Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-20
MOLINE DEFEATED
FOR SECOND Time
Rocpc ISLAND sftoS- sSsSETsSLL
FrSEs TEoUscEs RIVALS 81
scoRE o. 20 TO ~.
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STATE Ffsnora Ns.s.

The ~dops- was once again vulzz
sarsIy upset last aisht uhez re Rock
Isiard hiEh acsooI Gsfeatsd Moiius b.
= anai eoaur % p 20 n n the local
=. ". q. A. gym. in one % ths rough
ssf rnnns- % taskstblu ever witnessed
here That ne home lads Won easily
Last ufxht without Sol Butler. the T.
lande-sa star colorsd youth. seems 90
indicate mat they have greatly IN
creased m SKIN since their last meet
frg win the maroo1 and white aEEre-
cation IN the Pl0W City on Jan 10.
Rock Island showed it had 90 on
Moline On every stage of the zane.
The teamwork vas uoltrrtEi. tho
whole squad working together IKE a
balances machine Morris show
a up especially strong lu ttis Lre.
Hls eodEfur ard foor work was the
feature % last ufztts couftb. While DO
had the M1iire guards bunting for
him throuzhout Captain Reeves and
Morris work together in perfect bar
nouy. and many home bugs pick them
sor aIi-strte forwards.
Moline Taxes sp1-t-
Af.rr o. Few minutes OF rco-e.are
playinE OIL tho rrHr period. Reeve
started the counting WITH "a foul throw
Moline took "a apIr- la1 forged .r Che
lead. Weiderggist collt.uz w.r
a~fd xaal and "a free tarJE- The home
team came back bard. however. and
faoR f1r Head iu "a burst ~ basket
ahootlnr. Reeves arl Nu-r.H lc.l-
most % the scoring Morris vas tp
Lag % fhr ball Moline took r1 trv.rr
long shots aa Gleason and H.ucE. f.e
Islander guards. made close work .u-
pos sIbf- f1r che SoaritlaFtlg fHr
warts Moline. however succeeded .1
SCORING with aeff goal at rare inter.
walls. nlth0rrl they were rrs-r able
20 again regain ftr i~fd The aH.stls
blew f1r fhr half uis. ono Rock Island
quintet AZ rh~ IONS ruf nf ft tr
score Much rough vrrt uaa 1giIet
OF I'M fHe first period. fllI arfe- tasi
being called ou both r.tr
Fses island Genres Back
On tho second talf Eaee island came
bach with F rush. erur.Te points
before tr~ Moline quintet seemed t1
md fheuaefves IIluE.eV vas sub
ar.r1fed Cor CuHrg. uFo PLAYED q Ere1-
s1mr during stT frat period. allowing
Vge.ierqulsr uuIy fWr feti goals fpr
Ibis half with Rock island seven tall
lies ln IRE lead fgr the second G1if. .
Moline fought hard and ued fGe score.
The TO- was broken bF tHe Islanders .
when HinEey counted with o. pretty .
held ro1L PROM tlts time on .r the
second raIf fre eide OF battle vent
steadily against the maroon and white
SQUAD. Cuach slough seui.uE il sub
sfitute after substitute ir the hope %
stemmiuE the tide. All % his efforts
'rued however. ths fuai whistle am
tire locals tvo POINTS 90 tle
good for the hair The score Of the .
second period vas. Rock Island ~.
Moline o
FOR Moline. Weidcrquisr and WI
tauns we're the stars. Weide-gulsr cs-
,ccfaIv proving % ba the Pillow City
luintet-4 maiustay. "Weidie" was Wild
% free throws as he missed nearly all I.
u his chances. Lucky Reeves. the /
IsIander's star. on the other hand
seemed unable % miss the free
throws. his ability in this respect be h
ms one % the features % last even
ur's coufab Morris. Gleason and I.
Rinck played a great game. the guards.
5leasOu and Riuck breaking up play
lftsr play % the Piow City agErega-
ton besides held their forwards score
ess. Hiukiey played the best game
4 his career last night when be vas
,itted against weiderquist. MoiIue's
tar. In the second period.
The Line Up.
The line up o. the two teams last
light ~as as foiiovs;
Rock Island Moline.
Reeves H. Lyons.