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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
AUC|E PICSKIN
HOPES SWELL

Things are lining up well for
a recird-breaking year in football"
said Coach Swedburg Of Augustana
college yesterday at the FIRST prac-
tice Of the varsity squad. Il ex-
pect to have squad Of 80 after the
first wedding out. Enough of the
vets are back for a good nucleus,
and we have better new material
this year than we have ever had"
The boys donned the moleskins
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
for their first gruelling hours Of
practice. Two hours were spent in
kicking, preliminary line drill,
grabbing passes, and running.
Wallie Swanson, star end OF the
last two seasons. is back. Beng
ston, veteran fullback; Holland
and Robinson, halves, and Wick
strom. Carl Peterson, Charley and
Art Larson, nnemen, are also back.
Erhart Peterson, Dahlquist and
Fahlstrom from last years outfit
are also out. "Rog" Peterson, for
mer Moline high school start. is
playing with Angie for the first
time, but he has shown up we'll in
other branches OF the college ath-
letics.
The line will. be much heavier
this year, judging by the appear
ances Of the new material.
The boys will have regular
nightly practice from now on. The
first game is Oct. 8, SO they have
full month to get into shape. The
local school has the edge on other
conference schools, as they are out
for practice at least two full weeks
earlier.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
TRI-CITY HIGH
SCHOOLS YIELD
PIGSKlN DATES

ROCK ISLAND.
Sept. 1S-AlumnL
Sept. 25-Open.
Oct. Savanna at Rock Island.
Oct. 9-KeOkuk at KeOkuk.
Oct. Ie-Monmouth at Geneseo.
Oct. 25-Genese0 ut Geneseo.
Oct. 3O-M0line at Rock Island.
Nov. Cedar Rapids ut Cedar
Rapids.
Nov. 13-Davcnport at Davenport
Nov. 9O-Kewanee ct Kewanee
Nov. 2s-Open.
MOLINE.
Sept 25-Alumni
Oct. 2-Spring Valley 1t Moline
Oct. 9-Ottawa At Ottawa.
Oct. 16-Galesburg at Galesburg.
Oct. S3-Monmouth at Moline.
Oct. 30-R0ck Island at Rock Is.
land.
Nov. ePeoria at Moline.
Nov. Clinton 1t Clinton.
Nov. 25-Davenpoft 1t Moline
DAVENPORT.
Sept. e5-Geneseo ut Davenport.
Oct. sOpen.
Oct. 9AGalesbGrg ut Davenport
Oct. 16-Washington 1t Daven-
port.
Oct. 2s-Dayeaport It Iowa City;
Oct. 9O-DavenpoFt ut North high,
Des N0ines.
Nov. e-Clmton 1t Dsye1poft.
NOV. ls-Rock Island at Dayea.
port
1kaAksgiying dg-Aeline at He
lfnA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Will be out again for practice by the
eno OF the week. Sunday morning
mas oeen designated as the first
practice date at Stephens park. The
players are requested to report not
later than $3.50 a. m.
The management wishes it under
stood that all who try out will get
fair trials and that no partially
Will be shown. Nothing but clean
sport will prevail with the club.
The management has already
booked several games with the best
semi-pro teams in the central
states.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Ole
Sportscope
BY BRUCE COPELAND.
SIMPLY ROTTEN.

Yesterdays horse play In Peofia
ought to cost every Islander. who
appeared in uniform on the field.
whatever salary Is outstanding.
Possibly there are three or four
exceptions that should be taken.
knowing all the Islanders person
ally, I would advise the manage
ment to deal lightly with those
whom / know did not contribute to
the b0ifoory OF their own volition.
With these same exceptions in
view, those who will return today
to collect their salaries and duds
will display unmitigated nerve by
so doing. By rights they should be
headed in the opposite direction.
Luck broke right yesterday and,
not disputing the fact that the last
game with the Tractors was fast all
the way. it was baseball trayesty OF
which the management. was un-
aware; and should exact such pun
ishment as is provided in the rules
and regulations Of the Three-Eye
league
There is a deal Of glory to keep
on going down with colors flying
and with clean. serious sportsman
ship; but yesterdays fiasco can be
Hkened to the small boy, who ways
his fingers from his nose from a
safe distance.
Rock Island deserved a much bet
ter account of the ball club from
Norman Glockson. His livery sta
BILE tactics of the late and final road
series should be met with heavy
hand, because it is clearly apparent
that he tried to make a flock OF
jackasses out Of those who have
been kind and considerable toward
him,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Peoria, Ill. Sept. Rock Is
land and Peoria played the last
game OF 1920 with a clever circus
exhibition. Manager Glockson used
six pitchers, while Manager Jack
son used three including himself.
Rules were forgotten while all
Joined in the fun. The Tractors
won the so-called game" z to 6.
In spite Of the fun, a record time
OF 1904 was established. The
Peoria club winds up in sixth DO
sition, while the Islanders grace
the cellar. The score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
MOLINE INDIANS
CALL OUT TEAM

The Moline Indians A. C. Is form
ulating plans for a far more sue
cessful season this tall. coming out
Tor practice with more and better
material than ever in this, its 9Th
season on the gridiron.
Negotiations to obtain q prom
fnent tri-city star as coach are
pending While the tentative
coach's name Is still being withheld
BY the Indians management, the
fans are assured something classy
u Football Several other appli-
cants are also beinx considered.
Practically III Of Iass yearss ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
CARRYING 1T TOO FAR.


The professor said to the schools
champion vamp, Miss Steppe,
you've been neglecting your work
shamefully, and you must remain
with me an hour after school,"
So much Italian music is now in
circulation they are beginning to
call it Grand Wopra
Silks and Satins" is the name
OF new musical comedy, but they
are sung, not worn.
The mother instinct in some
women is so keen that they are
peeved unless they are making q
baby out Of some sap millionaire.
1t was reported yesterday along
the Rialto that Freddy Reddy is
now saving wood. HEARD, NOT
SEEN.
Jack Collins ought to make a
Dear OF 2 farmer the way he makes
George Martins change grow.
The boys in the back room want
to know if Roy Mansfield remem-
Ders way back when his rheuma-
tlz was so bad one winter he had
to wear oxfords.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
SPORTING JAZZ
~ BY BRUCE COPELAND ~
The Domestic Olympics.
BY BRUCE COPELAND

This year they have extended
September Morn until twilight.
Next year they will probably try to
make September turn around and
face the casualties.
Just learned why they call 'em
One-pfece bathing suits. That's
better than nothing. THREE
CIGARS!
Summer is the best time to brush
up on arithmetic. Somehow the
figures are easier to study. OH,
TEACHER, TEACHER.
Usually q (re) tired business man
can tell by the see whether to
take an ocean. MAN OVERHEARD
Mother finds beautiful corrugat-
ed lip prints on papa's neck. PAPA
LOVE MAMA?
Flapper hangs clothes on hick'
Ory limb and takes setting-up ex.
ercises, knocking down the audi.
ence. DOWN In FRONT!
farmers daughter wins call
contest at fair. FAIR ANE
WARNER.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
DOUBLE WIN NO AVAIL,

Evansville, Ind. Sept. Swans
ylle took both ends of q double
Aader from Terre Haute yesterday
afternoon. the first, 3 to 2. and the
second. 9 to S. The hitting Of Ba-
Hang and Meyers featured. Ba-
ehang getting two singles and two
triples Martins home run in the
sixth won the first game. The
/ score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
BUNS NOSE OUT ROx.

, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. Z. -
1t tok Cedar Rapids ten innings to
win from Rockford today in final
game Of the series with the score
tied. 2 to 2, in the last half Of the
tenth, Larmore singled, took second
on another by Hruska. Then An
derson walked Pruess. filling the
bases and Larmore raced home
with the winning run on third by
Littrell. The score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
BAKER SEEKS BOXERS.

San Francisco, Sept. 8.-R. L
("Snowy") Baker, Australian box
ing promoter. who arrived here
from Sydney on the liner SonOma,
announced his purpose to sign as
many American boxers as possible.
to appear in Australia. He said
material was getting scarce there.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
DOWNRIGHT IS
LlFE-SAVER TO
FIGHTING DUNNS
stops Flows Rush When
Flag Hopes are
Threatened.

