Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-18
Score by innings:

Score by innings:
Davenport ......0 o , o o 2 0 o =.
Rock Band .-...o o o o 1 O.:
Stolen bases-Alperman. wanner
t2D, Lundin Two base hits-Burg
Shaub (2). Bases on baIls-On Baker.
! /; Struck out-By Baker. 4 by Lun-
Lister. Hit by pitcher-Milligan Ru
/ by. Vandine. Time-1:35. Umpire
! FIaherty Attendance-3.2OO test
mated.
] Diamond Dust.
| When Eng went in the signals were
dispensed with and he told il to Lun-
! dy in Swedish. That put the batters
/ to the bad,
| Carlisle's one-hanled catch with
! double somersault thrown in brought
the crowd 70 its feet Saturday. Har
rod was a long time being convinced
that his nit was caught. Carl robbed
Crockett OF one yesterday.
Milligan was entitled 10 hit on one
that Scotty could not get out of the
way of Saturday. The pitcher caught
il, but il hurt.
Nandine ended the misery Saturday
~ ming UP uIhtA -hNoACCNs
down the left field line.
With a double by Shaub and a single
by Vandine yesterday in the sixth the
Islanders were unable 10 score Shaub
and Carlisle were both caught on
third.
Taking everything into consideration
there is no hard feeling here if there
3 none in Davenport
While MANNER drove in all the runs
! in Saturdays game, Carlisle. by his
brilliant fielding and exceptional head
work, saved the game at the only times
that Davenport had TO win.
The use of the Swedish language in
the battery work of Lundin and Eng
in yesterdays game instead of the sign
language not only proved an amusing
feature of the game. but it put some
of the Davenport batters 10 the bad.
When Alperman went back TO the
bench after striking out The second
time. he remarked to his team mates:
How can a fellow do anything at the
bat with the opposing battery jabber
ing away in Swedish AL the time
Lundin outpitched Baker in the last
game of the season, but his support
was not of the gilt-edged order. and
hence he lost.
When Ruby was leaving the ground
at Davenport yesterday one of the Dav
export rooterS yelled. cover the river
with you. Ruby. go home" Quick as a
wink Ruby replied. We'll. I've got 4
home to- go to. don't worry about that"
The Davenport management hac
I haa
turns of both Saturdays and yester-
| days game at Cedar Rapids by innings,
and post them in the park across the
| river during the progress OF the games
there, an instrument having been in
stalled But when the news came Sat
| urday that Cedar Rapids was running
away with Dubuque. il was decided to
suppress the fact on account of it's ef
feet upon the Rock Island team. 1t
happened however, that both Lundln,
who is a telegraph operator. and "a
Rock Island citizen heard the news as
il was licked off. and the information
was quickly conveyed to the members
of the Rock Island team. who saw in 1t
an incentive for making the game
sure. Had thenews from Cedar Rapids
been favorable to Dubuque. it would
have been posted quicker than il tells
TO record it,
Dubuque Anchors Pennant.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Sept. 1S.-Du-
buque won the Three-Eye league pen
nant when they won the first game OF
the double-header yesterday by score
of 10 3. Stauffer was nervous and
unsteady in the first inning and gave
| Dubuque two unearned runs. After
| that he was effective. Stillmah. on the
other hand was effective throughout.
especially when men were on bases.
| The feature of the game was the bat
ting and fielding of Center Fielder Rea-
gan OF Dubuque. who saved the game
| by magnificent fielding on two occa-
sions. The Dubuque contingent made
great demonstration at the close of
the game. carrying Reagan around the
diamond on their shoulders.
The second game was easy for Cedar
Rapids and without features. The at
tendance was over 1000, probably the
record attendance for the ThreeEyC
league. Dubuque sent n delegation of
900. Score of the first game:
CEDAR RAPIDS r. II. F. a f.
Davis, III ............-. VI