The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12

Johnston up. Bah one. Ball two
Bail three. Strike one, called. Strike
two, swung. Johnston walked.
Sewell up. Strike one, called. Bal
one. Foul, strike two. Mitchell went
out to warm up for Brooklyn. Foul
Ball two. Sewell lined to Griffith who
made pretty running catch near the
foul line. Gardner was held at sec.
ond and w. Johnston at first.
O'Neill up. Strike one, swung. Foul,
strike two Foul ONeill out, Kill
duff to Honey.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Grimes was in a tight place in the
second as result Of Sheehan's
error Griffith saved him by a fine
catch off Sewell. He then pitched
himself out by forcing O'Neill to
smash directly to Kilduff after he
had swung vainly at two spitters.
Third Inning.
Brooklyn-Miller up. Ball one.
Strike one, called Foul, strike two.
Ball two. Miller famed, letting the
last one go by. He protested the last
strike vigorously.
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Coveleskie.
Olson up Strike one, swung. Olson
swung SO hard he threw his bat to
third base. Strike two, called. Olson
safe at first and Grimes at second
when Sewell fumbled Olson's easy
roller. An error for SeweH.
Sheehan up. Sheehan's batted ball
hit Olson as he ran to second and
Olson was out.
Wamby recovered the ball to head
off Grimes who slid in safely. Grimes
was ordered back to second, how.
ever.
Griffith up. Strike one. Griffith
flied to Smith.
no runs, one hit, one error.
Cleveland Covey up. Covey
famed
Jameson up. Jameson lined to
Grimes. It was a very vicious smash.
Wamby up. Jamieson's drive hurt
Grimes hand and the Brooklyn in
field gathered around him. The
crowd cheered Grimes when he re-
turned to the box. Ball one. Ball
two. Strike one, called. Ball three.
Foul, strike two. Wamby beat out a
slow roller in front of Grimes.
Speaker up. Strike one, called.
Wheat dropped Speakers long foul
after long hard run. He was given
no error on the play. Foul, strike
two Ball one. Speaker out, .-ilduff
to Honey.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Speaker smashed a vicious clout
that bounded up and struck Kilduff IN
the chest. Pete juggled the ball but
recovered in time to throw Iris out
on a close decision.
Fourth Inning.
Brooklyn-Wheat up, Wheat
singled off the right field wall but
was out trying to stretch it into a
double, Elmer Smith to Wamby.
Myers up. Myers out, Gardner to
W. Johnston when Larry felded his
bunt beautifully.
Honey up. Ball one. Honey flied
to Jameson.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
1t was a pretty inning, all around
E. Smith played Wheat's smash of
the wall perfectly and retired lack
by beautiful throw. Gardner made a
fine play and nipped him at first by
inches.
Cleveland-Smith up. Out on 9
hard roller to Honey, who beat hin
to the bag.
Gardner up. Strike one, called
Ball one. Gardner singled past Xii
duff, who made a wonderful attempt
to spear high bounder with one
hand, but only knocked it down.
W. Johnston up. Ball one. W. John
ston singled to right, sending Gard
ner to third The crowd broke into
an uproar.
strike two. Sewell flied to Wheat IN
short left and both runners were held
on their bags.
O'Neill up. Grimes and Miller held
a long consultation at the plate
Strike one, called. Ball one. w
Johnston attempted delayed steal
of second. Miller threw to Grimes
who then threw past second base
Gardner scoring and W. Johnston go
ing to second Johnston was credit
ed with a stolen base and Grimes
charged with an error. Ball two
Ball three O'Neill flied to Griffith
One run, two hits, one error.
Grimes apparently made tactical
mistake when he decided to pitch to
O'NeiIl when he might have walked
him and brought Coveleskie to bat.
The breaks were all against the
Brooklyn pitcher.
Fifth Inning.
Brooklyn-Kilduff up. Strike one,
swung Ball one. Foul, strike two.
Ball two. Kilduff flied to Speaker
who made pretty running catch in
short center.