Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-30
Standing Of the Clubs.

boyle introduced one lAaVelle, SI0CFy
finger, heretofore of brush company,
to the Brownies yesterday, and he'll
not soon forget the bitter sting his
sociability cost him. Score 10 to 1 in
seven innings when the bulky Mr..
Fuller humanely called time, ostenssi-
bly, that the fagged-out visitors might
catch train for home. Even that
hardened veteran is not unmindful of
the maltreatment of the, tender and
immature. But Boyle had really had
enough, and was ready with flag of
truce to stop the battle after the locals
had gotten thru with Mr.. Lavelle in
the seventh By winning the Brownies
are now tied for third place.
1t was a bitter pill the locals forced
down Mr.. Lavelle's throat but they
were out to do to him what they
should have done to one of Boyle's
more hardened twtrlers earlier in the
series. And they did it-and then
rubbed it in. The two wild throws one
a one-base screamer of Mahoney's and
the other Fishers two-base fling, help
ed the Brownies in the piling UP OF
many scores, and we'll nigh exhausted
the local. athletes so badly put to it
were they keeping out Of each others
way running bases. Twice the route
was loaded in the single joyous sew
enth, and twice the entire outfit scor-
ed, either by trios, pairs or singles,
and then some. The entire caste bat
ted around, besides Williams, Spen-
Ger and Johnson, who each took two
biffs at Mr.. Lavelle. While Browns
men hammered Lavelle to pulp in the
inning preceding adjournment, he was
no such easy meat previous to that
time His wildness-four passes in
the opening round-cost his team one
run, but after that until the seventh,
he had the locals up against it,
Dick went in opposite the ex-Ha-
warden Gladbrook finger, and won his
game in gilt-edged fashion. He had
the best of what little support was
needed, and famed eight of the visit
ors in the seven times they were up.
Only once did Fl. Dodge crowd a
score out of him, and lrthat seems
largely an accident, in view of the
spareness of their hits. Snyder un-
canned a mighty biff to right in, OPEN
ing the fifth, and was cuddled on third
when Bockewitz had chased in the
ball. A tieing of the score being
threatened Dick warmed to his work
and famed Lavelle and Usher. Ma
honey hit to right, Chance that
Bockewitz should have got to, but did
not, and the visitors lone tally was
landed.
The seventh, that proved Lavelle's
undoipg, he opened by walking Will
Jams. Spencer hunted and beat Ma
honey's throw, which went to the
bleachers Williams and Spencer each
acquiring an additional base thereby.
johnson went out, Mackey to Coe
Giffen hit thru the closely drawn in
field, Williams and Spencer reporting.
in Thomas clouted, and Kruger was
passed, filling the paths. Bockewitz
drove over third, Giffen and Thomas
coming home. Dick famed Harris
smote one to left, Kruger scoring.
Williams got an in-shoot on the arm
and again all stations were occupied.
spencer smote a hot one to center,
and Fisher, attempting to spear Will
Jams at third, threw wild and everyone
came home. Johnson flew out to Hupp
Wild and long continued applause
from the joyously frantic. The score
I1&1 IN,