Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-07

Moriarity, 3D.. -. 2 i
Carriveau, IF ...0 o D 1
Davis, ss.......... 1 1
Totals $50. -. 9 10 q Is /
Davenport % @ 90 90 2 p 4
Rock Island. 8 OIO2 - o
Two base hits-Tate, Weihrauch;
three base hits-ZiDk; home run
Hoy; bases stolen-Hopkins, link.
Smith, (3), Evers, Hill, Davis,
Moriarity. Mil; double plays
HUI Middleton. link, Hughes link /;
bases on balls Weihrauch 5.
Kranz 8; hit by pitcher
Egers; struck out by Weihrauch 2.
Kranz 6; passed balls-Tate, Evers
(2); time of game-1:35i umpire
Abbott.
Notes of the Diamond.
Kranz STOCK advanced several
points last night.
That's more like it.
After Monday and Tuesdays games
the Davenport team rode up Second
avenue in their hack and made more
noise about the game than q college
football crowd Last evening the
red birds went home via the back
streets
As between Rock Island and Dav-
export, il is now q standon Rock
Island won two out of three in Daven-
portland should have had three.
and Davenport was presented with
two out of three in RICK lsland-but
did not earn any.
IL was more like a bal game-but
still there was room for improve
ment.
And still we did not have the
strength of a team with every man
playing in his proper position. Tate
was obliged to act a. catcher.
Hoy promises to play third / ri- ht
AS we'll as Young did anyway
And Davenport sh uld not have a
score at that.
The Rock Island club plays with
Davenport as il constantly impressed
with the fact that to win would
Dust" the league. Two games were
lost this week through such tactics
Brown. the Terre Hsu'e tWirlert
who is to pitch Sunday. formerly
lived in Moline.
Davenport had men on bases in sev-
eral innings. When it looked as
though the visitors were about 20
score, your Uncle Olof would strike
out few. And he did it without a
grunt.
Bid Young. released by Rock Island,
left last night for his home in Penn
sylvania, having refused an offer of
the Davenport management to play
with that team. This Is what Bid
says. He admitted he had not been
playing his old time game and did not
blame the local association for letting
him 90. He said he tried hard to
make a showing. but he could not get
himself in shape.
Davenport has signed Victor King,
a shortstop. whose home is in Allie
gheny, Pa. He is q brother of the
shortstop of the st. Louis team.
The Terre Haute team is stopping
at the Rock Island house.
Big Miller. the pitcher who went
home to Cincinnati q week ago, is
understood to have committed matri-
mony and now feels that he is able to
play ball. Secretary Eddy wired him
transportation today and he is ex-
d cted here some time tomorrow.
Stanley Arthur, the new catcher,
arrived from Colorado Springs l.
blRnL, duu viii uc put III Iuo ShiHS W
day with the new pitcher. Milton.
Hereafter week day games will be |
called at 3:45 instead of at $50, and |
Sunday games at 3 o'clock, as form
erJy. Ladies will bear in mind that |
they are admitted free Tuesdays and
Fridays.
The Game In General.
Chicago, June T.--League scores at
base ball yesterday were as follows:
at Pittsburg-Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg !;
at ST. Louis-Boston 3, ST. Louis a; at
Observation-Disclosures II. Chicago A;
at Cincinnati--Wet grounds.
American League: At Cleveland
Baltimore ., Cleveland 4.
Western Association: AT Indianap-
olis-Fort Wayne 10. indianapolis 4;
at Columbus-Toledo o. Columbus 3;
at Dayton-weather; at Louisville
Rain. =.