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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
Mineral, Kans.

Sodrug urednik!
ker Sc nobeden IL naSe nasclbi-
ne ne oglasi, sen Sc JAZZ namenil,
da kaj porocam.
Premogovi row Obratuje.jo stall
no, ali sreccn jc kdor ina delo.
Skoro polovica premogarjev je
zmirom donna. Ako eden ali drugi
prostor zgotovi, gre ma list, in po-
tenn je donna "a nedoloGen cas-.
Premogovi row Sc tuka.j zdcluje-
10, pOscbno S st. s. NJ. X. p. bono
V par tednih gotovi. Kan pa po-
tem? Della nj dobiti. Ravno pred
par dnevi mi ie pravil ncki Itali-
Jan, da jc bill scvcrno cd Pitts
burg, Kans. "a dclom. Rekel jc. da
je vprasal ma Is Sahtih "a delo, a
povsod je dobil odeOvor: Nothing
Doing. Draginja je ma dnevnem
redu.
Kaj JIG tega vzrok? Ali tudi cv-
ropejska voina9
Dne %. pr. m. JIG umrl tukai br.
Ant. Vehar, %ziutraj OBJ IA. Bolc-
hal je blizu Stir leta "a ietiko. Po-
greba pokojnega so sc udelezila tri
drustva A. S. b. p. D., S. n. j. in
X. S. X. j. Sprevod Sc je vrsil v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09

najlepSem redu, z razvitimi zasta-
vami.
Pokojnik .je bival V Zedinienih
drzavah petnajst let, star je bill "A
let. Tukaj zapusGa zaluioco vdovo,
dive hceri in enega sina, nekje V
Okla. encga brata, V start domovi-
hi pa mater in sestro.
Bod mu lahka tuja zemlja.
NJegovi soprogi in sorodnikom
izrekamo naSe sozaljc.
Frank Rosie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
Pogrebe bodo " Ljubliani ko

munizirali. Najprej je mestna u
prava kupila pogrcbni zavod O.
Doberleta "a 100000 kron. sedai
pa odkupi Sc ve6ji pogrebni "a
vod G. Turka "a 25O,OO kron.
Razen Sc nekega man.jSega pogre-
bnega zavoda V Spodn.ji Siski V
Ljubljani nj wee. ObGina DO torei
sama oskrbovala vse nadal.jne DO
grcbe V svoji reziji. Glede ma
kupa Turkovcga pogrebnega "a
voda trde nekateri obGinski sve-
tovalci, da je gori oznacena kup-
ma cena pretirana. Gin Sc izvede
komunizaciia ~pogrebov. uvede OBJ
Gina tudi ~pogrebno zavarovanje.
Koliko vrst zivali je ma svetu.
Berlinski uceniak naravoslovec
Mobius trdi, da je ma zemlii
415.OO0 razliGnih zivali, med tent
okoli $4,000 sesalcev, ticev, repti-
lii, amfibij in rib. Najvec vrst
Je hroscev, Xxi Jill je bale okoli
10000 vrst. Letece zivali so torei
najbolj razsirjene, ker Sc mai.
lazje skrivajo in najbolje premi-
kaJo. Gin vecja in tezja :ie zival,
TEN hitreje izginja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
VABILO!
k prvi
KONCERTNI IN ~DRAMATICNI
VESELICI
katerO prircdi
SLOW. soc. KLUB ST. ia
Detroit, Mich.
v ceSki dvorani. ma vogalu St.
Anton & Grskine st.

Uljudno vabimo visa soscdna
druStva in drugo obcinstvo, da Sc
mnogoStevilno odzovejo temu va
blu. Ianimiva igra: "Trije tic
ki". Vstopnina "a moSke 25c. -
Dame so vstopnine proste.
Ia dobro zabavo in prigrizek
bode skrbel ODBOR
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
ADVERTISEMENT
pODP0RNA zVEzA
lnkorporiranA q. aprila 1909
v drEavi Penn
Sedez: C~Onemaugh, Pa

Sedez: COnemaugh, Pa.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: FRAN PAvLovGC, DO, 7O5, Conemaugh, Pa
Podprcdsednik: JosIP ZoRKo, r. F. d ), box so, West Newton, Pa.
TajuIk: ALoJzIJ BAvDEK, box 1877, COnemaugh, Pa
Pomoini tajnii: IVAN PRosToR, bo, 1870, Export, Pa
Bagajnik: JOsIP zELE, CLOS st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Pomotni blagajnk: JOSH MARINGIC, 54o9 ST. Clair Ave. Cleveland, o.
zAUPNIK:
ANDREJ vIDRIH, box 5s, COnemaugh, Pa
NADzoRNIKI:
ynJEM SITTER, l. nadzOrnk, Lock box 81. Conemaugh, Pa
FRAN TOMATO, 2 nadzornk, Gary, Ind, ToleNon, Sta, box rs
N1KoLAJ PovsE, 8 nadE, Grail. st, Numrey Hill. N. s Pitsburs, Pa
PoRoTNIKI:
IVAN GORsEK, l. porotnik, Box 1876, Radhy, Kansas.
JAKoB RoCJAN, 2 porotnik, s1 Lunnen Street, Johnstown, Pa.
AIJoZJ KARLNGER. 3 porOtnik, Giard, Kansas, R F. D 4 box SO
vRHovNI zDRAvNIK.
F. J. Kern, M. D., 622 St Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
GLAvNI URAD v hi st. 40 Main Street, Cmemaugh, Pa.
PoMozNI oDBoR.
spendal Ivan, Conemaugh, Pa, box 273.
Gaenik Ivan, 45 Coleman Ave- JOhnstOwn, Pa.
Gapren Ta,t 'aT g 0 * - = bo TOH rem 4Shn "a p,
suhOdolnik ivan, box Isl, south Fork, Pa.
zOer AOidi box 54, Conemaugh, Pa.
PRIPRAvLJALNI oDBoR IA ZDRUsTEv SLovENsKIH PoDPoRNIB
NAPREDNIH ORGANIZACIJ.
Predsednik: Vljem Star, box 81, Conemaugh, Pa, clan s. I. p. o.
Zsvertnik JOtef, 2s2l Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, elan S. n. i. j.
Martin Honda, 1856 Sc. Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, clan s. S p. g.
Hrsst Anton, I. O. New Duluth, MINI, clan :. n. ]. j.
sefaneiG Martin, box rs, Franklin, Kans, elan dr. . Barbara.
Frank J Aes, 4OOo W. 3lst st, Chicago Ill, clan S L. p. &P.D.
GoSek Ivan, box 2Il, West Mineral, Kansr elan A. S. b. p. q.
UradnO GlaslO: PRoLEARTC, 4OO6 W. alst Street, Chicago, Ill.
Cenjena drustvs, oziroma nUh uradniki, SO uljudno poseni, posujati ye
aOpse in denar, narsvnOst "A gavnega tajnika in nikOgar drugega. Denar naj
&c pOElja glusOm pavll, ednO potion Psmih; EIpresnih; ali Banenih denaruib
aataznc,. nikakor pa ne potion privatnih eekov.
v sueaju, da opazjo drustveni tajnik pi porosnih Vlavpegs t.nil. ,,L.
romanjklJvOsti, maj to nemudoms uaznanijo urad glavnega taipika Ia a., " nj
sodnje popravi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09

Jc SpuStllO V DOJ Y zandarJl, Xxi so
ga hoteli aretirati, potem jc ma
pablo palace dezelnega predsed-
silva, in V boju z %vojastvom je BIZ
10 mnogo oseb ranjenih.
Ma Susaku so demonstranti ma
padli domobransko vojaSnico.
TIE vesti so prcSle tudi V slo-
venske liste v Ameriki in nekateri
so Jill sprejeli "a resniGne.
Mi vemO, da nj v Avstriji vse
tako, kakor slika njena vlada in
kakor poroGajo strogo cenzurira-
nj listi. Navedenim western pa VEN
dar ne verjamemo, ker imamo "a
TO tehtne razloge.
Zagreb je yes "naspikan" z
vojaStvom. Cetudi je to re veci.
noma vojaStvo tretjega reda, ina
vendar orozje. &c Sc vprasamo,
kdo hi bill mogel izvrsiti naskok
ma banovo palace, dobimo odgo-
vor, da so skoraj vsi, Xxi bi bill
pripravljeni in sposobni "a tako
dejanje, sami re davno poklicani
pod orozje. Banova palaca pa je
nedvomno strogo zastrazena, in
kako maj hi sc zazgala, nam je Z
ORION ma njen polozaj velika IL
ganka.
V Ljubljani. Kdo hi mogel biti
tisti duhovnik, XII hi sc upal PR.
digati prot yoini? Nobenega ne
poznamo. Sc bolj neverjetno .je
to, &c Sc spomnimo, da Sc je VISA
klerikalna stranka cd vsega "a
Getka navduSevala "a vojno in da
ie dr.. SuSterGiG re mesec dni pred
mobilizacijo ma javnem shodu
Scuval ma vojno.
Toda rccimo, da hi Sc naSla Ia
ka bella vrana med ljubtjansko
duhovStino. TiSti ljudje, Xxi hodi-
jo posluSat pridige, Sc ne puntajo;
tisti, Xxi bi morda rebelirali, ne
hodijo ma pridige, ne glede ma to,
da so tudi skoraj vsi pri vojakih
ali pa zaprti.
Ma SuSaku nj domobranstva ne
domobranskc vojaSnice.
Tako kakor je bilo telegrafira-
no, nj torej mic S tenn vestmi.
Sploh pa ne more biti sedaj govo-
ra o kakSnem resnem uporu. Kdo
mai ga uprizori, kdo maj ga or
ganizira, kdo maj ga vodi? In kdo
maj Sc punta?
Razumemo pa, kako nastajajo
take vesti. in kje jc iskati Nth
stvarno podlago. Zakaj popolno-
ma brez podlage vendar MISC. IL
uradnih porocil vemo, da je dol
goletna jeca in tudi smrtna kazen
V Avstriji re skoraj nekaj vsak
danjega. V justicnem barbarstvuV
je habsburSka monarhija re pre-
koSila Rusijo.
NemO tudi. da p~ostaja zi~vljenjc
Y Avstri.ii cd dine do dine tezav-
ncjSe. Tudi o TEN imamo nestle
'e uradne In neuradnc podatke.
Ncmo kar ie samo OBJ sep ma
ravno - da .ie nezadovoljnost We
lika in da raste. Nasprotje med
oficiclnimi vestmi o zmagah in
poveStmi ranjenccv o straSnih IL
gubah jo Sc poveGuje.
Tupatam odpre kakSen nepre-
vidnez usta. Kjer postane beda
prcvclika, pride do demonstrated
Jc IL obupa. Posameznih nemir-
nth cpizod je veliko zda.j tn zdaj
tam. Mnogo vesti o takih dogod-
XIII gre pc svetu, zaradi stroge
cenzure pa nObena nj dovolj jas
ma, in porocevalci 81 morajo liz po-
Sameznih kamenckov sestavljati
mozaik. In ia jc potem napaGen.
Omenjene vesti V casopisih to.
ri miso Tesni5ne. Ampak izpo5
Nth je resnica, da je polozaj V
Avstriji s%traSan, ne lie "a ljudstvo.
temvec tudi "a Waldo in - morda
tudi "a dinastijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
LISTNICA UREDNISTVA.

West Allis, Wis: Primili smo
"a proSli broi prekasno, a sada
ne vrijedi wise.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-03

The fellow who has money coming
usually is at the station a long time
before train time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
CHICACOANS SEE
REAL POLO CAME
Kansas City Team Shows Great Speed,
Winning Contest From 0nwent-
STA JitBeys, II to &.

Chicago, Ill. July 10.-Kansas City,
riding hard and playing an excellent
combination, won its way into the
finals for The middle western polo
championship yesterday at Lake For
est by defeating the 0uwentsia Jit-
ueys, u goals to :
Fifteen hundred polo enthusiasts
turned out to see the Missouri four
show marked superiority over the Jit-
neys in al departments OF the game.
They also saw Big John Towne play
the greatest game Of his career against
overwhelming odds. Sloane Doak,
Tome VeGe, s. H VeHe and ".
Guernsey time ana again rode back
with their Iaurels gone after meeting
Big City
But great as was the game T0wne
played and well as he was aided by
Captain Bryant there was no stopping
the slippery crew from Kansas City.
They hardly ever missed the bali, they
rode SO hard and so well that they
seemed to have six men all the time
against the Onwentsia four. and one
Of them always was to be found in the
proper place for scoring when the ball
was driven into the Jitney territory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
NOR WOOD CHOSEN
STARTER IN RACE
Carl Mueller OF This City VIII Act as
Timer in iles-Peterseu Com
test In Davenport,

