Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27
ANS0NS BREAK EVEN
WITH CEDAR RAPIDS
LOCALS WIN LAST GAME 8 TO I
AND SPLIT LAST SERIES
2To2.
LEADS TEAM
TO EAslLY-WoN VICTORY
Cedar Rapids Makes Game WiId.Eyed
Bout Of Much Hitting, Poor Fielding,
and Many MispIays-Herbert Pitches
and Balks Score Home-Was Weird
Inning.

The Ansons halved the series with
Cedar Rapids by winning Thursdays
battle, then degenerated into a swat
fest. gabfest, and crabfest, and was
altogether oroide and hesotten, go to
speak. The score was 8 to l when it
should have been about . to 0. But
however much the game departed from
real baseball, the bugs took a heap
of delight in the proceedings because
| the Ansons were all 10 the good.
! Beaten and wild-eyed, Herbert, the
! Cedar Rapids manager. dragged Berger
from the mound in the seventh. after
one or two had scored, the bases We're
full, and the Bunnies We're webbing,
| and essayed to fling a few himself. Be
fore he got the first one out of his sys-
! tenn he had baked one score in and
advanced a runner.
| OF lesser Importance, and but an in
cident of the Raging, were the fnings
! of Seibold, who had been playing
great game with his mouth from the
| bench. Finally Shaffer banished him
! from the grounds.
Manager Lynch. of the Ansons, took
a hand in the game, after Sears tum
bled and hurt his leg in running to
! first.
Richardson Subdues Visitors.
Richardson went the route against
the visitors in mid season form. His
twirling was almost on a par with
Slatterys performance of the day be-
fore. Cedar Rapids had not put
runner past second, and had hit only
four safe blows up to the ninth when
Richardson eased up. and two more
Singles and the visitors only tally was
made off him.
His teammates gave him pretty nifty
support and put up a stone wall de-
Tense that Cedar Rapids could not
break down. OF stellar quality were
Rapp's handling Of ground hits, as
fast plays Of their kind as were ever
pulled on the home grounds.
Visitors Demoralized.
AS compared with their other exhi-
billions Cedar Rapids slumped terribly.
Not only was their defense weak, but
they failed IN attack, due chiefly to
Richardson ard the Ansons' sharp
! fielding. AS the game progressed the
ers furnished a diversion for the To-
Gals and fans SO long as the home team
was winning.
Extensively Cedar Rapids failed in
most OF its efforts. Richardson held
them to four singles In eight innings,
famed five and passed none. In the
ninth Collins first up. beat out slow
hit. Hickey flew to Durham and
Wise to Lynch. Toner hit a single,
advancing Collins to second. The lat
ter scored when Murphy n1uffed An
dersons low hit to center.
Score First in Third.
The Ansors did not get to going un-
til the third. NJ. Ryan, who was first
up, opened the inning with a single.
Richardson famed. Harris hunted to
Berger who heaved wildly past Toner
at first advancing NJ Ryan to third
and Harris to second. Murphy hit to
Mari. who nipped NJ. Ryan at the pan.
Harris going to third. Sears scored
him with a wallop to center Durham
ended the inning by tanning.
Coyle. who continued to lead the An
sons at batting, broke open the fourth
inning with a single. T. Ryan advanced
him to second with a bunt, and he
scored on Rapp's single.
In both the fifth and sixth the An
sons pushed runners as far as third
but failed to score.
Seventh Wild Inning.
Richardson, who was first at bat in
the tempestuous seventh, caught the
Cedar Rapids infeld asleep, laid down
bunt, and got away with it. Harris
hit safely, Richardson going to second.
Murphy hunted to Berger, who pegged
d Nh, irI
muffed the throw, and Herbert ragged
at him.
Lynch flew out Durham hit to Wise.
The shortstop pegged to Herbert at
second to force Murphy, but the throw
was too late. Herbert threw to Toner
on first for 3 double, but the throw
was wild, anG Richardson and Harris
scored. Murphy advanced to third
and scored on a passed ball. Durham
took second on the battery error.
Herbert Goes to Pitch.
Coyle belteG single, and went to
second when T. Ryan duplicated the
blow. Waving Berger out of the box,
Herbert sen. him to second, put Hoff-
man in right field, and sent Anderson
behind the rat. Herbert then mounted
| the slab.
His first bail never got away from
his hand, and Shaffer called it balk,
Coyle scoring and Ryan advancing TO
second. Rapp grounded out to first.
and Herbert passed NJ. Ryan. Rich
ardson scored his catcher and T. Ryan
with a double but Harris flew out to
center.
| Herbert stuck to the slab. but moth
ing happened in the locals half of the
eighth except Durhams base wal
Hop That was the end. The score:.
CEDAR RAPIDS.
ABB r. H. PO A. E.
Collins, IT, ..... / 2 2 OIL