Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-19

! Cedar Rapids assaulted Rush in the
ninth inning Monday afternoon, and
peared to be safely won by the Ansons.
| Coming back in their half the local
| team whaled the ball enough to drive
in one run, finishing to the good by a
margin of 5 to 4.
| Playing against the handicap of one
| run Cedar Rapids had hit out in the
| second the Ansons were unable to take
! the lead until the fifth. After that the
| locals were one or two runs to the
good until the Bunny assault in the
| ninth.
Both Pitchers WalIoped.
Doc Andrews put up Whaley to OPP
| pose the youngster, Rush. and both
pitchers were walloped freely. Whaley
| was hit eleven times safely for a total
of seventeen bases Cedar Rapids
touched Rush for eleven hits and if
teen bases. Both teams hit spasmod-
cally and in punches, and both de-
livered safe blows when called for.
Rush, however had by far the bet
ter support. His teammates played be-
hind him without an error, While
Whaleys backing broke down several
times. This does not, however, mean
that the Cedar Rapids defense was not
keen a good deal of the time. The An
sons would have scored earlier, ana
would not have been so urgently IN
need Of a run in the last half inning
mad il not been fer tho sharp Cedar
Rapids defense early in the game.
Twice Arson base runners were picked
off at the plate by throws from the
outfield.
The sparkling bit OF fielding in the
generally steady defense of the local
team was Clemens great one-hand
stop of F'renchs hit over second in the
fourth inning. He wheeled and threw
French out at first by a step.
Scoring Begins Early.
Stanley, first up in the second round,
came home with the first score. He
touched a single and advanced 10 sec
ond when Harmon hunted. McGlade
famed but French hit to deep left,
Stanley scoring. Stumpf fouled out.
Murphy, first up in the third, gave
great promise Of scoring when he
drove to deep center and wound up
on third. Clemens fouled out to Shan
lev huIliCh new out ~ ~D4i1h' AZ wa
ter field. and Collins. with a perfect
throw, nailed Murphy as ne slid into
home.
Durkin case equally close to scoring,
but failed. in the next inning. he
grounded to French, but Shanley
dropped the throw. Harmon muneo
tA1cGlade's peg to catch Durkin at sec
ond, LeBeau singled to left field, Dur
kin came home from second. Johnsons
peg to the plate beat him by step.
Ansons Score Three.
Boyle's team struck it's stride in
scoring in the fifth. With one gone
Rush scratched a single and Murphy
flew out to center. Whaley passed
Clemens and Rush scored on Eunicks
double that advanced Clemens to third. 4
Clemens and Eunick counted when
Cameron singled past short. Cameron
was forced on Lees grounder to kel-
elrman.
Cedar Rapids acquired It's second run
in the seventh which French opened
with a two-base blow. He advanced
to third on Stumpfs out Durkin to
Cameron, and scored on Whaley's ny
to Lee.
The Ansons appeared to have put the
game away safely in the eighth when
Cameron, first up, doubled to right
field and wound up safely on third
when Kenerman dropped the relay
throw from Harmon. Lee grounded
past second and Cameron scored.
Tie Score in Ninth.
A spirited assault against Rush
broke out in the ninth after one was
gone. With four singles in succession
Cedar Rapids drove in two earned
runs. McGlade and French, Mellinger,
who hit for Stumpf. and Whaley sin
sled one after another. The first two
scored.
Rush again opened the winning ninth
| with a Texas Lacquer to right. He was
thrown out on Murphy's bunt to
| French. Murphy scored from hrst
| when Clemens hit far to extreme right
field. Mellinger dropping the ball close
| to the foul line. The score:
| CEDAR RAPIDS.