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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
INDIANA GIVES
TEAMS THE ~

Bloomington. Ind, July 90
Twenty-Five students of Indiana
university were awarded the var
sity Il" in track, baseball and ten
mis- fer the season 1919-19e0 by
Ewald (Jumbo) Stiehm, director OF
athletics. Eight track men, II base
ball players and two tennis players
won the letters. The following
were awarded insignias:
Track-Captain Haber n. Will
liams. Kokomo; Forest E. Keeling,
Waldron; Ardith L. Phillips.
Coatesville; Captain-elect Max G..
Bullock, Bloomington; James H.
Pierce, Freedom; Walter P. Con-
rad, Carlisle, ILL.,; Russell S. VIII
liams, Sheriden. and Robert M.
L1oomis, Kendallville.
Baseball-Captain U. B. Jeffries.
Rockville; W. G. Rauchenback,
stillwell: J. C. Hendricks, Jr., In
dianapolis: H. e. Shuler, Elkhart:
K. n. Kunkel. Burton; G. s. But
tofo6, Jacksonville; E. s. Dean
Bloomington: H. 8. Dennis. Win
amAc; d. r. letters, Morgantovp
Lloyd Rust, Richmond; C. p
AAthys, Green Bay. WIS.,. and ]. B
walker, Nashville.
Tennis-Captain. Fred e. Bastian
Indianapolis, and ". T. Plogsterth
Fort WaynA
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| be1lDse hNsayang II wsaea ~
| ehn1Esa lhS2 - lelling IL IN
l1aks III q swim.
r. 4BsED TO COST A zap
PLENTY. But NO WAR TAX. to
SEN SNAKES.
Out Of the electric toaster into
the blue flame! Drinkers used TO
light where hsy Ooe It; now they
Ii about whore thsy get it.
Necessity h the mother Of inyen.
tn, ut + takes fAEAer . holluva
time b hnlDh thaf ~ homebrew.
Do you remember way back
when you used 70 hid Dumb Isaac
about being tinnied every time he
collided with q bar towel?
An Tho olA.tfme drinks have be-
como sadly leprayod. Once they
were eesl beverages; now they're
god and rotten.
Another good chew went to seed
with barleycorn. All, the poor
cloves Of yesteryear!
Many . bird who has grabbed
about finding . hair In his soup,
rover squawks whom he discovers
hair ON his m0onshhe.
A souse used to be an object OF
scorn. Today you see q parade fol-
lowing one with every eye on his
f-f-f-f-footsteps.
Now there is nothing but chasers
to drink. They got their start
chasing drinks long before pro-
hibition was able to walk.
Once you could drink before you
looked; now, you must look before
you drink.
INTO THE VALLEY OF
BREATH" STAGGERED THE
SIX HUNDRED.
Gosh! How, they must have
dreaded It!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
YANKEES EXCEL
BRITISHERS IN
TENNIS STRIFE
Johnston and Tilden Win Five
Straight From Foes in Play for
&, Davis Cup.

Wimbledon, England, July 40
William M. Johnston of California,
American tennis champion, defeat
ed A. R. F. Kingscote of Great
Britain here yesterday in q hard
fought match. e-3, +S. 3-6. 81.
rs, and william T. Tilden of
Philadelphia, British champion. de-
feated J. C. Parke, the veteran
Irish internationalist, 60, 6-3,
rs.
The matches were part Of the
original program Of American
English Davis cup play, although
the United States players won the
cup contest in three straight
matches last week, emitting them
to challenge Australia for the
trophy. Nevertheless the tennis en-
thusiasts were interested to see
how yesterdays opponent would
fare against each other in the re-
naming singles matches.
Johnston Wobbly.
The weather was hot, with
bright sunshine when Johnston and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
EARL HENDERSON
WINNER IN BOUT
IN OTTUMWA, Ia,

Earl Henderson returned from
Ottumwa today after decisively
outpointing Bill Woodrow OF that
city in the windup OF . corking
good boxing card. Henderson could
have put him away in any round.
according to his manager and han
dlers. woodrow they say. was al
most out in the seventh round.
Henderson ID making strong
bid to meet Jimmy Nuss Of Moline.
II Jimmy will agree to make 150
pounds.
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Cleveland, Ohio, July 2o.-Rin-
vile. 3:osx by Binjolla, = full
brother to Binland (2:03h) and
one Of the most consistent trotteft
OF the past decade, has completed
his racing career. George A.
Tipling Of Cleveland sold the horse
to w. L. Snyder Of Springfield,
Ohio. on the condition that the trot-
ter be retired to the breeding ranks.
Binvills was bred BY Snyder.
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TOT ERRORS ARE
ENOUGH TO GIVE
BUNNIES A GAME

