Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-16


For this bit GEORGE was credited with
the win and with doing the job him.
self, his tenth inning safety putting
the terminating tally around the cor
ners.
George shared applause with "Liss
Hasbrook, who was given a round Oh
applause whenever he took play AT
first or came TO the pan to swing the
ash.
Large Cast Called Fer.
The production called for an eXcep-
tionally large cast. twenty five per-
formers appearing from curtain TO cur
tain. In the selection of performers
Coffey had the better judgment, as
his changes seemed to work TO the ad-
vantage of the Boosters while Bensons
choices failed to improve the perform
ance. Three servers were called IN
by each OF the managers and 1t seemed
that Benson was at the flag end OF MS
list as the pitching degenerated toward
the end.
The men from the oil country were
one up at the end of the first, Mr.. Nc
Ginnis assisting. Keiser, at one time
appearing in the Central association
hreezed Lindemore at the getaway
and then walked Griggs. The latter
was retired by Mari, playing Falks
grounder to second. Tanner hit for
base, Falk going to third. Benson
wig-wagged a double steal, Falk scor-
ing. The relay TO the plate pulled
Walker off the pan, but the bacNstop
made a nice play for his man, and al
tho he received marks of Falk's spurs
on his throwing arm the umpire rend-
cred an opinion contrary to the Booster
claims. holding that altho there was
tangible evidence that Falk had
reached Walker, the latter had not
reached Falk.
Coffey ct al, refused to concur in
this opinion until satisfied that McGin-
mis- was not inclined 10 reverse the
decision. During the pleadings Tanner
ambled to third without attracting the
notice of the Boosters, but he rested
there. Griffin ending the round by
skying to Connolly.
Boosters Tie Up Score.
The Boosters got the run back IN
the second, Connolly drawing base
from Salisbury. going TO third on Ben
sons overthrow of first and scoring on
Walkers single Walker attempted 10
come home from first on Hartford
double but was out, Griffin TO Benson
to Griffith.
4 snappy double. Coffey to Hart
ford to Has orook, checked the visitors
in the fourth and in the next session
Hasbrook gathered in Lindmore's liner
and caught Salisbury off first for an
unassisted double.
Oklahoma City broke the tie in the
seventh when three hits. including
home run by Griggs, Melted two runs
Griffith opened with single and SAL
isbury. trying to sacrifice, popped QUE
TO Mari. Lindemore flied to right ou,
Spreiter dropped the ball. The Boost
er out gardner made a nice recovery
however and with a nice peg Tagged
Griffith at second. Griggs hit to deep
left center for a home run, scoring
Lindenore ahead OF him. Falk also
hit safely. hut Connolly made nice
catch of Tanners fly to retire the slde'
The seventh inning was helsers last
and with Dresser and Payne SERVING
tho last three frames the visitors old
not get a man on the paths.
Boosters Finish Salisbury.
The eighth inning finished Salisbury.
and the Boosters fell one run short OF
kno+-ing the score. Coffey. Hasbrook
ovid Connolly singled In turn. the last
named scoring the manager and put
ing Hasbrook on third with ms lois
single. Salisbury was sent to the cooi-
ing board and Meadows was stla III
without ceremony. While the Vlsi'oFS