The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-10
FOURTH INNING.

ond without play on him. Casey |
drove q sacrifice fly to W. Giox.
Meyers scoring. Purpura threw
out Kerr. One run, one hit, one er-
ror.
ROCK ISLAND: McIHery drew
his first pass, and was safe at sec
0nd on Reeds fielder's choice, Kerr
to Dee. Schultz relieved Casey be-
hind the plate for Terre Haute,
Derringer going to right field.
Casey had been nervous from the
beginning and the switch was made
after he had dropped an easy foul
fly On Stewart Stewart famed.
Reed was safe ut second when
Krehmeyer dropped Dee's toss on
MuFphy's fielder's choice, McInery
scoring and Reed stopping at third.
Purpura forced Murphy, Meyers to
Dee. Reed was caught ont between
the bases, Schultz to Dee to Col.
Inns, on an attempted double steal.
No runs, no hits, one error.
Fifth Inning.
Terre Haute: N. Glox retired
O'Berta after a race for the bag.
| W. Glox turned in a nice catch of
Dee's pepper near the foul line.
Stewart began to loaf in the box.
! He lobbed one up to Johnson. who
hit double to right center. Schultz
singled to right The ball went
through between N. Glox's legs. 1t
was a base hit because the ball
touched no part of him. Johnson
came in on the drive, Schultz TAX
ing second on the relay, W. GloX
to n. Glox to Dixon to Benson.
Meyer singled to right, scoring
Schultz and stopping at second on
w. Glox's high throw to the plate.
Murphy threw out Krehmeyer.
Two runs. three hits, no errors.
Rock Island: Benson flew to
johnson. Collins threw out n.
Glox. Dixon smacked the first ball
!. pitched for q single to left john
son got w. GlOx's fly. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
Terre Haute: Stewart began tC
toy with the air. He passed Col.
Inns on four straight balls. Collins
stopped at second on Derringer':
single to right. You've got to hanC
; it to Daddy" Howard for showing
his kids how to bat. Kerr singled
to left, scoring Collins, Derringel
stopping at second. Both runners
, advanced on wild pitch. Stewar
I loafed on nearly every pitch
-lO'Berta famed. Dee singled t.
! right center, scoring DerringeI
o Kerr reaching third ahead of Nc
r Inery's throw-in. johnson few on
/ to McInery. Two runs, three hits
|, no errors.
Rock Island: Kerr began to tot
ter, McInery getting his secOn
pass on four straight balls. Rec
a fouied to Schultz, Stewart Boppe
$ to Dee and Murphy's attempte
Il bunt went amfss, Kerr to Meyer
e No runs, no hits, no errors.
!, Seventh lining.
~ Terre Haute: Purpura tire
= out Meyers. Krehmeyer singled
: center. N. Glox dropped Collin
J. infield fly, but tagged krehmeyt
"A for a force-out, Collins being sal
.e on first. Darringer smacked OF
h his second hit. Collins stopping
second. Murphy threw out ke1
= No runs, no hits, no errors.
If ROCK ISLAND: Purpura's his
n one fell safe in left between ODE
ly tn, Dee and Collins. Benson ne
is ont to johnson. n. GlOx shot
a fast one to left for a base, Purpul
lie stopping at third. Dixon dropp'
I'd a bunt that Kerr almost MISE
Ii throwing Red out by inches. Sna
re nv work. Dee to Meyers, retired
al Glox. No runs, two hits, no efrol
8. Eighth Inning.
Terre Haute: O'Berta lined o
l to Benson. w. Glox misjudg
Dee's line drive and the ball roll
for a triple. Dee scored on job
- sons feeders choice to Benst
Purpura threw out Schultz. job
al son went to third on a wild pitt
hs Meyers walked and stole secoi
az Krehmeyer walked, filling the bas
-, BENSON threw out Collins. o
hv run, one hit. no errors.
=. ROCK ISLAND: Kerr began
% show signs Of distress. passing 4
"a Jnery for the third straight III
.ts n Was the second time Mclnery ]
We rome down ON four straight ba
-. Reed famed. McInery moved
~ on 4 Wild pitch. Kerr threw NJ
nhy four straight balls, filling
al bases. Purpara walked, forcing
IN McInery. Darringer yankee n
e ~ and sent In Jean Camczzi. '
To promptly walked Benson, fore
ne in Stewart. n. Glox hit one
NJ IO'Rerta against the Burt Sign
,n~ len. Dixon forced Benson. M
his meyer to Dee. Three runs no I
No no errors.
Ninth Inning.
Terre Haute: Murphy skiddet
,o,- the mud and overthrow first
n Darringer's roller. Murph box
~ arain On Camoxxi, DaSringer p
~ lpinr at second. Both Murphys
~st frors we're quite sxcusabie. He
Art to throw while slipping IN the = =.
ta,s dy pasture. Tho bases were q
nd Nv O'Besta's fisldsf's choice
stewart Who threw too lafe TO \
-. Darriuesr Ut third. Ncinssy
- inee's icnr ny after . great
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