Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-17

TO retire the. side. Bloomington hit
Durham hard, but not luckily, and
he was taken out of the box in the
seventh with the bases full. Score:
Bloomington 10 , o o o l o o o. ?
Cedar Rapids ...3 O01 o ) O-I5
Hits-Bloomington, Q; Cedar Rap
ids. II.
Errors - Bloomington. ;; Cedar
Rapids. ,.
Batteries McGreevy, Smith and
Belt; Durham, Mcfarland and Wea-
yer.
Baseball Briefs.
But 10 hits in Is innings is not such
a bad record for Cases work in the
box at Decatur yesterday.
The Decatur Review, speaking of
Saturdays game i'm that city. saws:
1t took 10 innings yesterday to
beat the hard-working Rock Island
ers and keep up the winning. and the
game was of the kind that gives both
players and spectators palpitation of
the heart. McGill and Milton were
the opposing pitchers; both were
steady. and though rather freely hit.
each at times pulled himself out of
dangerous places in a manner that
brought applause that was as liberal
for the visitor as il was for the home
boy. Charley McGill had the best Of
it in the box and long advantage
over Milton at bat, and it was Il game
wherein batting pitcher counted"
The league president was formerly
chief of police of Rock Island. and
has n laundry business i'm that city.
He has made fine name for himself
i'm the baseball world. his construct
i've ability. fairness and honorable
methods making him friends every
where lac goes.-Decatur Herald.
Tim O'Rourke was back at first
again yesterday, having returned
from Chicago.
The Bloomington infield. as pres
emily constituted. includes three
players who were with Rock Island
at the close of last season Middle
ton. MulIaney and Moriarity. Like the
little girl with the curls. when they
are good. they are very, very good.
but when bad, they are horrid.
Joe Cantillon. the former Rock ISL
and player, now umpiring for the Ma
tional league, displayed his old-time
grit yesterday at BOSTON by forfeit
ing the game to Pittsburg because
the bean-eaters refused to play in Il
drizzle. and when some of the play
ers talked of thrashing him, he defied
them and said there was not one in
the bunch who could do it.
The Young Americans defeated the
Davenport Shamrocks yesterday by
4 score of 6 To o. The batteries were
Cohn and Silverman. and McGuinn
and johnson.
The Young Centrals were victori-'
Gus over the Winners yesterday. - To
II. Batteries. Wright and Robb, and
Larson and Thomas.
Two games were played yesterday
between teams captained by Joe Del
senroth and William Deisenroth, the
former winning both by scores of -
and 40 and ) and ,. The teams we're
composed as follows: Toe 'Deisen-
Nolinskey. s.; +. Mellow.
If; f. Schnert. 2b; b. Gahagen. RI; i.
Deisenroth. Of: II. Concannon. 3b:
W. Shields, Id; O. Nolinskey, g; Will
liam Schroeder. p. William Dcisen-
roth's-W. BARLEY. -; William Del
senroth. If; Will Nelson. 2b; George
Leonard. rf; Albert King. Of; Arth-
ur Johnson. 3b: Elmer Oberg, 1b: o.
Oberg. c; Frank Dover, p.
The game between the Rock Island
and Davenport BARRIERS is to be play
ed next Sunday afternoon at the
Twelfth street park. 1t will be call
ed at , o'clock.
Baseball In General.
Boston. June 19.-Morning game of
the National league: Boston. Is: New
York. 3. Americans: Boston, ;:
Cleveland, :.
Chicago, June 1T.-Records AT base
ball made yesterday were as follows:
League: At Rrooklyn-St. Louis ],
Eroollyn II: ut delphia-Chicago
q. Philadelphia 1: ut New Nork-Cin-
cinnati q. New York 1: ut Boston
Game forfeited to PEtsburg 9 to q he
cause Boston delayed the game by al
lowing the crowd to come on the field
American: At Detroit Washington
6. Detroit /: AT st. Louis-Baltinore
,. st. Louis q.
Association: At Milwaukee-St. Paul
13. Milwaukee 3; ut AIinneapoliS-khn-
sis City II, Minneapolis 4; at Louis
ville-Indianapolis /. Louisville >.
Western: At Peoria-St. Joseph 6,
Peoria o: at Denver-Omaha q. Den
yer II: at observation-disclosures City Z,
Milwaukee 6; at Colorado Springs