Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-11
ball, and tinaily lost ii. wilkes scoring.

| haii, and finally lost IL, Wilkes scoring.
MEME cracked out "A smart single To
left. scoring Schliebner and Miller.
In the next inning Slattery buried
the ball in Browns ribs, Ware singled,
and Wilkes stopped one of Slattery's
wide ones with his anatomy, filling the
Corners. Harrel then tors off a single,
Scoring Brown and Ware. t-3. q,
In the fourth thevisitors again broke
into the run column Ware walked,
went to second on a passed bah, and to
third on a sacrificial hunt by Wilkes.
Harrel stopped IA pitched bah with the
middle of his back, Immediately stole
second, but overslid the bag and was
touched out. Nolt hit for two corners,
scoring Wape. and Schliebner walked.
Nolt and Schliebner worked a double
pilfer and the former scored when
Harrison pegged wildly to prevent the
two-ply steal
Some Dirty Baseball.
In tearing into third Schliebner lost
his balance when Eunick tripped him.
1t may have been accidental. but from
the grandstand it looked very much
like q deliberate attempt SChiiehner
went into the third Sacker with spikes
up. and for the fraction of u second
the fans sat in expectation of glad
itorial combat Intervention 10y the
paCificists of the two clubs prevented
belligerency on the part of the men
and order was restored after the ma
jor,ty of the TWO clans had circled
about the temperamental pair.
The Pilots did not seriously threaten
again until the eighth, when a double
by Nolt and a single by Schliebner
scored the former.
Marshalltown cut down the visitors
lead in the home half of the second
Blank was given a life on Browns er-
nor and went TO second on Ryan's
sacrifice. Harrison and Slattery reg
istered hits. the latter's blow scoring
Blank. Murphy inserted a timely dou-
Bile scoring the two battery men.
In the third Durham hit for two cor
ners hut attempted 10 stretch the hit
INTO q three hagger and was tagged
ysrEsta%i at second.
In the fourth, Milnsan dropped Har-
-1Son's fly and Slattery sacrificed his
h..<AStop tn second Murphy's hit
scored ShstIery. and Eunick was safe
" hen E2rrel booted his grouuder. Lee
Re18 forged Murphy at third. Durham
SIc@84stL 4EA-p S-14S NAAN SIAM ttiit
Name f..-zbled Prcugh's grounder.
tS-c-seS scoring.
Th-e~ more were ruug up in the
nth Ryan douhle down the third
cSsss .ul2l line and scored when Wilkes
BEL >22I1erys grounder thru short,
SEzz-s-y going 10 second. Murphy
singled scoring Sla1tery. Eunick hit
70 Ea-reb who boot ed the bali, but Lee
tSeau forced Murphy at third Durham
w2s hit by the pitcher and Menne's
error In playing Prough's grounder
scored Eunick-
One Big Fat Round.
The sixth was = big. fat, productive
round the home talent annexing six
more runs, Blank opened with a twin
hit, went TO third when MEME failed
by some daring base running and
poor throw to the plate. Ryan went to
second on the play, and then stole
third The next two batters were re-
tired. but Murphy and Eunick drew
passes. filling the bases. LeBeau hit
to MEME. who again fumbled the ball
Ryan and Murphy scoring. Durham
smashed a straight one to the eXtrem-
ity of the left field foul line for
triple, scoring Eunick and LeBeau-
Prough then doubled to score Durham
The fruits of this effort proved enough
and the home favorites rested there
after. The score:
CLINTON.
ALB r H. Pc. A. E.
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