Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-05

wich's delicate little bingle to the
dandeiion bed in center. Al was nail
ed trying to larcenize second.
Syfert's pay roll attaches notted
the score in the fourth. Kohl, for
mer residence Rock Island, was Civ
en- transportation, took second on
Hartford's out, and registered on Vim
sons clout. Then it settled down
into a heart breaking grind.
BLOOMERS RALLY.
Many fan wept bitter tears in the
ninth, after Bloomington had grabbed
those two talIies, which doomed up
like Kansas storm cloud. Kohl, first
up, singled. Clemens STAYED off de-
feat temporarily by making one of
the most wonderful catches ever wit
messed on Hayes lot. Mack hit the
pill an awful whack. sending it far
out into left towards the club house.
Clemens started to dig due east the
minute the ball left the bat, and run
ming full speed, shot out one NIT with
his back turned, and hauled down the
ball Hartford was mean enough to
single, however, putting Kohl on third
with one gone. Vinson singled, scor-
ing Kohl Hartford took third and
scored when Reed threw the ball
away Lister and Ohlin were easy.
By a magnificent rally the Sox came
back and tied it up. Reed, first up,
whacked a single along the third base
line. Otto Koepping shot a safety TO
left. and the crowd began to roar.
Flaharty laid down a neat sacrifice
advancing both men peg. Bromwich
killed hopes by grounding out, making
two gone, but Bobbie Clemens was
elevated into the hero class a min,
ute later, when he shot a clean hit
through the short field, cleaning the
sacks and tying the score. Clemens
grabbed second on the throw to the
plate which failed to catch Koepping
Neer concluded it by whiting.
The Boomers went out, one, two
three, in their half of the tenth. Car
I rigan started the final splurge with g
corking two Dagger to left, and sneak
ed to third on Coleman's death. Seen
( ario-One out, man on third, Barnes
at bat The Indian twirler shot ovel
a sis6ler, and Clifton allowed the pes
/ ky pill to sift through his paws. Car
rigan tore home on the bungle and il
was all over but the shouting.
SECOND GAME.
Manager Syfert held a little consul
tatiop with himself during the inter
mission, asked himself if he was still
the grand little finger as of yore, an
swered himself in the affirmative, anC
informed himself that the grand OLE
man OF the diamond would mount tn,
slab. ROddy Hendrix did the heav!
for the SOx and applied a neat Goa
Of kalsomine TO the Boomers. LETTING
them down with FIVE scattered bin
giles. The final stage of the contes
was put on with a rainstorm effect
GET TWO PAIR
The SoX grabbed two in the fifth
Carrigan, Coleman and Hendrix hi
in succession. Carrigan beat tn
throw to the plate on Reeds long fly
Coleman attaching himself to tn
third sack. Bib Bob scored a nil
ute later on Koepping's groundel
Flaharty died Oh a roller.
The two in the eighth were maize
after two were gone. Clemens got
life on Kelly's boot, stole second an
, came home on Neers bingle. Nee
likewise pilfered the keystone sac
and filtered over the pan by reason {
Carrigan's one baSer. Garry reache
second on the throw TO the plate, bl
was hung and CHARTERED at thir
Bloomington threatened in the mint
With one gone, Mack and HartfoI
singled. Vinson whitfield, however, al
Lister rolled an easy one to Hendri
That was all.