Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
Dummies DROP THREE
STRAIGHT IO LOCALS
SLATTERY BESTS GOSSAGE IN
FAST GAME BY 1-TO-0
SCORE.
EUNlCK'S BASE RUNNING
BRINGS IN LONE TALLY
Third Raseman Keeps on Going From
Second on Shows Single in Seventh
and Scores Only Run, Of Game-Jack
and Herbert Only Visitors to Hit
Safely.

! !Marshalltown made it three straight
| Dummies Wednesday, dentists day,
| when Boyles team scored one run, the
| only one of the game, in the seventh
! inning on Shows hit and EuniCk's base
running. Slattery and Gossage were
! the opposing pitchers, and the visiting
moundsman had a little the better OF
, the argument as far as hits went, out
| Slattery was effective in tight places.
| OF the four hits registered by Cedar
Rapids Jack and Herbert each secured
! TWO. clean singles, which were punched
| in the sixth and eighth innings, and
! which made the visitors look dan
gerOuS
! Snow Triples in Fifth.
! Gossage had the locals eating out OF
! his hand for four innings, when not a
! man reached first. In the fifth frame,
! however, after one was gone. Snow
! hit a beauty to left center and made
| three bases on IT, LeBeau hit one to
, Jack in right field. who held Snow on
! third Prough then struck out.
! Again in the sixth Ryan. first up,
! was given a base on balls, and was
! sacrificed to second by Slattery. but
! Murphy flew out and Nespo famed.
Locals Score in Seventh.
! In the seventh. however, the lone run
| came across. Eunick got on when
| Gossage hit him in the back. He stole
| second while Lee was striking out.
| Snow then connected for his second hit
! of the day. not liner down the first
! In with q
! pretty play. but was unable to field
| in time to put Snow out. Gossage ran
up 10 get the hall. but did not throw
! it home, evidently thinking Eunick
would stop at third. The local third
| sacker had no such intentions, how
ever, but kept on going and by the
time Gossage woke up and threw home
Eunick was safe across the pan with
the winning marker. LeBeau and
Prough flew out. That was all for the
locals, altho Murphy got a wo-base
nit after two were gone In the eighth
but Nespo grounded out
Dummies Threaten Often.
|. S!attery was inclined to be wild in
the first few innings. issuing free
transportation in the first. seccHd and
| third sessions. The visitors were un-
able 10 hit following theSer1ree tickets
| however In the fourth Reed got a
| life on Nespo's error. but a fast double
| play, Eunick to Ryan to Prough, ended
| the anxiety. Jack started the sixth
! with a clean hit between third and
short. and Herbert put one in exactly
the same place. Tobn sacrificed them
both down, and with men on second
and third and only one out, it looked
bad But Reed and Gifen could do
nothing. and the fans hreathed easier
Herberts boys made a desperate at
tempt to tie in their half of the eighth
With one out Jack and Herbert again
singled cleanly. Jack going to third or
Herberts hit. and the manager steal
! ing second. There were two on and
| only one out again. and when Tobin
| nit short fly 70 right. Jack tried to
! score on the catch. Lees throw was a
| beautiful one. the ball Landing right in
| Shows hands. and Jack was an easy
out at the plate. The visitors were re-
tired in order in the ninth. The score:
CEDAR RAPIDS.