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

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Speaker fielded his drive NIGEL
crowd was on its feet bowling for
rally.
Wheat up. Flied to Evans VIII
/, collided with Speaker in making tn
catch but hung onto the ball n,
limped back to his place In left fiel,
while O'Neill, Wamby and Coveles
kie consulted around the rubber.
Myers up. Ball one. Myers flee
ito Wood
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Brooklyn had its first real chance
in this inning but Wheat and Myers
failed to come through in the pinch
Coveleskie worked steadily with men
on bases and did not seem to mind
them.
! Fifth Inning.
| Cleveland-Dvans up. Evans flied
Ito Wheat on the first pitched ball.
Wamby up. Strike one, called. Ball
one. Bail two. Foul. strike two.
Wamby famed, swinging weakly at a
slow one.
| Speaker up. Ball one Strike one,
swung. Strike two. Speaker lost his
bat in attempting swinging bunt and
Johnston carried it back to him.
! Speaker fouled. Speaker flied to Crit
nth who made a sensational one hand
ed catch, leaping high against right
field wall and coming down with the
ball.
No runs, no hits, no errors
Grifhth's play was the first big field
ing feature of the game and the crowd
gave him applause.
Brooklyn-Koney UP. Strike one,
called. Honey flied to Speaker. It
was a long high one and Iris had
plenty OF time to set himself.
Kilduff up. Strike one, called. Kill
duff popped to Wood in short right.
Kruger up. Ball one. Kruger out,
Gardner to Burns.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Coveleskie continued to pitch in
mastery style. For the first time
he failed to use his splitter in this in
ming and was mixing fast one with
a big jump on 1t with change of
pace that was very effective.
Sixth Inning.
Cleveland-Burns up. Strike one,
The ball hit Burns bat, though he
didn't swing. Burns famed, swing
ing hard at the last one, which he
missed more than foot.
Gardner up. Gardner flied to
Wheat t'@
Wood up. Bah one Ball two
Foul, strike one. Strike two swung.
Wood famed, swinging wildly at the
last one.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
Marquard worked like clock in
the sixth. His curve broke sharply
and he mixed an effective slow one
with it.
Woods last two offerings were very
feeble
Brooklyn-Lamar batting for Mar
guard.
Lamar up. Ball one. Strike one,
swung. Strike two, swung Lamar !
lined to Sewel1, who made jumping
one handed catch. /
Olson up. Olson singled to center. +
Johnston up. He is, out, Coveles- /
kie to Burns, Olson taking second 1t ;
was a sacrifice.
Griffith up. Griff out, Coveleskie
to Burns. ,
No hits, one hit, no errors.
Mammaux relieved Marquard in {;
the box at the start Of the seventh. ;.
Mammaux now pitching for Brook. !
Ign. i
SewelPs catch of Lamar's drive
was a pretty piece Of work and he
got great hand.
Seventh Inning. 4
Cleveland-Sewell up. Ball one.
Ball two. Strike one called. Strike
two called Ball three. Sewell
tanned. He swung hard at curve I,
for the last one.
O'Neill up. Ball one O'Neill
asked to see the ball, but apparently
was satisfied and threw it back.
Strike one swung Foul, strike two T..
Foul He famed. He almost swung
himself off his feet on the last one. I
Cove1eskie UP. Ball one Strike
,ne called. Foul, strike two. Ball I
:wo. He famed.
No runs, no hits, no errors. +
Mammaux in his first worlds
series apparently struck out the first t
hree batters to face him. His speed /
vas bewildering and he showed d
asst breaking curve, at which the
indians swung Viciously. n
Brooklyn-Wheat UP. Strike one \
allied. Strike two called Foul. q
Wheat doubled to right center. send .
ng a crashing drive against the .
ence. It was the lucky seventh and Y
he crowd came to it's feet with l.
tremendous roar.
Myers up. Strike one called. Myers Il
ut, Seweil to Burns, on a pretty Il
lay. Wheat took third.