THE ROCK ISCAXD ARGUS, MONDAY. 5AY 5, 1913.

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hits Crawford, Dubuc. Struck out SUFFRAGETS SCHEME TO GET FAN; ORGANIZE TEAM CUBS FARCE By White, (Stanage, Bush, Rondeau); DECATUR AT TOP; O'LEARY'S SOX LOSE by Lange, (Stanage); by Dubuc OF THEIR OWN IN NEW YORK CITY CALLED THE "FEMALE GIANTS' Easterly, Rath). Bases on balls Off White, 5; off Dubuc, 1. plays U TAKE TWO FROM Suffragets have now organized to IN EXTRA ROUNDS an effort to get the baseball fan. Hits Off White, 7 In eight Up in the Bronx section of New innings; off Lange, 1 in one inning. SYFERT'S CREW York they have formed a baseball First Sacker Goes to Slab When Hit by Lord. Time 1:47. Springfield and Peoria Break team of their own and have named Umpires Evans and Hildebrand. it the New York Female Giants. St. Lonis Lacks Pitcher Even Dubnqne-Danvill- e The accompanying pictures were and Stops Chicago. Game Postponed, Bluejacket Is Sent Down to De- taken while they were playing their first game in New York a few days BASEBALL Ope&er ago. feat in After Fierce Chicago, 5. Konet-cb-y Decatur, ID.. May 5. D snffraget team is a May If Edward 1 era.tor was 10 -- If this first AMERICAN LEAGUE. er- Inning Fight. success, it is likely that more of of the Cardinals feels he is slip- unbeatable yesterday tn spite of f;rr W. L. Pet. ratic fielding and made tt four straight them win be organized in other ping as a might apply first sacker he Philadelphia 12 3 .soo from Quincy by winning a double large cities of the country. pitch- SECOND GAME A SHUTOUT to Manager Huggins for a job as Washington 10 4 .714 header, 4 to 3 and B to 3. The scores: er. He did what four other Cardi- Cleveland 13 6 .674 FIRST GAXK. nals attempted to ao aatarday in the Chicago 13 9 .591 Decatnr. R. H. PO. A. E. Over 3,000 Fans Brave 9 Weather to burlesque which ended 10 SL Louis 12 .429 Scherer, cf ..0 10 0 0 Cheer Home Team Decatur to 8 in favor of St. Louis. He stopped Boston 7 10 .412 Gorman, ss 2 0 3 4 1 6 Cubs cold one-thir- d Detroit 14 .300 Flanagan, If 0 Leads League. the for four and ...1 15 0 innings, forced over one , and al- New York 2 14 .123 Bllta, 3b 0 0 0 1 1 lowed only one hit during his tenure Blake, 2b 0 0 4 6 0 THRKE EYE LEAGUE. of office. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Duggan. lb 0 1 13 1 0 W. L. With the bases loaded and one gone W. L. Pet. Hilliard, rf '. 0 0 0 0 0 Pet. 8 4 .667 Decatur 9 3 .750 Koney went to the slab in the ninth. Dyer, rf 0 0 0 0 0 ...... 13 7 .C50 Mcfceely, Davenport 9 .692 Unaccustomed to the art of twirling, c .1 0 2 1 1 .11 S .579 Springfield 7 .583 he passed the first man, giving the Lakaff, p 0 0 0 1 0 Brooklyn . 9 7 .563 Peoria , 6 .500 Cubs the tying counter. The next man . 8 7 .533 Dubuque 5 .500 hit a short fly to Oakes in center. New York Total . ...4 3 27 14 3 10 9 .526 Bloomington 4 .3C 3 Saier attempted to score, but was Quincy. R. II. PO. A. E. . 4 11 .267 Quincy 4 .30S nailed at the plate. In the next four Golvin, lb ..0 1 10 0 0 . 4 14 .222 Danville 3 .3u0 sessions the locals secured one scratch Kahl, 3b ...0 0 0 0 3 bingle. This came in the tenth with Kerwin, If 0 0 0 0 0 GAMES TODAY. one down. The score: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Mertens, rf 0 4 0 0 1 . ' 1 l -- ...... ii Davenport at Bloomington. - Chicago AB. R. H. PO. A. E. W. L. Pet. Ward, 2b 0 ..JU 11 8 .579 14 11 Dubuque at Danville. Clymer, cf 6 3 Henry, cf 0 1 0 0- - At the left. Miss Schall slides safely to first; 10 S .550 ....0 Dncatur at Peoria. tight. Pitcher Scfiaaii heaves a strike. Schulte, rf 5 3 Turner, ss ...0 2 0 2 1 Springfield at Quincy. Miller, If 4 2 12 10 .545 Conger .1 0 0 0 0 Zimmerman, 3b ... 6 4 10 9 .526 Agnew, c wich's bingle to Coleman, c test. shot one to deep .524 ....0 15 10 GAMES TOMORROW. delicate little the Carrie center Saier, lb 4 15 11 10 Willis, p 2 0 7 0 Al was nail- p . Mack, running at full speed, made a Daren port at Bloomington. dandelion bed in center. Barnes, and Evers, 2b 5 5 10 10 .500 ed trying to second. a regular Annette Kellerman dive, 8 .400 Dubuque at Danville. larcenize Bridwell, ss 3 2 St 12 Total 3 7 24 11 5 Syfert's pay roll . .31 4 7 30 14 freezing to pill, turning a corn- - Decatur at l'eoria. attaches knotted Total the Good 0 0 7 12 .368 score in Kohl, for- plete and coining up w Ran for Fox in ninth. Springlield Quincy. the the fourth. Bloomington. AB. R. H. PO. A. somersault ith con-jdei- i .. 1 1 at mer giv- Decatnr 1 0 0 0 0 2 4 residence Rock Island, was Kohl, 2b said pill intact. Archer, c .. 6 4 WESTERN LEAGUE. 10 en transportation, took ' second on Davenport team departed last Quincy 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 BY PAUL BRUNER. Mack, cf The Richie, p .. 4 0 W. L. Pet 13 Hartford's out, and registered on Vin . . night for Bloomington, where they DeiiTer 13 1 .929 Three base hit Flanagan. Two Just 3.079 Vi rabid fans witnessed Hartford, ss Humphries, p .. 2 0 son's clout. Then it settled down Vinson, rf play four games. They then play St Joseph 9 4 .692 base hits Golvin, Ward, Agnew, Wil- me pnenoraenat teat oi iave.nport jnl0 a breaking grind Danville, three at Springfield, lis. heart Lister, lb 0 11 three at Totals 46 8 12 39 19 2 Lincoln 9 5 .643 Sacrifice hits Flanagan, Lakaff, dou- - winning both games of a Sunday j IJl.OOttK.RS RALLY. 1 and four at Decatur, returning home 7 7 .500 Ward. Stolen bases Scherer (2), Ohlin, If 0 Batted for Bridwell in ninth. Omaha hie header on the home grounds. The Many a fan wept bitter tears in the Kelly. 3b 0 1 the 20th when they open with the Sena Sioux City 6 7 .462 Bilta. Bases on balls Off WHTts, 2; St. Louis AB. R. H. PO. A. E. off Lakaff, 2. Umpire trick was turned yesterday afternoon, j ninth, Bloomington had grabbed Clifton, c 0 6 tors. Des Moines 5 8 .385 Cusack. Time after Huggins, 2b 7 2 3 6 1 0 but only after some stirring scenes Bluejacket, p . 0 0 Topeka 4 10 .286 1:44. those two tallies, which loomed up Magee, If 7 3 4 2 0 0 had been enacted, took 10 innings Wichita 2 12 .143 SECOND GAME. it like a Kansas storm cloud. Kohl, first Whitted, 3b 7 1 4 2 2 0 to win the first battle, which was of Total 35 3 6 28 15 2 KELLYAT THE BAT R.&.E. i up, singled. Clemens staved off de--' Konetchy, lb, p 7 0 1 9 0 0 the variety which makes for nervous Score by Innings: ... CENTRAL ASSOCIATION. Decatnr 00 21 0 200 6 9 6 feat temporarily by making one of Sheckard, rf 4 0 1 1 0 0 Quincy 9 2 wrecks and an Increased population Davenport 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 W. L. Pet 010 06020 the most wonderful catches ever wit-- I 14 Peit 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 in the padded cell ward, the final Bloomington .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 ,rf Monmouth 4 0 1.000 Batteries Gray, Belting and O'Bri- nessed on Hayes' lot. Mack hit the 03 IS SATURDAY HERO Oakes, cf 5 1 3 4 1 0 count being 4 to 3. Young Mister by innings: Muscatine 3 2 .600 en; Royer and Fox. pill an awful whack, sending it far Hits O'Leary, ss 6 2 5 0 2 2 .500 j Barnes bore the proud distinction of 2 1 0 0 3 12 Waterloo out into left towards the club house. Davenport 0 0 0 0 McLean, c 6. 0 1-- 1 0 , fad tug the mighty Indian chieftain, ' 17 Burlington 2 2 .500 Sprtngfteld, m. May 5. Springfield Bloomington 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 3 Ex-Island- Clemens started to dig due east the .0 er p 1 0 0 0 1 Bluejacket, in game A and incidental- 06 Accomplishes the Perritt, 0 0 Ottnmwa 2 2 .500 and Peoria divided a double header j minute the ball left the bat, and run-- Summary: Stolen bases Koepping, Sallee, p 1 0 0 0 2 0 ly was allotted space reservations in of Sox Keokuk 2 3 .400 yesterday afternoon. The Watchmak- ning full speed, shot out one mit with Clemens, Two Carri-gan-. Downfall With a 1 0 0 the heart of every bus present. The Reed. base hit Evans 0 0 0 Kewanee 2 3 .400 ers were unable to hit Prendergast in j his back turned, and hauled down the Left on bases Davenport, 4; Cleanup Single. Willis, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;iecond set-t- was comparatively Cedar Rapids 1 4 .200 the opening cootoHt, while Alberts T T v ; ; ball. Hartford was mean enough to Bloomington, 4. on Off 1 1 2 0 ...... 4 - .. . Bases balls tWingo 0 0 was driven from the motmd In the single, however, putting Kohl on third Barnes, 1; off Bluejacket, 2. p, 2 1 1 4 0 0 over Manager fcyfert. who elected Struck O'Leary's Sox were handed the first Cather, lb HESXTLTS YESTERDAY. third session in the closing game. The it, wUh Qnp vjQS(n out By. Barnes, 4; by Bluejacket, 6. of on AMERICAN LEAGUE. scores: ins Kohl. Hartford took third and Double plays Neer to Koepping; defeat the season the home 55 10 21 39 13 0 . 4 to 0. Not since days that. Hee-- ! Totals Chicago, 1; 2. FIRST-GAME- the scored when Reed threw the ball to Kohl Vinson to grounds Saturday afternoon, the Detroit tor was a pup have the Sox won two Hartford to Lister; Batted for Sallee in eighth. St Louis, 4; Cleveland, 3. Springfield. R. H. PO. A. E. j away. Lister and Ohlin were easy. Kohl. ball Clifton. Sunday crowd, It was a j Passed Time Bloomers turning the trick with a t Batted for Willis in ninth. No other games scheduled. Lofton, cf . . . . .0 0 0 1efore a but Dy a magnificent rally the Sox came 1:38. Umpire Sullivan. 13 badly be-- whitewash brush, 2 to 0. Our Harry Chicago 8 Jolly. If 0 0 0 case of do business or fall back and tied it up. Reed, first up, 3100001120000 NATIONAL LEAGUE. 13 hind upstart boys. By SECOND GAME. Kelly was boy In- Rammers, 0 0 those Decatur j the that consummated St. Louis 000000026000210 Chicago, 8; Louis, 10 (13 rf ..0 ' whacked a single along the third base AB. R. A. St 10 Davenport Davenport. H. PO. E. Two-bas- Clayton, 2b 0 0 1 their Saturday defeat, was line. Otto Koepping Bhot a safety to the deal in the fourth inning with a e hits McLean, Schulte, nings). ... 12 Reed, ss 3 0 0 0 2 0 Wakefield, 0 1 12 0 shoved Into second place, and yester- Magee. Three-bas- e hits Miller, Whit- Cincinnati 0; Pittsburgh, lb .. 0 left, and the crowd began to roar. Koepping, 4 0 1 2 3 well placed single which drove in the l. day they were compelled to trail some 2b 0 ted. out By (Perritt, No other games scheduled. Green, c 0 0 5 1 0 Flaharty laid down a neat sacrifice, Flaharty, 4 0 0 0 0 0 two lone runs of performance. Struck Richie more, as Decatur won a double head- rf the by Humphries (Konetchy, Baird, 3b .'. 0 1 2 3 0 advancing both men a peg. Bromwich 4 0 0 0 1 0 McLean); AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. er. Bromwich, 3b Opposed to Hirsch, the boy chosen by by Burgwald, ss -- .0 killed hopes by grounding out, making 3 Whitted); Sallee t Schulte, Saier, Columbus, 4; Kansas City, 1. Clemens, If 0 0 O'Leary for the slab work, was Kuep-pe- r. Middleton, p , .0 011100 4 1 ?ok KXcrrKKT. two gene, but Bobbie Clemens was 112 Evers); by Willis (Richie); by Konet- Indianapolis, 7; Milwaukee, 3. first game was a regular thrill- Neer, lb 3 1 1 S 1 0 The big southpaw had the Sox That elevated into the hero class a min- chy (Humphries, Archer, Zimmerman). Paul, 9; Lonisville, 1. er. One of kind you Carrigan, cf 4 1 2 1 0 0 eating out of his hand all way, St Total 0 27 11 2 those read about ute later, when he shot a clean hit the Bases on balls Off Richie, 2; off Per- Toledo, 8; Minneapolis, 6. In the paperbacks, when, with the Coleman, c 3 1 2 13 0 0 and let them down with six scattered i through field, cleaning ritt, 2; off Willis, 1; off Cather, 2; off "' Peoria. It IL PO. A. E. O A Ka kr,mrt 1,a the short the Hendrix, p 2 0 2 1 1 0 WESTERN LEAGUE. .U.. loosened up Zimrner-man-Evers-Sai- er . v w. Backs tying score. Clemens hits. Hirsch with an Konetchy, 0. Double plays Fountain, ss 1 - the Omaha, 2; Joseph, L , ...... 1 113 na,d ' ?ler- equal number, but had the misfortune (2). Off St Holke, lb 0 0 13 grabbed second on the throw to the 30 4 9 27 8 0 Hits Per Topeka, 6; 0. steps to j Total to concentrate his generosity in one Wichita, rlwell dauntlessly ltkplate, p,ate whk.h &Ued catch Koeppmg ritt, 7 in three innings; off Sallee, 2 in Flack, If ...... 0 1 4 R. inning. playing was J Denver, 2; Lincoln, 0. Neer concluded it by whiffing. Bloomington. AB. H. PO. A. E. The field heavy four innings; off Richie, 14 in eight Moore, rf 0 4 0 ap- Other game, rain. mighty swing loses the ball in the Kohl. 2b 0 2 0 0 from the day's rain, and a liberal one-thir-d Calhoun, j The Bloomers went out. one, two, and innings; off Wiliias, 1 in cf ...0 1 2 next county, winning the game, a Car-riga- Mack, cf 4 0 0 0 plication of sawdust was necessary to d CENTRAL ASSOCIATION. three, in their half of the tenth. n one inning; off Cather, 1 in one-thir- Walsh, 3b 0 4 0 2 1 4 0 aquatic 4; 6. $200 purse, und the hand of the fair started the final splurge with a Hartford, ss obviate .an event. inning. Hif by pitcher By Cather, Muscatine, Keokuk, Miller, .2b 0 Gwendolyn. It waa quehjue finish,'! 4 0 1 2 0 0 With two gone in Monmouth, 3; 2. a corking two bagger to left, and sneak- Vinson, rf the fourth, Pete Miller. Wild pitch Richie, Willis, Waterloo, Waring, c 0 not. 4 0 0 9 1 0 a quartet Kewanee, 2 Rapids, 16 2. discredit us With the score tied ed to third on Coleman's death. Scen- Lister, lb Lister waited for of wide Humphries. Time 2:55. Umpires 3; Cedar Prendergast, p 1 at 1 to 1 in the fourth inning, both Ohlin, If 2 0 ones, ambled to first and took third Ottomwa-Burlington- , rain. ' ario One out. a man on third, Barnes 12 10 Owens and Guthrie. fought 3 0 2 1 1 on teams tooth and nail for the at bat. The Indian twirler shot over Kelly, 3b 0 Ohiin's two base clout. Kelly was CENTRAL LEAGUE. Total 2 5 27 12 1 advantage, with neither side able to Clifton, c 3 0 0 4 0 0 there at the crucial moment, and with a sia-le- r. and Clifton allowed the pes- -' Chicago, May 5. Detroit's down- Grand Rapids, 8; Evansville, 5. Springfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-- 0 push over a run until the ninth Syfert, p 3 0 0 0 4 0 two strikes checked upon against ky pill to sift through his paws. Car-- trodden jungle beasts drew the line Fort Wayne, 8; Dayton, 4. 0 him one ball, Peoria 0200000 02 In that feverish stanza the rigan tore home on the bungle and it and but the at nine straight defeats and refused Springfield, 10; Terre Haute, 4. Bloomers glomraed two runs by the Total 31 0 5 24 11 1 pickled a clean single through the in- Stolen base Calhoun. Two base wad all over but the shouting. to submit to a tenth yesterday, claim- WISCONSIN-ILLINOI- S LEAGUE. aid of singles, and it looked field, cleaning the sacks. Kelly hits Kommers, Wakefield, Calhoun. three Score by innings: ing the sixth and final game of their Milwaukee, 13; Green Bay, 7. like "Good night, call agnln" for the tifJTOUD GAWK. sneaked to second on the throw in to Struck out By Prendergast, 3; by Davenport 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 4 series with the White Sox by a score Racine, 5; Appleton, 7. home boys. But Davenport came richt Manager Syfert held a little consu- the plate, in an unsuccessful to Middleton, 5. Off Mid- Bloomington ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 effort of 2 to 1, thereby disappointing a 5. 1 Rockford, 0; Oshkosh, dleton, 1. Sacrefice pu.-the- over couple also, with himself during the inter-- 00 stop Ohlin. Clifton stopped fire- hit Moore. Time back and a ltation Hits by innings: the crowd of more than 20,000 admirers out Syfert's men in the tenth. mission, asked works by rolling out to Koepping. The 1:28. Umpire Johnson. shut himself if he was still Davenport 1 0 1 0 3 9 who risked a shower bath to welcome and grabbed the winner by means of 112 score: SECOND GAME. rnuid ltUe clnger of yore j. Bloomington ... 0 0 0 110 10 the Sox back to the home lot for a a two ba.se swat and a passed ball, 8Were1 himself in the affirmative, and 25 R.H.E. long stay. R.IL E. Summary: Stolen bases Clemens Bloomington 2 6 1 Amateur Baseball Springfield .. .4 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 8 9 2 TAIU i .000 200000 IM'ltl is informed himself that the srrand old! (2), Reed, Neer, Ohlin. Left on bases Doc White was the victim of the When Georgia Hoed stepped to the man of diamond Davenport ...000000000 0 6 3 Peoria 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 7 2 the would mount the Davenport. 5; Bloomington, 5. Bases airtight upset, but in spite of his own 01 whom shou'd he face but the Ii'Xiuy j Kuepper and Batteries Widemaa plate, slab. Hendrix did the heavy on balls Off Hendrix, 0; off Syfert, Batteries Clifton; lack of control and the leng hits made The fast Lawndale team won easily Alberts. and big Injun, Bluejacket poet, au- Waring; Reuner Green. heap for the Sox and applied a neat coat 2. By 10; by Hirsch and Coleman. hi rieiiverv the o.mhn from Lage's drug store aggregation by and Struck oot Hendrix, 111., - cid thor, scholar, word painter, newspaper of kalsomine to the Bloomers, letting Springfield, May 3. The Watch would had an even in Syfert, 2. Time 1:25. Umpire Sul- have break nine a. score of 8 to 1 on the Ninth street correspondent and the hiuh Goosatna-goo-k them down with five bin-gle- makers bunched hits on Lehman in scattered livan. rounds with Jean Dubuc if the White park, on May 25 of the Ojibwuy tribe. The red The final stage of the contest the first and eighth innings, defeating diamond yesterday afternoon. Gelger ervoir and have a RAITTOROPS GLEA.TF.D TESTERDAT. Sox had come through witili the same garni scheduled with Mathersville. man w .about the chestiest proposition w as put on with a rainstorm effect, Peoria 5 to 4. Warring's kind of support the Tigers gave their and Behrens were the battery for the j Harry Kelly tried a questionable j in theThree Lump circuit, and after GP!T tvvo featured. flinger. score: winners, while Mahoney and Smith pair. The Sock, would laugh harshly stunt in the fifth chapter of game No. R. H. E. worked for the losers. The baseball team of Camp 85. W. O. fannlnga The Sox Krabbei two m fifth Chicago AB. R. H. PO. A. E. taunts at the luckless at- Springfield 5 7 2 W., defeated the Rock Centrals and hurl cruel Carrigan Coleman and Hendrix hit 1. Ohlin had singled and Kelly in ...20010002 Rath, 2 b . 4 0 2 3 - 4 2 Sunday afternoon by a score of 12 to batsman. It was therefore a decided in succession. Carrigan beat the tempting popped to Neer. Oh- Peoria 110000200 5 : A crowd of 350 people stw the to bunt, Lord, 3b . 3 0 2 1 11. Bauer, pitching W. O. W ly sweet Ticiory lor wavenporu ,row DlaUs ioDZ flv. Batteries Mercer and Green; Leh- Velie Carriage company go dow n for the lo j Collins, . 4 2 1 0 nine grabtod one in the lin was off the bag and it was a sure rf struck out 10 men, and 7 of the 11 j The lYetrrls Coleman attaching himself to man and Warring. - the double play, but Kelly grabbed the Borton, lb 3 0 12 0 to defeat before the Rock Island ar- were opening sranza. After Reed had min-- ; 111., May 3. ham- - t scores of the Centrals made third sack. Bib Bob scored a Sox arm. causing Decatur, Decatur F.fi atorl v, n 4 2 B u. utti Mraf,er3 Koepping sincled, stole sec- first sacker's the s.,utu jesieraay wh. Berny relieved Bauer in the-B-e tkied. uu? lr.ter on Koepping' s grounder. throw to go wide of the bag. His mered two Qnincy for 11 hits, jjattick, cf 4 0 on me grounds. ond, took third oc Flaharty's demise - aiieruoon arsenal j er.th inning. The W. O. W. team will Flaharty died on a roller, including a home run by Biltz, win- i a nobs, the imp, called Ohlin out be- Schaller, If .3 0 The final score was 8 to 4. The game and ooied over the gutta perch j ning 9 3. play the Moline Athletics at Thirty-- The two In the eighth were nafied cause of the Interference stunt. Much to Weaver, ss 3 7 was interesting throughout. sol- mound simultaneously with Al Brom- - two were gone. E. The seventh street and Fourteenth avenue after Clemens got a mastication of the muslin by the visit- R.H. (White, p 3 diers are rapidly rounding into form life on Kelly's boot, Decatnr 1 0 2 0 3 0 1 2 9 11 2 next Sunday afternoon. stole second and ors. Lange, p 0 and showed repeated bursts of speed came home on Neer's bingle. Neer Quincy 01 6 ' The Ojibway warrior got his, much 10001003 3j Foumier 1 0 in yesterday's contest Manager Frank Cancel Keokuk Regatta Dates. likewise pilfered the keystone sack Dyer Tret-- 1 to the satisfaction of the bleacherites. Batterie.3 and O'Brien; Zeb has an open date Muscatine, Iowa, May 5. Keo- . for next Sunday The and filtered over the pan by reason of j Used Cars at Bargain who were howling war whoops an ter, Martin and Agnew. Totals 81 1 6 27 16 2 and is desirous of booking a game on kuk dates for the annual MksfcjsJppi ; Carrigan s one baser. Carry reached Iowa, May 3. ; dtrrlne the first Kame. Blueiacket Dubuque, Dubuque Batted for White In eighth. the home grounds. For information, Power Boat association regatta set Prices fcj second on the throw to the plate, but uuely penned a feature story for one won from Danville by a score of 5 to Detroit AB. R. H. PO. A. E. caJ1 1013 arsenal. for Aug. 5, 6 and 7 were cancelled at Woods Electric Coupe Batter- was hung and quartered at third of Bloomington relating . J m an uninteresting game. the sheets, ' a meeting of the association race com ies and car in first class con- Bloomington threatened in the ninth. the trials and tribulations of his R. H E. JS 98 1 1 2 3 0 " ' Manager Jensen's Cross Country mittee held in Muscatine becaoae ofi With one gone. Mack 0 1 0 Y,1" ; 0 4 0 dition. and Hartford tribe. We would like to sign him up Dubuque 0 0 0 4 0 5 6 3 ; ' ' 12 great . Crawford, 4 1 1 0 - a nflict with the lakes races. 1911 model, fore-door- s, singled. Vinson whiffed, however, and 600 Pale- Danville 10 0 9 3i rf boys were shut, out at Geneseo yes MM Und ' for words on "The Pesky 000 1013 i w The executive and race committees new top, Jiffy side curtains, Lister rolled an easy one to Hendrix. face, or Doggone the Dutch." l;odd, ci 3 0 3 terday, 12 to 0. Pitted against them Batteries Seaman and Boucher; Veach, 2 1 will meet in two weeks to- - eeteet an covers, fully equip- That was all. 8,000 pret- If 0 j and Beat That crowd of over was Chapman and Queisser. was Johnson, who has been trying out other city in which to hold the meet ped. FIRST GAME. ty good, considering the fact that the Rondeau, lb 3 0 13 0 with the Kewanee team of the Central 3b 3 on July 3, 4 and 5. E. M. F Five pass, fully equip- Davenport AB. R. H. PO. A. E. unsettled weather conditions kept a Smith Wins Private Fight Deal. 0 1 association, and who claims to have Stanage, c 4 0 4 ped, top, windshield and Reed, ss 3 1 1 0 1 1 good many away. Chicago, May 6. "Battling Jack" j left the-- leaguers because of a salary Chamberlain's Stomach and Llvr i Daboc, p 4 0 0 3 speedometer. Koepping, 2b 4 2 2 1 5 0 Syfert looked like a high school Smith 'A. the naval station won the 0;;niif.undT5Lfi.ndl2g. Johnson was too Tablet are safe, srure and reliable, Reo Two cylinder, fully equip- 'Flaherty, rf 3 player at the bat In three trips to decision rver "Stockyards Tommy"! "!many for the locals, who could do snd hare been praised by thousands of T0UJS 8 27 13 2 j - ped. j Bromwich, 3b 4 the plate, he punctured the breeze Murphy in a ten round bout fought In notilng tlB delivery. Phillipe, women who have been restored t Clemens. If 3 Just esaetly thrice. 'private yesterday afternoon. "Yonng Detroit 0 0200000 0 2 ixtnr and Andrew worked for the Jen- - health jhrouga their gentle aid. an1 Yeggy-Do- n Co. - dm-'-gia- Sales t- U. Neer, lb 4 0 16 Carrigan waa robbed of a sore hitlLenzi stopped "Young" Kelly in three Chicago OOOOluOO 0 1 jben Next Bunday the C. C. curative properties. Sold all tvlB. - (Adv.) Carrigan, cf 4 1 1 in the eighth Inning of the first con--' rounds. Eddie Santry was referee. Two-bas- e hit Crawford. Three-uescUa- ia vilTvstet tks Mohawk at Res- V.