Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-18
SHELBY'SHURLINC
WINS FOR MOLINE
slim Allows but Seven Hits and No
line Takes Second Game OF the
Title Series, 4 10 2.
an GOULD IS FOUNDED HARD
Dick 9taIey Canned for Indifferent
FIaving-0scar Graham Stars
with the Willow

81 Dan 0Leary.a last hope. Alb Gould
failed to stop those onrush1ng Plow
boys yesterday afternoon on the home
inn ana the Hughes contingent won
bsndly. q TO z. The Moline boys had
On their batting clothes and garnered
il safe hits off Gould's slants, one Of
them being q triple, while Slim selby
allowed but seven swats, several Of
wffcl we're on the scratch order.
Dick 5taley showed Up again for
duty. but he lasted only two rounds ia
which time he contributed two errors
on two chances. Strangely enough, be
hated 1000. Manager Hughes yanked
him cut. pulled Clayton. another way
ward son. into the Keystone sack and
sent pitcher Oscar Graham into right
field The last change proved f0rtu-
nate for the boss. as Oscar started the
first rally. scored the first run and one
more ard garuered two hits tn three
trips 81 the plate.
Davenport started we'll. scoring in
the second round, but Sel5y soon put
the high sign on the Blue S0X and they
again failed to take opportunity of the
advantages offered them
Two errors. a hit and sacrifice hit
resulted Ia the first run for Daven-
por. Moline tied the count Ia the
ftrE Clayton whitfield for starter
and Hughes was out on q drive to VIII
lis. Graham bit clean single TO left
and Dal5las followed with g smash in
the same place SeIhy then followed
with single over Willis head, count
Ing Graham. I'm the seventh Moline got
two more. Clayton struck 0ut again.
bat HUGHES walked Graham followed
with lts second hit to LETT and Dob
bins was ont OBJ a erounder. 5elby
again came 10 the front with 8 single,
c9uuHug Graham. FaI1 followed with
ahir counting Hughes and White end
cd the agony with a long fly to cen
ter Tank Davis started the eighth
round with slashing three-bagger
mr GBriens mob. scoring on Clay
tus long fly 70 Graham.
PIovs Pull Bougrs.
Bo1aaaa5ea work on the part Of
Euguez and Clayton nearly cost Alo-
line t.a victory in the ninth. E. Ora
ham scratched q hit 10 center for 81
starter Mullisau hlt to Hughes and
George instead of tossing TO second.
started 10 run Graham down between
the bags when DE could have forced
him at second. Uut Nujigau was re-
tired on the play Meyers singled DO
center and reached second when Clay
ION arerthraw second when the bah
was returned Graham scoring on the
play 0Leary went in to bat for VIII
lis. aat was retired ou pop-Up ro
Hughes. OBrien ended the anxiety
with long fly TO Oscar Graham
White made a wonderful running
catch at Gou]ds long foul in the sew
eath. NanE Davis three-base hit roll
ed clear re- the fence and he came near
trying r. stretch it luro a homer.
President Tearney spent last night ia
Moline and witnessed several innings
Of the contest il Davenport.
Davenport took more kindly to the
title series and s33 paid admissions
Wera registered at the box office, 200
more ra8u ia Moline on the previous
day Davenport and M0liue are play
ing tHfs afternoon at the PI0w city
PARA .a tho third game of the series
The score OF yesterdays game follows: