Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-02
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~. -, BLANKS ANS)NS
~ MARshALLToWNL LOSES SECOND
BATTLE ON ANDREWS HOME
FIELD, 90.
ONE BAD INNING FOR
MAUI CAUSES DEFEAT
Ansons Have Few Chances With 6Ien-
ner Working in Best Ferr,-Rain
Interrupts Battle in Third. But Hos
.ilities Are Continued After Shower
Umpire Cook Makes Friends.
Special TO Times Republican:

Special TO Times Republican,:
Waterloo, Sept. with Blenner
pitching superb ball. and his team
mates fielding in championship form,
the Marshailtown Ansons had no chance
to break thru the Blue Jays de-
-ense and cross the rubber w.th a count
er in yesterday afternoons combat. In
this manner the Ansons were given a
coat of whitewash. while thru oppor-
/, tune hitting and clever baseball play
ing the Jays accumulated enough runs
in the sixth frame to put the game on
ice, to 0.
Rain threatened to put the brakes
to the game before three innings had
been completed, but after raining al
most hard enough to warrant calling
the game, 1t let up again for short
time and the athletes continued to bat
tie for runs. :, Neither team was able
to break thru during the first five
rounds. altho the locals threatened
seriously In the first and second. A
pair Of Blue Jays were prevented from
registering in the opening round, when
q liner off Bruce Evans bat was nailed
by Maui. Ellis and Siglin were on the
paths and the blow would easily have
zone for two bases. A neavy neiu was
responsible for nipping a rally in the
second, when Sheldon led off with
single and Hollenbeck was given base
on balls Wintz hunted, but the heavy
field made it impossible for Ellis to
reach third. where he was forced out.
The same play followed with Blenner
lat bat and Hollenbeck was caught at
i third. Wintz was nailed at second on
Whites grounder to Burswald.
Score Four in Sixth.
The game was put in the win column
for Waterloo in the sixth inning, when
ELLIS. first up, was given free ride to
first and took second on a single by
Evans. Sheldon advanced the runners
with sacrifice. and Hollenbeck drove
Ellis home with q single to center.
wintz was safe at first when Maui
threw the ball by Clark in his attempt
to head off Evans at the plate and
wintz took second On the play, Hollen-
beck going to third. Blenner whitfield.
but White tore loose with a double to
right center, both runners scoring. Nc
Auley-was retired on foul fly to Clark.
The visitors could do nothing with
the delivery of Lefty Rlenner. Only
five Ansons We're given a peek at first
base three of whom trav eed as far as
the keystone sack. No one got a
glimpse at the far corner, and at no
time was there more than one man on
the paths during an inning. Manager
Richards attempted to start a rally in
the ninth by going in to bat for Sears.
The visiting manager hit thru the
pitchers box for a single. but died on
first base when the next two men up
few out to McAulev and Ellis One
was down when Richards stepped into
the game. Harvey having been retired
on, grounder TO Siglin.
Sears Charged With Boner.
Sears pulled boner in the first in
ming when, after having missed pair
of strikes, he stepped across the plate
when Blenner was in the pitching box
and about to deliver the ball. This
.1s contrary to the rules. and Umpire
Cook promptly called him out. The
work of the Jumps yesterday was en-
nrely different from the first day.
when he caused the fans TO criticize
almost every decision, right or wrong.
.Marshalltown is represented by a
fast ball club. The players so far
ouuclass the team which wore the An
son. uniforms during the early part of
the season that one would never recog
nize\it as the same club. Altho An
dreen was presumed to he good
backstop, the work OF Clark has been
equal to that Of the former Arson
during his visits to Waterloo. and in
some respects better. Clark looks like
a find. The score:
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