Bloomington. ILL.,, Sept. Bloom
inston for two seasons in success
don, won the championship of the
fhrss-Eye League by defeating
Moline In the concluding game OF
Tho season. Main came near los
Ing the deciding contest, being sue
esedsd BY Cartwright at the open
ing Of the seventh. The latter was
strong and checked further scoring
b the visitors. The fielding Of
Ksllefman and hitting of Coltrin
fnatured. The score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Three-base hit. Coltrin. Two
base bit, Snyder. Struck out, by
Main, /: by Conkwright, /. Bases
% balls. off Main, 2; off Woodhead.
!; of Conkwright. /. Double plays,
Coltrin to Kellerman to Sykes;
Lord to Ray to Mack. Stolen
bases, Merle, Runser. Sacrifice
hits. Ray (2), Thompson. Emory.
Sacrifice fly. Conkwright. Hit
hhman. by Main (Ray). Hits, off
Main, II lin 6 innings. Passed
pail DEUEL.. Umpire. DeLave.
Time, lilo. Attendance, 1000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Three-base hits, Danaher, Bus
Ter. Two-base hits, Busler, Pur-
pura, Bluege, McInerney, Dresser,
Roth, Glockson. Hit by pitcher, by
Smith (Bluege). Bases on balls,
off McInerney, l. Stolen base. Gil
lenwater. Struck out. by Busler,
II. Time of game, 1:o4. Umpire.
Weir.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
REDS RUY COUMBE.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 8. : The
Cincinnati Nationals have pur-
chased Pitcher Fred Coumbe OF the
st. Paul American association club.
it is announced. Coumbe will re-
port to the Reds in Boston on
Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
IooMERS Aellll Mn TbREE-EYE
TENANT ; EvAs Shy Two POINTS.
vows, DUMMIES TIED FOR FOURTH
ISLANDERS AND
TRACTORS PLAY
LIKE BUFFOONS
All Change Positions and
Play Good Ball in
1:W.
BULLETIN.
Especial to The ARENA \

Peoria, Ill, Sept. S-Peorfa
won the final game Of the sea-
SON here yesterday, Z to G.
Both clubs played . Gcraxy1
game and switches IN lineups
weFo numerous. A new hurler
appeared on the mound for the
Islanders every inning. Mama
ger Giockson led the nut fac
tory" assortment for the visi.
tors and = real comedy was
staEed No effort was made BY
Rock Island to win the game.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

. HfoW6 run = MAftln. TWO DdBt
sEs-Schulta Lothes. Stolen bases
-heyers (2). Sacrifice hits-Ba-
saang (O. LOTUS. Double play
5ufns to Wire. Bases ON balls-On
1agler. /; OF CamQzzi, 4. Hit bats
nan-By Zeigler (Schulte). Struck
Set-By Zeigler. 4; by Camozsi. l.
umpire-Perkins. Time Of game
Not shown
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
GOES TO mGERs.

Toledo. Ohio. Sept. s.-Pitcher
James Middletovn, Toledo's only
consistent winner Of the season,
vas sold to the Detroit American
League tam.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
BOMBER WINS ONE,

Deauyille, France, Sept g.
Bombadier Wells. English heavy
weight fighter, defeated Paul Jour-
nee, . French heavyweight, in the
18th round Of q contest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Not since the Buford padded for
the Whisked Olympics with 400
sabotage athletes in ballast has SO
much excitement been fermented.
The Princess Matoika deported
1000 Of our best ankle excursion
lists to Antwerp to compete with
the world in any species Of gym
nastc fits from straddlfng the 18th
amendment 10 throwing . natural.
When our boys were over there
winning Antwerpian glory and
charley horses, our domestic Olym-
pics buzzed along as per usual.
Throwing the 56-pound junk
Harding and Cox.
Hurdling the high rent-Tou and
me. Unlimited.
Dodging the loan agency-Lim.
tied to clerks on salary.
Hop. skip and jump alimony-
Hop into marriage, skip to Reno,
and jump back.
The 800 installment walk-One
flight up and q dollar a week. En-.
trants, you and the bill collector.
The apartment steeple-chase-
Entrants limited to II to a room.
Hot and cold furnaces, wireless
electric lights and disappearing
milk On the dumb waiter. Open to
all. Won in 1912 by the family
downstairs.
Obstacle race, family styIe-Try-
ing to prevent your wife's mother
from going on your vacation.
Packing the kewpie-sized trunk
Winner: the man who puts in a
buttonhook instead OF a tooth
brush and has to scrub his teeth
for two weeks with shoehorn.
Water pOl0-American team, Bill
Bryan and Pussyfoot johnson. AL.
ternate, Charley Anderson of the
aunty saloon league. Not subject
to referendum and recall.
Presidential relay Wilson and
McAdoo. Team scratched.
Neighborhood pentathlon Five
events. Cranking the flivver; best
four out of seven starts. Borrow.
Ing the sugar and returning 1t;
slOwest time wins the rubber NUT.
ton chop. Player Piano marathon;
distance, 10000 meters; one foo1
only. Player piano marathon: dis.
lance. 10000; both feet only. Ions
/, distance squaliing, infant class;
and standing, broad gossiping oyel
the party wire.
Individual events-Hopping tn.
home brew. Next event for bar
bers; frying the face with hot tow
ell. Street car rush-hour tug-of
war; man who gets one leg OF
street car wins the razor-edget
whiskbroom. Flappers' bathinl
suits; elimination contest.
| JAZZOGRANS,
The beaches have become tn,
worlds greatest show places out
side Of Missouri
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
GRID STAR DIES.

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept 8.-Theron
("Steve'1 Lehman. star fullback Of
the Dartmouth eleven in 1916 and
|1sl7, died at his home here yestef-
day from illness contracted during
Tho var. He v1e = yesvs al.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
NO SOUTHERN SERIES.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. S.-The
proposal for q post-season series
between the winners of the South
ern association and the Texas
league has been voted down BY the
directors Of the former organiza-
ton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Il Inree base hits = Bashang 20,
.e1ers (2). Two base hits-Cot-
-. 0'Berta, Barclay. Lothes.
oten bases-Bashang. Meyers
tince hit-Mann. Bases ON balls
u9 Palm. /; on Cotriss. .. Hits
Kohls, I In three innings.
&eek out--By Cctriss, 8. Umpire
k!na. Tins q Same q Nss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
THE DOUBLE CROSS.
(Vamp Till Ready

The young lady at the resort
hotel bought a 0ne-piece bath
ing suit. The same day her
mother bought the girl a two
piece bathing suit
The girl donned the one
piece suit for her me.her's in
spectiOn and the mother re.
fused to allow her to wear it.
~You must wear this two-piece
suit she said.
@But, all the other girls
whimpered the young lady.
Il don't care" snapped the
mother. "You will wear this
twO-piece suit or nothing
SO, being a rather modest
young woman. at that, she wore
the two-piece suit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Totals -. $50 IL 1o'1V "
cone out when winning run was
scored. ~ 4,
Cedar Rapids ..1o0o000101-S
Rockford .0O2000000 %
Two-base hits, Rigsby, Brant-
Stolen bases, Foelsch CD. Sacri-
flee hits, jenkins, Pruess, Rlgsoy'
LEVINE. Double plays. Larmore TO
Eyers to Hardgrove. Left on bases
Rockford, 10; Cedar Rapids !:
Bases on balls. off Tesar. 8; OH
Anderson, 3. Struck out. by Iesar'
10: by Anderson, I. Hit batsman'
NV Tesar (Foelsch). Umpire, Lipe.
Time Of game, Las.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
WHITE VS.. MOVE.

Frank Smith and Paddy Quinn,
promoters of the Independent A. c.,
have almost despaired Of bringing
Jimmy Nuss and Bum Stuehmer to-
gether again in Rock Island. Dav-
export interests are angling for
permission to stage exhibitions
across the river and Stuehmer is
honor bound to await the result so
he can take part in the first show,
if negotiations with the Iowa auth
critics succeed.
,, However, Smith and Quinn are
undaunted in their ambition to
start the tri-city boxing season
with money-getting match. With
this in view. they are negotiating
with Charlie White and Johnny
Noye to provide the thrills for their
first show.
It Is understood that White has
agreed to show in Rock Island for
reasonable returns. Smith and
Quinn have other promising
matches under consideration.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
SPOHS TO THE VICTOR.

