Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-25

Babe" TONNES tail-end aggregation
put another crImp in the Ansons pen
nunt aspirations Monday when Dash
ner, the erratlc Dodger southpaw, held
innings, and the visitors COPIED the
tnlru sane o. the series with an elev-
enCn inning rally, to l. Fro.:l the first
20 the eleventh IT was u pitchers uuel
between DaSnner and Watkins. with
nonors about even. out in the eleventh
nlts, when were turned lnIu d brace or
unS
Dashner, whose past performances
have won him the title o. wild man,
looked Ike u marx IN the first inning,
ana Iowne thought SO poorly OF ms
pitching selection Tor the DAY that ne
immediately sent Lane TO the warming
pan. DaShner seemed to have as little
confidence i'll himself as 1owne mad
shown, and apparently courted the re-
call signal. LeBcau anu Murphy, the
tirst Two men up, found the porlsiGer
for Il brace or blows, and EunickS out
at tlrst advanced the runners, but Lee
was out on strikes ana Lunte nled at
right.
Dashner Improves With Age.
Pulling out OF the hole so easily in
the opening spdsm seemed 10 inspire
the Douger muller with confidence, anu
he settled down to pitch the GIme Oh
ms young Ike. Altho he was forced to
hard laDOr, because OF his tendency to
give every batter two or three balls, ne
proved effective thruout. and the home
hopefuls were getting nowhere.
Watkins hau the visitors guessing
most or the way and should have won
the game by Il score OF l TO o, had not
Lee misjudged i drive to right in the
fourth. which gave Fort Dodge the tie
ing run.
Pitchers Given Great Support
Both pitchers were given ideal sup
port, the game being practically with
out fielding flaws. LeBeau again fur
nished the sensational features by two
remarkable catches, which robbed
Dodger batters of hits and cut off
runs. In the seventh LeBeau made a
sparkling one hand catch of a long fly
ball from Kennedy's bat. while at high
speed, and later he pulled down a long
his shoulder as he ran.
Extensively neither team showed with
any brilliance. hits being few and wide
ly scattered.
Ansons Score EARLY.
ellis was responsible for MARSHALL
towns lone run. in the second, when he
overthrow second base. 1t was the An
sons only real chance thruout the long
battle, for after the second Dashner al
lowed but two hits, one by Lunte in the
seventh. which was OF "a scratch va
riety, and one by Lee in the ninth.
In the second Snow walked, but was
forced at second by Prough. The lat
ter attempted to steal second, and Gill
lis throw went to center field Prough
going to third. Tommy Ryan again
was the man in the pinch, and his SAFE
hit scored the first sacker.
In the seventh Marshalltown had an
opening when Lunte hit and went to
second on Shows sacrifice. Prough
| flied to Marriott and Ryan was passed
| Watkins made a heroic effort, but Mar
lott camped under his skyscraper.
Knot Score in Fourth.
| But for Lees misjudgment in the
| fourth the game might have been q
Marshalltown victory in the nine in
nings. With two down in that inning
| Koran hit to right. The ball hoped
away from Lee and rolled to the fence
for three bases. Lisy's timely single
scored Koran.
| Thenceforward, to the eleventh, the
visitors were helpless, having fewer OPP
nortnnities than did the home team
After the fourth Watkins held the
| Dodgers to one hit until the eleventh.
Sutton getting a single in the eighth.
| Rap Watkins in Eleventh.
| Bunched hits by the Dodgers deter
mined the issue in the eleventh. SUIT
ton opened the inning by striking out
and Marriott hit safely. His hit was
followed by singles by Hanson, Koran
| and Lisy, Marriott and Hanson scoring
In the home half Marshalltown could
not get a man on the bags, and the
cellar champs chalked up a second win
| from the AnsonS. The score:
FORT DODGE.
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