Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-27
LUN1E BIG FACTOR
N AN}DN VICTORY
DRIVES IN WINNING RUN AND
SAVES GAME WITH SPECTAC-
UlAR CATCH.
slATTERY WINS FROM
HART BY 5.TO.4 SCORE
Murphy, Euniek and Lunte Do Heavy
Stick Work For Marsh aIltown-
Shamrocks Play Poorly on Bases and
Throw Away Chances to Score
Neither Siattery Nor Hart at Best.
pecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, July 81. Marshalltown
made every one of it's ten hits count in
the opening game of the series with
Waterloo. beating the Shamrocks by
count of 5 10 4. Both twirlers were off
stuff in the pinches. Hart was easy
all the way thru, being touched for
blngle les SO often 1t seemed a dozen runs
would be scored in several innings.
Some good fielding by his mates is al:
that saved him from a real drubbing.
The AnSons started scoring right off
the reel Murphy, first up, slashed one
DIT Hart too fast to handle, the bail
rolling out of the reach of everybody
and Murphy pulling up at the initial
sack. Ryan promptly advanced him
with a sacrifice and Eunick scored him
with a single to left. The locals went
out in order in their first half, but the
AnSonS came back in the next round
and put another runner across. LeBeau
hit to right, the ball taking a bad
bound past Flaherty, giving LeBeau
triple. Lee then smashed single to
left scoring his mate. Waterloo made
one run in the second on a single by
Ems a walk to Brannigan, and another
single by Miller. Marshalltown got this
back Immediately, when in the thru
| Eunick singled and Lunte doubled
Shamrocks Run Bases Poorly.
The locals showed a little flash Ot
speed in the fourth. and should have
counted several runs, but for poor
guess work by Shuler, and even poorer
base running by the locals. Brannigan
opened by beating out a bunt to Eu-
| nick. Miller was hit by pitched ball.
Bescher hunted to Slattery, who threw
to Eunick and Brannigan was called
| out. Shuler'S decision being clearly
wrong. But in spite of this the Sham
| rocks should have made more than
| one run in this round, because with
Miller on second and Bescher on first,
| Donahue hit clear to center field fence
| for double. Miller scored, but
| Bescher stopped as- he was rounding
third, hesitated awhile, then started for
| home and was thrown out. The locals
stepped into the lead in the sixth when
Lunte made a miscue on Brannigan's
grounder, Miller walked and Hart dou-
bled, scoring two runs.
| Lunte Saves Game.
But the Ansons were not in the rear
long. In the seventh they tied the knot
| and in the eighth they won the game
| Prough opened the seventh with sin
gle and Miller bobbed Shows ground
er Slattery sacrificed and Murphy sim
gled, scoring Prough. Eunick started
the eighth with his third safe hit and
| scored on Lunte's second double. Lunte
also saved the game for Marshalltown
in the ninth by making a leapng catch
| Of a drive off F'laherty's bat.
With one down in the last of the
| ninth Donahue and Neusel singled
Slattery then put on a little more
steam and struck out Greisch. F,laherty
| then hit one on the nose. the ball head
ing for left field like a shot from a
cannon. Lunte leaped into the air and
pulled it down and ending the game in
favor of the visitors.
Des Jardien Works Today.
Paul Des Jardien. the University Of
Chicago star, donned a Marshalltown
uniform Wednesday morning and took
| part in practice. Manager Boyle stated
that his new man would undoubtedly
be his election for mound duty for the
booster day game today. He will be
pitted against Westerwick. the local
star, and swell battle is looked for
Des Jarden pitched to the batters in
practice and looks like a regular twiri-
er. He has the range and speed and is
| said to possess an assortment of curves
that will battle the opposition. The
score:
| MARSH TOWN