Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-11

Big Joe SySkocll, newly acquired
from the Quincy Three-I circuit, car
ried the Ansons thru to victory over the
keokuk Indians in the first game OF q
double header Sunday. The big finger
was in prime condition, finding the go
ing just TO his liking, that is, hot and
still.
While Vyskocil was holding the In
dams at arms length for eleven in
nings his mates We're showing little
Inclination to start things with the
stick, and not until the eleventh was
here any sign Of either the visitors or
oe home team breaking into the scoroI
olumn. While Big joe was puzzling
ne Keokuks. SIcCollough was toying
with Richards squad and hits were
few and widely scattered.
It was battle royal-one OF those
games that set the bugs frantic and
holds the thirty third degree fan az
he breaking point. Vyskocl let the
indians down with but three hits in the
even frames, and the Keokuk twtrler
ilowed Marshalltown but two more
han that total Meanwhile the Ansons
ere giving their moundsnlan superb
report, while the home warriors were
ruilty of divers errors. which, however.
HID not prove to be costly.
vyskocI in Great Form.
vyskocll was IN midsummer form.
md moved down the Indian batters in
routine order The deadly way in
which he disposed Of the Indians at the
llate became monotonous TO the keo-
NIX rooters who found little TO en-
Sourage them except the fancy way IN
4hich McCollough was handling MS
ob. But there had TO be break soon
of later, and 1t came in the eleventh
then the visitors forced one around
Rthe pans. That one was sufficient, for
keokuk could do nothing in their half.
~ RHE.
Marsfalitn ooo0oonoo1-1 l
Keokuk ....OooOoo0 900 {
Batteries-vyskoctl and Andreeh'
mccullough and Sweet.
Second Gane Less Spectacular.
Following the fne performance OF
yvskocn and his opponent. an after
niece was staged which was almost
farcical. 1t was a hit and run eXhlnl-
tion In which Keokuk proved the better
ste.m in that class Of game. Taylor was
pcked to fling for MarshalltoWn' whlte
Griffin and Whitaker occupied the
amound for the home team. Inc result
was to 5, with Keokuk on the loLs
end. The game was called IN tne eiSht'l
on account Of darkness.
Marshalltown had the game Won, D
10 3 ND to the fatal seventh wnen
EeoLr,k ran wild. scoring six TALES IN
A. o,,e round. Darkened skies figured
this wild period. and after another
,ninp II was decided to call the game
n. The score by innings:
ao,,nt ..ooO3oOs COS 7
rs.shs,,town .o1022o 0"-5 !
n.ttsries-Gr;fn. Whitaker and
,reet. TAYLOR and Andreen.
Saturdays Game.
pecfal TO Times Republican.
v.ol,nk Nav 11-Whitev Hensling
nnort,,ne triple, with the sacks stullet'
tho second, gave the tribe tead
that Richards children were he'e
ahle 10 overcome, and the Indians .ooA
~. srst game in the series with Mar
shallfown here Saturday AFTERNOON
lhe last count made 1t 10 D.
Attic the tribe took a hVe-ruh iean
IN the second inning. the Ansohs gre"
dangerous later on. Roy Mau,e'
na.rn0 IN the mound while the An
-. ware at bat. and did credtta bic
vor,. Altho he only struck out three
s,.r his control was good, and but two
h...e. were given. In all he loosened
IN for eight hits. but they were fairly
va,I scattered, and did little damage
t5todola started the game for the Wis
ttor. Int was relieved by Matson IN
tha locals half Of the third.
The Indians drew first blood in the
same. getting their five in the second
period. Herring started II OF, taxing
first after he stopped pitched oali
with his shoulder. Abbott doubled 70
Taft Herring stopping at third. Dono-
van walked, and the bases were full
Eottschall watched four wide ones, his
stroll forcing Herring to count. sweet
and Maurer swung out, but Hensllns
laid a clout good for three bases near
the right field fence The hit drove IN
three runs and Hensling, himself
scored q few minutes later when
Rleminski booted Jacks roller.
The Ansons counted once in the first
,,.1f Of the third, Stodola leading off
sw44h = grass -cutter along the third base
sSlnE Maurer walked Kleminski, and
81 Gtndola scored when Foster forced the
trarA sacker at second. Darrow struck
nr,f and Carrigan singled to right blu,
forwot to stop at the sack and was
tSrnvn out by Donovan who folded his
zhit.
IN the fifth the visitors came bach
6or two more, getting their runs or
fhfeo hits and an error. Matsor
&ntafted It with single and scored
wAen Kleminski sizzled to left field G
aruander that Herring muffled, letting
sfho third baseman reach second. HI
acore0 on Carrigan's single after Eos
46r had struck out and Darrow hac
xoll4d. The score:
MARSHALLTOWN.
ABB. r. H. Pc. A. E
H1asningki. 2b ...... 2 1 1
Synntar. 10 ......... 0 7 0
slYSarrov. r. ..,..4 0 0 0
fa1riean. II .....3 0
2ieshardG 2b ......4 3 0
sVlana II ....4 0 2
zn4awasnon n .....4 0 0 8
4xsafees, .....4
ateS6Nln a 1 0 0