Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-28
TAKE SECOND OF SERIES TO I
WITH HOME TEAMS ERRORS
CONTRIBUTING.
PILOTS ONLY GET FOUR
HITS OFF RICHARDSON
Home Teams Five Errors Prove
Costly, Cooper and Ellison Being the
offenoers-Durham Finds Only Hole
in Fence For Home Run With One
On-sears' Spectacular Work.
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large proportions, certain horse shoes,
numerous kicks by the Pilots some err
rors of omission by the same gentle
men, and sterling fielding by Left
Fielder Sears, totaled up a victory for
! the Ansons yesterday, making the sec
end Of the three game series. But for
momentary bobble by Coyle. the de-
feat might have been shut-out.
Richardson, who suffered i'll at the
hands of the Pilots the first day of the
/ Marshalltown appearance here came
( hack yesterday in no un;nistakable
manner. He allowed but fou" hits and
one of those was gained by grace of a
I little ivory work. Cooper for the To-
lcals, was hit more freely, but would
/ have made the game real one with
/ any kind of support.
I The sloppy work of the Pilots on de-
Tense, ard once on offense, entirely
/ obliterated the other features of the
game. There We're five errors of COM
! mission, three being charged against
! Ellison. and two against Cooper. There
We're two errors of omission, one
against Evans and one against Man
ager Manush. Almost every one Of
them proved expensive
Durham Finds Hole in Fence.
| Durham was not satisfied with get
ting two hits but had to stick horse
shoe in one Of them, when it landed at
the only spot near the fence with a
hole in it and rolled under for home
run with man on the base ahead of
him. That was in the first inning
After that luck was not needed by the
Ansons; the Pilots did enough.
Sears in Circus Catches.
Then Sears got in his work. Evans
made up for his slip by cracking out
two beautiful drives, one of hem in a
pinch. only to have Sears commit
burglary of the rankest kind by pull
! ing them down with two sensational
one hand stabs. The first time it hap
pened there We're two men on bases,
and the swat was ticketed for double
at least. Sears ran at top speed to
his right and stuck out his gloved
hand. nipping the ball.
! Ansons Start in Opener.
The visitors started early After two
! We're down in the first inning Sears
singled. Durham then shot one to right
field. and it bounded and then rolled
to the fence and thru a hole not much
larger than the ball itself Cooper got
along nicely then until the fourth
| when Durham singled Glass sacrificed
him and Coyle shot one to center But
Nolt made a nice peg and nipped Dur
ham at the plate. The next man flied
out.
Flood Gate Opened in Sixth.
In the third after Cooper had
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vanced when Kensel did the same
Then Sears robbed Evans Of his clout,
and MEME lifted a high one to Harris
In the fourth Milligan opened with
single, but was unable to get beyond
third. In the sixth the flood gates were
opened
Sears fouled out to Simmons and
Durham drew a walk. Cooper threw
wildly trying to catch him mapping at
first, and Durham advanced one Glass
single put him on third. Then Evans
let one little high get by him, and
when Cooper ran in to get the throw it
slipped past him. Glass vas tearing
for third. and Ellison ran to field the
bah to Simmons. He slipped as he
threw, and the ball went out of the
diamond, Glass also scoring. Coyle
struck out. but Ellison bobbed Ham
merschmidt's grounder and then threw
| wide enough to draw Menne's foot off
the bag and the receiver was safe. He
stole Immediately, but Cooper set
| Broderick down on strikes.
Score Again in Seventh.
| In the next inning two more errors,
only one of them chargeable, allowed
another run. Richardson opened with
single and was sacrificed by Harris.
J With Ryan batting Evans lost the ball
| in the front of the plate. Richardson
started to third, was bluffed, and ran
| back and started again. The ball still
| lay foot in front of the bag, with
Evans cooking for it. Cooper than ran
| in and fielded it and in his excitement
threw it wildly, Richardson scoring.
Then the locals frightened up and
played real ball the rest Of the game.
| Sears Work Sensational.
Sears made his second theft Oft
Evans in the sixth when he stabbed a
liner in deep left with one hand. Evans
was the first man up and it looked
certain for at least double. He made
two other catches against the fence
during the day. In the seventh walk
to Manush did no good when he for
got there was but one man out and
ran all the way on Ellison's hy-out to
right. Glass threw to first for double
play.
Clinton scored in the eighth when
Nolt drove one against the right field
fence for a triple. Glass made gal
liant try for it, but only succeeded in
crashing into the fence with almost
enough force to knock it down. Coyle
juggled the throw from Durham on
Kensers grounder, and then dropped
it, Nolt scoring. A bobble by Durham
gave Manush a life in the ninth, but II
was of no avail as the next two were
! | On cu outs The SCORE.