Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-20
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Waterloo, May 2o-Two bases on
balls. an error, and a sacrifice fly in
the tenth inning. gave Marshalltown
che second game Tuesday by score
OF TO 2. A double play by Taylor,
unassisted. in the locals half of the
zenith. prevented Waterloo from tying
the score. Brewer had led off with a
safe drive 10 LETT, and Went to second
when TAYLOR hit Stadtfeld. Ashland
sacrificed the runners 70 second and
third. Tuttle attempted 10 lay Town
bunt, but the ball popped TO Taylor.
Brewer had taken long lead and was
nearly home when TAYLOR caught the
hall. TAYLOR ran 10 third base. douol-
Ing Brewer. ard ending the game.
Marshallrown played renarka Ole
game on the defensive, cutting or
three runners at the plate and making
sensational catches at critical times.
In the first inning, with two down, j.
Hill -ripied 20 left, but TAYLOR ightened
up and struck out Siglin. Again, in
the second, with two down and second
ard third occupied, Taylor struck out
Tuttle. In the ninth inning, after the
locals had tied the game and the bases
were filed. TAYLOR struck out the heavy
hitting Holen5eck, retiring the side.
Richards Hit Starts Scoring.
Marriott opened for Marshalltown by
reaching first on an error by Sighn
and stole second Manager Richards
then doubled along the left field foul
line, scoring Marriott. The Waterloo
players and spectators claimed the
ball hit outside the line. but Umpire
Kennedy held il was safe drive. In
the fourth the visitors added one more
OF TWO hits single by SeiberI. and
a double by Andreen.
Seipsrr opened the fourth with a
single and raced home on Andresn $
drive 20 center field Andreen was
caught at third on Carrigan's tap 20
He'll and Carrisan vas caught stealing.
Miller went the air route.
| The Blue Jays failed 10 register until
| the sixth With one down Sigiin cor
! aected Cor safe drive and Hollenoeck
singled. Siglin stole third and scored
on Brewers long fy 20 right.
Score Tied in Ninth.
TAYLOR hit Ashland, The first man III
IN the ninth. and this circumstance re-
suited in Waterloo tieing the score
I Andrews hit FOR Hill and laid down 6
ounr which TAYLOR could NOT handle
TcAuleE advanced both runners with
a sacrifice. but Holmes hit TO Rich
ards and Ashland was caught at the
plate Jack Hill proved TO ne the mar
in the emergency, however and his
safe drive scored Gardner. who was
| running for Andrews Siglin was
F, walked filing the bases. but when
! the game seemed all but lost Taylo,
| famed Holienbeck, Wa-erloo's premie:
stick artist.
Taylor Pulls Double Play.
Gardner was sent in TO finish the
game. and started his work by walking
Wilson. Taylor hunted 70 Holmes
and he third sacker threw wild in ar
! etrert 20 catch Wilson st second. Mari
! or retired on a drive TO the pitcher
/ Richards was walked After the frs
hall pitched 20 Foster had been called
! q ball. Andrews yanked Gardner anc
sent futile 10 the firing line. Wilson
scored the winning run on Foster
sacrifice fy to Center field. Sober
| nit 20 futile retiring the side.
Brewer opened the final round for IN.
JAYS with single, and Stadtteld va:
| hit by the pitcher Ashland advanced
| both with sacrifice. after which iht
| squeeze play was attempted and tht
double disaster resulted, killing ,hs
JAYS chance FOR victory. The score: