Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-09
lN@)NS DEFEATED N
Sensational BATTLE
DArneINpERs WIN SECOND GAME
az SPECTACULAR NINTH.
INNING RALLY.
PETERS SHUT OUT HOME
TEAM FOR SEVEN INNINGS
.MsrshaIitown Takes Lead Of Four
Runs in Third Inning, 6ut Game Is
Lost in Closing Sessions, When Bur-
iinetonites Recover Batting Eyes
Contest Full Of Real Thrills.
Special 10 Times Republican.

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Speela' 10 INES f'ei uiL-San'
Burlington, May By staging SEN
sational eighth and ninth inning raj
~. p-,;, 80,
" ne sessoh from -ie W '~o"
Ansons by 10 count Peters vas
in the box for ,he visitors and MS
norl vas .,o,bfra sb,r. r.. ss,sa ,-o,,.,
az --' az "'-'-'- '-'-~
he held the -oeais TO SIX aits and no
runs. He let down Irltie towards The
end of IN. game ar,a -hraa allies n
.,, 49,,
tA s-'i 60 40 ,.'
beat the visitors
For seven innings !; looked oad 5oT
the nome team Peters Vas allowing
an occasional M nAl men theE We're
Liable 10 count tor t2Lles ~ &aS spar
ing with ms easy ones ana ne COW
boys seemed a mas mercy. ! hea !"Ihl
their eyes IN the elsAlA. ana 'ha,'
coupled Win 'Ae iac' NAat 'A- -4!-so"s
booted lew oFereathe me .o-' 'Al
ieaa Hacharo men nae .'eo anu
put the ioSals o!4e - IN SOU
Andrsen C!outs For Home Run.
Watson started COR tho oca,s ana
went good for two innings. He held
the Ansons hitless the ars- and allowed
onl, one Of them 10 cornec, satelv in
the second The performance started
against him in the third frame. E= re-
,irad tho ars- hi--er nv giving HIM one
that ne bat:e6 towards Harmon, VINO
made a sensational! one-hande6 stop
and q perfect neg 10 McGlade.
Mike An6-een. The big catcher to-
tina MarshalIto1r aggregation. vas
next up, and after looking al a couple
Of had ones. damned one that sailed
over the right field fence for HON q
run. The blow was easily the o-1sesl
this year ana IN al pFooao'i!.y Ia
nave that oiseihC>-o'l -oi SOME
Peters Fans. But Scores.
Peters was next UP. ard a-tao he
famed on, finally scored a run. The
third strike vas wide and low. but ne
swung at It The hall go. pas, Rol,eg
.nG me runner went 10 frs: Kle--.:a-
Ski drew a pass. Foster singled and
scored Peters. sending K e1n!ns ski 70
second. Manusn az this time pulled
watson and sent in Mccoy. who had a
chance only partially 10 warm up
n.rror son, fas, on. u Lun;e. aaG
,,-as ,e+;red ~ srs. Richards singled
and brought Foster home. He went q
.econd when Harmon made a bad pea
50 f-st ard s,oia third v:au was hi,
~ D;,ched hall and Dale ended tle
horr,blx. long inning nv striking out.
The third vas ire only frame whe-
80 v,s.,ors looked At ali dangerous
20 80 $3.50 -ra,
-. ,,,I,o-.s crr,as
go 80 s,,. - sacur.
s 49, -o,, =, ~ re in.
H,Aue ~ ~. - s,r q,
Hihs' a'Iu
'uh
Disaster starts IN esn''
Burlington az usual started of xii!
: rush. and alrho there we're n
scores for long time. the visitors Ter'
kept on edge from the Jump. Peter!
wore big smile that vas no- Gimme
until tne n4hIh !'1'-i4-' 80.
bit by VI cIiaoe n'o@stS -'J,.
ping run, nut ne rest q M 10, 80
town players Aaa no s'l'-+es E''l.l'I5
Things o=al-AE
locals until lhe slsH'...
Speneo Win crash. -" ~
cut to hlenllnsHl: o'.ls -"
Grst on Hic!lalIs 80
damned one over S""' -'t g
and advanced IAs 'I''I'e1
Elade came up anu -a'1S-
petual nome Win 'i.= or1 va 90
ny hittins one 70 ~
Held fence 1of' I''F-e 'a>@s az, -I
1he runners ,...s y
9s pincn hleCsE' ai'1 ma
brought Mc'laus 'oi.ie -
single over secollu- --iI's
high one ma fH-1.'a- rs =,
grabbed mao NJ no. 1e-'N'''
however, ana 'He D"'1S an
with MT. Ma u usl' e'i" 80 -. r-!-l
4 double steai "hli@ " d .e,..--!.,-
MCCOY enoeo 'he !"l.nL- :, =
after having secuFet lH-T D'o ~ {,
many trips 10 t"e piale' s;-a.s a.
most went WHO CURING '-4e -'-,'' -.
ming and they WEGa even MOI II.
ninth, when the lat!E was Coi'-1--7-'