The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 12

MOLINE DAILY DISPATCH. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1919. 12 May 9 Moline Opens Season May 5 at Rockford; First Game Here Official Schedule PLAN GALA DAI Of Three-I Out For THREE HITS WIN 1 Publication Today WHEN PLOWS I HOGHESIfN FOR is LIFT THREE Ul The official schedule for the Thrcc-I league, released today, while not entirely satisfactory and giving the three southern cities a decided advantage, is the best that could Lc draft' on short notice and has been accepted by all the cities. About the only criticism that Mo SATURDAY, 2 TO 1 Plow Boy Pitching Features Frigid Pastime in Cedar Rapids. line has is that the season opens on SalubriOUS Ceremonies Wii Mark Opening of Tearney Loop in Moline.

AFTER ATTENDANCE CUPS SABBATH GAME CANCELLED Official Three-I League Schedule, 1919 AT AT AT AT AT AT EVAXSVILLE TERRE HAUTE BLOOM INGTON PEORIA MOLING ROCKFORD May 0. 10. 11. 12 May 13, 14, 15, 10 May 11, 18, 20 May 21. 22.23.

24 Ma, 25 20 27 23 EVANSYILLE READ July 3, 4, 5 June 17, 18. 19. 20 June 21. 22, 23, 24 June 25 20. 27.

28 June 21). 30 July. 1, 2 Aug. 10, 11, 12, 13 July 26, 27, 23, 29 July 30, 31, Aug. 1, 2 Aug.

3, 4, Aug. 7, 8, May 5. 7, 8 May 5 "0 27 28 May 21. 22. 23.

24 May 13. 14, 15, 10 May 17, 18. 19, 20 TERRE HAUTE June 13. 14, 15, 10 THE DIiPTCII June 20, 30. July 1.

2 June 25. 20. 27, 28 June 17, IS. 19. 20 June 21, 22.

23. 24 July 22, 23, 24. 25 TUfc UIM Altii Aug 7, 8, 9 Aug. 3, 4, 5. July 20.

27, 2S. 29 July 30. 31. Aug. 1.

2 Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1 iiinmM BUNaM inmi i i June 9, 10. 1 1, 12 June 5. 7.

S. MV 0, 10 11. 12 May 17 18 19. 20 May 21, 22. 23 24 BLOOM1NGTON JuIy 18, 19.

20, 21 14. 15. 10, 17 FOR ALL 3. 4, 5 June 21 22. 23.

24 June 0 0 7. .8 "0 "7 28 9 03 o. o5 July 22. 23. 24, 25 July 0.

7. 8. 9 Aug. 3. 4.

5. 0 Aug. 30. 31. Sept.

1 June 3, 4 May 29. 30. 31 May 5. 7, 8 June 10 Ma J-J PEORIA July 10. 11.

12, 13 July 0. 7, 8, 9 June 13, 14, 15. 10 THE BEST July 18. 19. 20.

21 June 17, IS 19, 20 Aug. IS, 19, 20. 21 Aug. 14. 13, 10.

17 Aug. 10, 11. 12. 13 Aug. 20.

27. 2S, 20 July 20. 27. 28. 29 June5.

C. 7. 8 June 1. 2, 3. 4 May 29.

30, 31 May 25. 20, 27. 28 Iay 6' 8 MOLINE July 14, 15, 10, 17 July 10, 11, 12, 13 July 30, 31. Aug. 1.

2 July 29, 30. July 1, 2 SPORTING June 1... 14. 10 Aug. 22, 23, 24.

25 Aug. 18, 19, 20, 2l" Aug. 14, 13, 1G. 17 Aug. 7, 8, 9 July 22, 23, 24, 23 Aug.

30. 31, Sept. 1 May 29. 30. 31 June 9.

10. 11, 12 June 1. 2. 3, 4 June 5. 0, 7, 8 May 9.

10. 11, 12 ROCKFORD July 7, 8, 9 July 18. 19. 20, 21 July 10. 11.

12. 13 July 14. 15, 10, 17 July 3. 4. 5 NEWS Aug.

14. 15. 10. 17 Aug. 20.

27. 28. 29 Aug. 18. 19, 20.

21 Aug. 22. 23. 24. 25 Aug.

10, 11, 12, 13 Monday, May when it eou.d just as well have been opened next Friday, giving each city in the league eight Sundays and tonkin? tip for the additional four days with open dates that could have been used for exhibition purposes. It also makes it necessary to play four week day games at frequent intervals in the same city, another feature that is bad. Under the schedule. Moline will get one holiday, July 4, when Rockford is here for two games. The I'low I toys will open at Rockford for four days and will then return to the home lot for a quartet of contests with the Rockford club, follow-in? with twelve games at home with Terre Haute and Bloomington and Evansville.

Peoria makes its first appearance here June 9. Mayor Skinner to Be Ashed to HMt, First Ball. While Bt a Big Feature, Boyle's Pitchers Wild and Timely Hitting of Nelson and Finn Bring Contest to Moline Club. By JOHNNY WALKER. While tbe Plow Boys were out oil the city Saturday and Sunday, officitlj i of the Moline Athletic association be-f gan working on the plans for the open ing of the Three-I 6cusod ia Mulinel on May 9, and from the prelimimrjl negotiations, tbe event will surpass! I.

uujiiuug oi me nuu ever anemia support. The fielding of Itouseh and Carey was high class. Score R. II. E.

Cincinnati 01200001 4 9 Pittsburgh 00010000 0 5 0 Batteries Rcuther and Rariden Hamilton, Kvans and Schmidt. ia the tri-cities. It is an open secret in the tri-citm! that Moline is determined to retiiti the big Tearney cup, won in 1017 foil I I JV J. A .1 1 Ml I tne largest aiicuuauce recoru. iiiii year in addition to the prezy'i cm Soldiers Ask Gov.

Harrington tbe Terre Haute Tribune has also oil fered a valuable trophy and it improve the appearance of associi-i To Allow Fight tion headnuartcrs if it is Placed futl DAVENPOR HIGH by side with the Tearney cup. In orJcl to do this, however, it will be oce M. A. A. Is To Entertain Kids During Summer TYLER'S HURLING GIVES-MITCHELL THOUSANDS SEE PALE HOSE DOWN Cumberland, April 28.

A sary for Moline to beat an attendant meeting of returned soldiers of the re of 7000 which is threatened at Evans IS EASY VICTOR IN ville. Tickets there are already oil cent war was held Saturday night aud a resolution adopted and addressed to sale and it is said that the Ohio rite city is out to take the laurelrfroil Governor Harrington, stating that they believe it their privilege to have the Mississippi. Cedar Rapids, April 28. (Special.) Displaying a punch when it was needed, George Hughes Moline Tliree-I club copped from Frank Uoyle's Regina, Western Canada league, outfit, here Saturday by a score of 2 to 1. Gilt edged pitching by three of Hughes' hurlers with a pair of timely knocks by Nelson and Finn spoiled a one run lead that the 15oylemen had picked up in the sixth frame.

Vith the temperature close to the freezing point only 00 people watched the pastime but those who martyred themselves because of their devotion to the national pastime, saw a ball game of midsummer tightness. The Sunday game which was also scheduled was cancelled early Sunday morning when the heavy rain made the field inixjssible to play on and the Moline club left at noon for home. Boss. Hughes sent three hurlers to the hill during the contest. DeLotelle, the lanky southerner, wiggled thein over in the first five innings, the only blow secured by the Regina future greats, coming with two down in the fifth.

Halas relieved him in the sixth, and allowed a pair of hits and one run. Oscar Graham then southpawed the Canucks into submission during the last frame. Regina took the lead in the sixth when Linder singled and went to second on a sacrifice, took third on an out and scored on Nalaway's hit. That was the extent of the Boylemen's scoring. Things looked tough for Moline until the eighth.

Hughes walked and went to second on a passed ball. Nelson smacked a hit tov right, sending the chief home with the marker that tied the score. Nelson was thrown out trying to stretch his hit into a double. Halas followed with a pass and came all the way home when Finn slapped out a double on the hit and run. The score It.

II. E. Moline. 00000002 2 3 2 Itegina. OOOOOIOO 1 4 1 Batteries ReLotflle, Halas, Gr- ei.

and Rigsby Fubrman, ISs I lender and Linder. a voice in the matter of allowing the CHOLA MEET GERS ANOTHER DETROIT I GAM Mayor-elect C. P. Skinner will tl asked to deliver one of his well Willard-Dempsey fisht to be staged at Cumberland. Tex Rickard has ft for and justly celebrated curve balls IV iiin nun ai.Fi port second, team composed of Ochs.

Marks. Jennings and Sears. Field ftvents. Pole vault Makeever, Davenport; Kerns, Davenport; Wright, Moline. Height, 9 feet inches.

High jump Johnson and Politz. Davenport, tied II Moline. Height, 5 feel 2 inches. Running broad jump Makeever and I'olita, Daveniwrt. tied; Hoyt, Moline.

Distance, 17 feet 474 inches. Discus throw Moline; Wagner, Davenport: Schick, Daven-Iort. Distance, 05 feet 4 inches. Shot put-Milstead, Rock Island; Wood, Moline; Sejirs, Davenport. Distance, 30 feet 10 inches.

-Officials. Following are the officials who served Bcferee Carl L. Anderson. Clerk J. R.

Freeman. Judges of finish Mclntyre, Keiber and Xordgren. Timers Newman and Halas. Field judges Lau. Nutting and i start tne game in tue osuai iafaioio: agree on Cumberland, went' to Balti- ope.nins ay.

festivitie.s amid the boo; Flack Poles Four-Base Drive and squawks of the rabble. 11 more for further conference with the Skinner declares, however, that tl-JS Up Eighty-six Points to Win Annual Event. governor. Rickard expects a final an Gleascn Proteges Slam Ball to All Corners of Lot for 6-to-4 Win. first bird who lets a peep out of swer tomorrow.

Off First Ball Pitched by Goodwin. throat may receive the usual pitch right on his adams apple, Kit behooves the wild-eyed fan who trstr gresses to be ready to duck. Rock Island, Davenport and Ei" Moline are expected to assist MOLINE IS A BAD THIRD Here is the kids chance to see tascball this summer with ut difficulty. The Moline Athletic association, believing that the good will of the kids is worth thousands of dollars in the future to baseball, has secured special dispensation from the officials of the Tluce-I league to let them into the park this summer at a cost of about one and one-half rents per game. That's cheap enough.

Isn't it? Season tickets good Lr 03 games of baseball that will be 'played here this summer have been printed and are now on sale at tha headquarters of the association, 501 People's bank building. The total cost is $1.10, which includes war tax. and they will be sold to kids under- A years cf age. Tlie ttekets beer at roapon far-ravh game, which vrill be punched ait the gate as they go into the RED SOX IN A SHUTOUT CINCINNATI WINS ANOTHER WALKER ARRIVES IN ROCK ISLAND swelling the crowd to monster prop' tions and from the interest ehowa by baseball in both towns, it appears tbj Maynard Wood Is Individual Star for Maroon and White with Eight Points. Senators Fall Before Slants of Jones While Three Hurlers Fail Theni.

Windoes. I Inspectors Rergstrom, Crakes and 1 Reds Make It Five Straight Downing Pirates in Sunday Melee. these sister cities are preparing i support. the Moline club in great til ion. Bcrgstroiu.

Scorer Keller. Announcer Tref2. FOR BURKE BOUT The painters begin work at the this week and a lot of new signs I Chicago, April, 2S. S'eat aud pr make their appearance tefore the el cis? pitching Ky George Tyler and I of tbe week- Applications for at the nark are coming fast, and it STANDING AND RESULTS some bsneup, solid hittins. by his Young Sam Lang ford Breaks expected tliat new boards will nave rl Rolling up a total of eighty-six points, Davenport walked away with premier honors in the eleventh annual tri-city high school track sod Held meet, Ktaared at Browoing park.

Mo-liae. SSuturdajr afternova. fco coin-pletely il the Davenporters outclass their rivals that the meet developed April 28. Before a crowd which was much too big for the ball park here, the White Sox continued their punishment of pii-hers yesterday and won tfe opening game of the series with the Tigers f- a margin of to 4. Considering the chiiiv, threetenins i be erected order to please toe icn mates, gave the Oufcrs a cleanup vie tnry, 7 to 1.

over the St. IVouis Card Hand and Kid Irish Is AMERICAN LEAGUE. W. 1 Tot. titude of applicants.

inals in their firs IP ISoston -2-0 l.OOO III rwlt. il Chicago 111 IHKBttlilliK 1 1 1 inT back, to tbe orwninf Jill lU Hi lie hnm nrocram, band concert and a inn will start the afternoon off rk while the Retail Merchants hskkcj DES MOINES SENDS FANS year at the northstde yesterday. Tyler was in such fancy form that he set the Monnd City crew down without a hit for six innings, and the boys behind him poled eleven swats tion, at a meeting last week, voted tef Cleveland -I'haladelphia Ietroit "Vastiingrton St. Ijouis New York 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 3 1 close their stores at 2 bells on tht i'S .000 teinoon of May J) in order to'ilM Hill" CHICAGO SEMI-pro GOES TO BLOOMERS P.loornington, April 28. Manager Dunn of Bloomington has signed l'itcher Matt Ziezcr of Chicago, In-fielder Hubert Coltrin, late of Los Augeles, and Catcher Walter Henliue of Indianapolis.

every one to take in tbe justly fc' Weather. It was a itrcat turnout of rooters, and conservative estimates ran as high a 2.1.000. The bupf er-flowec" everywhere except into f'ft field, which is short enough anyway, and made ground rules necessary, but these rules did not prevent Joe Jackson Cetting credit for a four-baRscr. Joe hit the ball so far into the right field stand there was no argument about it. Gondii Continues Hatting Spree.

Oandil continued the ferocious ap of Heavyweights Doth Con mous ball game. NATIONAL LEAGUE. fident of Decisive Victory Wlien Slam-Bang Artists Mingle. flca-e is an excellent ebance for Mr. Ooodfellow.

If you know of kid or two. mt three or four, who won't get to see the national pastime this summer because of a lack of funds, why don't you lalia one of the kinks out of tliat wrinkled old heart of yours and make some kids happy? Without one of. these season tickets the admission price for kids will be the same as for adults. Orders accompanied by checks will be promptly filled at headquarters of the association. Wrestlers Fit For Big Match Hougcht to cor first io every event.

Itock Island finished second with twenty-seven points, and Moline stras-Sied in last, accredited with fourteen points. Of the fifteen events, the Iowans copped eleven firsts, Rock Island three and Moline one. Individual honors were divided between Jennings aud P.est, both of Davenport. Makeever and Politz, both of Iaveniwrt. tied for two firsts.

Maynard Wood grabbed eisht points scored by the Maroon and White. Not in a single event did the athletes threaten records of the tricky meet. There were several intensely interesting' races, but no phantom sprinters or Jjong men extraordinary were uncovered. Louis Best, junior, of Davenport, proved the dark horse in the short By DON W. HUTCHINSON.

W. L. Pet. Cincinnati 5 1.000 Brooklyn 3 l.OOO Philadelphia 2 1 Chicago 2 2 .500 Pittsburgh 2 2 .500 New.l"oik 1 ......0,3 .000 St. Louis- 0 5 .000 after Max Flack began the assault bf driving the first pitched ball over the right wall for a home run.

It was another torrihle day for the national game, but with a cold, misty rain falling, there were close to 700) persons out there, end all of thorn were satisfied with the show. on inning had been reeled off be fore the mist began. In the middle of the rnmc it had developed into a drizzling rain, but Umpire Byron decided a lit(I wnter and mud wouldn't hurt the players, so he. kept the contest going to a finish. Score On Chicago Mat The inauly art of self defense will JEAN POPE COPS have a swell opportunity of establish ing its absolute necessity in present liy Associated Press Leased Wir.

day life next Thursday night at the Chicago, April 2S. Ed (Strangle! Kmpire rink iu Rock Island, when AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lewis of Kentucky and vtiauei OIL CO. TROPHY lugh Walker of Kansas City and Jack Burke of Des Moines get togeth- Zbyszko, the I'ole, said today tit petite he developed Saturday and made three straight hits in as many times ip, but fell down the fourth time he came to bat. Schalk, who insisted on gettin back into harness after only one day's rest, also smashed three safe ones, while Liebold, Weaver and Collins contented themselves with a pair of hits apiece. Dauss was receiver general for most of this punishment, bnt was not taken out until Jennings wanted to shoot in a pinch bitter in the seventh.

That let Kallio in to finish the slabbing, and h(s wildness gave tbe Sox a tally er. Here is the reason. It will take 1,1 coiumion iw i- swell defense bv both boys to keen tinish wrestling match, catch-as-catn dashes, winning both in brilliant from being put away on the pugilist t-an styie at L-oliseum tonignt. shelf, because both these biiMs are said winner, it was said, will be mate! Chicago AB. R.

II. ro. A Flack, rf 4 1 1 2 Hollochcr. sit 1 2 1 fashion. He clipped off the GO-yard W.

I ret. Minneapolis 2 0 .1.000 Louisville ...4 1 .800 St. Paul 4 1 .800 Columbus 2 1 Indianapolis 2 3 .400 Kansas City 1 2 .333 Toledo 0 2 .000 Milwaukee 0 5 to hit with the force of a dron foree lith Sergt. Earl Caddock of Iw in 5 4-5 seconds, and stepped the century in IO 4-5. In the short sprint he was hard pushed by Finkelstein of and the frequency of a trip liammcr.

stm in tlie ormJ" Ior pitched a trio of Washijgton slabnien today, and Boston won the opening game of ita series here, to O. The local team fielded poorly. Score It. II. E.

Boston .3 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 8 0 Washington 3 3 15a tten'es Jones and Walters; Shaw, Hoo lick, Thompson and Pici-uich. 0 0 0 0 0 East Moline Clay Target Expert Again Defeats Big Field. .1 1 i i1. 1. I oo jou can see mat there will be some Heavy weight uw.

Uock Island, and by his mate, Sears Ihe men have met' several tall scrambling around that ring in the ninth. ..4 A ..4 ..4 .4 Mann, if Paskert, cf MVrkle. lb' Pick. 2b KildnfT. 3b Killcfer, Tyler, 1 2 0 1 1 IS 3 2 1 1 5 1 0 in the MXI-jard dash.

within the last two years without i Thursday night to keep away from the AB. R. II. PO.A. decision but recentlv in New sleep producers that both boys swing.

The Iowans won the mile relay, but the Islanders, because of a sensational Chicago Liebold, rf Weaver. 3d" in either of these boys make any Zbyszko defeated Lewis in a one-h: I match. rt 0 dash by Finkelstein. were victors in claim to the of the most scientific Sixteen Shooters Compete at Moline Cua Club Traps Locals Shooters at M. I.

N. K. Events. ...4 .4 ...4 ..4 The flirreement nrovfroa rlmt if f'Kfl boxer in the world. Both claim to Open cuffs are cool and pretty for summer dresses.

K. Collins 2b Jackson, If Felsoli, cf the half-mile. This latter was by far the most interesting race of the afternoon. The Davenport track athletes oir hit as hard and more ofteu than any is a fal1 isidc of two hours, two i ...33 7 11 2T 13 An. R.

II. TO. A. 12 3 -2 2 2 1 112 0 0 5 1 3 10 1 0 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 of three falls shall decide the mat were responsible for the overwhelm other living exponents of the manly art. Neither is prone to clinching, ac If there is no fall in two hours ti ing majority of points rolled up.

Hon Totals St. Louis Shotten, If Smith, rf Heathcoate. cf Ilornsby. ss man winning one fall is to be cording to the dope spread by those ors in the weight events were evenly larUthc victor. 4 4 ...4 ...:4 Breaking 47 out of a possible 50, Jeau A.

Pope, East Moline expert, won the Illinois Oil Co. trophy from who have seen them in action, and the Oandil, lb Itisberg, Schalk, Williams, Totals Detroit apportioned among the three schools. Martin Delanev. ohvsical dire-to' Yesterday's Results. American League.

Chicago. Ietroit. 4. Boston. Washington, 0.

Cleveland at St. Louis, rain. No other games scheduled National League. Chicago, St. Louis, 1.

Cincinnati, Pittsburgh. 1. No other games schedu'ed. American Association. St.

Paul, 4 Louisville, 2. Indianapolis, 11 Minneapolis, Columbus. 3. Kansas City, 17; Toledo, 8. Southern Association." Chattanooga, 5: Atlanta.

0. New Oilcans, Mobile, 3. most impressive word that has been passed mound' is that which descrihes 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 1 1 13 1 4 Following are the track events, the or the Chicago Athletic associitio: Stock, 3b 2 27 13 5 si .34 0 13 a held of sixteen competitors at the traps of the Moline Gun club Saturday afternoon. It was the third time referee of ti them as standing in the middle of the nas Decn selected as 0 0 0 1 0 0 rins'. to 'swan punches nil thn tlmo Dout Panlettc.

lb Svliultz. 2b that Mr. Pope has won the trophy What promised to be a bie disap and assures him a place in the finals Hyder, Goodwin, pointment in the show lias jn reality ew Zealand Winner, .4 .3 .1 .0. .0 lor. permanent possession of the val 2 0 0 0 tinned out to De a blessing for Babe Assoeiahd Unsei Win.

ArAn. r. I winners, and the records made: 120-yard high hurdles Jennings. Davenport; Duffin, Rock Island; Moline. Time; 18 1-5.

50-yard dash Best, Davenport; Finkelstein. Rock Island Sears. Davenport. Time: 5 4-5. Mile run Davenport; Mer-gy, Davenport: Ford.

Moline. Time: 5 17 4-5. 100-yard dash Best. Davenport Tlomoiis Tucro, uable cup. Most of Pope's shooting was done from the twenty-two and loung I 'aria, April 2S.

The America8 matcneu to Uo battle with Kid Ferdie crew wn dcfcnio.i i. fa twenty-three-yard rise, which toceth in the eight-round semi-windup, sus- land crew in the final heat of tbe re Totals er with the weather conditions makes ...30 1 II.PO.A.E. UY00 Jhf 4 24 11 gatta for the trophy offered by tt 1 1 Birmingham. 1G Nashville. his score remarkable." 0.

Bushj ks ..4 0 -Tones, ob .4 0 Cobb, tf .4 0 Veach, If .4 Ileilman. lb .3 2 Flagstcad, rf 4 1 Young, 2b 3 1 Stanage, 0 Datisw, 2 0 Ellison 1 Ainsmith, ..1 0 Kallio, t. tDyer 1-0 Totals 31 4 Batted for Goodwin in eighth rowing club of France. Henry First and J. M.

Welch are Chicago 11200030 7 Sears, DavcnDott: Fiukelstoi n. Itock representing the local shooters at Omaha this week for participation in A negligee of blue chiffon is nfedjyU Island. Time: 10 4-5. 440-yard dash Fox. Davennort i with enuirrel.

St. Louis .0000000 1 01 Stolen bases rick (2), Killefcr, Sacrifice hits Paskcrt 2). Two- tne annual M. I. N.

K. shoot. A. D. luiiivu uioucii nanu -wiiiic working out in.

the gym Friday afternoon and will be iHiable to appear. Fortunately for Babe, Kid Irish. Des Moines welterweight, is in the city end in excellent shape, so he was immediately signed to substitute for Longford. He is well known in the tri-cities nnd his friends are willing to back him to beat Ferdie. Vollmer, Davenport: Schmidt.

Rock- Sperry, the last winner of the trophy, tattle uock, 8 Memphis. 1. Pacific Coast League. San Franc'co, 3-4; Sacramento, 2-5. Salt Lake, 7 Los Angeles, 3.

Portland. Vernon, 1. 1 Oakland. 0. Games Today.

American League. Island. Time: 50 2-5. 220-yard low hurdles Jennings. Dispatch Short Ads Bring Result oase hits Pick, Kilduff.

raulet'c, piacea ic in competition. Mr. Pope announced that he would offer it again Davenport: Anirst. Davenport: Duf 2m ,9 scnultz, Iloathcoato. Home run-Flack.

Struck out-r-By Tyl-r, 4 fin. Itock Island. Ti in two weeks. Following are the scores of Satur day, all made from a possible 50: in. 2.

Bases on balls Off Batted for Dauss in seventh. for Kallio in Half-mile run Schick. Davennort i.ooo vm, 1: Tureo. 1. Double play; iU I r.

Shorey, Davenport; Frederickson, Moline. Time 2 1 hicago 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 yler-l'ick-Merkle Stock-TInr-i- Vvll J'etrnit 0 10 10 0 10 14 lYIWWVfl 220-yard dash Finkelstei n. Rnr-k Jones' ty. Hits Off Goodwin, 11 in 7 linings. Hit by pitcher Bv Goodwin Island: Harper.

Rook Island: Marks J. A. Pope O. B. Stool Walter Kimklc Dr.

C. C. Sloan .7. M. Welcl Dr.

Louis DeSaint NO riCE! We rcnf Ytur Vukauzlng. jTREED SCHEPPER5 1322 4th Ave. Davenport. Time 25 3-5. 4 Chicago at Detroit.

Cleveland at St. Louis. Philadelphia at New. York. Boston at Washington.

National League. St. Louis at Chicago; Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.

Mile relay Won bv Davennort Tyler. Time 1:4.1. Umpires Byron nnd Harrison. Reds Win Another. team composed of Priest.

Shirk. Voll Al Taylor GREEENE RIVVER An oah for the thirsty. 47 40 40 45 45 44 43 43 43 43 42 42 40 40 27 mer and Fox. Rock Island second, team composed of OhweiW, Duffin. Milstead and IJIankenburg.

Moline third team, composed of Babcoek. Fiedei ickson. Xordahl. and P.irsnn Sacrifice hits Weaver, Felsch Bis-berg (2), Young. Stolon bases Weaver, Schalk.

Young. Two-base hits-Weaver. K. Collins, Veach. Home run Jackson.

Struck out Daus 3: Williams. 2. Bases on balls-Da us, Kallio, 2. Double plavs Dauss-Stanage-IIeilmnn Bush-Youn" Felsch-Oandil. Hits Dauss 11 inninga.

Hit by pitchy-Jackson. Ixtsiug pitcher lied Sox Washington 0. Washington, "Aniil 2S.Jones out- CHICHESTER PIUS C. Liiidqiiist A. D.

Spetrjr Frank Welch A. R. Cline Ed Lindquist W-. R. Morgan A.

Johnson JJ. Johnson Time: 4:02 1-5. At All April" 2S. By timely batting in the second and third innings. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh, 4 to 1.

It was the Reds' fifth straight victory. Itwas Pitcher Earl Hamilton first defeat in the National oague. He won all six of the game pitched last season before going into the Ilui-thcr was wild, but effective, and received sensational A Half-mile relay Won hv Rock T- Well. What of It? Bij AKwinted 1'rmn tensed VTiie. Los Angeles, April 2S.

William Baiift of Los Angeles won title of national handball champion. Who remembers v.hen tir season used close early enough fer a feller save a little fer straw hat? Where ther's a fern an a baby in Hi same home soniebuddy's coiii tit til' woih. of it. land, team composed of Harner. HloL-o- ly Shafter and Finkelstein.

Daven now, wiia iu Pnieelt. A diamond iuiAM iiixrj; if full 5.QLD.BY DRl'OGISISJDIIfflKIB.