Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-13

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Bloomington at Terre Haute
The game at the Twelfth street
park yesterday was one of the old
fashioned kind-plenty of slugging
Milton was in the box for Rock Island
and was touched up to the tune of Is
hits, but the Shamrocks were also
there with the goods, for they not
only batted Dalquist out of the box,
but landed on Ashton, whom they
could hardly touch before. The Rock
islanders played good hard uphill
game and clearly showed that they
have shaken off the habit of quitting
when their opponents have secured
lead.
After Cedar Rapids had batted in
their seven runs the Shamrocks didn't
give up as of yore, but instead ham,
mered faithfully away. Schrader, the
new man at short, didn't have q
chance to show what he was worth,
but seems to be all right. Arthur
played great game in right,
gathering in seven flies, and some of
them were hard chances, too.
Smiths umpiriDg was probably the
poorest seen on the Rock Island
grounds this season. While Cedar
Rapids was victorious through
fortunate stick work and bet
ter base running. nevertheless
Smiths decisions went far in
disheartening the local aggre-
CATION He was particularly severe
on Milton, sending to base at least
two men who should have registered
in the strike out column. To put the
finishing touch on his record, when
the score was tied in the ninth. Smith
called Ashton safe at third, placing
him where he was sure of home when
Kennedy laced out his sacker. Ash
ton was undou btedly out for leaving
second and running on the fly
ball that Hoy caught, at least so
many in the bleachers thought he was
that after the game they pursued
Smith of the grounds hoOting and
jeeriDg him.
Locals Start with a Rush.
In the first inning for Cedar Rap.
ids, Dalquist got his base. Berte
sacrificed, Kennedy flew out, Nor
com saftied and was put out q mo
Rock Island started with a rush
O'Brien was out short to first. Owens
saftied, stole second and went TO third
on Weaver's wild throw. Hoy singled.
scoring Owens, Rebsamen singled to
right, Hoy going to third. Tate
knocked high, scoring Hoy. Mulla-
ney hit and Schrader popped up.
In the second, Cedar Rapids was
BANKED. For Rock Island, Arthur
singled. took second on McFarlaud's
error, Milton sacrificed him to third,
O'Brien singled to right, scoring
Arthur. Ovens and Hoy went out.
In the third, neither side scored.
In the fourth for Rock Island. Arthur
walked, Milton hit one too hot for
Hill to handle, Arthur going to
third. O'Brien flew out, Arthur scor-
ing and Milton being doubled at first |
Owens was safe on Prices muff, but
Hoy flew out.
Visitors Take n Turn at Smuggling.
In the fifth Cedar Rapids got in |
series of long drives and won the |
game. Mcfarland famed out, Dali
quist walked, Berte landed on one of !,
Millions shoots for a 3-bagger, scor-
ing Dalquist. Kennedy duplicated
Berte's feat and Berte came in. Nor
cum knocked over Ovens head, scor-
ing Berte. Closson hit to short and
Norcom came trotting home. Price
hit safely. scoring Closson. Hill
kept up the good work and knocked
4 beautiful 2-bsgger, scoring Price. /
Hill stole third. Weaver knocked to
who muffed. Hill scoring.
Then Mcfarland flew and Weaver was
put out at third. Dalquist walked.
Berte knocked one to third too hot to
handle, Mcfarland taking third.
Kennedy few to Arthur. Total, seven
runs. Cedar Rapids secured another
n the sixth on hits by Closson and
Price.
Rock Island landed three in the :
Iixth. O'Brien walked, Owens hit
afe. Hoy singled, scoring O'Brien.
iebsamen hit safe. Tate hit Dali
Iuist with hot one and was put out.
dullaney hit, scoring Hoy and Reb-
amen.
In the seventh Cedar Rapids got
me on hits by Berte and Kennedy.
Rock Island also came to the 1
cratch with one. After Arthur went
nut Milton CHASED and O'Brien {
ingled, scoring Milton.
Agony Nearly over. ii
Cedar Rapids was goose-egged in !
he eighth. In this inning Rock '
STAND started to land on Ashton, who {
vas put in in the seventh. After
ate was out Mullaney singled, '
chrader reached first on an error
y Hill, Arthur hit to short and was /