Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-18
Commodore Makes a Fizzle of
Attempt to Redeem Him
self Yesterday.
PUT OUT IN TWO INNINGS
isiande rsg fake Last of Series from Nc,
FarIand's Men-STert Succeeds
Boston Man i'm Box.
GAMES TOMORROW.
Peoria al Rock Island
Bloomington at Dubuque
Davenport at Decatur.
Cedar Rapids at Springfield.

The peculiar and continued contact
of the sphere with the wooden instru-
ment in the hand OF the opponent caus-
ed Mr. Barry TO retire indefinitely from
the important position he held in the
exhibition again yesterday.
Perhaps you do not know what that
means, Mr.. Barry. but you will have
to learn when you go to Boston 1t
means that you We're once more knock
ed out of the box. swelled head and all
in less time than it takes to tel ii. Ana
while the Bostonians may not be 50
cruel as to recall pas incidents, it is
fact, nevertheless. that you got the
same dose the day before. and your
effort 10 redeem yourself was a com
plete fizzle.
bad For Barry.
Ii was a bad day for Barry. Three
hits and two runs in each of the two in
nlngs he pitched was too much. The
fans were overjoyed to see Barry. this
star Of all stars who has been sold to
Boston. 20 down for the second time in
front of the Islanders without finishing
his game, and they refused 10 let up on
their roasting until the crowd dis
Dersed
The smuggling was not discontinued
altogether after Syfert went in. al
though il was not 50 heavy. six hits
and three runs being added after he
entered the game Lundin pitched
steady game ana did not allow a pass
n the nine innings. While the aggrC-
cate number of hits was larger than
usual from him hey were kept fairly
well scattered, and did not permit of
very heavy scoring. Several of them
were on the horseshoe order, and about
half dozen hit right in front of the
pitcher and bounced up out of his reach
into the uncovered space back of him.
Open BOmbnrdment.
The bombardment of Barry COM
menced with the first man up. 1t was
Wanner and he hit one over into left
field. and stole second a two-bagger
by Shaub brought him III. Shaub went
to third on Sweeney and scored on
single by Lister. Wilson was first mp
III lbf NtNOltl anu ut Slulltd II Oh III
the same way. Mcconnell was back
of him with a sacrifice and Wanner
with another single that made the
score good \ hit by Carlisle brought
in Wanncr.
There was then no more scoring by
the Islanders until the seventh when
Wanncr reached first on Bryette's fun
bic. Carlisle sacrificed and Shaub
passed a passed bail advanced both
runners and a two base hit by Lister
down the right field line brought the
runners in. In the ninth Mcconnell hit
one 10 the right and Lundin sacrificed
A single by Wanner completed the last
count
One AT Time.
The Commodores picked up their
scores one at time. commencing in
the second inning After TWO were out
Purtell made one safe in right field
Bryette sent him to second with anoth-
er. and Purtell scored an an error by
Wanncr in fielding one from O'Connor
In the fifth O'Conuor hit to right field
and Syfert advanced him to third by
planting one against the back fence
O'COnEOr scored ON fly from Lewee
To Ruby.
In the seventh a single by Bryette.
a sacrifice by O'COnnor and another hit
by Syfert counted one more In the
eighth Mcfarland made one good in
right field and Swacina advanced him
with single. He went 10 third while
Swacina was being caught on second
and scored while Purtell was put out
on first.
The score: