Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-10

Score by innings:
Rock Island. % o 4 O0110 &c
Rockford .....2 o o % o o 10
Summary: Two-base hits-Tate,
Arthur, Pattison. Thiery. Three-base
hit - Hughes. Home run - Tate.
Bases stolen-Rebsamen. Ferris (2).
Bases on balls-off Milton 8. off
Thiery 1. Struck out-Milton z,
Arthur 1. Time of game-1:30. Um-
pire-Smith.
At Davenport.
The locals pulled the game out of
the fire by batting rally in the ninth
inning. and made it three straight
from the league leaders. When Will
kinson batted in three runs after two
men were out the crowd broke into
the field and carried him OF on their
shoulders. The visitors batted Car
riveau out of the box In the fifth in
ming, but could not hit Stauffers.
The score:
Davenport 80 o O. l o IS
Cedar Rapids. % 90 4 900 o.
Batteries -StaufTers and Evers. Stef-
FAM aud Weaver. Hits-Davenport
II. Cedar Rapids 8 Errors-Daven-
port 8, Cedar Rapids 2.
At Evansville.
Evansville lost in a game full of
dumb plays and errors. Terre Haute
excelled in forgetting the game, but
bunch of errors made them The vic
tors. Both pitchers did good work.
Swain having slightly the best of it.
Score:
Evansville. 20 0O01 10 o.
Terre Haute. % 90 2 o o 3 y 1-6
Batteries-Polchow and Roth
Swain and Starnagle. Hits-EVans-
vile 4, Terre Haute 3. Errors
Evansville 3, Terre Haute 2.
At bloomington.
Bloomington shut Decatur out by
the score Of 10 to 0. The feature of
the game was the terrific smuggling of
the home team, Connors making two
home runs and two singles, and Nc
Greevy a double and three singles.
Decatur's third baSeman, Noonan,
was on the sick list and the visitors
team was in a crippled condition
Score:
Bloomington. 2 ? l o 3 3 0 +-16I
Decatur -. % % 600 90 O0 O. o.
Batteries-McGreevy and Belt,
Bruce aud Rollins. Hits-Bloom-
ington 20, Decatur 4. Ecrors-I
Bloomington 3. Decatur 1.
Notes of the Diamond.
Milton, with the exception Of one
or two other members of the team.
played the whole game for Rock
Island. His work at critical stages
was beautiful, especially in one in
ming, when he struck OUT three men
when it seemed as though the locals
were about to go ballooning.
Rebsamen, the new arrival, appears
to be about what Manager Sage has
been looking for. He played a clean
game in right aud found the ball
every time he came to bat, even If he
did not always hit safe
Cedar Rapids for three days.
Umpire Smith was a triile off on
decisions. Rock Island getting the
worst of it.
Tuesdays and Fridays are ladies'
days
Artbur's pills administered at Sec
ond are as fatal as the electric chair.
Cedar Rapids came to town last
Decatur has signed Outfielder Lohr.
released by Rockford.
Thomas has been released by the
Evansville team. His wing was in
bad shape aud It was decided to hold
him no longer.
The report that Hughes was fined
for talking back to the umpire is in
dignantly denied by President Mum
ger.
Bobby Rothermel hopes to be able |
to play tomorrow.
Treichler, the new pitcher, worked |
out yesterday. 1t is likely he will be
put in against Cedar Rapids.
There WAS another acquisition to
the Rock Island team today.
Conwell. the infielder, who accepted
terms, now writes Manager Sage that
he has been given raise in salary at
Lsugdon. S. ID. and cannot come.
Win or lose, Rock Island always has
a glad hand for Belden Hill. He is a
favorite, and has been since the days
when ne covered third for the cham
pion local team away back in those
other days. He is q gentlemanly
player and a credit to the diamond.
In the earlier part of the season the
baseball patrons were complaining
against wild pitchers. Now because
10 hits were made off Jarvis these
same people are calling for his re
lease. For The ARGUS part. it would
rather sec pitcher allow seven hits
than give four men bases on balls.
Jarvis is not so worse at that.
The Seventh Ward Stars wish it
known that they stand ready to meet
any baseball team in this neck of the
woods whose members average II
years.
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