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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-26
A. P. A. Service.

WASHINGTON, May 25. - The senate judiciary committee has reported favorably on the nomination of Brandies for the vacant position on the supreme court bench and it is now indi- cated that Wilson's choice will be confirmed, although by prob ably small majority.
 Friends of Brandies assert that tnere iS no doubt that .i,S s,S..s,.,7
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CUmmINS MAY QUIT IN FAVOR
 OF HUGHES

retire in favor of Hughes provid- ed the latter will allow his name to go before the convention.
 Another report based on evi- dences which seem to indicate that there is something in the wind is to the effect that Cum mins, Clapp, Jones and several others are to join in public statement asking support for Huges.
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lie was quoted a saying that he had about reached a verdict with himself where he could no longer follow a political party which re fuses to endorse national prohi- bition.
 Leaders of the prohibition par ty here stated that the views of Bryan were exactly in accord with prohibition ideas and also intimated that Bryan would be looked upon as with great favor by the prohibtionists.
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TEN BILLION MARKS
 NEXT GERMAN LOAN
A. P. A. Service.

COPENHAGEN, May 25'-A German news dispatch quoting leading Berlin paper says that the German government is pre- pairing to propose a bill for a war loan of ten billion marks. It is stated that the proposal will be laid before the reichstag early in June.
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A. P. A. Service.

LONDON, May e5.-Un- daunted by the earlier failures, the Germans have once again renewed their terrific efforts to force way to the capture of the fortress of Nerdun.
 Commencing with savage at tempt to break through the French positoins west Of the Mouse yesterday morning the Germans have extended their ac- tivitis until the battle line along the, greater portion of the Yer
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FOUR PERISH
 IN MINE FIRE
A. P. A. Service

N. r. "A. SerVlCe
 VIRGINIA CITY, May s. Four persons are dead and a number of others injured as re- suit of fire in the Yellow Jack ct mine which is still raging after twenty hours of hard fire fight ing.
 The blaze was discovered in one of the lower levels and be- four of the workmen were off from escape and number of others had exceedingly narrow escapes.
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PROHIBITION PARTY HAS
 ITS EYE ON BRYAN

At least it is reasonably sure that he can have the nomination by. simply announcing his will ingness to accept. Statements made by Bryan before general conference of Methodist Epis- copal ministers recently in which
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4. P. A. Service

CHICAGO, May 2s.-If he Twill consent to make the race it is very probable that William Jennings Bryan will be the can didate selected by the prohibi- tion party, !
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A. P. A Service.

VIENNA, May 2s.-That the Austrians forces have forced the Italians to withdraw to their own border in the lower Tyrol and are now actually engaged in bombarding positions on Italian S9i s.l is ,eQnxasYed dui9p i9p Fsg9aaaF5fSS affF2eep today.
 The official report says: The Austrian troops continue to re duce the outer girdle of forts
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vERDUn DRIVE AGAIN RENEWED
vERDuu bATTLEFIELDS
 BLACK WITH DEAD

interruption throughout the day. The latest reports state that the French are still holding the Douamont fort despite the inten- sity tof the artillery fire being poured into the position by the German guns.
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A. P. A. Service.

WASHINGTON, May 2s,- Secretary of War Baker declared during an interview today that he is unreservedly in favor of universal military training as the only effective method of insur- ing adequatc nation defence. The
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A. r. A. Service

A. P. A. SerVlCe
 WASHINGTON, May s. The capital is today discussing with interests a story to the eff feet that Senotor Cunmins is preparing to drop out of the race for the republican nomination in favor of Hughes.
 It is currently reported among friends of the senator that he has intimated his willingness to
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intense artillery fire.
 The Gremans are hinging their men into action regardless of all caution and thousands are being sacrificed every hour. The French have also lost heavily in frequent counter attacks. The struggle has continued without
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JUDICIARY COMMITTEE REPORTS FAvORABLY
 BRAnD|ES N0M|NAT TIOk

will grant endorsement but others agree that this is by no means certain. The opposition has been the most determined display in years and an exceed ingly bitter fight may yet de velop when the nomination is placed before the senate.
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ATTACK
 ITALIAN FORTS

protecting Arsiero.' ,tHeavy fighting is also going On with the Austrians making small ad- vances in the vicinity of Grigno. Important actions have also talk en place along the Isonza front in the region north of Salcano. The rErR7ei.ll lltta.lgjans haFG4 ,he,en forced to positions at Borgiio and Telvc
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BAKER FAv0RS
 UNIVERSAL TRAINING

secretary said that he is convinc- ed that only by establishing a system whereby every male of military age will receive training can the country be provided with an adequate defense.
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ward the north, The attack was sprung while the Germans were attempting to drive the French from their positions west of the Mouse with gas attacks.
 Despite the intensity of the German foray the French are re ported counter attacking at many points with favorable results. The losses, however, are heavy.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
WHITE CONFIDENT
OF TAKING CROWN
Labor Day viii BE First Occasion on
Which Chicago Boy Has Met
Welsh in Decision Fight

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. Is
Charlie White will face his supreme
test Labor day. The opportunity for
which he has waited since he became
a factor in the lightweight boxing di-
vision four years ago has arrived, and
the Chicago knockerout, bubbIing with
confidence, is now working like a beav-
er in his Springs training quarters.
White has met the worlds champion,
Freddie Welsh, in three nO-decisiOn
battles-twice in Milwaukee and once
in New York-and each time proved
himself the equal of Willie Ritchies
conQueror.
Newspaper verdicts favored White in
two of the three fights, but decisions
of this sort have been rendered time
and again against the title holder with
out breaking his grip on the crown.
This time, however, an official de-
cision will be given if both boys are
on their feet at the end of the 20 rounds
of milling before the Hundred Million
Dollar A. c. of Colorado Springs, and
White says he's the boy who will carry
off the bacon.
Ever since l put Willie Ritchie on
the mat in the first round at Milwaukee
on the night of May &c, 1914, and came
WlIuih an eyeldSH VI WiuHluS the
woI Ids lightweight championship
have had a world of confidence in my
punching ability. 1t was only a case
of overanxiousness that lost me the
chance of my lifetime" said White.
with our battle on Labor day slated
to go 20 rounds, feel sure that the old
frame of Mr.. Welsh will become weary
after 10 rounds have been travelled l
have been longing for a chance at the
champion over a distance greater than
10 rounds, and you can bank on me to
be in shape"
DR.. LennOx, the official physician of
the club which is staging the bout, put
the official tape measure on the two
battiers Saturday with the following
results:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
MAJORS PUNCHED
NEARING STRETCH
Red SOx Increase Lead i'm American
During Week-BroOklyn Slips
Back Notch in National.

| New York, Aug 2S-With slightly
more than five weeks of the playing
season remaining, the American and
National league teams enter the 1916
honfestretch in probably the most
closely contested races of a decade
| The pace is fast and no team has yet
| gained a commanding lead. Boston,
! leader in the American, almost
! doubled its advantage during he
week, while Brooklyn, National
League leader, fell back and ended
the week only ten points ahead of
| Boston.
! In the American, Boston appar-
emily has a safe lead. Five other
ahead should the Red Sox falter. At
teams, however, are ready to step
the end of play Friday Detroit, ST.
Louis, New York, Chicago and CIeve-
land were punched so closely that
only four points separated the Tigers
and the Indians, in second and sixth
places, respectively. Twelve points
separated the two teams after aStur-
days games.
Taking three games .traight from
Cleveland and one from Detroit, the
Red Sox ran their string of victories
up to five. They went down to defeat
urday. The Red Sox, although not hit
ting heavily, are making each smash
count. They are fielding well, and
their pitchers appear in good form.
New York Is making a gallant effort
to regain the lead and up to Thursday
had won eight out of nine games The
Yankees met st. Louis Thursday and
Friday and lost two out of three
games. They beat the Browns Sat
urday and moved into third place. The
Yankees are hitting the ball hard and
last week won several games by bat
ting rallies. Baker still is out of the
lineup.
Detroit, Cleveland, St Louis and
Chicago did not do as well as New
York and Boston, but they still are in
the race and are fighting hard for
every game.
Boston played the best ball in the
National, taking six straight. The
Braves, 40 points behind Brooklyn at
the beginning of the week, narrowed
this to ten by the weekend. The
Superbas are not d ing so well on
their western trip. winning only three
out of seven games. Captain eau
bert is still missing from the Brook
Ign lineup. and Outfielder Jimmy
Johnston is out with a broken nose.
Both Brooklyn and Boston play most
or their remaining games at home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
BRAVES Defeated
BY BRUINS 5 And |
Nick Carter, A. A. Graduate, Bests
Bill Barnes, Former DavenpOrter
Before Sunday Crowd.

Chicago, Aug. 28.-Paul Warren
Carter, who chooses to be known in
the realm of baseball as Nick, stuck a
nail in one of the tires on the Braves
pennant machine at Weeghman park
yesterday afternoon. and while STALL
ings was trotting out his mechanicians
to repair the puncture the Dodgers
pulled further away in the race. the
latter having whaled the daylights out
of Matty's Reds. Nick Carriers pitch
ing exhibition was about as neat a
trick as has been exhibited since the
Cubs returned to the home meadow.
Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
LATE RALLY BEATS
HAEGE'S CARDINALS

Haege's Cardinals met defeat at the
hands OF the Lynn Center club at
Lynn Center. Ill. yesterday afternoon
by the score OF IA to 6. The locals had
the home seam bested to ND until
the eighth inning, when II runs we're
tailed in one inning. Farrar, pitching
for the Cards, held Lynn 10 two hits
up TO the eighth inning, but toward
the latter part of the game weakened
and Baumb bach replaced him The
Lynn Center aggregation during the
past week won the baseball tourna-
ment which was held at the Orion fair
and is considered the fastest team in
this vicinity. Next Sunday the Cards
viii meet the Illinois OIL company at
the Island City park. The score by
innings:
Cardinals ...3010110 % s3
Lynn Center o 01200 011"-14 IS 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
On Ole Side1inse
IIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIYIIIIIIIIHIIII

Starting today, the Islanders have
nine scheduled games to play before
the season ends. Bays men played
the final tilt outside the tri-cities this
season at Rockford today. Tomorrow
the Islanders move over to Davenport
for a two-game series, returning to
the home yard for two games with Mo-
line, Thursday and Friday. Saturday
and Sunday the Islanders play at Mo-
line, meeting Davenport in a double
header here Labor day Mondays
games wind up the schedule. The tri-
city games will be holly contested, as
all three clubs are conceded a chance
to finish in fifth position.
With good pitching Rockford is the
hardest club in the league to beat.
Yesterday was the first day on
which Ward failed to hit for nearly
two weeks.
The crippled condition of the Is
landers has already cost Bays men
three games, as the outfeld is not
playing up to snuff.
Pitcher Whitaker, who was released
by Hannibal to make room for Tony
Carlo, new outfelder, has been signed
by Davenport. He worked against
Moline Saturday and lost.
O'Farrells home run in the fifth
won Saturdays game for Peoria from
Bloomington, score l to 0. The vic
tory practically cinched the pennant
for the Distillers.
Enter into the hail Of fame-Joe
Bush. Connie Mack's kid pitcher
twirled a nO-hIt. no-run game against
Cleveland in the American league Sat
urday.
President A. r. Tearney has rein
stated Pitcher Art Smith, formerly
with Hannibal, and the leagues star
pitcher. suspended a month ago for
attacking Umpire Con Struthers. He
will not be allowed to play again in
the Three-Eye league and has been
taken back by Kansas City, by which
club he was owned
The drafting prices for baseball
players from the minor leagues is as
follows: Major leagues pay for class
IA players. $4,000; class A, $500;
class B. $1,000; class c, $3.50: class d.
$500. AA leagues pay for players in
class A, 81 900; class AA pay for class
B players, $3.50; class c. $500: class
d, $500.
Ty Cobb of the Detroit Americans
will undergo an operation after the
close OF the baseball season for the
removal OF his tonsils.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
SHERRARD REGULARS
CHAMPS OF TOURNEY

Orion. HI. Aug. Sherrard Regu-
lars We're declared the champions in
the baseball tournament held here dur
ing homecoming week On Friday
SheFrard easily defeated New Windsor
the score being 10 10 g. Geiger was on
the mound for Sherrard and held New
Windsor helpless. striking out IA men
Sandy O'NeilI was the whole show in
this game. the fast third sacker get
ting a single, double, triple and homer
in five trips to bat. Sayre also hit
circuit drive
The final game Of the week was
real battle between Sherrard and the
Lynn -Andover team. Sherrard coming
out on top with to &score. Geiger
again was on the mourn for Sherrard
and outpitched his rival. Lee Frost
allowing but five hits and striking out
10 men. making 81 strikeouts for the
sorrel-topped Lad In two games. j.
McGinnis and Pete Johnson were the
heavy hitters for Sherrard Scores of
Fridays and Saturdays games:
r. e.
Sherrard ...4010I45Os lis IL >
New Windsor 10000 A
Batteries Geiger and Mcfarland;
White. Chilberg and Durston.
Ri. Il.
Sherrard 40OO0O00-4 Z 3
Lynn Andover 4 10000010-3 S /
Batteries Geiger and McGinnis:
Frost and Anderson. Umpire. Arthur
Lundeen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
ALL STARS DEFEAT
CRESCENTS 16 TO IA

The Fourteenth Street AlI-Stars de-
feated the Crescents yesterday after
noon at the Ninth street pasture. The
score at the end of the nine frames
stood Is TO IA. With the count l6
TO in the ninth inning and the Cres-
cents at bat. the All-Stars made six
errors which resulted five runs, al
most losing the game. The feature of
the game was a one-handed catch by
Archie Henderson in center field. Bat
teries for the winners were Larson.
KATE and Milan, and for the losers
Mold and Sisco
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
Especial to The Argus }

Rockford, Aug. 2S-Rockford made
K three straight over the crippled IS
ianders. grabbing the opening game OF
me home series. to o. yesterday.
Ware pitched winning ball. but Carl
son went him one better, twirling
aIut-out stuff and letting Bays men
down with three scattered hits, Hol-
locher and Lister being the only VS.
itors 20 register blows. Ware ink
was much in evidence, his mates CIV
ing him shaky support in the pinches,
and but one earned run resulted. The
game was replete with fast plays,
which kept the large crowd of fans on
edge throughout
Carlson had the Islanders eating out
Of his hand throughout. Only two OF
BAYS men reached third base when
Carlson frightened up and no tallies
were in evidence. But six Islanders
reached the first station throughout
the nine innings Howard Wakefield,
snappy leader Of the ROX, was the bat
ting hero of the day, collecting dou-
BILE and triple.
Neither team saw the home plate in
the first five innings. On the third
uitched ball in the sixth Bemis dOu-
bled to right and was advanced 70
third on Holioway's sacrifice. Bemls
base rap to right field.
Bemis, first up in the eighth, got a
life when Ward bobbled his roller and
was safe at first. Holloway laid down
a sacrifice to Erlewein. Fritzie whip
ped the ball across the diamond. re-
firing Holloway at first. Bemis tried
TO take third on the play, but was put
out, Lister TO Hollocher. With two
gone and the side apparently retired,
Breen drew a walk and stole second.
Wakefield sent a double to right, scor-
ing Breen. Narney ran after the ball,
picked it up and threw hurriedly to
lhrig. but Earl was asleep at the
switch. having his back turned to Var
ney. Ihrig finally recovered the ball
and whipped it to Erlewein in an at
tempt 10 cut off Wakefield at third.
The ball sailed over Erlewein's head
Hnd Wakefield scored The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
CHICAGO PAIR GRAB
VALLEY NET TITLE

Kansas City, Aug. 28-Walter
Hayes and Ralph Burdfck Of Chicago
won the Missouri valley tennis cham
pionship in doubles yesterday OBJ the
courts OF the Kansas City Athletic
club defeating Dix Teachener and
Walter Newell, Kansas City. IS. "a
The semi-fnal round was finished
yesterday morning when Teachener
and Newell defeated Howard Gautier.
st Louis, and Heath Moore, Kansas
City, So, 3-6. 1913. ga, in a match post
poned from Saturday because of the
rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28

WO DaSe nltS - Bem1S, WakenelQ-
Three base hit-Wakefield. Sacrifice
hits-Varney. Holloway. Stolen base
--Breen. Double plays-Erlewein 10
Lister 10 Hollocher, Nelson 10 HollO-
way. Bases on balls-Off Ware. /; off
Carlson. 2 Struck out-By Ware, / !;
by Carlson. 5. Time of game %.
pire-BrOwn.
Pitcher McManus, who Manager
Wakefield canned some time ago for
failure to win ball games. demonstra-
ted his comeback ability when he
BANKED the Islanders Saturday in the
final game of the home series. 2 to 0.
Although Freddie Marks was touched
FOR IL hits he proved effective in the
pinches and only two runs resulted
Had his mates been able 10 solve Nc
Manus a victory would have resulted
Marks was the only one of Bays men
10 find McManus with regularity. rap
ping out TWO doubles, both Of which
hit the left field fence. In the fifth
Bemis led off with a single, stole sec
ond. was sacrificed TO third and count
ell on Breen's blow. In the eighth
Williams tr1pled TO the fiagpole and
counted on Nelson's scratch hit. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
TENNIS CRACKS IN
NATIONAL TOURNEY

New York, Aug 28-Play Il the
3otn annual national lawn l,Erts
championship tournament will open a.
the West Side club, Forest Hills. l.. ]
today The names of 12S of the coun
trys leading players were drawn fol
the tournament, and il is expected
virtually all Will appear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
Pn, nenrl, fnr Short TrlP.

Berlin One of the most expensnSS
motorboat trips on record is repor'egs
from the Jungfernsoe. a lake wesl :.
Berlin. Despite the PROHIBITION aeaaia.
the use of such craft under SS1ss.
tion adopted nv the federal couhcl -,
August, a party of six essaNeo s ,.sr.
trip. A police boat noted ana rhs
hauled them after p short chase 20
motorboat. valued az $4,000 maiA9'
declared forfeited 10 the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
~Batted for Blackburn in eighth.
Ana...a e.

man. Konetchy. Strike-ou By Ra-
gan. !; by Carter. 5; by Reulbach, !.
Pitchers records Six hits, runs. off
Barnes in 4 innings: 4 hits, runs, off
Raglan in 8 innings Bases on balls
OF Barnes. 1 off Raglan. l. Double
plays Workman &c Knabe to Safer.
Left on bases-Boston, 4; Chicago. 6.
Hit by Ditcher-By Car ter. Ragan. I'm
pires and HARRISON Time
1:45.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28

Nipp Would YOU rather De
great or acquire greatness r,a
Tuck I'd rather acquire ~ ., ne
man who is born great misses e. !.
pleasure OF telling how he di" :"
Town Topics.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28

Wakefield Sacrifice hits-Holloway 2
Two case hfts-Marks. 2. Three base
hit Williams Bases on balIs-Off Nc
Manus, 2; of Marks, 2. Struck out
BY McManus, 3 by Marks, / Dou
BILE play-Ward TO Hollocher TO Lis
ter Time of game 80. Umpire
Brown
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28

THREE CLUBS AFTER
zIM IN DEAL TODAY

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-The transfer of
Heine Zimmerman, third baseman of
the Cubs, to another club in the Ma
tional league is again under consider
alton today. Three clubs-Boston
New York and Philadelphia-have
made bids for zimmerman services,
according to Manager Joseph Tinker
of the Cubs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
Peru Defeats Peoria. 6 to 3.

Peru. III. Aug 28.-The Peru Ma
rooms defeated the Peoria Protmans
here Yesterday, S to 3 Next Sunday
and Monday the Maroons play Henry
a. Peru for the north central cham
pionship.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
So-Hif Game at Galena

Galena, Ill. Aug. 2s.-Galena yes
terday shut out the Dubuque Dodgers,
Is to 0 Mobiles did not allow a clean
hit. This is the second no-hit game
he has pitched at GaIena within three
eekR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
Fans p. Allows One Hi

Herscher, Ill. Aug 28.-Herscher
defeated the Salina Reds here, 4 10 .,
In 10 innings. Cy Peterson OF the To-
calls struck out % men and allowed
one hit, which occurred in the 10th.
The runs were made on errors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28

II don't see why YOU speak SO So lsssr
lngly OF Tom | think he is pretty
posted" soss
Posted. is he? Well, III bel az 40
as fourth class matter. ST
lost Dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
ISLAND CITYS TAKE
TWO GAMES SUNDAY

The Island Citys struck their win
ming stride again yesterday at the Is
land City lot. grabbing both ends of
double bill, defeating the Yuma White
Sox, 10 to in the opener and the
Edelweiss club 10 4 in the afterpiece.
Hits were even in the first game, but
the locals punched theirs 10 advan-
tage. The second game was cut to
seven innings because Of darkness.
The hitting of Lamb and Hepburn fea-
tured the second game. Score OF the
first time r. H. p.
Island Citys 2O1030 10 8 9
White Sox 10000 1900 8
notwithstanding and Whistler:
Willis and Sears
Second game r. II. f.
Island Citys ....3 0 q . "-5 s
Edelweiss 100 0l0-4 6
Batteries -Mangelsdorf and Whistler;
Moore and Golden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
BOX ARTIST HURLS
2 SHUTOUTS IN DAY

Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 2s.--Arthur
Johnson pitched two seven-inning
games Yesterday for the Chattanooga
Southern association team and held
Nashville scoreless in both contests.
besides getting two hits in five times
at bat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-28
Form Athletic Climb.

The Rock Island Athletic club, a
Junior organization, was formed yes
terday at meeting held al the home
of Jacob hatz, Ills Fifth avenue.