Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-17
TUTTlE PITCHES GREAT GAME,
ALLOWING MARSHAilTOWN
BUT THREE HITS.
HARTER KEEPS JAYS
HITS WELL SCATTERED
Ex-Federal Hurts Good Game, Retir-
ina Nine Men on Strikes Every
Man But One Falls Victim Of Har-
ter's senders-sislin's Double Scores,
Winning Run in Ninth.

Doc" Andrews and his Jays de-
parted the city Thursday night with
mo Arson pelts ont of a possible three.
The ungainly Tuttle was mainly re-
sponsibIe for the second trophy, beat
ing the Ansons in the cleanup game
THURSDAY afternoon by 4 score Of
TO /.
DiTiculty IL hitting safely prevented
the home team from being dangerous
except in one inning, Tuttle getting
away with three-hit victory. Har
Ter was nit more freely, put kept the
hits well scattered. causing the victors
To appear little more dangerous than
the Ansons until the deciding frame.
He was steadier than Turtle allowing
bu. one pass, TO TUttle's four. and was
more efficient, setting down nine Wa
terlooans on strikes. Every man on
the visiting team except Ashland fell
a victim a, least once 10 Harters bend
ers. In short. the meeting was battle
OF pitchers. and both men worked If
mas,erful fashion.
Turn Of Luck Beats Arsons.
While the .Arsons had no real rea son
to claim the game on hitting ability,
they can credit Waterlo1s victory in
a measure to peculiar break in the
luck. Iii the ninth with White on sec
ond, SigIin hit 20 left feld and White
tore for home Seibert made a good
throw 10 the plate bat just in front Of
the pan the ball hit a soft spot and
bounded away from Shocks miit, al
lowing White to score, Had IL not
oeen for this mishap the game would
have gone into extra innings
AS on Wednesday. Waterloo wasted
hits while the Ansons made everything
count. The Jaws wasted two hits in
the first and two in the fourth. In
the first ~ rapid fielding, the side was
retired with the bases full. In the
opener White led away with a single
and McAuley flied out TO Setherr. Sig
lin singled and Sheldon famed. ASK
land hi1 TO Harvey, who iuggled the
ball but Richards made 4 nice pickup
of Meisener's gronnder AM retired the
runner al irst ny quick throw
Shook Scores Only Run.
With the game running along with
ON either side scoring in me first four
innings, the Ansons lone tally in the
fifth looked big 10 .he fans. Shook
paved the way for the solitary run by
hitting for Two bases and was sacri
feed 10 third by Har1er Delaney
walked, ana Harvey drove long fly to
White, which permitted Shaot. To score.
Delaney ended the round VIXEN ne was
out stealing
Waterloo was quick to tie up the
score. putting Ashland across in the
sixth. The only pass issued by Harter
led 70 the score, Ashland walking. ad
vancing on Meisener's sacrifice. and
scoring on HoIlenbeck's single The
round ended with W;ntz striking out
futile Holds Ansons.
With the score tied Tut-les game
improved, and during the last four in
nings only thirteen men faced the Jay
pitcher, Delaney getting or the circuit
by virtue Of a pass. Meanwhile the
Jays were threatening, but we're unable
10 gather sufficient strength in any one
round to put across the deciding score
until the ninth. Two hits ere wasted
in the seventh. Turtle leading off with
a single and dying at second The
pitcher was held al first While White
flied out TO Harvey and McAuley
famed. Sigl;n then broke n with
single but was forced by Sheldon. Hol-
lenbeck nit for three bags in the
eighth after two had been retired. but
Wintz failed in the pinch laying down
q grounder 10 Foster for an easy GU.
at first.
Siglin Drives in Run.
II vas Siglin who drove in the win
in he try FEC
been retired futile, the hitting kid
Of the afternoon. again led away with
a single but was forced at second by
White McAuley advanced White
/ however, with a sacrifice, and then
Siglin broke in with his two Dagger.
which would nave resulted in White
being forced at the plate had not the
ball taken a bad bound on the throw in.
Sigin took third on the throw but
Sheldon could not send his mate across
flying out to Harvey in deep short
The Ansons We're retired in one. two.
three order in their half. Jude and
, Richards being thrown out at first and
Seibert flying out TO White
| The crowd which witnessed the game
! was a large one considering the wealth
er. and the game was fast being PLAYED
| in one hour and twenty three minutes.
! Naterloo's victory brought them no
: great amount of consolation. as thew
mad depended upon the Keokuk Indians
/ to take another game from Burlington
| which would have given the Jaws first
! place by one point. Burlington, how
ever. slaughtered the Indians and re-
! tanned the scant lead The score:
| WATERLOO.