Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14
RICHARDS MEN TAKE THiR.
TENTH STRAIGHT GAME
KEokUk HAS LOST.
GAME Is PLAYED TO
EMPTY GRAND STAND
Even Then Some Of tho Very Few
Spectators Protest When Umpire
Boswell Calls Jude Out Whom Fans
Declare Him Safe - Ansons Split
Scores and Indians Bunch Theirs.
Special to Times-Republican.


Keokuk, Aug. IA little bunch OF
runs off Riley, few more off Welsh
and the Ansons took the thirteenth
straight game Keokuk has lost within
the last two weeks. The score was
to 5. The loss of this game was not
wholly due to the two pitchers. The
eight men behind them gave them
ragged support and fell down in the
! pinches where they might have
brought across few more runs.
Riley was Sweets mound choice for
the day. with Marshall doing the re-
ceiving. Sweet worked on first, again
sending Tommy" Giffin to right field.
Altho Riley was lacking in control, his
work might have been far worse. With
better support three Of the five runs
made off him in five innings could have
been cut off. Welsh, who finished the
game, was responsible for one Of the
two runs made during his administra-
ton.
Maui Steady Until Fifth.
Maui held the tribe safe until the
fifth inning. Three hits, a walk, and
three errors were made up into four
runs by the tribe. Dali lead the ses-
sion away with a stroll. MCGEE sim
gled, as did Sweet, the latter scoring
DAHL Wetzel was safe when Burgwald
muffed his roller and broth Sweet and
MCGEE came home. Sweet suffered
Riley 10 strike out for himself. altho
he removed him from the game at the
opening of the next round. Hensling
singled, reaching third when Jude al
lowed the ball to bounce thru him, and
Wetzel scored. Addington Whitfield and
Griffin rolled out.
The other run was made in the next
inning. when Marshall started off with
triple that lit near the right field
foul line and rolled toward the fence.
He scored on McGee's infield out to
short The run tied up the score for
while. The Ansons took the lead in
the next two innings and the tribe tried
to come back but without success.
They worked two men on in the ninth
and Mccullough was rushed in to bat
for Welsh. but failed.
Anson's Scores in Five Inninoe.
The visitors scored in five different
innings. Their first run, made in the
third, was counted without a hit.
Riley walked two, one runner reaching
third on an inf1eld out A double steal
from first and third was worked sue
cessfully, Arlington muffing the ball
at the critical moment. Three more
were added in the next period. Seibert
beat out bunt. Andreen hit to Riley.
who failed to get Seibert at zsecond.
Maui and Jude singled, Giffen allowing.
Jude's hit to go thru him for two
bases and both Andreen and Maui
scored.
The Ansons scored again in the fifth.
BurgWald doubled. Welsh succeeded
Riley. Richards sacrificed, and Burg
valid scored when MCGEE made a wild
peg to first after fielding seibert's
grounder. In the seventh Richards was
hit by pitched ball, stole second, and
scored on a single by Delaney. The last
run was made in the eighth. Maui
singled again and scored when Griffin
let clean single by Jude go thru
him for three sacks. Jude came home
on an infield hit by Harvey He looked
to. be safe by a mile, and not few of
the very few onlokers from the stands
protested when Boswell called the little
Indian out. The attendance was about
seven, by actual count. The score:
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