Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-24
aAII[RY BLANKS
BAYS QAYD|GG[RS
poRTslDER PITCHES GREAT BALL
AND ANsoNs BREAK LONG
LOSING STREAK.
PILE UP SEVEN RUNS
OFF CHASER AND MILLER
Score Six in First Three Innings by
Runchns Hits and Profitins by Bay
mems Battery Errors = slattery
Strikes Out Twelve-Cossrove Sp-
pears in Arson Uniform.

I The losing streak of the Ansons was
broken Wednesday, when Phil Slat-
terry, the portside star pitched bril-
liant game and the home crew assem-
/ bled hits off two Mason City hurlers
in the early rounds, pounding out
to win Slattery was in good form.
allowing but five scattered singles, and
striking out twelve of the opposing
: batsmen Barring one brief lapse in
the eighth, 'Leftys' support was per-
feet and Mason City at no time looked
: dangerous.
Chaser. who assembled the mound for
the Baymen. was derricked before the
third round was concluded. after the
locals had nicked him for six runs.
l"Cnief" Miller supplanted Chaser. who
was sent TO right field in place of Nc
& Gown. The Ansons got to the Min
nesota brave in the fifth and Bay de-
cided on a hurried switch. sending
/ CHASER hack to the mound and placing
! the noble red in the right garden.
smith the highly touted backstop from
/ Nebraska. who made his DEBUT with
: the Bavmen on Tuesday. showed up
poorly IN the first round and was re-
tired in the second after he had al
lowed two bases on passed balls Har-
] rison taking his place.
!, Cosorove in Arson Uniform.
Slattery-s returll-to form was mainly
responsible for the pleasing result Of
the conflict. but the silahe-up iii the
home team worked to an ADVANTAGE
( t'osgrove an outfieIder from Sioux
) city. joined the team yesterday and
appeared in the lineup. He drove in
the first run and had an exceptionally
busy afternoon for right fielder, &C
cepting six chances. Altho credited
with but one hit he hit the ball hard
and gave the visiting outfielders plenty
of exercise in chasing his long
drives. He covers much ground and
IS fast on the bases.
/ The appearance OF Cosgrove resulted
/ in the transfer of Richards to first
base. in lieu of McEvoy, who was given
! his release. The change has the effect
of gingering up the infield.
4 A peculiar item of the summarized
score is the few assists shown TO the
credit of the home team, but four De-
ing registered. Siattery and Ryan ol-
vided these. Ryan. who IS playing
against the orders of his physician Is
deserving of great credit for the great
ing from an injury to his thumb which
would keep most any other player out
If the game. but the former Kitty
Lacquer gamely insists on sticking 10
his post to help the team out of the
r,it Included in his good work yester-
day was d two-base drive in the SIKH
4 Ansons Win Game Early.
Tommy Ryan and Cosgrove put the
first run across in the first inning.
+ the former walking, going to second on
a wild pitch and scoring on Cosgroves
/ single.
Two were added in the second on
one hit. two passed balls sacrifice,
TWO walks and a retirement at first.
Lindperg walked and took two extra
pa ses on passed balls DeLongy waited
and walked. Hammerschmidt singled,
scoring Lindberg, and Slattery's sacri-
flee put DeI-ongy on third. Boyd's out
at first sent the Kansas Sunflower
home.
Bunched hits, double steal. sac
rifice a walk and an error netteo
the home crew three more in the tuifd
and put the game safely out OF reacn
of the Claydiggers. Richards opened
with a single Cosgrove was given
life on WILSON'S error and both base.
sacrifice. I.indberg singled scoring
Richards, and DeLongy hit to Hardy,
forcing Ccsgrove at the plate. Lind
berg and DeLongy pulled double
/ steal the former scoring. Hammer
schmidt walked and Slattery singled,
L scoring DeLongy. Bay called Miller
to the front at this juncture and the
Chief" pulled out of the hole when
Bovd lifted fly to Chaser, who had
been sent to right field
Find Miller For Run.
Miller held the Ansons in the fifth,
hut they found the son of The forest
in the sixth for an added run. pass
I to Martini paved the way for the
! marker, Lindhergs sacrifice and Ham
merschmidts second single, forcing the
Medicine Hat lad about the bags for
the run. At the conclusion OF the fifth,
! Bay decided to again switch ms
moundsmen and Chaser came back to
the firing line. Ryan found him for
a double in the sixth and worked to
| third on Richards sacrifice foul fly,
but Sohn made a nice running catch OF
4 Cosgrove's ky-scraper to retire the
side.
Martini opened the eighth with a
single, but a double play, Miller to
Vinson. halted the progress of the
home club.
The visitors had but two chances
during the afternoon. once in the fifth.
when Hardy and Chaser singled and
Harrison lifted a long drive to right,
which Cosgrove stabbed With his
gloved hand after hard run; and
again in the eighth when errors by
Lindberg and DeLongy put two on.
after one man had been retired. On
this occasion Slattery struck out Red"
Lowther and Vinson flied to Cosgrove.
The score:
MASON CITY.
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