Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18


ed run was driven around the bases hy
good clean walloping of the horsehide.
The game was marked by continual
wrangling. especially on the part OF
Hughes and his followers. with I'm
pire Murphy permitting entirely too
much argument for the good of the
game.
The game was listless and uninter-
esting for seven innings, but there was
enough excitement crowded into the
final periods to make :he fans happy.
Rush Again Rescue Worker.
Torkelson started for Boyle, but the
auburn haired lad from Beloit was not
IN the pink and the opposition charged
so severely In the third that it was
necessary to send Rush TO the mound
as relief pitcher. The big lad from
Illinois again demonstrated his pitch
ing ability. but was in deep water sew
eral times, due largely to his inexperi-
enCe However, he went thru, prin-
cipalIy by good work on his part and
because of one break Of luck which
was greatly in his favor.
The Dubs started out with A rush
and scored four runs off Torkelson in
the first three frames. Thenceforth
they maintained a lead until the eighth.
when the home hopefuls tied up.
Dubs Take Big Lead.
Clemens erred on Naughton's
erounder. at the outset of the first in
ming. and Hardgrove followed with
single. sending the former Arson TO
second 4 suicide by Dye and sacri-
fee fly by Sheldon completed the cir
cult for Naughton. Lee made a bril-
liant one handed stab of Sheidon's long
NY else the story of the first round
might have been more woeful
Hughes opened the second inning
with a single. was sent tn second on
Rapp's sacrifice, and scored on Meyers
hit.
Again in the third the first man got
on Hardgrove hitting a daisy cutter
down the left field foul line for three
bags. Dyes sharp rap 70 center, for
two corners scored Hardgrove. and
Dye in turn scored Oh Sheidon's single.
All these events were history before
a man had been retired, but Sheldon
attempted to take third on the throw
in and was tagged. Ashland to Eunick.
Rush Has Nsrrew Escape.
The Dubs made bid for an added
score in the fourth. but Rapp was
nailed at the plate on an attempted
double steal. Ashland to Clemens 10
Ashland, and Schneider WAS nipped off
first
In the fifth the Dubs loaded the cir
emit but failed to score. In this frame
,be visitors occurred a double two sin
~lns and a walk. but could not get a
rim across After Hardrrove had been
.oceed ont # first and Dive had hreezcd,
sheldon noked long hit I, left for
ha1f wav over the paths and Wash
h,,rn singled Washburn stole second
nd uughee walked filing the bases.
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with a single and Cameron walked,