The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-29
shift ELEVEN Dis APPOINTS
ny CROWD As ROCK ISL AND
IINE SCORES TOUchDOWNs
Il1nuts Changes in NV. & J." Lineup Reported
10 Faculty Pressw -ViGtors No Match
TT Locals, but Score on Blocked Punt.
IRU0 COPELAND.

1ooas are costly. even In
I.,saIlk - vas demonstrated yes-
. afIssnoon at Douglas park
.s3' I fpstSsll team scheduled in
~ z nth by Manager Flani-
p - Rock Island Indepeud-
sn1eatsd the sorriest specta-
M ~ SEASON under the moniker
~ warrington & Jefferson col
s:sss vefs brushed aside in an
.',ssf auhroken series Of marches
= ~ dovn the field for . anal
q NJ.
1G1osts that the W. & J. faculty
- frSuRmed that eight OF their
~ ln1talI players were planning
= - hsrs to play q professional
s 20 In circulation just be-
yogtsrday's game. It was also
slo1 that Captain Garbisch' OF
IkJ. bad been informed by his
49, superiors that II he led his
- = each q game he might as
a euit school. Garbisch did not
,ssnaf: neither did Quarterback
icIAsealin, Captain Stein Of Pitts
~ and Halfbacks Eielson and
- Of the w. & J. varsity.
0sne Are Laid Up.
M IL team arrived in Rock
~ ssriy Sunday morning, Man.
- Nnllaney told Manager Flani-
= Il he Independents. that Nc
iaasAlin, Eielson and Erickson had
aeSgod injuries that precluded
- aapsarance with the eastern
q 61ch depletions in the Wis
~ rsnkS were noticeable the mo-
- they took the field. Only four
dtle widely heralded stars-Stein
awkJ., Mullaney of Georgetown,
nasoa Of Ohio State and Lentz of
NJ Virginia, were in the lineup.
lnehles Stein and, Shannon were
osealy ones that showed any kind
I elass against the steady team
nj of the Islanders, who appear
I 4 their best after their To-day
hyee. Stein, in particular, was al
vys . menace in the line, break
hgApugh continually and splitting
I'm before they could start. How
m, The invaders were 20 weak in
~ departments that they offered
1t little resistance against the con-
1rted attack OF the Islander backs.
Crowd ~Kids" Teams.
n voeful showing of the "col-
lglAas" was inclined to disappoint
: hirsazed holiday crowd to the
ut It catoling both teams as they
VT through with the game. II
~ apparent that Manager Mulla.
~ bad been forced to pick w
vAoevsf he could to round out q
tenn One Of the surprises" il
y lineup was the appearance o.
~ Morrison. star pitcher for thu
N Evansville club of the Three
= league. who started at RICH
~
AoniSon is o school teacher il
leeuiaston, ILL.,, but is we'll known
eally y q first class football play
g. He pulled OF one good play fol
. ing gain yesterday. but, on tn.
vanas, b showed the deterring eff
n1 Of Inactivity. The VISITING
Edsld was a Joke all the way
~ Younger Mullaney, playing a
uieack. failed to gain a dozer
y0 I'll afternoon. The collie
Aas' flashed a little good form
sefal times. especially when the,
~ u islanders for downs with
= seosiAg distance.
Tshh' Breaks Leg.
10 next most pathetic featur,
. - Day was when Right Half
"A John Tobin." whom his mate,
aIsd u q student at one of tn,
49, colleges in Ohio, broke hi,
~ ehkle In the middle OF the frs
y!ef and had to be carried frou
~ seid "Tobin." 50 quoted be
0se Il 10 not known whether hi,
laems Is authentic or fictitious
w. ~ removed to St. Anthony's hos
10y ana today hospital physician,
,s0tsed that he might be confine,
~ Two or three weeks.
.aaser Mullaney did not star
~ \. payers according to informa
:. gwen The Argus before tn
scA The men were playing un
% many aliases that no accu
~ - TO their identity could b.
s,s Hclsed IN reporting the play-by
~ account Of the game. Player
~ me name Of, for instance
sa would respond to tn
- OF Jones; and there was ,
~ miup throughout the fraca
sss ~ :. ~ the visitors trying to con
INA fact made it extremely ardu
~ 10 newspaper writer's to fol
- y. w. 4 J. team. but all tn