Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-29
ANSONS WIN FIRST FROM PEN
NANr AsPiRANTs BY SCORE
OF 5To4.
RICHARDS BLOW IN
EIGHTH BREAKS TIE
Arson Leader Breaks Up Game by Bat
ting in Winning Run With Two Base
Blow, While Acting as Pinch Hitter
Richardson as Relief Pitcher Fans
Three in Waterloo's Ninth.

! Not before this season nave the An
sons SO endeared themselves in the
hearts OF the fans, not only at home
by clever stick work and profiting by
F.! the errors of the visitors, they drew
first blood in the last home series with
| Doctor Andrews Jays from Waterloo.
/ The game. which terminated by the
locals coping by score of to 4,
| was notable for several reasons. First,
| because of the see saw nature of the
| combat which kept interest from lag
! ging and the issue in doubt to the final
play. Secondly, because of the an
round good work of the home team ana
; the breaks in the Jays defense at the
critical points in the game. Thlrdly, pc
| cause il marked the passing OF Mike
| Andreen from the local scene to the
/ big show.
/ While errors We're numerous, the
rnisplavs were largely of the sort that
! could be excused owing TO the wicked
nature of the attack on both sides. Maui
pitched heroically, and was usually Ell
| fective in pinches. His support wabbled
| J
| the JAYS to become factors. and paving
the way for the tieing score in the
/ eighth When Richardson went into
| the game in the ninth, after the Ansons
! had scored the winning run, he showed
| the finest form. striking out McAuley.
/ Sheldon and the great Hollenbeck In
the one inning.
| BOSS" Richards Wins Game.
"RoSs" Richards stepped into the
/ conflict just long enough to win the
game in the eighth. The big chief Went
/ in 10 bat for Maui. after Doc jay had
I made a switch of hurlers in mid-innins,
and his long drive sent Delaney over
/ for the winning run. The hit was good
/ for three bases, but the conservatism
of the base runners IN not taking
chance on the hit. with possibility OF
| it being fielded, robbed Marshalltown
of one score and Richards of three
base hit.
! Waterloo looked anything but a pen
nant winning team. heir errors being
numerous and disastrous. odd Man
Evans. the veteran backsto1. was the
! principal offender but he made UP for
| his defensive work partially by his
hard hitting. Evans secured two two
baggers one of the blows being re-
sponsible for two of Waterloos scores.
Ansons Hit Ball Hard.
The Jays We're fairly carried off their
/ feet by the -Ansons' attack in the open
! ing innings Drohan being touched for
j four hits and three runs n the first
I two frames. This seemed sufficient to
I win, with Maui working at his best, but
the visitors punched bingles in the
fourth for tally and added brace of
runs in the seventh on walk. an err
ror and Evans two-sacker. Ellis was
responsible for the tying count in the
eighth when he hit for three corners.
The Ansons broke the tie in their
eighth by virtue of Richards blow, and
then Big Rich" held the Jays in the
ninth, altho Evans broke in with
swat for an extra base after two had
been retired.
Ansons Obtain Early Lead.
The Ansons grabbed off a run in the
first frame, after the Jays had been
set down without run in their half.
The Jays We're not disposed of, how
ever. without an effort to count on their
part, McAuley and Sheldon hitting
safely after two had been retired, Maui
forcing Evans to fan for The third out
In the home half Harvey singled,
after jude had skied out 10 Hollen-
beck, and advanced on Burgwalds
single. Sears in the meantime whiting
Sheldon's error counted Harvey, and
Foster was the third out on fly to
Wintz.
The Jays were out in order in the
second. but the Ansons scored a brace
by clever work and with the aid of the
Jays errors Delaney led off with a
single and stole second. Seibert walked
Andreen was thrown out at first and
Maui famed. jude singled, scoring
Delaney. Seibert and Jude then at
tempted the squeeze, but Evans made
bad peg to second, Seibert scoring,
and Jude taking the middle sack. The
round ended when Ellis robbed Harvey
of a hit to left.
Jays Secure First Run.
Maui handed the Jays their first run
in the fourth. when pass with the
bases filed forced in run Two were
out when Hollenbeck, Siglin. and Wintz
singled in turn. the latter's blow being
scratchy. Drohan was then passed,
forcing in Hollenbeck. Ellis failed in
the pinch, popping out to Delaney with
the bases full.
the seventh session was aiieti with
iedEl-IeflulnS dctlOn Tor lle 1anS, two
runs counting on one hit. The dis
tCroance followed two outs, and was
initiated with pass to McAuley.
Harvey then erred on Sheldons ground
ball. and Evans came thru with two
base drive. sending in the two runs.
The gloom was added to in the eighth,
when the Jays tied UP the count Sig
lin led off with a single, and worked
around to third on sacrifices by Wintz
and Drohan. Ellis stepped into chest
high ball for swat to the far right
field corner, for three bases, Sigin scor-
ing. White was forced to strike out in
the pinch.
Richards Blow Ends Game.
The locals eighth was replete with
divers doings of character to increase
the merriment of the fans, ending with
an Arson score and 2 victory over the
pennant aspirants. Drohan was I'M
steady at the start and passed Delaney,
Seibert hit to Drohan, and the pitcher
evidently misunderstanding "Chubby's'
speed. hesitated in his decision whether
to make the play at first or second
When he arrived at determination
Seibert was nearing the initial bag, and
Drchan in his haste made wild peg
drawing Fulton ON the sack, ana CIV
ing SeibeEt a life. The eminent doctor,
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