Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-14
ANSDNS TAKE THIRD
GAME FROM CLINTON
DRIVE SLAvoNIc MoUNDsMAN TO
COVER IN SIXTH INNING
BATTING BEE.
RICHARDSON WINS
THIRD STRAIGHT GAME
Clinton Forces Richards Men to Fight
Uphill Game, But Arson Swats and
Clinton Boots Give Visiting Team
Seven Runs and Victory in Sixth
Ansons Present Patched. up Front.
special to Times Republican.

! special to Times Republican.
| Clinton, May 14.-An intermingling
1 of Arson swats and Pilot boots enabled
! Richards crew to walk away with the
last game Of the series with ease. In
i the doing Of it they lost job for one
I Brzozowski, whom they hammered for
I ten hits, and were able to laugh last
guilty of.
| The slaughter came in the sixth in
ming, when three hits, three errors, a
wild pitch, and two bases on balls
! totaled seven runs. 1t was a WOODY
exhibition Clinton gave, and the Wis
| itors made the most of every oppor-
tunity. Harris and Martini divided
! hitting honors, each getting two.
Harris hits were for extra bases and
Martini scored several ahead with a
double in the sixth.
Richardson's Fine Exhibition.
Both teams presented patched-up
appearances, Hammerschmidt playing
third and Martini having one arm
{ bandaged. They got away all right to
/ Il good start, and it looked like a real
| battle for the first five innings. Rich
! ardson was hit opportunity, but man
aged to hold them down while the
Pilots were going good. Then came
the blow off. Richardson gave a
| grandstand exhibition after the sixth
inning, when Clinton filled the bases in
the seventh with none out, only 10 be
retired scoreless.
Harris opened the melee with a
double, was sacrificed and scored on
Hammerschmidt's double. Martini
singled, but Brown flew out and the
peg-in was perfect catching Hammer
schmidt Clinton went one better in
the third by grace of two passes and
Menne's single. Then the Ansons tied
it in the fifth, Richardson leading off
with a double. Harris sacrificed him
and Richards singled. They were
stopped there for the time being, and
/ Clinton again took the lead in its half.
! Brzozowski tripled and Evans
doubled. Things looked bad then and
| Jumps" Scanlon called balk on
| Richardson. kensel singled, scoring
! Evans. Milligan got on thru Brown $
error, but Richardson frightened up and
! the next three were easy outs.
/ The Awful Sixth.
Then came the awful sixth. Ander-
son lined one down the third base line.
! Chapel tried to sacrifice him, but
MEME dropped the throw. Then Sim
/, mons tried too hard on Ryan's ground
er and the bases were full with no
one out. Richardson raped a sting
] ing single along the left foul line and
Anderson and Chapel scored. 4 wild
pitch sent the two on bases ahead a
notch. Ohlin then let Harris ground
er go thru and Ryan and Richardson
Tailed. Richards grounded out, but
F.! Hammerschmidt was passed and
Martini inserted a double at that
juncture. scoring Harris. Brown
walked, and the bases were still loaded
to capacity. Anderson hit sharply to
kensel, who made a nice recovery and
crossed Brown out al second. Ham
merschmidt and Martini crossing the
pan. Anderson went out a moment
later trying to steal.
Richardson Strong in Finish.
In the seventh the Pilots threatened
when Evans walked and kensel
slapped one thru Anderson's legs fol-
a hit. Richardson proceeded to tight
en- at this juncture. Milligan lifted a
weak fly to Richardson. but Brown
gave MEME a life with his error. Rich.
ardson was not to be denied and
{; whitfield Ellison. and Ohlin forced
MEME at second Neither side
threatened after that, Stuart proving
effectual on relieving Bzozowski and
Richa rdson holding his own with ease
The score:
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