Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-12


Tate (2), Poor. Arthur, Hoy, Bad
ger; double play oy-Zink; bases on
bali. Milton L. Swain 4; hit by
pitcher Milton 1, Swain 3; struck
out Milton 4, Swain 3; wild pitches
Swain 2; time of game 1915;
umpire Abbott.
Notes of the Game.
Baseball continues to grow in popu-
larity with the ladies. The grand
stand was full of them yesterday.
Wonder what the druggists think
of Milton as comPounder of pills or
of Hughes as a manipulation of the
pestlc.
Yesterday was druggists day, the
Illinois Pharmaceutical association
Iexpediting its business in the after
noon and attending the game in a
body.
That running catch of Smiths was
beauty.
The straw hat and shirt waist APP
peared really seasonable yesterday for
the first time this year.
Rock Island is in n position to thor
oughly appreciate gooi work in the
box. as was evinced by the treatment
Milton was accorded yesterday.
Catcher Stanley Arthur has been
appointed field captain of the Rock
Island team.
Decatur is having a run of bad
luck. covering a period of the past
two weeks. A number of the players
have been hurt and n couple have
been sick. so that difficulty has been
found in filling out the team from
day to day with II men.
With the speed of Milton and the
coaching of Arthur Rock Island
ought to pick few off the top of the
percentage column.
Davy Seisler. released by Des
Moines, has been signed by Evans
Vile. He should be bracer for the
Easy Evas and with the other new
men help the team to win games.
The ball team of the University of
Illinois stopped at the Rock Island
house last night. They played at
Iowa City with the University of Iowa
yesterday, winning by score of to
in 10-inning game. They lett this
morning for Wisconsin to play Beloit
college.
The opinion again prevailed that
cisions on Millions pitching. Thers
really should not have been a base
given against him as his work was
clean and scientific from beginning To
end. On the other hand several Of
Rock Islands best hitters, got the
worst of it on balls and strikes.
At Davenport.
Weihrauch's fiue " ork in the box,
with good support, won the game.
Score:
Davenport. L 0 90 2 0 2 -
Terre HauLe % Q o o o o 80
Batteries-Weihrauc and Evers,
Hackett and Starnagle; hits-Daven-
port 10, Terre Ilaute 3; errPrs-Daven-
port 2. Terre Haute 5
At Rockford
Bloomington won in the 10th on q
base on balls, a sacrifice hit, and a
single The feature was the work OF
the pitchers. Score:
Bloomington. 2 90 0 o o 0 o Is
Rockford 49, 90 0 o 1 o 0 o o.
Batteries-Price and Thiery, Nc
Greevy and Belt; hits-Rockford 5,
Bloomington 8; errors Rockford 3,
Bloomington 2.
At Cedar Rapids.
1t took 10 innings to decide the
game. Cedar Rapids making the win
ming score after two men were out
Score:
Cedar Rapids 10000 5000 2-S
Evansville D.. L 90 0 900 0 o IL
Batteries - Ashton aud Weaver.
Bouldiu and Roth; hits-Cedar Rap
ids 2. Evansville z; errors-C Cedar
Rapids 2. Evansville 5.
The Game In General.
Chicago, June 12-FoIlowing are the
scores at base ball made yesterday by
League clubs: At Pittsburg-
York q, PittSburg game called at
the end of the fifth inDing-rainl; at
Standardization 3. Cincinnati p: at
St LouiS-Philadelphia 3, St Louis 1 /:
AT Chicago-Brooklyn q, Chicago =.
American League-At Washington
Chicago 1. Washington 2; at Boston
Milwaukee 4. Boston 8; Mt Baltimore
Cleveland s. Baltimore .; at Philadel-
pbia-Detroit 1, Philadelphia l.
Western Associations: At Dayton
Toledo 1. Dayton s: at indianapolis
Wheeling >. indianapolis IL; at Column
bus-Marion 4, Columbus q; Mt Louis
ville-Fort Wayne 1. Louisville 4.