The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-06
Gig Straight Strikeouts for Eller in Early Part
OF Game, Makes Game Move Along
Rapidly.
RATHER sUBDUED BUNCH FANS PRESENT
Real Autumn Weather for Game Today Which
Was Played on Field Made Muddy by
Sundays Rain.
No runs; no hits, no errors.

Williams curve was breaking very
sharply. He worked the conerg re.
peatedly as he tried to do in the first
game.
Sox-Leiboid up Ball /. Ball 2,
Strike i, called. Foul, strike 2. Ball
3. Ball A. Leibold walked.
Lei5oId wait2d Filler out and the
crowd uncor1sd more enthusiasm
WHICH he went DOWN to first than ii mas
shown since the fatal fifth inning
SATURDAY.
T. Collins UP. Ball /. Ball 2. Eller
was wild and Daubert walked over to
the box to talk witt. him. Strike 1,
called E. Collins out, Kopf to Dau-
bert. I4eihold going to second. 1t was
a very close play and Collins protest
ed vigorously.
Weaver up Foul, strike i. Weaver
singled through the box, Leibold go
ing to third. Filler knocked the ball
down but could not field 1t in time.
l.lque went out to warm UP.
jackson UP. Strike /, swung. Foul,
was a towering fly on the third base
line.
Feisch ND. Strike /, swung. Felsch
flied to Duncan.
No runs; one hit; no errors.
Eller had a terrific first inning He
was very wild and only Nallin's de-
cision on Collins close play at first
kept him out of difficulties.
Collins looked safe from the
stands.
Second Inning.
Reds.-Duncan up. Strike I, swung.
Strike 2, called. Ball 1. Ball 2.
Strike 3. Duncan famed. He swung
so hard at the last one that he fell
on his back.
Kopf UP. Strike i, called. Ball 1.
Foul strike q Foul Kopf fouled
ont to Schalk who made a nice catch
near the stands.
Neale up. Strike /, swung. Ball
ii. Strike 2, swung Strike g. Neale
famed.
No runs; no hits. no errors.
Williams sharp curve was breaia
ing regularly across the corners. He
alte1nated with an effective slow
one. His two strike outs in this in
ming brought the fans 10 their feet
with a roar.
sox,-Gandil UP. Strike l, swung.
Ball /. Strike 2, swung. Foul. Ball
. Strike 8. He famed He swung
hard on all three attempts.
Risberg up. Ball l. Ball 2. Strike
Il, called. Ball 8 Strike 2, called.
Strike 3, Risberg famed. He stepped
back from the last one which curved
across the heart of the plate
Schals up. Strike 1, swung. Ball
ii. Foul. strike . Ball 2. Strike
ID Schalk famed
NO runs; no hits: no errors.
Eller gtruck out every man facing
him this inning. His shine ball was
breaking violently and the Sox bats.
men were helpless Gandih and
Schalk swung feehly for their last
attempts. while Rfsberg lodged third
strike that curved over the heart of
the pan.
Third Inning.
Reds.-Raritien up Strike /, swung.
Ball 1, Rariden out Gandil unassisted
Chick took his drive back of the
bag and easily beat him 10 the Sack
Ener up. Foul, strike L. Eller
popped to Weaver. who took the ball
in front of the box.
Rath up. Strike ] called. Ball l.
strike . SCALED. Rath fouled to Gan
dill
No runs; no hits; no errors.
Williams les his curve ball rest N
this inning and mixed fast one with
an under-hand floater. Rath popped
feehly on the latter kind OF an offer
ing for the third out.
Spx.-Williams IN. Ball 1. Ball 2
Strife / called Strike called. Strike
8. williams famed for Eiler's fourth
successive strike out.
I,eibold up. Strike i called, Foul
strike 2. Strike 8. Leibold famed
rive straight whiffs for the big tsed
hurler. The crowd gave him great
hand
r. Collins mn Ball ]. Ball 2. Ball 3
Strike called. Strike swung. Strike
8. swung. II. Collins famed.
No runs: no hits; no errors.
Ii was six straight strike outs for
Eller and the crowd rose with a
mighty cheer. Eller's speed was
dazzling ana his sinner WAS breathing
across the corners perfectly.
Fourth inning.
Reds.-Daubert UP. Foul, strike
/ Foul, strike 2. Filed to Felsch
who did not move out OF his tracks.
Groh up Strike J., called. Ball /.
Strike 2, called. Groh flied to Felsch
in short center 1t was high easy
chance.
Roush up. Strike 1, swung. Strike
q swung. Ball i. Foul Ball 2.
Roush safe ON Risberg's error OF his
grounder.
Duncan up. Ball i. Roush stole
second. Schalk dropped the ball and
the official scorers also charged him