Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-31
LOST ONCE MORE.
to Bunch Hits Defeats Rock
Island.


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2oll Island lost yesterday after
n "a simply because it couldn't
uruch its hits. In the field and at
le bat Rock Island d.i excellent
work. A crowd-fully two thousand
in number-tried to help the bows
win the game by lending all the IN
cour. cement possible, but it didn't
go.
For the first three innings neither
club could make one with piece of
chalk, but IN the fourth Bell Hill
came up to the pan and picked out a
nice one, bat failed to push it past
.1cHackin, and in consequence was
lar wn out at first. Zeis got hit in
ght field, Corners hit in center,
and doc" Sage got a bling in the
>'ats fit to put a man asleep. With
h-ee men on bases, Paddy Lynch
catered ore to BOYLE and he threw
He : out At home. About this stage
ii the game young man named
luE0 Schicker, who halls from
Janesv;I!e, y is., and who passes up
Il" naky snakes for Rock Island.
aushed The pork skin away cut
= lett field Tor hit. and
lanes Dionysins Connors and
pc Sage came home with
ock Islands first scores. Danny
sweeney ended the inning by flying
out to Moran. For Omaha, Mcvey
lew out in left field, Boyle, a super
stitious young Omahaian, hit to
Ly- ca AMI was promptly put Out ut
i st. Rourke got base on balls,
AID y lillian Tenn NJ ran, Omaha's
crack hachstop. cane t. the oyster
and pushed the sphere in right field
for 8 base. In the meantime Mr..
r. ui'kc was scudding for third Don
PedIos de Omaha. a young man who
plays lett field Ike one who
knows his business. came up and
pushed a hot one down to Delldie
Hui, which ne really should have
gotten. but hill made ore OF those
With enthusiasm ut boiling heat.
the young Mr.. Boyle, with aaxen
hG.r and dreamy. blue eyes cautered
up to the rubber aud watched four
o-d balls 60 past ham. McMackin
got hit in left field, and Moran
came home like a Kansas cyclone
Not SO with the Don, for Joe Katz
not only bears wide awake
cognomen, but is wide awake
too, and he slammed the ball in from
left and killed of the nobility at
home. Rock Island failed to score
in the fifth, bat Omaha got two in its
bali on Seery's base GA balls. Fears
single. Hourkc's hit by pitcher aud
Moran's single. Rock Island scored
one in the sixth on Lynch's hit.
Schicker's sacrifice, Boyle's error of
Can't Ions hit, Katz' base on balls
and Moran's passed ball. Omaha
scored two in its half, as usual.
Boyle was given base on balls. Me
Machin sacrificed down the first base
line, and Secrecy put the ball out IN
the right orchard, and Bowie, the
superstiiious, came home. Seery
committed larceny by stealing sec
oud, and John James Eunvan
punched the sphere in left for sim
ge. thereby bringing Seery home.
In the seventh, lei iew out to Mum
yaD, Connots slammed one at Rourke.
who made bad attempt to get II.
ana male an error which gave the
'.AiIn life. Sace rot 4
base on ba' ;. AMI up to
the plate treod so;Sv 4 Young
gent who OF lale Das been making
qaite a reputation as hitter. His
name is Patrick Henry Lynch, and
IA swung his cub and met the ball
square, ana away it went like
hao7J little girl skipping rope. and
before 1t stopped Paddy had landed
on the second sack. In the mean
time Connors and Sage had been run
ming home. Connors scored all right.
and Sage was climbing over third
base in great shape wren Rod. hu
gave him the shoulder" and stopped
him, but the eagle eye of Jack Haskell
was on the luckless Rourke, and he
allowed Sage TO score. There was an
awful chewing match, and at last the
storm was calme |. Schicker fouled
out TO Moran. Sweeney hit to Nc
Mackin and pushed Lynch to third.
and he himself landed safely at first
Lynch attempted SO score, but was
caught between third and home.
This ended Rock Islands score-get-
ting for the game. but Omaha scored
one in its half.
The score is appended: