Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-22
M'DoNAlD, NEW SlDEWHEELER,
LOSES PROPELLER IN FIFTH
WITH DISASTROUS RESULTS.
WALKS FIVE, AND WITH
ERRORS FOUR RUNS COUNT
Two Brace Are sassed Without Single
Hit-Ansons Contribute Four to Err.
ror Column, and Present Andrews
With Two Runs in Sixth-Encounter
Filled With Narrowing Details.

After pitching Sut-edSeO ooAi ~
four innings and holding the home
team without a hit, Macdonald,
sonth-paw find" of doc" Andrews,
who reported to the Jay manager mere
from the Beatrice team OF the Ne
braska State League, blew up an 0.
a sudden, and in one disastrous nan
inning settled things as far as ne anu
his teammates were concerned. Two
of the latter lent valuable assistance.
( Mcdonald walked five during the
last half of the fifth, and one OF theHi'
quite naturally, let in run. ihfee
others were made thru as many errors
-ba rotal of four being counted without
single hit.
Too Much side.Wheei.
Fans predicted early in the game
I afrar observing the painful winding-up
process of Andrews new sidewheeier'
that he would not last the game out
A more peculiar delivery is seldom
4 seen. bur, 10 say the least, it was et-
4 fective.
| Then the Fireworks.
| Ru. then the fireworks began. Dur
+ ham. first I'D, was walked. A wild pitch
! followed. Durham going to second.
] Martini was walked. Hammerschmlo'
hit a grounder TO Fa;rchild, who threw
( Wild 10 first. Durham scoring. Brod-
4 a-;ck hit another grounder TO FAR
child and he again threw wide 10 nrsl.
Martini scored as Sheldon, VINO nau
made a quick recovery, threw TO nome
/ two feet over Brennan's heao. ih!s
permitted Hammerschmidt also 70
! lone home. and Broderick to lana on
I second. Lynch was walked. Rlcnaro
60, knocked a grounder TO Mcdonald
who threw out Broderick al third on
a seIder's choice. Harris went out,
Rrow- TO Sheldon. Ryan was passed
nm Andrews orders, four balls to nrst
base. the manager figuring that MS
chances were better with Sears, next
IN because OF the left felders leit-
hand batting. But what did McDohaIo
do bu, pass SEARS, forcing L.Yncn In
Durham grounded out. and the agony
was over, and not even as mucn as
scratch hit.
Follow Up in Sixth.
Manager Lynch, who injured leg
-urn,,e bases, retired in the next IN
Ming p,,,ing Martini on third, ana NJ.
RYAN in Martins garden ;.
Manager Andrews. strange as II
/ seen,ed had Mcdonald back In the ooA.
The slaughter Of the inning preceoi,is
,ss reneated. only or smaller scale.
Martini, first up. celebrated ms lasl
game in an Arson uniform py ge'uis
the first hit made of the Neprasha
ni-eher. Hammerschmidt sacrlflceo'
and then Frederick was walked lh.s
4 was too much for Andrews ne looh n
o,,r Mcdonald and substituted BOD
| Mitchell He started out by throwing
! -. Nit Hh
one into the grandstand WINE p'cn.
| ing to NJ Ryan. Ryan struck OUT oue
Richardson slammed one TO the center
field fence, scoring both Martini anu
Frederick. Hammerschnliot iahAeo
Waterloo Scores in Seventh.
Before the Ansons mao taken az
vantage Of the circumstance that sur
rounded waterloo's fatal flfth' the
visitors had amassed enough to win
any ordinary game.
I, rhe early stages Richardson was
,,ar,, wobbly. He walked Melker and
Alderman in the second, and Fairchilo
dophled scoring both Then in the
fifth Fairchild was walked. was sac
rifced by Mcdonald, and scored on
Masters hit.
With the s TO 8 against them In the
sevan-h Brennan struck out, as did also
Fa;rch:ld. But the Ansons were de-
teruined to pull q little OF the wa
terloo stuff and began filing the error
column. Mitchell grounded to Brod-
erick. who threw wide 10 Durham:
Sheldon got a pretty double ano
Masters sent one 70 Durham that tne
first baseman was slow in fielding ano
then threw over the head OF Rich.
ardson. who covered first. Mitchell ano
Sheldon both scored on the error.
} "Sone" Pinch Hitter.
Andrews was going to die hard now
ever, and with only one against MN
) put up a gigantic effort to tie the score
in the ninth. Brennan hit a ho
grounder which Ryan booted, Brennan
going to second. Fairchild went on
to Durham. Andrews who had ALREADY
sent whaley out to warm up. went II
to bat for Mitchell. The mahasel
proved to be 'tsome" pinch hitter any
famed. Sheldon fouled out. I'm
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