Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-13

stopping the ball after 9. high jump,
but could not recover in time to throw
the runner out. Chance was hit by a
pitched bal and took first. Steinfeldt
forced Chance at second, Davis to Is
bell, ana Hoffman scored. Isbell threw
wild to first to completa the double
pitched ball and took first. Steinfeldt
going to second. Tinker bunted. but
was safe atsfirst on Walsh's wild throw
Steinfeldt scoring. Tinker went out
stealing. Walsh to Donohue to Davis.
Three runs.
Both Pitchers a Little Wild.
In the second. for the Americans.
Sullivan struck out and Walsh went to
first base on balls. Hahn raised an
easy fly to Chance. Jones went out on
grounder. Evers to Chance
For the Nationals ENers went out,
Walsh to Donohue. Kling got first on
balls. Reulbach sacrificed, Sullivan to
Donohue. Hoffman struck out, and
Sullivan dropped the third strike, but
sthrew Holman out at first. No runs.
Score t:vened; RueIbach Out.
In the third for the Americans, Is
bell doubled to left. Davis doubled in
to the right field crowd, scoring Isbe!l.
Pfeister was substituted for Reulbach.
Robe struck out. Donohle was hit by
pitched ball. Doughertv forced Don
ohue, Evers to Tinker. and Tinker
missed double play, by throwing high
to first. Davis and Dougherty pulled
off a double steal Davis scoring. Sui
livan struck out. Two runs.
For the Nationals, Sheckard struck
out, and Schultz went to second on Da-
Wis heave into the crowd on an easy
bounder Chance grounded out, Davis
to Donohue, Schultz going to third.
Steinfeldt went out. Davis to Dono-
hue.
Sox Score Four More.
In the. fourth. for the Americans.
Walsh went to first on balls. Hahn
hunted, forcing Walsh at second, Stein
feldt to Tinker. Jones singled to left,
Hahn going to second Isbell doubled,
scoring Hahn, and Jones went to third.
Davis doubled to left, scoring. Jones
and Isbell. Overall replaced Pfeister.
Robe got first on balls. Donohue dou-
bled into the left field crowd, scoring
Davis and Robe and going to third.
Dougherty lines to Schultz, and Rhoe
tried to score. but was doubled. Schultz
to Evers to King. Four runs.
For the Nationals, Tinker went to
second on a wild throw by Robe into
the crowd hack Of first. Evers went to
first on balls. King struck out. Tink-
er and Ev,ers worked a double steal.
Overall struck out. Tinker scored on
la wild pitch, Evers being held atsthird.
Hoffman got first on balls, and Sheck-
ard struck out One run
Fifth a Blank.
In the fifth, for the Americans. Sui
livan went out, Tinker to Chance.
Walsh struck out and Hahn fled to
Schultz.
For the Nationals, Schultz fouled to
Sullivan. Chance doubled to right, Is
bell making; a great try for it. Stein-
feldt flied to Jones. Tinker went out,
Davis to Donohue. No runs.
sox Score Another.
In the Sixth, for the Americans,
Jones struck out. 1sbel doubled past
first, the ball going into the crowd.
making his foruth two base. Davis
went out, E1vers to Chance, Isbell going
to third. Robe singled to right, scor-
ing Isbel1. Robe went to second on a
wild pitch Donohue went out, Over
alls to Chance. One run.
The Nationals scored in the last
half Of the sixth inning
White replaced Walsh in the sixth.
In the seventh and eighth neither
side scored.
No scores in the ninth