Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-30

wildness in the closing Innings his
showing was truly meritorious. He
whiffed seven Of the visitors, and his
ability to do this when runs were
threatened. won for him the plaudlts Of
the crowd.
Marshalltown started off with rush
and gave evidence Of bringing about the
youngsters retirement in the first
round Murphy. first to the plate, laced
a single to left, but was out at second
when Ryan grounded to French for a
force. But Eunick punched blow to
center, and the situation was not inn
proved. Lunte hoisted high one to
Harmon. and when Ryan started for
third Harmon shot him to death.
The Bunnies counted tally in the
second when Stanley singled, went to
second on a passed ball. to third on
Harmon's sacrifice, and crossed the
plate after LeBeau had camped under
FreEch's fly.
Fans Three In Row.
LeBeau was walked to open the sec
ond and promptly stole. Then did
Reece twirl great bah. He forced the
retirement of Prough, Torkelson and
Wanner on strikes. Only two balls were
hit in the process, both going foul.
Richmond fouled out to open the
third but Murphy hit to center field
for two bases. The side was out when
Ryan flied to Collins and Eunick ball
looned to Harmon.
1t was not until the fifth that the
Dummies We're able to negotiate the Of
ferngs of Richmond in any degree of
Mac 1a1 off n "a fra with
a single to left, and Recess sacrifice
put the runner on second. Reed then
whanged a triple to the automobile
gate, Nee counting. ODay laced
single to center and Reed crossed the
platter. Collins flied to LeBeau. but
Stanley clouted over second. O'Day 60
ing to third, and Stanley to second on
the throw to Eunick. After Harmon
had two strikes on him, he hit safely to
center and both runners scored. Rich
mond took French's roller
Erratic Playing Aids Ansons.
But the Marshalltown club contin-
ued to keep heads up and pushed
marker over in the sixth. After Muir
ply had been retired at first, Reed
threw poorly on Ryans grounder, the
runner going on to second. Eunick
popped to Reed, but Lunte singled down
the third base line, scoring Ryan. Le-
Beau's speed carried him to first ahead
Of the ball on an infield roller, and the
blow sent Lunte to third. LeBeau went
down to second while Nee held the ball,
but the side was out when Reece slip
ped over a third strike on Prough.
The beans nearly were spilled in the
seventh so far as Cedar Rapids was
concerned. After Harmon had dropped
Red" Torkelson's long foul the sorrel
topped one drew pass. Wanner struck
out, and Richmond flied to Giffin.
Things looked better, but Murphy hit
to Reece and the pitcher with an easy
out in sight, threw over Stanley. Ryan
drew walk and the bases were crowd
ed to capacity. Eunick hit to French
and the third sacker threw on the
bounce to Stanley, the first baseman
missing the throw. Murphy counted on
the play and Torkelson followed him
across the plate. But the side was out
when Lunte popped to ODay in short
center.
Reece Pitches Way Out.
In the eighth clouds also began to
gather. but Reece pitched himself out
Of a yawning hole. LeBeau was hit by
pitched ball to open, but Prough flied
to Collins and Torkelson whitfield. Wan
ner drew a walk, but the side was out
when Richmond fouled to Nee.
The Bunnies added another marker in
the eighth on French's triple to left and
Giffin's single to right. After Murphy
had been retired in the ninth Ryan
singled past French. but Eunick and
Lunte were easy The score:
CEDAR RAPIDS