The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-27

turned out, the occasion being Boost
er's day. Although a large attendance
was expected. the directors were de
lighted with the showing and no doubt
a second boosters day will be had be-
fore the season is terminated.
The Indians started out as If they in
tended basging the game right off the
reel. Errors by O'Mara and Painter
helped the proceedings in the first
thing and the visitors showed across
their first run. After Baumann had
been retired. Barnes was safe when
O'Mara made bad throw to First
Stacker Henderson. Kelly got away
with nice single into right field Queis-
ser was out on a fly to Roy Brown.
Murray was safe on Painters tumble,
while Barnes trotted across the pan.
The third inning was filed with hitting
and costly errors on both sides.
In that frame the Indians showed
over a quartet of runs. Barnes was
safe on Roy Browns misplay and Kel-
ly secured his second swat. Queisser
loaded the sacks with another single.
Murray was hit by one OF Donavon's
wild ones and Barnes WAS forced over
the plate. Jones came across with
timely double into right field, which
scored Kelly and Queisser. Summers
was out, Donavon to O'Mara to Hen
derson, while Murray came home for
the fourth counter. The ninth frame
appeared rather bad for awhile but
the Indians were finally subdued by
the victors and no material damage
resulted, although the Iowa conting-
ent showed over a brace of scores. In
that particular place Whitaker banged
out single and O'Connell was out,
Painter to Henderson. Baumann pull
ed off a single into left field and Whit
taker scored on Barnes sacrifice fly
to Brown. Kelly waited and got to
first on quartet of wide ones. Boss
0ueisser counted Baumann with a left
field smack. Murray concluded the
proceedings when he whitfield.
Climbers start In Third.
The Climbers started to climb in the
third frame and continued the uphill
ascent throughout the game. Red
| Donavon, one OF the best twirlers II
the circuit began the fireworks witt
| a clever single into center field
James Smyth, Esq, sent pop-up U
Baumann who clawed the same. Hen
derson was out, Kelly to Summers
Then Sir Thomas Roman, the clevel
and nifty second baser, worked O'Con
nell for free ticket to the initial sta
ton. Painter was hit on the shoulde
and of course took journey to tn
right place, loading the sacks. The
Louie Woerth came in with timei
wallop which sailed over the rign
field wall for two bases, scoring Fling
err DOME and Roman David Milliga
smacked one to Third Stacker Nurra
who enlivened the fans when he too
a long swing and threw the ball owe
the lanky Summers. Both Painter an
Woerth scored on the rank error.
After the disastrous third inning
the Indians, the Climbers refused
allow another inning to take wal
past before tying the count. 1t hal
Z pened in the fourth inning in the TO
lowing manner. Red smyth whacl
ed away with his willow until b
: whacked out two base smack whic
journeyed to the fence in right fell
Henderson, whose great fielding
yesterdays fray is worthy OF not
: worked O'Connen for free transport
ton. Tom Roman pasted the leathe
TO center field for sacrifice fly
Barnes and Smyth tied the count /
: having an easy time in making hon
q plate on the THROWN.