Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-26
BREAKS Up
PITCHERS B''1IL[
HARD HITTING OUTFlEIDER
LANDS TWO HoMERS IN ONE
EXHIBITION.
SlATTERY TUMRLES
BURLINGTON hlTTERs
Outpitches Raiohley, But Game Is
knotted to Seventh Frame, When
Durham Gets Range and Wrecks
Contest-ResponsibIe For Four Of
Marsh alItown's Five Tallies.
oecial 10 Times-Republican.


Burlington, May 2S.-"Bull'' Durham
the smuggling outhelder Of the MARSHALL
town club, broke loose at Athletic
PARK here Yesterday afternoon, went
on rampage. acted like the proverbial
Bull in a china shop" and played
such havoc that Dick Rohn's Burlins
ton champions, who didn't even SO
much as wave a red handkerchief at
him. were trompled down into a ) to l
humiliation.
The most remarkable feat performed
by Bull during the afternoon was
that Of striking out-for when one can
hit the hall like Durham can. he is
pulling a real novel stunt when he
whiffs. His inciden1als accomplished
during the afternoon included two
home runs-one of them one of the
longest drives ever seen at the park
and single.
Durham Ends Pitching Duel.
His circuit sInashes spoiled per
fectly good bail game. which would
probably have lasted until darkness
had "Ruil" been among those not
present His first homer came in the
seventh inning when Baichley and
Slattery had their horns locked in
hurting duel. II gave the Ansons the
game. as il made the score 10 !. but
Bull was vet to be rounded UP. In
the ninth. after the .Ansons had added
margin run" IN the eighth, Bull
came up with Wall on second base and
slammed one toward the First ward
which i the opposite side OF the c'tE.
This rap was a dinCer-whatever that
is I, sailed high and far above the
left-center wall. The exact resting
place Of the "Spaldins apple" will as
the .7aSedlans say probably never be
known
saiohley Fails to Puzzle.
Other members Of Boyles scrappT
-a~r .nok undue liberties with the
classy curves and death dealing speed
Of Grover Eaichley and tho the game
was bitter battle until the end, they
g., A f,,e harvest Of hits of the Bur
lngto7 star. It might ne said that
everything the visitors hit went into
lucky spot FIVE or six of Their swaIs
be ~ the sa me because they were just
hsre1N. C,l1. Of the range Of infeiderS or
gardeners.
Slattery's Work Excellent.
SlaIIerys work was excellent ne
lei: handler showed all sorts Of stun
AID ma filed TIE nome !9SI' 1S' -"
most part Up 70 the ninth the visit
ing pitcher allowed only four hits
Then in the last inning. the Rohns
hIazed t+r@a safetieS. after one vas
dead filing the paths. Then Siattery 1
famed 2ajChley and Watson tE way
Of showing his knowledse OF the
F n" incidentally. F3aichley had done
the "a me thing in the sixth. He famed
Sl.,,Arv and Eunick with the bases
filed
The visitors took the lead in the
FIRST inning on three scratch hits-
E-nick got on by grounoer wni"n
took bad hop to Lunte. and Murphy J
famed. Wall hit one, and It went
thru McG!ade who for some reason old
rot touch It. II was not fast enough !
10 furnish a good alibi. Eunick- VINO
had gone to third on Walls drive,
scored when Bull Durham first
broke loose. This single OF Durham
was a. hot one just out Of Harmon's
fielding range. the star second sacker
knocking It down.
Durham Gets Range.
r7urlin-ton tied the score in the
fourth when Harmon, the star OF the
locals for the day. got double. his
second Of his trio of bingles, and
counted on Lunte's infeld hit. after
going to third on McGiade's ont. After
that it looked like anyone's game until
Durham began getting his range.
In the seventh Durham tapped It
over the left wall, as aforementioned