The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-09

down the first three Brooklyn badters
: decentralization up. Ball one
Ball two. Strike one, called. jamie
, son lined to Galore. 1t was terrific
smash.
Wamby up. Strike one, called
Ball one. Ball two. Ball three. Strike
two, called. Ball four. Wamby walk
, ed, and the crowd came up with a
roar.
Speaker UP. Ball one Ball two
Foul, strike one. Foul, strike two
Speaker singled to center. sending
I Wamby to second. 1t was hard drive
across the second bag.
E Smith up. Ball one. Strike one
called E. Smith singled to center
scoring Wamby and sending Speaker
to third. Smith went TO second when
Myers threw to third nan effort to
catch Speaker.
Gardner up. Gardner flied to Ny
ers and Speaker scored after the
catch. That is two runs.
! W. Johnston UP. Strike one, call
! ed Strike two, swung. W. Johnston
famed.
| Two runs. two hits, no errors.
! The Indians had the big first in
ming and hit the ball vociferously.
Galore had lots of smoke, but his
curves did not seem to be breaking.
Mammaux went TO the bull pen to
warm up.
Second Inning.
Brooklyn-Wheat up. Strike one,
called. Wheat flied to Jameson. II
was an easy chance.
CSr;G lad
strike two Myers flied TO E. Smith,
i Honey up. Koncy out, Wamby to
| W Johnston.
No runs, no hits, no errors
Coyeleskie worked like machine.
His splitter was breaking wickedly
and his control was perfect.
Cleveland-Sewell up. Ball one.
Ball two Strike one, called Sewell
singled TO right off the right field
wall. Griffith played the ball beau
tifuliv and cut off an apparent
O'NeiIl up O'Neill hit through
Johnston, sending Sewell to second
ONeill was credited with single.
Mammaux now pitching for
Brooklyn
The stands were in an uproar OF
glee.
Coveleskie up. Strike one, called.
Foul, strike two. He attempted TO
bunt. Covey famed. The last one
was called
Jameson up. Ball one Foul,
strike one. Jameson lined to Myers
who doubled SeveIl off second, Myers
70 Olson to Kilduf.
Myers catch was a beauty and
made z spectacular throw while run
ming at full tilt.
Olson scooped the ball and tossei
to Kilduf.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Third Inning.
BrookIyn-Kilduff up. Foul, strike
one Foul strike two. Famed, swing.
ing widely at the last one.
Miller up. Foul, strike one. Ball
one Strike two. swung Miller ou',
Convey to ". Johnston, on a pretty
fielding play by the pitcher.
Mammaux up. Strike one, called.
Strike two. called. Ball one. Nam
maux famed.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
CoveIeskie was pitching magniti- !
stantly.
Kilduff. Miller and Mammaux were (;
helpless before him.
Cleveland-Wamby up Wamby sin I!
gled to right, dropping a looping fly |
back Of the infield.
Speaker UP. Strike one, called. |
Foul, strike two. Marquard went !
out to warm up. Foul Speaker .
singled TO center. sending Wamby to I
third. Speaker took second when !
Myers threw to third trying to head (
off Wamby :
Marquard now pitching for Brook. |
Ign Burns batting for E Smith. !
Burns up Ball one Ball two. Ball ,
three. Strike one Burns singled to .
left, scoring Wamby and Speaker, :
and went to second when Wheat fun
bled the drive. An error for Wheat
Gardner up. Strike one, called. +
Strike two. called. Ball one. Gardner
famed. The last one was called
Wood batting for w Johnston.
Wood up. Strike one, called. Ball .
one. Ball two Wood flied to Myers
Sewen up. Strike one, called
Sewell singled to Honey, who was
unable to get to first in time with
his roller. Burns went to third on
! the play
O'Neill up. Ball one Ball two Ball
! three. Ball four. O'Neill walked pur.
posely, filling the bases.
Coveleskie up Strike one. calles /
Covey forced O'Neill on roller n /,
Kilduff, who touched second.
Two runs, four hits, one error
The Indians went on a batftng
spree in the third inning and nonndaS
the offerings OF Mammaux and NJ
guard all over the lot