Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-24
WATERLOO BLANKS
ANS)NS N CLOSING
VISITORS SHUT OUT LYNcH's
MEN IN ALMOST UNEARNED
GAME BY q TO o.
DROHAN, HURLlNG FOR
WATERLOO, is EFFECTIVE
Given Steady Support, Beard, Who
Was Up For the Ansons, Would
Have Been Hard For Waterloo to
Have Beaten - MspIays Produce
Most scores-PIayers Stage Bout.

Waterloo and the Ansons clashed
for the last time this season Monday
best of the farewell encounter. shutting
out Lynch's men by the score of to 0.
The game ended the series, which was
divided % l in favor of the Ansons.
But for the unearned runs acquired by
the home teams misplays, Waterloo
would have been put to it to have
beaten the .Ansons.
At that however Waterloo batted i'll
lone earned tally, the last one which
served to remove the stigma from the
.Ansons of having donated the last
game to Waterloo by errors and mis-
plays.
Pitchers Both Work Well.
Beard fo.- the home team and
Drofan, for the visitors, We're mounted
on the slab TO do the hurting, and they
&Sed something of pitchers battle.
Beard pitched dandy game and with
support and q little more hitting he
would have led the Ansons to three
straight over Waterloo. He held Wa
terloo 10 five hits, and famed ten, but
passed six. Only one of the bases on
balls terminated in a tally
Drolan. nith support that never
waverei, held the Ansons hitieSS until
the sixth inning. Altogether they ac-
quired only six safe blows from his de-
livery, and dying on third marked the
finish Of their dashes TO the home
base. Drnioau Whitfield eight Ansons
and passed only one
Miscues Come Early.
As tho wanting to pile ny early a
harrier Of scores over which they must
climb 10 victory. the Arson infield
booted and heaved the ball wildly in
their efforts u put their visitors out in
the lirst INNING The two scores the
Visitors chased home that inning We're
mostly the trrit of misplays
One had gone when Hammerschmidt
let a third strike against Masters get
thru his legs and to the grand stand
fence Martini drove a low fly to left
center that got away from Harris,
Masters advancing to third. Orme
grounded to Ryan, who nipped Masters
at the plate as he raced home. Brown
grounded TO Rapp, whose throw TO first
was loH. u got by Coyle and Mar
tint and 0rne scored on the heaye.
Waterloo Gets Two More.
Durham was mainly responsible for
the next tally. altho Beard and Ham
inlerschmidt 10th contributed 20 it. The
pitcher helped by passing Meiker. He
dyanced TO second on Masters ouL
Durham TO Coyle. Melker essayed to
steal third, but Hammerschmidt S
throw was little wide of the base. Il
got by Durham altogether and rolled
into left, while Melker meandered
home
Wateroo's fourth tally was earned,
the result OF Browns double into left
center and Sneidou> snort ~ int
right Martini and Orme attempted TO
null q double steal in the eight, which
might have resulted in tally, had not
the relay throw, Hammerschmidt to
RYAN 10 Hammerschmidt, beat him 10
the plate by yard.
Ansors Fail at Scoring.
The Ansore never had a runner past
first until the sixth inning. and had
been on the paths prior TO that rounc
only by reason of dra wing pass from
Drohan. Tia; right handler held the
home team helpless until Beard con-
necred with high one in the sixth.
In the seventh Durham and Harris
uncorked singles in succession, ana
| Durham advanced to third on the
thrown-in and effort 10 nip Harris. one
was already gone when this batting
! rally broke, but II was of snort HE,
for RaDp flew out to left ana Sears
| fouled out u Brennan.
| coyle opered the ninth with single
and uncorked a faint hope OF another
ninth inning rally. Durham flew out
TO Orrne. Harris singled, advancing
covle 10 third, but the bubble was
bursted by Rapp tanning and Sears
| fouliuy out 10 first The score:
WATERLOO