The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07

He flied 10 Griffith. He took the Dali
without moving out Of his tracks.
I Wood up. Ball one. Foul, strike
! one Strike two, called. Wood lined
to Griffith, who made a sensational
running catch of his shoe tops. close
to the right field foul line.
I Sewell up. Strike one, called. Ball
one Foul, strike two. Foul Ball
two. Sewell out, Honey to Smith,
who covered first
4 No runs no hits, no errors.
The Indians were fighting hard and
I Gardner and Wood hit Smith for ire
mendous clouts. but Grifith's sensa-
tional work kept the bases clear.
two. Strike one, called. Ball three.
Strike two, called It was high and
Miller disapproved Miller walked.
I Smith up. Smith popped to Mails,
who doubled Miller OF first
/ Olson up He singled to center on
the first pitched bali.
/ ]. Johnston up. Ball one. Olson
out stealing, O'NeiTl to Wamby-
/ No runs, one hit, no errors.
Third Inning.
/ Cleveiand-O'Neill up. Strike one.
Strike two, called Bali one. O'Neill
out, Honey to Kildur 10 Smith who
lowered first Honey detected a
vicious drive on which Kildun made
/ a lightning pick up and throw to first
/ Mails up. Ball one. Ball two.
Mails flied to Myers IN deep center.
| Evans up. Strike one, called. Evans
out, Kflduf to Honey
/ No runs, no hits, no errors
/ KhdufTs play on O'Neili was
superb. He dived for the ball, scoop
ed and hurled it TO Smith inst as the
big pitcher galloped across the bag
halt a stride ahead of the sliding
IO-Neill
Brooklyn. Johnston up. Ball
one. Strike one, called. Strike two,
called. Ball two. J. Johnston out,
Wamby to Burns on a hard hit
grounder.
] Neis batting for Griffith
/ Neis up. Strike one, swung Ball
one. Neis out, Sewell to Burns
I Wheat up. Ball one Foul, strike
one. Wheat broke his bat and went
/ to the dugout for another club. Wheat
singled to center, sending a dinky
Texas leaguer just outside Sewelfs
reach.
! Myers up. Strike one, called Ball
! one. Ball two. Foul, strike two.
Myers popped to Sewell.
! No runs, one hit, no errors.
/ Fourth Inning.
! Cleveland-Neis playing right for
Brooklyn.
I Wamby up. Ball one. Strike one.
called. Wamby out, Olson to Honey.
Olson made a pretty play from deep
short and nipped the Indian by an
eye lash.
Speaker up. Ball one. Speaker
doubled to right and scored when
the ball went past Wheat to the
fence. Wheat was charged with an
error. This broke seventeen score
( less innings for the Indians.
I Burns up. Strike one, swung.
Strike two. swung. Ball one. Burns
out. ]. Johnston 10 Honey ON another
close play.
/ Gardner up. Ball one. Gardner
out, ]. Johnston TO Honey.
( One run, one hit. one error.
/, Speakers hit was the first off Smith.
II was a drive down the foul line
which Wheat let roll between his
heels.
; Brooklyn-Koney up. Foul. strike
one. Ball two. Strike two. Ball
three, Honey walked and ONei1
went out and patted Mails On the
back
Kildur I'D. He sacrificed, Mails to
Burns. sending Honey 10 second
Miller Up. Ball one. Miller flied
to Evans, and Honey was held al sec
ond.
i Smith I'D. Strike one. called.
c.-;t.o .--o c,lJad Tc,1l Pail nDe
Foul. Smith out, Burns, unassfsted.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Mails speed was terrific. He was
a trffle wild and had O'Nein hopping
about behind the plate.
. Fifth inning.
Cleveland-Wood up. Strike one,
called Ball one Ball two. Bail three.
Strike two. Wood famed. The third
strike was called.
Sewell up. Ball one. Ball two. Bail
three. Sewell walked.
O'Neill up Foul. strike one. O7Neill
singled to center, sending SewelI TO
second.
Mails up. Ball one. Strike one.
called. Strike two, called. Mails
forced O'Neill, Olson to Kilduff, and
was doubled at first by Kilduffg
throw to Honey.
No runs, one hit. no errors.
1t was a lightning play that ended
Cleveland's inning. Kilduff made 2
beautiful throw, which Honey took
on a pickup while stretched fiat on
his face
BrookIyn-OIson I'D. Ball one. Ball
two. Strike one, called. Olson flied