s1aS EuIa3elstef mas pee1 selected as
/ the referee Of the Ailes-PereTsen race
I sat the Davenport mile track tom0r-
row afternoon. Work of nreuzrfrg tine
.-'-
+ eafIE yesterday and the oFllla-s Will
see tAaJ every th}4s IS lH 1Ip-t92 shape
+eHai@AAs tAe FENCES ana tae eondJ-
I ZION OF tHe tFaHA- lac militia OF baF-
I EXPORT company p. viii patrol the
/ track and viii see that no accidents
occur, ~. +. 6o"ief, 2 motor car
aeaief from chicago, mas made
wager oil sou that Petersen viii beat
! Mics. -he wager was made with Dan
Mics. 0lhelai sanction Tor tie match
race was SFahle- yesterday. when
George Mitchell, representing the
/ Aero Club Racing association, tale-
graphed Promoter friedman the nee
essary documents c. Norwood, sec
rotary OF the Davenport Commercial
club, has been selected by both sides.
to act as starter. Carl Mueller Of.
Rock island has been chosen as the.
UlLkeF.
Chance VIII decide style OF starting
Aviator Niles, holding out for stand
ing start. and Pete Petersen asking
for his car TO be rolling alonE, viii
let chance decide the method OF start
/ lus the speed duel The two pilots
TO-DAY were informed by the starter
1hat he would toss a coin 10 determine
the question OF start Niles and Pei
tefseh rave Deeh az outs On lne start.
ing question ever since they signed
JheiF match. FINALLY II was decided
to let Norwood have the Hnal voice In
the matter. and the starter announces
that he IS willing to let luck have the
last say
The program for the afternoon will
be as follows:
Event l--s1ve-mlle motorcycle race,
professional riders only
Event Niles gong up Ion accur-
acy in bomb-dropping
Event 3---Ien-mlle motorcycle race,
Iree-toF-alL
Event Niles VIII 90 up TO make
MS famous deatA drop "lll loop the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
BURMAN WINS IN
BURLINGTON RACE
Wild Bob Covers 100 Miles Over Hall
Mile Course in Two Hours and
Six Minutes

Burlington, Ia, july 10.-Bob Bur
man, driving Peugeot, won the 100
mile race here yesterday his time be
ing 2:06:47 LIS. Billy Chandler was
second, Tom Alley, third and Eddie
0.D0nnel. fourth. The race was on a
half-mile track and was the first ever
held in Burlington.
Alley took the lead at the start. but
in the first 10 miles gave way to ODon-
mel, who, driving a perfect race. held
the lead up until the Seth mile when
he was forced to stop at the pits for
the first time. The rear hub shell of
his car was cracked alley had been
forced to stop several times and Bur
man went into the lead
When one lap in the lead Burman
stopped to change a tire and was in
the pit the same time O'DonneIIs Dus-
enberg was there He was off in 26
seconds, however. and retained the
lead until the finish.
There was one accident but il was
not OF serious nature. Cooper, in a
Sebring, went through the fence on a
short curve, but was unintured. and
his car was only slightly damaged.
The Dusenberg trio finished second,
third and fourth. Henderson relieved
ODonnelI for the last IA miles. Seven
started.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
SENATORS LOSE
IN FIRST TO SOX
Rowland's Hen Run wild On Bases and
Bunch Hits, Trimming Washing
ton by Score Of to /.
MEMO LEm0LD MAKES DEBUT
Dodgers Gene From Behind and Defeat
Cubs After Pierce Blows Up
Chicago Feds Are Idle.

