Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-15
ERRORS AGAIN ROB
S[A1|[RY Of GAME
ANsoNs PRgsENr suNNlEs WITH
RUNS AND FAIL TO HIT
.sox' slEsoLo.
CEDAR RAPIDS WINS
IN ELEVENTH, 2 TO I
Anson's Miseuss Result in eunnies'
Two Talliss-Thrse Hits Al, That
Anser:ans Can Register, Despite Ex-
ira inninss-siattsry's Sacrifice Fly
Drives Home Ansons' Only Counter.
Special to Times Republican.


members Of Jimmy Hamilton's Bunny
troupe eleven long and grilling in
nings Monday afternoon to put the
kibosh on Frank Richards Ansons
and capture the second game Of the
series. And even then only an error
by Richards himself brought ter
mination to the agony and permitted
the locals to romp home with q to l
count after two were out In the final
round.
The game early resolved itself into
a hurting duel between 'So&' Siebold,
! the Rabbits made-ov over shortstop. and
Lefty" Slattery. the famous Arson
portsider, and it continued as such all
the way. with the latter getting the
| worst Of the argument 80 far as hits
were concerned: eight Of these being
garnered from mis- offerings, while the
| mighty "SoN' permitted but a paltry
| three blows during the eleven rounds.
Strike-out honors were even, each man
getting six, while the Bunny twirler
was trifla more wild than his OPP
ponent, issuing five passes and beam
ing one visitor, while Stats" passed
but four of the local batsmen.
Many Runners Die on Bases.
In addition to the pitching probably
the most pronounced feature of the
game was the large number of men
on both teams who died on bases.
Thirteen Rabbits expired in this man.
ner during the eleven innings, two be-
ing left on the sacks in the last frame
after Manager Jimmy Hamilton had
raced home with the winning tally.
Eight Ansons also expired on the
base lines, three of these being the
trio who managed to touch the Bunny
finger for the three hits. The others
got their positions on the bases thru
the charity Of Siebold in his moments
Of wildness.
The Arson hits were widely scat
tered coming in the second. the
fifth and the seventh innings
Only once did the Dummies bupch
blows, this being In the tenth round
when three singles and base on balls
failed to bring in the much longed-
for run on account OF tight fielding per-
.formances Of the visitoA.
Present bunniss With Load.
Shortly after the game started
drizzling rain began to fall and this
continued, in varying degrees Of dem.
faity. ssfntil the half way point OF the
game had been passed.
The Dummies weathered safely the
first inning, which has been their par
l'ticular ink in recent encounters, the
one two three procedure being adopted
in dispos!ng of the visitors on their
first passage at arms.
Having weathered this period the
Rabbits got their start in their half OF
the second inning when single by
Ludwig, sacrifice by Fletcher, Hamll-
tons retirement at frst and Richards
inability to hold Slattery's throw on
Siebolds grounder sent up the run
across the pan.
From that time until the end OF the
game the locals continued to threaten
frequently only, to be turned back
scoreless on each attempt between the
second and the eleventh inning.
In the eleventh, after Fletcher had
skied to DeLongy, Hamilton drew
pass and advanced to second when
siebold was thrown out at first by
''Tommy" Ryan. Mari singled, send
ing his boss to third. He attempted to
round the far corner and score on the
blow but slipped and only managed 70
get back to third by the narrowest OF
margins. Harrell grounded to Eng
man, who pegged to frst and every
body settled back in their seats for the
twelfth inning, when Richards dropped
the ball and the game was over. Hamil-
ton having raced home on the play.
"8Iats" Drives Home Run.
A walk issued to Lindberg, the first
man up in the seventh. was directly
Irresponsible for the Anson's lone coun-
| ter Engman tried to sacrifice Indy
but fouled his third attempt and was
ruled out. Hammerschmidt singled,
sendinx Lindberg to third and Stats"
tied up his own game with q long
sacrifice fly to center field. The score:
CEDAR RAPIDS.