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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19

wards to the visitors 40-yard line.
Here Rock Island started an aerial
pass game. which 1atted great re-
suits. On passes to Dempsey. Fort
Davenport and Mansfield the ball was
worked 30 yards to the visitors 10
yard line. Tie backfield rushed the
ball to the Marines one-yard line when
Fort carried II over. He later kicked
goal. Score. q ola
The final touchdown was registered
by the Marines in the last few minutes
of play when Ursella received kick
of on his own 10-yard line and carried
the oval to Rock Islands 30-yard line
before he was downed by Murphy. This
was the prettiest run of the game. The
ball was rushed to scoring distance
In fast time when Ursella carried the
bali over on u fye-yard smash. lie
missed the goal,
For Minneapolis Ursells, Chicken
and Marshall played the star game
Ursella probably exhibited the best
game ever witnessed In these parts. He
was never found wanting when yarc
or two was needed Indeed Ursellf
( "a one of the best field generals In III
dependent football today. Chicken reg
| istered at least five yards wheneYel
called upon. Marshall played won
derful game at end, although he dit
not outplsy Dempsey to great extent
Summary.
observation-disclosures, re; Harty
IT; Wyland, Fg; Kolls and Robb, C
Smith. lg; Fosdick, It; Robb and Free
berg, le; Murphy, OBJ; Davenport an
Jorgensen, RI; Brindley and Fort, IN
Mansfield fb.
Marines-Marshau le; Halloran, It
selyig, lg; Gunderson, G. Gausted, re-
Palmer. IT, Redeem, re; Ursella, Oh
Chicken, In; Noyak and Sundby, rh
+ Sampson, fb.
r Touchdowns-Ch Chicken, .; Urselli
10 2, Marshall. / Dempsey, l an
9 Fort, /.
Goals from touchdowps -Ursella,
70 Fort, 2.
WEIGH, Iowa,
% Umpire-Teilefou Minnesota
l.. Head linesman-Towndrow, Molin
r Time Of periods all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
OHIO STATE TEAM
RETAINS HON0RS
Two Field Goals and Forward Pass
BY Harley Gives Buckeyes
Clean Victory.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov 19-Once more
Ohio State university has won foot
bal championship. and Saturday night
the citizens of Columbus paraded the
streets in Joy and the students lighted
an immense bonfire On the campus, for
Ohio State beat Illinois Saturday aft
ernoon in a desperate but ragged COM
bat ON the gridiron, Is to 0, thereby
eliminating all contenders for the
western conference title.
For more than three-fourths of the
combat the championship hung in the
balance, then the Ohio machine, with
Chick Harley at the wheel. started
rolling as one would expect a cham
pionship machine to roll, and in jiify
the title was clinched.
Not until we'll into the last quarter
Of the fight did Ohio demonstrate its
superiority over the boys from Illi-
nois. But when Ohio started it tri-
umphed with admirable dispatch,
Right at the start of the game Chick
Harley broke loose for a long run and
so did Boesel, then Harley ripped
through for another and the ball was
on the Illinois seven yard line. from
where Harley booted it over the goal
posts for three points
Just at that time it looked as if the
Ohio boys would pile UP points until
dark, but Bob Zuppke's men from Hi
nois braced and fought like trench
men. For the rest of that period al
through the second quarter and Their
all through the third. Illinois fought
Even at the end of the third quarter
s.. there was no confidence among ths
Ohio rooters. when the final periol
began the Ohio machine started roll
ing. One reason it rolled was because
Frank Williamson was sent into thu
game as substitute full back. The frs
thing he did was to tear through
! masses Of Illinois men for Y wards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
HAMMOND DEFEATS
WABASH ELEVEN. TO

Wabash, Ind. Nov 1s.-Outclassed
u me nFst three quarters of the game,
hammond, by concerted squirt In the
last quarter. showed Holstrom across
the goal for the only touchdown and
for the second time this year defeated
Wabash. The count was 10 0. Cap
tain Blocker of the visitors partici-
pated In almost every play, but his
prowess hardly eauaIed that OF Cap
tain Milliner OF the locals. who : hit
the Hammond line for big gains. Al
lens tackling. Reno's fast footwork.
and heavy line smashing Of Falcon,
formerly OF Evanston. gave Wabash
the shade in the trst three periods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
On C6e SidelinesI

In spite OF the coanter attraction
between the Athletics and Cornell
Hamburgs. the game here yesterday
was witnessed by 4.212 paid patrons
Not 50 bad after all The fans 81
this city are sure supporting the To-
cal aggregation in a loyal matter and
Ia return the Islanders are playing
hard fast game.
Leland Dempsey. the blonde end,
played whirlwind of a. game yes
terday and was feared at all times by
the Marines. The style In which he
grabbed the almost impossible passes
out OF the air was amazing. Dempsey
probably played the best game Of his
/ career yesterday. He also starred on
| the defense.
/ Dick Fort played a star game IN
/ the back6eld and on many occasions
be advanced the ball in excellent
style through the tough Marines for
ward wall, Is was Fort who scored
| the second touchdown in the last Pc
Rod Of the game after he assisted
| other backfield men in advancing the
| ball to scoring distance.
Manager Flanagan stated today that
he is not certain whether he will play
the CornelI-Hamburgs next Sunday,
Since being defeated by the Dayen-
port team the Hamburgs would not
be very good drawing card on this
side OF the river
The Rock Island Independents was
the first team in four years to score
two touchdowns on the Marines. This
feat is something many other elevens
attempted but were unable to accom-
plish.
The score registered by the Ma
Tines yesterday was the largest ruI
up against the locals since they or
r ganized in 1912. Since the organiza
ton Of the club the Islanders haE'
held all opponents to low scores.
Kolls is out of the game for the res
Of the season. In the early stages Q
/ the contest he received an injury t
. his knee that will keep him off hi
S feet for some time. BTindley prob
+ ably will be out of the game for til
d rest OF the season. He received a
injury TO his ankle in the thir
L quarter.
e The Rock Island Independent:
+ light backfeld made many long gain
e through the Marines strong lin
Manager Flanagan admits that tn
n Marines are the best of the two team
l. He stated that Chicken and Ursell
IS said the Islanders were hardest teal
Il that they battled this year
n The governments share Of the gan
o in war tax yesterday reached $2t2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
4. " NJ. ALL STARS WIN.

In fast and exciting contest staged
on Douglas park gridiron Saturday
afternoon the X & NJ All Stars de-
feated the White Bros. aggregation by
the close score Of 10 to is. The touch
downs for the winners were registered
by 5. Milan and NJ, Koch. Koch scor-
ing two touchdowns and kicking one
goal from touchdown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
GOOD ROXING SHOW rnNIGHr

The stage is set for probably good
athletic bill in East Moline tonight
when Buck Sargent OF that city will
battle Jimmy Minor of Memphis in
the main go. The bill be put on at
the Majestic theatre. In the semi
windup Peanuts" Dundee will meet
frankie Sinnett Of this city in an
eighf-Found go. 4 large crowd is be-
Inc looked for BY the promoters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
DAVENPORT ELEVEN
BEATS WEST LIBERTY

After several hours of suspense,
during which il was doubtful whether
or not Davenport and West Liberty
would perform, the twog teams finally
were allowed to play, and the result
was one of the fastest and most in
teresting games of the season The
score which favored the locals, Z to o.
shows how closely the teams were
matched.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
DAVENPORT TEAM
BEATS HAMbURCS
IN FAST CONTEST
Leng Gains and Smashes by Athletics
Backtield Are Too Great for
Chieagoans
MEERsMAs STARS FOR WINNERS
Cornell Eleven 0utclassed by Iowans
At All Times Davenport Makes
Showing.

The Davenport Athletics yesterday
afternoon defeated the Corneli-Ham-
burgs on the formers field by score
of 10 to s before $500 people. The
line smashing of AIeersman and wide
end runs of Kuehl, Tomson and Dona-
van were too much for the Chicago
ans.
Cornell scored the first touchdown
when they received tumble on Dav-
EXPORTS 15-yard line On a series Of
smashes the ball was rushed TO the
Iowans' two-yard line when Miller
carried the oval over on a line smash
for the initial marker in the first five
minutes of play. Following this touch
down. the Hamburgs never had look
in and we're outelassed the resnaiEing
quarters of the gamS.
The Davenport team probably play
/ ed its best game of the year yesterday
afternoon. Following the touchdown
registered by Miller, Davenport picked
| up and received the KICKOFF on its
| 20-yard line, where it started steady
! march down the field. The line smash
ling of Meersman was the best ever
witnessed in the Davenport park. On
all plays he carried the ball no less
/ than five yards through the heavy
( Hamburgs' line The ball was rushed
from the Davenport 20-yard line 10
scoring distance by long gains By
Meersman and E-uehl, when Meersman
carried the oval over for Davenport's
first marker
The Davenporters scored another
touchdown in the third quarter after
/ receiving the ball on their 50-yard
line Long gains around the ends by
Kuehl and Donayan and line smashes
by Meersman placed the ball on the
Hamburgs' five-yard line. Meersman
went over the goal In the final quar-
ter Davenport opened up and scored
the final touchdown. Kuehl carried
the sphere over from the five-yard
line. Donavan kicked the goal. The
final score was 10 to {.
Baek6eid Plays Well.
The Davenport backfeld probably
played the best game of its career
On all plays the backs registered from
five to thirty yards. Meersman played
I one Of the best smashing games ever
witnessed on the Davenport field
In the final quarter Donayan tore of
: two 30-yard gains around the Ham
: burg ends. Johnson at quarterback
used good generalship at all times 70
the visitors.
2 The lineups:
! Davenport Allison. re; Milton, RI
5 VOTERS. rg; Hauser, c: Lagomarcinc
{; lg; Koch, 1t: Doyle. lie; Donayan. oh
1 kuehl. Ri; Toms0n, III; Meersman. n
Chicago-Cockran, lie; Harder, II
K McGinty lg; Mcdonald, c; Manahar
6 rg: Bremen. TT: LaRoss. re; johnson
$ pb; Gerss, H. Nicholson, ri; Nil
d Ter, fb
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
MOLINE DEFEATS SPRINGFIELD.

The Moline high school football.
eleven defeated the Springfield school
team for the championship of this sec
ton OF the state Saturday afternoon
by the overwhelming score of 50 to 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
A REASON WHY.

There is one particular spot on nay
place to which all my horses are very
much attached
That is strange What it is?'
The hitching post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
TOTAL OF 425 GIVEN
POSITIONS LAST WEEK

The report of Fred y Riuck, super
intendent OF the Illinois free employ
ment bureau. shows 495 positions were
fled during the past week. The de-
failed statement foIIos-r-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
Seiratds.etccnsem.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

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Synscnienrs. gautctt.

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9Iunu OusnmoI.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
Inlere Gbeater,


