The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-08
MACK BLANKS JAYS
WHILE TRIBE wins
Indians Grab Second Of Series 5e'ore
small Cold Weather Crowd
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WHITES TWELVE JAYS
Andrews Plays on Third for Visitors
With Jeffries on First
Rain Threatened
Game.

Striking out twelve men anu 0iio
sn1 but four hits, Mccullough held
the Jays scoreless yesterday while
the Indians counted up four runs
The game was played before street
car load OF fans who brave6 the arc
tic blasts, the threatening storms, ana
the generally bum weather to see
what the tribe would do in the SEQ
ond encounter of the season against
Doc Andrews nine.
Despite the unruly weather 1t was
I good game and the few fans that
were present were pullin' all the time.
The cold didn't bother Mccullough
who pitched the kind OF baseball rams
seldom see even In the middle OF the
summer. futile was in good form for
the visitors bus the tribe found him
now and then, just often enough to
get BY with four runs. OF the eight
hits made OF the Waterloo pitchers,
four Of them were doubles.
Andrews on Third.
Jenries and Andrews. two OF the
biggest men In the league. played on
opposite sides OF the diamond for the
visitors. The game marked Jens ini-
tial appearance here for a couple OF
years and he played good game. An.
drews ierked futile at the close OF
the seventh to allow Gardner to try
his luck against Mack but 1t did no
good. Suttclifie finished the game.
with a score OF one to nothing 1t
started to rain at the close OF the
third. Andrews wanted to call the
game and play was suspended for
Few minutes. The weather gods were
running q good blum but Abb called
it, held a two-word conference with
Krause, and the game went on. 1t
stopped raining In few minutes and
cleared up, although 1t grew threat
cning several times before the last
man was out.
Jack Makes Pretty Play.
There were but one or two spec
tacular plays made during the game,
probably the prettiest being catch
made by Jack on Wagner's line drive
made in the seventh. 1t was vicious
hit and looked good for at least
single. Jack got 1t, however, with
one hand after q hard short run He
had to leave his feet to reach It.
When he came down with the ball
safely tucked away the fans gave
him . rousing hand. Another incident
that seldom occurs came in the first
half OF the first inning when Hill
came to bat with two down. scratched
bunt in front OF the plate, and was
hit by the ball after he had started
for first.
The tribe annexed the first counter
In the third when Mccullough drove
. two Dagger to left and scored on
Hensling's hit to the same field.
Whitey's drive was right on the
ground but it went against the fence
with the speed Of IA inch she'll. Two
more were made in the sixth, Her
ring starting 1t OF by getting in front
of q pitched ball. Jack ground to
Andrews who tried for Herring at
second. both runners being safe. Don
ovan rolled out to futile, advancing
both rum srs. Gottsc1all placed an
other roller to futile who threw out
Herring at the plate. Sweet, how.
ever, kicked in with a double to CEN
ter, clearing the sacks. In the eighth
Donovan singled. taking second on a
wild throw by Suttcliffe. Sweet adj
ded another two-bagger to his collec
ton for the day and the big outfielder
counted. The score;