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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

digestion or stomach trouble FIRE
guenuy Indicate chronic appendicitis
or sailEioues Here IS good advice
for the victim of Indigestion :
Whel your stomach hurts worry
about your other organs.
Questions and Answers.
skins and Seeds Do the skins and
seeds % fruits do harm7 Should one
eat the skins % peas and beans
should one eat the seeds OF grspess
Reply.
Unless you have some DEFINITE all.
ment OF the bowel. skins and seeds are
good TO eat with such food. Grape
seeds act as a natural stimulant 10
digestion and peristalsis. and never
cause appendicitis.
Purifying the Blood. What Is a good
home remedy for purifying the blood.
asks r. w. How long after taking a
dose % blood purifier will It show
any effects?
J. Fresh air. 2 Some OF the so
called blood-purihers on the market
show an effect in Is minutes-give YOU
a gentle jag. Others-most OF them
require about a thousand years 10 PRO
duce any apparent effect. r w. for
get g. Pure blood is 20 be had IN but
one way. and you'll never purify Il by
taking any such medicine.
Work. Rest and TIC: CD G.. 20
years old. has incipient tuberculosis
he states that one doctor advises rest
IN bed. while another advises daily ex-
ercise. His temperature does not 20
above 80 - az 3 ,. m. his appetite Is
nrst rate. he wishes our advice.
Reply.
Have one doctor and do what he
says IN general. light exercise NAV
De helpful provided the temperature
Il not seat skyward Rest in bed i
the thing when the temperature Is do
ing ground and lofty tumbllnS. Out
door air e your one Indispensable
medicine. and other medicines which
your doctor viii select add much 70
he pFo@Qiness OF cure
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
IOWA ROAD MOVEMENT.

some touz steps forward IN road
construction nay De expected u = bni
uhich - before the Legislature be
comes e Law. 70 gives counties author.
t;y 90 Go What Rock ialEad county vas
askse 20 90 last suramsr-issus bonds
fo- highway improvements. fzcirding
bridges aud roads. when authorized
and desired by TIRE people THIS meas
urs has hsen approved b. the tolut
committee on Highways UucsF the
% ovasious % fkfs law re various
couzttos &C. Iowa vii BE- permitted 20
undertake work Which they long have
desired the coastrucfioz % hard-sur-
faced roads % = permanent typs- The
Law permits tha, ths oouatsss car is-
sue nou-sAxshis. sszts rur-i Interest
bearing boafs. ~ifh a rate % inter-s.
zos sxecstizx PEI cent per snnum.
aze runzszx rot more thaa 70 years
azd ret sxcectirx f. any one county
the eoassstgrtszAi debt it-zit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
CHORDS AND
DISCORDS

or course your candidate for mayor
AID your four favorites for commits
s!oners have been nominated.
ABDUL Hamid. former sultan OF
Turkey. is said 20 have escaped from
. prison and Is forming a new army 10
fight the government. II his latest pic
ture Is truthful Il would appear as
though the suit would be grateful 20
have a place 20 lay his tot,erins head.
so many people accuse women OF
having their eye only on the dough
pile when they sue for breach OF prom
ise that % Is a pleasure 20 be able TO
announce that a woman az Garth
age. Mo. dropped an action for $4,000
when she found a man who suited her
better.
THOSE Of our customers who have
submitted poems about the March
lamb are requested 10 forward stamps
for their return. else they viii suffer
the fate % an other misdirected ef-
forts. We suggest that they be pigeon
holed by the authors and reserved for
another year.
FIFTEEN years ago the late Leon
ard Avery gave 20 Henry Christensen
banty hen. Thursday morning the
hen was found dead In the roadway,
the victim % some auto.-Erle, H..
Independent
THE efIete east may chuckle again.
pointing 20 the collapse OF another
grand opera company on the Pacific
coast IN support OF its belief that the
redskins are stiIl I'm the majority I'm
the west and viii patronize only open
air entertainment IN which there is
plenty Of fireworks. This is the ninth
grand opera company failure on the
Pacific In the past nine years.
CONSTANT Reader writes to in
quire IL the fact that Iowa has decided
IS iniure its record as a banner crop
raising state. Despite Constant Read
er's fears. 10 IS believed Iowa will con
tnue TO keep its neighbors hopping.
THAT Piute outbreak reads like a
press agents romance preliminary
TO the opening Of the wild west show
season.
DOC Ames wants 10 know IN the
newspaper on Second avenue. the let
tiers OF whose name. II transposed, .
would spell sugar viii please be so
sweet as 70 replace the bulbs which
are dead ia its sign. Doc says he
loves the bright lights and so many
OF the bulbs inactive. he feels. is not
In harmony with the spirit of the 1000 .
block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

last months export trade OF Great
Britain decreased Al per cent from
1919 Tier imports decreased only 1
per cent bat her total ocean com
merre Tor the month was smaller by
u, 1-s per cent on a similar basis
ut comparison. che January exports
uf tHe United States increased 21L
per cen. over 1915 while our imports
decreased 81 per cent. but the coun-
trys total foreign commerce ran s SIS
per cent ahead OF the preceding year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
Floating Docks

A floating dock may be likened TO a
box with neither ends nor lid 1t is
built of steel throughout, the largest
type having a length of ESQ feet and a
width Of 144 feet. while the walls are
90 feet i'm height. The dock is first
submerged by admitting water into
the ballast tanks or pontoons forming
the base of the structure. When 10
has been sunk 10 a sufficient depth 20
receive the vessel the latter is warped
into its correct position on the keel
blocks Of the dock and is then made
fast. Powerful pumps are set TO work
20 eject water from the pontoons. csUs-
ing the structure to rise gradually with
its burden. To lift batyleship of the
largest size $4,000 tons of water has TO
be pumped out OF the pontoous. So
perfectly. however. are these floating
docks constructed that one man can
control every movement from what is
known as the valve house.-London
Tit-Bits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

asass =
fsg4 the eEtaT
ttDaafs uFtc~H
e. arEsG UEc's
san b. tas pow
der trust o. Repre-
sentative Jan q s
" coed o. loss.
lr~pahticar EF
Good III a rrrmig
cot aftoracT O. Cr
car Rapids
MF Good ts a
member % the
hoas@ committee
on srfafior
aad whsu Vice
prcsitazt Bgckucr
% che uu Post
r-aH 80 HaHHFFe
iuE before thfa
e. O. m mttr~e ,fF
Good Gid noe Rest
tate % sVpFesE bio
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

7 attended a burlesque show at the
Illinois theatre last night The fe-
male performers were advertised as
members OF THE Beef Trust" There
must have been mistake made in the
printed announcements. They should
have read "Auti-Beef Trust"
DIEDRICH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Fearing that ne impression would
g. ous shaf they were Investigating
ssrmer sgsahrr Cannon members of
ths federal grand iary at uanvuI- fhr
other dav tavttcd him 0uf fo dluner
Whenever tucis Joe is Involved Ia o.
grand bury tHvrstizaG8u in bis home
balGwict b. does ere Investigation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
Sidelights on the European War

submarine sighted a Turkish patrol
boat. The BIZ thereupon dived and
remained below for some time. On
coming TO the surface. the Turk was
seer. steaming around in a circle.
After another dive. the commando
found the patrol still on hand. There
upon, the commander rammed and
sunk her. The mystery was then
cleared The Bill had found 0ouy
and had been dragging it about on
the surface. so that al the Turks
had to do was to follow the mark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
Mar. 9 in American
History.

17T6-CoIoniaI batteries in the Boston
suburbs opened fire on the British
army lines around the town
iS62-tirst battle BET weeD ironcla,1
warships. Confederate ram Merrl-
mac defeated In Hampton RoadS
10y Ericsson's famous Monitor.
1911 Edward II. Butter. noted edhof'
proprietor of the Buffalo News
died in Buffalo; born 1850.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

TIE sprirEas.d News Record SAYS
che baseball fan % ttat towu fears
that darfaE the Tong afteruoo1s nett
summer be VIII fnd himself Ell dress
ed up and win 20 place Co go. ThouEh
-his city - Supposed 90 have been Flvsu
the Sprfn E1sid team. the Rock rsiaEd
fsa has a vasge susp Ici1u tnat BE- wiIf
be 10 about che sane aS as bis cortsa-
porsry n ire capital city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

California c1urchm~r have fge1
upoa April IT, ths utusf ara.vsrsarV
o. the destruction % San rruuefsc1 By
~arthqgase and orc. as tb~ date for se-
irianfas a world vide appeal Cor peace
e q Ests results california ana saa
Francisca sill o. welcome to ts~ al.
Verffsfnr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

The Nurr.rtn ra.IraEf world vlH
the Goulds one win somewhat rreers
De rttamlef m.ags EHr fiff- ro.e
George Gould s1~ .asr of tsr iiae
sho e. soon ts Withdraw from enc oEt
rav CagbI propertIss wtI leave Ions
ffns or receivers behind tln ssH
u BE- said chat b~ VIII cave more ready
usonev chan any ether man .1 VAIN
sfrrrf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

King Rfsaaso regrets deeply thaf be-
etanot Freely express .ts s7mpafaies
tn ne Fsgropsan tmbroeli1 TGs role
o. usutrai does roe ht o. spanish king
when th-r- 20 a var afaoF. To ore ~
rs brsseinE poverty must speak Iaut
y - compel Alteration .a a time Ike
MA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
shortys Limit.

Shorty Gallon. who has been taking
"a course OF beauty treatment for the
removal OF freckles for the past three
weeks or more. is improving rapidly.
He now considers himself almost as
handsome as the editor OF this paper
and IS anxious 20 discontinue the treat
ment-Sapron, Okla. Hustler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

rad-r she leadership o. Victor yfs-.
fscE tae progressive uartv fs taogf
O. come oIf az -tee gafr esfsartsrt
caamrioH % eaf.5rai eroEialfi1r.
~ tne time ere aeyf presidential sfee
tfon soils ar1und fts campaign speas.
srs win BE- erocfaim.uE teaf Gee OF.
aan3sers on 1919 had no other purpose
IN view thaa te ogrser Demon Rum
O. Ms talr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Rock saf vii ~ sad 90 sccesf
FIEchsr Joe MosEnaur az one ~ .fs
native sont and nff BEN 30 90 Esi1EV
% baseball SEARS. trusting chat he bad
oniy good rofives .n sefeetiaE f-.s
etv az hfs bfrthpf4c~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Major General George w CoefsalF.
Who announces Die PROBABLE retire
rDue within ere year Fslfeat.V nHte
the fsthmus "a fuu place COW that .is
biF tHsE o. completed ftfs diHrTrv
lse that which canfrenfs express.
dents o. .hs reFet states win r~ .s
nndinE r. cousre .si occupation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

efficiency. The bureaus experts say
that the ash-pit door should be kept
open and that an regulation OF the
draft should Dee made With the damper
and not with the ash-pit doors. Ashes
should not be- allowed 20 accumulate
a. they interfere with the distribution
OF alr under the crate. Whenever =
coal shows a tendency 90 clinker. Wa
trr should be kept in tine ash pit
o. No the Hriurs are TOO FAR apart. say
he experts the coal burns out entirely
in spots. allowing a large excess OF
air to enter the furnace. This pre-
vents tine proper mixing OF air and
gases and the result IS that the gases
escape without burning. d-privins the
boiler OF much heat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Nogrt Vsrroz. IA c Suivtsy q
Pirtsour<h closed deal Win G~orz.
TaFisiSsie sze ". n Ores for me
pareAase % ieoSo acre. % Je1~-sou
co1=sy coal iEzts. T1s prscs uss no:
xfve.- bg- Il sai1 20 sav~ b~~- hi<h
Tss sew SD ~1u - esvslo7~1 -iiAsn
a szo-t tina
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

r-vn a. ssrieFael9 ere ssft ADMIN
bstrafiou party "a 8iamiaE tHs cltg or
Gals s1r ne pressaf epif-mie 90
measles EssryfhirE lei rrist wh.ca
eomss - fhs miu - tas capital poll
rrianr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

MILLION soldiers in the Austro-
Hungarian army are said 10 be readv
10 mutiny. II the troops of other in
volved nations would follow suit there
would be a sure and quick ending OF
the struggle. For what's the fight ali
about anyway?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
This NeutraIlty7

7 notice that one OF the Rock Island.
Davenport jitney buses Is flying a
green flag. can't imagine Germans
riding In that car. II may travel over
a mined route. EMIL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

TWO hog thieves have been lynched
In Arkansas. Il would not have been
such a surprise had they stolen eggs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
*
~ CONGRESSMAN CLYDE X. TAV-
EesER

SPECIAL Csrrssr snfrs-- % Tns ArE1si
WashtnEton. % C.. March 8 - 4
EfesbEr % c1Esrrss Uho deserves
great crssit for his eroTts % protect
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

-tCorrespondence of The
Associated Pressl-A new story is
told OF the British submarine Bill.
whose commander. Lieutenant Hol-
brook. received the Victoria Cross for
Drawing the Dardanelles and sinking
= Turkish battleship.
On entering the Dardanelles. the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

London-(C Correspondence of The
Associated Press) A fleet of about
seventy-five motor ambulances each
one bought by English women and
girls OF the same given name, is being
organized by the RIDE Cross for ser
vice at the front. The names selected
for the ambulances include: Agnes
Alice. Barbara, Clara. Edith. Eliza
beth, Gertrude. Isabel. Jessie. Rather
inc. Laura, Margaret. Mary, Nellie
Olive, Ruth, Sarah. Violet and Wini-
fred. Each car viii bear the name as
that of the girls and women who have
contributed toward Il; e e. al the
money collected from women named
Josephine will go into the purchase
OF the Josephine ambulance
London Correspondence OF The
Associated Press -Icebergs haxe ex-
ploded number of mines on the Cult
OF Bothnia, according to reports
brought 10 Hull by Swedish vessels.
Navigation is particularly perilous
in the Baltic and the North Sea Just
now. IT IS said. owing to the mines
which have broken loose from their
moorings during storms. Scsndinay-
Ian naval authorities patrol the trade
routes for these floating menaces,
some OF which have been visible late
ly as far north as Skagerack and the
mouth of Chirstiania Fjord
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09


The close watch on travellers from
Germany TO prevent their bringing iR
Uncensored letters, is illustrated by
the recent conviction at Folkestone Of
an Italian for endeavcring to smuggle
in Two business letters addressed 20
a London firm Secret service men
testified that they discovered the let
ters hidden in the soIes of his shoes
between the layers o. leather Their
suspicious were aroused by the bulky
appearance of the mans shoes.
Holland. Italy and Scandinavia,
an English wheat trade reviewer
writes. have oursely rs TO re-provision
Belgium How the enemy is going 10
manage to get the wheat is the
enemy's affair. Balancing probabili-
ties. the United Kingdoms wheat sup
ply. from March onward. VIII be in a
secure position"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Correspondence OF The As
ISOLATED Press.l-A permanent recOg-
milton Of soldiers cited in the orders
OF the day is proposed in the form of
"croix de Guerre" twar CROSSE con
sisting OF a bronze cross bearing the
words citation" and the date "1014-
1915" For each additional citation
a bar bearing the word citation" VIII
be added. On the uniform the cross
viii hang from the green ribbon of the
medal Of 1870 but with the black bars,
symbal of mourning for AIsace-Lor-
raine. suppressed. On civilian dress,
TO distinguish the cross from other
medals il will be worn without ribbon
in the button hole.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

L.Ondon.-(C Correspondence Of The
Associated Press - BloOded horses
belonging 20 the stable of Prince
Kinky of Austria an "alien army are
TO be sold 20 satisfy the claims OF the
estate of the late Hon. Francis Lamb
ton. their trainer. Heretofore, only
horses belonging to the hostile govern
m rnts have been seized. while private
owners escaped. But the home secre-
tary has granted a license TO the exec
utors OF Lambton to sell Is racers. in
Guiding Mediator. The residue of the
sale will remain in trust until after
the war. since no money can be remit
ted 20 the prince
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

or course your candidate for mayor
and your four Iavorites for commits
sioners have been nominated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

THAT Piute outbreak reads like a
press agents romance preliminary
10 the opening Of the wild west show
season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

ITO be continued
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-06
CADIz SUFFERS
WORST DEFEAT
DURING SERIES
Richmond Scoring Machine
Smothers Opponents With
Sensational Play of Porter,
Laning and Brown.
Richmond AS: Cadiz. "a.


Playing the best brand Of basketball
had appeared in the district tourna-
ment previous to 8 O'Clock this morn.
ing, Richmond s.nothered Cadiz.
Brown, Laning and Porter proved q
regular scoring machine, rivaling a
cash register for accuracy. During the
first half this combination ran up :,
score Of twenty-four points ascompar-
cd 10 five, which Cadiz succeeded n
c2gin9. In the second period, Harris
and Pies relieved Brown and Laning.
Although holding a comfortable lead.
and under Instructions to conserve
their nCrgfes, the boys added nineteen
points to the total.
'-its Cages Five Goals.
Pitts played ike a house afire, loop
ing five field goals. The big boy was
all over the floor, filing Lauing's shoes
in q very acceptable manner.
During the first part or the game
EichEond's speed and training bore
the opponents down with telling effect.
The play was without II flaw from a
Richmond standpoint. Near the close
the play became ragged as the boys
eased up to save them selves for the
Rushville game at O'Clock,
One hundred and fifty girls in white
MILDLY blouses with red ties, cheered
their men on to victory.
HIyer for Cadiz was the best player,
making all but four of his team 5
points. Lineup and summary:
RICLMNNN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-06
.PICkELL ASKS RULING
ON COACHING SYSTEM
New Castle Coach Admits
Lack of Connection With
School Faculty.

Unless Coach Beeler Of the New
Castle team ceases coaching and sig
mailing his players from the sidelines,
he will be ruled from the floor and his
status with the school investigated.
Already Principal Pickell. who has
charge OF the district basketball tour.
nament, has expressed his intention Of
asking the state association for a rul-
ing on Beeler's case.
Beeler admitted last night to Prin-
cipal Pickell and Coach Nohr that he
was not a member of the New Castle
high school faculty, but that he had
been coaching the team. He denied
however. that he had received pay,
either directly or indirectly for his
services.
Rules Of the association are that
the coach must be a member Of the
faculty Of the school whose team he is
coaching. It is improbable that any
attempt will be made to have New Cas-
tie barred from further competition in
the state tournament on this account
Brookville also has had a coach from
Cincinnati who drilled the team twice
a week. Like Beeler. he asserts. how
ever, that he received no money or
carfare.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-06
LOSE GAME
IN SHORT OVERTIME
Muncie, 2; A. s. NJ, 6.

The Seeders accepted to over
time defeat at Muncie last night.
Fletcher Gagged the winning marker
after 20 seconds had elapsed. The
Seeders at the start of the game and
in fact for the first two periods. had
Muncie backed off, closing the first
period with 4 to count in their favor.
Muncie, however. could not stand the
imploring Of its followers and began
working with more speed, with the re-
suit that they were one shy Of evening
the count in the second period and
would have done SO but for an in-and-
out. Fletcher and Fahrner and Walt
Evans scored in the third. Fahrner
and Evans were the stars Of the game
all the way through.
Summary-Rushes. Fahrner. s;
Quigley. 7. Stops-Poland. %: O'Metz,
40. Fouls-Evans. Goals-F'ahrner, 4;
Fletcher. 2: EdGington. /; Quigley. 2;
Fry. 1: Evans. 8. Referee-King. At
tendance-600.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-06
yICRAN CALLS TEAM

All members of last years Ollie Nc
CURE Saturday Afternoon League
Baseball team, are requested to be
present at meeting which will be held
in Sam Vigrans store Monday night
at 7:45 o'clock sharp, when plans for
the coming season will be arranged.
The following members and any others
under reserve to this club will please
report: Sullivan, Harter, r: Have
kotte, H. Hawekotte, MINER, Benning,
Reddnghause, Sittloh, Stevens, Cor
don and Clapp;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-06
Roofing and Drum Corps Mu-
sic by Richmond Students
Converts Tourney Into
: Basketball Festival.
CROWD IS RESPONSIVE
Most Friendly Rivalry Marks
Conduct of Teams and
Rooters During Opening of
Tournament.

IL IS q regular basket ball festival.
This Is what eighteen hundred per-
sons who packed the coliseum last
night thought OF the basket ball tour
nament, called to decide supremacy
among high schools of the Sixth dis
trict.
Games between Mooreland and
Rushville, Earlham and Rose Poly,
Connersville and New Castle inspired
the enthusiasm, which sent many per-
sons homo with sore throats and
husky voices.
Long before the games began, New
Castles loyal rooters filled three rows
OF seats on the north side OF the floor,
where they Haunted their pennants
and colors In the faces OF the Rich
mOnd students, who occupied the ad-
jacent section.
Drum Corps Appears.
Az Mooreland and Rushville stood
m the floor awaiting the referees
whistle with tense eagerness, q faint
roar Of snare drums with the booming
bass was heard outside. Boys bearing
a large Richmond banner then entered
followed by the high school drum
CORPS, uniformed in bright red coats
with white numerals. In an instant
the entire crowd was on its feet, hats
and handkerchiefs mingled In the air.
Loyalty to old r. II. S. was proclaimed
by voices Of pretty girls in their teens
and by white-haired alumni The
buoyancy and the exhiliratlon Of the
coming conflict swept the crowd.
Bob Phillips was on the floor call
ing for the high school yells. The
measured accents of BEAT New
Castle, Beat New Castle" were hurled
from the threats Of the organized root
ers with the defiance of savages.
The festival spirit prevailed every
where. The rivalry between teams
and spectators, though intense, was
friendly.