Chicago, July 10.--Bunched hits and
daring on the towpath kept those 5ox
on top yesterday. Battling desperately
to maintain their scaut two points ad-
vantage as league leaders. Rowland's
gang throttled the much-abused Sena-
tors, 8 to !, 4n the opener and knocked
of work at ASS with vote Of thanks
to The Detroit Tigers, who welcomed
the Red Sox 10 Eaviu field with 15 to
2 whaling thus enabling the locals TO
gain a full game on the Hub forces.
Coupled with the timely swatting
and speed on the base lines displayed
by the Rowlanders was fashy eG-
hibition of fielding by the lads sup
porting jim Scott Two OF the three
double killings staged for the edt6ca-
ton Of the 10000 fans and fanettes
were made by pale-hosed athletes,
and each YVES executed when the hos
tiles threatened TO rise in their might
and put over q rally. The trimming
thrust upon the Grinmeu marked
their eighth straight
The battle served to introduce to
South Side fans the newest addition
to the Sox company, Harry little
Nemo) Leibold center fielder, re-
Gently obtained via the waiver process
from the Cleveland Indians. The
ecrva.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
CITY TEAMS SECURE
GAMES FOR SUNDAY

Practically all Of the local amateur
teams have games scheduled for to-
morrow afternoon. The w. o. W. team
viii meet the East Moline Cubs at
CampbelI's island. Means and Allen
will work for the Woodmen with Lee
and Bolls for the Cubs.
The 900 block team viii cross bats
with the Rudy Giants Of Davenport at
the Island City park. Manager Krue-
ger Of the 500 block team made re
peated efforts TO schedule a game with
the Moline Indians but was uusuccesa-
ful. The Rock Island Cubs and IIIi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
ZIMMERMAN HAS
HITTING EYE BACK
Cub Player Raises Himself From
Fortieth to Twelfth Place Among
National Batsmen.


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

4 small boy. who had been allowed
to ran much in the streets, had SO i'm
proved his opportunities that before he
was 5 years aid 1t was commonly
said By the neighbors thar he swore
like & little pirate Parental discipline
did not avail to break him Of she habit
0ne day yhen he was 80 visit his
grandmother IN the next street he was
irapIored by his mother 70 behave him
setg properly, and especially NOT 90 In
daige ia bad language He promised
to Try TO remember On his return at
night the anxieGs mother asked il he
had been COED boy. He replied en-
phatieally that ne had, clinching the
statement By adding
81 only called grandma an old devil
twice All day''-New York Posi-,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
Brooklyn, s; Chicago. z.
New York, 81: Cincinnati. as
Philadelphia, 2; Pittsburgh. l..
Boston. / St. Louis, 3.
American League.
Chicago, 5 Washington. i.
Philadelphia, 3 st. Louis, I.
Cleveland, 4 New York. 8.
Detroit, 10; Boston, 4.
Federal League.
Pittsburgh, 10, St. Louis. g.
Buffalo, 50: Brooklyn, 2-1.
Only four teams scheduled.
American Association.
Cleveland, S: Milwaukee. ..
ST. Paul, 10; Louisville. 9.
Minneapolis, s, Indianapolis, 2.
Kansas City, 4 Columbus. 8.
Three-Eye League.
Bloomington. 2; Rockford, s.
Decatur, l Moline, 2.
Quincy, 2: Davenport, 5.
Peoria s; Dubuque, 7.
Central Association.
Clinton, S; Cedar Rapids. s.
Keokuk, 4 MarshalItown. 8.
Burlington, !; Mason City, @
Central League.
Youngstown, >, Fort Wayne. 0.
Dayton, !; Evansville, 3.
Wheeling, p: Terre Haute, IS.
Erie. 8; Grand Rapids, ..
Western League.
Des Moines, } Topeka, =.
St Joseph, 8 Wichita. ?
Sioux City, S, Lincoln. >.
Denver, 5: Omaha, /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
8 CENT BASEBALL
FOR KEOKUK, IOWA
In View of Financing Central AssOcia.
ton Team Directors vim Try
out a New Plan.
50 GAMES REMAIN TO BE PLAYED
Aim TO Sell 1900 Pasteboards at 81
Apiece-If Sale Is Successful
Team Can Continue.

Keokuk Iowa, July Thgee-ceut
baseball is to be offered the baseball
fans Of Keokuk. with a view of ud.ae
over a slack season.
The baseball directors there have
decided to dispose Of 81 tickets for the
remainder of the season
Two thousand five hundred paste
boards are to be printed. and if the
number is disposed of she association
will have sufficient funds to finish the
year. Thirty-three games remain to-
be played
McGraw is Confident
Philadelphia, Pa, July l0.-J0hn Nc
Graw, manager Of the New York
Giants, will take his chances Tor the
pennant in the National league race on
his team of veterans. both this wear
and the next
win break up my team ?" said tine
scrappy leader of many peuuaur win
ming teams. Not on your life The
Giants at present are just as good IF
not trifIe better than any team iu
the National league"
Yet McGraw, I'm am exclusive inter
view, declares Connie Mack. manager
Of the Athletics. was exactly right In
his policy Of ripping up the old win
ming combination of the Athletics and
building a new team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
Last SIGN.

