The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-07

A young man from Burlington came
Into the Indian camp yesterday and
broke up one of the prettiest ball
games that has been staged at the To-
cal home of the national pleasure for
some time. This young mans name
is Stanley and he works at his trade
CT baseballing in as strenuous a man
ner as Teddy controls states.
Along with Stanley appeared
another man named Bell, who
was also very much part of the ma
chine that stepped on the local prides.
Fielding. bordering on the spectacular,
on the part of Ellis and Lowthers stop
ped the Indians several times when
scores seemed SIRE to follow the long
drives to left and center
Hcllingsworth, pitching for the In
dians for the first time, pitched a
mighty good game. The one bad in
ming that he had cannot be counted as
fault of. his Tor two of the hits
were perfect hunts laid down the third
base line that were almost impossible
to handle.
Kelly's fielding was sensational and
st. John broke into the Keokuk lineup
with double and a single out of four
trips to the plate.
Hollingsworth had the visitors at
his mercy until the sixth, holding them
to three little hits in the first five in
nihgs. In the sixth Ellis opened the
ball with double to left, went to
third on Jacks out and scored when
Stanley singled to right Lowthers
lifted one to short left and Stanley
was run down while Lowthers was
trying to get the throw to first base.
The eighth was the one in which the
damage to the Indians chances was
done. Bell slammed one to center and
Ellis and Jack laid two perfect hunts
down the third base line, filing the
bases. Stanley waited until he had
three and two and when Hollingsworth
put the next one over, met it on the
seam and II sailed far over the fence
The next three men were easy outs
Keokuk did not get hit until the
fourth when ST John doubled 10 cen
ter, Kelly got in front of fast one
and Jones hit square in front of the
plate. Griffith threw to Sutton in time
to catch st. John and the hopes o.
the tribe were hlackened when Hilly
grounded to second.
Queisser singled to center in tn.
next inning but never got chance t.
go further, for the next three mer
were retired in one, two, three order
In the seventh Jones was safe whei
Stanley threw wild to Harmon ant
went to second on the overthrow H,
promptly went to sleep and wa
caught three feet off the bag whei
Griffith pegged TO Jack.
Hilly grounded to second and wa
out at first and Queisser raised tn
hopes of the bugs again by walking
It was no use, however, for he was on
by the Shanley-Jack route when Mul
ray hit to short
After the Pathfnders had taken tn
big lead in the eighth, the Indian
came hack and Summers drew a pas
on wide ones. Hollingsworth bingle
to right and Baumann advanced bot
with sacrifice to Bell st. job
scored Summers with single to RICH
and Hollingsworth scored on Kelly
sacrifice fy TO Burton.
The tribe came back again in tn
ninth when with one man down Arti
poled one just inside the third has
line and bounding back from tn
fence went out of sight behind TIL
score board, which according to tn
ground rules entitled him to a roun
trip around the circuit. Murray wa
out. Bell to Harmon and Summer
d