The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-05

Umpire KLEIN called play BALI a
2:02 p. NJ
, First Inning.
Cleyeland-Evans up. Ball l. /
was high and inside. Strike one, call
ed Foul strike two. Evans out Oh
son to Konetchy, on hard hit ground
er which Oidson fielded pretty.
! Wamby up Foul, strike one
Wamby hunted on the third base line
! 1t was a beautiful attempt but John
ston waited and let it roll foul. Foul
strike two. Wamby lined to Wheat n
deep left. 1t was vicious clout and
Wheat made pretty running catch.
Speaker up. Strike one Ball one
Foul, strike two. Speaker famed
The third strike was called.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
! MaTQuard worked beautiful first
inning. He was showing fast break
| ing curve that obviously had Evans
and the smuggling Speaker puzzled. The
last strike on Speaker broke clearly
across the plate.
Brooklyn-Olson up. Olson flied to
Wood on the first pitched ball. It was
a dinky pop up.
JOAuSlSt1 up. OIIlhc Ou6, CdlleO.
Strike two. Johnston swung so hard
he threw his bat away. 1t was re-
trieved by Gardner. Johnston famed,
swinging hard at the last one.
Griffith up. Griffith out, Sewell to
Burns. Burns making a pretty catch
of wide throw.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Coveleskie also pitched beautifully
in the opening round He worked
cody and slowly, mixing curve ball
with fast one.
Second Inning.
C1eveland-Burns up. Burns pop
Pc in front of Honey for single and
Burns scored all the way from first
when Honey threw the ball over Sec
ond
Gardner up. Strike one, called.
Strike two. Ban one Strike two
swung. Ball two. Gardiner out, Olson
to Honey. 1t was snappy play.
Wood up. Ball one Ball two
Strike one, called Ball three Ball
four. Wood walked.
Sewell up. Strike one called Ball
one. Sewell singled to right, send
ing Wood to third It was a beautiful
drive over Second Baseman Kilduffs
head
O'Neill up Strike one called. Ball
one. Ball two. Strike two, called
O'Neill doubled to left, scoring Wood
and sending sewell to third
Coveleskie up. Strike one, swung.
Coveleskie out to Honey unassisted
and Sewell was trapped off third,
Honey to Kruger to Johnston.
Two runs, three hits one error.
The wind was responsible for
Cleveland's first tally, Honey mis- |
judging Burns pop fly and then
threw the ball away in an attempt to
catch him at second
Brooklyn-Wheat up. Ball one. |
Foul strike one. Wheat flied to
Speaker, who made a beautiful run :,
ming catch between center and left. !
It was typical Speaker play.
Myers up. Strike one called. Strike !
two called. Ball one. Myers flied to
Wood, who made nice catch against /
he right field wall
Honey up. Honey out, Sewell to
Burns
No runs, no hits, no error1
Coveieskie was just az good In the !
econd as in the first round He was
'reaking pretty curve and pitching
dolly and confidently.
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Third Inning.
observation-disclosures up. Ball one.
sall two. Ball three. Ball four. Evans
Talked on four pitched balls.
Wamby up. Wamby sacrificed, John
ton to Honey Evans took secand.
speaker up. Strike one. He swung
ard. Strike two, called. Ball one.
peaker flied to Wheat.
Burns up. Ball one Ball two.
'trike one. called. Burns lined to
ohnston and Evans was caught be-
ween second and third, Johnston to
Ilduf !,
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Marquard was very unsteady. He
itched slowly and carefully but had
luch trouble getting them over.
.oney and Olson chatted at him con- I
family to encourage him. !,
Brooklyn-Kilduff up. Strike one.
allied. Kilduff out, Sewell to Burns
n a hair line decision which caused ,
lie Brooklyn players to yell.
Kruger up. Ball one. Strike one,
allied. Ball two. Strike two, called. ,
all three. Kruger out, Gardner to
urns on an easy roller down the third /
ase line. &
Marquard UP. Strike one, swung. t
arquard out, Gardner to Burns. t
No runs, no hits, no errors.
The Rube tried to cross the Cleve- c
nd infield by laying down a bunt. T
It did not succeed. Coveleskie's
bitter was working perfectly and Q
, had Brooklyn at his mercy.