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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
OPPONENT HURT;
SINNET WINS GO
Young 0sWego, Who Substitutes for
Eautz, Falls to Floor in Second
Round OF Up River Bout.

Billy Kautz failed to make his
weight OF 115 pounds against frankie
SinDet yesterday afternoon and Y0Gng
Oswego Of Milwaukee was substituted
on the card up the river. The main
bout ended in a rather unexpected
manner. At the start Of the second
round of the scheduled 10 round 60,
Osweso slipped and fell. striking his
head on the floor with such force that
he was unable to continue and the
bout was awarded to Sinnet by default.
The first round was even. both boys
showing much cleveruess and speedy
footwork. The go started well an5
the several hundred fans who attended
were greatly disappointed by the IN
looked for conclusion of what prom
Used TO be d corkiug good scrap. 1t is
said that Young Oswego was mono
other than Battling LeTinsky. the FAM
GUS Milwaukee ha5rler.
In q rather lame preliminary Harry
SpecBman outfougat Young Fricke,
Neither lad showed much knowledge
OF the fight game. Sunday Sept. &c,
Sinnet Will meet Eddie Evers in a 10
or 20 round bout The place where
the go is TO be staged has not been
decided upon as Vet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
BOSTON ROOKIE
IN FIRST LOSS
Arthur gehf, Sensational Southpaw,
Is Trimmed by Cubs Yesterday
by Score Of 6 to 9.
KyIsELY's HIT WINS CONTEST
Whales Take Two From Baltimore,
Second Game Going Only Five In
nings-SOx Play Two Today.

Chicago, Sept. I3.-Defeat has at
last overtaken Arthur Nehf, Boston
sensational southpaw. Falterlng in
the sixth inning Of a sizzling engage
ment on the West Side yesterday the
rookie from Terre Haute permitted
TIE Bruins to knot the count, then ran
af0uI Pete KniseIy. who busted into
the combat when an accident stabbed
Williams. Two Bruins were perched
Oh tha route when Pete came through
with g double, cIinching the victory.
By continuing the attacks OF Ragen,
Rogers machine easily triumphed, 6
10 g.
Prior to his disastrous ruin-in with
the home guards Nehf boosted q rec
ord Of four straight wins in seven slab
starts and q percentage Of 1000. Up
TO the fatal sixth he gave promise of
adding another victory 10 his string.
for the worlds champions were in
front, 2 to I, when Arthur assembled
Aftar heaving industriously through
the seventh Nehf gave way to a pinch
bitter and lugged his defeat off to the
showers. Score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13

Speed lis what Coach Nixon Of Dav-
export high school is after for his
eleven this year and the man who is
not there with the speed VIII not be
in the lineup for the opening game
with Phillips high Of Chicago
on Oct 2, Not only does this hold
good for the backdeld men. bat it viii
also be necessary for the line TO be
speedy to make the team.
Practice was cut short Friday night
by the young deluge that hit the fair
burg, but for an hour or so. some real
work was passed out to the boys. The
forward pass was again on the list for
ifs share of the nights proceeding
Kelly again worked at quarter and
Fort and Makeever took the ends The
way the boys handled the bali more
than satisfied the coaches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
SEASON
COMES TO AN END
Moline Wins Double Bin From Free.
port, While Davenport and
Peoria Divide H0norS.

With ideal weather conditions pre-
vailiug all over the circuit the final
games i'm the nonsr TOO prosperous 1913
Three-Eye league season were played
yesterday Moline second LaI
champs. celebrated tine wiudup with a
crushing double victory over the tall
end Freeport tribe The Three-Eye
diamond was ia miserable condition
and liz the first contest Is hits result
ed through the halI sticking i'm the
mud. causing the iHdeiders to 0verruu
It,.
In the first contest Moline won, -
TO g, and the second game was won bg
a score of 9 10 8. Hold ElIer tae White
S0z recruit. did mound duty i'm the
first game and was opposed by Nagiil
and Burnbam. Selby worked on the
mound for the PIow boys i'm the Sec
ond game with Cummings for Free
port The visitors were hampered by
the absence OF First Hasemau Brewer
and Second Baseman Darringer. Mo-
line secured 35 hits In two games.
clayton led the s-uggers with eight
hits in nine trips To the plate, inCiud-
Yank Davis slammed out a homer.
Yesterday l.Igl paid-iu fans wit
messed the games and Moline total
attendance for the season, $1,000
promises to lead The league. Tho
scores: R.H.E
Freep0rt ....020000121- g IL 2
Moline ......52U2Og14@-14 20 3
-Maeill Burnham and
Kerns. Eller and Dobbins-
Second game r. II. r..
Freeport ......0 0 0 0 0 0-3 2
Moline .......2 @ 0 Q 60 s
Baueries-C ummins and B0solanl,
Selby and Carney.
Rockford and Davenport ended the
Three-Eye season at Davenport yes
teTday afternoon by dividing double
header, the locals taking the first. j. to
O. and the visitors The second, J. to o,
The score of the first game.
Rockford .....000000000-0 3
Davenport ....OO00IQ00*1 2 o
Batteries - Hardin and Jacobs
Gould and Myers
Second game r. II, y.
Rockford ........1000000-1 2 O.
Davenport $4,000 000-0 4
Batteries Higgins and Jacobs
Gould and Myers.
Peoria. Sept. 13.-Tn the last games
of the season on the home grounds
Peoria lost the first with Quincy, ! 20
/, and won the second, s to 8. Score
OF first game: r. TT. E.
Quincy ,......1G00gO10 2-4 10 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
USING AUTOMATIC
BASEBALL MACHINE

The first automatic baseball court
in the trl-cities was opened yesterday
at 14ll Sixth avenue. in Moline, by
Arthur II. Angel. The court is % by
so feet and is equipped with a throw
ing machine q banking board to give
value OF hit bali IN bases run. The
machine throws 3 ball, and the batter
hits it, knocking the sphere towards
the scoring board, which registers
whether or not the hit will be worth
one, two or three bases, according to
height and distance Of the ball Mr..
Angel is contemplating opening a sim
liar device in this city. The game
has proven popular everywhere dur
ing the winter months
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
Start at ST Ambrose.

Friday evening football practice al
St Ambrose college in Davenport was
mainly devoted TO setting up drills and
leg and arm exercises. Mr.. Jones, an
authority on caIisthenics, developed
muscles on the men which they had
never before known they possessed
Saturday evening the men were drill
ed in catching pants, passing, and run
ming interference. 1t is the coach's IN
tention 70 develop q fast, versatile
team at the college; one that has a
change of pace" and can adapt itself
10 different styles Of offensive and de-
fensive play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
RED MEN TRIM THE
ALL STARS, 6 TO 2

The newly organized AIl-Stars Ioss
all chances for the tri-city semi-pro
title yesterday afternoon at Island
City park, when the locals We're
trimmed by the Red Men of Moline, g
to 2. Yesterdays contest was the first
the AIl~Stars have played and team
work was lacking. DeXner OF Three
Eye fame. outpitched Ga1ger. allowing
only six hits, while II were made or
Geiger's delivery. Dexner struck our
but three men and was hit hard, but he
received sensational support, The
.Ceneseo White Sex players, Shafer,
Johnston and Walters. were IA the Red
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
w WESTERN FIRES TIP
O'NEIL AS PRESIDENT

Omaha. Sept l3.- Norris /. fTipl
O'Neil, for several years president OF
the Western Baseball league, was yes
terday fred from that position and a
telegram sent 10 President r. NJ Chiy-
ington, Of the American association,
asking if he would accept the presi-
dency Of the Western at a salary Of
$500 per year. President Chivington
has replied that he has taken the offer
under consideration and VIII answer
very shortly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
PUGHS BOAT MAKES
So MILES PER HOUR

Chicago. Sept. 13,-NariHe speed his
tory was made in the Grant Park yacht
basin yesterday. Commodore James a.
Pagh's 4G-foot hydrOplane. UIsturber
". travelled faster on water than any
craft has done ia the history Of the
world, making approximately 81 miles
an hour on her first six haIf-miIe
dashes against tfnes
Associated Yacht and Power Boat
club officials timed the $500 h. D. flyer
By wireless and stop watches. The
trials were conducted opposite the Chi
.cago Yacht club IN the calm waters OF
the yacht harbor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
COACH Lift AGAIN
PUTS OFF PRACTICE

The scheduled practice Of the indie
pendents at Island City park yester-
day morning was postponed on ac-
count Of the excessive heat Coach
Lee Lift and Manager Walter Flani-
gan were at the park, but all the play
ers opined that Old Sol was emitting
too much warmth and nary candi-
date showed up for the workout
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
DAVENPORTERS WIN
THE PATER FILTUS

Or. H. G. pape and Waldo Schmidt
OF Davenport won the pater flius cup
ar Rock Island arsenal golf links yes
terday. Other contestants were II. c.
Mueller and Walter Mueller, ", L.
Yelie and ". L Velie. Jr-, Judge \.
French and Harry French. Colonel
French and Decker French, Phil Nit
chelI and Leon Mitchell. H G. Copp
and Herbert Copp. Jr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
Rntlar 70 nnhnnne.

Tri-city football enthusiasts are in
terestei in the announcement that Sol
Butler, the coIored athlete OF Rock Is
land, has entered Dubuque college and
viii play on the team OF that iRstitu-
ton Butler is a star football player.
and In years past has been the back
bone Of the Rock Island high school
f.-ra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
THREE.EYE LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League

Chicago. g; Boston, Q.
Brooklyn, - ST Louis, q
New York. 17-0, Cincinnati, 5-5.
American League.
No games scheduled.
Federal LeagHe.
Chicago, 81; Baltimore, 40 (Sec
ond game Is innings.
Newark. IL. st. Louis. o.,
Kansas, City. S; Buffalo. g
Double header TODAY Split even
Pittsburgh. .552; Brooklyn. .493.
american Association.
Columbus, z Milwaukee, 10 in.
njugE5 darkuess).
Cleveland, IA; ST. Paul o.
Louisville, So Kansas City. 0-5.
indianapolis, 5; Minneapolis, T.
Tltree-Eye League,
Davenport, 10: Rockford. OIL,
Moline, I4-9; Freeport, 6-3-
Peoria. 1-6: Quincy, As.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13

Morris. Ill.,. Sept. l3.-The Logan
Squares Of Chicago made a poor show
ing here yesterday and were easily de
feated by the Morris Reds, 3 to 0. Bat
teries, Enger and Enger; Dale and
Love.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13

Summary IWo-hase his. Johnston.
Bogie, c. AIcGinnis, Magerkurth. Bases
on balls, of Geiger, .; OF DeXner, Q
Hit by pitched Keinert. Struck
out-by Geiger, s; by Dexner, g. I'm
pire-CarI Anderson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
CRITICS At ODDS
OVER EASTERNC0
Associated Press Justides Decision iii
Favor of Gibbons Over Packey
Mel arland.
CBy Associated Press}

New York, Sept. 13.-Before the
largest crowd that ever witnessed q
boxing match in this country. Mike
Gibbons Of St. Paul outpointed Pack
ey Mcfarland of Chicago ina 40 round
no-decision contest here Saturday
night The bout which brought TO-
gether two Of the cIeverest boxers IN
the ring today was hard fought from
start to finish but Gibbons scored the
more frequent and more effective
blows
Mcfarland showed that his long alb
sence from the ring had du5le6 his
speed and power to land punches TO
vulnerable points of his opponents
head and body. Mcfarland showed
flashes of his old rapid fire lets bat
the leads were little more than snaps
and did not check Gibbons more eli
fective assaults. Mcfarland appeared
nervous when lie entered the ring md
was not as finely conditioned as his
opponent. The St. Paul phantom i'm
medtateIy took the aggressive and
showed that he intended to make
fight of it instead Of a sparring eXhl-
bftion-
There was power behind almost ey-
cry blow that he landed and he found
little dimculty in beating the stock
yards boxer to the punch. For the
first four rounds Gibbons was always
in the lead. playing alternately for the
head and body.
In-the ffzh Mcfarland took the ag-
eressfve and being thoroughly warmed
UP fought desperately to stem the tide
of defeat. Gibbons met him half way,
however, and the best the Chicago
boxer. could get was an even break in
this round.
Gibbons outpointed Mcfarland in
seven out of the 10 rounds, Packey
taking the ninth and tenth, hon0rs be
! ing even in the fifth,
Views of those who witnessed the
fight did not agree, by any means. no
decision was given by the referee,
none being permitted under the law.
Spectators saw the battle from differ
ent angles and this may account for
their failure to arrive at the same con
ciusiou,
Out Of the following IS opinions,
seven experts picked Packey, three Sc
lected Mike. and three called the bout
a draw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
CARL GOWDY WINS
MOTORCYCLE EVENT

Chicago. JILL, Sept 13-Carl GoudY
yesterday won the American motor
cycle championship and set a new rec
ord for the 800 miles on the Chicago
speedway Cloudy. who rode an Ex-
aeislor. turned the distance in 3;29:6l.
an average of 1913 miles per hour Ha
was followed across the line by Teddy
Carroll on an Indian and Weishaar on
q Harley-D Davidson
The race from the time the starter
gave the n machines the white nag
until the checkered pennaht was
waved for Goudy was "a battle, and the
terrific pace finally eliminated all but
eight Of the pilots
Following lis o list of the winners
and tile time made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13

1Batted for Ragau in ninth inning
Chicago ...-........01 0 0 0 8 o 2 +-6
Boston ........,....000IO1001-3
Extra base hits-Two base, Knisely.
Strike-outs-By Nehf, ] by Vaughn,
f.
Bases on balls-On Vaughn, 4: off
Lavender. 2; off Nehf, 4; of Raglan, 2.
Double pIays-Vaughu 10 Safer
Fisher to Safer.
Wild pitcb-Ragan.
Umpires-Rigle and Eas0n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
Whales TaI1op Terps.

Chicago. Sept. 18.-Tinker's Whales
won two games from the Baltimore
Terrapius at Weeghman park yester-
day, and climbed to within one point
Of the second place Terriers. The
first contest was a thriller that lasted
Is innings, when Joe Weiss waIIop
sent Art Wilson home for q 8 to
decision. The second game was stop
ped by darkness in fine innings. with
the Whales on top, 2 TO 0. Scores:
First game:
Whales .00O00OO20100O02-5134
Balu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
Batteries 49, Pendergast, Mcconnell
and Young; Johnson, BaileySand Rus
sell,
Second game:
Whales ..............1010 0-2 4 0
Baltimore ..-........-O Q 2 90 y
stteries-HendrIx and Clemens;
C71YTnvr and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13

a draw.
New York Northumberland
New York Heraid-NcFarland.
New York Sunderland.
New York Press--McFarlaud.
New York Tribuue-Gtbbons-
New York American-Draw-
New York TelegTaph-Draw.
New York Times-Draw.
Chicago Tribune-dcF arland.
Chicago HeraId-EcFarland.
Chicago observation-disclosures.
Associated Prosecutions.
United Press-AICFarland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
MOLINE ARRANCES
FOR TITLE GAMES
Opening Tilt With Davenport for
Three Eye League Pennant WIN
BE Played In Pl0W City.
ALTERNATE FOLLOWING DAYS
Officials stu in Quandry Over Admis-
sion and Division Of Spoils---
Tearney Denies Rum0rs.
nnsu srAsnN FArTS

POST SEASON FACTS.
Opening game-Thursday, Sept.
10, ut Moline.
second game Davenport.
Third game Moline.
Fourth game Davenport.
Other games, III necessary 10
follow in order.
Players eligible-All who have
taken part In regular seas0n,
Umpires D0nneiiy and Baum
garten.
Time OF games-3 o'clock.
Admission price -Not decided.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13


with many Of the details still in
taugle, President a. II. Tearney has
been requested 10 clarity several
points at odds for the coming post
season series between the Moline and
Davenport Three-Eye league teams to
decide the championship.
officials and players OF the two
cluba met at the Hotel Black Hawl,
Saturday afternoon ana evening ami
for two and 0ue-half hours they
threshed out "a part Of the program
and left the balance of the threshing
90 the league head. At the conclu-
sion Of the meeting at 1880 Secretary
l.. H. BIackmau OBJ the Moline club
wired President Tearney asking him
If he DIR the clubs should take charge
Of the games.
Disagreement on Price.
There are several vital points at
stake, such as the split of the spoils
among the players and maEuates, ~
amy Several other contingencies
arose and the club officials did not
wholly agree as 60 these. For in
stance, Moline wanted to charge so
cents at the gate, and James r. HAYES
held 0ut for the regular admission
price This Is still In the atmosphere,
and IT will uot be settled until Mr..
Tearney comes forward with his deei-
sion as 10 whether or not he wishes
TO mnele in tba aetto
James " Hayes was chairman If
+ the meeting and i. r. Blacbman was
4 secretary TO was decided TO ask
/ president Tearuev TO appoint Frank
Douaelly and Jake BaumEarten as
umpres for the games, and A. r.
( O'Hern and Richard Bimson as Official
( scorers.
Tcarney N0t TO Quit.
( Rumors out Of Chicago, blooming
/ ton and elsewhere TO the effect that
.TearHey viii not DE with the Three
I Eye league again next year, are de-
|nounced as false by Tearuey,
"T VIII be with them stronger than
ever in 1915" declares the league ex
ecutiye. who was elected for a terra
OF three years. "Auy talk OF the re-
/ aiening s without foundation" he con-
cludea
Tearaey It's planning to call a meet
( ing of the league for early in October
when q general reorganization of tho
circuit viii undoubtedly be discussed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13
Boston Noisy Town.

Boston. Sept. 1S.-Jim Scott and
Red Faber, who were upset by the
10th and 18th inning flsh-horn din Of
minor league Red Sox rooters Satur-
day into giving fatal bases On balls,
are going back at the Beans today in
8 douhle-header.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13

All the news al the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-13

FHatted Tor Neht N elghth INNING,
TBatted for Gowdy in ninth inning
1Batted for Raglan in ninth inning
The Lexington advertiser., 1915-04-23
Deed of Trust Sale.

BY viutuc OF the authority conferred on me as
trustee in that certain deed OF trust executed by
Mrs, l.. &. Tyson on the 18th day OF June. 1909
tn secure a certain Indebtedness therein men,
toned due Mrs. Lucy X. Kellogg, said deed OF
trust being recorded in Book II of Trust Deeds,
on page 76l. of the Records OF Holmes County
Mississippi and default having been made in the
payment of said Indebtedness. /, at the request
OF said beneficiary win, on Monday, the 3rd day
of May. 1915 within legal hours, in front OF the
court house ut Lexington, Holmes County
Mississippi offer for sale and sell for cash, al
public Outcry TO the highest bidder the follow
ing property being in Lexington, Holmes COun'
ty, Mississippi and described as follows Begin
at the g. e. corner OF T. L. WhittingtOns lot line
in Lexington and run IS feet in a northeasterly
direction to a stake for a beginning point, and
run 90 feet east, thence in nOrthWesterly direC-
ton 200 feet, thence in southWesterly direction
90 feet thence in a sOutheasterly direction 900
feet to point Of beginning being part Of Lot l5i
in the City Of Lexington and more particularly
described in deed of s. O. and l.. &, Stgler to
Mrs /. Tyson recorded in Deed Book q,
page 2l2, Of the Records of Deeds nj Holmes
County Mississippi / will only convey such
title as is vested U me as trustee.
Witness my signature this the Tth day OF April
1915. L. n. WHITE. Trustee.
Boothe Pepper, SOs,