Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
ISBELL'S YANNlGANS TAKE CLOS.
ING GAME, TO I, AFTER
GOOD CONTEST.
REARRANGEp TEAM LACKS
AID OF HEAVY SUCKERS
Matson Pitches Four innings and
Shows Good Forrn-Rsitly and Be-
night Finished-saIisbury Pitches
Good Game For visiters-Andrsen
And Richards Start Rally in Ninth.


made in order to give candidates for
the places a chance to get in the game,
the Ansons went down to defeat before
the Des Moines Yannisans Tuesday
afternoon. The score was TO l. The
rearranged team lacked the heavy
stick work of the older players. and
ia allied to handle themselves TO best
advantage when on bases. Des Moines.
on the other hand. played better ball
than it did the day before. and Sails
bury. on the mound. was pitching good
ball
The game served to bring three An
son pitchers under fire of strange
team. and their performance was not
such as to cause criticism. Matson,
who started. remained In the box four
innings, and in that time Des Moines
| scored one run and chalked up two
| hits. The home boy struck out four
and gave one pass. The two hits came
! in the frs round and resulted in the
/ tally.
!; Reilly who succeeded Matson. al
lowed four hits and TWO runs IN MS
/ three innings on the firing line. He
! also struck out four batters and al
| lowed free passage once Reilly. now
ever showed up to much better ao-
vantage than on Sunday. When ne
| evidenced lack of control. Benlsht
finished, 1t being his first appearance
| in the box this season. He let one
visitor across and allowed two hits.
one good for three corners. Salisbury
| let Marshalltown down with seven
dr
pinch hitters in. the ninth frame. and
which came near resulting disastrous
" TO the visiting aggregation.
Score One OF Matson.
De.s Moines took lead of one run IN
the first inning, when Mcclellan. first
nm singled. and scored on Ewald's hit,
after he had seen one of his teammates
roll an easy one to first and another
strike out. The two hits were all Mat
son allowed and ne was not in danger
again turnout his four innings In the
box.
In the fifth Des Moines added anethe!
run when Mcclellan again singled. stole
second. and scored on Slgians sale
hit. The scoring followed the retire
ment of two batters. The sixth was
| productive of another. Ewaid led on
with double. and Darrow was saft
when Grady erred. Ewald scored Whei
barrow WAS out stealing.
Renight was responsible for his owT
undoing when he passed Ewaldt,. tne
first man to face him in the eighth
barrow followed with hit. and EWa!d
scored when Stevenson jusgled the
ball an instant and then threw out o'te
AZ first. Salisbury hit for three cor
. hut
third while three players were retired
Mcclellan grounded out to McGrath
Siglar famed. and Grady took Har'
mony.s foul for the third out.
Visitors Give Ansons One.
The home team made their lone tall,
in the second. and errors OF the Wis
jtors were responsible for the count
kleminski fiel out to Siglsn, and Ste
yenson was thrown out DIT first put ar
error by Salisbury gave Glottininl
lift and he counted when Ewoldt made
| a mess of Gradys grouader and over
threw first. Grady was then caush
out in ar attempt 10 steal.
In tho ninth the fans had few mo-
i u1ents Of intense baseball. Shifting nj!
| batting order, Richards sent in tn
] heavy firing squad in an effort to star
| a. late rally. For time it looked lihs
complete annihilation for Salisbury
and but for a little hard luck NOR
scores would have been added to tn
| locals total. McGrath first up. famed
/ Andreen was then sent to the plate 10
/ Kleminski and connected with the pill
for a clean single. Richards battin;
for Stevenson followed. and duplicated
Andrews performance. Foster wa
then sent in to bat for Giottlnini. blu
Salisbury stabbed his wicked swip
and threw Sam out at first. Wit
men on third and second, Grady pushe'
one down to Ewaldt and was an cas-,
out at first. The score: