Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-24
EGANiTES TAKE LAST GAME
FROM CRIPPLED MARSHALL
TOWN TEAM, 10 TO I. ..5
THREE HOME RUNS ....
FEATURE OF GAME
Hitters clout Two Over
Fence and Leo Makes Round Trip
For LooaIs-BIank Suspended For
Row With Flanagan on Monday
Eunick Performs at Short.
special to Times-Republican.

Special to Tim
,Muscatine, May 24.-Pounding Dor
mans offerings freely. the Muskies
yesterday won the final game Of the
series with the Ansons by score OF
10 to /. Features Of the concluding
contest were home run drives by Sours.
Pinkerton and Lee, the former Musky
catcher scoring the only run secured
off Pinkerton's slants. Incidentally,
the same Lee scored four Of the five
runs made by the Ansons in the three
games here.
Yesterdays battle marked the debut
of Outfielder Martini in a Musky uni
! form, and the new Eganite celebrated
his arrival here with two hits pair
of runs. a stolen base, and perfect
average in the garden. 'Marty's" blow
to left field brought Reinhart home
with the second run of the game.
Boyle's men were crippled yesterday
as the result OF an attack of quinsy
suffered by First Baseman Prough and
the indefinite suspension Of 1nfielder
Blank. who was the chief figure in a
melee with Flanagan in Mondays
game Eunick was shifted from third
base to shortstop; Durham was given
, the third base job. and Slattery was
placed in Durham's regular position In
right field, Penner covering the first
sack.
Pnkerton in Form.
Pinkerton tho a trife wild, showed
splendid form yesterday, especially
when situations were dangerous. He
allowed but five scattered hits and
famed nine men. giving six free trans
portation to first base.
Dorman. for the visitors. was touched
for twelve bingles. the majority Of
which were punched. Ellison and Has
brook were the only Muskies who
failed to hit safely. Both pushed runs
across the plate. however. with sacri-
fee flies to the outskirts of the park
Score Four in First.
Pinkerton struck out two Of the first
three men to face him. and the Mus
kies showed appreciation Of this feat
by lambasting Dorman's offerings early
in the game.
Runser, first up. singled and ad
vanced to second on Reinharts in
field hit. Both runners moved up one
bag on a wild pitch, and Ellison scored
Runser with a fly to LsBeau. Mar
tint singled to left field. and LeBeau
booted the ball, Reinhart scoring,~and
the new Musky going to second base.
from where he came home on Sours'
home run over the center field fence.
With one down In the second round.
Pinkerton distinguished himself by
lifting the pill far over the center wall.
Runser also hit safely in this frame.
but was caught on an attempted steal.
The locals scored another in the ninth
when Durham, after fielding ODay's
grounder perfectly, threw wide to first,
permitting the runner to reach second
from where he'crossed the platter on a
sacrifice by Hasbrook and a wild
pitch.
A single by Sours. walk to O'Day,
Eunicks error and Hasbrooks drive
to LeBeau, scored another in the sixth. !
and three more came in the eighth,
after Lee had knocked a homer over
the right wall. on single by Martini,
walk to Sours, a safety by O'Day,
Hasbrooks out, and Hruska's clout to
left field. The score: