THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1913. 8

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week to take a rest, and plans to spend that Ernie Hjerberg did in Sweden. STAND BACKBOYS! most of his vacation playing golf. MACKMEN CINCH Kraenzelein, however, w ill have per-- I Telsgrams of congratulation have been sonal charge of the German Olympic received ly buu at his Brookline home team in 1916, assisted by four other from all parts of the country. L trainers, some of whom are likely to LET THEM FIGHT Mrs. Mary E. Ouimet, mother of the 1913 GONFALON be Americans. modest young golfer, said this morn- ing: Civil War Renewed at Watch "Yes, I have been told that the great Rivet American League Pen- CUBS AND PHILS Tower Saturday When Ma- professional golfers of the ability of nant by Double Bumping of Harry Vordon and Edward Ray make HONESTY sons Clash on Diamond. as much as 125.000 a year, but my Tigers, 4-- 0 and 1-- 0. IN EVEN BREAK Tailor-mad- bov is tot going to turn professional. I have built up my business of $15 and $18 e game This evening The Argus has an an- You Know he loves the for the Philadelphia, Pa., Sept 23. The Suits, Overcoats and $2.50 Hats on a Solid Founda- game's fake. When he is playing golf world-wid- e yesterday Amer- tion of Honesty. nouncement of importance. ho is very hppy indeed." Athletics clinched the Alexander Wins First Setto, Compared with It tne refrains from ican league pennant for 1913 by de- 2-- 0, but Trojans Come Back the world's series resemble an excerpt feating Detroit in a double-heade- r. J say what believe and my customers believe what 5-- I 1. I from the government crop report of OFFICIAL DRAFTS Both games were shutouts, the first and Take Next, 1782. The official line-u- p of Rock Is- 4 to 0 and tne second 1 to 0. say. lodge No. 58 placed game was devoid of any land has been The first Chicago, Sept 23. If Heine Zim- In the hands of the sporting editor. features. Bush and Dauss pitched Every suit or overcoat made by me must be all wool, There, you have it. The great game ARE ANNOUNCED good ball, but the Athletics hit bet- merman or Vic Saier had delivered a of the season will be played next Sat- ter when men were on bases. They much-neede- d blow in the ninth inning good workmanship, perfect fit and all woolens are care- urday p. m. at the Watch Tower, on made two runs in the second inning, yesterday the Cubs would be a half fully bought and honestly sold. which salubrious occasion the local Cub and Sox Each Get Two when. Baker and Mclnnis scored on a game out of second place tonight and Masonic order will split two fac- squeeze play. A run was scored in into AA A the pennant dreams of one Skipper " tions and wage civil war on base- Flayers from Class and the third aLd another in the fifth on A Store with Honest Salesmen who are always ready the Dooin would be a thing of the past. ball diamond. Rock lodge No. Minor Leagues. hits. to help you in selecting a suit, Island As it is the Trojans are still two and overcoat or hat. 658 will attempt to batter the aggre- The Tigers had men on bases in one-hal- f contests in the rear, they gation from lodge nearly every inning, could for Trio No. 59 into Ohio, 23. Major but not allowed opening of a bar- be- Cincinnati, Sept produce necessary sec- the battle I Guarantee my suits, overcoats and hats, because mince meat. the hit. The gain bill with the Phillies to slip away, I Manager Bruner of Rock league clubs were notified of their ond game was a pitcher's battle be- lieve in them. the Islands coppered the wind-u- fracas, 5 has Just returned from an luck in the draft yesterday when the tween Dubuc and Plank, who relieved but extensive to 1. opening score w as 2 0. scouting trip up Pennock in second inning. The to and has sized all the national commission officially announc- the Alexander, who on Sunday was sent phenoms from Sllvis to Taylor Ridge. Tae Athletics won the game in the Ladies are always welcome to help select materials and ed the players from class AA and A to the dressing-roo- under a melee Here is the all-sta- r aggregation: Bob second. Mclnnis was passed and to come and take samples home. Mitchell, leagues who were caught in the net. forced by Walsh. of base hits that rocked Broad street left field; H. H. Hensley, Walsh stole second in Philadelphia, is not H. The late list gives two players to the and scored on Lapp's single. accustomed to third base; E. Gelbart; catcher, Plank being treated in this manner, so Harry B. Bar- pltcned in form, Tigers he Iioldorf. shortstop; J. Jones, Sox in Roth of Baltimore and excellent the came right back in the game second Brewln, not having a single to score. first of base. Fred first base; bour of Lincoln, whiie the Cubs get chance and, pitching in C. Oberg, And Connie Mack's $140 infield the afternoon his Oscar center field; O. two, one of being Jimmy John- has stride, lift 3v $15 SUITS Ktambaugh, them gone done again. slickest blanked the West Sid. right field; Bruner the son is and it sound Tuner, pitcher; Harry of San Francisco. The other Mclnnis, Collins, Barry ers with three hits and one of Welch and old Herman Bronkie, the Toledo third and Baker, the Cincinnati variety. "Doc" Tatten, utility men. the quartet has made the old The result baseman, who has been managing the .that might have been different if either In speaking of the prospects for resigned. Cub Infield mere baseball tradition, victory. Manager Mud Hens since Hartsel yesterday won pennant Heineor Vic had been in a swatting Bruner of Following are the American league the third in mood, for they had a had following four years, or the fourth pennant in chance to tic fame. the to selections: the count in the ninth inning when say this morning after lie had con- eight years, for the Philadelphia By New York from Columbus, Ohio, runners were on second and first with sumed his store-bough- t lien fruit and Cole. By Chicago from Baltimore, Americans. one defunct. had journeyed down the main stem. Of course, Oldring, Walsh, and even Roth; Lincoln, Neb., Barbour. By The aftermath was a set-u- p for "My team is in old Danny Murphy, had a the first class condition. Detroit from Buffalo, Mains; Jersey hand in the home boys, for they walloped Speeder I believe I Mitch- triumph, but for day in day have a 'find' in Bob City, Furtell; Montreal, Demmitt; and out Chalmers when ell. I him production the infield base hits meant runs discovered out on Twen Sacramento, Williams. By St. Louis stands out as and the was tieth in the heroes. result never in doubt, street and conversation with from Portland, Ore., James; Atlanta, even though the Quakers did get away him was informed once caught Mack didn't have any pitching. Opposite Harper House 309 BRADY ST. that li; Bisland; Birmingham, Messenger; to a run lead. This was the a ball. I immediately signpd him. Plank exploded a month go. The In- result Rock Island Two Stores Davenport Montgomery, Snedecor; Los Angeles, of a four-pl- swat off club Harry me dian, Bender, might not deliv- the of Holdorf informs that the Howard. By Washington from Minne- have Magee, and the ball post last game between ered the way he did with a hit a in the the fats and leans apolis, Owens. By Cleveland from it weaker left field bleachers has put him in O. K. team. Houck has done nothing and bounced out. fettle for the Chattanooga, Giddo; from Sioux City, that Magee reached third in the impending conflict. Not wishing to a dozen young pitchers in the Amer- meantime, Wood. but when Dooin and his aids raised a take undue advantage of our oppo- ican league have not accomplished. Tim National league By Cincinnati from yell he was allowed to come nents, I requested But Bush, save for a few per- home. have that Harry Louisville, NlehofT. By Boston from erratic This margin of his formances, has pitched some lasted until the fifth, divest himself diamonds, as the St. Joseph, Mo., Milwaukee, baseball. when J. m game might be Crutcher; Shawkey, the star, Evers personally supervised protested in the event Gilbert; Providence, Deal; Rochester, Baltimore has the business of knotting of our winning, on the grounds shown wonderfully since his step into the score. that Martin; Mobile, Stock. By Brooklyn make run of 17 straight to be tlie Trio players were danled. Brewin certain world series money from a First game: R. H. E. their from Newark, Gagmen St, Paul, Rig-ger- t; Phillies . .0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 anywhere near the present leaders, for BASEBALL OUTLOOK will hold down first base. He i a minor league berth two months ago. 02 7, 2 MICHICAGO WINS New Orleans, Kraft Toronto, Chicago . . 0 then the standing would be busher, I believe we can develop r It is only natural 0 0 4 0 O'o'o 0 0 4 0 like this: but By Chicago from San Fran- that J. Franklin him. no one Herbert. Baker stands out as the Batteries Humphries New York .99 54 .647 DUBIOUS AT PEORIA Gelhart claims that will cisco, Johnson; Toledo, Kronkie. By St. individual and Archer; dessrving most Alexander and Dooin. Philadelphia 98 54 .645 111., steal second if Brewln will trip the Louis from Denver, Hagerman. By the credit. His stick IN A CLOSE RACE Peoria, Sept. 23. It is hard to runners who work stood out so plainly and so many Inhabit the first station." Philadelphia from Nashville. Beck. Second game: r. h. E. tell whether the baseball situation in The rest of the gang are well known games have been won by his timely Chicago Saylor After White. By New York from Omaha, Johnson. ..00001310 5 9 2 Indianapolis, Sept. 23. Indian- Peoria is clearing up or not. Until end peed no introductory remarks. swatting mat the wide margin of vic- Phillies Ind. ..0 1000000 7 2 Margin of boxing pavil- Bruner. the alleged slab artist, has a tories maintained from early season 01 Finishes in Front by apolis is to have a new after the meeting of the stockholders Batteries Pierce and Bresnahan; Indianapolis A. vorld's pitching record, hung up in the by Mack may be attributed in a large 22 Seconds in First Tilt for ion this winter. The Thursday night no definite idea of the (I II Chalmers, Brennan and Kiliifer. which put on shows Kat-1-.ea- gainc some years ago. when BASEBALL part to the diligent work of the third C, has at the exact status of baseball here can be Manhasset Cup. Auditorium years, he handed out CGS bases on bulls, baseman. for several has had. Rumors galore are being cir- arrangements anoth- wounded 46 batsmen and would have NATIONAL LEAGUE. And what has Mack done this year? TY COBB NOW SIGNS made to construct culated, but news of any authenticity out a man, only the third strike; W. L. Pet. iie has made a runaway race of the TABLE OF POINTS. er building as an arena. Young Callor is conspicuous by its absence. was a ball. New York 93 4U .669 American league season. Only once U. Michicago, C. Y. C is being groomed for championship The news yesterday that Max Flack S. GREENBACKS C by Ray Bronson and is now Big "Bill" Jacobsrn has been en- Philadelphia SI 54 .600 hen the schedule was well on was he South Shore, S. S. C. honors hot had been drafted by the Detroit Tig- gaged as umpire owing to his imposing Chicago S3 6 J .572 ever threatened, and then Cleveland's Washington, D. C, Sept 23. Col- Stranger, R. I. Y. C on the trail of Charlie White, the ers was hailed with delight by the L. Y. C Chicago boxer, who is being touted hi.,e and general all round durability. Pittsburgh 73 66 .532 sixgame approach vanished rapidly lectors doubtless will be on the look- Olympian, P. directors, who had lost all- - hope of Y. V so highly. Negotiations are now under Muggsy McGraw has given his con- Boston 62 77 .446 when the Whlfe Elephants took them- out for some national bank notes Mavourneen, J. P. realizing anything before next season. Brooklyn 60 78 way, and the pair may be brought sent, and Bill wiil lie out in the cen- .435 selves seriously and returned to play which were signed since Max refused to report to the In St. Louis 49. 9S .333 ing game a few days ago by Chicago, Sept. 23. Lashed by a together in Indianapolis next mouth. ter of the diamond with his pants the as they did before their "Ty" Cobb, dianapolis club. The ca0l means 63 85 426 slump. center fielder of the De- spanking, cold northwest wind, the creased in the most approved fashion. Cincinnati 'brief in that the draft price of $1,200 will bo troit Baseball club. When the star Price-Foste- Crushes Chest Football. game go Mack held a r sloop, Michicago, yester- paid immediately for which The proceeds of the will silent fear of player was here the other day he Springfield, 111., Sept. 23. Bart Lu- Flack, is buying AMERICAN LEAGUE. during the part month. day afternoon won the first of three only $50 price which towards furnishings for the Undoubt- visited the treasury department. While cas 30 years old, of Springfield, suf- less than the new Masonic temple. W. L. Pet edly, had Griffith's midseason slump '.being races for the Manhasset trophy in a quar- would have been paid by Indianapolis shown through he asked to sfee go local yacht- fered a crushed chest in the third .93 49 .655 not taken place wily finish that will down in Auburn-Springfiel- next season. the leader of some of the bank notes of the First ter of the d football .S3 61 .576 the capital crew would be giving Con- ing history with the dead heat of game President Meidroth declines to say National bank of Lavonia, Ga. Inform- Lipton cup at Auburn Sunday. Lucas was .82 62 .569 nie a battle now, and last month's races. But I much about BERGER SLATED it would be a ing the officers in charge that he was V.. attempting to block a line plunge the situation other than Boston .72 65 .526 week or more 22 seconds separated the T . . 1 .1 - I ' 1 . before the race was a director of .1 ll 1. .Vln .1 .1 Ann., a... a.1 ' that he wishes it was all over. .73 71 .507 that bank and as such 'Yacht club racer and the South Shore decided. But two pitchers, even if was entitled to sign money game was the first gridiron contest in Whatever action the stockholders take .62 S3 .423 one is prfnted for at the finish buoy and sailors who prexy, the best in the world, are not the ball central Illinois. will be agreeable to the who FOR THE CANNERY SS .371 enough institution the player placed declared that had .52 to keep a team flirting with his signature to watched the rare declares that he will have to be kicked 92 several sheets of been a mile more to go St. .54 .370 first place all season. the notes. there half Gridiron Player Breaks Shoulder. out of the presidency. It seems to be but a question of a tue South Shore would have overhaul- Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 23. Barrett, Which ever way the holders of the Ex-Island- Will Not Have Reg- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. few days before the Giants clinch the ed the victor. candidate for the backfield on the stock vote Thursday night, it is al- flag ANNOUNCE FOOTBALL DATE Michicago not only defended the ular White Sox Berth Next W. L. Pet in the National league and the Western Reserve university eleven, most a certainty that Peoria will have Milwaukee 93 64 .589 world series arrangements made. The FOR ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE trophy successfully in the opener broke his right shoulder in practice baseball next season, whether it be Year Says "Cal." Minneapolis 93 66 .5S5 two teams in the big series are against the local racers, but defeated yesterday nd w ill be out of the game organised or outlaw, the fans of the not Rev. J. A. O'Neil, director of ath- Louisville 88 69 .561 new to the post-seaso- TIipv the Rhode Island challenger. Strang for the rest of the season. He was city will support in same man- eanie. letics at St. Ambrose college, yester- it the Columbus 88 70 .557 j have met before. er, manned by a crew of salt water a pitcher on the varsity team ner they in 1913, regardless Will Joe Birger have a regular day announced his schedule baseball have of St. Paul 73 S4 465 In 1905 the Athletics lost four for the "tars." The t'tranger, which placed last spring. attacks made upon it. Sox next year? . out year berth with the White 67 92 nve games football team this as follows: third, ran second until the final leg of Toledo 421jOi to the Giants. la 1910 Probably not. according to a line Sept. 27 Alumni at Davenport e Kansas City 65 93 .411 Mack won four of five from the Cubs cf the win's course, dope which Jhnmie Callahan has been Oct. 10 Iowa state teachers at when South Shore, which was sail- Indianapolis 64 93 .408 and in 1911 cleaned up the Giants the i n (I, i feeding the Chicago scribes. He does with Cedar Falls, Iowa. ing its first rsce, came into second firtfttflitlfttiifttsiiaiai atfitiisifiit will do a four victories in six games. 18 not think that Heinie for WESTERN Oct. William and Vashti at Dav- place with a phenomenal sprint. New Book Every regular season, and Breton, who LEAGUE. enport. this Illustrated For Reader next W. L. The winning craft w as skipped by came from City, will hardly Pet Oct. 25 Joseph's Kansas Denver 97 57 .620 OLYftlPiC SLEUTHS St college at Fred A. Price, haif owner. Ilia work do as regular some little time Davenport. I glgJMIMMfflMiiMlMlMMlg a for Des Moines 87 67 .565 drew commendation from the local come. Hence, he is angling for a 31 Upper Iowa -- to Lincoln SI SAIL FOR Oct at Fayette. yachtsmen that ..as exceeded only by new man to hold down the keystone 75 .519 GERMANY Iowa. St Joseph 79 75 .513 the reception given Otto Schoenwerk, territory. is anxious to de- New York, Sept 23. The German Nov. 8 Dixon Dixon, 111. Callahan Omaha 75 80 .484 at who brought the South Shore in sec velop infield material, and believes Olympic Nov. 15 Wesleyan the Topeka 71 commission, which has been Iowa at Mount ond. The crew of South Shore with a fast, hard hitting second 82 .464 Iowa. ti that 'Sioux City 67 SS .432 investigating the American athletic Pleasant was unfamaliar with their charge, and will a great infield Nov. 27 Open. baseman he have 61 system for the past month, will sail to onlookers seemed Schoen- J41MAMA m with. Wichita 90 .394 for it that ANDTHE CM to start next season Berlin today. werk did not get the "feel" of the "H ESCNTED BY THE Cal Is on the trail of a new inflelder, The commission, consisting of Carl Cards Fight Huggins. Thompson syndicate racer until ISJ a boy. The boy has been nBMlH YESTERDAY. the ROCK ISLAND AKGUS. rah rah Diem, general secretary of the VI St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 23. In signing final leg. Following close upon SEPT. 23 burning up the diamonds with an NATIONAL LEAGUE. the Chicago. 0 5; Philadelphia,' Olympic games; Lieutenant Walter Miller. Huggins to lead the Cardinals Stranger's stern was the Olympian, eastern college, but his name has been 21. in 1914 AS EXPLAINED RFl nw St. Louis, 1; Boston, 5. von Relchenau; Dr. Martin Berner President Britton has thrown flying the colors of the Lincoln Park withheld. "According to what I have down See the Great Canal in Picture and No other games scheduled. and Joseph Waitzer visited and in- the gauntlet to a faction of the Yacht club, skipped by Commodore Prose been told about the boy, and some spected every team at loggerheads with AMERICAN LEAGUE. large athletic club and the little James P. Heyworth, while fifth and cmart baseball men have tipped him university in the manager. At least three stars on Boston-Chicag- rain. east south and mid the las, came the Mavourneen, second far I to me. he's a regular second edition dle Copious on Cardinals only charge that Huggins Washington, 5; Louis, 7. west notes the meth- is vorite, handled by Roy Barcal. Read How You May Have of Eddie Collins," says Callahan. Cal St ods and system in vogue incompetent and has ruined a good It Almost Free Philadelphia, for the de Cut oat the above coupon, and present it at this office with the ex- makes no bones about stating that 41; Detroit 00. velopment of track and field athletics pitching staff by trying to run them pense amount hereto est opposite tbe stria selected (whlrh covers the Berger, the ex Islander will not do. New York. 4; Cleveland, 5. from second base. Items of the cost of Dackln. nnrru from tUm f.H -- 1 1. were obtained and an exhaustive re-- He aroused fh II DOPE Ik1 5,her iXfEJiSB Items), mnd believes that if he can land his AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ire of his pitchers, PENNANT ?? receive rour cbolce of He Iport containing the commission's 00-- I they say, by de- "T college phenoni he will have a boy Louisville, 2; Minneapolis, 0. claring that Dan Grlner was serrations and deductions will be filed the only can still who will keep everybody hustling for Columbus, 0; St Paul, 3. with the German Olympic committee. smart twirler in the bunch. Huggins Yes. the Phillies land the PAIMAMA beautiful big volume is written by Willis J. Abbot, position 1914. Toledo, 2; Milwaukee, 7. also National league bunting, that is, if a writer of international renown, and is - f an infield in Herr Diem said last night that the is charged with insincerity, talk- - the aeknowl- tney go along a record-breakin- g clip AND THE edged standard reference work the WESTERN LEAGUE. of could fail ing too much trade and asking waiv- at of great Canal Zone. 9 result the tour not to are floundering a P,endii large book of almost 500 pages, No games scheduled. be of great value in development ers. As a result it is planned to try while the Giants at a TCANAT " 9x12 2 the .T.-'.- inches m printed "KID" GOLF CHAMP to i average. V. bile the New Yorkers size; from new type, large and clear, of German Olympic team for the trade some of the best men on the ta Ptetan on special are going along like this, all will ti fmt paper; bound in tropical red veilum cloth; "Tub'' Hackett All Ifi. 1916 games in Berlin. team because the manager that m vvith J TO BE cannot Le required of Doo.'n end his K4 ILLUSTRATED t't'e stamPel 8ld, inlaid color panel; contains BANQUETED Walter Golvin, stellar of, "After seeing the perfect system manage them. Phillies tnan GOD magnificent illustrations, including beau- - first sacker will be to win 17 straight; then EDITION I?ore Boston, Mass., Sept 23. Golfers the champs, writes President Urban' which you have in this country," said he ". --s tiful pages reproduced from water color studies in col- - X Plan Yank-Gian- t can tie McGraw for the lead, and the w are planning a big dinner in honor of from his home in Modesta, Cal. Gol- Diem. "I can readily understand why Series. uiu i4i Buipdss any worn oi a similar cnaracter. i,an I KlrENSE would Z I American New York, 23. standing read: and see this beautiful book that Would sell for $4 under tnual ' Ameost si Francis Ouimet. the wonderful vin states that Tom Hackett leader teams have at every Sept It Manager X conditions, Olympic games McGraw New York 98 54 .645 but whicn is oresented to our readers for SIX of ' t golf champion at the Exchange of the Colts during the early part of set of to date. It is John of the New York Nation- the above Certificates of consecutive dates, and only the 70V details can be the season, is confined to his bed with really marvelous, and there is nothing als is willing there will be a Philadelphia 98 54 .645 v club as toun as the series Sent by Mail, Postage Paid, for $1.39 and 6 Certificates'. arranged. The matter is now la the rheumatism and is in a critical con- like it at home." of games at the Polo grounds here The Giants Ttre idle yesterday, so i vat-- hands of Harry L. Ayer of the Brae-bur- n dition. Two years ago Hackett was Kraenzelein will sail with the com- between the Giants and the New York they did not .ncrertse their lead of Psnsmi anil Regular ortsvo step; tet msttge prmctlcmllT the mo as the U t 1 O.m.lia u I nme. bound in blue vellum doth; contains only KX photo- - I vrrEKSE X Golf club and A. C. Burnett and in much the same shape and retired mission and take up at once the for- Americans next spring before the eight gamej while the Phillies still fanal rspl)ie reproductions, and tne color piaus are I Frank C. Root of the Woodland Golf from baseball. He was reduced to a mation of a corp of German athletic championship season begins. So says Iinvc che name average due to 5ik. their S) Cr nfTAVA tions. but is presented to our readers for SIX of the club. All golfers of Boston and vicin- skeleton and little hope was entertain; trainers who will have direct control Manager Frank Chance of the even break with the Cubs. If the Z CDITIOH above Certincstas of consecativa datas and only tae 48c f ity will be Invited. ed for his life. He rallied, however, over club and university athletics. His Yankees. Chance would like to Dlav Giants can travel at a .420 average, Sent by Mail. Postage Paid, for 67 Ceota and S Certificates Young Ouimet hat cult his and made another try at baseball this ' duties will be to develop competent the Giants five games after both New this is, if they win six of their remain- Job in a, iportlts goods bouse for a I year. Quincy Journal. assistant trainers in the same manner iork team bare U lined in Texas. ing games, the Phillies stiU hava a