Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
BEARD Is HIT HARD,
AN}0NS LOSE THIRD
LOCALS MEET MOST SINGING
DEFEAT OF THE YEAR IN LAST
CONFLICT AT RAPIDS.
BERGER HOLDS LYNcH's
TRIBE TO FIVE HITS
Martini and Hammerschmidt Assemble
Blows to Prevent Humiliation Of
Shut. out-FinaI Count 9 to 1-Rab-
bits Pound Out Runs by Hitting Spit
Ball Artist Consistently.
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Cedar Rapids. July ls-With malice
afore:nought, and with the idea Of
proving conclusively that their double
VIE of Sunday was by no means acct
dental, the Dummies rallied behind Ber-
ger Monday afternoon, and completed
the rout of Bobby" Lynch's Ansons.
the final count in the last game OF the
series being 8 20 l.
AS the score indicates. there vas
nothing fiuhey about the win Monday.
Il Nas merely : case of too much Ber-
ger on one hand and too little Beard
on the other The former got thru
MS nine innings OF effort with only Ave
hits registered against him, three OF
these coming in one inning and net
ting one tally. Beard was not SO sue
cessful and was cornbed for thirteen
healthy swars, which gave the Rabbit
runners opportunities 10 cross the rub
Der nine times.
No Thieves Present.
For the first time this season game
was played on the local diamond in
Which no. man on either team pill
tered base This fact is probably
due TO t4o things, namely. that the
visitors seven unsuccessful attempts
gave them q wholesome respect for
Hoffman and MS whip 20 the keystone
bag. and thai the Rabbits were hitting
80 frequently that they did not have
70 resort 20 theft 10 advance them
selves around the paths.
only once did the visitors attempt
theft. ard on this occasion they were
baited into the attempt, and were
properly trapped in the attempt. In
the fifth inning with Hammerscfmidt
or third and Delongy on first, the lat
ter was invited 70 take sneak toward
second. Ordinarily this setting makes
.he theft of second sim pie matter.
hut the Rabbits were playing the game
and the simple affair quickly developed
unforeseen dangers. Hoffman pegged
70 Moore. who in turn relayed the ball
10 Wise This passing around Of the
pellet got Haulmersch-nidt 10 Try FOR
a score, and Wise fastened the ball TO
the plate for an easy third out al the
scoring station.
Rabbits start Early.
TIE Rabbits started things early in
me game In the first inning Harren
led off with hot grounder that Brod-
erick booted. Mari singled, sending
Harrell 10 third. from where he scored
a moment later on Wise's sacrifice fly
20 left Herier, was thrown out at
.7rst and Koran came thru with t~o-
5agger. scoring Mari.
The Bunnies ;hen rested on their
oars Until after the visitors had an
nexed the ore and only counter This
was done in the first half Of the fifth,
Martini opening with a smashing triple
10 right Hamuo erschmidt singled TO
left, scoring Martini. Richardson sac
ridced and DeLongy singled to left,
sending fIammerschnidc 70 third. after
which the above noted trap was laid
and sprung 10 end the inning. Brode--
lex having whitfield in the interim.
More Bunny TaIiies.
With TWO out in the sixth the Bun
MES began 70 niden the breach, singles
by Hoffman and Berger and double
by Harrell sending Two more across.
In the seventh Wise drew pass to
start proceedings Herbert and Koran
singled. Brown laid down sacrifice,
and Moore doubled for three more.
The other two came in the eighth.
the locals last trip 10 the rubber. With
TWO out Wise singled TO give himself
a perfect batting record for the day.
Herbert doubled. sending Wise to third,
and Koran shot single 20 center.
scoring Wise and Herbert Koran was
then stopped at second trying to
stretch the single to cover a pair OF
sacks. The score:
CEDAR RAPIDS.