The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
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centerfeld and played shortstop, while
Miller, who had been officiating at
short, did the pitching. Frederick
hied himself to centerfeld.
The Rabbits scared the Injuns into
a dangerous position In the first In
ming. After Smith and Wambsganss
had skied out, Dave Milligan hit. He
was stealing second when Catcher
jenkins threw the ball to centerfield,
Dave taking third on this error.
Ward ruined the hopes by tanning.
The Injuns. who produced no threat
entng situation in the first inning, had
chance in the second frame. Jen-
kins famed, but Hilly singled. He
took second when Wambsganss muff-
ed McCarthy's perfect throw to pre-
vent the steal. Mccarthy allowed
passed ball which advanced Hilly to
third. On third Hflly persisted when
Corkhill and Kline were outed on
short sky hits to centerfeld.
First scoring results finally showed
up In the fourth period. Milligan was
out on popup fly to first. Ward
was safe by grounding to the short
stop who pegged wildly to first He
was advanced to second when Roy
Brown grounded out to the pitcher.
Buster Brown singled to center, scor-
ing Ward. Red Mullin was safe on
first when Chief Manush failed to stop
an easy grounder, Buster taking third
on this kick While West was bat
ting, Red Mullin and Buster tried a
double steal. but Buster was outed
at the plate.
Nothing happened after that until
In the Rabbit half of the sixth. Mil
ligan started 1t with single. He
went to second on Vests sacrifice.
Roy Brown skied out. Buster Brown
then poled three Dagger which scor-
ed Milligan Mullin skied out.
A lone run fell into the hunting bag
of the Redskins in the first half Of
the seventh frame. After two were
out, Jenkins singled He raced to
third on HilIy's single. Bob Corkhill
hit to right. scoring Jenkins and ad-
yancfng lilly to third. Roy Brown
cut OF Keokuk hopes by tanning
Kline.
That one run by the Redskins rous-
ed the Rabbits to more energy in the
last half Of the seventh, and they pro-
ceeded to worry Senen of the mound
West hit one through Senef, and was
safe, Sener falling to field the ground
er. Mccarthy was next at bat, and
the In1uns took positions to field a
sacrifice. Mccarthy UPSET their plans
by bunting towards first base where
the ground was unprotected. and was
safe. getting a hit and beating out
the bunt
Pa Hill saw that the bunting had
Senef yielding to the temptation of
ordered more bunts. Ned Smith laid
a bunt to the pitcher, and the be-
fuddIed Semen threw the ball high
over the first sacker's head. West and
Mccarthy scoring on the crazy heave
and Ned taking third. Wambsganss
then smashed single through third,
scoring Smith Wammy was sac
riiced to second by MiIligan, and
stole third.
At this stage Of the game, Chief
Manush ierked Seneff of the mound
and inserted Recruit Frederick The
recruit began to shake after he began
to wind up. He had luck, however,
for Ward skied ont to centerfeld.
Wards long fly 80 unnerved FTeder-
lex that he was unable to locate the
plate and walked Roy Brown and
Buster Brown, packing the bases.
Having done this. the boy lost his
head completely and made balk.
Umpire Fleming ordered the base
runners to advance on the ba1k, and
in advancing Wambsbanss scored.
Red MulIin ended the recruits agony
by knocking popup which was
caught at second
The Injuns were famed In one, two,
three order by Roy Brown In the
eighth and did nothing In the ninth.
During their last batting chance,