Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-17
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GAME % ANS0N|ANS
RICHARDSON WINS FIRST BAT
TILE, MAKING 1T THREE
STRAIGHT.
RADEBAUGH HIT HARD
AND BEATEN 10 TO
New HurIer From Western League
Shows Great Form, Allowing HIlites
But Five Hits-Me Getting Again
Marked by Sensational Fielding
Making Series Thrilling One.

Ansons were able to make 1t three
str.iphts from Cedar Rapids, winning
Tuesdays game by the e-s.ded score
of 10 to Radebaugh. one time pltch-
sr for the Marshalltown Iowa league
team. was delegated TO pitch tor the
Bunny tribe and it soon was evident
that the old overland box artist hao
nothing with which TO fool the Anson-
ians. He was raped for thirteen clean
hits. FIVE being for two bases, and TWO
for three corners.
The game marked the local debut of
Richardson, the young giant recently
acquired from the Topeka Western
league team, and his initial perform
ance in the box was most satisfactory.
He allowed but five hits, two Of which
were decidedly scratchy. He struck out
seven, and issued two passes, one of
which figured in the scoring OF the vis-
itors.
In addition to pitching sn excellent
game. Richardson showed class with
the stick, getting double, single and
a sacrifice hit in four trips TO the plate
He also fielded his position excellent
Nv and twice made sensational stops OF
line drives.
Hard Hitting tho Feature.
The hard hitting Of the home folks
was the feature OF the game. Delaney.
who has not been showing much form
at bat since his advent :nto profess
sional ranks, came into his own yes
terday and when results were totaled
ne was found to have a perfect record
for the day, one double and three sin
giles in four trips. Jude's war club was
also prominent in the hitting depart
ment, the speedy Indian getting dou-
BILE and a triple. Judes hitting is of
the big league class, the red spanking
the ball out on . line whenever he
connects. Seibert was also hitting IN
old time form, drawing r triple and
single, and hitting out one which
looked good for a triple and providing
Smith an opportunity to pull off SEN
sational stunt in the field. The Bunny
fielder made a one-hand running catch
chat brought applause from the stands
in recognition Of his brilliant play.
Grab Game in Second.
The Ansons were not tardy in get
ting 10 Radebaugh and the game was
With one down in that frame, Andreen
doubled. and trotted across with the
first counter when Sebert hit to ey-
creme left for three corners. Richards
walked and Delaney hit for two bases.
sending Seibert in. Richardson fol-
lowed with a single which brought
home the manager and Delaney Jude
and Carter flied out.
Smiths circus catch of Seiberts LONG
drive prevented scoring n the third
The fourth was productive Of three
more Richards leading the way with a
double and going TO third when Rade-
baugh heaved the pellet into center
field in an effort to catch the boss off
second. Delaney again delivered in the
pinch, sending Richards IN. Richard
son hit for two bases and Jude tripled
Delaney and Richardson scoring. Car
ter hit to Spencer who made bril-
liant stop of the hot liner, and JUDI
was caught by hairs breadth at tn
plate. Foster ended the session b.
whiting.
Bunnies Count Only Score.
A base on balls to Ward. first up I,
the fifth, paved the way for the Bun
MES only tally. After the visitor ha
been handed his passports it apparent
w seemed that he was TO Perish on tn
initial corner. as Richardson set dow
Fulton and West on strikes Rade
baugh did the unusual, however, an
singled in the pinch, Ward going {
third by some fast leg work. Smith
safely, sending Ward IN. Spence
forced Smith at second and the rail-
ended.
Thenceforth the Hilhees could d
little and only once succeeded in gel
ting man past second.
Double Play Hats Reilly.
Sohn led off for the Ansons in tt
fifth with a walk Andree1l hit
Radebaugh, who threw wild at first, a
lowing Sohn to take third on the mi!
cue. Seibert singled, Sohp scorin
Rirchards forced Andreen ct third b
Seibert was sent in when Delaney g
his third hit of the day. Richardse
lifted high foul. which Wambsgan
speared after a long run, and Richart
was nailed at the plate IN sttemptil
to score on the play.
; The Ansons eased up on the luckle
Radebaugh until the eighth when OF
more was showed across to bring Il
score up to double column figures. D
laney initiated the inning with /
fourth hit and was sent down VIII
Richardson sacrificed. Jude banged o
two-bagger, sending Delaney ov
Tor the final count. Carter and Flo
ter lifted high flies to the outfeld.
Game Called in Ninth.
& BY agreement the game was call
at 1870 to permit the players to cat
trains for the south. The visitors cal
ito bat in the ninth and after Fult
had lifted long fly TO Seibert, t
umpire declared tie pastiming at
igE end.
BY winning Tuesday the Anso
came within easy striking distance
third position. winning streak
* the present southern trip would n
e .terially change the position of the
Gals. The team today is much stror
Ter than 1t was when it came llo
from the last trip and now looks
be as strong as any aggregation
the league. To date the Ansons ha
won twelve and lost eight games
the home grounds, giving the team