Terre Haute, Ind, July 20.-Er-
rors cost the local club the open
ing game of the series here this
afternoon, with Cedar Rapids, 2
to l. 90
Neither run scored OF Palm was
earned.
The locals earned their run on
Littrell. although he held them to
four HIS.
Tho ccorp. .'Ht
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JOE BOEHInG s
CANNED BY TRIBE

Cleveland. Ohio. July 30.-Joe
oceaiins. . veteran major league
.caef. has been released by the
sSasve'And Americans to the Oak
Ia team OF the Pacific Coast
cue. He came to the Cleveland
uso nom Warrington in 1916. He
~, ~ ont OF the game In 1918 and
~. retaining the Indians this
Hng. He ID . left handler.
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RUTH GETS IlI
31ST HOME : :
IN. new RECON-


New York. July 1o.-Ansidst :
Of mud and rain. the White c.
bolstered mp and got IN even hcaAlks
with the Yankee circus perfOgIn-
ers yesterday. being soundly Thrash.
ed in the nrst battle. 5 to /, 49,
winning the second. 8 to s REGARD.
less OF the fact that Babe Hu11s
Tarzan Of the diamond. twice brcko
his own worlds record BY polling -
couple Of homers and setting . neWi
mark Of 81.
Az In the first two games herA
the Yankee sluggers knocked thos
Sox nat In the early rounds q TO-
opening clash, driving In Slx ru1gl
in the first two innings without 49,
aid Of Ruth. Roy WilkinsoA vaol
the victim Of the assault, but stock
it out and allowed only two moro
runs during the game. Bob Shaw
key, recently brought from . siok|
bed, pitched against tho 8o9l
youngster and didn't seem to b al
bit sick.
Wins Despite H0nefs. al
In the second combat, Dick Kerr
went to the mound and won WITH
out perspiring. in spite Of the tact
that Ruth hit two homers. Little
Dick was good and the next time
Ruth appeared after hitting hls
first homer, Dick famed him With
three fast ones across the chest.
but in the ninth, when The Sox
were away out in 'front.' the Babe
got another homer, Herb Thor
mahlen started for the YankS and
was driven to the shower In the
eighth and Ernie Shore and young
Mr.. McGraw finished.
1t was another impossible base
ball day, but at the same time there
was another throng. At least b.
600 fans were present and heavy
shower wet the park down . half
hour before the first game was
scheduled. There were SO many
people in the grounds then that the
magnates couldn't think OF post
poning the affair. 4.
i Both Go Into Stands.
| The first one Babe poled on Kerr
was q long, high fly that went into
the bleachers in deep right centef.
It would have gone into the bleach
ers at Comiskey park. too. When
Il he poled it two strikes and one ball
was the call. He fouled the first
one, took a ball on the next, swung
at and missed a fast one, and then
boosted a curve into the distant
seats.
, Ruth's second homer was drive
into the end Of the grandstano. 10
. so distant, and 1t also was Q curv'
e ball he hit this time. In betwee1
E his homers he famed, taking thre'
) terrific swings at three fast one'
, chest high. Now some wise pitcher
: will try the fast ones on him, and
/ he's liable to hit one OF them ovel
5 into the Bronx.
, Score by innings:
Z First game: n. II. =
Chicago ...0O0001001-3 .
. New York. .24002O00x- Is
!. Batteries: Wilkinson anf
: Schalk; Shawkey and Ruel.
. Second game: r. H. u
Chicago ...01000034&8 IL
? New York .000201O11-5 10
Batteries: Kerr and SchAlk
I Thormahlen, Shore, McGraw AMI
e Hannah.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
nALAS PITCHES
VICTORY FROM
BLOOM OUTFIT
Gf1b Cane in Seventh On 0iarlo,
Dsahle. and Three Errors
Final Seore, "a.

