The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-10
keokuk Wins Friday Game From
Burlington, "styx' Taking
place Of Mccar1gan
at Short.
HE GETS FIFTY BONES
TwirIer Who Relieved "snooks' After
Scrap With Umpire, Poles
Self Rich in
Minute.

| BURLINGTON, Ia. Aug. 9.-Keo-
kuk took the second game of the
series from Burlington yesterday by
a score of 9 to Z. The Pathfnders
I started off with bunch of errors,
/ and for time it looked as though
| the game would be worse than that
of the day before. They made six err
rors in the first two innings, which
was pretty good for starter, but,
beginning with the third frame, they
1 played errorless ball and had a
chance to win up to the finish. Jake
4 Wolverton. former Pathfinder in Phil
Geier's regime, pitched for the visi-
/ tors for one inning, but was replaced
] in the second by Wahl. There was
/ plenty of hitting going on all through
| the contest, the Indians getting four
! teen hits and the locals twelve. Har-
ris Ellis and Avery McGlade got
4 three apiece for Burlington. one of
of the latter's being homer.
Manush batted a perfect average
! for Keokut, having three hits out of
j three times up Pat Hilly also got
4 three. Rumler starred at bat by driv-
ing out two three-baggers, his first
one bringing in three runs
i Keokuk took the lead in the first
1 with one run, but Burlington easily
overcame this with four scores in its
half of the same frame The Indians
tied this in the second and went
ahead in the sixth, and remained
there
!, Styx seneff Of Keokuk, hit the big
s bull in the sixth inning. This is the
I fifth time the brute has been hit in
4 Burlington this summer.
y In the first inning Miller made sec
ond on McNeirs wild throw to first.
McGaffgan made first on Lowther's
/ boot and stole second Miller scored
on Ketter's error. Jack grounded 70
/ Lowther. jenkins grounded to Hale
and Hilly grounded to McGlade. One
II run.
Mcneil walked Ellis hit to third.
Harmon made first on fielder's choice
: and Mcneil was safe on third. filing
q the bases and nobody out. Rumler
tripIed TO left, scoring Mcneil, Ellis
/ and Harmon In a bunch. Lowther flied
! to Miller and Rumler scored on the
J tllrow-in McGlade flied to Mccain
q gan. Ketter made first when Manush
5 dropped his fly. Hale made first on
: f,elder's choice and Ketter was out al
i second -Four runs.
RI IN the second Corkhiil made frs,
on Ellis error. Kline flied to Nc
II Glade. afannsh hit to center VOL
verton famed Miller hit to RICH,
and made third on Harmon's pool
8 throw, while Corlshill and Manusf
i scored, tying the count. Jack famed
e Three runs.
v Jacobs and Mcneil struck out Ellis
: doubled to left and Harmon grounded
e to McGafigan. No runs
K In the third Jenkins famed. Hill,
. hit TO center, but was out stealing
j second, which made him very sore az
|, he claimed he was not tagged. Cork
I hill hit to center and was also nab
!, bed stealing second. No runs
McGafigan took up Hilly's scra,
0 with the umpire and was, according
v ", chased, Seneff taking his place a
s short. Rumler tripled to right. Low
/ Their flied to Hilly. McGlade ground
d ed to Kline and Ketter grounded t,
9 Seneff. No runs.
e In the fourth Kline famed. Man
a usfl walked Wahl grounded to Hale
II who threw to Lowther to catch Man
D ush. George was safe, however. blu
y thought he could take another, 8,
beat it for third, where he was caugh
on throw from Ilowther to Mcneil
RI No runs.
d Hale struck out Jacobs hit to Ger
ter. Mcneil made first on fielder
choice and Jacobs was out at second
III Mcneil stole second and made thir;
e on Jenkins error. Ellis grounded t,
RI Jack No runs.
e In the fifth Miller famed. Senef
e doubled TO right and hit the bull. H
n made third On passed ball ,Jacl
o went to first on fielder's choice an,
A. Seneff was out at the plate. Jack wa
caught stealing second. No runs
Harmon struck out. Ru1nler ground
Is cd to Kline and Lowther grounded t
+ Jack. No runs.
In the sixth Jenkins doubled +
If right. Hilly hit to center and stol