Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15

manded that the batsman be called
out and the runners sent back. I'm
pire O'Loughlin ruled that there had
been no interference. and play resunI.
ed. Robe hit 10 Tinker and Isbell was
caught at the plate. Robe stolen sec,
ond. "Jiggs" Donohue slashed a great
two Dagger into left field. and Davis
and Rohe logged home. Chance was
wearing a path from first base to the
pitchers box to talk to Brown. Dough-
erty ended the inning with a Srounder
to Chance. Three runs.
SECOND INNING.
First half-Evers' hard grounder got
away from Donohue. Davis seemed
to know by intuition that King was
going to hit over second and was on
the spot. forcing Evers at second and
throwing to DOnOhue for an easy dou-
bic play Brown struck out. No runs.
Second half-Tinker threw out Sulli-
livan and White was nailed. Brown to
Chance. Hahn tore off hard single
TO left and Jones waited for a pass.
Isbell singled over second. filling the
bases. Evers made great play in
blocking the ball or Hahn would have
scored. With two strikes and three
balls called on Davis and the base
runners scampering madly for the
plate. the batsman drove a fierce liner
too high for Tinker to catch. Joe got
one hand on the ball, but couldn't hold
it, Hahn and Jones scoring. Robe hit
toward left but Tinker blocked the
ball. preventing a score. The bases
were full again. The Cubs were in a
panic and council of war between
Chance. Brown. King and the infield,
it was decided to bring Overall 10 the
box to check the slaughter. Donohue
hit over second and Evers made Il
swell stop of the hit but not in time
to retire a runner. Isbell scoring and
the bases being still full. DOugherty
waited for a base on balls. Davis walk
ing home. The Cub finger got his
curve ball working and Sullivan was
retired on strikes. ending the carnage
Five corking hits had been made. Four
runs.
THIRD INNING.
First half-Donohue made a wonder
full stop of Hofman's hard drive and
threw to White for the out at first.
DonOhue received roar of cheers for
his brilliant play Sheckard drove 4
sharp grounder at Isbell and persisted
at first. Schultz raised a high fly for
Donohue. No runs.
Second half.-Overall threw out
White. Hahn boosted a fly for Sheck-
ard and Tinker gobbled Jones liner.
No runs.
FOURTH INNING.
First half-Chance walked. but was
forced at second. Davis to Isbell. on
Thinkers grounder, after Steinfeldt had
flied to Jones Evers hit to Isbell and
was out at first No runs.
Second half-Isbell nearly beat a
smash to Tinker, his fine slide to first
not quite beating the ball. Davis foul
ed TO King. Robe ripped a terrific hit
into right center. which Holman kept
from going into the crowd by fast
5printing and a great stop. Donohue
ball to extreme center,
which Holman pulled down on the
edge of the crowd after a hard sprint. |
Circus Solly'' was given a tremen
ious round of applause for the feat |
even Donohue joining in it. No runs |
FIFTH INNING.
First half-Kling swung hard at the |
Iall, but dinky roller along the third |
base line. out of reach of everybody. |
gave him a single. Overall sliced a |
lOuble along the right field foul line
putting King on third Hoffman fan
led. Sheckard hit to Isbell who jug