Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-21
Is BLANKED TWICE
Colorado Springs Defeats Dav
export Saturday and
Sunday.
NO HITS ALLOWED FIRST GAME
Ten and Eleven Inning Contests
General News of the
Diamond.

The Colorado Springs WESTERN
league team scored shut-outs at DaV-
EXPORT Saturday and yesterday. Both
were fast games, not a hit being al
lowed Davenport in Saturdays game
Ten innings were played Saturday and
II innings yesterday.
The Davenport team was composed
of Martin, If; Ccnnors, 1b; Alperman,
SD; Sullivan, c; Jones, eff; Livingstone,
2b; Davis, IS; Navin, IF; Hughes and
Stauffer, p.
The Colorado Springs players were
Fleming, If; McNealey, 3b; Congalton,
rf; Mil, IS; Swanica, 2b; StarnagIe,
lb; Dorian, c; Buchanan. cf; Jones and
Buchanan, p.
Saturdays score:
Davenport ..OOOOOOOO 10000 0 2
Col. Springs ....OOOOOQOOO1- Q o
| Sundays score:
Davenport ....OOOOOO00 90 0 3
Col Springs OOOOOOOOO2-a .
Batteries - StaufTer and Sullivan;
Buchanan and Doran.
Scores In the Big Leagues.
Chicago. Sept 81. = Following are
the base ball scores:
League Saturdays: At Pittsburg--
Brooklyn 10, Pittsburg -; Second
gamel Irooklyn 8. Pittsburg 2; at
Observation-Disclosures {, Cincinnati
Ia; Second SameI Philadelphia 10, Gin
cinnati 4: at ChicagO-New York o,
Chicago 3; at st. LOuis-Boston ), st.
Louis l. Sunday At Cincinnati =
Philadelphia s, Cincinnati A. Second
game) Philadelphia Z, Cincinnati 10; at
st. Louis-Boston I, ST. Louis 3; (sec-
Ond game, Boston S, st. Louis 3; at
Chicago-Ncw York 6, Chicago 2.
American Saturday.: At PhiladeI-
phia-Detroit 4, Philadelphia g: at
Westinghouse. Louis 8. Washington
1; at New YOrk-Clevelnnd /. New
York 3; at Boston-Chicago 3, Boston
13.
Association Saturday.: At Kansas
Minneapolis 5, Kansas City 6;
| (second game) Minneapolis D, Kansas
City six innings; at Columbus =
Louisville 8. Columbus 3; at Toledo
indianapolis 3, Toledo 2; at Milwau-
kee-St. Paul Milwaukee G. (Sun-
day. At misunderstanding T. Co
lumbus o; at Kansas City-St. PauT5,
Kansas City Z; Second game) st. Paul
5, Kansas City live innings, dark
ness; at Milwaukee = Minneapolis 4,
Milwaukee o; Second game Minneapo-
lis 4, Milwaukee Z; at Toiedo-Indi--
annapolis 8, Toledo 2.
western saturdays: At st. Joseph
kansas City 3. st. Joseph 2. (Sun-
day. At ST Joseph-Kansas City 1,
st. Joseph 8; Second game) Kansas
City 2, st. Joseph 4.
Kruger Badly Hurt.
Otto Kruger, of PittsbuTg. will not
play ball again this season. He was
hit behind the left ear by ball pitch
ed by Riedy, of the Brooklyns. Satur-
day. Kruger was taken to hospital.
and was unconscious until yesterday,
but could scarcely recognize callers.
1t was feared he was suffering rom
concussion of the brain, but the doc
tors say not. They say he will re-
cover, but will be unable to play ball
again this year.
Player FatsIIy Injured.
w. w. Kelley, of Gardner, Mass.
brother of Manager Michael Kelley, of
the ST. Paul American association
team, was fatally injured in a ball
game yesterday between the Winni-
peg Northern team and club from
Algona, Iowa. The accident occurred
in the eighth inning. Kelley, who had
played second base for Winnipeg this
season, was at bat, when a ball
thrown by Holland, the colored pitch