Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-23
AN@ONS THRIVE OFF
Of JAYS PITCHERS
ANNEX TWO GAMES FROM LATE
LAMENTEp DOC" ANDREWS
DESCENDANTS
zAckERT BEATEN IN
CLOSE GAME SUNDAY
Heuser Ex-PiIot, Given Terrific Beat
ing in Saturdays Game, When An
sons Take Twelve Runs From Fiji
teen Hits and Errors and Misplays Of
Visitors.

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Association battles. and the man who
beat the Chicago Cubs. couldn't stand
the pace in the ninth inning of sun
days game with the Ansons, and as
a result the locals punched four of the
seven hits they secured in the entire
game and won a thriller by a score OF
to l. to the huge delight OF the big
Sunday crowd, with the exception of
the Waterloo contingent
Zackert and Slattery pitched good
games, with the former starting out
wonderfully and then weakening. while
Slartery, after a bad start, braceG ana
was going strong at the finish. Up to
the ninth inning the Arsons had only
garnered shree safe blows, Zackert GO
ing great despite a few wobbies in the
fifth and sixth. The score was TO
in favor of Brennans tailenders and
the fans implored Coyle, who led off 10
.'let iler go
And coyle Does.
Coyle hit long foul 70 Martini, who
dropped it. and then banged out two
Dagger that set the fans whoopins.
Durham swung at two viciously, then
ing Coyle and making the count alh
Richardson, hitting for Harris, dropped
one to Zackert, who tried 10 get Dur
ham at third but failed, while Rich
ardson went to second. Rapp fouled
out TO Sheldon, Durham being caught
at the plate on the play, and Richard
son going TO third. He scored the win
ming run a moment later when Sears
singled cleanly
SIattery Wild in Opening.
Waterloo started right outJn the first
round and took advantage of Slattery's
wildness and unsteadiness. After
Melker famed Masters beat one out
which he nit 70 short. Martini singled
and Whaley was safe on Durham's
error, Masters scoring. Orme and
Brown both hit safely in succession,
scoring Martini and Whaley. Sheldon
was out, second to first, and Brennan
flied to Hammerschmidt. Again, in
the fourth. Slattery was wild, when he
hit both Melker and Sheldon Melker
was out when Masters forced him.
Sheldon was hit by a pitched ball and
raced all the way from first TO home
wh0n Sears fumbled Brennan's single
to left. Brennan was left on third
when Zackert struck out. Slattery'
frightened after this and the visitors
had no more good chances to score.
Zackert Unsolvabie at First.
Marshalltown could do nothing with
Zacke-- IN the first four innings, not
a nit being registered against the
former Muskie star. Harris singled
cleanly in the fifth however, and Rapp
walked. Both advanced on wild
pitch, and Harris scored when Whaley
threw wild after catching Sears foul
fly. Rapp was out irving to steal
home, and Hammerschmidt flew out to
Brown. In the sixth Ryan walked TO
start the round. and scored on Coyle's
single. Durham scored Coyle with a
wo-bagger Zackert pitched we'll from
then until the fatal ninth.
Owing to thc illness of Umpire Shat
fer, who was treated very impolitelv
by the fans in Saturdays game, John
Bass umpired balls and strikes. while
none other than Ira Thomas. famous
catcher for the Philad elpha Athletics.
who was in the city on scouting trip,
oficiated on the bases. Thomas Dor
rowed Heucer's cap and ran around
after the runners in great shape while
Bass wore a Palm Beach suit behind
the bat. Thomas is looking over Cen
trail association players, especially
pitchers. The score:
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