This three times up yesterday. He put
his sacrificing bunt in the right place
when needed, belted out a clean single,
and hit the ball on the nose the third
time, but drove 1t on the, line to Cas-
siboi11e. a
After the third inning Steele grew
more effective, and from that time to
the close the Grays had a chance
to score, and they reached first but
once. Prior to then they had been on
each round, but never past second.
The second inning, which has been so
fruitful of local tallies recently, proved
the undoing of Steele and his mates.
Brown, first up. hit past Perry for a
base. Kayler hunted to third, advanc-
ing him. Kruger made an easy out.
Bruggeman belted long single to left
Brown beating the throw to the plate
by foot, and Bruggeman going to
second Parkin flew out to Pierson.
One tally.
Up to the eighth the visitors had
been on three times, and as far as
third once. Moody opened the eighth
by hitting safe Cassiboine hunted to
Kruger, but Moody collided with him
on the base line, and long argument
ensued over the decision. Fleming
called Moody out for interfering with
the fielder Depew hit to Parkin, who
nipped Cassiboine at second. Steele
hit, Depew resting on third. Pierson
hit to Krueger, and the inning and the
danger was over.
Two line hits to Kruger and y y
dleton and grounder to the former
blanked the side again in the ninth,
and the honors stayed at home. Much
Oskaloosa roofing" added zest to the
occasion, altho neither side had a yell
coming until the game was safely
cinched, and the excitement was over
Today and tomorrow the visitors lock
| horns again with the locals, and tits
likely Coons, the Newton twirler, will
oppose Balliett this afternoon. The
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