Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-15
OAKS WILD PEG
LOST GREAT GAME
/ HANNIBAL TRIMMED oTTuMwA
YEsTERDAY IN A MIX THAT
CONTAINED EVERYTHING

Speed Boys received another sever.
setback Monday afternoon at League
park, when they allowed the Cannibals
to romp away with an eleven-innins
contest, which was marked by man.
misplAys by both clubs. Victory came
n to the Cannibals in session thai
started of very inauspiciously and
Was the result Of wild throw by
Third Baseman Oaks, which per
] mitted bowers to take third on what
ordinarily would have been an easy
out, followed by Hamilton's scorching
Erounder that suddenly bounded over
Tay KensePs head.
Swain opposed Jaeger. and while
I. both hurlers were hit rather hard dur
ing the melee, the score would indl-
cate that the battle was pitcher
duel Swain allowed the Speed Boys
m even dozen hits and whitfield nine
men, while Jaeger allowed but seven
safeties and whitfield three Cannibals.
cadlaan's Hit Scores Foley.
Breaking into the run column In ses-
sion No. z, the Cannibals annexed q
single tally. Hamilton sent roller
through third and Foley was safe on
m infield tap. Raglan forced Hamil-
ton at third and Foley took second.
Cadigan laced out the required hit.
scoring Foley and the fans went wild.
"A moment later Swain hit into dou-
bis play, Jaeger to Oaks to Borton.
The Cannibals' second count came
IN the sixth. 1t was a gift from Hank
SEVERED, who will next season don
Il Cincinnati National league uniform.
Kerwin, who registered the run, was
lirst up. He slammed out q beautiful
single into center and advanced to
the second station on bowers sac
rihce, scoring when SEVERED threw
wild to Wrigley as IL he meant to
catch Webster, who, previously had
singled.
speed Boys Havs Rally.
The Esanites landed on Swain
ratlaer hard in the sixth, but got only |
one run, although they might have
made several had not Jumps Eddinger
called Wrigley out at third when he
should have been called safe. Kensel, |
cession and Kensel tailed. Wrigley
pilfered third. but was waived out by
Eddinger, who later admitted he did
not see the play. Forney shot the ball
10 Ragan in plenty of time to nab
but he failed to touch the
ormer big Lacquer, thus cutting short
he Speed Boys rally, as Johnston,
lext up. whitfield and Senno rolled to
hamilton.
Errors BIZ Ragan and Foley gave the
another score In the sew
nth stanza. Oaks lived on Ragan's
ow throw 4nd took second when Bor-
on -1f1ede his third hit Dunn laid
|o1yn 4 bunt and was safe on Folley'S
rror, Oaks scoring on the play
Eaan,s Men Waste Fine Chance.
The Speed Boys had an elegant
nance in the eighth to score. but the
hits were not forthcoming.
'evereid connected with one OF Swalm's
boots and the ball rolled against the
enter field fence, emitting him to two
acks. Johnston laid down q -bunt
long the third base line and beat 1t
ut. Johnston then pilfered second. It
. could do was to miss three beauties.
)aks did likewise. but BortOn worked
Iwalm for free transportation, loading
he pillows. 1t was all up to little
Jimmy Dunn, but the pitcher outfelder
.ould not deliver the required swat
ind the two beautiful hits Of SEVERED
md Johnston went for naught
cadipan Badly Injured.
Catcher Cadigan of the Cannibals
Iustained a badly injured finger In the
'ourth round and was forced TO retire
Manager Forney taking his place be-
lind the bat The Cannibals have been
,atching department., Evans and For
ney both have suffered severe injuries
turing the early part Of the season.
which seriously injured them In their
The 9eers.