Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-26
sundays Game Not One OF Kind
the Fans Like to
See.
SENATORS TAKE THE THIRD
Hitting by DonneIIy's Men Does the
Work-Rattery Turned Loose on
Haaerman in the Ninth.
GAMES TOMORROW.
Decatur at Rock Island.
Davenport at Bloomington.
Cedar Rapids at Peoria.
Springfield at Dubuque.

Very unsatisfactory, is the verdict
With reference TO the game yesterday,
which made three straight for Spring
field with a score of TO 2. The lack
Of satisfaction was not simply because
the Islanders failed 10 win. but be
cause it was not the kind of an exhibit
ton that the people like to see, nor
'aS il like many that have been seen
when the home team lost Players on
Doth sides became disgruntled at the
decisions of the umpire and numerous
Incidents contributed TO the makeup
Of this anything but pleasing exhibit
ZION.
Hits Counted.
Springfeld's hitting did the business
his time as before From the top 10
he bottom of the list DOnnelly's men
seem 10 hit at will. and they were
made to count. Errors put two men on
bases who scored. batting doing the
business after they were started In
the ninth inning five hits Melted five
scores and put the game far out OF
reach of the Islanders. although they
DonneIIy Losing Temper.
Donnelly allowed his temper to get
away from him on one occasion and
after that the fans refused to let him
alone. and ali the wrath that was re
strained on the bleachers was turned
Dose upon him. The senatorial man
| lger was on third base when Ludwig
hit out long fiy and in coming home
III the throw-in he gave McConnelrs
| eage. which had been dropped TO the
ground while the catcher was watch
| ng the ball. hard kick, and moped
| IN to the bench. Warmer thought the
mask looked pretty coming down, so
when he scored he did the same thing
with Ludwig's, which was lying in the
same place. Donnelly has not been
feeling right through this series any
-ow, even If he has been taking all of
the games. Umpire Lynch sent him
away from the coaching line in the
irst game and has not allowed him to
-eturn. aud since then he and the fans
| have not been getting along well to-
| sether.
GFuebner Starts IL.
A base on balls for Gruebner. a stol-
IN base and a two-base hit by Jacobs
| cells the story OF the first score A
tumble by Wanner and another by
Vandine put DOnnelly and Scharnweb-
| er on bases in the fourth Donnelly
| scored on the throw-in of a fly from
Ludwig to Walters. and Scharnweber
counted on Brittsen's hit
An AwfuI Ninth.
| Nobody contributed anything after
that until the ninth, when the FIVE
scores were made Gruebner was hit
by pitched ball. Jacobs singled,
Wright drew a pass, Novacek Donnel-
ly and Seharnweber clouted in success
sion. Gruebner scoring on Novacek and
Jacobs and Wright on Donnelly No
vacek counted on Scharnweber's sin
gle. and hit by Ludwig scored Don
nelly.
start In Fifth.
The Islanders first hit was made by
Lister in the fourth. but no score was
made until the fifth. Warmer led OF
with a twObagger and scored on a
single by Vandine. In the eighth car
Isle hit and went TO second on a single
by Ruby. and TO third while an attempt
was being made to- get Ruby at second
on a ball hit by Lister He scored
while Lister was being caught al sec
ond The score: