The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-10
INDIANS BAT WAY
TO 8 TO z VICTORY
FaiI on Anssn Pitchers Nor Eleven
Hits In First Game Of
the Series Yester-
day.
THIRD STRAIGHT WIN
Maurer pitches Good Game for the
Locals While Hens'ins
HIS for Ten
Bases.
THIRD STRAIGHT WIN

Whitley Hensling's oppor;une triple
with the sacks stuffed IN the
second, gave the tribe lead that
Richards children were never able 70
overcome, and the Indians took the
first game In the series with Mar
shalltown here yesterday afternoon.
The last count made 1t 9 to 3.
Although the tribe took FIVE run
lead in the second inning. the Ansons
grew dangerous later on and light
er team than the tribe might have
drifted into the clouds. The maj
analysis proved that the specinc
gravity of Abb's boys was fully up to
the standard and they kept their
shoes in the dirt all the time.
Roy Maurer appeared on the mound
while the Ansons were at bat and did
creditable work Although he only
struck out three men, his control was
good and but two passes were given.
In all he loosened up for eight hits
but they were fairly well scattered
and did little damage. StodofA start
ed the game for the visitors but was
relieved by Matson in the locals half
OF the third.
Whitley Hens,ins Big Star.
Whitley Hensling was the bag in
dividual star OF the game. getting
four hits for total of ten bases in
five trips 10 the plate. His first con-
tribution 10 the base hit "colyum
was a double. He followed this with
a triple, singled on his next trip. and
pounded the pill out OF the lot with a
man on second in the eighth
The Indians drew the first blood in
,ha game. getting their FIVE in the
second period Herring started il off,
taking first after he stopped pitched
bali with bis shoulder. Abbott dom
bled TO left. Herring stopping at
third Donovan walked and the bases
were full Gortschaii watched four
wide ones. his stroll forcing Herrins
to count Sweet and MaHrer swung
OFT but Whitley Hensling laid ciout-
good for three bases. near the right
field fence The nit drove in three
runs and Whitley himself scored a
few minutes later when kleminskt
booted Jacks roller
Ansons Count in Third.
The Ansons counted once in the
first half of the third, Stodola leading
off with a grass-eutter along the third
base line Maurer walked Kleminski
and Stodola scored when Foster
forced the third sacker at second
Darrow struck out and Carrigan
singled TO right but forgot TO stop at
the sack and was thrown ont by Dono
van who fielded his hit.
In the fifth, the visitors came back
for two more, getting their runs on
three hits and an error Matson
started it with a single and scored
when Kleminski sizzled TO left field a
grounder that Herring muffed. letting
the third baseman reach second. He
scored on Carrigan's single after Eos
ter had struck out and barrow had
rolled an easy one to Maurer.
That ended the scoring for the An
sons. Maurer holding them to one
lonesome hit during the rest of the
fray. The Indians, however. kicked
in with two more runs in each of the
last two frames, Jack and Rogerson
scoring in the seventh after Jack
singled. Rogerson walked. Herring
sacrificed and Donovan singled In
the eighth Gottschall singled to right
and counted in ahead OF Hensling az
ter Whitley poled a rain-getter over
the left field boards. Giffin, Indian
pitcher, and Taylor of the visiting
team, umpired the game for Krause,
who was sick and unable to work. A
good crowd watched the Indians win