Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-21
ANSoNS WIN STORMY GAME.
Score Saturday Third Ninth Inning
Victory Within Week.

For the third time within a week
he champions won Saturday by a
ninth inning rally. The game was
marked by continuous wran glngs over
dec isions. resulting in Manager Boyle
being sent from the field because Of
a protest. and in fines being imposed
on TorkeLson and Sargent Malloy,
who was interrupting the game con-
tinuouSly. and whose attacks on the
umpire met with disfavor with the
fans, escaped punishment.
Had there been less wTangEng the
game would have proved one Of the
best OF the week. as the result was ii
doubt 70 the end. Timely hitting by
the champions, who were incensad by
lie retirement of their manager. gave
the home boys a victory by a store OF
5 TO (.
Higgins, who started for the AnSons.
was wild. and retired after the second
inning, Payne succeeding 20 the mound.
The latter pitched great game. The
Jacks scored Ehree runs in the first
two frames, and it was not until the
Eighth inning that the champions could
knot the score.
Count One in First.
Meinert. lead-o man for the Jacks,
opened the first inning with a clean
single. and Sargent following, was hit
by pitched ball. Thssing struck out.
but Higgins placed himself in a bad
hole by overthrowing first on Collins
hunt Meinert scoring. Benton was nit
by a pitched ball. again populattng all
corners. Morgan forced Sargent at the
plate. Durkin to Ashland, and Nc
Inerny struck out
In the second, after Snyder had
waved at three, Andrews drew a pass.
Meinert singled and Sargent walked.
again crowding the bases. Thiesing
again failed in the pinch flying to
Durkin, but Collins delivered. his hit
scoring Andrews and 1ieiner.
The champions came near tieing the
count in the home half Of the second.
Cameron hit to Mclnerny. who made a
poor throw to first giving the base
runner life. A passed ball put Dam
eron on second and Lees out sent him
TO third. Durkin broke in with a
smashing triple. scoring Cameron. and
the shortstop scored on LeBeau's out
At first.
Payne came into the contest in the
third and held the visitors to three
scattered hits and one run. For the
latter, however, he was not respon-
sibIe. The champions meanwhile tied
up the game. Durltin drew a walk in
the fourth. was sacrificed to second by
LcBeau, took third on Asklands hit,
and scored on Payne's safe bunt
Erratic baseball gave the visitors the
lead again IN the sixth. Meinert was
passed, went TO second on Sargent's
out at first, to third when Thiesing hit
thru Eunick, and scored when LeBeau
booted the ball.
The eighth saw the game tied up,
Lee singing, going to third on Le-
Beaus hit, and stealing home as Payne
was striking out
Boyle Sent From Game.
The eighth marked the turning point
in the game, and the home team should
have won al this point but for a de-
cLsiou which caused Boyle to protest
and resulted in his elimination from
the game. With Lee on second and
no one out, Durkn hunted safely and
started at a en-second gait for first.
catcher Benton rushed into the paSe
runner, forcing him into the diamond.
and Murphy called Durkin out for al
legged interference with the catcher. A
more just decision would have been a
base to DlIrkin for the catcher's inter-
ference with a base runner. Boyle
protested and Murphy waved him out
Of the park
Manageriel,s. she champions went IN
to win from sheer force, and Leroy,
the Indian pitcher, who had succeeded
Andrews, was met by an attack which
soon terminated the contest in favor OF
the home gang.
Clemens hit for a base, Eunick
doubled and Cameron slashed a hit
between first and second, scoring
Clemens with the winning run. The
score: