Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-20
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Cedar Rapids. Aug. 20.-Pat:ence anG
perseverance, as eXemplif1ed in the per-
son of Manager Bobby" Lynch, of the
Marshalltown Ansons, failed to be
properly rewarded at the matinee in
Bunny park Thursday afternoon. The
fitting reward would have been vic
tory tor the visiting disciples of Pop"
Arson over the Herbertians, but in
stead of this happy (for Marshalltown)
ending the curtain was rung down at
the end of the first half of the ninth
inning with the Dummies holding the
long end of a 18-to-3 score.
Lynch's proverbial patience and
perseverance, which failed of its re-
| ward. was exhibited in again starting
futile, erstwhile Blue Jay, against the
Rabbits after his routing Wednesday.
According to current report said Mr..
Tuttle has failed to finish a single
game which he has started for the
Ansons. If such be the case his record
is still spotless. and the unerrins
judgment of the late lamented DR.. Jay
A. Andrews. has been once more vim
dicated.
1t took the members of Herbert:
Bunny crew eight and one third in
Rings TO encompass the downfall OF
Tuttle but when the deed was finally
accomplished it closely rivaled that of
one Humpty Dumpty, notorious in
nursery Legendary. Indeed all the
kings horses and all the kings men
couldn't" have put futile together
again. No more could they nave res
cued the game that was shattered with
his fail. and Manager Lynch showed
his appreciation of this fact by insert
ing Bob Coyle as rescuer, rather than
70 waste regular finger
Lynch Helped Fall.
The game progressed as smoothly as
could be expected for the first three
and one half innings ali Of which We're
no-hit, no-run affairs. In the latter
portion of the fourth the Bunnies made
one run on base on balls. an infield
out, and Toners two-time wallop
along the left field foul line In the
first half of the sixth the visitors
knotted the count on Murphy's two
base drive and successive errors by
Wise and Busch.
In the last half of the sixth the
i Dummies robbed of their lead. Went
after more runs and We're aided and
abetted in the going after by none
other than Manager Lynch. who was
holding down the far corner in the a D.
serce of Durham. who had gone home
on account OF Illness.
Siebod opened with single. anc
! was retired at second on fielders
choice of Hickeys attempted sacrifice
| Collins singled to center, advancing
!. Hickey to the keystone bag. Wise
lifted high foul to Lynch, and Toner
drew walk filling the bases.SWit the
count three and two against him Her
bert drove a hot grounder directly at
Lynch. Lynch fielded the ball cieanlY
but faltered fraction Of second in
getting back to third to force Collins,
and the umpire gave Collins the de-
cision Lynch then attempted to throw
Herbert out at first but made wild
heave and before the ball could be re-
trieved and got back into the diamond
/ three runs had crossed the plate and
4 Herbert was safely perched on third.
! where he was left standed when Hoff-
] man skied to Murphy.
More Were Easy.
J In the seventh pair of singles and
4 a stolen base netted the locals one
more and the remaining five and the
! routing of futile occurred in the
! eighth.
! In this round Hickey led off with
single and Wise drew pass. after
which Toner sacrificed TO advance the
pair Herbert drew a walk again 20
/ fill the bases. and Hoffman picked on
| this particular time to get his daily hit
which In this instance, proved to be
good for three bases and also three
runs Mari singled, scored Hoffman.
and futile started his usual benchward
/ jaunt. Coyle came into the center OF
the field and Richardson went on first.
Busch welcomed Coyle by rappins the
ball for three sacks, which he at
tempted to stretch into u homer. only
to be thrown out ct the plate, after
which Siebold closed the frame and the
Cedar Rapids scoring by grounding to
Ryan for an easy out at first.
sieboId Let's Up.
With the game safely on ice Siebold
let up a bit on his pace in the first
half of the ninth, and during the let-up
the visitors added two runs and three
! hits to their total for the afternoon.
/ Lynch led off with a grass cutter
| trat went safe to left field. Hammer
schmidt lined one TO the clubhouse for
| three bases. scoring his boss. Richard
son was tossed out by Siebold, Murphy
skied to MARI, and Ryan singled to left
scoring Hammerschmidt, but was out a
! moment later on a fielder's choice on
| Sears grounder to Herbert. The
/ score:
CEDAR RAPIDS.
ABR Fl POA z
Hickey. RI ....4 0
i Collins, CT ............3
Wise. 3b ........3 / 0 1 : ]
/ Toner 1b ............2 1 20
Herbert, 20 ...........3 O