Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-04

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Pattison, 3b ......... o .
Kruger, If ......... 5 o 5 o G
lThiery, C ....... 4 / 3 o o 9
Bufka, ri ............
Beedles, -.-.-...--
owens, .....---:.. Q
Total 40 13 % S 5
Score by innings:
Rock island. 10 o o 1 0 O 4 o 1-G
Rockford. -. :. % 1 o o o o Is
Summary: Bases on balls-Smith
3. Beedles 3. Owens .. Two-base hits
Morrissey, Thiery, Beedles. Home
runs-Beulow and Beedles. Double
plays-Graham-M iller-Wright, Lip
pert Stark Beulow. Struck out -
Smith ,. Time-1:55. Umpire-Head
Evansville L. bloomington g.
| Bloomington, Sept. At was Bish-
cps day, and the visitors were unable
TO fathom his curves. But five scratch
with proper support he would have
shut them out. The home team, on
the contrary, batted Burchell vic
iously. giving him about the worst
punishment he has received this sea-
son. The great feature of the game
otherwise was the fielding of Scharn-
weber. The score:
Bloomington 80 3 / @ 3 O SIS
Evansville .......-~ o o o o o o o.
Observation-Disclosures, g; Evansville,
). ,. .>.v- /
Errors-BloOmington 4; Evansville
B.
Batteries-Bishop and Stoner; Bur-
chell and Cross.
Davenport 8. Cedar Rapids 4.
Davenport, Sept. 1.-The locals won
a freak game by punching six hits in
the fourth inning. batting Dahlquist
out of the box. This gave them a
lead that won, in spite of 10 bases on
balls and two men hit and eight en-
rors. three of Wenig's passes forcing
in runs in the third inning. All the
pitchers showed the effect of double
headers. a second game, scheduled
foreyesterday. was postponed because
the first game lasted too long. Score:
Davenport .......0 o o o o o IS
Cedar Rapids 9 0 0 IL
Hits-Davenport, 16; Cedar Rapids,
Q.
Errors-Davenport, s; Cedar Rap
Ids, 1.
MISUNDERSTANDING, McCcrd and Ev-
ers; Dahlquist, Mcfarland and Wea-
yer.
Terre Haute 3. Decatur 1.
Decatur, Sept. 4.-Terre Haute took
the second game by opportune hit
ting and good work on the bases.
The locals could not get their hits
Tho
Decatur ..........0 0 l c o o o o.
Terre Haute 80 . 1 0 90 Is
Hits-Decatur, s; Terre Haute, IL.
ErrCrs-recatur, ]; Terre Haute, o.
Batteries - Weigand and Krebs;
Scott and Richardson.
Baseball Briefs.
Caffryn, Bloomington's amateur
fielder, has been released.
President ROurke, of the Omaha
Western league club, is in the city.
The averages at the bat for the
Rock Island team during the last
home series have been figured up in
order to award the cash prizes offer
ed by the Rooters' club for the three
highest. The prizes of S., So and 81
were won respectively by Donnclly,
Milton and Miller, the averages for
the Is games played from Aug. IL to
Aug. ~ being as follows for the mem
beers of the team: Donnelly, 364;
Milton, 294; Miller, 1853; Wilkinson,
255; Graham, 246; Wright, 217; Will
liams, POS; O'Leary, 200; McNichols,
159; Smith, 1O4; Case, ~; King, So.
The Rockford papers announce that
Nicol has changed the batting order
OF his players He has done some
thing to their batting orders, that's a
cinch.
Games Elsewhere.
Chicago, Sept. 4.-Following are the
scores recorded yesterday at base ball:
League: At Philadelphia-St. Louis
3, Philadelphia 1; at Boston-Pittsburgi
II. Boston ); at New York-Cincin-
natl 2, New York 1; at Brooklyn
Chicago o, Brooklyn 4.
American: At st. Louis-Washing-
ton 4, St Louis 8; Second game) St.
Louis 2, Washington 4; mt Cleveland
Baltimore q, Cleveland 8; at Detroit
Philadelphia 3, Detroit 3; at Chicago
Rain.
Association: At Indianapolis-Loui
vile 4, indianapolis z; at Columbus
Toledo 1, Columbus q; at Milwaukee,
Minneapolis 4, Milwaukee 10.
Western: At Kansas City-PeoriaI
6, Kansas City o; at Denyer--Omaha
2, Denver 3; at Colorado Springs-Des
Moines 6, Colorado Springs 3; Second
game) Des Moines 2, Colorado Springs
6; at Milwaukee-St. Joseph failed 10
arrive.
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