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

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Figgemier, If. $3.50. 2 1 o
Moriarity, 3d.. o L o
Carriveau, p....... o
Totals. .13 II 81 8
Davenport % 1 o 1 90 4 lib
Rock leland. 20 90 1 o l o o o. 2
Two-base hits-Smith (2), Figge-
mier, wilkinson. Three-base hits
King, link. Home runs-Wnkinson,
Hoy. Stolen bases-King, Smith (2),
Figgemier, Wilkinson. Bases on balls
of Carriveau 4. of Jarvi. 2. Struck
out-by Carriveau s, by Jarvis a.
Time-1:50. Umpire-Camp.
At Rockford.
In a pitchers battle Rockford won
in the ninth inning. treating the lead
ers to a shut-out. A base on balls. a
single and a muffed ball by Norcom
in center field gave the locals the sim
gle tally. Score:
Rockford 80 300 o 90 Ii
Cedar Rapids % 0 o 10000 90
characterization and Weaver,
Easton and Thiery. Hits-Cedar
Rapids Rockford 1. Errors
SCudL bdpAdS IL AhOOAAOAa W
At Evansville.
Evansville lost in smuggling match,
in which the number of hits were
even, but BIoomington's came at
times when bases were full. Thomas
and McCsfferty were removed, and
their places filled by McCord and Nc
Greevy. McCord could not stop the
pounding and the game was lost.
Score:
Evansville. q 2 COOS 90 O. o
Bloomington. 3 1 o 2 o04 Oh
Batteries-Thomas. McCord and
Roth, McCafferty. McGreevy and
Belt Hits-ESansville Ii, Bloom
iugton IA. Errors-Evansville 8,
Bloc aington 2.
The result of the game was the
poorest exhibition of ball playing this
season. Score:
Decatur OOOI 90 s. 2
Terre Haute. % o 2 3 90 1-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rollins,
Hackett aud Starnagle Hits-Deca-
tur s. Terre Haute 10. Errors-De-
catur z, Terre Haute 8.
Notes of the Diamond
What next?
Three mufed popups for Owens.
Ovens and Middleton must come to
an understanding.
Hoy played the whole field.
There has been but one contest of
the kind in the two cities this season.
The other was with Evansville, and
the Twelfth street park held it.
It is g plain Gaze of hard luck.
Where is the hoodoo?
And Davenport didn't earn b run.
Camp was as pcor as ever.
Hoy may always be counted on TO
do his part for his team, regardless
of how the game is going.
Bill link left this afternoon for
Sioux Falls, S. D., where he has
signed TO play out the season with an
independent team.
Rock Island will be at home tomor-
row with Hugh Nicol's Rockford ag-
gregation. The game will be called
at 3 O'Clock.
Rock Island seems unable to shake
off the hoodoo that has for weeks
been hanging over its base ball team.
At least eight new players have been
forwarded transportation within q
short time. This costs money. But
it would not be SO bad il the men
sought for would show up and get in
the game. For instance neither Con-
well nor O'Brien can now be located
by Manager Sage. The supposition
is that they secured engagements for
the Fourth in order to earn little pin
money and are probably on their way
to Rock Island at present. At any
rate they are looked for on every |
train. Bobby Rothermel is in st. |
Antbony's hospital trying to get in |
condition after having two carbuncies |
cut from his leg. and Hopkins Is not |
J ct able to play. aud the chances are
will not be the rest of the season.
These are two of the best men of the /
local team. We are certainly fighting |
the most obstinate run of hard luck !
that ever got a hold on a baseball
cam.
Games In General
Chicago, July 6=Scores at base ball
made by League clubs yesterday were:
At Cinciffnati-Boston 4. Cincinnati 3:
at Pittsburg-New York .. Pittsburg /
4; at Chicago-BrookIyn II. Chicago
8: at st. Louis-PhiladeIph ., St /
Louis 3.
American Leagues. At Boston
1, Boston 2; at Philadel-
;. Philadelphia 3; at
Observation-Disclosures 6. Cleveland .:
at Detroit-Chicaeo s. Detroit 4.
Western Association: At Toledo
Fort Wayne ), Todelo (ten innings):
Mt Grand Rapids-Dayton D; Grand
Rapids >; at Misunderstanding 4. Mar
ion 3: at MISUNDERSTANDING ..
Columbus >.
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