Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
PILOTS NEW cANUCk WONDER
LACKS SUPPORT AND AN.
SONS WIN ON ERRORS.
NEW PITCHER IN sox
FOR VISITING TEAM
ostendorf, Another "Hoo-Fsd" Starts
Game and After Passing Eight 10
Succeeded by Maul-Contest De.
clared Of Busiest Kind, Bases Even
Being Loose-story Of Game.
Special 10 Times Republican.

Special 70 Times Republican.
h Clinton. Aug. 1s.-Baseball, of the
\ bushiest variety was the Offering yes
terday at Rinswood park. and with the
Pilots leading their rivals in amateur
ish playing. the Marshalltown Ansons
Won a farcial game Z to 4. AS one wag
remarked when the second base slid
away from an advancing PLAYER. even
the bases were loose" Not only were
the players off form, but the umpire
and ore Of the pitchers had day
off
i tsstendort. recent Indianapolis
Fed" was on the mound for the Rich
ards aggregation and did his best 10
hand the game TO the locals with
eight passes in the four innings he
worked. His mates assisted with three
boots, but the locals were determined
10 lose. and their five kicks more than
counter balanced the work Of the op-
position Five nisdeeds We're chalked
against the locals in the nox score but
there were others that only leniency
4 in scoring were allowed to SO ny as
hits. while other kicks were made thar
did NOT figure in the tables.
4 Carrow, the much touted Ottawa
! wonder was on the slab FOR Houghs
bunch. He would have won his game
hands down wiki any kind o. support
He mad steam enough TO furnish power
10 a whole feet ot river craft and lots
0: nerve in tne pinches. but poor aeld-~l
ing nullihed his work Clinton had
I eleven men LEFT on bases and twice.
- - =crE hoy -
tied the score. the batsnen were found
wanting.
Vaudeville Starts in Opener.
The vaudeville started in the first
when Simmons dropped fly with
man on third and two out A moment
later, ne let a bounder wander thra
his legs. allowing a man 10 score from
first and the batter 10 advance to sec
/ end, from whence ne scored on a safe
/ hit. Ostendorf was on his way up
{, ward In the second and passed tTo
/ men but the Pilots refused TO take
advantage OF MS wildness and two men
were left On the sacks Carlow had
got the spirit and passed a couple in
| the second, but a neat double cut them
down.
IN the horrible third Wallace threw
Haryey's grounder away. Hubarti was
On the JOB. however, and got his man,
/! next Mp Menne stabbed al Burgwald's
/ blow but missed and the ball rolled
1 past the outAslders. letting Harvey
reach third He scored on Fosters
sacrifice ny. Meaae had DeIaney's pop
fiy in his hands when Wallace, dis
regarding Hubartt's shouts. ran into
! him and knocked il out. giving Delaney
! a life. Burgwald scored. Delaney stole
and Seibert cracked one over the fence.
/ Carrow passed his last man and then
settled down and whitfield ost=ndorf
| The lsngthy ex-"F'ec" passed two
| more in the next. bur they died, lacking
& safe hit 20 bring them In. Caro-"
/ had MS mad up by this time, and the
! three Marshalltown men went down in
a row The locals finally decided TO
take advantage Of Ostendorfs gensr-
4 osity and Wait did as his name indi-
! GATES for four wide ones. Hubartt re-
! sponded with a clean single TO right
Simmons retired. bat Harvey threw
Darrow's grounder high and Wait
Mott. WEIGH whitfield al this junctUre,
/ with the pas4g drunk but Wallace
worked Ostendorf for his third pass,
forcing Darrow. MEME hadn't got his
hi1s in order yet and struck op, with
! the bases still staggering.
Maui Succeeds Ostendorf.
Carlow struck out two in the Mar
shall.ow-n half and Seibert went out
Meme to Wait. In Clinton's end OF
the session Wat led off with a double
and over ran second, being caught
fat footed. The next two were outs.
Jude rripled in the sixth, but it did
I him r.or his team no good. as the other
men went out. Maui had interviewed
10 save Ostendorf and the game and
was stingy with both passes and hits.
hut the locals got under his skin IN
!; the seventh when Meme started hit
ting. Wait was nit. SO the umpire
thought and was safe on second when
/ Burgwald dropped Delaney's toss of
/! Hubartt's grounder. Simmons sacri-
\ feed MEME home with fly TO left and
Ii Seioert overthrow the catcher on the
I throw in, letting Wait go to third Oar
/ row also few out to Seibert and the
4 stuff was off Carlow was invincible,
while a double play shut off Clinton's
Only other chance TO score in the eighth
after Carlow had hit safely. The
score:
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