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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-27
Wins First Over GaIesburg, 3 to 2,
While Second Goes to Visitors,
II to In Struggling
Match.
HRUsKA BADLY HURT
Catcher 10 Hit Over Ear by. Pitched
BalI-Taken to
St. Joseph's
Hospital.

GaIesburg and the Indians paired
double-decker here yesterday. Sweets
boys took the first after hard fight,
by score Of 8 to q Tommy Glffin
had been benched by Genins and Nc
Collough placed at second, while
Whitaker was sent to right field in
the second game, the fray was turned
into a joke. Ten errors and fifteen
hits gave the GaIesburgers seventeen
runs The Indians made the same
number of hits but many of them
came when they did no good and the
final score for the game was II to S.
Faircloth pitched his last game
here in the first, and. although he was
q little wild, he would have had a
shut-out to his credit had not all
three errors made by the tribe in this
game come in the one inning when
the Eganites made their two runs.
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Dundee Trims Hayes.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
JUAREZ, Mexico, July 27.-Johnny
Dundees speed was too much for
Grover Hayes in their 20 round battle
here Sunday. The italian got the do
cision at the end Of the battle, having
administered one OF the worst defeats
Hayes ever received. Dundee hit
Hayes at will and the Irishman show
ed remarkable gameness.
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Western Amateur Golf.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July 81
The western amateur golf champion
ionship tournament opened on the
Kent Country club course here today
with an eliminating round Of IS holes.
The loves: Ga scores will qualify to
continue on the following day when IS
holes more will be played. The low
est thirty-two score in this event will
qualify for the first match which will
be played the same afternoon. The
second and third matches, the semi
finals and finals will be played at 36
holes on succeeding days. The win
ner will receive a gold medal and his
club will be awarded possession Of the
George B. Thorne trophy for one year.
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Summary.
Two base hits-Mulligan, Link.
Three base hits-Marshal.
Sacrifice hits-Kensel.
Stolen bases-Sohn.
Struck out-by Faircloth 6; by Dro-
han 3.
Bases on balls-off Faircloth 3; off
Drohan 3.
Hit by pitched ball-by Faircloth,
Hruska.
Double OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Time of game-1:15.
Umpire-Genins.
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stu Growing.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The dig
gest man in public life"-physicaliy-
received congratulations today upon
his forty-third birthday annfversary-
Senator Ollie James OF Kentucky. he
stands about feet 6, weighs over
800 and Is one of the democratic lead
ers and most popular men in congress-
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American in Danoer.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
JUAREz, Mexico. July 27.-Sam
Davel. an American citizen of Column
bus, N. NJ, has been arrested by Mex
lean constitutionalists at Palomas,
chihuahua, on the charge Of aiding
the Rogue Gomez guerilla band and
Is in danger of execution. An appeal
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R,nk.a with eunboa. Smith.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
BORDEAUX, July 27.-Kid jackson,
an American boxer, today was rank
ed with Gunboat Smith as result or
his bout with Georges Carpenter here
last night. The bout was scheduled
to go fifteen rounds. Jackson was
sent to the floor in the second and
third and was disqualified in the
fourth for hitting low.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

reateTodyS NSSohS.
Kansas City. 9-12-2; Indianapolis. D.
11-2 (called at the end Of the eighth
inning to allow teams to catch a
train. batteries Packard, Stone
and Easterly; Mullin. Mosely and Tex
ter.
Open date for other clubs.
|!
Where They Play.
ST Louis at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
indianapolis at baltimore.
Chicago at Buffalo
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Tennis at Lake Forest.

LAKE FOREST, Ill, July 27.-Play
in the mems doubles Of the Western
tennis championship was slated to
bef.e this afternoon on the Onwentsia
club courts.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays ResuIts.

Washington, PSI; st. Louis. o-1-2.
Batteries-Engel, Ayers and Henry;
weilman and Agnew. Second game
st. Louis, 4-7-1: Washington, lao.
Batteries-James and Agnew; john
son, Bentley and Ainsmith and A.
Williams.
New York, $50; Chicago, 0-4-0. Bat
teries-Cole and Sweeney; Walsh and
Schalk. Second game-Chicago, I'll
1: New York, 1913. Batteries-Faber,
Cicotte and Schalk; Brown, McHale,
Pieh, Fisher and Nunamaker.
Philadelphia, S-14-2; Detroit, 6-7-4.
Batteries-Shawkey, J. Bush and
Schang; Covaleskie, Dauss and Stan
age and Mckee.
Boston, 1872; Cleveland. 100. Bat.
teries-Shore and Cady; Morton and
O'Neill.
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Two base hits-Hensl1n2, McCol'
Tough, Wetzel, Sweet, Sohn. Wilkins,
2.
Three base hits-MarshaN.
Sacrifice hits-Seneff.
Sacrifice flies-Callahan.
Stolen bases-Hensling Nowold.
Hits-off Mcintyre, in two innings
Struck out-by Welsh, 4, by Will
kins, 6.
Bases on balls-off Mcintyre 1, off
Wilkins 8.
Time Of game-1:40.
Umpire-Genins.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
No games sch eduled, all teams In
the east.
Where They Play.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York
Chicago at Boston.
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Base Ball Results
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.

