Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-01
Standing Of the Clubs.


misspent season, the Grays wrested
two games from Burlington during the
course of a short afternoon Of play
Yesterday. The scores were to ] and
to /, and 1t was only by narrow
squeeze the visitors avoided being
counted without q tally in the first half
Of the double bill. The opener went
the regulation distance, but the second
bout was called after six and one half
innings of play, that Burlington might
catch the train for home. Parkin
pitched both games for the home club,
being put into the second owing to his
keen work in the curtain raiser
He got away with the first easy, and
the best the visitors could do was
three singles and double. At that
thew would not have tailed had not
Kreuger thrown high to Williams, In
attempting to spear Frisbee. who was
stretching a two-lbase hit. On the mis-
cue the visiting manager counted. The
local twirler didn't do SO we'll In the
second contest, which Melted the visit
ors seven hits in as many innings, In
Guiding two two-baggers and triple,
the latter, and one of the two-baggers
being hit out by Barto The southpaw
Killian was up on the other side In the
first game, and the way Warmers men
biffed that twirler in the fourth inning
brought 10y to the heart of the local
manager. The visitors failure to
properly handle bunts In the same
round filled the bases, which Williams
cleared by driving a triple to left. Nc
MILAN, another OF Frisbee's college
finds. made his. debut into the arena
In the second game, and by his passes
and wild throws opened the route
homeward for at least two
Of tho quartet of tallies the home club
accumulated. AS a parting shot the
C.rays hit In run. In the sixth, just
before the proceedings were called off.
Jp to that time they had got but two
hits, one of them of the very doubtful
sort, and only the first Of those helped
In the run getting.
President Norton has again forgot
ten that this city needs an umpire, and
Tate OBLIGATED In both. Much wrang-
ling marked all close decisions. Fris-
bee, at one time, showed fight, but was
held from starting anything by mem
bers OF his team. The locals showed
flrst In the opener. Parkin getting away
with a two-bagger. Williams sacrificed;
Killian curved one into Middleton's
short ribs. Hoy flew out, and Brown
hit, Parkin counting. One tally. The
visitors came back in their half, even
ing UP the score One away, Frisbee
hit to right center, and tore past sec
:ond, HOY and Kruger relaying the
throw. The latter's was wild to Will
liams, who would have had Frisbee by
ten feet, had 1t beeni1ower. The ball
went astray and F'risbee was safe. He
counted on Daniels long fly to Wal
lace. One tally.
Then the beating of Killian began.
Kruger, first up. hit. Bruggeman
hunted, Frisbee dropping the throw.
Wallace hunted !. to Killian, who at
tempted to catch Kruger at third, but
failed. With the paths loaded Will
liams drove to left center, and the
whole outfit scored in bunch. Middle
ton hit and Williams scored. Hoy belted
a single, but Middleton was tagged be
tween home and third. -Four tallies.
The locals could not count again. altho
they reached third twice, but the visit
ors never had chance, and never
passed first The score in detail.