Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04

NONaceR, ri ....----. . = V
Hansen. e .5 o. 4 / o
Dahlquist, If ....... o o
Hill, 3b ............. U U : = 1
5erte. IS ........... U D
Gill, ............. 4
Totals ........... 50 ) 10 - 10 3
Score by innings:
Rock Island 2 o o 0 0 0 0 o o.
Cedar Rapids ....2 = 90 90 0 10
Struck out-Case, s; Gill, 3. Time
1920. Umpire-Cusack.
Davenport ;, Decatur L.
Decatur, Sept. While Decatur
punched three errors in the fifth i'm
ming Davenport got two singles. and
by daring base INNING won an other
wise hstless game. krebs clean
homer was the feature. Score:
Davenport 10000 3OOOO-3 10 1
Decatur ......OO O1OO0O-1 4
Batteries-JOnes and Williams; ia
CCbsen and Krebs.
Springfield 8, Dubuque L.
Springfield, Sept. 4.-ST Tinglield won
an easy game from Dubuque. Score:
Springfield ......0O2 O$s-S - 3
Dubuque ....OO91 0O0OO-1 4
Batteries - (rangle and Reading;
Burwell and Lobeck.
Bloomington 8, Rockford o.
Bloomington, Sept. f. Rockford
was completely outclasscd. Bishop
was in great form and. in addition.
had fine support. Bloomington hit
Owens hard, and he was given wre tch-
ed support. Score:
Bloomington ..02O1G1 1O%-5 S o
Rockford .......0OUO0O 300 3 6
Batteries - Bishop and Donovan;
Owens and Meek.
Scores In the Big Leagues,
Chicago, Sept. 4.-Following are the
| base ball scores:
League: At Pittsburg-Cincinnat 3.
| Pittsburg Is: at Philadelphia--BoS
| l. Philadelphia 1; Second Gamel Ros-
ton >. Philadelphia O.; ut Brooklyil-
New York 6. Brooklyn 0; at Chicago
st. Louis >. Chicago ,.
American: At Philadelphia
5, BOs ton 6-twelvc innings; at Detroit
cleveland ]. Detroit 0-eleven in
nings; at WashinGton-New York 3.
| Washington l; mt Chicago-St. Louis
| 1, Chicago o.
Association: At ToledO-Alilwau-
| kee I. Toledo Z; at Louisville-Minne-
| apolis 6. Louisville 1: Second Game)
Minneapolis /, Louisville q; ut Column
| bus-Kansas City o. Columbus 10; at
Indianapolis-St. Paul j, Indianapolis
=; Second game st. Paul {, IndianapO-
| lis s.
Westerns At Denver-COIoradO
| Springs -. Denver 1; at Des MOines-
| Omaha II, Dies MoineS / at Milwuu-
| kee-PeOria 3, Milwaukee 4; at st.
Joseph-Kansas City 3, st. Joseph Z.
Dust From the Diamond.
| The game will be called at p. IN.
tomorrow so that Cedar Rapids may
get away On the evening train for De
| catur.
There is no use carrying the rivalry
with Rock Island beyond the bounds
Of friendliness. Rock Island is good
natured about il, and the Davenport
fans may as we'll wake up and see
the joke.-Davenport Democrat. Sure,
Mike. No one mad over here. No oc-
casion for it. Like to hear such talk
as that found in the Democrat. 1t has
the right ring to it. Shows there are
are Il few real sports left in Daven-
port.
Hurry Bay. who played his first pro-
fessional ball with Rock Island and is
now the star center fielder for the
Cleveland Americans, is to be Il mem
Der Of an "Uncle Josh Spruceby" band
during the coming winter season.
Pat Wright has signed to cover the
first bag for the Senators next sea
son.
Tom News still leads the Evansville
team in hitting.
President Sexton states the agree
ment drafted by the minor league
magnates at their session in New
York is now in the hands of the ma jor
league powers. He says the pact pro-
posed by the big fellows is so far be-
yond the bounds of reason that the
minors could not think of giving it
consideration. The National associa-
ton is for peace, but will not pur-
chase it at the price of its liberty.
The Nictors, of this city, claim a
record of eight straight victories this
season.