The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-11

WoLvERToN GOES BOTH
Local HEAVIER Pitched Two Good
Games of Sail But the In
dian Hitters Were off
at the Stick.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Standing of the clubs.


Standing of the Clubs.
Club. Won. Lost. Pct.
Ottumwa ..... IS AZ $50 |
Muscatine ......-... Sc Al SIT |
kEokuK .......... so AZ .515
Monmouth ....... so so 800
Burlington .....-. ...... 4S 81 .45I
Waterloo ............. 40 81 .452
Cedar Rapids ..-...... A 30 .444
Kewanee .............. 4S 81 .44S
Games Tomorrow.
Keokuk at Waterloo.
Burlington at Cedar Rapids.
Monmouth at Ottumwa-
1, Kewanee at Muscatine.
Results Sunday.
First game
Keokuk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1
Batteries: Chellett and Ashland;
Wolverton and Jenkins.
Second game
Waterloo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o
Keokuk .....-... ..........-
Batteries: Chellett and Ashland;
Wolverton and Jenkins.
First game
Ottumwa ...-.............. 3 2
Monmouth -.-.............
Batteries: Dunn and Link; Mitchell
and Jeffries.
Second game
ottumwa 3 7
Monmouth ..........
Batteries: Loverenz and Sampson;
Burg and Jeffries.
Muscatine ..-.............y-. 5 .
Kewanee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries: McConnaughy and Hart;
Taylor and Haley.
Cedar Rapids ............... 5 2
Burlington .-. ......
Batteries: Dunn and Mccarthy;
Humes, Foreman and Hale.
Hank CheHette. the former st.
Joe pitcher, led Waterloo to double
victory over Keokuk at Red Cedar
park Sunday afternoon, the Jays win
ming the first battle 2 to O. and the
second to o. The second game was
called at the end of the seventh in.
ming by agreement.
Chellete pitched wonderful ball
throughout the afternoon, holding the
protesting Indians to one lone bingle
in the first game, while Manush's
tribe landed but four safe drives il
the second. The Waterloo pitcher
missed a no-hit game in the first bat
tie, not a visitor connecting until tbs
ninth inning. when Miller, the frs
man up, drove out single.
The ex-Western Lacquer also hat
the protesters retiring by the whit
route with considerable regularity
Thirteen Indians fell before his twis'
ers In the first while six more victim
were added in the second bill. Mile
was the only man on the Keokuk pa
roll to escape a strike out IN the frs
contest but he could not keep up ii
pace and was retired twice on strike
In the abbreviated battle.
Chellete also played a prominel
part In the hitting, driving in one
the runs in the first and one in Il
second, while he also scored himse
in the second game.
Manager Andrews was the hero
the first game as the scranpy loo
leader went in to hit for Nilt
prumm in the eighth inning and dro
in the first run of the day.
Strong on Defense.
The Jays played strong defensi
game throughout the day, Wintz st
ring in the fielding department. 7
local third baseman was big fac
in the defeat of the Indians in I
second game, pulling down seye
difficult drives and heading off so
of the Indians fastest base runners
Wolyerton was on the mound
Manush's team in both battles 6
the southpaw pitched fine ball in
opener, being almost inyincible III
the Jays leader broke in with a
but he was not as effective in the s
ond contest, the locals landing on
delivery for several long clouts.
The second game was played un
protest by Waterloo, as 1t was one
three games thrown out by Presid
Justice on Friday.
Despite the threatening weathe