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Notice to Creditors.

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Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
RECORDS BROKEN AT MEET
Some Great Performances in Athletic
Contests at Chicago.

Chicago. July 2.-Featured by a
Marathon" race. won by Thomas j.
Hicks of Boston. the central associa-
ton of the amateur athletic union held
record breaking meet on Marshall
field here Saturday. One national
amateur athletic union mark. the dis
Gus. was broken, eight central associa-
ton records were bettered and two in
the latter class tied. The team of the
Chicago athletic association, made up
of athletes from all parts of the mid
die west. scored 20 points and walked
away with the team banner
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
ROCK ISLAND LAUNCH
WINNER AT MOLINE
Lorraine Captures Time Prize From
the r. G. ", the Local Fa-
vorite.

Considerable interest was shown in
the regatta at Moline Saturday after
noon. +. T.. Lothringcr Of this city,
with his launch. the Lorraine, took
time prize in the launch race. which at
tracted the most attention. The course
was nine miles. and the May. "A Moline
boat with 23minute handicap. took
first place the Rock Island boat get
ting second place. The time race was
between the r.. g. V. and the Lorraine,
which were scratch boats. The Iyor-
raine easily covered the course in 1:18,
while the r. & V. required 1:21:5J-
There were seven entries.
In the three-oar race there were two
entries. The crew composed of Carl
Nyquist. Ralph Smith. and Emil Peter
son took first place. the time being 10
minutes. 10 seconds. The other crew
was made up of Silas Hewlett, Carl
Gamble and Blaine Gamble. The
course was four miles.
In the two-oar race. Fred Boardmau
and Charles Vyskocil took first place.
their time in covering the mile course
being 1925. Newton Marshall and
Verney Richards were close seconds,
going past the post in 1O:2S. After
them came Guido Wyland and Salyes
Wake. then Edward Brien and Ralph
McManus
Nels Rose took first place in the
sailing race. with Nels Larson a close
second. The course was a mile, but on
account of the light wind no time was
taken on this race.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
GAMES TOMORROW.
Rock Island at Davenport.
Cedar Rapids at Dubuque.
Bloomington al Decatur.
Peoria at Springfield

Decatur, Ill. July 2.-Lakaff's wild
ness gave Rock Island bad start yes
terday and the Commodores managed
to get one out of the series. The big
southpaw had an off day and in less
than three innings gave six passes re
sulting in three scores in the third.
Wilson succeeded in the box and hits
were punched on him in the sixth for
three and in the eighth for one.
Rock Island fielded well but was un-
able to do much with Bomar's bend
ers. The Commodore pitcher. who had
worked in the last half the day before.
was in the best of form and could not
be connected with successfully in the
first Swalm's hitting was again fea-
ture, he getting three OF the Island
ers' six safe ones. Score:
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
FROM THE DOPE BOX

In the six games away from home
Swain made IL hits, batting near the
800 mark
The Iowa league, in hopes of helping
things financially, has been trying "twi-
light ball." Games were played begin
ming at o'clock. In some towns they
drew well, but in others they did not.
Decatur Review: If that Rock Is
land team were to remain here a week
Henline would have path worn to the
right field fence chasing drives into his
territory The Rabbits in their series
here kept Murphy on the run, but the
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
Basketball Boys Camp.

The members of the intermediate
basketball team of the Y. M. c. A.
that had such wonderful season last
winter. have reorganized, and are al
ready planning for next winters bas-
ketball season. The team hereafter
will be known as the Tigers 1t is com
posed of Defiance Cook and Maurice
briggs, forwards; Clayton Shinstrom.
center; Clarence Ficken and Joe
Smith. guards; and Morris Cook. sub
stitute The boys are planning for a
camp on Campbelfs island, from Aug
81 TO Sept 9.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. l +: Cincinnati, o.
St Louis. Is; Pittsburg. 6-1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, s. Cleveland. 6.
st. Louis. 2; Detroit. 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. / Toledo. 0.
Minneapolis, 2; Milwaukee. ].
Kansas City, Z; St. Paul, FIRST
game).
st. Paul, 4 Kansas City, (second
game).
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. II; Pueblo. first game).
Omaha. 2; Pueblo, (called at dark
Des Moines, s; Lincoln. Z.
Denver, 5; Sioux City. first game)
Denver, IL; Sioux City, (second
game.)
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Terre Haute, Z; Grand Rapids. 5.
Evansville, 2; South Bend 2 (rain).
Dayton, 3; Canton. o.
Wheeling, II; Springfield. 10 in
nings).
IOWA LEAGUE.
Oskaloosa. 2; Waterloo. o.
Marshalltown. 2; Keokuk, 0.
Fort Dodge, g. Ottumwa, g.
Burlington. 6; Boone, 2.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
ANOTHER GREAT SUGGEST.
Commodorcs Had Best of 1t I'm
Batting Rock Island Won Saturday.

Saturday with the hits II to II
against them, the Islanders won out
to s. 1t was timely rapping and good
work on bases and in the field. Muir
ply. for Decatur, was injured in the
fifth, twisting his knee in sliding to
second and the opportunity was taken
to send Schreiber to the field and put
Bofnar in the box. Wilson succeeded
Neal in the fifth. There were three
home run drives, one by Vandine in
the first which brought in three runs
and one by Swain in the fourth with
nobody on base. Bomar's homer in the
eighth was really three bagger but a
bad relay let him in. Score:
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Stolen baseS-Swacina, Walters. DOu-
BILE play-Wanner to Cook to torney.
Inning pitched - BY Schneider, s. by
Bomar. 4; by Neal, 3; by Wilson, 6.
HitS-Off Schreiber. 10; off Bomar. 2;
off Neal. s; off Wilson, 9. Bases on
balls-Off Schneider. l; off Bomar. 1.
Struck out-By Schneider. 5; by Bo-
mar, 6; by Neal. / by Wilson. 2. Wild
pitch-Neal. Passed balls-McConnell
3, Lemon. Left on bases-Decatur, IA:
Rock Island. 4. Time of game-1: 55
Umpire-Shuster
Other Saturday Games.
At Springfield-The game went II
innings, Donnelly driving in the win
ming run with two-bagger after Cam
eron had singled. Score:
Springfield ..OOO0O2 O1-3 ?
Cedar Rapids. .001100000O0-2 s o
Batteries Bridges and Ludwig;
Ford and Berry.
At Davenport - Two-baggers by
Hughes and Brewer and a home run
by Buelow netted Peoria three runs in
the eighth and gave them an easy vic
tory. Score:
Davenport OO0O100O-2 s 1
Peoria .... 1OO0O03O-4 8 D
Batteries-Eul and Spencer: Jaeger
and Simon
At Dubuque-The home team scored
all their runs on clean hitting. Score:
Dubuque 10000 OF 1 o. 9 0
Bloomington -. % 0 ] 00002 0-3 6
pottor;oe D,rr,b ,pd Ctorl.. Chr;c
tian, Pierce, and Wilson.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Islanders hit theirs in the opposite di-
rection.
Four out of six on the road is not so
bad.
Clinton is still talking of getting
franchise in the Three-Eye.
Peoria is getting wise to the fact
that that city is getting faster ball
than it did in the Western league.
Catcher Erickson, who was suspend
ed by Davenport last year. is to get
tryout in the American league next sea
son.
Manager Mcconnell is following the
right system in mixing up his pitchers.
1t has helped to win on the present
trip.
Linderbeck, formerly of Peoria, who
was secured by South Bend from Lima
lasted but one day in Central league
company His weakness at the bat
was too apparent 60 Manager Grant.
Springfield Register: The first day
Roman played here, voices were heard
knocking him. Those same voices to-
day are heard in tickle admiration of
player.
Umpire Shuster received a telegram
from Little Rock the other day asking
him to come down and work in the
Southern league. They wanted him TO
work at a lower salary, however than
some of the others get in the same
league, and he promptly declined.
The Decatur Review states there is
something in the report that Burling
ton is to get the franchise of one of the
Three-Eye league teams; only it will be
Dubuque's instead of that of Decatur.
More sense to that
Hank Walters. interviewed at Deca-
tur. says he finds the Tbree-Eyc pace
much faster than when he left it and
declares it is getting faster all the
time. Particular advance, he says. has
been made in inside work and team
play.
The Rock Island management has ar
ranged for two more games with the
Moline Independents on open dates.
The first will be played Tuesday. July
II at Moline, and the second Aug. p,
probably at Rock Island.
Converse pitched losing game for
Ottumwa yesterday. Twelve hits.
The Oak Leas of Chicago were de
feated al Kewauee yesterday, II to 1.
Lundin pitched for the home team.
Pitcher Jack Taylor will probably re-
join the Chicago Nationals. st. Louis
having offered TO sell him for Beebe
and Noonan. and $1,000 in cash.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
GAMES AMONG The AMATEURS
7iversdes and Edgewood Parks Battle
for First Place.
Continue Winninq.

FNIVtTSIUtS OOTItITIuC "H''''''S'
Wright pitched superb ball. holding
the Parks to six hits. A batting rally
in the eighth won the game for the
Riversides Saturday. Tomorrow the
Parks and Independents fight for first
place. The score:
Riversides O2O42-9 II 2
Parks .101O 01000-3 6 5
Batteries-Wright and Blythe; Grit
fifth and Zetterlind.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
Twenty Year Battle.

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with cronic piles and malignant sores.
until | tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
which turned the tide, by curing both.
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Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
WIN AT WYOMING
Rock isIard independents Take
Sunday Game From Fast
Aggregation.
BuNT OUT VICTORY NEAR END
Sherrard Miners Defeat the Dolly
Team-Is Close Game-260O's Win
From the FIambeaux.

At Wyoming yesterday the Rock ISL
and Independents were victorious over
the fast aggregation at that place, the
score being 4 to 2, the Independents
making their runs in the eighth and
ninth innings. The Wyoming boys
had a score of to 0 to the eighth In
that inning the Rock Island players
having been unsuccessful in other
methods started to play bunting
game and this was too much for their
opponents In the ninth there was
repetition of the work and two scores
were made. Leverich held his oppon-
ents down to three hits. The score:
Independents ..O0OO0OO22 3 2
Wyoming .00O10 00001-2 > 3
Batteries-A. Leverich and Wilson:
Scott and Geary.
DOliys Defeated.
Although they were able to get only
one hit from Pinkley, the Dollys played
a close game with the Sherrard team
at the coal town yesterday, the score
being TO 4. Score: r. H. Z.
Dollys ..O22 0OO00-4 . 6
Sherrard .....OO2O 0OO3O-5 1 ;
Batteries and Gibson;
Pinkley and Samuelson.
:eOO's Win from FInmbcaux.
The 2G00's were victorious over the
Davenport FlambeauX yesterday. the
score being to = The score:
2600's 00O1O01-i 9 .
FlambeauX Il O1000-2 5 =
Batteries-Grogan and Miller; Brant
and Geise.
Homer Wins for Moline.
Moline won yesterday in the game
with the Hopkins Bros. team of Des
Moines in the Plow City, to 4. Fes-
ler's drive over the back fence in the
third with three on base. the longest
hit on the home grounds this year,
won The visitors are the fastest field
ing aggregation outside the Three-Eye
teams. that has been in Moline this
year. Score: r. II p
Moline .............. ....-...o /
Des Moines .-.....-........ II .
Batteries-Kerr and Eng; Maddi-
gan and Hilley.
Gilchrist was outclassed at Musca
tine. Saturday and the score was II
to l.
Win Two In One Day.
The A. S. LIS won two games yes
terday, defeating the Centrals of this
city in the morning to l, and the
Ninth street team of Moline in the af-
ternoon 9 TO l. Means and Stader
formed the battery for the winners in
the morning and Ficken and Stader i'll
the afternoon. Ficken struck out II
men. The a. S. l.. boys play the Stroll
lers the morning of the Fourth.
Fans 10 Men.
Sommerson. the Coal Valley pitcher,
in a game yesterday at that place with
the Moline East End team. famed 10
of his opponents and the Valleyites
won with a score of to g.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Bases on balls-Off Wilder. 2: off
Wright, L. Struck out-By Wilder. 7;
by Wright, z. Double plays-Bosse to
blackburn. Wright to Snyder to Wal
ters- Hit by pitched ball-Davidson.
Passed balls-Hannah. 2. Stolen bases
-Reitz, Snyder, Corners, Beck Sac
rifice hits-Hadley. Walters. Umpire
-IIoffer. Time-1:35
Bakers Wildness Loses Game.
Baker was wild and was pounded
hard in the first inning at Davenport.
allowing Peoria three bases on balls,
five hits and one error. which netted
SIX scores and gave them the game.
The score:
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
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Two base hits-Buelow, Hughes. Sac
rifice hit-Graham. Bases on balls
Off Baker, 8; off Lewis, 1; off Roach.
3. Struck out-By Lewis, 4; by Roach.
). Double plays-Roach to Hughes to
Bue!ow: Burg to Harrod. Stolen bases
-Bewar. Egan. Hit by pitcher-Cur-
tbs. Bennett Passed ball-Spencer.
Time of game-1:40. Umpire-Fla
herty
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
RESULTS SATURDAY.

