Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
EASILY pEFEAT TOURING YANNi.
BANS ~ SCORE OF
Is II 70 q
PETERS FANS EIGHT or
TEN MEN WHO FACE HIM
Spit Dsil Artist Shows Remarkable
Form For Thrss lnninss-Tayior Has
Equally Clean Record, Allowing Ne
Hits in Three Framss-Lans 10 Hard
Hit and Allows Six Runs.

Playing supurb ball all the way, the
Ansons took the first game from the
Des Moines yannigans on the focaf
field Monday afternoon by score of II
to 6. The local team played, the bet,
ter gone, and Sin fielding completely
outclassed the visitors. Des Moines
was helpless before Taylor and Peters,
who held them hitless for six innings,
but they took to Lanes delivery like a
chicken to the lettuce bed, and
amassed seven hits and six runs DUR
ing his session on the mound. Richards;,
recruits found everything to their lik-
ing and did not let an inning pass with
out at least one hit being recorded.
The, Des Moines pitchers were, hit
hard and their support failed in.
pinches. Wild .heaves over first. by
Ewaldt figured in the result ~,
Peters Fans Eight.
Peters, working the last three sin-.
nings for Marshalltown, set an early
season record which will be hard to
duplicate. Only ten men faced him and
eight OF these were retired by strike
outs. One was passed and another re-
tired on a pop-up to Foster. The first
So:- men TO face Peters tanned. The
fifth walked and the next three were
struck out The ninth batter sent an
easy one to Foster, and the last one
famed.
Taylor who started for the .Ansons.
pitched to but nine men, five Of whom
were famed. Three were out on in
field ball, and one flied out to >Klemin-
ski. Taylor was in fine form and
looked good for the entire route.
Lane Is Hard Hit
Lane, however, was hit to all corners
Of the field tn the.s three 4Anings he
worked. In his first inning two two
baggers, three ssinxisss AZ base rRn
balls resElted I'm sia i. & III RE
next inning q triple and . singh gave
the visitors their; la4t run. Ip- his Hast
inning Lane pitch listo bat thfeemen.
McClellan, first, UP In the 1purth, shit
for two bases. Hsiani followed WITH
single, and Harmdny thitsYer two bases.
scoring Mcclellan and saf8larid. EvvA1dt
walked and barrow singled, Harmtpy
scoring. Otto was. throwIf5out at nrst,
but Gavin found Iane fas1asa single.
scoring Ewaldt and Dairy - ~ .s,.ss3.
In the ffffh, after ,NlSGleIlan had
famed, SiglAn hit for iii s1s bases and
scored when Harmony ssfnsled. sst'
I. Foster statts. Slaughter s.
Sam Foster WIS .resppnsibie for. the
beginning Of the sMaEsha1town attack.
He led off in the second with. a dou-
BILE. He advanced. on $tepensoflis out
and scored when E,n threw away
Kleminskrs ground fs ltcnini fouled
out to Ewaldt hut KAmineki. scored
aud Wheeler was safe when, Ewald,
again made a mess Of the latters
ground ball. ~ n . '-sstA =, ifa
Five more were scored In the. third.
Leach struck out. hut .Itpom.s was safe
when Otto dropped the throw : from
Ewaldt. vieu hit safely and Foster
was hit by the pitcher. filling the bases.
LOOMS was forced IN when Crawford
walked Stevenson and vteu and $Fos-,
ter scored on Kleminskis single. Ste
venson and Klemi,1Ski advanced, when
Ewaldt erred as they. attempted the
steal. and they scored on -.Ginx toninis
safe hit. & .f$ssss
Lane OPENED the fourth ihnfnSs with
a triple and scored On tEoomis' hit.
Ldomis was advanced on Vets out at
first and scored when Foster again hit
safely.
Anothersrun was added In the SIXTH
After Stevenson had been retired,
Kleminski was passed and scored on
Giottoninis three Dagger. In the sixth
Leach singled, advanced on Loomis'
sacrifice and scored when Foster again