Bloomington. Ill.,. July 2o.-Er-
rors BY Bloomington in the
seventh gave Rock Island a run
after two were out. A single and
tnpIe following counted for q 3
70 = victory in the opening game
OF the five-game series.
A double header is scheduled for
Thursday.
Main out-pftched Halas and de-
served to win Sykes hitting was
the feature Of the game. Halas
was hit twice BY hard-hit balls in
the eighth, but continued the game
even though in pain.
The score:
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y Williams Of Philadelphia TIE
eine home run hitter. failed t.
nis total above the nine mark.
ease stealing. MAX Carey OF
soryh continues to show the
WITH q total Of 32-an ADVANCE
'oar within a week. Other lead
~ oatters: Smith. New York.
konetchy, Brooklyn. $40:
49,. Cincinnati. .32s: Twomhly.
~ eo. .2zT: Groh, Cincinnati,
~ Nicholson. Pittsburgh. >xS31
chet. Chicago. .3is: Smith o.
-3ls: Myers. Brooklyn. .313
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
ROX TRIM EVAS
BY ONE RUN IN:
GET ALL IN 1ST

Evansville, Ind. July 1s.-Evans-
flle lost the opening game Of the
Iefies here today, by the score Of
3 to :.
The Evas lost the game in the
hrst inning when three men were
on bases and only one down and
The next two men up famed out.
Again in the seventh. when
Lotus hit to left and Pearce went
after the ball forcing Bashang at
second, according to Umpire De-
Laves decision. saved the day for
the visitors.
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BRITISH STARS
IN GOLF MEET

Observation-Disclosures, Pa,
July 20.-One of the largest and
strongest fields in the history OF
the event, teed off today in the first
round OF the Shawnee open golf
tournament.
Among the 56 contenders for the
s., 200 in prize money and titles by
James Barnes, are Harry Vardon
and Edward Ray, the British pro-
fessionals.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
ThFoe.Eye League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Throe-Eye League.
Rock Island, g.. Bloomington.
Moline, 4; Peoria, l.
Cedar Rapids, Q; Terre Haute,
Rockford, 8; Evansville, 2.
National Leagae.
Chicago, s.; Boston, 0.
Cincinnati, 5; Brooklyn, 1.
st. Louis, 3: Philadelphia, 2.
New York at Pittsburgh, rain.
American League.
Chicago, 2-8; New York, 8-5.
Cleveland, 1914; Boston, 6-5.
Philadelphia, 8; st. Louis, 4.
Detroit at Washington, rain.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20

With an average Of SsS, Ben
lineup Of Louisville remains in
possession of the American Asso-
citation batting honors. Hartley OF
Columbus is in second place with
.355. Rapp of st. Paul dethroned
Leo Dresser. his teammate, as the
leading base stealer, hanging up
q total Of 80. Dresser has %.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20

u. y
Van Ryn, who lost . tough
fight with Johnny Schauer here
last Friday night. is not q boxing
manager in every sense Of the
word. Jack Is competent enough to-
handle the Affairs Of Little AL and
get him started toward success, but
when it comes to actual ring d.
rection, O'Grady leaves large part
Of the bout to the initiative Of his
boy.
Unlike all other boxing man
ayers, the job was wished ON
OGrady. His fame as a good fell
low made him one OF the popular
men in st. Paul. Moreover. he had
the entree to every place he chose
to go. It's a story with q moral
tor all young chaps who wish to
stand out In the community.
Jack was among the leaders of
his classes in his school days. One
day his father was struck and kill
ed by a train. Jack, the Oldest
child Of the family, was then 10
years old; and their support fell
to him.
Until a couple of years ago,
O'Grady had worked at almost
everything that was available. He
had always been rated high as an
excellent dancer, and when the
dancing craze was at its height,
he was prevailed upon by friends
to open a studio where he might
teach the ultra" of st. Paul the
fine points Of the modern dances.
Within several months his art
and his personality made him a
strong society favorite. His pupils
were numbered among the hun
dreds and he was always in great
demand at social functions where
he and his partner graced the floor
as second only to the late Vernon
Castle and his widow, now Mrs
Irene Castle Truman.
Jack thrived as q professional
dancer and made his family indie
pendent by setting them up in the
hotel business. However, he soor
heard the call Of greater things and
returned to the business field al
agent for several large Insurance.
companies. Finally he grasped a
the chance Of a lifetime and is now
directing the affairs Of the famous
'Maxotire" in five states. Jack be
lieves that this year his incom,
will exceed $4,000
+, When Al Van Ryn broke into tn,
fight game last fall he was so i'm
pressed by O'Grady's popularit.
and integrity that he logged Jacl
for weeks. begging O'Grady to taxi
lover his affairs. Jack knew he wa
; not essentially . boxing manager
but accepted AIS contract to sat
isfy a hobby, nothing else. H
knew that the boy was safe unde
the wing Of Mike Gibbons and tina
he, OGrady, could do the outsid
work among his friends.
Last week O'Grady spent fou
days entertaining in Rock Island
with his headquarters at the Ney
Harper hotel. In that time, tn
elite of sportdom from the tri-citie
were his guests. His end Of tn
purse was less than 500. but b
spent more than $500 to help popu
larize his boy. Finally, on las
Friday morning. Little AL steppe
OF the train and right into tn
, arms of scores Of new friends.
In three visits O'Grady has mad
Van Ryn a Rock Island institution
Their friends and boosters are lie
, giOn-win or lose.
, Ask O'Grady for the secret an
he will reply. I'm Just q danciI
Z fool"
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Home run - Sykes. Three base
ht-BensOn, Two base htts-Sykes,
Jantxen. Sacrifice hits - Martin,
Thompson, Sykes. Stolen bases
Snyder, Lenahan. Hit by pitcher
By Main IN. Glockson). keft on
ases-Rock Island. 8; Blooming
ton, s Struck out-By Halas, 1 by
Main, G. Bases ON balls-Off Halas,
2; OF Main, l. Double play-Mur-
ply to N. Gl0cks0n. Umpires-Weir
and Terry. Time of game-1:30.
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Auroe base hiiS-Pearc0. TWO
sase hits-Hauk; Gallegos. Stolsn
sses-Hauk; Brant; Ribsby; Pct
~ Sacrifice hits-Rychner, Hill.
.e3 on bases--Evansville, 8; Rock
.o'u, :. Bases on balls--Oh Cot
~. !; on Hill. 3. Hit by pitcher
Hill (Peters). Struck out-By
NN9'ss. 4; by Hill. 3. Umpire
"AAve Time Of eame-1:40.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20

Although layers Of Boston Is q
top Of the hsap Of the National
league with an average Of .401.
Roger Hornsby, the ST. Louis star.
continues to be the real leader with
IN average Of $50. Hornsby has
played In 81 games - compared
With 81 for tho BostonlAn.
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K. o. MARS DEFEATS
PICATO IN 10 RDS

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 20
Knockout" Mars, Cincinnati light
delight, by newspaper decision, won
Ia 1O-round bout from Babe
Picato.
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GREAT RALLY IN
NINTH BY MOLINE
DEFEATS PEORIA

Peoria, ILL.,, July 19.-With a
great ninth inning rally which
netted three runs and three hits,
Moline drubbed the Tractors. to l.
ThA Rcnre.
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0RVY
The Sportscope
], === By Bruce Copeland.
~ Bruce C0peland. .

agsr, 0eerys Dana DssaAus h
AdAAe for . Whaek e other Van
Ryn g JsAnny SeAaaer. He -
lleves he eeaA hest ether eaA
Perhaps - On. Bsing sae Of tie
bost natural tWo.hande0 6&hters
among TIE lesser ligAtiss, JohnAy's
BID should net b discounted. He
b ready for the fAll and winter sea-
son under DANG training and, with
. little encouragement from ROok
Island fans, there Is . good chance.
for Johnny = retrieve himself
Roy Mansfield. has received an
offer from Tommy Ryan Of Des
Moines to match emmett Sheehan
with Johnny Cash1ll, the prize
feather Of the McNulty stable. in
one Of the double windup bills for
his show on July IS. Emmett has
been suffering from an infected
foot and underwent an operation
yesterday. Otherwise. the classy
vounrster ia q X and will he
ready to meet Cashill il the terms
are alluring enough to Mansfield,
who. by the way, has severed his
connections with the Rock Island
railroad to devote all his future
time to both Sheehan and Harry
Condor.
rntn unit. -a.en+Iv 7 IA mn.
hrov how m.nv nrcwis,rr hovs
we're living in Rock Island Anon
ofherx. 7 MIGHT mention Glenn Kin,
caId. Freddv Reddv J.cL CnlIins
Marfv Kinner ali ~ vhom found
their nnnches In y.rious dovntovn
oash reoisfers Second .vsnne +
sionaIly Earl Shsnnon hitc,,es Sis
motor hronrho and min~Sas vith
fhese eInttons 81 low a. ,rs !
hirrs own fsult n hos Iopasoms
sfter aork rs . hi~ -orlS IN,
the I.,- I.n.srs ~ Se.o~d .son" ";
mate xou thinI ;tss sw.ii The-srt
an Iftfie nsle torsther
~ ~ ~ $3.50
Pow m.n.t,a,d :. .cor-,,. ~.
Inearhv man for .n onuonant 90,
caora. paea bic hearpo. .,o,.or
Ssoree he sevaionsS a 49, en
nov;ne ;n;.st,on oe nuoa,om n
csn;ne S.aaa a,,.t,,, hoa;Sa th'
nas.;n. .hron~ IA .;,,,,,tonao,,s ~
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Johnny Donahue has made q
good start ON the way to q come
back. After stopping Rich Kean.
ely I'm Des MONIES last month,
Johnny is up and rarin' to climb
under the direction Of his man.
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Let ~The Sportscope" be your
guide and. together, we might fill
another column for t0mOrr0w's
Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20

TOTALS 49,. 30 2 8 q IL !
xBatted for Cotriss In the ninth.
xxRan for Young in the ninth
Inning.
Score by inings:
Rockford .......300O0O0OO-3
Evansville .....01OO0lOO0-2
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20

Dust OF your earmuffs! Walt
Buland departed yesterday for Jerry
Mansfield's camp on Rock river to
indulge in-ah-early football
training.
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The weather was hot, with
bright sunshine when Johnston and
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-27
ONLY ASK AMERICA TO
 PLAY FAIR WITH WORLD

Baltimore, Md-Europe is still un- settled and hoping the United States will play fair with the rest of the world, according to Brig. Gen. John M. T. Finney, who has just returned here from the Inter-allied Surgical Conference at Petris. Dr. Finney was the chief consulting surgeon for the American Expeditionary Forces dur. ing the war. He declares it is "a sin and a shame that America has put herself in the position of breaking faith with her allies"
 Referring to Americas leadership in establishing concord of peace, Gen. Finney said:
 ''The Europeans cannot understand the position America has taken and, indeed, there was very little that could be said by way of explanation. Amer lca is placed on the defensive withou, much of defense
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-27

claimant herein; on the South by lone and Old Nick lodes, survey No. 2SS6. The Arizona Copper Company, claimant: on the West by Colorado and Montana lodes, survey No. 1111, claimant herein.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the mining ground. veins, lodes, prem rses, or ailJ porrIol there of. so described. surveyed, platte.i and applied for, gre herety notiiled that unless their adverse claims are duly filed, according to law and the regulations hereunder, within the ti<1e prescribed by law with the Re gister Of. the United States Land Office, at Phoenix, Mar1copa County Arizona they will be barred by vir- tue of the provisions of said statute
 >CHAS. E. MARSHALL
 Register of the United States Tan6 Office, Phoenix, Arizona S-27 9t
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HAD ID MUfFLE
 TRE TELEPHONE
Mrs. Swanson's Nerves Were Upset From Years of Troubie-Gains
 20 Pounds

For the benefit of thousands who are suffering from stomack trouble and a run down condition l want to tell of the wondertuI results I have gotten from Tanlac," said Mrs. Lena Swanson, of 172O North Madison St., Peoria, III.
 Tt was eight years ago that my stomack got out of order and my health began to fan, sne continued. Finally Iegot to feeling So bad that no pleasure out of life. My food acted like poison to my system and I would bloat up with gas and sugered agon- ies. My heart would fiutter until T was almost faint and at times would get so dizzy the house seemed to be whirling round. 1 had to almost stop eating and became so weak it was all I could do to get about the house. My nerves were so shattered even the ringing of the telephone up- set me and had to muffle it. slept vry little and seldom woke up in the morning without a dull, naSgn'g head ache.
 My brother had gotten such fine results from taking Tanlac that he talked me into trying it and 1 improv- ed remarkable with the very first bottle,-got so could eat and sleep better. Now after taking five bottles my friends tell me I am the picture of health. can eat anything, even boiled meats, cabbage and pickles without a bit of trouble with my stomach. My nerves are calm and I sleep like child every night; I have gained twenty pounds in weight aud I never grow tired of praising Tanlac.'
 'Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Clifton Drug Co.,, in Duncan by Elk Drug Co, in Morenci by Brown and Beck in Metcalf by Bianez and Valdez and in Franklin by FranAlin lOo- operative Mercantile Institution"
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Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrnoea
 Remedy.

This is 'unquestionably one of the most successful medicines in use for bowel complaints. A few doses of it will cure an ordinary attack of diar- rhoea It has been used in nine epi- denies of dysentery with perfect sue cess. It can always be depended up- on to give prompt relief in cases of collie and cholera morbus When re- duced with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take Every family should keep this remedy at hand.