Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-13
Home RUNS TOP
BEAUTY HURLINC
sENNo AND GARD BREAK UP
MERRY PITCHING WAR WITH
FoUR-sAck SMACKS.
TOOTS' TAP WON GAME
Raymond Boyd and Bill Murray Broke
Even On The Hit Thing, But
Former Had Best Along
Ozone Route.

Dan Senno and Toots Gard, two
youthful dynamos who swing power
f,1l paddles in the old Speed Boy
swimming hole tied a knot In the
shirt of Bill Murray, the Indian hurler
at the Joy park Tuesday p. m: me
rough work of the Spanish onion ana
the German fry scraped the throat OF
old Bill In the sixth and ninth mouth
1uls Of the feast, and the result was an
Dttumwa victory by the count OF 2 10
The one lone tally Of the invaders
came as a slight pause to the pleas
ant pastiming of Saliva Ray, the
mainstay of the we'll built Boyd house
hold hack among the scholarly gents
Of indiana, Before this marker, hay
mond hurled an article Of ball that
won him credit for seven strike-outs
in three frames, and after the talley
was registered he took a new lease
If life and continued his effectiveness
In one instance he had to resort to
passing Hilly, but this was only to re-
fire the side with the bases chucked
and thus climb out of nice; round
hole. These holes were few and 1ar
between, however, and from almost
every angle that a bug generally tis-
ures things in baseball way the
slobber-sizzler in the home cro"o
had an edge on the work OF MS op,
ponent. Murray pitched no slouch oall
though, but he failed to take into con-
sideration the frequent slams OF III.
surrectos Dan and Toots pair OIL
lovely 'larrops Of the chubby twins are
liable to break up the pitchiest KIND OF
a pitchers battle, and that's what re-
suited Tuesday. M,
The arm maneuvers Of Ray and Bill
were the predominating features OF
the meeting inside the ball yard (the
homers of Dan and Toots were Out
side. you understand) but the great |
ratch of Senno in the fifth frame with
man on third, and Penningtons NIFTY
activities about third base are worthy
Of first paragraph space.
Let us now pass on to the manner IN !
which the blows and scores were
made.
Rechle Scored First.
A little touch of spelling figured
largely In the one run Of the visitors.
After Pennington had been dispose
Of in the fourth Reichle tore Off his
second and last safe slam of the 60
ing. E. Painter, the fearless Boone,
Iowa, boomer, then came up to en-
deavor to connect safely and shunt his
mate to a port nearer the coveted
haven Of scores. It might be mentioned
that Eddie struck out on his first ap-
pearance at bat, and the Indiana mys-
tifyer had it all down in his nut to
reproduce the same result. Reichle
was set to steal second, and Josephus
behind the cord wood signalled for
waste" ball. Ray caught the signal,
but before he delivered the ball he
twisted the spelling somewhat and
tossed over the round thing "waist"
high. OF course Painter smacked 1t
and Reichle waltzed to third. Jensen
pushed the ball on line to Wise, who
noticed that Reichle showed little
signs of scooting home, and away the
pill went to Gard. Jensen was extln-
guished, but Reichle scampered to the
plate and slid around the throw from
Toots. The same waist" ball was
smacked again by Painter in the sixth,
and the intentional walk Of Hilly was
q precautionary measure to save
further scoring Pennington was the
man on third in this instance, and
when Hilly walked the slate showed
two down and the cushions top-heavy.
Moore was retired easily by Boyd and
Gard, and the rest of the distance was
travelled easily.
The Wholesale Raps That Won.
Murray was going along at nice
clip during the first half Of the game,
allowing only one and two hits a
frame, but Senno suddenly took in
ventory of his accomplishments when
first up. He scanned the slate pierre
inbly, and netted two hits out Of as
many tries. These were singles, and he
felt that one large blow was needed
to sort Of chaperone the young ones.
It was in the sixth with two down
that he found his opportunity to
blooie out the healthy clout, and he
did. The ball steamed and fused over
deep left field for four sacks Again
In the eighth he had another notion
that looked promising, but his trusty
war-club had one too many fouls in
It and Belt spoiled that one The high
Dne In the wrogn direction however.
only served as an incentive to the
Quincy Gem, who cracked looV> with
the biggest run of the game with little
hesitancy at the opening of the Ottum-
wa half of the ninth. This blow. sail
Ing as it did over deep center fence,
was the tap that won the game and
sent the moneyed male bugs and the
honored guests of the fray, bevy Of
beautiful lady bugs, back to town with
kind thoughts of the dark skinned
gardener and his peppery mate,
Toots. ~,
Tuesdays Score.
Ottumwa- ABB. r. H. Pc. A. E.
Kensel, 2b ......... 3 o. 2 O.
Russell, If ......... 0 0 0 O