Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-07
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RESULT N DEFEAT
DONATE GAME TO BURLINGTON
AFTER HAVING SECURED I'M
POSING LEAD.
BIRD oUTPlTcHEs
eAlcHLEY, BUT LOSES
lnfieId Errors Permit Pathfinders to
Tie Up Score in Late Innings, and
Breaks Of Final Round Give Visitors
Game-5oyd's Brilliant Stab Saves
Locals From Worse Drubbins.

| After having assaulted Baichley,
heretofore considered one Of the star
moundsmen of the Pathfinder aggrega :
(! ton, for sufficient number Of runs
to win, and having held the visitors
to single tally for five frames, the
presented Burlington with three runs
and thereafter the defensive efforts OF
/ the home clu5 were nil against the
determined attack of the enemy Vic
(! tory was turned into defeat IN the late
i innings. the final result being 8 to .
in favor of Roan's outfit.
! Bird, released by Manager Lynch
| was permitted to hurl for the homo
! club by agreement with the Burlington
management, and it was no fault OF
| the cast off that, he was defeated. He
! outpitched Baichley and would have
won handily with anything like proper
support. To the sixth he held the
hard shifting visitors to one lone blow,
and the Burlington total was but six.
an average of one hit for every run
scored.
| Ansons Take Good Lead.
| Burlington drew first blood. when
/
Lunte's run came after two were down.
and was the result of a two-b base hit
! sandwiched between a pair of errors.
| Martini's bobble set Lunte on first,
I, Rolleg's two base drive to center, per-
! hitting him to travel to third, and
! Harris. Door peg to the plate allowing
! him to register.
! A nice exhibition Of free hitting on
the part of the home crew gave Bird
a two-run margin in the second. Boyo
! opened with double. Martini skied to
Singleton for the first retirement and
! Ashby waited for pass. DeLongy's
timely single scored Boyd, Hammer
schmidt's one-corner drive scored Ash
by. and Harris bingle sent DeLongy
| over for the third run. The Ansons
continued their hitting in the next
| frame. but thereafter they were help
less.
| In the third Ryan singled, advanced
on a passed ball, and scored On Boyd's
| safe blow.
Error. Give Roanites Thhree.
| The Pathfinders gave promise OF
wrecking the Ansons' machine IN the
fifth. errors by the home outfit figuring
largely in the result. Martins second
miscue gave Singleton life and Har-
mon was passed. McGlade singled and
| Hammerschmidt's error permitted
Singleton to hit the plate unchallenged.
| Bold fouled to Richards for the frst
tout but Morgan singled to left, scor-
| ing Harmon and McGlade. Lunte
| lined to Boyd, who doubled Morgan at
the plate.
Singleton's two-bagger. Harmon's
out at first and McGlade's sacrifice ny
gave the visitors the tieing run IN the
eighth.
Boyd Pulls Great Catch.
The winning run in the ninth came
about thru timely hitting by the visit
ors and an error by Richards. Only
sensational stab by Boyd prevented
the score being further increased. Nor
gan singled and Lunte attempted to
lay down his life to advance the base
runner. His bunt was clearly felded
by Hammerschmidt, who was forced to
make his throw to first over the shoul-
der of the base runner. The peg was
good. but Richards fozzled and all
hands were safe. Rolleg laid down
sacrifice bunt to Bird advancing the
base runners. Baichley momentarily
relieved the desperation of the situa-
ton by flying to Richards. Meinert,
however, hit for base, scoring Nor
gan with the winning run. Singleton
hit viciously to left and the wind car
ried the ball away from Boyd. who
made a nice run and brilliant STAB,
taking the ball on the run for the final
out. The score: