The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-11
First Game Goes Eleven Innings
Marshailtown Nosina Out
Tribe in Last
4 to o.
SECOND WAS SWAT FEST
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Visitors Lead OFF on Scoring But the
Indians Get Start and
Grab Game
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After having los: the first three
games on their schedule, the Ansons
made a stubborn stand in the first
g:sae of the double header with the
Indians yesterday afternoon, winning
4 by g score OF / to o after an eleven
I inning pitching duel between Nc
Coliough and vyskocii. Both pitchers
h were in good form and KEEP. their hits
well scattered. Mack received rag
81 ged support, however, which account
ed for the Ansons' lone tally in the
Y eleventh hour.
Seven errors made by the Indians
during the fray afforded numerous OPP
portun.ties for the visitors to score,
but Mack, working like Mathewson.
tigh.ened in the pinches and shut
\ them out for ten rounds. But few
openings were given for the locals to
shove in run at any time in the
game. Vyskocil held them to three
hits, one in the first, and two In the
third inning. No two of the five hits
made by the visitors off Of McCol-
Tough came in the same inning
Mack Pulls Out Of Holes.
BY the time the first half of the
ninth had rolled around Mack had
pulled himself out OF no less than
four very bad holes. Andreen led OF
in the ninth with a strike out. yysko-
Gil drove hot liner 20 Mack which
bounced of his glove and rolled to-
ward Gottscha1l. Red grabbed the
ball in time to retire the batter but
his throw to Abbott was little wide.
KIeminsld grounded out. Gottschal to
Abb. Mack honored Foster with a
walk. waiting for Darrow who few to
Jack.
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Lonesome Tally in Eleventh.
The locals had no chance in their
hak Of the same inning, and the tenth
saw nothing to get excited about on
either side. In the eleventh Steven
son whitfield but Andreen sent a single
through second. going to third when
Rogerson muffed the ball which took
q bad bound. Vyskocil rolled to Hens
ling who threw home to catch An
dreen. The ball bounded out af
Sweets glove. and the run that won
the game was counted in.
The visiting pitcher had everything
in the world, including perfect con-
troll. Mccullough pitched in form
that would have won almost any game
but was not there with the control
he showed agains. Waterloo last
Thursday when he issued but two
passes and whitfield twelve men.
!!
Second Game Goes Faster.
The second game was more to the
liking of the bugs who loosened up
for two admissions. The game went
but seven and half innings and was
called on account of darkness at that
time, the tribe having /. sewed up by
a to score. The Ansons started
early in this game, taking one run in
the second and two more in the fourth
before the Indians counted. A mum
Der Of fans who had given up hope,
left at this stage, just before the
tribe evened up in their half of the
fourth,
The Ansons counted in the second
when Richards struck a hot one
through Hensling and scored on Stew
enson's single. In the fourth Foster
strolled, advanced on Darrow's sui
eide, and counted on Richards single.
Wen drove in his iistless boss but
died on first.
Hunter opens Fourth.
Hunter opened up in the tribes halt
of the fourth with a one-timer down
the third base line. Rogerson and
Herring walked and Abb came to the
plate with the sacks populated The
boss was there in the pinch, ripping
sure nuf' hit between third and
short, Hunter riding home. Donovan
forced Abb at second but Rogerson
from first few minutes later Colt
schali hi. to Taylor who threw Her
ring out at the plate. Andreen Their
shot the ball to Richards to head of
Gottschall who would have gone
down to second. Donovan raced home
touching the plate just a few seconds
before Red was caught by Richards
shrow to Foster, ending the inning.
Tribe Comes Back for More.
1t was the first blood the Indians
mad tasted for fourteen innings. II
tasted good to them and they came
oack for more in the seventh. eleven
men going to the plate in that inning