Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-22
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kEWANEE klNkER CAME BACK
IN YESTERDAYS GAME AND
Z ANKEp orTUkWA.
FAST FIELDING DONE
Luck Again Breaks With the Boiler
makers and Two Double Plays
Break Up start Of the
OttumWa Runs.

makers and Two Double Rays
Break Up start Of the
ottumwa Runs.
Kewanee, Ill.,. July 2l.--Tom Drohan
was obliged to plaster Ned Egan and
his nannant chasers with sticky
coat OF kalsomine and he even Went
further than to smear on the dope, Tor
he didn't allow d single visitor to get
beyond second base and at that only
two men reached that station. One
of these was In the sixth and the other
WAS in the ninth, but Drohan must
have permitted them to habttuate
second base IN the ninth inning just
for the purpose of tantalizing Ned.
He didn't do thing but strike out the
very next man to face him after sec
ond became occupied and it was the
last man In the game.
Lest you haven't been told the score
was Kewanee 4, OttumWa 0.
prohan Gets Even.
Drohan asked to pitch yesterdays
game. He was still smarting under the
sting OF having to be>Staken out at
Ottumwa on Wednesday and yesterday
he was determined to avenge the
home run OF Dan Senno. Senno didn't
get any home runs and In fact ne
never raped the ball out OF the IN
field. Drohan surely got even.
Wynne Noyes was Egan's choice.
Noyes was a big noise for Kewanee
batters and Of the eight hits accum-
,llated two were triples, both came
together and two were doubles. The
balance were four healthy singles. At
that Noyes pitched good enough ball
to win from almost any club except
the Boilerlnakers.
To-Day it will be another battle be-
tween Pressy and Dunn.
Story Of Scoring.
KewAnee was retired In the first and
second III the first IG1srtt s!nslc..
but was caught stealing. Lober open
ed the second with single and got as
far as third on Andrews sacrifice and
Blocks out at first. In the third af-
ter Kurke had skied to Johnson, Dro-
han singled Berghammer uncorked
q double and Drohan rested on third.
Fitzpatrick famed. but Hubartt sent a
short fy to Russell that the Rabbit
kdNltCtcN ILL., NJ iulio So''S
ed. It seemed that Kewanee was sat
isfied with that lead for not a Boiler
maker got on bases In the fourth or
fifth, but in the sixth Berghammer hit
one down the right foul line for three
sacks and Fitzpatrick sent another
triple close TO the score board In left
center.
Two Counted Quickly.
On Kills hit Berggie scored. Hub
artt fouled out to first. Gard making a
great catch and returned the bail to
Link in time to hold XII at third.
I4ober skied to Johnson and XII easily
rot home. Andrews continued the
bombardment in the sixth by busting
q double up against the center field
fence and Block walked. Webster
grounded to Kensel and the side was
retired. That ended Kewanee's scor'
ing and in fact no one got on bases
in the seventh or eighth.
A Few Chances.
In the second Wall led of with q
single, but vas caught between first
and second on a throw from Drohan
to Webster to Hubartt. Wise opened
the third with single but was caught
stealing. Kensel opened the fourth
with q single. Its much the same
story hit he was doubled with Russell
on play from Hubartt to Bergman
mer to Webster. II was one, two
three and out in the NTH. After two
were out in the sixth Noyes singled
to right and Kensel singled to left.
Russell retired the side with a tap to
Webster. Nothing doing in the sew
enth. In the eighth after one was out
Wise hit one so close to the third base
line that Andrews couldn't field 1t and
1t went for single, but he was doub-
led up with Link on lightning fast
play from Droban to Berghammer to
Webster.
Last Rally Spoiled.
Dunn took Moves place at bat in the
last Of the ninth. He fouled to Web
ster. Kensel scratched his third hit
for a. single. Russell hit sharply to
and the kewanee second
sacker made a thrilling one-handed
catch and just missed doubling Ken
sci at first by hair's-breadth. john
son walked. Wall had ,nrce balls aud
two strikes. He foul:l five then DR.,
nan groovel one thrc'.sn the center Vt
the plate slld Wall failed 20 strike ut
Il aud the game ended.
Thursdays Score.
Kewanee- ABB r. H. Pc. A. E.
% .4 2 3 3 o
CT ...... 4 / 0 o
IS ....... 0 2 8 3 O.
Lober. RI .....2 I o o.
A ndroUa Oh 9 n n