Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-04
Moline BARRIERS Iyorsted.


base hit-Williams. Attendance-5OO.
Umpire-Keith.
Moline BARRIERS worsted.
The Moline BARRIERS came down to
do up the local wieIders of the scis-
sors on the diamond yesterday, but
they were doomed to defeat. Sample,
the Rock Island twirler, struck out
Is of them, and the support he had
was invincible. The score was Is to
6, and the contest will be repeated
at the Moline Athletic park next Sun
day. Following is the lineup of the
two teams and the score by innings:
Rock Island-Clyde Marshall, C; c.
c. Sample, p; G. n. Kerns, IS; w. III.
Kelley, 1b; Ed Stader, 3b; Il. Stader,
2b;l Ralph Iglehart, rf; Gilbert Golf,
If; Louis Ihrig. eff; substitutes, L.
Casey, j. Deisenroth, L. MARYLAND.
Moline-F. G. Processing, SIS; Lem
Earle, C; Gus Peacock, p and captain;
Horace Altz, 1b; Art Peterson, 2b;
r. Groos, 3b; Ben Ebling, If; Robert
Joplin, CT; Al Bennett, rf; substi
tutes, c. Claspell, Walt Howell, Wick
strom and Johnson.
Rock Island. -. o 1 3 0 4 6 1 o SIS
Moline . 1 o o , l. 6
Baseball Notes.
This is an off-day in the league, but
Rock Island is improving the oppor-
tunity to play off a postponed game
at Bloomington.
Local patrons of the game will re-
gret exceedingly the accident that be-
fell Miller yesterday, his finger being
split in the eighth inning so that he
I, i-
hoped that his injury will not disable
him long. During the eight innings
he PLAYED he made one of the most
remarkable records ever seen in the
Three-I league for similar number
of innings. Just notice it.
This is the way they curb the row
dies in the big leagues. Tenney and
Clarke play in the National. They
had mixup during a game the other
day and an exchange tells what was
done to them: Erred Tenny's little
game of fisticuffs with Fred Clarke
cost him 1925. He lost his salary for
every day he occupied the bench as
an ineligible.''
Lafayette wants into the Three-l
league next year.
The first of the prizes of S., So and
50 hung up by the Rooters for the
PLAYERS making the best batting aver
age on the home grounds during the
last. series would have gone to Hill,
had not that player severed his con-
nection with the team. AS it is it
will go to Wright, with Miller and
Graham respectively coming in for
the others.
S. A. Abbott. who umpired in the
Three-I league last year and who has
been playing with various teams in
the league this season, has been APP
pointed by President Sexton to UNI
pire in the Western league.
Scharnweber and Conklin, who were
with Rockford, have been photographed
for to join Bloomington. They will
make strong additions.
The ball game between the lawyers
and the doctors, which took place at
Schuetzen park Saturday afternoon,
was won by the disciples of Black
stone, the score being IS to 4.
BENEFITS team defeated the mem
bers of last years aggregation in a
game yesterday by score of IL to 4.
The battery for the winners was
Broomhall and Murphy, and for the
losers, Oberg, Mellow and Pfatf.
The Dubbs still hold the grounds at
Rock Island arsenal, having vanquished
Teufel's team of the Harness Makers
by score of 10 to 3, Hamilton, of the
Dubbs, struck out six men and Mornt-
mann. of the H. Ms, three. T. E.