Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
Carneyites Are Caught Of
Watch in Second Exhibit
ton of the Series.
FALL ON LOCAL PITCHERS
DeIlar Retires in the Fifth in Favor
of Rofer. a New Recruit
in Home Squad.

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i. their favor But in the next inning
four bingles, coupled with sacrifice
hits and stolen bases and errors. plac-
ed Kewanee in the lead by one lone
run. In their half the Islanders tied
up the score, but only for a minute. In
their half of the seventh the visitors
added another tally and then in the
eighth came two more, and they wound
up their batting innings with another
Rrun. totalling six.
II is true that the spectators at the
game were few and far between, but
that really does not excuse the class of
ball which was offered by the locals.
Nary a bit of ginger, and although
there were but four real errors, there
were enough slow plays and faulty
ones to enable the visitors to take ad-
! vantage of their nine hits. The catch
ing department was especially weak.
| Custer is on the sick list, but he stuck
for FIVE innings. when Smith was sent
in. This was Smiths first game, and
he was somewhat off color.
DELLAR QUITS IN FIFTH.
Dollar pitched for five innings. He
glided along fairly we'll till the fifth,
when four wallops aided in half as
many runs Then he was sent to the
clubhouse, and Hofer, a new recruit,
was called in. The youngster has all
kinds of steam and some pretty good
shoots His first inning was a good
one, but the other three saw four hits
and as many runs. Errors. sacrifice
| hits and passes aided in the run get
ting
Rock Islands first run was the result
of hot hit by Slattery and a passed
! ball by digger. Slattery came to bat
after Stevens had grounded out He
whipped one out over second which
Berghammer touched enough to turn
into three bases. The second sackman
barely touched the bail, but turned its
course so that it went by the center
fielder and out to the score board
And then Dilger let ball go through
him, and Stats came home. Kelly went
to first on a pass. Woods was out
when he attempted to bunt on the
third strike. He fouIed and Kelly took
third on the play. Custer ended it all
with a short hit to third.
LAKAFF HITS SCORE BOARD.
In the next inning. Bull Lakaff,
who has everything this year, was sent
in to bat for Dellar. Bull raped the
first ball pitched on the nose for
two-bagger out to the score board. He
was advanced to third by Vogel, who
survived on a fielder's choice. Lakaff
came home on Dilgers bad throw with
the last tally for the locals, for the
next three men went out. In spite of
all efforts to retrieve themselves by
putting new men in in the NINTH the
Islanders could not come close Fiji
ten men were used in the game. 1t
was in the fifth inning that the fire
works were set off by the visitors Dill
ger raped out hit into left field.
Hill then attempted to bunt, but the
best he could do was TO pop out to Stat
terry. VogeI was covering the first bag.
and as Dilger had started for second
on the play, Slattery threw to first, but
the throw was of and the ball rolled
out into right field while digger sprint .
ed around to third sack He came
home on a sacrifice fly by Kadgihn.
Clynes felded the ball, but his throw
was off color.
NIPPED AT PLATE.
Manuel hit over second and then /
stole second. Fitzpatrick hit in the .
same direction and Manuel came in ,
with tally two. Berghammer hit, and .
Fitzpatrick attempted to come home on .
the play, but was caught at the plate. !
All was quiet in inning six In seven,
Woods missed an easy fly hit by Kad-
gihn. The pitcher was advanced to .
second by a sacrifice by Manuel and
to third on Kilpatrick's second hit. He
came home on Berghammer's sacrifice
fly TO center. Llewellyn ended the in
ming with hot liner TO Kelly.
In the eighth, although they secured I
but one hit, the visitors bagged two /.
runs. Jacobsen famed. and then Blake \
was passed. Dilger raped a high one \
out into left, bun Clynes was unable to
hang onto it after he got under It, and
Blake landed on third. Hill knocked q 1
grounder to Hofer, who was undecided Il
where TO throw II. and so Blake came
home. digger went to second and Hill \
survived al first Kadgihn attempted
TO bunt on the third strike and fouled
making two outs. Then Manuel raped
out his second hit Of the game, and
Dilger came home from second. and
Hill went TO third. Fitzpatrick ended
the inning with grounder
LLEWELLYN's FINISH STRONG.
In the last inning Berghammer was
hit by a pitched bail. and then 70 get
even stole second. Smith let a ball get
by him. and Berry, went to third He
right field. Lieweilyn was caught at
third On q helder's choice. Blake fan
ned, Dilger lived On an error by Freddie
Ochs. and Kadgihn famed, ending the
game.
The score:
ROCK ISLAND ABR. II. P. A.E.
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