Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-18
Ansons Play Fas. Ball.

The AQsous seemed TO have the
luzl berrllen outcIassed in every way.
The difference vas especially notice
aole in the fielding. the home crew
pulling .:2-ee East double PLAYS and ex
ecuring several thrillers which pre-
vented the visitors from be comm 8
really dangerous. DELANEY was ne
busy Kid, accepting nine chances. some
Of which ne turned into daisy PLAYS,
especially his stop OF Mullins liner in
the seventh. which pulled him n the
dust, and which forced him - throw
10 ars- from reclining position. Tay-
Tor ana Foster got away with the first
double. when Foster grabbed Hub
! bart's foul A.. and completed the
play 10 Taylor, catching WEIGH off ths
| bag.
In the fifth Harvey started a rapid
double play. throwing Smithson out a.
second. and Delaney completing the
play 20 retire Nolt at first IN the next
inning the same Trio pulled the third
double retirement. Delaney starting
the play, throwing 70 Foster 70 get
Simmons at first. and Sam making
quick relay - Harvey TO catch Hub
bart at second.
sritrsoo Is Hs Hard.
Il was not long after the game was
called before Smithson knew that ne
had trouble on mis- hands Two hits
we're wasted By the Ansons in the
opening session but Seibert iispelied
al doubt Of th- intentions of the home
crowd when he initiated the second
frame with ripping three base nit TO
left field Tais action seemed TO up
-
and Bromley. Richards new outHelder.
I drew a walk Andreen seemed 70 shy
at Suithson's offerings, and whitfield in
t}l= pinch. buc Taylor who is BE-
lever in getting the huns when the get
ting is good. cracked out a single 10
score Sei5ert. TAYLOR then improved
/ conditions by stealing second. Delaney
drove n tae new conner and his pitch
er with q smart single TO right center.
Z but vas out at second soon after on
an attempt to steal. Harvey was out
/ on strikes, relieving Smithson from
! further embarrassment.
Lead Looks Imposing.
The lead looked most imposing
especially as the visitors could GO
nothing in the first six frames Dur
ing this period Taylor held the in
(! vaders to Eve blows. and kept these
few hits we'll scattered TIE seventh
proved lucky for the Clintonites how
ever. and they mana ged, after some
effort 70 drag the runner over the paths
to register a single marker Mullir
furnished Delaney the means for his
brilliant stop as heretofore described
making the first out Meme ther
singled and stole Miller hit to Rich
ards. who made a wide throw to first
Meme tearing in for the score Miller
stole second. but there he remained
barrow and Copper. the latter pinch
hitting for Smithson, being retired or
strikes
Ansons Make Doubly Sure.
AS il fearing another concerted ef-
fort on the part Of the C1intonians Il
force in more runs. the Ansons mad.
tioui6iy sure of th- game in their hand:
in the seventh by landing on Schwenk
who had succeeded Smithson. for fou
hits. productive of as many runs
| It was a merry session. with al
hands spanking the pellet and Rich
ards ending the batting bee with a blow
to left center which netted the Dos
three bags. Schwenk started bad. Civ
ing Taylor a pass. Delaney followe'
i Win MT. bul harvey forced l2E3o
at third. Foster scored Delaney viii
single TO left and Jude counte
Harvey with a similar blow. The
Foster and Jude started a doubl
l steal. Foster being dun down betwee
second and third after the entir
l Clinton infield had been drawn into tn
play. Jude meanwhile landed safely A
second. Richards then rode the ball I
the fence Cor his celebrate
three base drive. and Jude rompe
across the pan. Seibert ended the vii
doings with an out at first
Clinton Makes Final Effort.
Clinton made one last despairing eff
II fort in the ninth. and gave the frs
evidence of their ability to bunch hit
The rally came after two were dow
Mullin having flied out to Richards al
y MEME being retired on strikes. The