Results Yesterday.
Keokuk, 8; Galesburg, 2; FIRST
game).
Keokuk, 8; Galesburg. II; (second
game).
Burlington, l.; Muscatine, 2.
Marshalltown, s; Cedar Rapids, 8.
Clinton, 6; Waterloo, 5.
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lions, the sky is heavily clouded and
rain threatens to fall before evening
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Catcher Hruska Hurt.

Hruska, Galesbu catcher, was
struck ON the head by pitched ball
while at bat In the second inning.
The ball struck him over the right
ear and fractured bone. The catch
er was taken out of the game at once
and moved to the ST. Joseph hospital.
His condition is said not to be seri-
Gus and it Is believed he will be able
to get back In the game within a
week.
Drohan, Egan's choice for the
mound in this game, seemed to have
the Indian sign on the tribe for the
first FIVE innings. After that, how
ever, they got to him, touching him
for five hits in the last three rounds.
Visitors First to Score.
The visitors scored first in this
game. getting both of their two runs
in the third. Jack lead off the period
and reached first safely on a wild
throw by Hensling Kensel attempted
a sacrifice, but was safe at first
when Marshall dropped the ball.
Seneff singled, placing Jack on third
and Kensel at second. When Sweet
threw to third to catch Jack off the
bag, the throw went through Hensling
and both Jack and Kensel scored.
The Indians scored their three runs
in the sixth. Sweet lead off with a
single which was followed by Hensling
and Giffin being issued free trans
portstion Dali grounded out but
Marshall smashed long triple to right
field, driving in the three runs. The
first game was played in the short
time of 1:15.
Mcintyre Starts Second.
Mcintyre started the second game
but was relieved by Welsh in the
third With the aid Of an error by
Mccullough, the visitors counted
one off Mac in the first, while the
same combination gave them two runs
in the next round.
Tommy Giffin was benched by Gen
ms in the first inning when Tom pro-
tested against being called out at
second on an attempted steal. Giffln
claimed the second baseman dropped
the ball. With Tommy out, it was
. necessary W DlluS -hSSoAioueh III "
second place from right field. Bill
Whitaker was placed in right in
Mack's place. Errors made by these
two pitchers seemed to have bad
effect on the other members of the
tribe who made a total of ten during
the game.
Twelve hits were made off Welsh
In the last seven innings. These, to-
gether with the errors that were
made behind him, brought in four
teen runs. Wilkus, pitching for
Galesburg, got by fairly well until
the sixth Five hits, three Of them
doubles, made off his delivery in this
period, netted four runs. One more
was made in the eighth and two in
the ninth.
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Sporting Views
b. the Editor

With Falrcloth gone, the local club,
including Manager Harry Sweet, is
composed of but eleven men-four
under the limit of the league. The
need for more men is pressing, but 1t
probably will be several days before
pitcher from Kansas, who was with
Topeka this year, very likely Will
take the place of Faircloth and is ex'
pected soon. A search for good
second baseman is being made, it be-,
ing Sweets intention to shift Gifhn
back to first base and play Marshall
in right field.
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in right field.
Reports to the effect that Whitley
Hensling has been laying down" are
now going the rounds among local
fans. While the great majority OF
fans here would never believe any
such report, there are some who &C.
cept is as true. The reason for these
reports is that Hensling has not been
hitting like he did several weeks ago
and that he has dropped several
thrown balls at third when the error
proved costly. 1t is only fair to
Hensling to say that there Is the best
reason in the world for his batting
slump and for his errors. In the last
series at home before the present
one, Hensling, while at bat in one OF
the games, was struck on the RICH.
hand by pitched ball. The blow
came with terrific force and had the
blow hit the back of his hand instead
of the side it would no doubt have
broken several bones. AS it was his
hand is still so badly bruised that it
hurts him to use it and it is impossible
for him to grip his bat. Whiteys
style OF batting is to choke his bat.
grip it tightly, and chop at the balls
With his hand injured, 1t is impos-
sible for him to grip the bat, SO he
holds it loosely and swings at the
balls. In swinging at them, he occa-
sionally strikes at bad one, some
thing he hardly ever does under or
binary circumstances. The bad hand
also effects his play at third, al
though, as everybody knows, Whitley
has always made many errors. Hens
1ing's hand is getting better now and
he hopes to get back to his old style
of hitting soon.
Genins received a vicious panning
from the fans in both games yeste1-
day. He certainly made up for 1t,
though, when he sent Tommy Giffin
to the bench in the first round Of the
second game. To the fact that he
canned Giffn easily, can be attributed
the loss of the game. The errors
made by Whitaker in right field and
by Mccullough at second were the
most costly of any. With the boys
getting to Wilkus the way they did.
toward the end of the game. it would
have been an easy win with Giffin
at his regular position.
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Clinton Here for Series Wednesday

Totals ........32 2 "a IL 0
xBatted for Drohan in the ninth.
Score by innings:
Keokuk o 0 o O 8 o o Ks
Galesburg % o 2 0 0 0 0 o.
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Who're They Play.

Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
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Games Today.
Galesburg at Keokuk.
Muscatine at Burlington.
Waterloo at Clinton.
Marshalltown at Cedar Rapids.
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rem nHb bate fi6 4orsTen bon folhen
gsben ldien -, fDobl gar ni6t rebt nn9s
gegangsn mar, fat beFsn aber fi9 febr
eingsbeHb nm bic aHseIsgenbeiten bes
@rafen eetiimmtrt bate.
9a Der @rdf Ti5 burd iein Iie6euspars
otges 8ene6msn unb Isutfeliaes WeItn
I9neq bic 2iebe alsr erpor6en bate, nit
nenen er betannt geporben mar, audi an.
bic Qugeifsqtsn beg Gaihuies iiets reihs.
Ii4e 9rintgelber bs3dblt bate, mas ia.
aud bic 3uneigune bisier Qsute 81 fDeiten'
pfls9t, mar mar isst ui9t ohne 8%eToranis.
I'M Jpn, 5umal ebeH niemdnb bieiem 5erru.
8oulungr 9utss 5%utrauts, Der aud fofort,.
pie MAJ tpifsn ponte, bon benz @rafen'
NIT einistm BliBtrausn bstra9tet norbeu.
lei.
Ian 1T in foIfeu GdGm in 8otfss
treiieR nit 8erbd6tigungfH MIR ansuI
lei6t Bel Der 5anb, unb ba ben 8eb6rben.
bus geridpiHosH bes grafsn Gaintsgat6
esmeloet psrben muBts, pdrb Iofort bins.
8ugefigt oab Der 9srbd6t nabslieot, nit.
leinem unsrtIdrIiheH 8erfantnbeH Fte6e.
bic pIOBIibe 4brsiie bes Germ goulanaI
ger In %9srbinbuna uub nieaeift lieae Gar
Elm 9srbrehen 0 isiteH bieiss Dor.
90 purOs oenn nod beibsn eeforfdt.
unb BET 3uFaa pplte d, bag Der Raul
mann 8oulanger Iebr bolb in paris era
mittelt purbe, unh 5fpar unter umTtdn=
ben, biz ihn iehr fart Oerbd9tiqten. T1anI
fanb Bel ibm cine sr0bere Gumme Gebes
Dor, Elm padr tauIenb Grdnrs, uber berenI
9srtuuft II feline MugabeH su MAIDEN
nnbte uHb md6en nDlie. Sn ieHem @aits|
bdils aber mar er mebr ols bgi9eiben aufs
gstrttsn, niht tDte elmer, Der Saufen0e IN
feiner 9oI9e hattie. CT muBte biefss @eIbI
ALTO sra tRrs Dor fesHtr qbrsi5e alToI
eur4 8eraubune bts 8raFeH, ME man
on5unsbmen geneigt mar erbulieH
buben, bu and 5t2ifaeH islnet Mbreife unbI
ieine Gsftndhme cine gu tur5e 3sit Iuq,
nm iolde Gumme duf sbrIi9s @sife su|
erptrben.
Dd3u bsripidsIie er F9 in monherIsiI
MiOsrIprHde Set ben nit i1m anaeitnten
@trb0rsH. 81 er3dbIte, bab er in BEN
Engs. ba er fh ina Ganhaus feae5eu|
bats, ben Grafen unisrpseS nod Frij9|