Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-21
ISbM[ Old STORY
N FRIDAY GAME
BALL THROWN AWAY AND
THREE SCORES FORCED IN IN
SINGLE INNING.
kISNER HOLDS VISITORS
TO TWO LONELY slNGLEs.
White, New southpaw, Pitehe. Game
and Does Well Until Manager
lyneh's 6obbie Sends Visitors in
Air-White Allows But Seven Hits,
Scattered, Except in Third.
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Il special to Times Republican.
! Cedar Rapids. Aug. 81 Manage,
Bobby" Lynch. of the Marshalitowr
Ansons. substituting at third base il
! place of one Bull" Durham. was large.
" responsible for the victory with
which the Bunnies were credited in
their last 1915 game on the local
grounds with the aforementioned An
sons. The count in this last encounter
was to 0.
/ Lynch perhaps should not be made
to shoulder ali Of the blame for the de-
feat. but the facts remain that it was
mis- bobb!e that started things in the
NTH inning. ard in this frame the
+ Bunnies made their three and only
runs. On the other hand the Arson
leader collected so per cent of the hits
registered by the visiting swatsmiths.
and following this hit managed TO get
around as far as third base, where his
followers permitted him to die. I'M
known and unwept.
kisner Is Wild.
Roy kisner. of BeIIaire, H., Paducah.
KY. Northwestern University dental
school, and other points of interest.
was Herbert's selection as moundsman
to oppose Lefty White, Lynch's latest
addition TO his hurting corps
AS showing that Herbert's selection
OF tse big Iliino3san was in no wise
case OF misplaced confidence, be it
hereby related that kisner permitted
but two hits during the nine innings.
He also managed 10 send two of the
~.
ever popular Whit route and took per-
sonal charge of three fielding chances.
all Of which were handled with ease
and precision. But. as opposed to the
invincible traits exhibited by the big
dentist, ii must be rena rked that he
issued transportation via the walk and
hooat route to no less than nine of
the disciples OF the Georgia mob law
Such an assortment would ordinarily
be enough to shake the courage Of even
strong pitcher. but Kisner never
faltered and failed to worry when the
threatened loudly. He merely took
made them perform the stunts he
thought best fteed to their various
abilities.
| White Starts We'll.
! White got away to a most excellent
j start in the Central association, and
had It not teen for the temporary
aviation OF the entire squad in the fifth
inning, it Is more than possible the
game would have gone into overtime ir
order that the question of the superior
! ty of the two fingers might be fully
! determined. He was nicked for but
seven hits. a patty sum .oilil,sIii
10 recent hitting habits of the locals,
/ and except for the three in the third
frame the Bunny swats were few and
| far between.
Women to Blame?
/ Friday haG been advertised as a spe-
! cial ladies day" and all the female
fans Of Cedar Rapids were invited to
the game as guests of the management.
1t may have been that Manager
Lynch's well-known and justly famous
chiyalry was the cause Of his break
in the fifth round, which lost him and
his team n chance for a victory, bu.
this rumor has been denied. Efforts to
locate Mr. Lynch shortly after the
game with an Idea of interviewing
him on the subject. failed of success.
/ However. be that as it may, there
were about 400 women present a. the
E game, and they were Bunny boosters
( from start TO finish
i When Runs Came.
After threatening back and forth
during the first half OF the game the
locals took brace in their half o.
the fifth round and before they could
be headed they had sailed the ole
game away.
1aS pff c1,
grounder to Rapps, which he beat gu
for a single. kisner raped the bal
at Lynch's feet, and the visiting man
ager picked it up clearly, only t.
throw it into center field in his effor
TO force Anderson. A wild heave OIL
the return permitted Anderson to eros
the pan and Kisner to perch serenel.
i on second, from where he was ad
vanced on Hickeys sacrifice. Collin
then proceeded to set a bad exannpl
for the younger players by crackin
the ball for three bases and sendin
Kisner across with a tally.
Wise. following in the footsteps c
] his predecessor. hammered one Of tn
same brand. sending Collins acros
with the third and last run of tn
game. Wise being thrown out at tn
plate trying to score on a fielder
choice of Herbert's hard hit grounde
to short. and Herbert also went out a
the plate on an attempted staging c
the DELAYED double steal.
insons Threaten Twice.
The visitors closed their first an
! fourth innings with two men on tn
base lines, and they also had three lei
on in the second but like the Bunnie
OF Wednesday, they could not connet
at the critical sta ses cf the game. an
after the completion of the fourth the
never really threatened. The score
CEDAR RAPIDS.
ABB r II Pc A
Hickey, CT ....2 O 0 0 o
Wise, ss ....3 0 1 I 2
Herbert. 2b ....-...4