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d considerable speed into the line

ed considerable speed into the line
up.
The freshmen, although given the
ball for more than an hour, were
unable to pus hit over; the way in
which the regulars stopped them
was very encouraging. With the
Indians carrying the ball, 1t was a
different story. kopp at fullback,
Larimer, Sabo and Peden at halves,
made good gains each time the ball
was snapped to them. When the
first string men. Crangle, WalQuist
and Fletcher were put in. they
marched easily down the field.
At Minnesota, the Gophers took
their last hard workout yesterday,
and today they will entrain for Ur-
bana. DIR. Williams has . verit-
able mystery team" now. He has
changed his lineup completely this
last week, and he has not disclosed
1t to anyone. The Gophers will
break the monotony Of their long
trip by a days rest and q practice
in Chicago, and they will arrive in
Urbana, Friday night. Minnesota
followers are highly optimistic
over the outcome and expect DR..
Williams new team to upset the
dope.
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MONMOUTH TO
OPPOSE AUG|E
Swedburg's Gridders Drill Hard for
DOWNSTAIRS in Second Game of
Home Lot Season.
By FRAZIER VANCE.

The second home game OF this
season to be played by Augustana
will be at o'clock Saturday after
noon at Ericsson field. Swedburg's
tribe will meet the Monmouth ag-
gregation and a good game Ia guar
anteed.
While Monmouth is not exactly a
dangerous opponent. a hard fight is
anticipated. Though they lack the
coaching, which is Augies' strong
point, they have considerable ad-
vantage in weight.
Injuries Might Count.
Augustana defeated Lombard 20
to in the first game of the sea-
sob. and Lombard in turn defeated
Monmouth 81 to 0, two weeks later.
This paper dope, of course, gives
Augie big lead. but "Rog" Peter
son and Chuck" Larson are still
out of the ranks from last Satur-
days mix with Millikin. Carl Pet
erson's ankle which was injured
the preceding week, is not yet in
shape to permit any very strenu-
GUS work.
These factors should equalize the
game to some extent, and a close,
interesting brush should result.
Field In Readiness.
The new fence around the field
has been completed and the bleach
ers are ready, SO the facilities for
accommodating a large crowd are
better than ever. Augustana's
brand of football has attracted a
great deal of attention throughout
the state, and many tri-city fans
are expected pext Saturday to At
tend the game.
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ZUPPKEPUTSNO
STOCK IN WEIRD
TALES OF GOPHS
Drives Illini Hard for Sat.
urday Despite Bear
Yarns.

Urbana. ILL.,. Oct. 2S.-Coach
Zuppke sent the regulars through
the best practice Of the year yes
terday. Cold weather added an
of pep" to the work
out, and there was no let-up until
every man on the Varsity squad
had been given q good workout.
Coach Winters freshmen. using
Minnesota shift plays. were unable
to gain ground as easily as they
had the night before.
The heavy varsity linemen often
smashed through and stopped the
fresh backs before the freshmen
were able to get started. Tom Saw
yer, who was pronounced eligible
yesterday by the faculty, was given
. stff1 workout at guard, and he
may be seen in the lineup Saturday
He 10 big and fast, and he should
strengthen the forward wall con-
siderably. Dave Wilson ard Nc
Cam replaced Olander and Ems for
part Of the drill, and they inject
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O'NEuL Is BEST
FOR CATCHING 149
STRAIGHT GAMES

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct 2s.-Steve
O'Neill star catcher with the cham
pionship Cleveland baseball team.
established a new American league
record this season by participating
in 149 games, and came within one
game Of the major league record
$50 games set by George Gibson OF
the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1909.
The previous catchers' record Tor
the American league was l4l games,
established in 1911 by Oscar Stan
age DR. Detroit. Stanage's runners
up were Ray Schalk Of Chicago. and
"r1snk" SEVERED NJ st. Louis. each
OF whom caught 1879 games IN 1917.
O,Neill has caught in 1872 games
since joining the Indians in 1912.
He had 1881 rutouts, 1,244 assists
and 1853 errors.
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JOHNNY EVERS.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-(United Press)
Evers has been appoint
ed manager OF the Chicago Cubs.
President William Veeck announced
here today.
Fred Mitchell, who piloted the
Cubs through the 1920 season, &C.
cording to Veeck. expects to stay In
major league baseball.
"He has several offers from major
league clubs and 1t is pretty Ger
tain that he will handle a big
league club next year." said veeck.
Evers made his reputation in
baseball when he was second base
man for the Cubs under Frank
Chance.
He was with the New York Giants
last season as assistant to Manager
John McGrav-
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HAVANA TO GET
BIG BATTLEF
PLANS SUCCEED
Dempsey and Carpenter to SIN
for Finish Bout IN Cuba
Next February.
By HENRY L. FARRELL

- AAAA4N kDA - -
Omitted Press Stan Correspondent
New Lork. Oct 1S.-The time.
the place. the money-but no Tight
ers-that's the FIX Tex Richard and
companys world championship
heavyweight fight was in today.
The fight is to be held to q finish
at the Havana race track In Feb
rusry-f Dempsey and Carpenter
sign.
However. there IL little doubt
that the kings Of the American and
European rings will sign. Al soon
40 the representative OF Q Cuban
syndicate that Is to put up $500, 900
for the bout arrives in New York,
the clans will be assembled again
and the two principals will sign
the agreement that has already
been accepted by them, Richard
said today.
Kearns Kicks ON Terms.
The official afixing Of the sigma
lures, scheduled for yesterday, fell
through when Jack Kearns, mana
ger Of the champion, refused to
sign. He objected to the provisions
for the posting Of the $50, 900 for
feits demanded of the principals.
Richard and his fellow promo
tiers Charles B. Cochrane and Will
liam A Brady, agreed to allow the
forfeits to be placed in the hands
10 p1s1suI IspIoQszs1s pspuoq g 10
a trust company, and the agree
ment was withdrawn.
Kearns and NJ. Descamps, mana
ger of the Frenchman. were sum-
moned later to look over the new
agreement, and both approved.
After the meeting Richard an
nounced that the fight would be
held in Havana during the racing
season early In the year and that
the papers would be signed In q
few days.
Georges All Dolled IN
Carpenter looked like a clothing
ad. He was all dressed up in a
fancy gray suit with a loud flow
cred shirt and collar to match.
Dempsey looked like a Klondyke
prospector. He had forgotten to
shave for several days and was
rather dusty after some road work
and round Of golf.
I'm in my working clothes.
Didn't expect to do any calling this
afternoon the champion said.
He greeted the Frenchman with
slap'on the back and How are
you, George?"
The Frenchman was Just as
pleasant.
Jack Gets Once-0vef.
Dempsey got behind him and
took a good look at his back and
shoulders.
Carpenter caught him at it and
Dempsey laughed.
"Zat is a million dollar smile"
the Frenchman remarked.
you got a pretty good one your
SELF" Dempsey replied.
Richards announcement that the
fight would take place in Havana
early in the year proved a surprise.
1t had been expected the bout would
be staged close to New York.
Although it was not made public,
it is understood the fight will be to
finish. No number OF rounds was
mentioned in the agreement.
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ATS ORGANIZE
FOR THIS YEARS y
BASKETBALL PLAY

Moline basketball veterans organ
lied the At club at q meeting last
night in the Manual Arts gym. {
Moline, and plans were under way
today to arrange schedule Of out
of-town games.
The club is composed mostly Of
former high school players. most
Of whom played together last year
and won q out OF % games. Mack
McClery was elected club secretary
and team captain. Other officers
elected were: President, Gale Pur-
cell; treasurer, Fred Stanley.
Teams wishing home games are
requested to communicate with Nc
Clery. in care OF Hickey Bros. No.
9 store, Moline.
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LEWIS SAILS

Y New York, Oct. 2S.-Ted ("Kid")
s.. The English boxer who for
s ~. held the worlds welterweight
-. plonship title. was . passen-
q, On the Mauritania. sailing to-
lor england. He Is to meet
fanny Basham at London on Nov.
,s., Aiter that out Lewis plans to
mssn u 70 this country and seek q
49,. a With Jack Britton for the
overweight championship.
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High School Shows Speed
And Power in Workout to
Stock-up For Moline Game
game against Moline.
OffenSe Much Better.

game against MOilne.
Offense Much Better.
The Islanders offense has great
ly improved since the first OF the
season. Until lately the locals had
difficulty in gaining ground, but II
the team works like it did last
night Rock Island will win from
the Swedes.
The high men are expecting to
meet a vastly different Moline team
Saturday than the one which has
played the last few games. The
Maroon and White players know
that dope is against them. but ex-
pect to make up for it with their
fight Coach Senneff is giving his
warriors long workouts every night
and the Moline men are being driv-
en- as hard as the Islanders.
Islanders Let Up.
The Islanders had a little easier
time OF 1t this afternoon. The main
occupation being breaking up and
catching passes. Signal drill was
also held in which all OF the new
plays were run through again ant
again to insure no mistake in thu
game. Tomorrow the team viii
complete the weeks work with {
long signal drill.
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MOLINE TO PUT
ON FIRST RATE
eRAPPLE TODAY
DsAby Bylund Hests Tommy Can.
Aen h 1AlAlcweight Finish
Match n Turner Hall
TONIGHTS CARD.

TUNIGHTS CARn
Bobby Byllnd, Moline YER.
sas Tommy Cannon, SyracusA
NJ; 1sS posnds; AnisA match.
Charlie Rrans, Moline. versss
Frank DcNeorsch, East No.
line; 1sS p0uaAs; - minutes.
Gust Raust Mellne, versus
Roy Hudord, AGlno; l6o
pounds, % minutes.
First prelim begins 1t 6s9o
tonight q Turner hall, NellnA
Judging from the appearance Of
Tommy Cannon. who blew Into NO
line from Chicago yesterday even-
ing. Bobby Bylund 10 in for tough
time tonight when the two meet ct
Turner hall. Moline. in q finish
bout. The road work he has been
doing the last week or 80 has EVIL
IDENTIFY helped Cannon. a. he looks
well fit for his evenings work.
Both men express confidence in
the outcome of tonight's fray. Tom.
my says he is out to vindicate the
faith that his pal. Johnny Meyers.
has in him and Bobby announces
that 1t will be . tough time but q
real victory when it's over.
No Terror to Bobby.
Cannon is a powerful chap. but
this does not seem to make any i'm
preston on Bylund. you ought to
see some of them" he said. Re
member the fellow who took the
part Of the ape-man in that news
paper picture. what do you call IT."
Go and Get It!'
Yes, that's the one. Well, this
chap Is called Bull Montana. He
looks like his name. He lives In
Los Angeles and does the strong
parts in the movies. He and. I,
wrestled this summer when ! was
in Los Angeles. He has lots Of
strength. but he didn't win"
Talks Others, Not Self.
Bobby isn't often, talkative this
way. He prefers to tell about what
other wrestlers have done. He has
great admiration for Johnny Meyers
and knows that bis opponent to-
night has had excellent Instructors
in the mat game
Both men went through q light
workout today. Bylund. who put
in a hard stretch yesterday, did very
little and Cannon merely nmbered
up this morning.
It was decided yesterday to limit
the preliminaries to 20 minutes
each. It, will be mp to one or the
other of the men in each bout to
pin his opponents shoulders to the
mat within that time.
Scat Sale Heavy.
In view Of the fact that ringside
seats are selling at 81 and tax and
general admissions at 81 plus the
governments rakeoff, sales for the
bout have been unusually numer-
Gus.
The fans seem to be of tho opin-
ion that some intricate stu6 will b
pulled. to Judge from the demand
for the ringside pasteboards. as re-
ported by the leading cigar stores
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,otban mentor while engaged in
tant coach. The Wesleyan ban.
its first defeat this season with q
lodging cameras now.
out Of each man and a minimum Of
growing and complaint.
Shows Stuff.
There is little question but that
he has done wonders with COlum-
bia and this year looks like the
best year the Blue and White has
had for years. with next year LOOM
ing as being expected to produce
the greatest team in the east.
It's great sport for the members
Of the team to watch Buck try to
sidestep the cameramen. Every
time one comes on the. field the
word goes round and the football
lads keep one eye glued on Buck
as he rampages over the field.
Turns Back.
And usually Just about the time
that the photographer thinks he has
Buck in a position that he can't get
out Of. Buck promptly turns his
back or puts his hand over his face.
The friend of the shutter operator,
however. is Tom Thorp, assistant
coach. who volunteers to engage
O'Neill in conversation while the
cameraman does the dirty work.
And the queer part Of 1t is that
O'Neill knows that he's being trick
ed. but figures that the jinx won't
operate in such case.
Life and football coaches are fun
ny propositions, aren't they?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
ISLANDERS MAIN
ATTRACTION AT
NOM OUTH
Independents, Thorn
Tornadoes Top Legion
Card Nov. IL.

Monmouth, ILL.,, Oct. 2S.-PriSes
aggregating $500 will be offered to
American Legion posts at . big
Armistice day celebration, which
has been announced by tho Marion
B. Fletcher post Of this city for
Nov. II, the second anniversary Of
the cessation Of ho3tilities in the
World war.
A cash prize of $500 VIM b given
to the visiting post having the lary-
est representation in the limo Of
march in = parade which IL sched-
uled for II O'Clock In the morning.
Another prize Of 500 il offered to
the post having the largest per-
centage Of its membership in the
parade.
MAly Posts Invited.
Invitations have been sent to
practically all posts in this section
Of the state asking them to partci-
pate, and there are indications now
that thousands Of ex-service men
will be here.
The morning parade 10 the Open
ing event OF a program which IN
|cludes a professional football game.
featuring the Rock Island indie
pendents and the Chicago Thorn
Tornadoes In the afternoon; and Z
dance in the Armory.
Regular Army Mess.
Another feature of the celehra-
ton will be an army mess, pre-
pared by q former army cook who
served more than q year in the
big concentration camp 1t Brest
and who claims the A. e. F. record
for total number Of men fed in one
day. Field kitchens will be set up
ON ona Of the downtown streets and
real army chow" served to all
cOmer6.
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MINOR COLLEGES
MAY ORGANIZE IN
LITTLE 10" BODY

Chicago. Oct 2S.-fBy United
Press.)-Small middle western col
leges plan to form a conference
along the lines Of the Big Ten and
will meet here tarly in December
to organize The move is sponsor
ed by Knox college Of Galesburg.
Ill.
Schools invited to join are Wa
bash, Carleton, De PAW. Beloit.
Knox. Coe, Lawrence and Cornell.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
CLASH m DECATUR.

A.. Dscatur. ILL.,. Oct. 2S.-With both
ssns indicated for the season,
I'm or High and Peoria Central
~. meet here tomorrow In Z
. 49,. mat will carry with 1T the
- @lionship Of central Illinois
~ give the winner . strong claim
"a sate honors. Peoria appears
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LEADS CORNELL CREW.

Ithaca. NY. Oct 1S.-Appoint-
ment Of John Hoyle ~ head coach
Of the Cornell crews to succeed the
late Charles Z. Courtney. whom he
assisted Tor q yearA was announc-
ed By the Cornell athletic council
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28

