The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-18
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National League.
Games Today.

Games Today.
fNo games scheduied.l
AT The home team batted
Overall out of the box in the third
inning. Mcintyre. who relieved him,
was hit hard In the second contest
Cole would have had no-hit game
but for Tinker falling while chasing
Fuckers fiy. r. H. e.
Brooklyn 1890. COS oil cox IL l
Chicago . 100 00I Ills l
Batteries. Knoetzer and Erwin;
Overall, Mcintyre and King.
Second game. R. H. E.
Brooklyn ..... 900 600 600 l 3
Chicago .... clio 600 0o1-2
Batteries: Rucker and Erwin: Cole
and Archer.
AT New York Pittsburg evened up
the series with New York with a 2 to
l victory This score marked all the
other games of the series. r. H. E.
New York 49,. 100 900 oOo-1 8 2
Pittsburg 80. 02o 600 00o-2 s j
Batteries. Drucke, Crandall. Schlei
and A. Wilson; White, Philippe and
Gibson
At Boston The locals only made
three hits, but with two errors and
Corridors wildness had enough to
win. r. H. E.
/ Boston ........ 0N3 DOL 00x--4 o
st. Louis .s..... 100 900 020-3 8 2
Batteries: Mattern and Radiden;
Corridor and Phelps
At Philadelphia-Phil re
gained fourth place by winning two
games Cincinnati's errors were cost
ly in the first game. R.H. E.
Philadelphia 900 031 12x--7 IL A
Cincinnati $50. 600 001 1913 6 8
Batteries: Stack and Doom; Beebe
Benton and Clarke.
Second game. R.H.E.
Philadelphia -. 0o1 Dol 2ox--4 II 1
| Cincinnati -. 002 100 oO0-3 8
Batteries: Brennan, Moore and
/ Doom; Burns and Mclean.
American League.
Games Today.
( Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington
At Washington and
Detroit played in the rain again, the
| victory going to the latter in the thir-
! teenth inning. The fielding was re-
! markable under the conditions.
The score r. H. e.
washington .oo00100O00001- Up 10 .
/ Detroit .... 0Oooooo010oo3- 6 !
4 Batteries: Gray and Ainsmith;
Summers and Stanage.
At Cleveland Cleveland made its
4 hits with men on bases. r. H. p
4 Cleveland ..... 100 1o1 02x5 8 ]
4 Philadelphia IS. o02 600 000-2 II 9
Batteries. Mitchell Harness and
Easterly; Morgan and Livingstone.
III Yafsae
American Association.
! Toledo. 5; St. Paul, 0.
j Columbus. I Milwaukee, 2.
Indianapolis, O; Kansas City. 5.
i Louisville, a. Minneapolis, 3.
Western League.
Il Lincoln-st. Joe, rain.
II Omaha-Denver,. rain.
t Sioux City, Q: Wichita, l.
: Des Moines, 8; Topeka, 0.
/ Three-I League.
, At Dubuque-An even break. Du
r buque punched hits in the first gam'
r and Hendricks was inyincible in thu
5 second.
The score: R. H.
j, Dubuque .0o1 900 40x-5 9 +
! Waterloo 900 001 0o0--1 II
: Batteries -Akers and Boucher
r Johns and Searles.
!, Second game: R.H
4 Dubuque 900 600 90
e Waterloo ....... 900 200 ID IL
e Batteries-Ray and Boucher; Her
bricks and Harrington
AT Rock Island-Davenpor could d
nothing with Lakaff In the first. TIL
q second game was thrown away b
: Cavet's wildness and loose support.
The score: r. II.
r Rock Island 100 2o2 oOx
e Davenport go. 900 900 OO0-0 3
Batteries-Lakaf and OLeary
! Smith and Wolfe
Second game: H. h.
Rock Island $50. 900 Dol 1--2 5
Dayenuort ITO 060 0--S IL
!, Batteries-Cavet and o'Leary; Al
$ cher and Walsh.
At Bloomington too
the first, and the second was Gale
!, in the ninth. Cook pitched bot
. games for Peoria.
The score: r. II.
= Bloomington ~. 100 0o2' 20x-5 3
= Peoria ...... 900 900 000--o
BatteriesD Davidson and Nunn'
> r,,akor. Caok and AgmIlSepn