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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03
st. Louis Girl Is
Again On Trial
On Murder Charge

ST LOUIS. Mo. May 3.-Sixteep-
year-old Ursula BroderCk went TO trial
Tor the third time here today charged
with the murder Of her stepfather
Joseph Woodlock, Attorneys said
she was the youngest girl ever TO face
first degree murder charge In Mis-
sour
A continuance was granted the first
umc her case was called for trial and
at the second trial tho Jury disagreed
In 1916 Miss Broderick shot and killed
her father, r ?. Broderick. and
coroner,s jury eXonerated hep when she
testified she shot In defense OF her
mother
The state Contended at the second
trial for the alleged murder Of Wood
lock that he was killed as he lay asleep.
Miss Broderick testified that she killed
him when he attacked her Mrs Wood
lock is charged with plotting her hus-
band death and win be tried after her
daughter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03
CHARGES MADE
AGAINST BANK

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May s-Cattls
growers can not obtain needed funds
because the Tenth Federal Reserve bank
had made loans to nonesscntial indus
tries until the money is not available
charged resolution sent to the gov
crnor Of the federal reserve board and
made public here today after a confer
euCc OF live stock interests
'Con'raCtors and others engaged in
public and private construction at such
high cost as 10 be ruinous, are not
only securing credit but are at the same
time paying such high prices for labor
that they are taking away from the
farm necessary help" said the resolu-
ton Many other nonesseutial indus
tries quite notlceshly the automobile
industry, are being successfully IL
nancod possibly by Encouragement"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03
Activities Among
Memphis Negroes
BY Rev. T. o. Fuller.

Corp. VIM, X, Corhrel has returned
rom Slower, Miss, where he went 10
make an address at the closing Of a
school,
Members OF the A. VI T. church con-
nection have turned their attention 20
St Louis, where the general conference
r. meeting this week There are seven
bishops TO be chosen with 81 candidates
for the honoTs Rev Or W r Vrr.
non OF Memphis, has a strong follow
ing.
81, John, Metropolitan and FIRST Bap-
list chors VIII have Joint reh -nrsal
at 500 st. Paul avenue. TUESDAY niehi
Under the direction OF Prof W J..
Harvey,
Prof. T. J. Johnson. OF the Wood.
stock training school has returned
from his ViSit to Hot Springs He re.
ports a delightful trip.
Friends Of Maggie Crldup. traine 1
nurse, viii regret to learn that she Is
critically ~ at her residence on Me
nowell street
Mothers day" viii be generally oh
served In the city next sunday MANY
have adopted miniature Am 'rican flags
to be worn In the placa of roses
Rev. w. T, Walker preached a splen.
did sermon At First Baptist church on
Sunday night
We regret to announce he death of
the wife Of John G. Clayhrook. one az
the most successful farmers in this
section, The family residence Is at
1859 $, Bellevue.
Prof. s, H. r. Reed. Of Little Rock
Ark was In the city Sunday. He
formerly taught at the Arkansas Bap-
tlst college, and at tho high school at
Hot Springs,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03

LOUISVILLE. Ky--Ftre Of undeter-
mined origin Yesterday destroyed the
hog house, u three-story frame structure
covering about four acres Of ground, in
the Bourbon StoCkyaTds here and on e
drrd head Of hogs persisted in the
flames, and 2S,u0O bushels Of corn were
DESTROYED
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03
THE NEWS scIMrTAR.

Henderson county for several months.
narrowly escaped arrest at the loca-
ton OF their still near Bucksnort. Is
miles northeast OF Lexington. Tenn.
by four federal prohibition agents Of
Jackson, who returned last night after
destroying II fermenters, about 500 gal
Ions of beer. quantity OF stnglings
and several parts OF the still left be-
hind by the fleeing ''moonshiners.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03
STRIKE SITUATION
IN PARIS UNCHANGED

in his civ was generallv stationary
at the north and east stations this
morning, only about 50 per cent ~ the
usual number OF trains being in opera p
ton, At the St lAzarre station traf.
fic was affected more seriously. Nir.
tually no freight trains were moving
during the forenoon,
NJ, Monitte, managing director Of the
weekly publication Labor life. which
has been conducting q campaign for the
continuation of the railroad workers
strike, was arrested this morning This
is the first arrest made by police In
connection with the railroad walkout
but other warrants have been drawn
up at the ministry Of the Interior and
II is expected others will he detained
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03
GET sTTLL. SINNERS FLEE.

