Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-26
ANSDNS BLINKED
N TWO CONTESTS
DEFEAT ADMINISTERED IN ALlo.
PArHic DOSES ~ PILOTS
AND MUsklES.
MAKES BAD
MESS FOR TWO INNINGS
New outfielder Glass Brought in TO
Pitch, and No Further Runs Are
Scored - An.ons Get Seven Hits of
prehan, Vet Cannot seore-FIanasan
Whole Show in Saturday Game.

Clinton, July 26.-The Marshalltown
Ansons dropped the first of its Clinton
series yesterday when the Pilots got
10 Richardson in the first two innings
for four hits which. combined with two
boots, a base on balls, and double
steal. resulted in six runs. The visitors
were unable to annex a single run.
Richardson, after making a mess OF
things in the two innings settled down.
but for some reason or another Nam
ager Lynch decided at the fifth inning
10 make a change, and Glass succeeded
TO the mound. He gave hit in each
of the four remaining innings, but SO
conducted himself after ne had al
lowed them. and was accorded sucn
support by his mates, as not TO permit
Of the swats resulting in any turtner
scores.
Ansons Hit But Can't Score.
Drohan's shutout intentions were
threatened on various occasions, put
the threats were never put into execu-
ton. He was hit successfully seven
times, twice for doubles, but they failed
TO produce runs. Harris and Sears leo
the assault on his offerings. each get
ting two, and each getting one c!out
for an extra base. But for some sharp
ielding by their rivals the swats might
have been good for something besides
tattening their averages.
Nolt and kensel divided honors from
the Arson twirlsrs' offerings, each
getting two and kensel hitting 1000.
NolI hit only 500, but was somewhat
repaid for the lower figure by making
MS two good for five bases il all
Il was the first appearance OF the
Arsons here since the first of the sea
So, and they looked like a different
outfit a!tog ether. They appeared 20
POSSESS dangerous possibilities Inc
hopes Of some fans who came expect
ing TO see further umpire batting. were
d.sa ppo!nted as the crowd had nothing
against Shaffer yesterday. Saturday
Clinton lost. and the umpire had to De
escorted to his hotel by policeman.
Yesterday Clinton Won, and the umpire
was a good fellow"
How Il Happened.
Harris opened the game with cieah
double TO left. but was out at third on
doubtful decision. when Drohan
played Ryan's attempting sacrifice tc
that corner. Sears walked. but was
forced at second by Simmons on Dur
hams grounder. Ryan took third on
the play. but Glass grounded out on
weak effort TO Drohan.
Eolt followed Harris lead in the
second half by doubling. II was a
long n, to right center. kensei sacri-
fceS him to third ard Evans scored
SO ia ~ nd
hot shot cleaniy enough 10 cut the
runner down. However ne got Evans
al first.
Clinton tiI-u proceeded g onio
richardson's offerings and their hits.
combined with loose work by the An
son indeid. were good for five runs.
Miiligan opened by flying out TO Broo-
erick. who made a pretty catch after
running far. back OF third base But
Bull Durham failed 10 field Manush's
! grounder clean, and then threw just
high enough to draw Dolan's foo, six
inches off the bag, allowing ManusE
! the sack. Simmons fled out TO right
and 1t appeared that Richardson was
going 10 give an exhibition of his
fanciest stuff. But Ellison cut one
y;ciously, just inside third base, and
|
singing safely to right, scoring the
| pilot manager. Nolr cleaned house
with triple to the center field fence.
| He stole home a moment later when
Kensel. who had gotten walk, worked
II double theft with him. The COM
bination would not have been success
full had Hammerschmidt not dropped
the ball, as he had Nolt by foot. The
receiver was sent SPRAYING by Solt
land Kensel took third. He scored
when Broder.ck messed up Evans
grounder Meme put stop TO i bs
forcing Evans at second.
Threaten Scoring Again.
In both the fourth and fifth the Wis
itors threatened TO start something
lin the fourth Hammerschmidt singled
after Glass had gone out on a Iona
fly to left Dolan forced him at sec
ond but stole that bag himself
passed ball put him on third and Wher
Frederick again got walk the goine
looked murky for Drohan. Richard
son has been known to break up games
in Clinton with one OF his occasiona
long drives and when he cracked ont
to deep center it looked as though n
might repeat, but Nolt got under it.
In the fifth Harris opened by beat
ing out a bunt. Ryan flied to left ant
then Sears singled. But Durham
grounded to Simmons. who touched
third for the force out and completed
double by throwing to first.
Richardson had got thru the thir'
and fourth innings easily, but Manage
Lynch feared for him apparently. ant
he called Glass e from right in tn
Sf.b inning to take I'D the going
IG1ass was nicked once in each OF tn
four frames he appeared in, but dounl
plays in the fifth and eighth and tigh
lfeiding in the other two rounds pre-
vented any damage being done as a re
suit Of the hits.
Hit Twice in Eighth.
Two hits in the eighth by the An
sons were Of sufficient weight TO pro
duce a run ordinarily. Ryan led Of
lin the eighth with sharp single, an
Saara followed with a double. Blu