Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-29
Dummies BURY BADLY
BATTERED ANSON|ANS
RUN WILD ON BASES AND SCORE
15.ro.o VICTORY
TUESDAY.
SHAKEN sY LOSS OF
PLAYERS; ANsoNs WAIVER
Richardson Does Best Possible Under
tho Circumstances, But Errors Con-
tribute to Rabbit vietory-WiId Pegs
Demoraiize Game, and Dummies Run
Bags Without Serious Menace.
Special to Times Republican.

special to Times RepuO!tCan.
| Cedar Rapids, July 29.-After cruel
| ly, numerically, and thoroughly wal
looping Frank Richards Ansons in the
a: first two games Of the series here the
Dummies went to Bunny Park again
yesterday afternoon and presented the
Ansons with final parting shot in
! the form of 15-to-0 trimming, collected
while the Rabbits were c.cuting the
ball terrifically, running wild on the
bases, and taking full and complete
advantage of all the boots and hobbies
staged behind huge mountain of flesh
that bore the name Richardson.
The heavy artillery which is NOM
entarily expected to cut loose across
the pond will be as nothing compared
to the cannonading the Rabbits gave
the big HEAVIER, and he had the added
disadvantage of being without any Red
Cross assistants engineering corps, or
gunners of mis- own.
Big Bill' Harper, one Of the Bum
MES star beavers. was un the mound
for the locals and altho he tried to
encourage the visitors during the first
four frames by giving them four scat
tered bingles, he later lost all his sweet
spirit of mercy and, during tho last five
times that the Ansons approached the
rubber, they failed to comb the Mighty
Bills offerings for a single blow.
Blows Decline in Value.
However after the fourth frame.
blows ceased to have any appreciate
value for them, for their team work
failed to improve. and to add to the
disbursement the Rabbits had by
that time assembled a lead of eleven
TALES, which same presented an in
surmountable barrier to the men from
Pop" Anson's old home town.
The trouble for the Ansons started
with the Bunnies first trip to the.rub-.
Der. In that frame Smith and Lind
berg led off with singles, and Lund saa-
rifced, advancing each OF them sone
base. Brown, who was inserted I'm
right, following the release Of Cole
man, whitfield, and while Wambsganss
was up at the rubber Lindberg suffered
slight attack of ivoriness OF the dome
and. started to steal third, which was
occupied, infested, and populated by
Ned Smith Belden Hill flew an S. o. S.
signal and tried to flag Indy" down,
| but failed to get him stopped until he
thad salmests reached third. Seibert
Hooked the scene over and finally
heaved the ball in the general direc-
ton Of Taylor. but pegged clear over
the third sacker's head and Smith
scored. Belden then cut open his shouts
again in the effort to stop Lindy"
short of second. reverse him and send
him home while the ball was in the
vicinity Of the bleachers. but "Lindy"
refused to turn around until he was
safely back on second, and when he did
look it was too late.
Foot Races Around Bags.
In the second frame, after two We're
out, three successive singles by Harper,
Smith and Lindberg, aided and abetted
by a wilde heave by Boss Richards.
netted three more ITALICS, and from
that time on there was nothing to the
game but a series of foot races around
| the sacks.
In the third the Rabbits rested and
took the one-two- three route while ac-
cumulating steam for their next as
sault, which occurred in the fourth
In the fourth things happened en-
tirely too rapidly for detailed history,
but suffice 1t to say that five hits, a
base on balls, wild pitch, stolen
base, and three errors netted the Bun
MES seven counters before they finally
ran themselves down and desisted.
Another rest was taken during the
fifth, but the Rabbits came back fast
lin the sixth and by bagging double,
and two singles, and mixing them with
two stolen bases and an error by the
mighty Richardson himself, secured
another brace Of TALES.
| In the seventh single, followed by
a double, brought home one more
marker, and in the eighth e. single and
an error, mingled with exceptionally
fast work on the bases by the Bun
MES Nap-to-be, brought home the fif-
tenth tally.
Ansons Fail to Hit.
In the first frame the Ansons Got one
single, but fast double Immediately
afterwards stopped all proceedings
and in the second, after two men had
whitfield Boss" Richards cracked out a
clean single, only to have S.eibert fol-
low with another Whit -
Again, or rather only, IN the fourth
did the visitors have a real honest-to-
goodness chance to tally, which they
failed to take advantage Of. In this
round after two were out, Delaney and
Richards cracked out singles, only tc
have Lingle shatter all hopes by max.
ing a grandstand catch Of a pop-uI
foul fly from Seibert's bat. The score:
CEDAR RAPIDS.
ALB. r. H. Pc. A.