JACKSON. Tenr., May tsf!.) ssak-
ing hasty getaway with the most es-
sentlai parts OF the huge distillery and
leaving a brief "billet-doux" for the
approaching officers, band Of moon
sinners" who had evidently been con-
Quoting an extensive liquor business in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03
FIRE IN WAR OFFICE.

'oNSTANTGNOPLE, May ?. by the
Associated Press valuable archives
and large sum OF paper money were
destIoye in a mysterious fire that
rrs found the building locked and con-
siderable time WIS lost
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03
REVIVAL AT BLYTHEvILLE.

RLYTHENILLE, Ark May 3. CSpl)
Bob Jones, the noted evAngclistic, to-
gothcr with his entire evanEcIistic party
viii begin four weeks campaign IN
BIythevtlle on sunday, May % A alb
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-03

Accept California" Syrup of Figs
only-ook for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less nhysiC for the little stomach, liver
and bowels, children love its truity
taste, Fun directions on each bottle
You must say California"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25

You Cant Become q Champion in Your Own !.
Back Yard, Says Heir to Leonard s. Crown

Spokane wash, Aug. sk-Get away from your
home town Il you want to make good
Joe BENJAMIN. stable mate Of Benny Leonard and
probable future lightweight champion Of the world.
hands the above advice to aspiring yvuns boxers who
can't seem to get started
Get away from home" says Joa sYou cant make
good IN your own back yard. And II You can't make
good IN some one else's back yard then you better
quit boxing and 30 back to paper hanging or plumb
ing or whatever it was you were doing when yuu.
started.
And Joe should know. For three years Joe boxed
around the home pasture at Spokane, Wash, and vas
never abs to get himself sSen into tha semi-windup
class He was good boy and willing. and was in
considerable demand as . sparrng partner but for
a semi-windup or main event-not in q hundred
years.
One day q couple Of boxers with whom Joe had
been sparring announced their intention Of invading
the coast and later bringing up in San Francisco Joe
expressed desire to 30 along and after some argu-
ment was taken because Of his worth as q spasring
partner.
Then Joe got started Within two months he was
lighting seni-windups in Portland and Seattle and
his two pals were glad to get into card Curtain
raisers" He eventually got to San Francisco where
he boxed Benny Leonard and struck up an acquaint-
ance which ripened into friendship and will probably
lead the Spokane boy to the lightweight crown.
j He trained with Leonard for the champions fight
with Charley White at Benton Harbor, Mich, July l.
and now Gibson. who is giving him the finishing
touches in the east, is trying to land Lew Tender
or Willie Jackson for him.
Joe is not yet % years old and he promises to full.
fill the predictions of the canny Gibson within the
next year or Ii months. meeting with either Jack
SON or Tender practically decides Joes fate.
II he had stuck around his own back yard he
might still be waiting for semi-vindup
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
YANKEE BOXERS
WIN At GAMES
BIZ HENRY L. FARRELL.

UNITED Press Stan Correspondent
Antwerp. Aug. 25.-American
boxers had three Olympic cham
to their credit today.
Frankie Di Gennafe. New York.
won the fyweight title; Sam Mos
berg, New York, won the light
weight title. and Ted Eagan, Yale
university, won the light heavy
weight title in the final bouts last
night. The complete results were:
Flyweights-Di Gennaro defeated
Peterson. Denmark
Bantamweight = Walker, South
Africa, defeated Graham, Canada
Lightweight-Mosberg defeated
Johansen, Denmark.
Observation-Disclosures. Can
ada, defeated Ireland, England.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., England
defeated Prudhomme. Canada.
Light heavyweight-Eagan de-
feated Sorsdal, Norway.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25

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III ,sesise Vns fhe -
3. - fnls csaIA Nitness
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- 1sseball cissed today.
~, ~ season. Alter playing
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25

Mack stopping at third. Runser
forced Matthews, Murphy to Ben
son.
FOURTH INNING.
ROCK ISLAND: Benson ont.
Strasbaugh 10 Mack. DixOn's smash
fnok = had hop past Runscr for .
Scratch hit. Dennis hit into y dou-
Me play, Strasbaugh to Ray TO
Mack.
Moline: Strasbaugh pop-bunted
a foul to Halas on the first pitch:
cd hall. Emory singled past third
haze. stole second and went to third
when Dixon threw wild to catch
him stealing. DEUEL. famed. Shoi-
" lined q long ny to Purpura.
FIFTH INNING.
ROCK ISLAND: Kinball walked
and stole second On DcufePs inae'
rnrate throw. Mckinney got IN ne
hole and popped to Ray: HAMS
swune three times and missed.
Moline: Lipe's decision gave
ZONES = life and he singled to cen
ter. Ray hit into . double play
Kimbell to Dennis, Dennis to kim-
hall Mack lined out to Mckinney
SIXTH INNING.
rock ISLAND: Ray beetea lo.
T.ernev's roller. Benson hit inta
= double play, Ranser = Aaek
Dixon lined 70 Jones. :.
Moline: Matthews fiew oat q
| purpura. Runser lined ont 70 NC
Inerney. Strasbaugh walked En-
Tory. pop-buntsd to HAlas on tns
frst pitched ball.
SEVENTH INNING.
ROCK ISLAND: Matthew msck'
= 1ewn Denhl1 fnst 80 anA thfos
SIe ont. Klnball fAnned. Ray threw
cut Mckinney.
Noline: beueel vas snfo q
1rlnEG31n ~ tnfou.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
EXPECT TRIBE
TO END SLUMP
BY L. R. BLANCHARD.

united Press Stan Correspondent
Chicago. Aug. 25.-American
league fans faced second unhappy
day today. With the Big Three tax
ing three separate, but emphatic
trimmings yesterday, only one OF
the trio was to play today. Cleve
land had the chance to start the
comeback which iris Speakers
hackers have been looking for.
They believed the slump which fol-
lowed the tragic loss of q stellar
player would be shaken OF when
the team met the tagging tots from
Philadelphia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
Fight Results

San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 25.-
UNITED Press) Bat Barrere, New
Orleans featherweight. outpOinted
Solly Burns. Fort Worth light
weight, in q 10-round boxing match
here last night
Oklahoma City, Okla. Aug. Is
Omitted Press).-Tommy Burke. st.
Louis, was decisively outpointed by
Young Fitzsimmons in 10 rounds
last night It was F1txsimm0ns'
fight all the way.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
kNERICAN LEAGUE.


YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three-Rye League.
Moline, L: Rock Island. 1. -
Bloomington, 10; Peoria, 3.
Evansville. 81; Terre Haute, 90.
R0cford, s: Cedar Rapids, l.
National League.
Chicago, 3; Bostol, 2.
Cincinnati. q; Philadelphia, 2.
Pittsburgh, 4: Brooklyn. 8.
st. Louis. s; New York, I.
American League.
Washington. s.; Chicago, s.
Detroit, s; New York, 3.
st. Louis, 3-3;; Philadelphia, IL.
Boston, z: Cleveland, 2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
AILEEN DILLON
ISFAIR winner

