Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
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CCS JhEOiEN SHOWS ABILITY IN
FIRST GAME WITH MAR.
SHALLTOWN.
WESTERWic% POUNDED;
ANSONS WIN 9 TO 2
ces Jardicn Allows But Five Hits and
Drives IN Two Runs With Peculiar
Home Run Hit-Marshailtown Play
ers Win Prizes in Field Tournament
Lee Shows Greatest Speed.
acial 10 Times Republican.

Special TO Times Republican.
Waits rioo. July eS.-Paui Des Jar
den. the Chicago star, made his in
iJial bow 10 central association fans
Thursday and clearly demonstrated
his worth as moundsman. His work
was high class turnout, which, with
the brilliant support given him by his
mates made him look like a regular
major Lacquer. He won his game 9 TO
>.
The game was a pitchers battle for
five rounds. but the AnSons landed on
WeSterwick in the sixth for five hits,
scoring six runs. Two Of these count
ers came because the new twirler
secured a home run on his single TO
right The bail landed just inside the
fence and rolled under. the irst time
this has happened in the local park.
Snow was on first at thu lime and scor-
ed ahead of his mate. Just before this
drive by Des Jarden. Lee had cinched
the game with a double to left field
with the Eases died. ;nree rams cross-
ing the plate This blow broke up the
tie and decided the contest.
Ansons Win Field Meet.
Previous TO the game a program OF
field day sports was staged. The An
sons grabbed most of the prizes, Lee
winning the l00-yard dash and aCcu-
rate throwing contest. TorkeiSon won
the fungo hitting contes: while .lur-
ply and Eunick tied in the race t. first
base Donahue circled the bases the
fastest. while Miller made the longes>
throw. An effort had been made by
local boosters 10 get a large crowd out
10 witness the game. ont the extreme
~ no, weather prevented success
There were only about 500 out.
Score in First Inning.
Marshalltown put a runner across in
the first frame on a single by Ryan.
a walk 10 Eunick. and single by
Lunte. The visitors added another in
the fifth on singles by Prough and
Snow a sacrifice by Des Jardien and
a sacrifice 1y by Murphy. Waterloo
tied the count in the last Of the fifth
when F1aherty walked, was forced at
second by Ems. a walk to Brannisan,
and a double by Miller.
The slaughter was staged in the
sixth. Every member Of the visiting
team took cne crack 1T the bali. there
being six runs scored before the sec
ond out had been made. Eunick and
Lunte started with singles LeReau
laid down a bunt which was felded 100
late to get Eunck at third thereby
filling the sacks. Lee then drove the
ball TO the left field fence for a louhle
three runs scoring. Proueh sacrificed
Lee 10 third ard Snow scored him
with a single. Des Jar,i:eu then hit
to right and the ball rolled under the
fence for a homer. bringing the t9ta!
70 six runs. Murphy whitfield and Ryan
few out TO F'iaherty. The final count
came on single by Murphy. q pass
ed ball and error by 8eschHr md a
single by Ryan.
1t is expected Red" Torkelson will
do mound duty for Manager BOYLE in
the final game of ;he series. Penner
was in the city yesterday. but was
walking with the aid Of crutcheS, as
his ankle is still Very lame. The
score: