Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-10

| center, SenQlnS the flOt IESl ptSSe-
man across with the first run of the
game. Durham let Millers hit get
away and Miller went to third. MEME
dumped a bunt in front of Howard
who had sufficient time to have
thrown him out at first, but he dele
gated to play for Miller at the plate
and failed. the latter beating the
throw by inches.
Pilots Mass Their Hits.
This lead only tended to nerve the
visitors to greater efforts. and fous
hits registered in the third session re-
suited in another pair of tallies ana
caused the exit Of Howard. In TINS
| frame Howard pitched too good-every
| ball apparently seemed destined to cut
| the heart of the pan. Wilkes opened
the round with a clean single and liar-
rel sent him down with sacrihce bun.
to Collins. A wild heave by Howard
| moved Wilkes to the far corner from
whence he scored on Nolt's bingle.
Schliebner singled, sending Nolt To
third, and Millers safe swat scored the
little outtielder Miller went to second
, on the throw-in and then stole third.
Nenne flied to LeBeau and Miller was
tagged at the plate, LeBeau making d
beautiful throw to complete the double
play.
Hickman as Relief Worker.
Hickman. late of the Feds" was
rushed to the firing line. vice Howard.
and he quickly disposed OF the first
three men TO face him. In the flfth.
however, two extra base hits and an
error resulted in another brace of runs.
! which seemed never to come slnsiy.
hut in pairs. With one Down, Harrel
doubled to right and Nolt hit TO IN"
other corner of the field for three
bas es, Nolt lcping home on the blow
Eunick's misplay of Schliepner
erounder permitted Harrel to reg ster'
I Schliebner took third on Miller's single
! but was out at the plate when Eunick
! gathered in Menne's grounder ana
! threw to Harrison ,MiNigan ended the
! effort. Blank to Collins
After the fifth the Pilots were tame
! two hits being all that were garrereu
/ from Hickman's offerings in the CLOS
| irg four frames.
Begin UP. Hill Fight
! With six runs against them the
! Marshalltown representatives went our
| in the late innings to tie up the game,
| and barring the, break OF the luck and
! some good field work by the visitors
might have accomplished their mission
! Twice, prior to the sixth, pass
! runner stood on third and pleaded fo'
the hit that would bring him nome pu'
his pleadings were vain.
Tommy" Ryan was the lad to de-
:, liver in the sixth. LeBeau and Dur
| ham paved the way homeward VIII
sharp singles. the, latter driving
sizzler thru the pitchers box. In th'
| pinch Collins was an easy out at mrs
and Blank lifted fly to Miller Bu'
! RYAN broke up the whitewasn aspifa'
! lions of Drohau's crew when he ripped
Off dew drop hit over second, scoring
IeBeau. and Durham. He was thel
tagged. at second in an attempted
steal.
Second Rally Staged.
Homes ran high in the next chaptei
! when two more were showed across il
the mad drive to overtake the VISITOR"
| With one down hickman nit Tor
! base. Murphy duplicated. hitting Il
| Miller. who let the ball thru MIN, fich'
man completing his homeward trip an'
Murphy going to third. Eunick drew
pass and then pulled a double stea
with Murphy. Browns throw TO sec
ond was low and the return 10 TN
plate was delayed just long enough TO
Murphy to beat it by inches. Eunici
meanwhile raced on to third. -LeBea'
fouled out and Nelson then serve'
Durham four wide ones, insisting tina
he walk to first. In this emergenc!
Collins hit to left, Milligan making
nice running catch to retire the side
In the two closing acts Of the per
Torrance the home club was not eve'
threatening. ST. -
Featuring the game were Wilkes
circus catch of LeBeau's liner In tn
third, and LeBeau's throw to the plat