Il have no patience with Jones The
man has not particle Of enterprise
in anything"
Yes, you can see that. Even the
vines in his garden are all creepers. -
Baltimore American.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

ahead in stolen bases with 81. Next
70 Compton, the leading batters are.
Beau. Milwaukee, .341. Paddock, ST.
Paul .337; Southworth, Cleveland.
,838; Hinchman. Kansas City, .325
Platte, Louisville, 327s CrandalI, In
diauapolis, .322; Clemens, Louisville,
1922; Hulswitt, Columbus. .322, Char
rity, Minneapolis, $40. Chappele. Mil
waukee, .3l9; Indianapolis leads in
team hitting with .2S4 and Kansas City
is next with .275 Leading pitchers
are: Triple. Indianapolis, won Il
and lost /; Burke. indianapolis, IL
and Northrop. Louisville, ID and s.;
Brenton, Cleveland. 8 and 4 Delhi.
Kansas City, = and s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

Chicago. Ill. July 10 The rev ANA
tear champion Of the Chicago District
Golf association Is Donald Edwards Of
Midlothian lie won the title yester-
day when he made the g holes in 81
strokes. or six strokes better than his
nearest rival. William Raatenbuseh Of
Glen Oak
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

Two hundred and twenty thousand
American churches served as audi
forums for 10000 clergymen during
1914. The congregations are estimated
to have totaled 10000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

New York Iaundries may add half a
cent to the cost Of doing up" col
lars New sterilizing requirements
are made the excuse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
Cnbs - slngfesl.

Brooklyn, July 10.-Tossing away a
six-run lead, amassed by four innings
OF heavy swatting. the Cubs lost their
initial struggle in the east to the
Brooklyn Dodgers, s to 2, in ten in
sings yesterday because George Pierce
peeved himself into a blow-Hp Pete
Standridge couldn't stand the gait
and demon sluggers failed to hit poor
old Nap Rucker, relief hurler. who was
pitching with nothing but slow ball
q wise old head and q prayer
tt looked like easy sailing and il
should have been, taking everything
into consideration. when the West
siders topped Lefty" Pfetfer 10 the
clubhouse In three innings of work and
pushed seven markers across the plate.
They started hitting like world
champs. "Cy'' Williams in particular.
for he pushed two balls over the fence
for homers in these four staazas. and
his mates. with the exception of Heinie
the Great, were travelling Al break
neck speed. Then George Pierce
started casting aspersions at Umpire
Klein.
Score by innings EHE
Chicago .....210 400000o y s
Brooklyn ...,1oo104 1o01-S IS I
Batteries Pierce. Stanbridge and
Archer: Pfeffer, Rueker and Miller.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

nois Oil company team wHf meet e.
the Island City park, playing curtain
raiser to the 90o-Giants combat
AT Reservoir park the HaaEa Gara5-
nails of Rock Island viii meet the East
Moline Planters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

All the news all tbe tme-T1s
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

tD}at ..-s.-..-. ..-...-... 4--t 8 -# p =
*Baued for Shaw 10 seventh inning.
fBatted for Ayers iii ninth inning.
Score by innings.
Chicago .....---... 100000 ass
Washington ..---....0 10 COCO Gel
Extra base hit Tbree-base, Fourn-
Ter
strike-outs-B Scott. 2; by Shaw
2; by Ayers, /.
Pitchers records-Six hits of Shaw
in innings; / hit of Ayyeyrs in 2 in
nings.
Bases on balIs-0H Shaw, q of
Ayers, I.
Double plays-E. Collins to Fourn-
Ter; ]. Collins TO schalk; NoIler to Nc
Bride
Lett on bases-Chicago. 6; Wash
ington. s.
Hit by pttcher-By yScou, Connolly:
by Ayers. F'ournier.
Passed balI-Henry.
umpires-WaGlace and Connolly.