Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-22


that when they really did approach a
fielder, that individual knew before he |
came in contact with the pellet that
it would be singer. In short, the
Bunnies were spanking the ball right
on the nose and spanking it with the
force Of ttirteen-i inch projectlle as it
| energies from the bowels of a coast de-
! tense piece One thing was pretty we'll
demonstrated, however and that was
that Mitchell does not possess the re-
uuisites of a winning hurler in the c.
A. this season 1t is not probable that
he will pitch in this association again
this year and it is certain that he will
not again take the mound for the An
sons.
Harter Does Good Relief Work.
Manager Richards was placed in a
! peculiar position, Mitchell being the
only man who reasonably could be
! called on for service In the game. 1t
had been intended to send Slattery. he
| of the bum thumb. to face the Bunnies
| in the second battle, but the side
wheeler could not secure thumb
| guard Of the proper proportion and was
obliged to take in the game from the
| stands Harter and Taylor saw SER
vice Sunday. and Richardson, worked
| Monday, so that the staff was pretty
well worked out. MitchellsWas due and
Mitchell was called on. He failed and
! the game was lost in the opening
round He pulled thru the second and
third, but when the lAnsons. showed all
inclination ito break into the agrees
sive~sgarne themselves, it was deemed
advisable to apply the can and Harter
was rushed in to halt the rampant
run getters from Oatsville.
Harter pitched nice game, and
should have been accorded shut out
for the six innings he worked.
Dummies Run Wild.
The Bunnies got away on the wrong
foot Smith being called out when he
was hit by batted ball. Lindberg set
matters Alright for Hills youngsters,
however, when he drew a pass and the
procession got under Roadway when
Lund raped singer to Delaney
which got away from the little Kan
SAN Then came the wreckng crew.
They are husky lads. and when they
put the meat behind the stick the ball
fairly sings with glee as it speeds
thru space Six singled in turn. Cole
man. Wambsganss. Ward. Fulton,
Dietz and Radebaugh, spanked the pei
let in turn for safe hits, and this flu 4
SHADE accumulated the Bunnies six
runs To change the monotony. and il
it wasn't monotonous, just ask any
home fan who was there, Smith. up for
the second time in the inning, flied out
to Jude. A pretty running catch was
necessary to prevent the swipe from GO
ing for safe hit also Lindburg then
lifted a fly to Richards for the third
out.
In the next inning Lund was walked.
advanced on Coleman's hit, and scored
on Wambsganss' sacrifice fly to jude.
Ansons Get the Spirit.
In the third the Ansons were led to
an assault on the clever little Mr..
Radebaugf by the long drive Of Shook,
which was good for a three-quarters
circuit. Mitchell followed with single.
which tailed the catcher. Delaney hit
to Wambsganss who let the ball roll
away, but Del" was then forced at
second by Harvey. Foster hit in. the
pinch, his single scoring Mitchell, and
Jude followed with a two-base blow,
which sent Harvey across.
That was as far as the Ansons got
But two more hits were obtained. a
single by Harvey in the fifth, and a
three base drive by Seibert in the
sixth.
"Umps" Stops Shocks Throw.
Some real comdey was injected into
the pastiming in the sixth, when Cedar
Rapids scored it's last run. The Jumps
was the leading comedian, with Shook
doing the heavy slap-stick stuff. With
two gone! Lindberg singled, and he es-
saved to steal on the first delivered
ball Shook had plenty of time for the
throw, but as the ball was catapulted
secondward the official arbitrator, who
had duolsed to escape the ball, rose
trifie and the pill caught him squarely
on the ivory. The ball carromed off
and rolled away, Lindberg circling sec
ond and continuing on his way to
third. 1t was beautiful play on the |
part Of Shook, in fact one of the most |
appreciated Of the day., and 1t was
loudly cheered. The error was the |
Jumps" his footwork was too slow to |
avoid the ball.
Lindberg scored when Lund hit to n
short, and Foster dropped the throw to |!
first The score:
CEDAR RAPIDS.
ALB. r. II. Pc. A. p |
Smith CT .i.......... . o. 3 0
Lindberg. sb ........ a.