Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-13

tur Yesterday score:
Decatur -. .....1 90 o o o 50
Bloomington 80 OIO01 %
Hits-Deeatur. 5; Bloomington. 3.
| ErrorsTDecatur, ,; Bloomington.
Batteries-Dorner and Krebs; Bish-
OPP and Belt.
President Sexton Acts.
Terre naute, June 13.-President
Sexton today released Umpire Ho-
gan, fined Manager Kennedy S25. and
Manager Walters SIS and cancelled
Wednesdays Terre Haute- Evansville
game, in which the trouble occurred
About the Game.
Another piece of hard luck for
Milton yesterday.
Two weeks in which to sharpen the
local appetite for baseball.
Although not as high in the per-
centage column as last year, Belden
Hills aggregation is still composed
of gentlemen.
Belden Hill won a minor victory
GNrr the local management in de-
priving the latter out of the date at
Bloomington, where postponed
game was to have been played today.
Hill also had a postponed game with
the BloOmingtonites coming. and it
seems he had arranged that il should
be played on the first open date. So
when last evening he made applica-
tion for match today his team was
given the right of way and Donnelly
was notified that the arrangements
previously announced were Off The
team. accompanied by Secretary
Eddy. of the local association left
at l.: 80 this afternoon to open a tour
of the southern towns at Decatur
tomorrow. Manager Donnelly left
last night for Springfield for a visit
at home, and Tim. O'Rourke left for
Chicago, both to join the team at
Fred -Pfeffer's town. Red Wright
was left behind. being still unable to
play ball. and the team will play i'm
the same order as during the home
series just closed.
The st. Joe team passed through
the city on the way to Peoria this
Baseball In Par ee.
Now that baseball has been in
troduced officially in France we may
lowing will mark every game:
The UMPIRE say re man is out |
Now do you onerstan?"
Alphonse-''Sar, YOU are no zhen |
Henri-"Par-r-don me, but you are
Of re canaille!"
The umpire-'Acccpt re assur-r-r-
ance of my most r-r-respectful con
sider-r-r-ration. zhentlemen. but |
you ar-r-e pair of cr-r-azy mon
keys!"
Alphonse--Oh. did YOU hear zat,
my poor fr-r-riend?"
Henri-"AlphoPso. my brozzaire,
he has insolted you.'
The umpire-"Oh, go and sit on re
bench and le re game pr-r-roceed."
Alhponse-''Tou will hear fr-r-rom
mel"
i Henri-eYou will hear fr-r-rom
u.s."
The umpire-"Certainly sares. I
will geeve you satisfactoine when
ever you weesh. Only you must pm
eet off for at least three weeks
have so many ozzaire duels of re
same sort Eat all my time is taken up |
LILY al - II dN
bong, messieurs."
They all bow eXtravagantly, and |
AIphonse and Henri kiss each other
on the cheek as they retire to the
bench. The game then proceeds
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Baseball I'm General.
Chicago. June 13.-Base bill scores /
made by the expert aggregations yes
terday We're:
League: At BostOn-Chicago l, BoS-
ton 3; at New York-St. Louis l, New
York Is; at Brooklyn-Pittsburg >,
Brooklyn o: at Philadelphia-Cinc
natl l.: Philadelphia 3.
American: At Observation-Disclosures
phia 4. Cleveland ;; ut Detroit-Balti-
more 8, Detroit 3-seven innings: ut
St Louis-Washingto o. st. Louis 8;
at Chicago-Boston ,. Chicago ,.
Association: At Milwaukee-Minne-
apOlis 3. Milwaukee 3-iive innings;
at Indianapolis-ToIedo 3. indianapolis
2: at LouisviIle-Columb 1, Louis
Vile 10.
Western: AT st. Joseph-Kansas
City l, St Joseph A; at Des MOines-
Omaha g, Dies Moines 3; ut Denver
Colorado Springs Z, Denver q; at Mil
1, Milwaukee five
innings