Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-23
ALLOWS TWELVE HITS, FROM
WHICH ELEVEN RUNS ARE
eARNEREp THURSDAY.
ANsoNs HAVE GOOD START
BUT lGNoMlNioUs FINISH
Start Scoring in Second, After Which
Error and Bunched Hits Amass Five
Dose Repeated by Homo Team in
Fifth, With Lone Tally as Meat Of
Sandwich in Third.
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Muscatine, July 23.-Howard Tut
ties debut here as an Arson
yesterday was not marked by any
thing that would indicate that the
former Jay finger is to be steady
winner for the Marshalltown club. At
ter the visitors had scored two runs
in the second inning, the local team
started raid which did not conclude
until twelve safe knocks and eleven
runs had been placed to their credit
the Ansons being helpless during the
remainder Of the game.
Wagner showed excellent form after
the second inning, not allowing a blow
in the next four rounds. With the
game on ice in the seventh round,
Manager Egan sent Augustus to the
mound, placed Stanley on short, and
ordered Zackert to the left garden. The
change failed to bring about any far
cical work looked for when the players
were first shifted, as Augustus ex-
hibition on the mound was very clever
and Shanley's work in the short nelo
was not narred by any misplays.
Ansons Start Scoring.
Ryan's single in the opening inning
failed to produce any runs TOR the An
sons, but the second witnessed a change
of affairs. Bull" Durham, slugger OF
fame. blocked a pitched ball with his
anatomy, and Glass followed with 9.
single to right field. Harris advanced
both men with a sacrifice. and Ham
merschmidt came thru with single to
showed usual form by tanning Nee and
futile. Harris slow bounder, which
Runser knocked down, was the only
hit made after the second inning, TINS
safety being wasted when Hammer
schmidt breezed for the third out. with
men on nrst and second in the eighth,
both Ryan and Sears failed to connect
safely, forceout being their best
Muskes Start Trouble.
A drop of an easy fly ball by Brod-
erick started the Muskies on their
winning pace in the second inning.
Hasbrook was the individual to receive
the donation made thru the error
Stanley then pounded single to lett
sending Hasbrook to second, and Lee
fooled the Arson infield by laying down
bunt after he had taken vicious
swing AT one ball. the short blow
counting for a single. Augustus dis
tinguished himself by smashing out
a drive to left center, good for three
bases, and the fourth run came when
Hruska lifted a fly to Harris for the
frs: out Wagner worked futile for
walk, took second on wild pitch, and
came home on Remnants single to CEN
ter field, the latter going down on an
attempted steal.
! O'Day's single, Hasbrook's sacrifice
and Shanleys single brought another
tally in the third. In the fourth. Tut
tie got along with difficulty, but the
fifth was marked by repetition of the
entertainment given in the second in
ming. Reinhart opened with an innelc
i single, and was safe at second when
Tuttle threw late after receiving
| ODay's srounder. The two stole sec
ond and third, respectively. and scored
| on Hasbrooks clout to center Shan
ley and Lee were given free tickets tc
/ first, and the trio of runners pulled
! the unexpected by executing a triple
! steal, Hasbrook making home while
futile was winding up. Augustus ou
sent Stanley home and Hruska, who
had walked and taken third on WaS'
ner's single also tailed while the An
| sons were trying to run Wagner dowl
between first and second after thu
pitcher had started to steal. The in.
ming, as well as the scoring, ceaset
| when Hruska fell victim to Hammer
schmidt's peg to Ryan on an attempted
steal. The score:
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