Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-31


Ing defeats at the hands Of the An
sons, found some solace in the conflict
of Sunday when his wagering warriors
were able to grab one game OF the
+hree, after a prolonged session of in
tense baseball. by the score of to B.
While Docs" boys, by all rights OF
modern warfare, were entitled to the
long end Of the score by virtue of
superior stick work and more perfect
& helding, the victory was really won by
the eminent doctor him self. The titled
! warrior inserted himself into the fray
in the ninth, as pinch hitter, and his
!. mely bingle sent in the tieing score
I'd dragged the battle into extra in
Ags, his braves ultimately pounding
out a vistory in the eleventh.
Docs" success may be attributed
largely to his horseshoe, his lucky
ninth inning blow taking peculiar
bound just as Bridegroom Harvey had
set himself for the play, rolling away
for safe hit. The doc gloritied by
his achievement determined to remain
in the game and performed around the
third sack to the finish.
DOC" gave the first real exhibition
Of his pugnaciousness Sunday. having
p. confined himself to genteel coaching for
the.most part heretofore. His vocifer
= business Sunday brought forth reproach
from Jumps Fleming. who is not in
clined to permit offensive remarks from
the coaching boxes.
Ostendorf Holds Jays.
Ostendorf was more steady than is
his WORT and allowed the Jays two runs
in the eight innings. After Marshall
town had taken the lead in the eighth.
"Osty' started the ninth with a pass,
and for defensive reasons Manager
Richards decided on change in pitch
ers Maui being hurried into the game.
Then came the physician manager as
pinch hitter, his lucky hit, the tieing
run, and a prolonged game. The ninth
was the undoing Of Maui, four hits Civ
ing the Jays three runs and the game
The Jays drew first blood in the
third, much to the delight OF the large
contingent ofsWaterloo fans present,
The>t tally was.registered after two had
beens retired Ellis hitting for two
bases and scoring on McAuley's single.
Marshalltown was not slow in knot
Seibert drew a pass advanced on Su-
grue's sacrifice and scored on Osten-
DORIS double. 1t should be mentioned
in passing that Lefty Ostendorf faced
the first right handler he has had to
oppose since his advent into the game
in this circuit, and he proved the hero
OF the day with the stick, walloping
out two tWp-bas blows.
Came Grows Intense
The Jays added to their total in the
fifth. when White tripled and scored
on Sfglin's single. Thereafter the game
was intense. Kinsela was pitching
shut-o out ball and "Osty" was effective
in pinches.
The break OF the game favored the
Ansons in the eighth and gave the
home fans an opportunity to let loose
+. their pent-up enthusiasm. In that
round Sheldon apparently had thrown
away the game. With two gone, Sugrue
was given life on Tvintz's error. and
Ostendorf cut In with his second double
Jude was walked to crowd the path
way. and in this tight situation, amid
the din and roar Of the fans, Harvey
came to bat with an opportunity to
make himself a hero. He hit sharply
to Siglin, who handled the ball poorly
and was forced to make hurried
throw to Sheldon, but still in time to
have caught the base runner. Sheldon,
however. dropped the throw, and Su-
grue and Ostendorf scored.
Jays Again Tie Score.
In the. ninth Ostendorf passed the
first m an, xWhite. and Maui was sent in
as relief Siglin sacrificed White to
second and Ellis flied out to Seibert
Evans. batting for McAulev, walked
and the doctor then grabbed bat to
hit for Ashland polling the lucky hit
that counted White and tied the score
In the pinch Duke Hollenbeck
famed.
The tenth was uneventfu1, but the
Jays drove away in the eleventh and
put the game in the ice-chest White
first up. famed. Siglin singled and
stole Ellis doubled, scoring Siglin
Evans walked. Andrews varied the
I monotony by hitting to Harvey for an
out at first. HoIlenbeck singled. scoring
Ellis and Evans and the game was
over. The Ansons got one to third in
their eleventh, Jude doubling and 60
ing to the far corner on Sears sacri-
fee. There he persisted. The score:
WATERLOO
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