The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-19

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~ l1lan1ssD csms ffsht heck!
~ 6notber ~ thoss vsifd cbn-
- u pos1das park yesterday
alkornoon, and once more Marshall
I Apwa rolnped ~ On the long end
'51t5e II ocore. Ofaci1l check n
~ AniSh revealed the coant It -.
Dxcspt fof the 1rst inning. the
GA1ns did ~ resemble even the
6cpocts q . contest. Big Carl
Htimeon was Totally Wild, the An
Suns hit the hall viciousiy and the
1elandoFs ~ : team played erratic
baseball. In the latter part Of the
Eamo, listlossness WAS added to-
bad plying. The fans moaned and
froAued, and IN the end hurled
8str choicest Of jibes st the local
players.
IN only two innings was 6timson
/ able to stop the scoring Of Mar
shalltown. He accomplished this
Wondrous stunt IN the FIRST and last
frames, probably because the AM
sons were slow to warm up and
Nere rather fixzled out at the end.
Stimsou issued seven bases on
balls, made two wild pitches, hit
two batters and allowed II hits.
Otherwise he pitched . perfect
i game. But he was not alone in his
agony. With few exceptions, the
rest Of the team Wed with each 9TH
aef IN first missing the ball and then
chasing It with . hop, skip and
lump. From the looks Of things,
most Of them were suffering with
! slame arm.
Usually there 10 some redeeming
!. feature for the under-dog In such
4 "a exhibition. There was none yes
terday. Richter, the Marshalltown
pitcher, merely breezed along. It
was Z good workout for him; moth
ing more.
Well. the first inning started well
enough. Although Stirason walked
the first batter and the next one
hit safely. he retired the side by
getting Pitcher on . weak roller
and striking ont the next two. Ev-
erybody settled back in anticipation
Of Witnessing . respectable con-
test.
The Islanders looked 100 per
cent In their own half of the first.
Cart Norton beat out an infield hit
and reached second on bad throw.
Z Newell sacrificed and Johnny Belx
y singled cleanly to center. One run.
The Ansons started their attack
In the second. Three runs counted
On two walks. an infield out and
two singles. They added another in
the third on Stuvengen's infield hit
and an error by Swenson. Four
came In the fourth. A pass, q hit
batter. wild pitch, error. single and
. triple did the work. Three more
!. in the fifth. A triple. double, sin.
eletand two passes were recorded.
Another trio was added in the sixth.
Two singles. base on balls, sacri-
nee and an error were responsible,
They tanned down 4 bit in the sew
enth. registering only one. but this
came after two were down and nc
one on base. An error. stolen base
another error and single brought
the runner around. A scratch sin
!. gle, stolen base, error and wild
pitch produced another in the
siSAth.
Singles BY Conzalnan, Kolls and
Merton gave ths Islanders two
runs in the Ska inning, but nc
\ one seriously thought the tide wal
turning. And everyone was righ,
In refusing to become excited
About the only BIT Of excitcmehl
a tho fans did have occurred In The
third inning, wnen hopes were still
high. The Islanders got three or
With only one down and were only
three runs to the bad ut the time
Nothing happened. Too much
Richter.