Rock Island Z: Decatur. D.
Peoria, 4 4; Davenport, 2.
Dubuque, 4 Bloomington. 3.
Springfield, >; Cedar Rapids, 2 I'll
nnings).
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Two base hits-O'Connor, Cook.
Stolen bases-LemOn. Walters. Sacri-
nee hlts-Lemon. O'Connor. Struck
out-By Bomar. I; by Wilson. L. Bases
on balls-Of Bomar. 2: off Lakaff, g.
Wild pitch-Lakaff. Time-1:45. Um-
pire Shuster
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
TWO OUT OF THREE
islanders Lose Last to Oecatur
but Come Home IN
Fifth Place.
LAKAFF WAS wlLDYEsTERDAY
8omar Had Something on Al CT NC
ConneIPs Men But Swalm-Eise-
where in League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
THREE EYE LEAGUE

Rock Island. l. Decatur, I.
Peoria, z; Davenport, 4.
Springfield. :; Cedar Rapids, ..
Bloomington, 3; Dubuque, d.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
Crescents Take Mohawk's Place.

The Crescents have taken the Young
Mohawks' place in the league, owing
to disbanding of that team. They are
scheduled to play the Riversides to
morrow and a good game is expected.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
Easy for Senator's.

Springfield, Ill. July 2.-Springfield
had matters their own way and took
the third straight game from Cedar
Rapids. The score:
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
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Wright shows Form.

dubuque, Iowa, July 2.-Dubuoue
couid not find Wright and was shut
out by the tail-enders. The visitors
punched their hits on Wilder The
neiding of Herbert was the feature of
the game. Score:
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

curtis Two base hits-Ball, Cameron.
hree base hits-Novacek, Berry,
oclarnweber. Donnelly. Sacrifice hits
berry. kinsella. Bases on balls-Off
hihseila. ); off Radabaugh, 4. Hit by
pltched ball-Ruby. Struck out-By
hlhseila, 6; by Radabaugh, 8. Time of
same-1:45. Umpire-Carruthers At
tendance 2OO
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Peoria is getting wise to the fac
that that city is getting faster bal
than it did in the Western league.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Catcher Erickson. who was suspend
ed by Davenport last year. is to get a
tryout in the American league next sea
son.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Clinton is still talking of getting
franchise in the Three-Eye.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Manager Mcconnell is following the
right system in mixing up his pitchers.
1t has helped to win on the present
trip.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
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Two base hits-Murphy, Henline,
Wanner, 2. Three base hit-Foney.
Home runs-Bomar, Swain. vandinel
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Linderbeck, formerly of Peoria, who
was secured by South Bend from Lima,
lasted but one day in Central league
company. His weakness at the bat
was too apparent 20 Manager Grant.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Springfield Register: The first day
Roman played here. voices were heard
knocking him. Those same voices to-
day are heard in tickle admiration of
the Toronto man. Roman is ball
player
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02
Fans 10 Men.

Sommerson, the Coal Valley pitcher
in game yesterday at that place with
the Moline East End team. famed 10
of his opponents and the Valleyites
won with a score of to g.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

The Oak Leas of Chicago were de-
feated al Kewanee yesterday, IL to I.
pitched for the home team.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Four out of six on the road is not 81
bad.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Pitcher Jack Taylor will probably re-
join the Chicago Nationals. st. Louis
having offered 10 sell him for Beebe
and Noonan. and $1,000 in cash.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Converse pitched a losing game for
Ottumwa yesterday. Twelve hits.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Hank Walters, interviewed at Deca
tur. says he finds the Tbree-Eye pace
much faster than when he left 1t and
declares it is getting faster all the
time. Particular advance, he says. has
been made in inside work and team
play.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

The Decatur Review states there is
something in the report that Burling-
ton is to get the franchise of one of the
league teams only it will be
instead of that of Decatur.
More sense to that.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Islanders hit theirs in the opposite di-
rection.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

Umpire Shuster received Telegram
from Little Rock the other day asking
him to come down and work in the
Southern league. They wanted him tC
work at a lower salary. however, thar
some of the others get in the same
league, and he promptly declined.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-07-02

The Rock Island management has ar
ranged for two more games with the
Moline Independents on open dates.
The first will be played Tuesday, July
II at Moline, and the second Aug. 27,
probably at Rock Island.
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