Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-02
.AGNEW BREAKS UP
CAME WITH DUBS
cLoUTs FOR TWO BASES WITH
BAGS LOADED, SCORING
THREE RUNS.
TORkELSON BLANKS
HUGHES ORPHANS
Visitors Crowd Pathway in Ninth, but
Fast Double Play Retires Side
Bunched Hits by Champions Defeats
Harden-Crinples Whitewashed Sat
urday by Becky" UIch.

The champions, with all the Grip
pies out of the hospital and back in
the lineup looked the champions o!
old Sunday afternoon, when Torkel-
son applied the whitewash to the Du-
buQue- Charles City aggregation, the
champions winning boy score to U.
Bunched hits in the second inning
when thu champs secured three of Their
four safe blows. netted three scores
and determined the issue.
After the second inning. Harden,
former Arson, held the champions to
one hit. a two-ba gger by Cameron in
The fifth. Hughes Orphans were help
less, Tol kelson holding the visitors to
fOul hits and keeping the safe sWats
separated so as to cause him little con-
Germ The only opening the Orphans
had was in the ninth, when Lee drop
ped Dyes long fly, Martini walked
and Washburn singled, filling the
bases. A fast double Durkin to Glenn
ems to Dameron retired the side.
Both Pitchers in Form.
Barring the second inning both
pitchers worked in great FORM Each
and Torkelson kept the Orphans hits
scattered. while Harden allowed three
in lie enc frame. Grand support Ipf
Harden kept the champions hlts 10
min. mum. In fact, the game was re-
pete with good, snappy fleldlns ny
both teams. LeBeau secured the flree
pu1 ont Of the game by sprinting TO
the autbrlchile gate for a long 1ouI
fiy from Hardgr owes club. HardsroEe
robbed Agnew of a hit in the slAth
when he made shoestrlng eaten Oh q
hard-hit ball, rolling over on lhe
ground but coming up with the oaIl III
his gloved hand. Payton ropoed Lee
in the eighth when he blocked ter
rifle drive down the third oase loul
line, and threw the runner out at 1lrst.
The snappy double which terminated
the game was, however, the feature OF
the afternoon as it prevented the
Orphans from scoring at least TWO
runs, and possibly prevented a tie
Durkin made a nice pickup of Hughes
zrounder, throwing out Washnurh a.
second, with Clemens completing the
double to cameron, cutting Off hughes
at first by inches.
Aanew Breaks Up Game.
TROY Agrew's double in the secono
was the deciding factor iii the SaH.e.
The catchers long drive to LETT center
came at the most opportune moment
when the bases We're filled, and GROVE
In three runs
Lee, first up in that round, was
passed and Durkin and LeBeau slhgleo
in turn, filling the corners. Asne"
then drove the pill to the fence. empty
ing the sacks. Torkelson was nit by
pitched ball. Murphy was called ou'
for bunting foul on a third strike, ana
Clemens flied out to Dye. Agne" TOOK
third on Clemens out Eunlck was
out on a line drive to Huughes.
Durkin got on in the third When
Hardgrove fumbled his grounder ana
went to second on Hughes error, Out
LeBeau was whitfield for the th1ro
out. In the fourth Agnew walked, Went
to second on Torkelson's out at, 1lrst
and to third on Murphy's out, but dleo
there as Clemens grounded to WASH
burn for the third retirement.
With one down in the fifth Cameron
doubled. but got no further than sec
end, as Lee hit into a double play
Torkelson walked in the seventh ana
was sacrificed to second by Murphy
Clemens walked, Eunick forced Torkel-
son at third, and Cameron flied &c
Martini. The score: