Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-12
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N INITIAL BATTLE
PAVEs WAY TO OWN DEFEAT Al
WATERLOO BY hEAvING
WILD PITCH.
JAYS CAPTURE SECOND
GAME BY TO 2 SCORE
futile Is Effective in Pinches, Striking
Out Batters With Bases FiIied-Har-
ris Is Hit by Pitched Ball and In
jured sIdine-'s Forced to Retire
From Game.
oecial to Times Republican.

Waterloo, June ia wild pitch by
Tonneson, Manager Richards new
twirler, in the seventh inning of Fri
days same, paved the way for vic
tory for Waterloo. There was one
runner down at the time and Wintz
was al bat. Wintz swung CT the ball
for his third strike, but it was too wild
for Hammerschmidt to handle, the bail
rolling TO the grand stand and Wintz
took first. The next batter flew to
right. Fairchilds then hit to Lindberg,
Who fumbled the ball long enough to
let the runners reach the bags "a safe
ty Tonneson then hit Tuttle with
pitched bail. filling the sacks With TWO
down. Masters met one on the nose
and drove it TO the center field fence,
scoring Wintz and FairchildS. WeIch
followed with a single and another run
counted.
This collection of runs broke up
tied score, and >. In the first in
ming Marshalltown opened up with
single by Woody on the first ball
pitched. T. Ryan sent him down to
second with a sacrifice. and Harris adj
vanced him TO third with an ;nield ON.
Martini the hard hitting left fielder
who drove iii the first run of Thurs
days game, then smashed line drive
to the left field fence. scoring Woody.
Martini drew up at third with triple
to his credit. Richards was unable to
solve Tuttle's delivery and was called
out on strikes.
Tonneson Pitches Good Came.
Waterloo came back in the last OF
the opening frame, counting two run
ners on a walk to Masters, a single by
WEIGH, an infield out and scratch hit
by Ashland Ashland hit to Richards,
pulling the manager off the bag SO TAR
that he could not get back in ,inle y
beat Ashland to the initial sack. While
the play was being made at first
WEIGH came home with the second run.
Waterloo could do nothing with Ton
neson after the first until the sixth.
when WEIGH doubled and was sacfi-
feed to third by Alpeman. Sheidon
then hit a fly to short center on which
Welcf was doubled at the plate. NJ.
Ryan was playing center at this stage
of the game, Harris having been put
out by getting hit on the head with
a pitched ball and later injuring his
leg in sliding to first NJ. Ryan made
great throw of Sheldon's fly and had
WEIGH trapped off the bag several feet.
Harris FeIed by Ball.
Marshalltown threatened to score in
the third and sixth, and was prevented
from doing so only by good pitching
on the part of futile. In the third in
ming Tonneson lifted a fly back of sec
ond base that no one could reach, the
ball dropping safely and Tonneson
pulling up at first. Woody then hit TO
wintz, who threw to second to get
Tonneson but Fairchilds dropped the
ball and both runners We're safe. T.
Ryan then shot a liner to Fairchilds,
which he caught, but was unable to
trap Tonneson off third. as the visit
irg pitcher made hurried return trip
to the far corner. 1t was a this stage
of the game that Harris was hit by
pitched BALL When the ball hit him.
he dropped TO the ground as tho shot.
A physician was called from the stands,
but was not needed, a Harris soon got
up and walked to the bench. NJ. Ryan
ran fer him. This filled the bases vita
hut one man down. Martini lifted a
foul fly which Brennan caught and
Richards struck out.
Arson Fielder Again Hurt.
Marshalltown tied the count in tho
sixth inning. Harris, first up. beat
out grounder to Wintz, but in doing
so put himself out of the game by slid
ing to first and injurng his leg. vi.
Ryan then replaced him again on the
runway and after that played center
field. Martini sacrificed the runner to
second by laying down a roller to-
wards first. Sheldon came in on tbs
ball, but missed it, Martini reaching
first safely NJ. Ryan going to second.
Richards hit to futile. who threw to
third getting NJ. Ryan. Lindberg
fouled out to Brennan. but Engman hit
10 Fairchilds. who let the ball go
thru him and roll to the outfeld. This
permitted Martini to score. Richards
attempted TO reach third on the play.
but was out on close decision, Ask
land to Wintz.
futile Pulls Out Of Hole.
futile was in hole in the seventh,
but pitched his way out by striking out
NJ. Ryan. With one down in this
frame, Tonneson reached first on
'Futtle's error. He was forced at sec
ond by Woody. the latter reaching
first safely. T. Ryan then singled.
putting runners on first and third
futile then struck out NJ Ryan, re-
firing the side.
AItho Tonneson lost his game, he
pitched well. But for his one slip in
the seventh frame, Waterloo would not
nave been able to break up the score,
as one was down when Wintz swung
at the ball for his third strike. The
next batter flew out to right field,
which would have retired the side but
for tho wild pitch to WintZ Tuttle
twirled q great game after the first
inning. striking out nine batters and
giving nc bases on balls. The score:
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