Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-06

MnllaneX, 10 ........... 9 o
Corners, If ............. o
TRULY, 2b .............. 0
Goodwin, eff ............. o o o
Brown, BIB -............. o o o
Belt, ................. @
Smith, p .............. o
Totals ............... 10 % IL 3
%Herbert out, hit by batted ball.
No one out when winning run was
scored.
Score by innings:
Rock Island .........1 90 90 O0-3
Bloomington ......... % DO COOS IA
Summary-Bases on balls: off Clark,
3. Three-base hit: Graham. Hit by
pitched ball: King, Mullaney, TRULY.
Struck out: by Smith, 6; by Clark. 3.
Stolen bases: Corners, Brown. Sac
rifice hits: Mullaney, Schmidt. Left
on bases: Bloomington, IL; Rock ISL
and, s. Time: 200. Umpire: Farm
ham. Attendance: 500.
Davenport 8, Dubuque Z.
The pitching of Jones and the fast
work of the Davenport infield was
too much for the Dubuque team.
Besides striking out IL batters Jones
by a timely two-bagger scored two
of the locals runs. Buclow made one
of the longest hits that has been seen
on the home grounds. Kinlock's
catch of another of Buelow's long
ones cut off two runs. Score:
Davenport ...O3O OOO41*-S z 4
Dubuque .......Oo0OO 1000-1 g 3
Batteries = Jones and Lobeck;
Schneiberg and Jameson.
Rockford !, Cedar Rapids 8.
Rockford. ILL.,. May 6.-Rockford
pulled the game from the fire by two
brilliant innings. in which Gleason
distinguished himself by three-bag-
ger and Owens and Pollock made
timely singles. Donnelly gave way to
Beedles in the seventh and Moore was
substituted for Holmes in the ninth.
Score:
Rockford .OO11OIO2 2z7 10 =
Cedar Rapids ..-1OOOO05 5000 0 ,
Batteries - Donnelly.. Beedles and
Stark; Holmes, Moore and Smith.
Decatur 4. Joliet i.
Decatur. ILL.,, May 6.-,Jacobsen
pitched another remarkable game and
not until the eighth inning did Joliet
get hit. Then all three came to-
gether and saved n shut-out. But one
man got past first until the eighth,
that one on II. Walters bad throw. \
stop by Newman and base running by
II. Walters were bright features and
the fielding on both teams was gilt
edged. Score:
Decatur ........0 O 1 . 90 81 Q 1
Joliet ......OO OOoO1O-1 3
Batteries-Jacobsen and Krebs; Nc
Mutt and Reading.
Opening Tomorrow
Tomorrow we are promised fair
weather for the opening of the base
ball season in this city. and if the
weather man succeeds in delivering
the goods there will be a magnificent
turnout of citizens to start Manager
Donnelly and his men off in the right
manner in their first home series.
The local and Bloomington teams
will be started out on their trip about
the three cities on street cars with
BleueF's band about 1890 and the
crowd will leave Market square for
the park at o'clock. The mayor and
city council will attend in body.
The game will begin promptly at
3:45. Umpire Lewinson will arrive
with the teams and will call the turns
in the contest.
The ladies may be depended upon
to be on hand to cheer the Rock ISL
and players on and many of them will
want to make an estimate of the
number of paid admissions at the
game in order to be counted in on the
competition for the season pass that
will be given to the one who arrives
nearest to the correct number. The
ladies taking part in the affair must
deposit in person their guess with
their addresses in a box with the
ticket collector at the gate.
The Rock Island club colors are
gray and blue.
scores In the Big Leagues
Chicago. May 6.-FollOwing are the
base ball records:
League: At Pittsbufg-Chieago 3,
Pittsburg 8: at Cincinnati-St.- Louis
1, Cincinnati 4: at Philadelphia =
Brooklyn 5. Philadelphia 2 = ten in
ninGs; at Weather.
American: At cago-Detroit /,
Chicago s: at New York-Philadelphi
3. New York II; at Boston and Cleve-
land-Weather.
Association: At ST. Paul-Kansas
Cit {, St Paul s; at Minneapolis-Mil
waukee 1. Minneapolis g: at Louisville
indianapolis A, Louisville 3; at Co..
Iumbus-Toledo Z, Columbus 3.
Western: At Kansas City-Aiilwau-
kee 4, Kansas City 2;at st. Joseph
Peoria 6, ST. Joseph 3; at Colorado
Springs -Omaha 1. Colorado Springs
IA; at Denver-Des Moines 2, Dem
yer 3.