Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-28
Special 10 Times-Replblican,


| Cedar Rapids, July 2S-Yesterday
| afternoon, while the weather man was
dishing up ali the various sorts of sum
mer weather in the catalog, the Bun
MES staged general swat-fest and
walloped the members OF Frank Rich
! ards gang of Ansons to the decidedly
humiliating score of 10 70 .
The matinee opened with the after
noon hot and clear, and with every
thing in seeming proper order for an
ideal baseball program, but al the end
of the fifth inning the sky clouded over
and for the remainder of the game the
players and fans momentarily expected
rain. The rain, however, failed to ma
terialize until just as the Ansons We're
| fms ming their final time at bat and
! the game was carried thru 10 complete
ness. with The results that the fans got
sprinkled as they made record time in
getting 10 waiting street cors.
And even tho the rain held off until
the game was completely finished the
wind blew a gale across the diamond
and for a time it looked a. tho Umpire
Kennedy would have to call the game
on account of darkness. That he re-
Trained from so doing is probably due
to the protest fled by Clinton for a
| similar decision in recent game at
! Burlington
/ Win Game in First Round
/ And the matinee started off just as
1 brightly for the Bunnies, the only diff
ference between their ending and that
of the weather being in the fact that
! things continued rosy for the home
club thruout the entire afternoon. and
! they even took advantage Of the
! change in weather and the accom-.
panying drop in temperature and pep
/ ped up TO such an extent that in ad-
dition TO hammering out an even
F.. dozen bingles. they also pilfered eight
sacks
/ The fun started right In the Rabbits
half of the opening round when Ave
singles, a sacrifice, a walk, and a
double steal netted the Hillmen a total
of four runs, and stimulated the effort
to make a million
For the next two frames the locals
showed kindly spirit and did not take
any more, but in the fourth. when
Lentz got liberal and walked the first
man up Roy Brown gave him a lesson
IN the bad judgment Of walking the
I first man by cracking out double thar
sent the erstwhile pedestrian across
i Win tdliN IIulliDsi HNc.
Bunnies Get Long Hits.
In the next frame delaney added his
little bit to the enthusiasm of the Rab-
bits by booting Lund's offering and
! giving him a life. Dietz sacrificed
| Wambganss pounded out a double
scoring Lund. and Ward followed with
/ a triple, scoring VAN bsganss. Fulton
got over anxious and whitfield. and
Lingle drew a walk. after which he
and Ward staged the second double
steal OF the afternoon, totaling three
for the frame, and Brown closed the
slaughter with drive to left (which
Bromley corraled
At the opening Of the sixth Ned
Smith led off with a double that Brom-
ley barely missed after a wonderful
run, and then stole third. Linderberg
was retired, short 10 first. and Lund
hit sharp grounder that Lent
scooped ana pegged home. but Andreer
dropped the throw and Smith had add
ed another counter.
The tenth and last tally came in the
locals half of the eighth. when Lind
berg and Lund led off with singles ant
each advanced a base on the next two
plays. which retired at first, Richards
and Taylor making the assists.
How the Ansons Scored.
Not until the fourth did the visitor
count. In this frame Foster opene
with single to right and scored oil
Richards double TO the same garden
One more was added in the mex
. frame when Jude obtained a life thr
a wild heave to first by Wambsgans.
advanced one on Bromley's grounde
to center, and scored on Taylor's doubl
TO right after which Foster white
and Delaney shot a high foul fly I
Fulton for the second and third out
The score:
CEDAR PApIDS