Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-09
SPEED BOYS and
CANS BREAK EVEN.
JIMMY DuNN's AVIATION STUNT
in NINTH SESSION LOST
FIRST GAME. Z TO 2.
win SECOND MIX FARLEY
Jaeger and Swain Engage in TWirler's
Duel, Egan's Veteran Coming
out 1es-The Score Was
to I.
WIN SECOND MIX FARLEY

The common saying that church Is
never out until the last hymn Is sung,
APPLIES likewise to ball games, ana
1000 fans had to acknowledge IT 81
lently Yesterday afternoon at the Myr-
tie street Joy park when Bill Forneys
Missouri gents came up from 6ehlha ~
the ninth inning, and by punching hlts
with Jimmy Dunn's wildness, sent
seven scores across the counting sta-
ton and copied the first contest by q
Z to 2 win. After firle sailing for elgnt
innings, pitching superb bali and a.
lowing only two singles, one OF the
scratch variety, Aviator Jimmy Dunn
lost control of his throwing macnlne
and the same assembled high up into
the ozone, and not until the VISITORS
had tailed seven times did Jimmy set
tie down. The Speed Boys had the mix
already copied in their win bag ana
we're planning on how they would
slaughter those Cannibals in the sec
ond game of the double bill, wnsn
.Jimmy's hard luck began. Egans men
tried hard to recapture their expecte .i
win in the ninth, but big Joe FysKocl
was heaving we'll and the Speed BOYS
went out one, two, three. Dlsappolnltssu
over the loss of the first game, the
Speed Boys die not lose their courage
but broke even in the afternoons les.
tiyities by grabbing the second nan
Of the program in the early sessions,
the final result being to l. Although
the fans groaned over the loss OF the
first game, their spirit returned alter
winning the second mix, making the
record three out of four for the series.
Dunn Had Hard Luck.
Dunn tWirled wonderful ball until
the ninth. when Hannibal started the
diddings and obtained lead too big
to overcome. Joe Vyskocil from the
heautiful land; Of Bohemia, was on the
airing line for the Mizzou gents, and
although the locals secured six bins
and two counts off him, enough 10
have won the game, fortune smiled
upon the tanned countenance OF the
bie pitcher. and he added another win
to his list by Dunn's unfortunate DreaK,
down in the ninth. But Joe showed
that he had the goods by retiring the
locals in rapid manner in the hnal SEES
sion ofthe first part Of the afternoon
program. While Dunn, the Bunalo k!o'
lost the game by his weakening IN lne
ninth. the youngster might ndye
copied the mix instead of losing IT. y
the Hannibalites had not double
crossed the Speed Boys. Their play
in the ninth was to hunt, but instead
thew slammed the ball and hence the
result.
second Was More interesting.
The No. . mix was more interesting
tn the locals. Foxy Charles Jaeger was
doing the heaving stunt for the speeu
Boys and Charley Swain essayed 10 90 10
the same for the down state gents. !.
was pitchers battle, but the locals
solved Swalm's slants In the carry
sessions and carefully laid away the
victory. Jaeger had the best OF the
pitching duel. He allowed one more MT
than Swain, but he kept them scat
tered, and in the meantime, by slip
ming them over the rubber, wMhed
seven visitors. Swain was invinciDle
after the locals had scored three runs
runs
How Il Happened.
Interspersed with tears the dolngs
Of the first mix Is here recorded. Ot-
turnwa started scoring in the fourth,
when Johnston hit to left. stole sec
ond and went to third on Senno's sac
.rifice and scored on Oaks sacrifice ny
to bowers. The other tally was cap
tured in the sixth frame. Johnston
doubled to left, followed by senno with
like variety.
The following lines are the saddest
Of all. Webster loosened Jimmy's moor
ings in the ninth and sent him sky
rating. when he singled. Vyskocil fol
lowed with the same kind Of bin. Ra-
gan did likewise, and with the bases
pilsif1ed, Spencer. batting for Hamtl-
ton. drove one down over the second
sack. scoring Webster. Jimmy walked
Eberts, forcing in vyskocil. Kerwin
followed with long drive to center.
scoring Raglan. Jimmy then walked
bowers, forcing in Spencer. Forney
hunted the ball. but Link recovered 1t
and stepped back on the plate. forcing
Eherts out. Forney died at first on
Links relay of the ball. Foley then
drove one over the left field fence for
a home run, scoring Kerwin and Dow
ers ahead Of him.
Score First Game.
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