Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-19
|ANSONS LOSE FIRST
D WATERLOO JAYS
| VYSkOcil AND PETERS SUFFER
SINGING DEFEAT IN OPEN
| ING GAME.
MARSHALLTOWN TEAM
STRONG WITH STICK
Seihert Gets Triple and Double and
New Mon, Miller and Marriott, Get
Two Hits Each-Return Of Hotlen-
beck to Waterloo Proves Of Material
Benefit to Blue Jays.
)ecial to Times Repu blican.

special to Times Repu blican.
Waterloo, May l9.--Waterloo had no
difficulty Yesterday in solving the de-
livery of Nyskocil and Peters, winning
10 to 4. Marshalltown led off in the
opener with three extra base hits, scor-
ing Two runs bat the Ansons We're un-
able to bunch hits off Wilkus again
until the eighth, when three hits Melted
them one run. The Blue Jays tied the
score in the first frame, and stepped
into the lead in the second. Manager
Richards jerl<ed Vyskocil in the sec
ond, with two down and McAuley or
second, sending Peters to the slab. Pc
tiers retired the side easily but single
and a triple in the third sent one more
runner across In the fourth. the To-
calls added four runs on a base on
balls, two singles and a triple. Two
more were scored in the sixth on a
single, double and a triple.
Heavy hitting featured the game.
there being eleven extra base drives
made Seibert, for the visitors. hit for
triple and a double in four trips TO
the plate while Richards. Miller and
Andreen lined out two-base drives.
Duke" Hollenbeck celebrated his re-
turn 70 the game by smashing out four
safeties in as many times up. He drove
in four of the locals runs, the first
two coming in the opener with two
mer down. Marriott played swell
game at third for the Ansons, hand
ling seven of his eight chances his
one error was on an attempt 10 ca1cA
Wilkus at second on McAuley's drive.
the throw being low and was dropped
at second No scores were made In
this inning, however.
Ansons Take Lead.
With one gone In the first Richards
doubled and was Tailed when Seibert
hit for three corners. Miller followed
with a tNo-base swat that brought
home the former Dubuque outfielder.
Andreen ended the round With rap
to Holmes.
Waterloo was not long In tying In the
count, driving In two runs in their nan
Of the first session. McAuley singled,
but was forced at second by Holmes.
Hill hit safely, Holmes advancing 10
second. Both runners moved over d
corner when Siglan was out. Wilson
to Foster. Hollenheck responded in
the emergency with a long single,
was walked to start Waterloos second
turn a bat, and Ashland sacrificed him
to second Wilkus flied out. but Nc
Auley doubled. scoring Stadtfeld. At
this point Vyskocil was benched, and
Peters. who succeeded him wound up
the round by forcing Holmes to ground
out Marriott to Foster.
Ansons Tie UP Count.
The Ansons came right back in the
third, and tied the score. Carrigan
walked. stole second and scored on
Seibert's long drive, which was good
for two bases.
Waterloo forged ahead again in their
half of the same session. With two
down. Hollenbeck singled and came in
on Brewers triple.
Ashland drew walk TO open the
fourth, but was forced at second by
Wilkus McAuley famed, but Holmes
hit safely. Hill also singled. bring
ing in Wilkus. Siglin hit to left. and
CARR gan let the ball get away Hill and
Holmes scoring. Hollenbeck again nit
safely. this time for three sacks, scor-
| ing Siglin.
In the sixth Hill singled but was
forced at second by Siglin. The latter
scored, however, on Hollenbeck
| dOu Bile.
Ansons in Final Rally.