Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-29

! eleventh which were turned into runs
incidentally S!a<tsry struck Out nine
! Muscatine batle-s-
Rojas Almost as Effective.
Roias was little less effective, allowing
J Marshaulown not more than one hit in
any inning until the Anal attack in the
; eleventh Durham connected IN the
second, Byers II the third and f1la.
and Lee IN the seventh In the eleE-
e1th four hits were clustered, three of
: Rojas and one of the Musky star,
Flanagan.
Ailao Rojas was hit hard in the hnal
! round there is some question as TO
, whether II was good Judgment 10 have
relieved MIN. to send in Flanagan,
/ who had been on the warming pan just
! four minutes and thirty seconds. Fan
nagan pitched bat TWO balls, the first
being called ball Dy the umpire, and
the second being met by Byers for
; two-base drive which sent two scores
across the plate 70 terminate the game
! with Marshalltown the winner.
Wild Scene at Finish.
Up to the opening OF the eleventh
! The game had been one between two
! master box artists. with chances 10
/ score Offering frequently but with
neither team having sufficient often
sive strength 20 drive run across
When one tally apparently was enough
/ 10 bring the game 10 z decision.
The last frame resulted in a small
/ swattest- AS far as Slauery was con-
! cerned, perhaps, It was not due 10 ms
oHn weakness buc 70 some poor guess
ing on the part Of the umpire Ellison
who led the final attack for the
.Muskies oy hitting for two bases, had
tou. perfect strikes served him
before ne finally hit the ball Two were
called balls aitho both cut corners oy
good margins and were perfect as 10
; altitude.
The fna! session created riot.
Musca lines sudden attack on the ball
seemed sufficient to end the game,
and the fans were resigned to defeat
! owing to the magnificent duel between
I the pitchers for ten long innings.
! Then Boyle's lads broke loose, and
as they hi, the bali for three runs the
great crowd suddenly wen, mad. WITH
: one run across and Two men on bases
the fans begged for the hit that meant
the game, but Durham and Lee failed
TO deliver, and meanwhile Flanagan
a was getting Up sweat" When Egan
. finally sent q note % Rojas, recall
: ing MN from further duty II the
, strange government, and flanagan
was ushered in 10 handle tine negotia-
! tons, Mr. Byers strobe up TO argue
the disputed points. and soon per-
J suaded Egan's ambassador that the
| controversy should De closed. Then the
| fans let loose. Cushions TainEG Owe.
the field and pop bottles were SHE'D
about with careless abandon A grea:
| game had been fought and the better
| team won.
Reserve Fireworks For Finish
Al,ho the game was not devoid o.
| thrills aside from the work Of the
| pitchers. there being numerous good
plays which served to eniiven the en-
tertainment, the real exhibition was
| deserved for the last act
! In the closing chapter Ellison sent
local stock down SO points by cracking
| cut a double. Martini followed with a
| single. which scored Ellison, and took
| second on the throw, from where he
| scored when O'Day singled. The latter
went to the midway station on the
| throw-in, but Hasbrook fell victim TO
strikes and Hrugka flied out TO Dur
ham
with the game. apparently slipping
away, MarshalItowr suddenly launched
an attack that Muscatine could not
repuise. Murphy strobe to the plate
and damned the ball to right Wall
followed with single in the same gen.
erai direction. Durham drove line
drive to Reinilart, who made a nice
catch and held the base runners a.
their posts. Lee was whitfield in the
pinch. but LeBeau played the hero by
shaping the ball over first, near the
fonl line, scoring Murphy. This upset
Foxy Ned and ne came on the field
to protest that the ball was foul. Tine
protest was continued just four min
utes and thirty seconds. giving Egan's
pitcher time to warm UP. Then Fan
nagan was rushed In to save the game
But Byers was to be reckoned with
and Flanagan did a miserable job o,
rescue work His first service was on