Rock Island Argus., April 18, 1904, LAST EDITION. 4:30 O'CLOCK., Page 7, Image 7

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BYTHESAMESCORE
Rock Island Repays Defeat Ad
miniitered by Davenport
One Week Ago.
CASE OF EATTLES 1ST THE NINTH
Capt. 'Williams Leading In Error
Making Team LieaTra for
Iowa City.
It's a horse apiece now with Hock
Island and Davenport on the aute-ea-s-n
baseball games. Rock Island won
yesterday afternoon's exhibition game
at Twelfth street park 4 to 3, the same
score by which Davenport defeated
Hie- local aggregation on the grounds
across the river a week previous.
It was a plain case of rattle with
the visitor. The rooters went after
them in the ninth inning' aud .three
costly errors were made, two of them
by Dal Williams, caplafn of the Rnv-
enport team, who was covering- first.
The other was made at third. Twelve
hundred people witnessed the contest
lespitc the weather was anything but
comfortable for the enjoyment of out
door sport. -
There was a new face in the Rock
Ulnnd lineup. Shields, signed to try
for third, hating report ed from his
home in Canton. III. Jle played sec-'
ond, fielding the portion admirably.
lie was weak at bat. but this may be
overcome 1hrourh practice. For a
first appearance he did well. Shields j
looks the ball player.
Both 4M- enro in Flint
I"r.-t Inning: Davenport Ives drew
free transportation and took second:
on a passed ball. He was sacrificed
in to thirl by Ruby an J scored 1111
Schoonhoven's hit to right. Gw'n fli.J
to the pitcher antl Martin struck out.;
U"ck Island Thornton swatted, wait-!
big for the third strike. The ball got:
by the center lielder and the runnei
Wrought up at third. Kebscher and ;
Lister went out. and Vandine placed a
beautiful two-sacker in center, scor-
ng Thornton. La Mr pushes one over!
to Williams ami was safe on the first
mii,;ii'.' fumble. Vandine crossed)
Lhe rubber. .Moore hit to short, the
li.ill was fumbled, and I-jilly was safe
it M-fi-rid. ('harnier struck ut.
Set oik!' ."lining: Davenport Williams
i ml Wilder wen out. Davis hit to
ivond uud was safe on an error.
Hughes went out. Rock Island
Shield-, drove safely into left, but lost'
n sin effort to reach second. l.akafT
.Mid Thornton fanned.
Third inning: Davenport Ives (lied
oldster. JCiiov hit to third antl was
i re. preventing Lister from getting
both hands on the ball. The runner
!ook second. Schoonhoven hit to Rcb
scher. who fumbled, the runner being
safe. Schooiiliove n stole second, (iwin
fannel and Martin fiied. Rock Island
Ilebseher and Lister were out. Van
dine singled to left, and Lally flie.l.
Fourth inning: Davenport Wil
liams singled to center. Wilder, Dais
and Hughes did not reach base. Rock
Inland Moore, ('harnier and Shields
went out in order.
Ivca Comri la Arln-
Fifth iiiiiinsr: Davenport Ives walk
ed. Ruby struck out. Ives stole sec
ond. Schoonhoven singled in center
and made second, Ives beating the ball
home. (Iwin singled in left. Martin
hit to the pitcher and Schoonhoven
was tagged at third. Williams Hied to
right. Kock Island LakafT went out.
Thornton singled to left, but failed
trying for second. Rcbschcr struck
out.
Sixth inning-: Davenport Wilder.
Davis and Hughes expired easily.
Kock Island Lister. Vandine antl Lal
ly were the only oiles to face the
pitcher. Nothing doing.
Seventh inning: Davenport Ives
singled. Kuby followed suit. Schorn
hoven tlied. (iwin slammed a two
Iwgger to deep center, Ives register
ing. Kuby was caught off watch at
third. Martin went out. Kock Island
Moore and ('harnier tlied and Shields
struck out.
Eighth inning: Davenport Williams
hamlet one to second, but Shields fum
bled. Wilder hit to third and Williams
was tagged at second. Dais pushed
a hot one oxer to Shields, who redeem
ed himself by doubling Wilder at first.
Kock bland Laknff died. Thornton
hit to short and beat the lvall to first.
Kebscher put one into the same place
and Thornton was caught at second.
Lister forced IJebscher at second.
Had Ianlar for IMvnpor.
Ninth inning: Davenport MeKenna
struck ut. uiul Ives ami Kuby Hied,
both to Lister. Kock Islani Vandine
hit to Williams antl was safe on the
latter" error, but but was forced in
to the arms of the enemy by Lalh's
hit to first. Moore foIVd one out to
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third and was afe. Will Lams making
his second error in the inning by
cropping the ball, which had been
whipped- to him by Dais. Lally arriv
ing at third. Wilder tried to catch
Lally, the ball went through the third
baseman's 'egs, and Lally registered.
Moore going to third, (harnier hit
to the infield, but the backstop drop
ped the ball just as he was in the act
-f srr?iz Moore at the plate. The
ntKli ISLAND. ARK II V A K
Thornton, cf 4 1 2 0 0 0
Kebscher, ss 4 u 0 0 O 1
Lister.' lb 4 O 0 12 0 0
Vandine, .lb 4 1 2 1 3 1
Lally. rf 4 1 0 2 0 0
Moore, e 4 1 0 7 0 0
Ckainier. If 4 0 o 1 u 0
Shields-. 2b 3 0 1 2 2 2
LakafT. p 3 0 0 2 4 0
Total 34 4 6 27 9 4
DAVENPOKT. A R It H I A E
Ives, cf 3 3 1 2 0 1
Kuby. If 5 0 1 4 0 0
Schoonhoven, ss 4 O 2 3 2 1
Gwin. 2b 4 0 2 2 0 0
Martin, rf 4 0 1 0 0
Williams, lb 4 O 1 r, l 3
Wilder, c 4 0 0 7 3 1
Davis. 3b 4 0 0 0 1 1
MeKenna, p 1 0 0 0 0 0
Hughes, p 3 0 0 0 0 0
Total : 3 725 7 7
One out when winning run was
made.
Score by innings:
Rock Island 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24
Davenport 1 ) 0 0 1 0 1 0 03
Summary: Two-base hits. Vandine,
(iwin. Three-base hit, Thornton.
Double-play. Shields-Lister. Rases on
balls. LakafT. 2. Struck out, I-nkatT. C:
Hughes, MeKenna. 3. Passed ball.
Moore. 1. Time of game. 1:3.. I'mpires.
II a yern an. Lmi.Tin. Scott.
Uttbnqtif Ilef -tr KnrafiM t.
Kockford, III.. April is. Dubuque's
Thr e-Kye league team defeated Rock
ford in a well-played game yesterday
afternoon. Score:
Dubuque 1)0011)1201-4 11 3
Kockford O0O0OO2O22 7 1
Ratteries Kockford. Malvern. Ra
ker, .laeger. Stark: Dubuque. Ea-t---
rn ""lark ant! Muleabey.
le wttir Win n' Hiihip.
Decatur. HI.. April is. Until the
eighth inning Edwards shut Rlooming
ton out without a hit antl struck out
12 men. Decatur went after Rishop in
the second . iuning and . piled up four
runs. The game was clean and fast,
the home team showing best all the
way. The score:
Decatur Ill 0 1 0 0 0 2 7
Rloomington O O O 0 0 O O 4 0 4
P.atteries Kd wards and O'Conner;
Rishop. Smith ami Donovan.
SpriDfflfM Lomi to Mllwaake.
Springfield. 111.. April 18. Milvvaij
kee defeated Springfield yesterday -I
to 2. The score:
Springfield 0 2 0OOOOO2 7 .".
Milwaukee O 3 0 0000 14 4 2
Ratteries Rrittsen antl Latimer;
Steele and Specr.
8-orn Natardar la Blr M(ur.
National Roston S. Philadelphia 7;
Chicago 10. Cincinnati 7; New Vork 3.
Rrooklyn 1; St. Louis 7, Pittsburg ".
American Roston 12, New York C;
Philadelphia 12. Washington 2: Chica
go 10, Cleveland Detroit 4, St. Louis
S.
Rcom Yesterday In Dlflr Lmfarik
National Cincinnati 12. Chicago 3;
Rrooklyn H, Roston 1; St. Louis G.
Pittsburg
American Cleveland 5, Chicago 0;
St. Louis 13, Detroit 2.
Notes of the Game.
Lakaff pitched the entire nine in
nings for Kock Island yesterday.
Hughes was on the slab for the
isitors until the fifth, when he was
relieved by MeKenna, one of the num
erous t wirier candidates t hat have been
called in by Manager Hayes.
Shields, who played second for
Kock Island yesterday, has a flowing
shock of hair of the Italian sunset
hue.
lLigernian. the local pitcher, was
chosen as umpire yesterday, but he
quit in the fourth inning owing to a
dispute by Manager Tuornton of one
of his decisions. Wilder, the Daven
port catcher was at bat. He tried his
third bunt, and tinder the rules should
have Ix'en retired. Hagerman held
otherwise, ami- when Manager Thorn
ton protested he played the baby act.
Luntlin. for Kock Island, and Scott,
for Davenport, finished the game as
umpires.
Davenport won Saturday's game at
(irinnell with the college boys 4 to 1.
In the case of a Davenport paper
that posted bulletins in Kock Island
yesterday afternoon that Davenport
hat! won the game with Kock Island,
it i highly probable that the wish was
father to the thought.
Manager Thornton and 17 of the
men he has signetl for Rock Island
left this morning for Iowa City, where
the week will be spent in practice
Sarsaparilla
Over 60 years oldl Think of
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Ask your doctor. iZi&ttL:
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HAVE MUCH TO DO
Swedish Lutheran Conference at
Galesburg Will Attend
to Business
SEVERAL HOUES OF EACH DAY
Rock Islander Take Prominent rait
In the Program of the
Sesaion.
So much business will come before
the Illinois onfersiu-e if Augustana
synud at its sessions in (ia'esburg in
May that all the time between 0 and
12 a. m. and 3 and 5 p. m. each day
will be given over to business matters.
The Illinois conference comprises the
states of Illinois, Michigan. Indiana
and western Wisconsin. In the con
ference are 110 pastors, l'Jo congrega
tions and 36,(HK) cominunieunt mem
bers. All the pastors of the confer
ence are expected to attentl if possi
ble, an:l each church is entitled to one
lay delegate.
The following is the program that has
been arangitl but it is subject to
change, as some who are down have
not yet answered whether they can be
present to take part or not:
WedoeadaT M
7:30 p. m. Sermon. President C. A.
Hemborg, of Moline.
Thunulay, Mar S.
2 p. m. Sermon. ".Self Sacrificing
Love Conquers All." Rev. .1. M. Lon-
of Porter, Ind.
Tr' O p. m. i-ermon on Foreign Mis-
i- n : r. V . Ilenseen. am! on Home
"'" . !v Rev. M. Xovd. f Chicago.
l1. :T 0
: r:r n "All Men Have a
. . i. e
.1 I'ght.
f rig!,! and wrong in ua
What is the significance
-f being faithful to that light?" Dr.
P. f-'ors . ( f Chicago.
' - .. : erl concert at w hich the
i .':' v ' n'e chorus, the church choir
. .'"-- !iil':i K. loir wiil sing. Rr.
i:' .. ! eg . "II delivs-r an address on
the subject "Finkin ! and Her Crcaiest
Poet."
sturtH; My 7.
2 p. m. Sermon, "Is it doubt or indif
ference for divine truth that accounts
for the languishing spiritual life of
today?" Kev. A. I. Sater, of Ros
si mer, Mich.
:?A) p. ni. "The New Testament
Sabbath," Dr. L. (i. Abrahamson. of
Chicago; and the "Lord's Invitation,
Come an:l Rest." by Kev. K. O.l.-aac-son,
of Ishpeming. Mich.
Sunday's Program.
10:30 a. in. Kegular morning ser
vices with holv communioii and ser
mon by Dr. N. Forsander, tif theologi
cal seminary, of Kock Island, and a
sermon, l'raver in Christ s .Name. In"
Kev. C.'K. Lindberg. of Kock Islaiul.
At the Swedish Lutheran church at
the same time will be a sermon bv Dr.
C. A. Fvald. of Chicago.
3 p. in. Ser:ces for the Sunday
schools at both the Lutheran church,
and at Klim chapel, with short address
by several pastors.
7:3() p. in. Fnglish service at the
Lutheran church with sermons, "The
Croat Message," by Kev. C. K. HofT
sten. tif Kock Island, antl "Hearing
and Doing,' by Kev. A. llult. of Chi
cago. There will 1m preaching at the
Swedish Methodist church by Kev. N.
1. Sjostrom. of Kockford and at Klin;
chapel by (I. K. Stark, of Kvanston.
Monday.
7:.".0 p. in. Luther league evening.
Address. "The Influence of the Luther
League Upon Our ("hurch," by Rev. A.
Oston. of Aurora, the president of the
Fox River Luther league.
Address in Knglish. "A Successful
Luther league," by Kev. C. Christen
son. tif (ienevn. president f the fctate
Luther league.
Tuesday Evening.
. Closing exercises "No One Takcth
Your .loy P'rom You." Rev. J. T. Olan
der, of Muskegon. Mich.
Senium. "I'nder the RIessed Hands
of .lesiis," Kev. C. J. Youngberg, of
Manistee, Mich.
with the university team. Next Sun
day Kock Island and Davenport meet
again, playing on the grounds over
the river.
Louis Livingston, one of the candi
dates for first base, was given his re
lease yesterday at his own request.
He was on the team for a time lust
season, spending the winter in the city.
He hoos to get in condition with the
warming up of the weather.
Keokuk won from Kock Island Sat
urday afternoon 10 to h. The, lowans
made nearly all their runs on errors.
The Davenport Vales came over Sat
urday afteriUMin for a game at the
Twelfth street park with a team made
up of the players who had been left
behind in the Keokuk trip, .with ama
teurs as fillers. Davenport won 3 to 1.
('Tomer, another of the catchers
signed by the local management, ar
rived Saturday.
Mrs. ( harnier, wife of the Rock Isl
and left fielder, has joined her hus
band in the city.
The Kock Island Rig .loes defeated
.he team of Sacred Heart school. Dav
enport, by a score of IS to '.. Fox and
Tensen comprised the battery for the
winners and Sterling and ('oar!, Mar
tin and Brown for the losers.
Peachie (iraham sjient Sunday in
the city. He leaves tonight for Col
orado Springs, with which team he
has. t-igned to play.
The (Sreenbush team defeated the
W inners Saturday afternoon 53 to 14.
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Naming Ba.li Team.
i
im- vote in the contest for naming
the Kock Island Three-Rye league
baseball team at noon today stood at
follows:
Thornton's Colts 35'J
Klack Hawks 1
Kocks (5
'1 horntoiiiaus '&
Kxeelsiois t
Cubs
Islanders IS
Superbas 1"
Cyclones R
Koiki.-lito 11
Rrav es
Rockets T
Arsenals 7
Pilots 7
Sextons 5
Thorntonites 4
Willows 4
Kailroaacrs 4
Centrals 3
Smokers 3
Kibs 3
Section Hands 3
Rockies 3
Hopefuls
Trainmen 2
Klks 2
Wtiodmen 2
Kock Island Fivers 2
Maples 1
Cj'etlings 1
Robinson Crusoes 1
Colts 1
Rockt horns 0
Favorites 0
Winners 0
Sawdust ers 0
Thorns 0
Hi ions 0
Rockers 0
Grasshoppers 0
Gingers 0
Mixers 0
Dwarfs 0
Prescotts (
Rappers n
Anchors 0
Rices 0
Thornton Hotfoots 0
Flagmen "
Kindergartens 0
lustlers 0
Rivals 0
All Stars 0
Winners 0
Stars 0
WoodpecKers 0
Rutterflies :
Red Caps 0
Hickorys 0
Midgets 0
Chubs 0
Sandburrs 0
Recruits 0
Grays 0
The blank ballot to be filled out and
voted in the contest will be found at
the bottom of page seven.
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