SPORTING JAZ7
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Bridge Table Talk.
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nothing vacous
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Does Sweden monopoly matches' NOW CAN
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gallon Of whisky taken II that's
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though Wears and doesn't look ali
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audience asked him foolish
realizes that there fools in country GRAND SLANT
eating because I've tried remedy
Or rather Men don't awfuy much if
they little they: wouldn't be wonderful to be Indifferent
to such calamity? Is THAT YOUR KING, EDYTHE?'
HEN in Chicago why don't to Theda Bara The Blue
W Twill Teehee! Pardon appear
How used lcathe that woman! because she
really
fame dear! COUNT YOUR
CARDS!"
E insisted toddng through dance arranged to drift back
table These all we'll for debuntes
should be YOUR GOING UP WITH
YOUR ACE MADE ALL THOSE TRICKS GOOD IN THE DUMMY, BEE
GOOD NIGHT! CAN'T BEAT THREE PERSONS"
DOES PavIowa well did She ought
begins trail of would be
dreadful for like Patti and Chsy Mathewson WHEW
FORGOT ABOUT THAT TRUMP"
didn't get done in dnA had to take all baste and
thing imagine how felt when dancing Terribly
insecure the least But through the evening thanks
SCORESr'
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REYNOLDS WINS.

l.ss soar Rapids. Iowa, Oct. 2S.-
49, REYNOLDS won . return wrest-
match for the welterweight
SSplonship from Louis Nelson
0fooklyn, N. Y, here last night.
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STATION FOR IRIS.

Bellefontaine. Ohio. Oct. ga
telegraph station on the Big Four
railway west OF here has been
named Speaker" in honor OF iris
Speaker. leader OF the champion
ship Cleveland baseball club.
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GREB VERSUS MADDEN.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Oct. 2S.-Har-
~ Greb. the Pittsburgh light heavy
weight. and BARLEY Madden of New
York will meet in . 10-round con-
test here Oct, q.
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BY LORRY A. JACOBS.

\ BY LORRY A. JACOBS.
New York, Oct. 28.--If Columbia
university loses its remaining
games you'll know who to blame
and why.
'Hoodoo!" "Jinx!" BLACK
Hand"
All three Of them!
The fact of the matter is that
Head Football Coach Buck"
O'Neill, one Of the most picturesque
figures on the oval today, believes
that posing for q picture is a GER
tain jinx. And for that reason
Buck ONeill has been one of the
most chased" men in the country
for several years.
Posed Once.
It seems that Buck consented
once to posing for a picture in spite
of his better judgment against it
Syracuse, the team he was then
coaching, lost what appeared to bt
an easy game the next day and
since then Buck has been of the
camera for good.
Buck is by far one Of the wiliest
coaches in the game. He has a
habit of pitting his own men
against each other in such fashion
that he gets a maximum of work
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
asAToM Te4ORP

Coach Buck" ONe Of Columbia university Oh the
stuff for good While coaching at Syracuse university he posed
and MS highly touted eleven dropped what was thought
picture sleuh snapped the football mentor while engaged in
conversation with Tom Thap assistant coach The Wesleyan ban.
ams the Mornngsde eevea it's first defeat this with
10-tO.0 No wonder Buck is lodging
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-10-21

Notice is hereby given that c. w.
Riddel, therduly qualified and acting
Administrator Of the Estate of Clara
f. Riddel, deceased, has rendered and
filed in this Court, his final report
and petition for the distribution of
said Estate and the discharge of said
Administrator and the closing of the
said Estate, and that Monday the
22nd day of November, 1920, at $3.50
O'Clock A. M. in Department No. Two
thereof at the Court House in the
City of Bellingham ,Whatcom Coun-
ty, Washington, has been appointed
by the Judge of said Court as the
time and place for the hearing for
the purpose of final report and set
Element of said Estate, and for the
distribution of the residue of said
Estate to such persons as by Law are
entitled thereto, and at said time and
place any person interested in said
Estate may file or present excep-
tion to said Report and Petition, and
may contest the same.
c. w. RIDDEL,
Administrator of the Es-
tate of Clara e. Riddel,
Deceased.
CHAS. B. SAMPLEY,
Attorney for Administrator,
B43-46, First National Bank Bldg,
Bellingham, Washington.
First publication October 81, 1920.
Last publication November 4, 1920.