Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-15

Lefty Slat,ery, the sou.hpav' An
sonian. and his good mate. Mike
Andreen. were the whole show Sunday
n The initial co.tes, OF the Anson-
Bunny campaign, at least ir defen-
sive se:.se. .AnG-een figured quite
a-gely in the offensive action also.
Incidentally Stats hung UP another
new str.ke-ou; record for Central As
ocla:io. pitchers TO Try for, striking
st seventeen Bunny bat,ers in the
nine innings and beating me visitors
u , !; was in the last game played
N the local battlefield that Sla1,ery
hung Up nine 0t,utnwa sca!ps IN a
sunday encounter, and the previous
sunday he had set League record
with sixteen.
shortly thereafter McC4he. OF Bur-
,tngton. was credited wiki seventeen
s1-ile-ou,s but i, developed that the
-3urliagton!te had established his rec
ord in an extra inning game. sunday
Sla-tery went after mis- own and Nc
Cabe's record ard he bet-e-ed his own
and equalled McCabe's for the longer
yan,e. thereby becoming champion
strike out pitcher e ne League fer
a Ginning game. To date he has
retired seventy hatters on strikes.
Everybody Strikes Out.
Slat;e-y showed no partially Sun
day but included every member of the
Bunny aggregation in his strike out
list When he got in tight hole he
struck out one or perhaps Two or
three as the occasion required and
sometimes he struck out the first three
men 20 face him.
Slattery's performance resulted in
some strange statistics being compiled
on the score sheet. II showed that
Andreen was entitled TO nineteen put
outs and that Sam Foster. OF first
base was given but one chance. And
that one chance that Sam received was
not an ordinary one. being play from
the plate when Andreen had dropped
third strike.
The Ansons, after their enforced
rest. due to the deluee OF the past
week. showed no I'll effects Of the easy
life. They batted Ike big leaguers and
when II was necessary TO HIT for extra
bases to bring in the marooned breth-
rem on the bases they arose TO the
emergency. Andreen led the way three
times and Boss" Richards delivered in
every case for the count. The lower
division Of the batting list was working
nobly and they were mainly response
BILE for the great aggressive game.
Ansons Win Game Early.
After wasting hit in me first sec
ton. the home warriors went after the
game in the next two frames and COM
piled enough scores in those periods to
make the way easy for Stats" And
reen led in the second with two
sacl.e- and scored on Richards single.
after Seibert had fouled out Delaney
nit 70 Spencer. but the visiting second
| oaseman let the ball roll thru, and
! Richards scored.
| In the third Foster doubled after one
was gone. but was held at first when
Harvey fled out TO Smith. Fulton lost
Andreen's easy grounder. and Foste:
scored or Seibert's safe nit. Richard:
hit for two corners. bringing home the
! catcher. Richards counted also. wher
Delaney dropped Texas Lacquer bach
Of Fultons station.
Bunny Defense Tishtens.
Rapid double plays cut down the An
sons ii the fourth and fifth and pre-
vented further scoring Meiiin ger. en-
couraged by the improvement in his
support, frightened also and the locals
were held runless until the eighth. II
that session fielding error resulted I,
run -Andreen started the trouble
again. after two Of his pals had beer
moved down at first. Sebert hit q