The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-27
I rRUCg COPELAND.

u DKUCE COPELAND. I
1iy football will close to-
- afternoon at Douglas park. |
Iiland, With one of the
ullaus gridiron contests ever
Ssalioi lpr Ill time. After tomor-
~ he possible exception Of
- r1i1, ssason game out Of town.
n ii1opsndents Of 1920 will 60
-. ~ history along with other
1e.o1 football eleyens that have
Irntsd Rock Island for years
r ringing almost the entire
Aheton Z Jefferson college
- ~ tomorrow. Manager F1an-
W = he Independents stole a
- q ali other professional
i1IInil moguls in point of sensa-
- attraction. Flanagan was
- saough to sense the psyche
i1sf tnDort OF such a game in
|1,1R 1land and closed with the
rnnginns before the more conven-
VI located professional teams
/ n ssars Of the W. & ]. drawing.
Epgw.
4 Line on W. & ].
N to cap the climax. w. G ].
IuIk ~ dope Thursday by crush
r. the'redoubtable West Virginia
| Inafahsers. $50, becoming one
Ifstast formidable Pennsylvania
/ n1Re football quartet composed
dIft Penn State, Carnegie Tech
= 0emselves. The three former
~ defeated the W. & ]. team
/ b u touchdown each because
plinations had riddled w. & Us
/ ,llnQpnship team Of last year. Of
III Tom Henry, All-American
/ ~, nov with the Canton Bull
II ms the outstanding per-
NJ fasteners will arrive to-
~ b Rock Island in readiness
| b lhoN their wares before the
Ggvsll attendance at tomOrrow's
~ They will be led on the
r. " three college captains OF
Nans ysar. who have also been
W rivals during. the season.
- ase Captains Garbisch of w.
], etsin of Pittsburgh and Le1tx
NHyhiA Such a football trium-
Snis levsr before appeared on the
- pidiron as players on the
~ tam.
ossat Treat for Swedes.
n extensive Swedish population
q ~ M-cities will see in Half
- Erickson of w. & j.. one Of
y highest rated backfield men OF
= college season. With Harry
eoea1on playing center for TIE
nlqeodents, in opposition to Err
~, 4 should be a gala day for
- euedish-Americans Of the tri-
a4 IN addition, the game offers
MAJ interesting comparisons
WA have already been defined.
: eood deal depends upon the
Ra3 man to make this game
= psccess it merits. although
nles but 3 steady downpour OF
- y expected to dissuade the
nun Witnessing such an un-
~ notball game. Mild weather
oeon has been unprecedented
W ume during the schedule has
mnperature fallen below 40 de-
~ With little colder wealth
Taught It is likely to snow to-
. Still, no depressing
un u temperature is expected,
ursella Satisfied.
go Rube Ursella has perfect
v3 he believes will prove a
=. able scoring machine against
=. Ulhgians, devoting most Of the
neral days to instructing the
Mander backfield in the in
~. OF Minnesota shift forma-
4 good deal will be expect
quarterback Devlin. former
~ pef'ormer with the Cleveland
md Canton Bulldogs, and
= always enjoyed the dis
- q being tri-city football
s~ Mark will run the team
=. \. he collegians.
\ ~ Novak and Tom Henry are
= halfbacks. Noyak has
70 best ground-gaining half
g professional ranks this sea-
ar vas the star backfield-
49, Louis university. Tom
~ - ~ college career last week
10y remain In Rock Island In
It might be of interest
-. ~ s.! Aat be has rsjoined Tho
M saseorial star and will be-
duties Monday.
weteA Sullivan
a. saoon 70 rife concerning
vu sellifiss Of Sullivan" who
.esm - fullback for the In
= The utmost secrecy
~ aefsd before this all-star
COLLEGE n{avsr vo,,yA ccr-
te~~@ with the Independents
4 s.; While his identity must
-. called. his ability a. a frat
~ M bs recognized be-
10y hr. game mas progress
Ssnaef. Il will bs the last
me season!
n ZAP ELEvEyS PLAY.
- = wash. Nov. ga chal-
u - h.