Springfield. H., Aug. 25.-Aileen
Dillon, owned by Fred Cline of In
dianapolis, won the 2:10 trotting
Leland Hotel stake, the feature of
the race meet at the Illinois state
fair yesterday. in straight heats.
The best. time was 2:06A, in the
first heat.
Raven Direct took the 2::2O pace
IN straight heats and Logan Hedg-
wood the 2;12 pace. Harvest Wor-
thy won the long end Of the purse
in the 2-year-old trot. Summaries:
First race-2::20 trot; 3-year-
olds; purse, $500.
Raven Direct Heir, blk. c..
by Minor Heir, owned by
F. Kirby, Detroit, Mich.
(Fleming) ..............1 I !
Bernice Todd, blk. NJ, tShel-
top) .................. u =
Little Patch, b. &. PowelD.3 ; 3
Time-2:12A, 2:15H, attn.
Second race-2:10 trot; Leland
Hotel stake: $4,000.
Aileen Dillon. b. m, by AL
lerson, owned by Fred
Cline. Indianapolis whit
ney) ....................1 l l
Little Jack. s. g tDennis). 3 2 8
Sis Bang, b. m. (Reachman)5 10 2
Luna, b. m. Owen .......9 3 4
Colonel Vidmer, br. s. (Tay-
lorl ................. Z y
Bernice Moore, b. m. (Baer)6 s s
Zelma Strong. blk. m. (Shel-
toni ........-........10 9 Z
Red Bon, b. h. (McA1ahon).7 4 6
lsworthy Mckinney. br. 6.
Cunningham ..........S 8 8
Black Diamond, blk. s. Ger
VIM ...,............. b Or
Ben McGregor. &. h. (Ster-
geon) .................1 IL dis
Time-2:osA, 2:0SA. 2:0SX.
Third race-2:12 pace; purse,
$1,000.
Logan Hedgewood. b. e., by
Hedgewood Boy, owned by
George Sholtx, Danville,
Ill. (Sholtz) .............1 /
Kokoma George. s. g. (Pa-
| I'M ..................2 z ]
Star Boy. Engelsby, b. &.
| (Childs) ................4 3
James Rowdy, b. 6. (Sny-
| dert 1 4
! Time-2:08h. 2:07H, 2:06H.
Fourth race-Two-year-old trot;
purse, $500.
Harvest Worthy, b. c., by
| Harvester. Roy Owens.
ON al a, Neb., agent
(Owen) /
Clyde the Great b. c.
! Lammlein) ............1 Z
Sister Roche. b. I. (Dun-
l AoAAy ID ,
The Solace. b. I. (Wishert) 4 ID
Time-2:17A. 2:1sA. 2:16A.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
Halas Last Game.

Walter HalaS got away TO poor
mi yesterday against Moline on
novping field and lost his last
- in professional baseball, the
Hovs amassing a four-run lead In
~ first two innings after the Is
Sadsrs had checked up . run
tadr first time at bat.
Halas left the club after the
ume to devote all his future time
5 his new duties as baseball and
tsck coach at Notre Dame. After
" second inning Walter pitched
1sht baseball, although he got
Airyelf in several bad holes when
mly good fielding averted more
tIas.
r / v. Stars Play.
The Islanders were somewhat
arsngthened by the acquisition OF
Rookie" Kimball end "Shags''
Mckinney, two r. CIV. stars. Kim
| hi filled in at third base and Nc
Kinney in right field. Kimball
moved q good eye at the plate,
weking Lefty Matthews for two
he ducats. He famed the third
tns at bat and retired in the ninth
i slss McQuillan bat for him. Nc
runey had one chance in the field.
1t displayed weakness at bat.
While the Islanders amassed five
sors. they played snapper ball
Il The way-a distinct reversal OF
sundays form. They got runners
ia bases in every inning but the
dghth and timely batting would
have overtaken the Moline lead
ariy in the game. Matthews
Yielded them only five safe blows
which we're so scattered that only
Two. punched in the first inning
Produced the islanders one and
only run Of the game.
Double Plays Abound.
Matthew'S famed seven, walked
four and was greatly assisted in
Ne pinches by three fast double
plays. A snappy double killing
Emball to Dennis to Kimball
tcke up a threatened rally by Mo-
line In the fifth. after Umpire Lipt
I'd miscalled two strikes on Jones
Who led off the list in the inning.
The islanders showed q tendency
70 hit the bail hard, all their safe
aews being clean outfield hits
eut on other occasions, hard hi
llies to right field were gobbled b,
Howard Jones. Matthews sped W
mSard the close Of the game, Civ
w the islanders remote chances
4 scoring.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25

Motor club. it is believed this will
be Offset by the increased attend
2uce this week.
Road marking also will come in
for further attention this week.
The pathfinding cars of the Chicago
Motor club will be sent over the
roads to replace any signs which
may have been destroyed by the
heavy downpour and, possibly, to
add to the number of these mark
ers where additional signs are re-
quired. :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
NANTEL WINS.

San Francisco, Aug. 25.-Ad San
tel, claimant Of the worlds light
heavyweight wrestling title. defeat
ed Yussin Hussane, THE Terrible
Turk" in straight tails.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST INNING.

FIRST INNING.
t0CK ISLAND: Murphy singled
Z lMe Purpura sacrificed, Nat.
ns1s 70 Mack. McInerney singled
light scoring Murphy. Benson
no : double play, Ray to Run.
- 70 AAck.
ncline: Runser got q scratch
beating the throw. Mack TO
.Auhews. running to cover first.
ssbaugh tripled to left, scoring
.laser. Emory walked. DEUEL.
Mesd Emory, Murphy to Benson,
~ went to third when Benson
ufew wild to complete . double
~ Sholly hit to Murphy, who
~ out DEUEL. at the plate. Ben
" threw out Jones.
1. SECOND INNING.
0CK ISLAND: Dixon famed.
threw out Dennis. Klmball
~. Mckinney hit the first ball
- to Ray, who threw him Out.
soiine: Ray was hit. Mack sac
aeed, DEUEL. to Mack. Purpura
Aclnerney collided in chasing
hevs' fly, the ball dropping
and Ray stopping at third.
ssaser walked. filling the bases.
ssoaagh's sacrifice fly to Nc
saey scored Ray. Tie runners
Ssaced on q passed ball. MUIR
licked Deufels ground blow,
0aews scoring. Dennis knocked
~ Sholly's smash and beat him
he bag.
THIRD INNING.
AeCK ISLAND: Halas famed
Lipe called feul On Muf,
4 smash Down The ri9ht fcld
bat Il looked good for tws
Murphy then singled past
H kunsef threw out PurrurA
= got AcIaerney's fiY ea til
= deep right Dennis ntirej
zine: A great stop and throw
sfphy retired Ray on the mrs
~ ball. Mack singled to rikh'
aSanced on Z wild pitch. Mat
eefatchsd 3 hit that Murph,
4evn ~ eoNA - tn1pN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
ELGIN EXPECTS
NO TROUBLE IN
RAcE.SATURDAY
Week Postponement Makes Little
Difference in Plans for
Run-Of Of Classic.

Of preparation for the Elgin road
race which will be run Saturday
was started by drivers entered in
the event and officials OF the Chi
cago Motor club today. Two or
three days this week will be al
lotted to further practice for the
event and it is expected that this
will rebound greatly to the advan-
tage Of the race.
Several officials of the Chicago
Motor club made trips around the
course yesterday and found that
the heavy rain Of Friday and Satur-
day which necessitated the post
ponement Of the event from the
date originally set had resulted in
putting the track in far better con-
dition than it was at any time last
week. The rain has packed down a
few loose spots In the roads and
these will be further oiled and roll
ed before Saturday.
All Stay for Race.
All the drivers entered in the
race have signifed their intention
Of remaining in camp for the race
this week and it is possible that one
or two new cars may be secured
at post entries" Post entries will
require the unanimous consent of
drivers already entered in the con-
test as we'll as the acceptance Of
the officials Of the Chicago Motor
club and OF the American Automo-
bile association. but it is believed
that this will be readily forthcom-
ing.
Cliff Durant, who Is to pilot q
Chevrolet Special in Saturdays race
declares he believes that the race
Saturday will be much faster than
would have been the case had It
been held on It's original date.
Spoftiest Course. .
Elgin 10 unquestionably the
sportiest course In the United
States at present." declared Durant,
who has won An envtable reputa-
ton as Z road race driver. II have
driven over most Of the road
courses in the United States, but
have never found one which equaled
Elgin as a test Of real driving;
Santa Monica. which Is the only
other road course of consequence
a. matthias kak<~~ a..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25

Sacrifice hits - Martin, Meyers,
Wire. Double play-Krehmeyer to
Dee to Meyer. Bases On balls-Off
keenan,. 3; on Shields. 2. Left on
bases-Evansyille, g.; Terre Houte,
8. Hit batsman-By keenan, (Ba-
shangl. Umpire-DeLave. Time Of
game-1:50,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25
MOORE ARRIVES
FOR BOUT WITH
MIkKLE DUNDEE
Veteran Bantam Here to Show How
He Has Beaten Father Time
and Many Others.

Roy Moore, veteran bantam, who
will box Mike Dundee OF Rock Is
land, at Douglas park, Thursday
night, blew in this morning in great
form for his battle with the swar-
thy banana king.
Moore laughed when asked if he
feared Dundee's youth might off
set his skill. Il like to fight these
young BIRDS" he replied. They
all give me good battles. Perhaps
that is why have won SO many If
my fights" 1t was clever re-
joinder for Moore, who is 80 years
old.
Mike All Set.
Dundee has closed his severe
training, but INDUCED today in a
brisk jog on the road and wound
|up with snappy shadow-boxing.
The bout will be the first time Mike
will have shown here since his tiff
with Jack Wolfe last winter at the
Illinois theatre. He is confident
Of getting the edge on Moore.
The Davenport delegation will
center its interest in the attempt
of their city clerk, Leonard Chris
Jensen, to gain the decision over
frankie Schoerbrook OF Rock Is
land. 1t will be the first time In
tri-city history that public off,
cial will have boxed as q profess
sional. The Davenporters main
tain Christensen will win and are
out to back their predictions with
sufficient cash.
Promising Semi
The semi windup between George
Cummings, another Davenport fav-
orite, and Bud McFadden of Mo-
line. is sure to arouse great inter-
est and swell the attendance. Cum
mings always made hit whenever
he appeared in Rock Island and is
a boy who can box and punch with
the best in his class in this Sec
ton. McFadden, while somewhat
of an unknown hereabouts, is high
ily touted as to knocking 'em stiff
During his, workouts in Moline
Bud has shown a lot OF form and
a couple of fast, hard-hitting hands
The card will open with Randall
Kent of Rock Island, and Mike
phillips of Moline, to touch OH
the inter-city rivalry. Kent and
phillips are both tough young birds
and the bout is almost certain &c
terminate in a knockout.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25

speared Sholly's liner with one
hand and DEUEL. stopped ct second
ON Murphy's wild peg to first to
complete . double play. Jones
scratched q hit to Benson. DEUEL.
reaching third. Ray hit to Halas,
who threw out DEUEL. ct the plate.
Mat hit to Benson, who threw out
jones, trying to score.
EIGHTH INNING.
ROCK ISLAND: HACK nan hack
into right and "a HAlAs' q. Nuf-
phy Iii tho first enc aAA wos thrown
out By Strasbaagh. Purparn fan
ned.
Moline: Matthews beat out .
scratch hit to HAlas. 1t was his
third safety for the afternoon.
Runser forced Matthew'S. Halas 70
Murphy, who Just missed doublinz
Eunrer 1t frst. Benson shleW o..
Strasbaugh. Runser reaching sec-
ond. Murphy made , fine stop aud
throw on Emory's roller.
NINTH INNING.
BOOK ISLAND. leIneeney In.
~ DAnsen 1ew eut to Jenex,
pixeu deubl&d 10 deep tight. Den.
Nh walked. NcQul1l1A, baati13 ~
KinAall, stf1ek ct s1el1g ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-25

Terre Haute. Ind, Aug. 25.-Ev-
arsville won a double-header here
yesterday from Terre Haute, 3 to
0, and 2 to 0. Shields iaeld the To-
calls to four hits in he opening
contest, while an error, followe l
by Lothes' single, counted three
runs for the visitors.
In the second game, Wires dou-
Bile. scoring Meyers in the initial
inning, gave Evansville a lead
which was never passed. Zeigler
kept the Terre Haute hits well
scattered The scores: