The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03
clouters Of the Keokuk Team Take
Turns in Batting the Vets
Blenders All Over
the Lot.
MARTIN A BUSY sWATTER
Right Fielder Claimed Thousand Per
Cent at the stick-chief
Manush sIammins
Well.

Jimmie Dunn, good old scout VINO
made the raw crack once this season
that the thing Keoknk needed most
10 win ball games was pitchers" ev-
IDENTIFY retracted the larger part OF his
statement following the Saturday aft
ernoon spill for in the very first in.
ming the Indian clouters got on to his
crooked and straight ones and pound
ed the vet with the fury of demons.
Six hits and q half dozen runs was
the sum total of that leading frame
and with the exception of triple by
Chief Manush who 1t il claimed is
finding his lamp, the blows were all
singles during the period
Martin. the sleepy looking outfeld-
er who came here from the blown up
Mink league some six weeks ago.
in the fierce attack on the Ottumwa
pitcher. batting a thousand during
the game and securing three singles
and q great looking triple.
Styx" Seneff started off so hano-I
somely and kept up his iron stride So
well until the seventh inning was
reached, that 1t looked like shutout
for the Ohio peach. A walk, two doubles
and sacrifice brought in the only
two runs the visitors got in the
game. While the Packers made no
scores in the eighth and ninth frames
they ran their hits up and the total
off the local youngster was ten, even.
Jimmie Pounded but Sticks.
Although Keokuk gave Dunn a red
hot reception in the opening round,
Egan let the pitcher stay In the box
during the remainder OF the game.
The Fox let Dago Senno bat for
Catcher Link In the second inning
which removed the latter for the bal
ance of the game and Sampson who
started on first, caught. senno went
to center field and Callahan held down
first sack
Tom Miller drew a pass when he
went to the plate in Dunn's disastrous
first. He was out on a fielder's choice
as McGafigan hit in front OF the
plate. Jack singled to left; Jenkins
was hit in the back with force enough
to knock him down and was given
base. Hilly drove terrificaliy
through short, scoring McGafigan and
Jack; Manugh sent one that crashed
and sang TO the club house enclosure
and made three bases on the blow
which sent Hilly home The boss
scored on single by Kline to center.
Martin got the first OF his four
bingles when he poled to center and
was out playing off third, Link to
Wall. Seneff hit through short and
Kline scored on a sacrifice fly by
Miller In his second time at bat dur
ing the inning.
Kline showed some classy head
work In the second, with Ottun1wa at
the stick. House, the aged Indian
had tripled to right and Sampson, the
next man up hit several feet inside
the third base line. House sped to.
ward the plate but the ball beat him
there, jenkins having 1T on the red.
skin. seneff struck out the next two
men.
McGaffigan lived on the one error
Of Ottumwa's which Wise made in
the second. Eddie booted the bail
Jack walked and he and Jenkins were
out In quick succession at secono
Hilly doubled to right bringing Nc
Gaffigan home,
Martin chopped one past third In
the third frame and scored on Sen
eff's triple Wise threw Styx out a,
home as Miller sent one in the direc.
ton of the former Jack walked
Jenkins was out Kensel to Wise in
trying to make two bases on a single
hit; Hilly sent one to right for three
bases and McGangan went home.
Manush skied to the short stop.
The Ottumwa twirler tighteneo
noticeably after that and although a
half dozen blows were landed by the
locals runs we're impossible.
McGafI1gan had one error yesterday
hut the mistake did not cause a run
or anything like one. Sampson hit
hard to "Snooksn and the runt pickle,
it up we'll In getting the bali over
to Manush, however. he heayed a hit
Wild and the Packer chased on 10
second
Hllly got his nlitts around one W,so
stung TO left through the air bnt dron
ped the ball He played in as much
luck as McGafigan, there being TIVE