Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
cUTPITChES "eIG MIKE" FLANA.
GAN, WINNING BY SCORE
OFFS To2.
~ IMMY" DURklN is
BRIGHT STAR OF TILT
Sensational Stops by Arson Infielder
Robs Waterloo Of Two Chances to
Win-Contest Is Marked by Clever
Fielding on Both -Flanaaan
losses Away Game,
pecidl to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, July 21.-To Jimmy
Durkin goes much of the credit for
the champions winning the final game
of the series with Waterloo, for it was
his two sensational stops and throws
of terrific liners off Feurborn's bat in
the first and eighth innings that pre-
vented the locals from scoring two
more runs. Marshalltown won by
score of 8 TO .. But for the sensa-
tional helding by Durkin, Kennedy
would have scored twice and F'euerborn
would have been credited with two
hits.
Kennedy was on third in the first in
ming and two men were down. Feuer-
born hit a line drive towards left CEN
ter, and it looked like an impossibllity
for Durkin to knock it down. But Dur
kin did field the ball, and recovered IN
time to shoot 10 first to retire the side.
This same play came again in the
eighth inning. Kennedy was on third
with two down, and Feuerborn hit to
the same spot. Again it looked like a
safe blow, but Durkin made another
sensational stop and peg. getting his
man by step.
Sensational Fielding Game.
The game was replete with sensa-
tional fielding. Murphy. Ralph Miller,
Feuerborn and Sohn pulled of several
clever plays. Millers fielding robbed
Payne and Spellman OF safe hits, while
Feuerborn cut off one for Payne by
leaping into the air and pulling down
his drive, then making a double play
by throwing to second in time to get
Durkin before he could get back
Durkin's wholesale robbery Of two
drives off F'euerborn's bat cost the
Waterloo first -sacker at least two SIN
giles, but both may have gone for
doubles. Murphy also held kennedy's
hit in the first inning TO a single by
making a tine run and stop OF the
drive Sof1n made several fine stops,
as did Eunick at the far corner.
Win in Early Innings.
AS has been customary, the Ansons
stepped out to win the game IN the
opening frame. With one down Murphy
worked Flanagan for walk. On a
hit-and-run play, Eunick singled TO
right, Murphy going to third. On the
throw-in Eunick took second. Dam
eron had two strikes on him when
Flanagan let loose wild pitch. Dam
eron swung at the ball and reached
first before Anderson could recover
the ball. Murphy scored on the play.
Eunick had reached third and then
scored while Lee was being thrown
out at first. The visitors final run
came in the second frame when, with
one down, Durkin was hit with
pitched ball. Payne singled, sending
Durkin to third. LeBeau followed with
a single and Durkin counted.
Reinhart Scores Two Runs.
Reinhart opened the locals half of
the first frame with a triple to right.
Kennedy followed with a single, Rein
hart scoring. Ralph Miller sacrificed
Kennedy to second, and Bling" Miller
put him on third with an infield out.
F'euerborn then hit the first of his
drives toward center field, and II was
at this stage Of the game that Durkln
committed his first highway robbery
and prevented further scoring. Water
loo added one more run in the eighth.
when Reinhart led off with walk
went to second when Spellman threw
to first to catch Reinhart off the bag.
the ball rolling to right field because
Cameron had not seen the play. Ken
| nedy then singled. scoring Reinhart.
Ralph Miller again sacrificed Kennedy
to second and "Bing' Miller put him
on third with an infield out. F'euer-
born then hit his second liner, which
Durkin knocked down. The score:
MARSHALL TOWN