Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-14

TOOterS. the feature or the uemOnStra-
tion being the bazoo band Of the Rock
Island students The teams lined up
for the fray as follows:
ROCK ISLAND. MOLINE.
Coleman .......center. Lindberg
Morrison right guard. -. Sutley
Ehrhorn fright tackle. Isaacson
Griffith right end. ....... Joseph
Cozad ....... left guard. ....... Melin
Graves go. left tackle So. Mortensen
McManus .left end .... Beal
Adamson quarter back. Bergin
Lift left half back. .Sfromberg
Souders right half back. .Towndrow
Sullivan 80. full back. 49,. Baas
bradley is Shut Ost.
Bradley institute. Peoria, which has
been sweeping before it all the col
lege teams of the central part of the
state. went down before Augustana
on the campus at Thirty-eighth street
yesterday afternoon by a score of %
and 0. Augustana soon discovered
that II was up against an easy propo-
sition. and for the greater part of the
contest merely toyed with the visi-
tors. The local goal was never in
danger. Augustana, if it cared to,
could have doubled its score. The
game was therefore so one-sided that
it was featureless, although large
mired the splendid work of the local
team, which has been showing rapid
Improvement this season under the
coaching of Paul -Coldron, of Iowa
City. Augustana kicked eff in the
first half. defending the south goal.
Captain Erick Johnson punted over
the Bradley line. but the bali was re-
turned on Il technicality. Johnson, on.
the second kick, sent the sphere to
Bradley's 35-yard line. Bradley gain
ed few yards. when Augustana Sc
cured the ball on n tumble and Erick
johnson went through the line for 10
yards After a fumble by the locals
Bradley got the ball and punted for
20 yards. Augustana held at this
point. and after "A series of gains
Captain Johnson was sent through
the Bradley line for the first touch
down. Johnson kicked goal. Angus
tana now chose the north goal. Cap
tain johnson kicked off and on fum-
BILE Augustana secured the ball. .Au
gustana was penalized 20 yards for
an off-side play. The second touch
down was recorded by Perrin. Cap
tain johnson missed i'm his kick for
goal. Bradley made n gamier showing
in the second than il did in the first
half. II had no hopes of winning, but
made desperate effort to avoid
whitewash, but i'm this it was disap
pointed. The south goal was chosen
by the visitors, who kicked off for so
Yards. Gains by Captain Johnson and
Perrin were followed by a gain of 20
yards by Bradley. The ball was lost
on downs on the Augustana 30-yard
line. Captain Johnson then made the
third touchdown, but missed goal on
his kick. This brought the score to
22 and 0. The lineup of the teams
was as fellows:
AUGUSTANA BRADLEY.
Wahlstrand ....center. Williams
\. Johnson. right guard. Beirchtield
BerseH -. left guard Fast
Ramquist -. left end. ....... Hough
Oberg ...... right end. keisley
Swanson -. right tackle Horton
Udden left tackle. Kramer
f. Johnson quarter back. Benton
Bergren full back. ....... Simms
Erick Johnson left half -. Sevelston
Perrin right half. ....... Fisher
fficials-Referee, Brown. of Rock
Island: umpire, Knott, of Peoria;
timers. Woodcock, for Peoria, and
Smith, for Rock Island; linesmen,
Pearson. for Peoria, and Larson, for
Rock Island.
Knox Defeated by Lombard.
Galesburg, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-THE an
nual championship football game be-
tween Knox and Lombard colleges
was played yesterday afternoon on
Willard field The result was a sur
prise, Lombard winning by the score
of to 0. The attendance was rec
ord breaker, despite the snow. and ex-
citement was high. Lombard secured
one touchdown in the first half and
kicked goal, giving il six points. No
other score was made during the
game
Knox had the kickoff and Lombard
soon lost the ball on downs. Knox
failed to hold. II. Wilson at this point
was disqualified for smuggling. Lom-
bard then left the field, when Knox
yielded. Lombard then, by bucks ON
tackles and guards, went the length
of the field and sent Jansen over for
Touchdown after 20 minutes of
play. II. Wilson kicked goal The
half closed with the ball in Lombard
possession ON its 30-yard line.
Owing to heavy field the second half
was slow. and neither side had much
advantage. the ball zigzagging be-
tween the 20 lines. II. Wilson was the.
greatest ground gamer, and Ayars,