Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-25
ANg)NS MASSACRE
PA HILLS TRIBE.
rEpRoW, FROM TEXAS, VICTIM
OF HEAVY HITTING OF
LOCAL TEAM.
euNNtEs AREs1EATEN
BY SCORE OF IS to s
Homo Folks Register Fourteen H'ts
For Twsnty.for easss Richards
Get. LONGEST Drfvs. Of Practice Sea-
sor-visi&ors -bislpisss After Second
Inning. !. 80!

nm the firing line for the Bunnies IN
their second tie-up with the Ansons
Friday, and.when tho smoke OF battle
had cleared away Mr.. Tedrow was as
dead as a macksFel.
The boys from tho Lone Star state
xnav, be there and over IN the war
thineSar least such belligerency as Is
.ndu1eed in with the Mex along the
Rio Granda, button the baseball held
they are,not the finished product. nit.
TAdroW. however, came as near oeins
l@he finished product Friday afternoon
as he aver will be. What was done
70 the ranger is best told In cold ng-
,rea. Otherwise the events OF the day
would more than likely be accepted a.
9 fairy tale.
Tedrcw worked the full route. and in
that time allowed sixteen runs, four
teen hits for twenty-four bases, issued
ak passes and emitted one Wild heave.
His mates contributed to the gloom for
Pa Hill by mixing in six errors ana
pulled almost as many bcneneao
plays
The home boys took TO the delivery
of Mr.. Tedrow Ikea duck does to wat
er from the time he mounted the
throwing knoll, and by the time the
curtain was drawn on the second In
ming the enemy had been practically
annthilated and It was too late to seno
a fresh hurler to the firing line IN an
effort to save the game. what the
Z Richards rockies did in the first two
sessions was aplenty. but for an equal
length of time it appeared that the
visitors were to bat almost as v!ciousW
and keep the score close despite It's
tendency to mount into two column
figures. After the first two innings
however, Cedar Rapids never had
chance.
Lane started for the home folks. and
five runs were scored by the visitors IN
the first two innings. After the sec
ond. however Lane frightened up and
pitched shut-out ball Peters sue
ceeded Lane in the sixth, and held the
Dummies helpless.
Dummies Moved Down in Rows.
During the four innings Peters
pitched he was faced by thirteen bat
ters. The visitors were moved down
s in rows with the exception Of the final
session. when the first man up got on
nv virtue Of an error. Peters was
credited with four strike -outs in the
four irnigs.
The Dummies got away with the right
foot, Murray starting the counting in
the first He was given a pass after
two were out Of the way. He went to
second on Brennan's single and both
scored when Wambsganns hit for two
corners.
Pappe Initiated the third with a
single. advanced on Lingle's out. and
tscored on Tedrow's single. The pitcher
advanced when Richards erred or
ESmiths ,grounder. Smith hit to Steven
tson, who headed Smith at second. Ted
frow scoring. Harris stole second anc
txcored when Murray hit safely Bren.
tnan was tossed out at first and Cedar
RAPIDS was thru.
Ansons Become Riotous.
kI,oomis gave the locals an encourag
Ting start whenshe raped out three
fbakRer'to start Marshalltown's half o
Sthe llrst inning. Sweeney hit to short
fand while the Dummies tn7eld was de
Nbating on what play to attempt. Loomi
ysneaked home and Sweeney beat III
{throw to first. vieu sacrificed. Foste
walked, Stevenson famed. A passe
! fbal1laIlowed Sweeney to score and Eos
Eter also counted when Klemfnsk
isineled and Loomis was safe whe'
tTuHon dropped to the throw to frs
Sweeney was walked, forcing in An
ldreen. vieu was walked, forcing i
Lane Foster was safe when Lingl
,made A wild peg Of his bunt. Sweene
was caught at the plate when Murra
churcked Stevenson's ground ball t
Jingle. Kleminski fouled out to Lingl'
Richards ernptied the sacks with a nea
nd
enson Andreen ended the protracte
session by striking out II was hi
second turn at bat in the inning.
Score Again in Fourth.
With two down in the fourth Klein
i1nski doubled and scored on Richard
single.
Two more were registered IN tn
sixth Stevenson and Klemtnski eac
chit fora base and came home on Ar
fdreen's triple. after Richards had bee
retired, Harris to Fulton. Peters we
tsafe when Tedrow made a bum heav
tto first. and then stole second. Loom
land Sweeney were thrown out at frs
Wen opened the seventh with a sing
and stole second. Foster fanne'
Stevenson was out, Murray to Fulto!
tKleminsli hit safely and scored wit
Evieu when Richards hit to the trac
hit Of the season. Andreen was sal
when Harris made wide peg to frs
and Peters flied out to Brennan.
Loomis flied to Smith in the eight
Sweeney walked. and Vieu double
putting Sweeney on third vii
pitch put Sweeney across for the fin'
count.
Ansons Hit VieiousIy.
The batting Of the Ansorrs was II
feature Of the game. Kleminski,
1ive trips to the plate, got one doub
and three singles. Chief Richards h
for 4 home run. triple, and sing
dn i've times up. Andreen and LON
also hit for triples.
The score:
CEDAR RAPIDS.
ABB r. r. P. A.
Rmith. Ct .5 o 3 0
8 HARRIS NJ 4 1 o o 3
l murray, 2b ....... 3 1 5
y Brennan, RI ........