Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-08

Hines, RI ........ u
Owens. p ........5 6 o
Totals ....45 1928 Is ,
*One out when winning run was
made
Score by innings:
Rock Island .......3 o ! o o 0 o % Is
Dubuque ........0O 00O2020 O.
Summary: Two-base hits - Wolf,
Lister. Bases on balls-Liebhardt 80,
Lundin %. Owens 60. Strucl. out
lby Liebhardt, 4: by Lundin. 3: by
Owens, l. Double plays-Cheek-Va
dine. Steele (unassisted). Hit by
pitcher - Lister. Time 200. I'm
pire-Stuart.
Errors Help Win Second.
Timely hitting. sandwiched with
errors, won the second game
for Rock Island Dubuque went
after Hagerman fiercely. and a
pitcher with less gray matter would
have been put in the air by the slam
ming. but not Hag. who was as steady
as an eight-day timelleeper after this
session. Fleming. who heads the bat
ting list for Hunky's squad, smeared
the first ball that was pitched for two
Eases. ThiCry followed by cracking
the second, and Fleming registered.
Buelow grounded to Miller. Then
| Wolf showed Hagerman how well he
liked his goods by slamming for a
base, and then got caught trying to
| steal. Reagan put one down to Mil
Ter. y home run by Buelow in the
third was the second and last jolt that
| Fagerman suffered during the game
Buelow picked ont the path that Mil
Ter followed the other day, scaling the
left field fence. Thiery, who had hit,
was on base at the time. In the sue
| ceedinG six innings the visitors made
but two safeties off Hagerman.
Cook OutPitched by Hagermnn.
Cook. who has been winning the ma
jor portion of the games that he has
been pitching for Dubuque, did the
tossing stunt against Rock Island in
the second game. He was exceedingly
wild compared to Hagerman. passing
three and hitting Vandine twice, once
| forcing a run when the bases were
filled. Lister. whose work with the
bat was a feature of both games,
brought the first run for his team in
I'eft that scored Sweeney. who had
survived at first as a result of VOLTS
missing of his fly. \ ruling by I'm
1ort Stuart that caused a loud pro
test from the Dubuque camp occurred
in the fourth inning. Stuart was
right and is supported by the rules
Vandine. who had been hit and gotten
around 10 third on an error by Hughes
n fielding a thrown ball. started for
home when Thornton hit between
fhird and short. Pattison fielded the
ball and chased Hupp, who was run
ming from second. Hupp was tagged
but during the operation Nandine had
crossed the rubber. Hupp was the
third man out. Thiery disputed Stuart
in holding that Vandine had registered
the score before Hupp had been
tagged. and there was a session at the
plate in which nearly all the mem
bers of both teams participated last
| ing fully two minutes.
Hits Man With Bases Filled.
Another error by Hughes. who was
covering short in place of Hadley, who
$ ont of the game on account of :
bad finger. let Sweeney on in the fifth
ming. Lister sacrificed him on.
| Then Carlisle was walked and Miller
nit, filing the bases. Nandine did no,
jump far enough away from a wild
pitch and got the full benefit of Cook
speeder in the arm. This forced the
run. Sweeney coming home. Then
IUpp struck out and Hessler diniliec
20 the pitcher.
Hagerman took a cue in the run
| IN in 10 civ h. ~
bases in center. knocking the bal
NEARLY over the fence. Steve Reagan,
by jumping. just barely touched the
ball Lister scored Hagerman with {;
drive in the same territory. There
was another single by Carlisle. and
Lister tailed when Thiery, who was
growing decidedly grouchy at this
| stage of the proceedings, let one 60
by him.
Wild Throw Costs Two Runs.
Rock Island made sure of the sec
Ond victory in the seventh by adding
two. Vandine hit, went TO third on q
rank peg to second by Thiery, and
he and Hupp scored when Hughes
threw over the catcher's head into
the east bleachers in attempting to cut
of Vandine at the plate when Hupp
. drove one over TO second base. Score
OF the second game:
! ROCK ISLAND. ABB. R. H. P. a. E
Sweeney. IS $500. ; , ? 3
Lister, Id -......... 0 Q
Carlisle. II .4 ? . O
Miller. 2b ..... ; 0 2
, Vandine. Sb .....2 ? 1 o {