Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-24
Eleventh HOUR
ENERGY WINS OUT
THIRD STRAIGHT GAME S0'
FROM kEokuK SUNDAY BY
wH,RLwiND FINISH.
SEW. 3 U NJ r ED BELT
Blackstone Of Clubs Met at Plate ana
Elderly Gent Goes Down win
Deep Dull Thud; Score
Was 6 to z.

The ottumwa club won a busnei ~
Glory in the last inning at the MYTHS
street enclosure Sunday. and close
IN To f,fteen hundred wild-eyed ones
Jumped and howled, frowned' noo'eu
and Kissed and again howied anu
,heered as the game progressed. ine
score was 6 to 2. Ottumwa won y
twice Keokuks score in the seventh
tr,ro IN the tallies, was the GIT o.
umpire Lippert, who fagrantiy erieu
IN ruling Miller safe at home When Inc
tall gent was easily out by a FOOT. ! us
action on the part of the arbitrator ~ o.
neeved the home product tnat 10y
rssted in the eighth and started .he
nth with blood in their bInks. ! ne
DENOMINATION of the natives was 1rul. ~
81, resulting in four runs. plenty -
.hr;,ls and a mix at the home plate pe
.n,aan pa Belt and Hank Severelu' ~
.,hich the latter came out with scole
ard tha former went down to motne'
asrth with a deep, dull thud. REGAIN.
TO- h;s anuiIibrium, the aged one IRON
1nS;anville still felt the effects Oh t,le
h,,ron and showed it by throwing 'le
ball away.
rrruo hits two walks, two errois
800 .to1en hases and one sacrifice was
80 noixture out of which four JUICY
r,,ns The third straight game lrol'
TanIuL and second place IN the Zen.
trail association percentage col t
wss hrewed. And it might be mentlol,
"a that the activities of the nonIe
ss,,sd IN the ninth caused untoio 10y
~ The multitude and saved ompi a.
I;nnert from a great amount on aouos
!, snf naasibly personal injury. me ia IN,
800 go '.ore At the official, but the Joy
~ n,,nnino left little thought OF tns
umpire's error.
,,,,,r,;e Dunn was in the same KIM y,
!, tarm that all games have founo
~, IN thus far this season. ae
strncr out the first man up. ana .ne
FANS sat back, satisfied that JIMMY
had the goods. He walked the s. .Soas
r.ar and the movement in the stahus
and bleachers denoted the 1ac. liz q,
az nnu we've some there whom Jlmmie
had not convinced. ~,
When Reichle and VasDlnoer, ~ ~,
,an n he feared, were disposed Oh W
1, I1srse1 and Dunn. the unanimous 9ei,
~ WAS that Jimmie would WIN. Anu
~ s;d The effective work OF Jlmmle
n,as one Of the great features OF INC
no;S he worked steadily all the way
thrnuoh f,elded his position per1ec.y'
and withal gave one of those exnipl !
tons that makes him depenuapie
a;tnher He held the visitors TO que
p;rgIe and one double and would nave
snnred q shut out game had 1t not oeell
eoY his own and imp Lipperts ms.
loi n'I I1f,dehrand scored in the sixth
~ peichIe's crack Just out OF the
w - Einnev. after he had gone
.eaun - frst when Jimmie plugged MS
ninth rib. The other tally came ~ ~ ~
seventh. Miller started IL VIII e ao
HE barreled smack to the center ue ~
fence. With Belt up, Jimmie sought -
catch Miller of second. paik IVA, mao
committed and third base was ei'oA
The runner. .l
Then came the error by LlPpei..
pelt dumped the ball to the rlgn1 OF !
Dunn who tossed it to Severed. Tug
nill met Millers body when ne was =
foot off the plate. but the arpltfas A."
had magnifying eyes which drew MI !.
Ter to the registering point ne1ore ne
actually arrived. Then went up tne
fowls Of the indignant. Feminine rams
showed their disapproval OF the de'
cision by kissing. Those OF the Mascu !.
ina Gender did several things tnat
Ne ruder sex are sometimes guilty
- The Way ottumwa Scored.
Kensel scored Ottumwa's f1rst run
&, the onener on g. walk, RusselIs sac
rif7ce and Senno's rap just out OF the
reach of Thomas Airing started the
second with a~double, and Wise's three
lime hin placed him past the home
Mate. The ninth inning was delight.
mi thing to tell about. Senno started
Nv outguessing Burch, and followed
his nv beating Belts peg to second.
porton heat out bunt, sending Senno
n third. from which station he regis
tored when Belt made q wild heave to
srst Of Borton's bunt. Airing sacri-
aced but Morris. covering first, drop
rad the ball. This allowed Borton TO
roost on third.
Miller and Morris retired Wise,
whose sacrifice advanced Borton home
and Airing to second. SEVERED peeled
out the second hit of the stanza and
Airing registered. Dunn was retired,
sensenback to Miller, and SEVERED
vent to third on the play. Kensel
talked and Immediately drew the ball
from Burch by leading OF OF first.
ceveroid started home. Belt was
in the way, and Hank, anxious to
complete the sprint he started, collid-
ed with the visiting boss with the re-
suit that the fourth tally was scored