The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-04

~ d winning run in what was,
d1fnight have been. either sides
= had the enterprising right
on5dnsf chung 70 the straight and
aaSrOw path. That bit Of larceny
80 Il s TO s against Frank Boyle's
0onnjes and incidentally pulled the
1ocouiIlan's out II the rut that the
iIl-e1arred series with the Flows put
tGesn h.
@Tn&re ware three on the bags at
~ fime and two down. Ambrose
Was welding the willow. Tengen |
01lzhimseif into a. hole BY deliver
Ing couple q vide ones. He re-
sorted to his windup and Bill, who |
had taken a commanding lead on
third, started home. Startled, Ten
sSH wicked the ball inside with
plenty Of speed and 1t got past
Htksris, permitting Cole to arrive
standing up. II was evident, how
ever. that he had the plate with a
ref3ectS peg. Ambrose then pro-
cGe4sd TO fly out to shortstop. That
0no run advantage was enough as
subsequent developments proved.
although uneasy sat the fans during
the ninth. Amply got himself into a
hole when he walked Robinson aft
or Crouch had singled to center
md tUth were advanced on Bubser's
sncrifce. With long fly needed to
kuss the count again, jenkins best
effort was q roller to Elliott which
the7 first sa,ker returned to Tate
for5 = putout on Crouch. Jenkins
Sontinuing 10 second, drew a throw
%, Pratt. A quick return to Tate
cAukht Robinson between third and
kom6 and ne was run down. Tate
G Murphy combating double
~ ana the zane
T,,s Rnnnies had tied the score at
sniece IN their half n the eighth
nv driving Miller tn cover amidst a
S,,.,i.aa ~ h..o hits Renson,e ono
s..,1sss' ~ ~ 20 Low hsrd h;t
49,. ~ Commsrd.. hat with two
-crs ana rnn,,er. m second and
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A M ..;, ..du,oa ,,uor., a;f-
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49, - 80 - 80 ..,-,s
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q ths th,ra thew estahiished an
esriv ,ead Miller went along In
S.iriv GOOD form unr;l the eiebth
ynen fha cracL that annearad in
"a .trth onened wide for him Am
Srose in the role of rescuer got the
1nst ann ana finished the ninth nm
6cathed because of fast work of his
mates.
Aside from stealing the winning
run and catching three fly balls, one
d which was Of the sensational
species, Cole was the best Islander
bet WIN the stick. His initial smack
y left In the first inning kept
A1ngB moving, while his second hit
y the eighth, again to left, paved
ne WY for hts advance around the
y circuit Incidentally he injected q
cfince to his name IN the box
Te.
Score In First.
-FOUR hits IN the hrst round gave
the Islanders pair OF runs. Muir
pny, Benson, Cole and Elliott were
the contriDutors. Murphy reached
second on Burke's infield out Il
third base and cored on Bensons
single ply swat to left. Coles sin
Eie to left put Elmer on second
from which station he registered OF
Elliott's hit between third ant
\ short.
Pratt opened the second by beat
ing out perfectly hunted bal
down towards third base. He reach
ed second on Murphy's scratch hi
but was thrown out attempting t.
pilfer third. Burke walked ant
Murphy stole third when caught of
second on a throw to Michael b,
Eikerle. Michaels throw to tel
y him nj the far corner got ava,
from Jenkins and Murphy contin.
y ued home
Y TATE Registered IN Tho third If,
or being safe nm n roller 10 Ten,
rer2sfRSf t6a r;tchar tri.a In con,
Ssr{t;I nntnn, IN Elmar Don
scr wh~ ro,raa,aa 80 ~ No. ~,
he nav h,s inahilitv 10 score pen.
rnn had nravionsIv walked ana wer,
40 second on Coles sacrif,ce ana ~
third on a wild mitch Elliot,
rolled m Michael and onco mors
Ren.on was chased he+weon homs
and third with Success F;Lerie
tried for a double NAV On Elliot,
sYins . second: Tate came home
the hsr ~ 1' ''N