Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-26
ANS|)NS DEFEAT REDS
N GETAWAY BATTLE.
OVERCOME kEOkUk'S EARLY
LEAD, WINNING LAST OF
SERIES. TO 4.
TAYLOR PITCHES GOOD
GAME AFTER POOR START
punched Hits ard Passes Permit Wis
tiers to Score Four Runs Early in
csme-AIlowed But One Hit in Last
Four sessions-Ansons Accumulate
Four in Seventh.

Four in Seventh.
Coming up from behind in the late
innings Of the game, punching hits and
taking advantage of all openings. the
Ansons defeated the Keokuk Indians
IN the last game of the series Thurs
day afternoon by a score of : 70 I.
The attack OF the invaders in the open
ing rounds was Of such severity as 10
forhode Ill for the home crew, but as
the game aged Taylor grew stronger.
and his opponent, Mccullough, weak
ened when hits became frequent and
his mates showed signs Of temporary
mental abrasion
Undecfoot the field was heavy. max
ing the going slow and causing many
ground balls which would have been
handled under more suspicious cir
cumsiances to so as hits. As Taylor
iightened up in his game his pals
grew more vicious in their attack on
The Indian hurler and their fielding
likewise improved
lnfleid Work Superb.
CLASSY inaeld work was the feature
Of the game Harvey al short, being
he central figure in numerous bril-
liant plays. The collegian from Iowa
City and his scholastic brother. "kaw"
Delaney, az second. had busy day and
acquitted themselves in brilliant
fashion.
Seiber1 was the busiest man in the
outield and accepted all chances with
ont break. He also broke into the
a three base hit
Jude. Andreen and Taylor led the as
saul;, each getting two hits. Andreen
Indians Get Runs Early.
The visitors Went out 20 win the
game in the early rounds. and before
the Ansons had been able 10 make any
material showing in the run column
they had assembled four TALES. which
made the invaders look mighty danger
Gus.
y base on balls 70 Sweet paved the
way for the first brace in the third.
Mccullough singled and was followed
20 the pate BY Jack. Hensling and Vail,
/ who hit safely in turn.
! Mccullough was caught off second,
bu. Henslng's hit counted Sweet, and
Wallis drive sent Jack il for the sec
ond counter. Hensling stole third
while We-zel was taking three swings
/ for the second out. Giffin was passed,
and with the bases full Goitschall
dropped feeble bunt in front of the
plate and Has thrown out az first.
Ansons Regain Halt Of Lead.
/; Andreen opened the Ansons' half of
the third with a two base hit. went 70
third on Harvey's out at first and
scored on Jude's single This cut down
the VISITORS lead one-h half but the In
dians grew yes,less again in the fifth
and added TWO more 10 their already
enviable total. Wetzel was passed
after Vail had skied out r. Seibert and
scored on Giffin's two base drive
Gottschall hit 10 Foster. who ran him
down on the line, and Marshall lifted
a dinky single Just over first 10 count
! Gi4fin. Sweet ender the session D.
driving q long one to Seibert-
After the fifth frame the visitors
we're helpless. TAYLOR pitching shut Out
ball. and allowing but one hit. regis
tered by Hensling in the ninth
Gradually Cut Down Lead.
The Ansons gradually GU, down th'
Indians lead. gaining a point an in
ming for two sessions. With one gon'
in the fifth. Andreen singled thru shor
and was helped forward by Taylor
who rode the ball to center for his
Harvey followed with the third sue
cessive bingle, sending Mike" home
iJ1de grounded out to first and Foste
fled out % Jack.
seibert and Sohn were responsloi
for the counter in the sixth, the forme
hitting 10 the fence for three bases
and the latter bringing him home vii
sacrifice fly TO Vail.
Fireworks in the Seventh.
4 premature Fourth of July celebra
I ton Was staged in ths seventh, az u
trimmings being included, with a py
7 rotechnic display TO close the Wen
doings of that period.
The fun began after Andreen, f1r:
10. had grounded out to Glffin. Taylt
y led the parade with neat single oV'
frs, and Harvey added to the hiiari'
" by waiting out lllc pilciSi. y 49, ~ -
in with a single, sending Taylor no
footing in for the first score Fost'
nit to Gottschall. who pondered ior
and deeply whether to try for the rui
ner at first or make an effort to c.
down Harvey, who had beat 1t for Il
plate. He arrived at decision in tin
to have caught Harvey BY yard. b
in order to make up for the delay o
casioned by mis- meditation, he thre
wildly. hitting Harvey in the pat
and allowing him to score. Jude we
to third on the cratic heave and F'o
ter moved to the keystone corner.
Sweet let the next pitched ball r
away and booted 1t on toward
stands. Jude meanwhile tearing in
n the third tally. In their agony to 7
= tire the side the Keokuk infield h
drawn in and Delaney lifted hit ov
second, driving Foster home for
last run. Seibert forced Delaney
second and was later caught stealth
Richards doubled in the ninth
went to third on Andrews out at fir
but was caught down at the plate
the third out. The score: