Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-10
MARSHALLTOWN TAKES SECOND
GAME FROM MASON CITY BY
SCORE OF 2 TO 1.
RATMEN BATTERS FAIL
WHEN HITS MEAN RUNS
Ulch Most Effective in Pinches, Retir.
ING Three satters in Seventh After
Brown Leads OF With 1riple-er'
ror Gives MarshaIitown First Run
Double and Sacrifice Score Second.
,cial TO Times Republican.

Mason City, June l0--Mason City lost
tho second game of the series to Mar
shalltown. Friday afternoon by the
: score of TO l. Errors and the old
] failing. the inability TO hit in the
pinches. were the causes OF the defeat.
! Both Corey and Itch pitched great
ball. Corey was touched up for five
hits the first five innings, but after that
he braced up and held the visitors with
bu: one hit the remainder of the game.
on the other hand Ulch held the Bay
+ men scoreless and htless for three IN
nings, but they landed on him in the
next three innings and took five hits.
! The game was interesting to watch,
and both teams played with more pep
and VIM making 1t a pleasure instead
of a punishment to witness the con-
: tes; The weather, while not ideal,
was fair and the game was fairly well
attended.
In NE first inning the first three
. Claybakers to face Ulch went out in
! quick time BrauSen few out on a short
! fly to Ulch. Bay hit TO PrVlSh at first
and was touched out. and Schroeder
was thrown out at first by Lee after
dumping enc in front of the plate
Weeks Drops Third Strike.
! Eunick struck out, but Weeks dropped
! the third strike. Murphy biffed one for
W.; ascs but Eunick was orr when hit
] by the ball Nespo was hit by Corey
and went to first. and Lee hit safely.
Prough went out on a ground ball,
! Hardy TO Schroeder.
! In the second inning LeBeau hit and
stole second. Varney flew out 10 Black,
Ryan whitfield. and ulch hit to Schroeder
and was touched out at first The. sec
ond inning was quick for the Clay
, bakers. Brown and kensel going out on
intield hits and Weeks whiting.
The third inning started off great for
the visitors, and looked like a bolt for
a bunch of scores. Eunick smacked
for two sacks. Murphy got life at
first on an error by Brausen, and took
third on a sacrifice by Nespo, while
Eunick scored on the play. Murphy
was thrown out at home by Corey, and
! Lee went out a few minutes later on
an attempted steal to second.
Prough Doubles and Scores.
+! The Claybakers' half was again
quick. Black and Hardy going out on
ground balls to the intield and Corey
! tanning.
| ProuSh opened the fourth with a
pretty double into right field. LeBeau
| flew out to kensel, and Prough took
third on a passed ball Varney drove
I a long fly into right field, and Prough
! crossed the rubber on the throw in.
| The inning ended with Ryan going out,
Hardy 70 Schroeder. The visitors
pulled a double play on the locals in
this inning. Brausen hit and reached
first Bay flew out to Ryan and Schroe-
der next up. hit to Eunick who threw
to Ryan at second getting Brausen.
The ball was played to Prough at
first catching Schroeder.
| In the fifth Ulch flew out to Bay and
| Eunick flew out to Black Murphy hit
high foul fly which Brausen caught
! as it, was about to drop behind the
fence. Brown struck out and kensel
! went out on a ground ball to Schroe-
der. Weeks, next up, connected with
one of Ulch's f1oaters, and hit it into
left field for a safety. Black hit to
Ulch and was thrown out at first
The visitors half of the sixth was
short, Nespo, Lee and Prough going
out in order. Hardy opened the sixth
for the Baymen, flying out to Eunick.
Corey went out Elch to Prough, and
with two down Brausen hit safely He
scored on Bays two-sacker into right
field fence, and things began to look
rosy to the home fans but after Bay
had reached third, Schroeder popped
one to P-ough which retired the side.
! Corey struck out LeBeau. Farney and
Ryan in the iMarshalltown part of the
seventh. Brown opened the seventh for
the locals with a three-base blow into
right field. and with him on third and
nobody down. Kensel. Weeks and Black
failed to connect with safety and
!, Brown died Oil third.
The game ended with neither side
getting within striking distance of the
home plate. The score:
MARSHALLTOWN.