Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-15
Islanders Defeat Senators in Pro-
Ionged Battle for Sec
ond Game.
TIME FOR ONLY ONE GAME
Tieing Score Made BY Wilson in Ninth
-Wanner-shaub Combination
Breaks Spell.
GAMES TOMORROW.
Decatur at Rock Island.
Cedar Rapids at Peoria
Springfield at Dubuque.
Davenport al Bloomington.

Manners Jhree-Dase hit followed by
| a single by Shaub won a Thinning
game for Rock island against Spring
| field yesterday with a score of to 1
| II took three hours TO play the game
but about - minutes of this time was
taken IN caring for Vandine. who was
hit by pitched bail on the head. Van
dine was unconscious for q time. but
IS said To be recovering and will be
able 10 90 INFO the game again soon.
Only One Game.
II had been announced that two
games would be played. but by the time
the boys go, through with the 1G in
n.ngs, they We're ready to quit. 1t was
ia long siege for the pitchers and Lun-
din lasted better than Brit.sen. finish
iug better than he commenced The
other game had 10 be postponed
Wilson was substituted for Van
dine in the seventh and play
cd phenomenal game on
third base. Opportunities came his
way and not one was overlooked. He
not only made spectacular plays. but
was good for a single and a two-bag-
ger III the first two times up. and the
money seemed 10 all come his way.
Senators Lead.
The Senators scored in the first in
ming ana made two more IN the sixth.
the Islanders getting nothing until the
seventh. Lippert was first up ana
singled. going to second on pass to
DonncITy. A two base. hit by Jacobs al
lowed MIN 10 count.
In the sixth Jacobs singled and hits
by Novacek and Ebright brought him
around the circuit The Senator's 9th
~ score was made in the 10th. Lip
pert singled. DonneIly sacrificed and
Jacobs hit one out tn Carlisle. bringing
Lippert in. with the assistance of the
umpire.
Lawrence on Color.
Carlisle folded the ball and made
perfect throw 10 Mcconnell who had
Lippert before he reached the plate.
10 was clear TO every one in the grand
stand that Lippert was out. but I'm
pire Lawrence called him safe There
are many cases where a decision of
this kind would have passed as the UNI
pirc's mistake and let go 1t that. but
nine times out of ten this would have
been giving the game TO Springfield
and while il did not result that way
| if il had. Lawrence would and should
have been held responsible for the loss
Wilson Makes First.
Wilson started the score-getting in
| he seventh. taking Nandine's place
after the latter was hit as
a beginner Mcconnell hit one
down The right field line, ana il bound
I'd over the fence i'm front of the
bIeachers. Christie scored and Mac
went 10 third \ single by Lundin
brought Mcconnell in. The score was
tied in the ninth Wilson leading off
| with a pretty single Mcconnell sacri-
feed. but Wright let the thrown BAH
| get past him and Wilson scored.
Swcenc! Hes .Ignin.
! In the 10th after Lawrence had given
| Springfield the lead. Sweeney laced one
| out for two bases He went to third
on one from Ruby to Wright and scor-
! ed on two-base hit by Wilson Nc
ConneIl singled ana Wilson was caught
at the plate. Five innings passed then
| without a score and in the 10Th Wan
ner was the first man up. He watched
| for one of The kind that lac can always