Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-10
ANSoNS FArTEN AVERAGES OFF
DELIVERY OF Ex-rHREE
Lacquer.
HERMAN Is POUNDED
FOR THIRTEEN HITS
Sharp Fielding BY Indians Prsvsnt
Scores From Mounting Former
Quincy HurIer is Unsteady. and
Forces in Two Runs in Opening In.
nins-Sears Has Celebration.

Pitching shut-out ball all the way.
| Beard led the Ansons to a great victory
over the keokuk Indians in the first
! game OF the last series of the season
! noon. the home boys winning the de-
| cision to 0.
/ Beard was backed by superb fielding,
1 and the Ansons gave the finest exhibit
/ ton of clouting the ball they have
shown this year. Bierman, late of the
! Quincy Three-I League team. made his
first appearance in the Central associa-
( ton. and the reception he received was
(! Impressive to say the least. He was
+: pounded for thirteen safe blows, two
for extra corners, and was so upset by
( the fusilade of hits that he passed
4 half dozen batters. His wildness in
the opening inning forced two runs
4 over the platter.
Some Spectacular Fielding.
I Sharp fielding on the part of Boy]e's
Braves saved Bierman from greater
humiliation, and prevented the score
/ from mounting TO more imposing
+; figures. A sharp double play saved tie
/ Teutonic newcomer on one occasion, and
remarkable catch by Lowther robbed
Durham of drive to the fence. which
would have meant more runs.
The .Ansons pulled even greater
plays, Broderick making two remark
ably fine stops and Harris and Murphy
cutting off runs by perfect pegs to the
plate. Ryan added another brilliant
stop to the collection. Sears made
! beautiful running catch. and Durham
rornped about third like youngster
just breaking into the game. and put
more pep into the gang than has been
noticeable for some time.
Sears coutina Hero.
Sears was the king pin with the
hickory. laying on four for safe terri
tory IN FIVE trips to the pan. and one
counted for an added sack. Durham
Z raped out two timely bingles, was
/ robbed of another, and was purposely
passed once. Harris beat out two
bunts, and Hammerschmidt found the
pill for a safe drive when it counted
most
/ Coyle tore drive over third which
would have increased the score had not
! the pellet bounded off Sears shins as
he tore in for the plate, and caused his
! retirement.
In fact everybody on the team added
+ 10 their hitting laurels with the eXcep-
! ton of Broderick. but he contributed to
] the slaughter by drawing two passes
i Beard sIashed out double. but two
xer. down and was forced to perish
at the keystone bag.
/ Win Game in First Inning.
! The Arsons had The game won and
put away in the first inning.
Murphy opened the exhibition with
a single to right, Ryan peat out
a perfectly good hunt. and an
error by Bierman put Murphy on third
4 Sears grounded out. but Durham was
purposeiy walked. filing the corners
Harris awaited to Lamb. and the ex-
citement of retiring man so unsettled
Bierman that ne passed Coyle, forcing
Murphy in with the first run Hammer
4 schmidt slashed q drive over second,
Rya. scoring Again Bierman lost his
balance, passing Broderick and forcing
in Durham Boards out at first ended
the round.
Sears doubled in the second with two
down. and Beard duplicated the feat IN
the fourth under similar circumstances,
but the Ansons could not increase their
lead.
Four Hits; One Run.
Biernlan was let down easy In lne
fifth. when four hits were productive OF
but one run. Sharp fielding was all
that saved a repetition Of the first in
ming Ryan walked, Sears singled to
left and Durham singled to right, the
latter's blow scoring Ryan. Harris
hunted and the excitable Mr.. Biermar
became so confused that he grabbed the
ball and held it long enough for all
runners to advance filing the sacks
I Coyle hit liner down the third base
line. but the ball hit Sears on the shins
and thus a run was cut off. Hammer
schmidt skied to Baum, and Broderici
| forced Harris at second.
The Ansons clustered three safe rap<
in the seventh, but fast double pla!
! prevented scoring. Sears and Durham
singled in turn, and Harris again bea'
4 out bunt Coyle was called out OF
! strikes, and IIanincTsch.eidt hit int
a double. Harris being retired at second
and Hammerschmidt at first.
Broderick's Walk Nets Run.
A pass to Broderick was responsible
for another run in the eighth. Beart
sacrificed the shortstop to second. ant
the latter pilfered third, and scored
. wien Brown cut loose wild throw t
Lamb.
Three times the Indians had a chanc
to score, but failed. In the secont
frame Swick and Giffen singled in turn
with no one out, but LeBeau forcet
Swick at second, Lamb foiil fied T.
Durham, and Brown grounded out T.
Coyle.
In the fourth. with one down. Swicl
was safe when Broderick threw bad Z
first, going to second on the misplay
VT to third on Swick's long hit +
right, and was caught at the plate b.
a perfect throw from Harris.
In the seventh Swick singled, ad
vanced on Citizens out at first, and wa
thrown out at the plate by Murph
ter Lamb had singled to center. TIL
score:
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