9lnna Sel0 im0 0ie lie beglcitenOe
Srganiiation tretcu in Ser fommen-
oen gSo6e in Ser mliitaIiiben &omo.
Die .SSolow @le" in 6orO'S Spern.
bouS mf. 9lnna &clo gie6t Die 9tolle
bon Gloire ga Sour mie0er, Sem
Stern ser &ariete.9ii6ne in @oris.
S6re 9ioae giebt i6r @elegenbeit III
pcridieOenen &oitimct SIT eri6einen;
miinoerI6one NteloOien ino pifante
Scenen iinO in Dem Stiid einbegrii-
fen. Ser critic &onifer lit Scnrp
2ewis. Die anOeren SauptrolIen iino
bon SDIOia Salon 9ouiie 0linf, @eo.
Qvoeder, @Oit6 0oD, Oen SDfeS
.S6peltern, q. @oul 9gorcoii @ilmar
Bentley mo Den o@ir6elminO"-S "-Sdn-
5eriJ SeoblrD rmo S6ou, beieBt.
5iebemnO5wan5ie muiifolii6c gIum-
meru entbdlt oSollow Nle."
g@tllIif g[fo6emie."
.9oDs min be 9opS", einc Speret.
te BON Oscar Straus, miro Oieie
@o9e in ser o@iuiit -9lfoOenlie@ gc-
eebell. 3ieier nele Q9iener Grfolg,
OeNen Cert BON Seroinono Steaberg
oeicbrieben it, wlrOe bon GOuaro
@auloing fir oie amerifoniibe 8ii5-
ne umgeorbeitet. 0ie Solfiime lnl0
Sceneriecn iin0 ultramooeru, DDS
@2otip 0es StiideS lit bon eroBem
SntereHe rmo ioa iel6it Oie irii6eren
Operetten bon StrouS ii6ertreiien.
&omoutiide &6oien oes groBen &rie.
geS lperoen Sen 8uiGauerl Dor ghl-
gen gefii6rt. Or. g96itneD bat fir
feline 9SroOuttion cine g(lSa6l bon
poblbefannten S1ngern uuO SGrs
qeriunen engagirt. Der nelleite @oI.
ger ,2ope come to me" ma9t 5llrore.
Sin Mdnnerdor inter ser 9eituug
bon. @aetono 9lerold 1T cine Ser
Souptattroftionen ser Sperette.
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o9ittle @omon", cine @raOD-9on-
iclc @ro0uftion, wel9e i'm n@arf,
Gbeater" IN gIem.D Dorf 10 groBe @r-
iolae gebabt bat, miro i'm 9GiIoitorinn
fir cine gSo6e auigeiii9rt. Das
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idrieben. lle6er 100000 Grelr-
plare oes 9u6es iinO wdbreno Der
lesten so So6re 0erfauit moroen.
0as groBe Sntereiic, iuelbes Der 9lii-
fii6rlmg DeS Stiides friiber entgegen.
6e6ro6t ipllroe, bat Oas >Sbeoter be.
mogen y2ittle @onen" Dem &ubIi.
fun mie6er Dor5uiii6rcn. SroBOeH
oaS Stiid einc &om0oie lit, ent6Glt es
| @otbos uno 1T beionOerS on5icbenO,
SIS lit in bier 9lften lmO slpei Scencu
lun0 lit bon bon blnnoriltii1cn garnl
mern.
gIiron'S nGictorio."
0ic Shl-SSitiu Saponer, oireft bon
2onoe oes @1ifoOoS, Itc6en an Oel
Spite oeS OieSw06entli6en @ro
gromnes. 0ie &ruppe 0emonltrir
in Icniotioneller unO iibcrroi6enOei
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len ouf @iaiom @oIters mo So. il
ser bumoriitiibcn Sfi35c rSiS Guini
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on tbe @orreI", So6n O'0}aIcp, mel
! der Der NfcGormad aili Ser Galtoc
piIle-9ii6ne pcnannt miro, Mc9luliif
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bilO nSbe Scarlet Setter" nit Stlr
art Solnes in Scr Sauptrolle, Ioiui
Die 6. Gpilooe bon n%carl Of t6c NJ
mn" miro ebeniollS ee5eiet auBcr Sc
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bern.
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orom lit in uGbfer S9odle elm ief
rcib6oItieeS mo ousgeieidnetes I'm
Ite6eu oie 3millinge G6orles mOSel
6 m 9ligoletto init ibren diueliidlc
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