Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-03
CHASED,
O11UANA GWEN GAME
FIVE ANSONIANS DRIVEN FROM
GROUNDS BY GLENALVlN AT
OTTUMWA.
LEAVES BUT EIGHT MEN
TO FINISH THE CONTEST
Umpire Refers to New Pitcher as
"1usher," and Sends Four From
Bench For Alleged "Crahbins'-
Richards Questions Umpire's Meth
DDS and Is Also Banished.
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! Special to Times Republican.
Ottumwa, July 3.-Ottumwa won the
first of the series with Marshalltown
here Thursday afternoon in peculiar
! contest. After Umpire Glenalvin had
sent four visiting players out of the
park for grabbing" from the bench
he called four balls on Pitcher Taylor
on the grounds of delayed delivery.
! Manager Richards, playing at third,
! Objected to this procedure, and after
/ few words he too was ordered out. lhls
! left only eight Ansons in the held' ana
the 'Umps" called the game
/ The situation would have warranted
a foreit, but the umpire did not use
that term. Since he called the con-
test instead of "forfeiting," the score
stands at it was in the last OF the
sixth, when the Richards episode took
n,aca : to in favor of Ottumwa.
Manager Richards has protested the
come and is awaiting a decision from
President Justice.
Sohn Appears With Enemy
The Speed Boys. happy over their
cbacks which were received in the
morning. PLAYED an exceptionally gooo
game They secured e total of ten hits
/ off N1arshalltown's three pitchers in the
brief period of play. Sohn, the eN-
; Arson who made his debut with the
cnaaders in left. made commendaoIe
i affor+ 10 defeat his former teammates
! He secured nice clean single, sacfi-
feed. and was hit on the wrist out OIL
three times up
| Nstson took the mound for the Wis
I;-ors at first. but after allowing hVe
| mis- one of which was double, ana
four scores in one and one-third m
r;nps gave place 70 Malone. the ne"
Anson slab man. Malone pitched I'M
IN he was ordered out in the nllh'
when he objected to being called
.husher" BY the umpire. Taylor was
-ban sent in and finished the apoTe-
waited contest.
Score Four in First.
1arshalltown started out in the mist
,.i-l, vengeance. Harvey, first up,
was safe on an error, being forced 10
second when Jude walked. Another
VOC, scored Harvey, and placed JUICE
an second. Foster being safe on held-
avs, choice. Delaney also drew a
6a,der's choice, third error resulting
in Indies crossing the pan. Foster was
thrown out at third, and Seihert ne"
n left. Richards followed with home
run. bringing Delaney IN ahoreei
nonned to short, and the inning ended
with the visitors four points ahead.
Remnants double and Mulllsan
single. together with sacrlhce ny Ds
kensel marked up one for the locals
in their half of the initial frame. IN
rhe second the Speedars counted hVe
times the result of singles BY Hrusha
link. Betsel. Mulligan and Seneh,
base on balls and hit oatsman.
Richards Strong With Stick.
The Ansons made their next and las
tal1v in the fourth, when Seiber
walked, went to second on Richards
single. and home on similar oinsi'
nv Andreen. Two whiffs and an IN
field fly prevented further harves'
singles by Hruska and Sohn and
nass in the fifth netted the locals al
additional score.
! The visitors had been speedily retired
in the sixth without count, ana KEN
hart had walked, stolen second an
made third on Kensel's sacr:hce, whe
4 the various arguments arose that mai
ly nut an end TO the game. The score
OTTUMWA.