The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-11
JAMES BLANKS
MACKMEN 10
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Gowdy flied to Murphy on first ball
pitched. 1t was an easy pop, 1t was
the first time he failed to get on bases
in this series. Meanwhile ngled to
right. Schmidt stopped at second
Deal forced Maranville, Barry unas.
sisted
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Barry made a mmarvelous play on
Deals grounder, the ball bounding
high in tho air just before 1t reached
him. Barry leaped high, speared the
ball and then made one leap for sec
ond base, getting Meanwhile by in
ches. The crowd went wild over the
play.
Enthusiastically out. James to
Schmidt. He tapped the tiniest kind
OF roller in front of the plate on
the first ball pitched. Oldring struck
out. James crossed him by mixing his
splitter and fast ball. 1t was his third
strike out in the series. Collins out,
Maranville to Schmidt
No runs, no hits, no errors.
James was showing rare form. He
retired the side on eight pitched balls
in this inning. The Athletics have
not been able to make hit and only
two balls have been knocked to the
outfield, both flies to Gather.
FIFTH INNING.
Boston-James famed, taking his
last swing at high one which Plank
shot by, neck high. Mann singled to
center. Evers flied to Strunk. Mann
was almost caught on the old trick of
pretending the ball had been hit on
the ground. Both Collins and Barry
pretended to be fielding the ball and
Mann just managed to get back to
first. Gather forced Mann, Barry to
Collins.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Plank did his best work against
Evers, putting strikes over after three
balls and then making him put an
easy fly.
Athletics-Baker flied to Whit
ted on first ball pitched. Whitfield lost
the ball in the sun momentarily, but
it was hit so high he had time to get
under 1t. Mclnnis famed, his third
strike being at ball waist high and
close In. Strunk also famed.
/ No runs, no hits, no errors.
| The fans rooted hard for Frank
Baker to start rally when he came
Iup in this inning. He couldn't deliver
The Athletics could not get hold OF
James splitter. Both McInnis and
lStrunk fouled off two and swung hard
for their third strike.
SIXTH INNING.
i Boston-Whitted popped to Collins
Schmidt was hit by pitched ball
but it was not allowed. Umpire Hide
brand made the claim that he stepped
i into the ball. Schmidt then flied tt
Murphy. It was q tremendous drive
land sent Murphy back to the fence
iGowdy walked on four straight balls
Plank kept the ball way outside the
iplate and Hank refused to bite at it
1t was Gowdy's sixth trip to first il
the series. Meanwhile was hit by {
pitched ball. The hit and run hac
/ been signaled for, but Plank tn -ew
the ball back OF Maranville and struck
him on the back. Deal forced Gowdy
at third, Baker unassisted.
| No runs, no hits, no errors.
/, 1t was Deals fifth chance Of the
series to drive in run and his third
chance of the day but he was no,
equal to the occasion.
PhIiadeIphia-Barry out, Meanwhile
to Schmidt. 1t was another easy tap
Schang doubled to left. 1t was the
Athletics first hit OF the game. Schans
Just managed to reach second. Cath
er's throw getting to the base a frac
ton of second after him. Plank up
Schang out, Gowdy to Deal when he
tried to make third after one OF
James pitches had gotten away from
Gowdy. Plank out, Maranville to
Schmidt.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
The roofing in this inning was
probably the most terrific ever heard
at world series. 1t began when
Barry appeared. When Schang
doubled, the buildings nearby must
have fairly vibrated from the volume
of sound. Only eighteen men faced
James in six innings.
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