The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09

led to right. scoring Duncan and send.
ing Kopf to third.
Eller up. lie got a big hand. Foul.
strike /. Ball /. Rariden stole sec.
lond. Ball 2. Eller flied to Felsch.
Four runs; five hits; no errors.
The Red batsmen turned loose q
terrific bombardment of base hits.
They were blistering everything that
Williams and James could offer. The
iSox began shouting from the dugout
when Leibo1d walked to the plate and
the crowd was behind the Sox with
tremendous cheers.
Sox-Leibold up. Leibold singled
sharply to left, 1T was a pretty drive
over Groh's head.
e. Collins up. Strike /, called. Ball
1. Ring went out to warm UP for the
e. Collins doubled to left, sending
Leibold to third. Roush's throw to
second almost caught Collins and the
Reds roared their protest. The crowd
was in a frenzy.
Weaver up. Ball /. Strike 1.
swung. Strike 2, swung. Strike 3.
called. Weaver famed. The last
strike was called and Buck shook his
head sadly.
Jackson up. Jackson popped to
|Kopf who made the catch behind third
base, close to the foul line.
Felsch up Foul, strike J.. He
lodged but the ball hit his bat. Strike
2. swung. Foul. Ball. /. Ball 2
Strike 8. Swung. Felsch famed.
No runs; two hits; no errors.
Eller pitched grandly after Liebold
and E. Collins had combed him for
solid hits. Nallins' decision on
Weaver's strike looked bad from the
stands. Both clubs jawed the UNI
pires throughout the inning.
Second Inning. Z 81
Reds-Rath up. Strike 1 called.
Strike 2 called. Ball /. Ball 2. Ball
3. Strike 8 called. Rath famed
The last strike was called and the
Red, second baseman chewed at Nal
lin for the decision.
Daubert up. Ball l.. Daubert flied
to jackson. 1t was an easy chance
Gandil went over to encourage
James. ;,
Groh up. Strike 1 called. Groh
demanded to see the ball and ooked
it over while the crowd booed. Nailln
returned 1t to James. Foul strike z.
Ball j. Ball 2. Ball 3. Groh singled
to Gandil, who threw to James, VINO
covered first, but was too late.
Roush up. Groh slid into first
base and hurt his leg. The Red play
ers gathered around him and the
game was delayed.
Groh returned to first base and
the crowd gave him warm applause
Roush up. Ball 1. Ball 2. Roush
doubled to left, scoring Groh, but
Roush was caught when he oyerran
second. Liebold to Schalk to Weaver
TO e. Collins.
One run; two hits; no errors.
sox-Gandil lined to Daubert.
Risberg up. Ball 1. Ball 2. Ball 3.
Strike one called. Ball 4. Risberg
walked.
schalk up. Ball /. Raridan drop
ped Schalk's easy pop foul Tor an
error and the crowd howled. Foul
strike /. Strike 2 called. Foul. Foul
Ball 2. Schalk singled to left, send
ing Risberg to second. The crowd
came to its feet with a wild yell.
James up. James fouled to Groh
back of third. ;,
Leibold up. Strike 1 swung. Bal
/. Foul strike .. Ball 2. Strike !
swung. Liebold famed.
No runs; one hit; one error.
The Sox were fighting desperately.
Filler rose to the occasion and again
worked in mastery fashion in the
ninch. He was mixing a sharp curve
with a fast one that had worlds OF
speed.
Third Inning.
Reds.-Duncan up. Strike /, swung.
Duncan out, Weaver to Gandll, on an
easy chance.
Kopf up. Strike /, called. Ball l.
Kopf out, Weaver to Gandil, Weaver
mailing a pretty play on a slow roller
that he captured in front OF Rlsberg'
Neale UP. Ball 1. Ball 2. Foul,
strike /. Ball 3. Strike 2, called.
Foul. 1t was a slow hit ball that
rolled out just efore it reached hrst
base. Foul. Ball A.. Neale walked
Rariden up. Strike 1, called. Strike
9, called. Ball l. Neate out stealing,
Schalk to E. Collins.
No runs; no hits; no errors.
James worked nicely IN this In
ming, showing a pretty curve that he
kept breaking close to the Red bats
men.
Sox.-The fans began to DOT loud
ly as e. Collins stepped to the plate.
E. Collins up. Ball /. Strike ],
called. Foul, strike z. Ball 2. e.
Collins lined to Duncan who made a
pretty running catch in left center.
Weaver UP. Ball /. Weaver popped
to Rath who made a pretty catch on
the grass after he had midjudged
the ball.
Jackson up. Ball l. Jackson
drove the ball into the right field
Llaaahars for the first nome run of