The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
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SECOND on
u |REE ERRORS


0no bod fielding inning fOf the
<srf6lnN6nso. IN which efrofs produced
EsSc1u0 runo for Moline, enabled the
p1V06yS to stow away another
i1l 1nzd0 ct Douglas park yestef-
9103 &ukrnon. Tho score was 3 to
n VAS the fourth straight defeat
100 MoQuillans have received from
F43& MRcks this season. 1t was &C
4. GIN blished before . crowd Of 1858
Sk1eid admissions.
ttprs Er1y1 the second inning from the
81 ox 1core and the game reads Rock
Island al the way. Failure Of the
|E 3pje46sry to take advantage OF sew
ss19sl openings was the only rea-
! = een that Lefty Heimach went the
full route. Eleven solid base hits,
Ea6f1e 3 double. kept the Plowboy
I1at06thpaw on uneasy street during
practically the entire session.
- Herb, Miller pitched a beautiful
Ex8aSpA., The nine blows checked to
Ss1he credit of his opponents caused
sseAO1 damage, and In fact brought out
~xshs real worth Of his labor, for he
I'D the Flows looking bad when
fArer thsy got dangerous on the
k5<paths. He made eight visitors re-
srtreat on strikes and walked nary
- man. Aside from his very fine
exhibition OF boxwork. he poled a
trio of clean hits on Heimach and
was robbed of q fourth through a
sensational bit of fielding.
Elmer Bens0n's bobble Of Lords
- easy grounder to start the second
- paved the way for the trouble.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT advanced Lord to
tec6nd on . base hit to center field.
McCue ATTEMPTED to lay down a
GIacrifco but fast fielding by Miller
secured q force-out on Lord at
systhird. Deufei singled to right, scor-
ling 6bolly with Molfne's only earn
d run Of the game. McCue scored
vafrpn third when Connolly dropped
seMNvhy's perfect throw Of Helm
|edaahS roller after he had the run
xnup4fta4Bed out. Runsef then rolled
70 Miller and the pitcher kept
Eh1nep. going BY throwing wild TO
~ onnplly, Duefel scoring and Helm
ach reaching third. Heimach was
eanght az the base q moment lat
e. On Connolly's snap throw to
Pratt. Mack grounded to Miller
for the third out.
Win that round, the Islanders
.eok an the bad baseball out Of
\ their ayUtanA Tho succeeding in.
S11nGst hrouHht numerous chances
\ when base hit or two at the op.
4 perfume time would have brought
: enough runs 10 beat tho Macks. Mo
III hne bugs held their breaths in the
sD11th, when, aEter Pratt had gone
out 11ler and Murphy singled
SBtr6s f1sd out to center but with
~ 9epsea mp <he s1kznE1sn looked rosy
~ Tor tho 1DcaaS. INNER hooked 1t one
f then drove the next to within q
Ill NV test Of do AeCabe SIGN in deer
III csa0c.. Jones Was camped beneath
h Il Aa6 Benson got It Strengthened
I'll a. Anh would easily have cleared
N Reek Isl&nd's only tally came ir
\ o. nfSt inning, and was due sole
H.tD fhe efforts Of J. Franklin Mu-
A. U1N Murphy singled to right tt
boS1n vim, took second ON Burke'i
eacr1dcA drew . throw from Deu
III. On which he started to third
and continued home when the bal
I'll caroen9d to the outheld.
N TIA Islanders lost q score In tn
third when Elmer Demons doubl
}H % right went into the overflov
Il3 crowd, ground rules holding Burk
iW ~ third With none down, Col
t1Olled oct, Heimach to Mack, McIn
ierney fdaled out to Mack and ELI
pit lifted . weak fy to McCue a
fhtrd. The locals had runner
stranded ON the bases in every in
||H ming but one. the seventh, whe
Hal Murphy. Burke and Benson wer
NEk out ON four pitched balls. Ate
l2M the second inning. only Is me
TN faced Miller in five of the innings
TN In the other two, there were fou
|1I4 men In each to face him.