Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-23
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Score by innings:
| Waterloo ............5 o 0 U U . u D
| Marshalltown ...... % 3 3 0 *-12
Summary: Home run-Lee. Three
base hits-Reinhart Lee, Murphy. Two
base hits-B. Miller Anderson, Runser.
Cameron. Sacrifice hits - Durkin,
Clemens, Torkelson. Stolen bases
| Murphy Eunck 2, Lee 2. LeBeau.
| Struck out-By Kelley. 4: by Torke1-
| son, .. Bases on balls-Off Kelley. s.;
off Torkelson. l. Hit by pitcher-Run-
ser. Eunick. Passed ball-Anderson.
| Double play-Clemens to Cameron.
Time OF game: 90. Umpires Fill
man and Link.
Payne Deserves Shut-Out.
In the closing bill George Payne
pitched brilliant ball and deserved a
shut-out. Erratic work in the second
gave the Looms an unearned run. Four
hits. one in each Of the first four inn
ings. were all that were allowed the
Looms. SchatZman pitched equally as
we'll until the sixth. when punched hits
gave the champions two runs. An error
in the first inning was responsible for
the champions first counter. and a
walk, stolen base, and a single in the
fifth put the champions in the lead.
The two runs Of the eighth were due to
vicious hitting by the home team.
r Miller the highly touted second
sacter Of the Looms. who has been con-
tracted for by the Detroit Tigers. con-
trihuted his third error of the day in
the second game. putting Payne on first
in the third.
Great Finish by Champions.
The champions reserved their batting
efforts for the sixth, Schatzman hold
ing them to two singles in the first
five innings.
The first score was the result Of
good base running by LeBeau and a
wild cave by Kennedy. LeBeau sir
gled and stole second. Anderson threw
hlsh. the ball going to center fed.
LeBeau never stopped, but cut Cor
third. Kennedy blocked the ball, and
made a wild heave to third, the bail
going to the visiting players bench,
LcBeau continuing his race for the
plate, scoring on the error.
The Looms soon evened up, the
champions handing the visitors a run
in the second by some erratie fielding.
B. Miller singled and Fuerborn hit to
Payne, who threw poorly to second in
an effort to get Miller. The ball went
to center field, both runners being safe.
Paschall hit to Eunick, who juggled
the tsll. this miscue loading the bases.
Sohn hit to Payne, who threw out
Miller at the plate, but in attempting
to double Sohn at first, Spellman made
poor pass, hitting Sohn in the back,
Fuerborn scoring. Paschall and Sohn
were set for a double steal, but Spell
man whipped the ball to Durkin who
relayed it back in time to catch Pasch-
all at the plate. Schatzman flied to
Eunick, retiring the side.
Winning Run in Fifth.
There was little hitting and fast
fielding in the next three frames, but
the champions put the winning run
across in the fifth inning by good
heady baseball. Clemens worried
Schatzman for a pass, stole second.
went 70 third on Spellman's infield out,
and scored on Durkins timely bingle.
The big rally Of the game was re-
served for the champions last turn at
bat, and they appeared to as good adj
vantage against the former Three-1
league star as they had against Kelley
LeBeau hit to the fence for three
bases, and Murphy followed with an
other triple, LaBeau scoring. Eunick
hit to Runser for an out at first, and
Cameron singled thru the box, scoring
Murphy. Lee hit safely for the fifth
time in the double performance. but
was out when he essayed a steal. An
ems was out on strikes. The score: