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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12
BASKETBALL PRELIMS
WILL BE HELD HERE

The preliminaries to the state
basketball tournament for the north
western section of the state will again
be held in this city. Principal A j.
Burton of the high school today re-
ceived notice from Vice President s.
W. Ehrman of the state athletic asso-
citation to the effect that this city had
been selected. Mt. Carroll was quite
anxious for the tournament and made
an effort to land it, but the honor was
accorded Rock Island without hest
fancy.
The games will be played Feb. %
and "a at the Rock Island high school
gymnasium. The schedule cannot be
arranged of course until all the en-
tries are received. These viii be sent
to Principal Burton and it is probable
that a committee will be named to
handle the tournament. Among the
teams which are expected to partici-
pate in the tournament are Rock Is
land, Moline, Kewanee, Galesburg,
Monmouth, Sterling, Aledo. Dixon,
Morrison, Freeport, Galva and
Princeton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12
BOWLING NOTES.

ho"h w
The Cubs meet the Stock Leaders
next week.
Last week they took three straight
from the Pillow City team. Guess
they're going some.
Never before has there been a repe-
tition of total score such as is shown
in the record of the Pillow City team.
I That team seems bound to make a rec.
ord, whether for high score, low score
or freak.
Wilson. the latest Cub recruit, rolled
three good games and missed the 500
mark by three pins.
When he saw that Potter was going
to make a high score, McKahan
jumped into the game with a ven.
geance and finished with $50, 10 pins
behind Potter. Potter's lead in the
first game was overwhelming
Nary a Pillow City or Stock Leader
bowler rolled as much as 500. 1t was
too cold for them to get warmed up.
! The weather had the opposite effect
on the other two teams.
! G. Ed was low man last night with
| pins. A close second was F. WITCH with
/ 399 pins j. NJ WITCH was low in a sin
gle game with 100
/ Martin, bowling in Schwecke's place
/ failed to show class The kitty" that
had to be rolled for Oberg fell down
/ last night
/ Captain H. William Clemann was
out of the city last night Maybe his
eyes won't open wide when he peeks
at those scores his boys made.
1t was a close race between Mixer
and Ackermann, resulting in favor OF
Mixer.
A few weeks ago, it was a race fol
the top notch with three teams. Now
another trio is fighting for bottom
place, and the Cubs, though the Lowest
now. are on the upward climb.
That last Pillow City Stock Leade,
game ended in a tie. The bowlers eact
rolled another frame, and the forme,
won. There may be a protest of the
game.
Every bowler in the two leagues 4,
invited to attend the bowlers' meetins
at the Harms pariors tonight, wheI
there will be completed the organiza
ton of the Rock Island Bowlers' asso
citation, club that is to settle all dis
putes that arise in both leagues Off
GERS and an arbitration board are to b,
elected. Such questions as the gam,
between the Pillow City and Stock Lead
ers teams are TO be decided by this as
ISOLATION. All matters that need con
sideration outside of the separate
teams win be settled by the board. |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12

While winning three straight games
from the Stock Leaders last night, the
Pillow City team in the oemi-Pro league
established a freak record by rolling
three straight games for total OF 742
pins and tying the last game with that
score. necessitating the rolling of
another frame in their favor. The 742
score was sufficient to secure victory
in two of the games but the Stock
Leaders managed to make that many
themselves in the last game. In roll
ing it off, the Plow City boys excelled
and so increased their lead over the
other teams of the league.
CUBS COME UP.
Their leader, Captain Clemann alb
sent from the lineup, and new re.
cruit, Wilson, bowling with them, the
Cubs took three straight games from
the Bachelors last night, and so came
up in the percentage column. The
margin between the Cubs, the Stock
Leaders and Bachelors is very narrow
now, and a week or two may put ar
entirely different aspect on the race
The Cubs are improving each week
and now are looked upon as top notch
finishers. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12
C. |. BEARDSLEY new
HEAD OF BOAT CLUB

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Island City Boating as
ISOLATION occurred at the club house at
the foot of Twelfth street last night.
Many of the members of the club were
present, and the gathering was an en-
thusiastic one despite the fact that the
clubs element - Mississippi water -
was CONCEALED to a depth of many
inches. The election of officers re
suited in the selection of c. L. Boards
ley to head the club for the coming
year, succeeding James Hall, whose
term as commodore expired. Commo-
dore Beardsley has been identified in
prominent way with the club ever
since its organization in the fall of
1907, and to great extent the present
prosperity and large membership of
the association is due to him. The of
ficers elected are as follows:
COmmodore-C. L. Beardsley.
Vice Commodore - Gabriel Mosen-
fielder
Rear Commodore-George Lehnerer
Secretary-Victor Kuenzel
Treasurer-Oscar Lift.
Trustees (for three years)-Gus A.
Jencke and Harry Sage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12
AT THE EMPIRE.

The Empire vaudeville theatre has
provided strong bill for the last half
of this week The Baader-LaVelle
trio of sensational comedy cyclists are
all that is promised in their booking.
Ordinarily acts of this nature fail to
appeal to the regular theatregoer, but
this is an exception TO the rule. 1t
is the strongest act on the bill this
week. Homer Barnett, singing new
and old songs, delights in his rendi-
ton of them. He possesses a voice
of remarkably sweet tone and know s
how to use it. Kingsbury and Nun
son stage a comedy playlet, 'In the
Davirs Possession and it is good
one. The parts are ably interpreted.
Newholf and Phelps appear in a sing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12
SPORTING
ZAK
NOTES

New Britain, Conn, Jan. a.
Charles Lefty Narr, a former Ma
uonal league ball player, was found
dead in a local hotel here. The cause
OF death is unknown, according to the
medical examiner Narr was known
best through mis- connection with the
Cincinnati Reds in 1890 and 1891. He
had also played with the Evansville,
Ind, and other teams.
South Bend, Ind, Jan. 12-Johnny
Coulon of Chicago knocked out
George Kitson of New York in the
third round of what was scheduled
for a ten round bout at the Audi
torium last night. Kitson was no
match for the Chicago boy, who went
out for a knockout from the first gong.
St Louis. Jan. I2-JOhnny Reagan,
former featherweiCht champion of the
world. is dead here. Reagan boxed
New Years day at Granite City, ILL.,,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12

you are interested in the welfare of
the league to which you belong, be on
hand at the first meeting and help to
organize this new association. 1t is to
entitle Rock Island to membership in
the American Bowling congress.
After their games last night the
Stock Leaders held a short session at
which Walter Bleuer resigned the cap
taincy of the team. In his stead Frank
WITCH was elected The new captain
announced that he has several good
bowlers in sight who will make valua
BILE additions to the team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12
READY TO STRIKE
FOR FRANCHISE
Stockholders Elect Charles j.
Smith President and
Name Others.
.noN-PRoFIT ASSOCIATION
n There La Any Money Left, 1t Goes
TO Development of Team and
Property.

Ono big step in the advancement
OF the baseball status Of Rock Island
was taken last evening when stock
holders in the new organization met
IN the New Harper parlors, decided
TO incorporate under the laws of the
state as the Rock Island Baseball
association, a non-profit making or
ganization. elected directors and Of
ficers and appointed two of them to
go to Chicago in the interests OF the
organization to secure the franchise
for Rock Island. Further than that,
the directors were named as solic-
itors Of subscriptions. Charles j.
Smith, Rock Island police magistrate
and the man who gathered together
those who are back of baseball in
Rock Island today, was the unani-
nous choice for president.
OTHER OFFICERS.
Coroner John Rose of Moline, who
was one of the first to take stock in
the new association. was named as
vice president. Henry L. Wheelan,
bb1Nc WHO udb DGtu
one of the chief aides OF President
Smith, was elected as secretary, and
William J. Klinck, latest adjunct to
the list of boosters In Rock Island,
was elected treasurer. These four
officers, with Dan Flynn, constitute
the board OF directors of the organ
ization that was launched last night
When President Tearney announces
the Three-Eye league meeting Pres
ident Smith and Secretary Wheelan
will make arrangements to attend
they having been delegated as rep
resentatives of Rock Island inter.
ests.
TO SOLICIT MONEY.
Plans having been outlined for the
future of the club, the directors havs
already started the subscription
lists. AS has been stated, the asso.
citation is non-profit making insti
tuition. If there is any money in the
treasury at the end Of the year anC
IL is more than probable that there
VIII be, It will be turned into chan
nels leading toward the develop
ment of the team. None of it is t
revert back into the pockets of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12

with Young" Johnson. After the
setto Reagan contracted a severe cold
which developed into pneumonia.
Reagan was 80 years OF age. He was
born in Brooklyn.
Bloomington, Ill.,, Jan. 12.-Pneumo-
mia resulting from exposure while
playing a basketball game resulted in
the death of Edward Johnson, prom
Using athlete in school circles here.
and one of the most promising young
athletes of central Illinois.
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 12.-Grover
Hayes, the Philadelphia lightweight
boxer, who is under the management
of William Stuart of Columbus, viii
not be able to fill his January engage,
ments for Youngstown, Ohio, and San
Francisco because of a fractured bone
in his right hand. The accident &C,
CURED while Hayes was doing gym
nasium work.
HaVerhlll, Mass, Jan. 12.-'LaYe
Cross, former captain of the Philadel
phia Athletics, signed last night Il
manage the Haverhill club of the New
England baseball league the coming
season.
Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. 12.-ZbyszkC
won two straight falls from Jesse
Westergaard of Des Moines. Zbyszkt
won the first fall in 10000 with 1
bar arm and body hold and the sec
ond with a head scissors which h
worked into a reverse nelson.
! Lincoln, Ill, Jan. 12.-Inability t
get stockholders to attend the annua
meeting and election of officers ant
to wipe out a floating debt hanging
over the Lincoln Baseball association
of the Illinois Missouri league cause
the resignation of Secretary-Treasure
w. H. Conley, with the probable FOL
feiting of the franchise in this city
Other towns in the league are said t
be in a bad way and it is thought tn
league must be reorganized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12

stockholders. Every cent over and
above expenses is to go into the i'm
provement of the team or into the
improvement of the baseball grounds
to be used.
ENTITLED TO SUPPORT.
Therefore, since the stockholders
have not backed this proposition
from a monetary standpoint, they
are entitled TO the support Of every
lover of baseball and every man
whose business is advanced when
ever the name of the city Of Rock
Island goes out to the public as a
live city. Every one who advances
some of the hard round irons TO be
devoted TO baseball can rest assur-
ed that it VIII be expended to the
! best advantage and therefore will
benefit him indirectly. Those who
contemplate giving subscriptions
should respond to the call at once
for the more money that is raised be-
fore the Chicago meeting, the more
likely are Rock Islands chances to
get back into the fold of the Three
! Eye league.
OTHER BIDDERS.
Rock Island is not the only city
that is contending for its old berth
in the league. Decatur is raising
considerable stir TO break in and Sc
! is another city. Rock Islands
chances are most brilliant. of all and
everything that is done before the
league meeting will only boost then
the more. As soon as the franchise
is assured for Rock Island, a mana
ger will be picked and the team will
be gathered.
WHO THEY ARE.
There are few of you who are no
already acquainted with the officer
who make up the personnel of tn
association. President Smith is tn
present police magistrate and for
merly was alderman from the Thirt
ward. He conducts a printing sho
when not busted with the duties o
, magistrate, and now, baseball. Vic
President Rose is at present corone
of Rock Island county. He is one G
Moline's undertakes and is prom
nent in lodge circles there. Secre
tary Wheeian is minority represents
tive in the state legislature. He ha
not been actively identified wit
baseball heretofore, but he know
something about conducting the a.
fairs of a baseball club. He wa
present at the time of the organize
] ton of the original league and ha
{ kept in touch with IL since.
kLINCK AN ISLANDER.
n Last, but by no means Ieas
comes William J. Klinck, treasure
Of the club. Many of you do NJ
know him but you will before 20
are much older. He is the manage
of the Illinois theatre and began h
duties in that capacity last fall whe
the owners of the circuit in whic
the Illinois is included, decided thi
they wanted hustler at the head
things in Rock Island. In one
y the poorest theatrical seasons Of T,
cent years, he is making good Il
came here from Davenport. In
few days he will remove his belong
ings 10 this side Of the creek and b.
come a full fiedged citizen of Roc
Island. He is a booster all the tin
and is one of the most valuable q
sets in the new baseball associatio
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-12
Knox Cancels Game

Augustana will not meet the Knox
college basketball quintet at Gales
burg tonight, the latter school can
ceiling the engagement late last even
ing for some unknown reason. The
Lutherans will, however, meet the
Hedding five at Abingdon tomorrow
night. Knox lost most of it's good
men of last season and is reported
not to be overly strong. Some of the
Augustana men claim that it is a case
OF cold feet with the Galesburg insti.
tuition as they have no other way OF
accounting for the cancellation.