Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-22
An.ons Badly Battered.


tired in the next frame to permit the
Clinton star, Drohan, to act as res
cuer.
1t was we'll for Manusch that Drohan
was inserted into the conflict as Jones'
brief tenancy of the throne was not
such as to indicate that he could stem
the tide.
Cooper Was "swailewin'."
| There was scene on the Clinton
bench when Cooper was put in cold
storage Coop" is noted as long
distance gum-chewer and when he gets
| in the hole he is unable to swallow and
becomes afflicted with that most fatal
malady, choking which so often afflicts
pitchers in defeat.
"You ought tub have taken me out
two innin's ago." raved Cooper when
he came to the bench.
What are you kicl<in' about? You
was swallowin' wasn't your
Sure I was swallowin'," replied
Cooper. "but my arm was gone an You
ought t'have seen il"
ia Richardson Fans Ten.
Despite the bombardment and the
ragged playing, Richardson set ten Of
the; visiting batsmen down on strikes.
Any kind of support in the early stages
Of the game would have resulted in
victory for the big fellow, A peculiar
feature Of the game was that the
Marshslltown outf1eld did NOT get
putout
Clinton took one run before the game
had fairly started; Nolt opening the
entertainment with q two-base drive
to center. going to second on Kensers
sacrifice and scoring on Milligan's
single. Two errors by the home squad
put Richardson in the hole in the
second but the side was retired with
out adding more to the score.
FIRST ADD BASEBALL ..... -.
The third was one Of the most ag-
onizing sessions the fans have wit
messed this year. and resulted in three
added tallies for the Clintonians Nolt
singled and Kensel attempted to sac
rifice, rolling bunt toward third.
Richardson fielded the ball but made a
wild throw to first, Nolt advancing and
Kensel being given life. MEME
singled to center, and Curtis let the
ball slip thru him. Nolt and Kensel
scoring. MEME made third on the mis-
cue and scored on wild pitch.
Three More in Fifth.
Another awful inning put the game
beyond reach of the Ansons. Nolt
opened the fifth with a walk and went
to second on a wild pitch. Kensers
sacrifice set Nolt on third and Milli-
gan's single scored him. Evans hit
to center but Curtis dropped the ball,
Milligan scoring. Simmons singled and
/ with Evans pulled double steal. the
latter scoring. The Clintonites made
further bid in the seventh but lacked
the punch. When Marshalltown began
T. ~. Ia k1t.
ardson tightened and his support i'm
proved, and Clinton ceased to be dan
gerous
Clinton IN ohastiy Exhibition.
Clinton went to pieces the moment
Cooper began to weaken. DeLongy
drew a pass in the seventh and Nc
Evoy hit to right field. The drive was
partially blocked by Manusch. but the
visiting manager lost the ball. and De-
Longy made the full circuit, McEwoy
going to third. Curtis single scored
McEvoy. EAs.
Richards doubled in the eighth and
waited at second while Martini and
Lindberg flied out. Then Cooper lost
his grip He passed DeI.ongy. McEvoy
and Hammerschmidt In order, the free
trip to Hammerscnmidt forcing Kich-
ards in with q run. Richardson then
did his share toward winning the game
by driving long single to right. scor-
ing DeLongy and McEvoy. Manusch
wig wagged for Jones. and Cooper was
sent to the cooling table Jones re-
[slieved the tension by forcing Curtis
to ground to Ellison for an out at snrst.
Drohan Saves Game. ~ 1
Jones was in bad at the start Of
the hnal inning. Tommy Ryan hit to
Simmons, who juggled the ball, giving
FRyana life. With two balls called on
Richards it was evident that the last