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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-14
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-14
BRING Another.

A returned warrior was rriating his
experiences to number of OLD friends
IN The village Inn. After exhausting
his supply of tales. he WAS asked;
Did they use any Ugh explosives
over therew
"Wrli, ! amt sure about that. Bht
when our battalion was up rhe line
once, q she'll struck our dueout, mt
ing everything into the air, and when
the sdndbHgs came down they were all
covered with snow"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-14
Stolen Eruit

FROM the INLAND Printer. Chicago.
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endar We read the following state
ment: Dull business Is often traced
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deed. Az We lossk eli, ever the greAi
Held u busiae~. we bsd that the hruis
which have made the Ibs~r notable snc'
cess,s are those that have ssed print
crs ink Iaost freely. E1rhasize these
fncts whes salkjss 70 castalsers-sa'
0rsl take as@e VI ssur own Meli'
rise"
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-14
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-14

The Senate insisted upon rescrya-
lions which would preserve American
traditions, guard against embroiung
This nation in foreign wars. guaran-
tee adherence to the Monroe Doct-
rine and reserve to America the SOL
ution OF domestic problems.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
IlsIdDders Climb Into Tie for First Position
Jones TN|RLS Nm EXCELLENT
!, FORM and HIS MATES WORK
IN GREAT STYLE WITH STICK

between left and center fields. Ben
son sacrificed, Jones and Smith
were safe on Lenahan's error. Jones
and Smith scored in the eighth and
concluded their efforts in the ninth
by going out in order.
Starts Each Rally.
Murphy had a perfect batting
average. He was up FIVE times, got
three walks and hit safely the 9TH
eE stN0 times. He had the distinc-
4 "A starting all of the Islanders
s. ~ innings, being first man I'D
il each instance.
10 BENSON fell the duty of help
lnE mis- mates along the route by
sacrfhcing. Twice he accomplish
ed this and another time he walk
ed His only accredited time at bat
was in the fifth when he cut a hard
lily ball to left field that the fielder
got under after a hard run.
Smith performed nobly in the role
of clean up, something he was call
Ell upon three times to do. Twice
he brought in runs with his hits
and the third time he was safe on
an error. Don't forget Blooming
ton is here tomorrow. Game starts
at 3 O'Clock. Summary:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
CALDEIANEY AND
MARROW TO BOX
HERE ON MAY Is

Cal Delaney, the roly-poly light
weight of Cleveland, has been sign
ed to box 10 rounds with Pete kid
NARROW of st. Louis as the windup
attra ction on the next card of the
Sportsman's Athletic club at the
Illinois theatre on the night of May
Is. In the light of Delaney's re-
cent victory over Eddie Fitzsim-
mons, he is regarded as one of the
foremost men in the division today.
Delaney is we'll remembered in
Rock Island, for it was not SO long
ago that he slipped kayo over on
Johnny Donahue and squelched all
the fine ambitions that young man
held towards becoming the champ
OF his class,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
WESTERN TRACK
TEAMS GO INTO
ACTION TODAY

Chicago, May 15.-Despite the
adverse weather of recent weeks
which has made rigid training i'm
possible, coaches Of six western
conference track and field teams
will send their squads into action
today. The three dual meets today
are expected to furnish valuable
experience for the conference meet
at Ann Arbor, June 1 and 5. and the
Olympic tryouts here June 20.
The Michigan team, which was
badly beaten by Illinois last Satur-
day, meets Chicago on Stage field
here. The Wolverines will be
without the aid Of Captain Carl
Johnson.
Coach Harry Gill will send his
Illini team, winners Of the indoor
conference meet and favoritss for
the outdoor title, against wisconsin
at Madison. Indiana and Ohio will
meet at Columbus, with the Ohio
athletes expected to win.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
ANOTHER DAY OF
REST AID TO SOX

New York, May 15.-Rain gave
the White Sox another afternoon
of rest yesterday and Manager
Gleason took his men to Boston
last night perfectly satisfied with
having missed two of the four
games scheduled here with the
Yankees. 1t poured all morning.
so there was not the slightest
chance of a game, although the
locals craved another fling at the
Sox, who may be far more formid-
able when they come this way
again.
Eddie Cicotte did not accompany
his mates. The veteran hurler will
be forced to remain here several
days because of the attack Of ton
silits and quincy that has confined
him to bed since Wednesday. The
ailment failed to improve last night
and his throat was lanced for the
second time. He felt a bit better
today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15

ROnfne or Zahnizer 10 Work On
Mound for Bl0omers In To-
mOrrow's Contest
GAMES TOMORROW.
Bloomington mt Rock Island.
Evansville ut Moline.
Terre Haute Mt Rockford.
Peoria at Cedar Rapids

Now that they have located the
top OF the heap, even though shar-
ing the honors with the Boomers.
the Islanders hope to clean up in
the series with the 1919 champs
and stand out alone Stewart was
the probable choice of Manager
Jack Tighe for today's game, while
Manager Dunn OF the Boomers was
uncertain whether he would start
Romine today or let him ride until
tomorrow. In any event he has
Zahnizer and Romine in shape to
pitch and either one or the other is
likely to face the Islanders tomor-
row. It is likely that Dennis Will
go in the box for the locals tomor-
row in an effort TO ring up his fifth
straight victory.
The team seems to have settled
down to fast brand of baseball.
The attack with the stick is par
ticularly disconcerting to visiting
teams, few base knocks being
wasted by the Islanders. The pitch
ing, too, classes with the highest
in the league. The fielding ut times
has been disastrous but with each
days passing more assurance Is
being shown by the men who must
go after the tantalizing grounders
or the long fly balls.
It is difficult to bring strange
bunch of men together and form o
perfectly oiled machine within a
couple of weeks. But at this time
the individual spirit Of each Island
er is coming TO the front with the
result that a greater degree OF ag-
gressiveness is manifested in every
move. The determination to win is
plainly in evidence, and it Is this
that enters largely into the victor
| les.
Tomorrow's contest with the
Boomers is scheduled to start at
| 3 O'Clock. There is every POSSIBLE
ity that it will be q neat pitching
duel and is worthy Of large at
| tendance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15

The Star Spangled Banner. Long
may she wave Was there ever a
non-hyphenated American who
has gaZed upon Old Glory or lis
tened to the playing of THE Star
Spangled Banner" in foreign lands,
whose red blood corpuscles did not
start jumping the hurdles and Wa
Ter bitches in their system, their
chest expand with pride and eyes
assume a semi-lachrimose condi-
ton. What restful, satisfied.
contented protectorate and home
loving feeling is kindled in a YAM
kee traveller or tourist as he rests in
the shadows of that starred and
striped combination of bunting
backed by our Uncle Sam.
The All-American team of wing
shots who represented America in
all international races in 1901,
were imbued with a reverence and
love for the old flag, lever carried
with us), adopted as our mascot
and proving a winning seasame
under any and all conditions dur
ing our tour in pursuit OF interna-
| tional trapshooting honors. Our
trip from Liverpool to London was
a succession of interesting cpl
sodes and scenery. Continuous eff
fort on the part Of landscape gar
! deners made our entire cross,
country trip a source Of eye de-
light. Our arrival was heraldet
ahead to sportsmen interested il
trapshooting. At every train stoI
We were met by a congel!al aggre
cation, many of them accompany
ing US into London. Members o.
the British team, unable to max.
the reception trip to Liverpool, me-
US at the Paddington station. Al
our special train pulled slowly in
cheers were our first introduction
to the assembled crowd. An ex
cellant band played for our bene
fit. 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" I
chest infiator. eye-dampener ant
home reminder. Carriages, dec.
GRATED with American bunting
wheeled us to the Cecil hotel OF
the banks OF the old River Thames
AT this hosiery. an extended set
Element OF American colonists are
always found. Many directly con
nected with Americas sports world
4 were seated around the thirst ia
bles In the outside court, immedi'
ately extending to US a glad hand
| and asking II we had seen the
| American bar IN the hotel. The in
uuiry became so general that curl
osity enticed us 10 enter. The only
. innovation which savored OF Amer.
lean equipment was the Dras'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
YANKS WILL HAVE
TO PLAY ELSEWHERE,

Pittsburgh. Pa. May Is. - The
New York American league base
ball club will not use the Polo
grounds for its New York city
games after the close of this sea-
son, according to an announcement
yesterday by Manager McGraw of
the New York Nationals. The
lease held by the New York Ameri-
cans will expire at that time, Nc
Graw said. and will not be renewed.
A conference here between Charles
A. Stoneham, president of the New
York Nationals. and McGraw re-
suited in the decision.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
On ROOTERS' ROW,

we've got swell chance now to
cop with that stiff up at the
1 bat;
sNny. say, that hobo couldn't hit
the ball park with his hat;
5A ne was in steamboat and it
n, blew UP in a wreck
ne couldn't hit the water if he
+, tumbled of the deck;
i've paid my months rent four
times since he caught one on
Z the log,
ana what I'm saying to you is
mats slumping some, old dog /;
iWo runs to tie-the bases chokei
\, we've got EN- TO the mat,
And then piece of cheese like
/. nlm comes webbing to the
bat
niNG' On the beak. o WOW, 0
WOW! Beyond the fielder's mitt,
gay where's the bloomin' guy what
said that lobster couldn't nit
guess he didn't get to that last
oender with the wood,
AAu wasn't / just telling you,
~ knowed the hobo could?
'u'ee runs across the bloomin'
pate and now the games a
ciach,
wire never was a guy like him to
p,.t soaR one in the pinch;
-su. On the nose across the lot,
beyond the outfeld's reach
suu wasn't just telling you that
Old boy was a peach?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
TOM MARSHALL

foot-rail, which proved IN especial
qualification to Jim Elliott, one of
our team members, who mad prior
to this time elongated his pedal
extremities in unsuccessful efforts
to locate foot rail in England
Our first financial venture was
the signing of lease for the dur
alton of our sojourn in Old Lun-
nun, this for tallyho coach pro-
PEELED by six white horses, the en-
semble including two uniformed
Wallets and one skilled trumpeter.
This outfit was scheduled to ar
rive every morning in the court of
the Cecil hotel at 8 o'clock, the en-
try to be announced by tsumpeter
piping up a Hot Time iii the Old
Town Tonight" or some other
equally classic American produce
ton. 1t was not our intention to
take high society quickly to the
mat, neither did We care to cripple
but just kill them and end I'll suf-
fering. Our team members were
men of unusual size, making a
striking appearance as they show
ed on the strand in their walking
suits, long oyercoats and topped
with tall tiles, assuming the Amer
lean swagger.
A number Of the team were OBJ
served in the hotel lobby, by an
Englishman, who came TO me with
the remark, Captain Marshall you
have a dueced fiji looking lot of
men," Undue pride Immediately In
fiated my system and | coniidei 10
him the fact. They reminded me OF
Happy Cal Wagner's Ministries on
street parade The remark
bounced from the Englishman to
Chauncey Powers, who agreed with
me as a diagnosttcian. Our first
coach trip was made to the grounds
/. OF the Middlesex Gun club, where
shot later. 4 white tented city
was erected in the shooting pad
dock back Of the traps, where ey-
erything was yended from pink tea
to Scotch and soda. For the per-
. sonal convenience of our team they
had placed a commodious tent near
tho traps. making 1t home-like by
flying a large American nag from
the top, an invite to all disciples
of Uncle Samuel to come and see
us. which they certainly took ad-
vantage OF during the events. We
we're home guests OF the English
team members, honor guests Of the
clubs, while the American colony
added materially to our evenings
entertainment. Many noted points
of interest were shown us. cur
evenings being devoted to the real
angle of London sight seeing. by
next team article appearing In this
paper Will cover our days OF prac-
tiee and impression OF the style,
form and accuracy Of our oppon-
ents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
EDDIE COLLINS RIVAL,

Eddie Collins has been the Sec
ond base king for about ten years.
Now Eddie has a rival who will
carry him at a tidy pace.
The bird in question is Rogers
Hornsby. who has completed his
first months work around second
for the new season with a mark
around .450. The Texan is a fine
infelder and with his batting eye
SO we'll adjusted at this soon stage
may force the White Sox star to
his fastest clip. These two are the
class at second. just as Groh and
Weaver are the main pippins
around third.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
LEE MEADOWS HAS
HIS EYE DAMAGED
BY CHANGING BALL

Pittsburgh, May 15.-Lee Mead
ows, pitcher tor the Philadelphia
Nationals, suffered an injury to his
left eye here Thursday afternoon
which will deprive Manager era
vath of his services on the western
trip. and maybe longer. After the
game had been declared Off by the
Pittsburgh manager the Phillies
continued batting practice. Mead
ows was at bat when the ball
glanced off the bat handle mad
struck him in the left eye, breaking
his spectacles and cutting both
eyelids and the white Of the eye.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
ISLANDERS ON TOES TO HOLD
LEAD AT THE TOP Of HEAP in
= RACE FOR SEASON HoNORS
AT SO HE PLAYS
IN LEAGUE GAMES
ANDNOTTRAINED

Remember back about fourteen
years when the Islanders of those
years numbered among them one
Walter Carlisle. than whom there
was no whomer as an outtielder?
Sure enough, the smuggling Carlisle
was then regarded as about the last
thing in all that goes to make a
star baseball player.
Well. what do you think about
this self-same Carlisle now? At the
age Of SO he donned a Minneapolis
American association uniform the
other day and substituted for an
outfielder who is i'll. And not only
that but Carlisle went into the
game without days training. To
top it all he knocked a home run
and a double and made possible
Minneapolis only win off St Paul
in the series.
Carlisle started with the Mime
apolis club in the year Of 1903,
and was later with Vernon in the
Pacific coast league. Rock Island
got him and after performing bril-
liantly here he went TO the majors.
But his stay in the big show was
comparatively short. During his
long stay in organized baseball he
was always regarded as a danger
GUS hitter. Last year he played
mi-professional baseball.
Walter is now the proprietor OF a
candy shop in Minneapolis. When
illness incapacitated several of his
players, "Pongo" Cantillon, owner
of the club, went scouting for sub
stitutes. Hidden away in his candy
shop, Carlisle was found. Walter
donned a suit the following day and
appeared in right field.
He will remain with the club
until the management is successful
in its hunt for additional players.
1
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
SENATOR'S, 8: TIGERS. S.

Washington. D. C., May 15.-Pro-
ducing the punch at critical times,
the Senators eked out 8 TO VIC
tory in loosely pitched game
against Detroit yesterday. Roth
was jonah for the Tiger pitchers,
walking four times and scoring
three runs without a hit. Dauss
entered the game as rescue man
for Detroit in the seventh, and re-
tired the side after Washington had
tied, S to s, with two runs, but he
eased up in the ninth and was
touched for the winning tally.
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DECIDE SWIM TITLE.

Indianapolis. Ind, May 1.-Two
national A. A. U. swimming titles
Will be decided at the Marion club
pool here tonight. Perry McGilli-
vray. national l50-yard back stroke
champion. will defend his title
against Leo Handy Of the Detroit
A. c., A. Ziegisr Of the Illinois A. C.
and Harry Pierson. Tho second
championship will be the 500-yard
breast stroke for women with
Thelma Darby, Regina Reiss and
Margaret Woodbridge competing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
AUGUST.ANA AND
MONMOUTH MEET
ON TRACK TODAY

The Augustana college track
team meets Monmouth college in a
dual meet this afternoon at the
college campus on Thirty eighth
street. Augustana has well-bal-
anced team and expects to win the
honors of the day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
JACKSON BEATS DUNDEE.
tRy limited Press

New York. May 15.-Willie Jack
son was given the decision by two
New York newspapers over Johnny
Dundee in a 10-round fight last
night in Newark. Two other pa
pers called the battle a draw and
one gave the decision to Dundee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
give BlOomer Pitchers Fall Before
Concentrated Attack of
Tighemen.

The islanders went into a tie
Mr. first place in the league stand
inrs with Bloomington yesterday
afternoon as a result Of an 5 to 3
victory. in the first game of the
series with the 1919 champions. The
victory plus Rockford's defeat by
Terre Haute brought about the
ascension to the top of the ladder
and now the Tighe men are out to
ret hold on the place all by
themselves.
Add good hard smacking of the
horsehide at opportune times and
Ben Jones' effectiveness and you
have the reason for the downfall of
the Dunn tribe. II was not until
the fourth inning that Jones elu-
siye offerings were touched for any,
thing that sayored of base knock.
In the first three rounds OF pas
timing the Boomers were let down
in a row as fast as they appeared
at the plate. Five Of them retired
on strikes in that time.
Rock Island got away to a good
start in the first inning when two
men registered at the home plate.
Murphy started it with a base on
balls. Jones helped it along by
planting clean single to center
field. Benson rolled out on sac
ritice to the first baseman. Smith
came through with bingle to CEN
1 Ter field. scoring Murphy and Jones.
In the third inning the Islanders
!. Increased the lead by three more
{ runs. These resulted when Murphy
started it again with base hit that
] nearly threatened to tear the hand
: Of of Conkright, and Benson walk
{ ed only to be followed by Smith
with a three base drive to the right
B field fence. Smith scored a mo-
ment later on a sacrifice fly by Mil
f Ter.
II Threaten-That's All.
+ The Boomers threatened ma
+ terial damage in the fourth round
& when Kellerman, first man up
broke the spell with a double to
3 left field. Jones got in further
Z trouble by walking the next two
men. With none out it looked bad
( but the little twirler's nerve is
never affected in such situations
and the next pair sent up short fly
4 balls that did not enable the runner
on third base to come home. When
things looked like another blank
for last years champs, Fothergil
rolled a slow one to deep short
field for safe hit, scoring Keller
man. Denahan tried nobly but sue.
cumbed to popfy to Murphy.
The visitors gathered in another
tally in the seventh on a base hit
an error and a scratch bingle to
third. The Islanders didn't like this
ga bit and picked on the offerings OF
Main in their half of the seventh
for an additional three runs. Muir
ply for the third time started the
spree, and it was with a base on
balls. He went to second on a pass
ed ball and Howard Jones scored
MN with beautiful base drive
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
MOLINE BESTS
EVANSVILLE IN
FIRST CONTEST
Beck Keeps Eight Hits Well Seat.
tered and Lets Nine Down
with StrikeOuts.

Evansville was trimmed by Mo-
line yesterday afternoon at Brown
ing field by a score Of to 3. Beck,
Plow Boy hurler, kept eight hits
we'll scattered, his nine strikeouts
speaking we'll of his effectiveness.
Moline punched its hits in the third
and sixth innings to win. Lord S
error was responsible for the two
Evansville runs in the ninth. The
score.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received
at the mayors once in the city of
Rock Island, until 10 o'clock a. m,
on May 20, 1920, for auditing ac-
counts Of all city officers who re-
ceived or disburse city funds, and
preparing for the city a report OF
said audit like those heretofore
furnished. including a carbon copy
Of the same. Auditor to check the
posting Of all special assessment,
receipts to the warrant register.
". T. RUDGREN,
City Clerk.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
xDunn batted for Conkright il

SCUTt DF innings.
Bloomington. % 0 0 / 0 0 1 0-3
Rock Island. 3 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 ks
Two-base hits, Murphy. Keller
man. Three-base hit. Smith. Sac
rifice hits, Benson, 2; Miller. Sto-
len bases, Smith, Gallegos, Miller 8.
Doubles plays, Gallegos to Benson
to Smith, Kellerman (unassisted)
Bases on balls off Jones, 4; Conk-
right, 4; Main, |. Wild pitches,
Conkright. Hit by pitcher, Fother-
gill. Struck out by Jones, z; Conk-
right, 2; Main, .. Passed ball, Sny-
der. Time of game, 1:40. Umpires
Wier and Spale.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
AN OUTSIDE VERDICT.
I see where they're trying Demp-

Sey---
But what can the records show
That every one in the country
Doesn't already know?
What does the verdict matter
When this is the record clear.
Maybe he wasn't a Stacker
But he wasn't a volunteer.
-DOUGHBOY.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
r. H. E
RUTH A GOLFER.
inv Tinted PrAsa.1

New York, May 15.-Babe Ruth.
the swat sultan. and Oswald Kirk
by beat Bob Shawkey OF the Yanks
ard Grantland Rice / up IN . golf
match Yesterday at Englewood.
Ruth showed q number Of powerful
drives.