The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-16
Keokuk outfielder Helps the Indians
to Second Victory
over Cedar
Rapids.
TWO RUNS ON ERRORS
Manush and Miller Start a Delayed
Double Steal In the Sixth
Frame and Both Score
on Bad Heaves.

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dams once more yesterday, partly
through her own errors and great
slice of the victory can be attributed
to the effective pitching of "Styx"
Seneff and the brilliant pegging OF
Outfelder Martin. The latter was
right there in nipping off two men at
third base when without any seeming
effort and no posestriking. he threw
to Frank Kline and chopped off the
heads of two Rabbits. /
Jenkins heavy stick work In the |
fourth inning. brought home the first !
run for the locals, jerks himself get
ting as far as third base on the blow
which landed the ball up among the
seats OF the club house amphitheater
in center field Because of certain
ground rules, Umpire Fleming rel
fused to call the hit home run and
the dandy backstop felt his life ebb
as Kline, the third man struck out.
Two runs of Keokuk's four werel
made on errors both in the sixth
frame Boss Manush conjured up a.
new trick in that frame, or at least
it's new this season, by starting al
delayed double steal Tommy Miller
who had gotten to first when Right
Fielder Smith dropped an easy fly
after successfully glomming it, went
3 to third on bunt hit, Manush beat
out The chief Of sudden started
to run toward second after Gray had
delivered the pill on It's way to the
plate. Mccarthy surprised until the
hair almost stood up on his pate,
heaved high above the second base
mans head and Miller scored Man
ush kept on travelling to third and
scored when the center fielder, who
had recovered the ball. threw 10
Ward to behead the boss. Ward let
the slow ball go through him and the
score stood three to nothing.
Wambssanns' Home Run.
The visitors made a strong bid to
tie things up as the seventh rolled in.
Mullin knocked one over Jenkins
head and shortstop Wambsganns
landed one past Hilly, along the line
W iSlt. ue NlChed D6iI uuthSu IL
behind the union cigar board and was
not found for two or three minutes
after 'Wambsy" had crossed the rub
Der. Fleming opined that the home
run counted.
Cedar Rapids made another run II
the eighth with two gone Smith
flied to McGafIigan; Goe singled II
center and was out on fielder
choice when Milligan drove one :
McGaffigan Ward doubled to RICH
and Milligan scored B. Brow
singled to right but Brown was on
in an attempt to reach third, Marti
making snappy throw from right I
third sack and caught his man
In Keokuk's eighth, Hillys singl
scored Miller. Miller lived on fell
er's choice, McGafigan going out afte
he had hit through short Miller too
second because the first basema
failed to cabbage an infield throw
Manush singled and Hilly slamme
through second He stole second BIT
ganns making the put out unassiste
after catching Kline's fly. Jenkin
had been given walk.
PA" Hill sought to win the gam
in the ninth by sending Roy Brown I
bat as pinch hitter for Ptche
Gray. Brown came near being to
much for Keokuk, this star pitche
of Hills pounding for three bases :
right. Mullin and Wambsganns ha
both flied to the outfield precedin
this crack, however. and Smit
grounded out to McGafigan VIII
threw swiftly to Manush and had hi
man by little less than a foot
Martins first peachy peg to gra
man, was made in the second Il
ming. B. Brown knocked one throue
Seneff and when the Indian twirIs
pitched wild, took second. Multi
flied to Martin and with wonderf
ease and switness, the newest ma
on the club returned the ball to I'll
lnfield and Kline getting Brown
long ways.