The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-27
|MUsCAT|NE WINS
ALL FOUR GAMES
Bill Whitaker and Ed Wahl W.,. !.
Great Shape Friday But the
Club Couldn't
Win.
KEOKUK OUTFITS MUSKs
Chuck Lind Opposed BurIey Ed in Ii.
Second Game Which Went
But Seven
Innings.

MUsCATINE. Ia. July 2s-Al
though outhit by the Indians in both
games Of the double header FRIDAY
the Muskies took the Manushers IA
! a cleaning in each engagement Tba
scores we're to 2 and 8 to /. a.
/ happy combination of hits by the Mus
kies and boots by the Indians turned
the trick. Roger made his maiden
bow in the first game and no debm
was ever more successful. Although
touched up for six smashes, Jack
kept them pretty well scattered ex
cept In one round when three hits in
!, az row proved sufficient to shoot one
/, run across the plate The Muskies
made one counter In the first frame
/ when Masters beat out bunt, went
| to second on poor peg by Whitaker
went to third on Harrell's sacrifice
/ and scored on a sacrifice fly by Brom.
! ley. In the fifth another score put in
! an appearance. Hart reached first on
/ Kline's boot and was sacrificed TO
second By Roger, went to third on a
| wild heave by Whitaker and scored
when Manush booted a roller from
Masters willow. In the eighth, the
Muskies slipped one more over Just
] by way of playing safe, and 1t was
good thing they did Bromley walk.
ed and Sours did likewise. Katz flew
out and Bromley stole third while
Whitaker stood and watched him do
lit. A slashing swat to right field by
Hasbrook scored Bromley. IN the
ninth the Indians started rally
which resulted in one run. jenkins
led off with hit and was followed
by Hilly whose arm was struck by
a pitched ball Hilly was put out at
second on a fielder's choice, however,
and jenkins should not have scored
but when Kline hit one to Roger, Jack
threw 1t to first, allowing Joe to
| count.
The Second Game.
The second game was an abbreviat.
/ ed contest Of seven rounds. Boss
Rovle sent Chuck Lind in to opposa
Vail and Chuck twirled nice ball. al.
i though several times his playfellows
pulled him out OF difficult holes The
Muscles scored in the very frs,
! round Creamy Masters getting around
the horn after walking by stealns
third and going to the plate wher
!! Kline failed to stop peg from Jen
4 lsins In the third Creamy led OF
with hit but was put out at secon
\ by Jack and McGaffigan when Har
4 rell landed safely on a fielder
choice. Bromley then cut loose witt
double sacker and brought Cream,
4 home. After being soaked with thu
ball Sours, in the fifth inning, broueh
home the locals other tally. An erro
| by Wahl allowed him second ant
when Seneff booted ball some TIM
later. Lysle came home from
4 the keystone bag. Vail came nearly
being scored upon In the sixth, also
when he filled the bags by allowinl
! a hit and walk and having an errol
by Kline forced upon him. Hub flew
out to Kline, however, and all three
4 men died at their stations on thu
bags. When Katz allowed peg from
Bromley, who had fielded a single ir
right and tossed the ball to third, al
lowed the Indians only tally to come
across the plate. This occurred II
the sixth when Jack walked and CANT
clear around the horn when jenkins
singled to right and the above men
toned catastrophe took place The
official scores of the games follow:
First Game.
Muscatire ABB. R. H. Pc. A. p
Masters, IS ....... 8 i 1
Harrell, ID ......... 3 o 0 l
Bromley, ri ....... Q i O 0 0
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