Bloomington has captured the
Three-Eye pennant for the second
consecutive season and, no matter
how closely they were pressed by
AL Bashang's sensational team OF
kid Evas. they deserve all the COM
mendation for pulling away from
their slump at the psychological
and breezing in like real cham
pionA
The Bashangites merely extended
the Bloomers to the limit until all
the forces under the guidance OF
Joe Dunn, concentrated their eff
fectlveness for the final attack and
turned back the Moline Plowboys,
even after it seemed that the
game had been lost. The Boomers
win the respect and admiration OF
the whole league for such a feat.
Moline and Cedar Rapids also
come in for their share of the nit
ting. The Plowboys played in hard
luck against the Boomers and Evas
In the final series. They might have
wrecked the pennant hopes OF bott
clubs. 1t happened SO that the
Evas recovered their pennant-con-
tender form against the Flows
while, by exerting every force al
their disposal, the Boomers bump
ed Moline for just enough to win
the flag by a scant two points.
Under the capable leadership Of
the veteran, Frank Boyle, the Bun
MES went merrily along toward the
close of the season, chiefly at the
expense OF Rockford and Peoria
The Rox managed to stick in frs,
division, but are woefully weak sis
tiers to be there. Peoria, no better
a team than the islanders, dropped
from the running when the passage
became too rough.
So our last official Three Eye
league act for 1920 is to congratu
late the Boomers for their splen.
did craftsmanship and utter supe
riority. Remember, those are som.
Of the best pennant-winning forces
| NOT A CHANCE.
| From now on it would seem ;
wise tip to the fans that there il
not a single pugilist in the who'll
world who has even shred of ;
chance to knock the heavyweight
crown from the head Of Jacl
Dempsey.
| Those who are clamoring for {
bout between The champion an
Georges Carpenter, must be fos
tering grudge against the heroi
Frenchman, who, by virtue OF hi
war achievements, is the nationa
idol of his country.
1t would be nothing short Of
crime to match Carpenter wit
Dempsey. l do not care how goo
a boxer is Carpenter, nor no,
nightly he can hit; Dempsey coul
polish him off just as handily an
just as decisively as he did Bill
Miske. That, perhaps, might brea
the heart Of one Of Frances great
est heroes; and she has many.
| WHITE VS.. MOVE.
Frank Smith and Paddy Quinn
promoters of the Independent A. c
have almost despaired Of bringin
. Jimmy Nuss and Bum Stuehmer t.
gether again in Rock Island. Da,
export interests are angling fo
permission to stage exhibition
across the river and Stuehmer
honor bound to await the result 6
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Individual events-Hopping the
home brew. Next event for bar
bers; frying the face with hot tow
Ell. Street car rush-hour tug-of-
war; man who gets one leg on
street car wins the razor-edged
whiskbroom. Flappers' bathing
suits; elimination contest,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

JAZZOGRANS.
The beaches have become the
worlds greatest show places out.
side Of Missouri
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-12-11
The Promised Man

Two negroes were working in 8 coal-bin in a Mississippi town, one down in the bin throwing out the coal and the other outside yielding a shovel. The one inside picked ul a large lump and 'heaving it care lessly into the air, struck the other a resounding blow on the head.
 As soon as the victim had recover ed from his momentary daze he walk ed over to the edge of the bin and peering down at his mate, said:
 "Nigger, how come you don't watch where you throws dat coal :? You done hit me smack on the haid.'
 The other one looked surprised.
 "Did I hit you, nigger?"
 "You sho' did," came the answer "And I jes' wants to tell you, I'se been promising de debil man a long time, and you certainly does resemble my promise. ."-New York Evening Pkst.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-12-11
M|LL|ONDOLLARROAD
 BONDS TO BE SOLD.

YUMA, Ariz., Dec. 3.-From pres ent indications the board of super visors of Yuma county will within the near future sell the million, two hundred thousand dollar read bonds which were voted more than year ago.
 Within the past week the board of supervisors have obtained two nib bles for the bonds, and now sug- gestion has been made whereby the bonds can be disposed of. At a call ed meeting of the board of supervis- OTIS yesterday afternoon at the court house, the, matter was threshed out. At the meeting representatives from the banks were present.
 Yuma is now in precarious finan- cial situation. The local banks have about gone their limit in the matter of loans and just where the financing of the new crop is to come, no one can now state for certain. The only way out, so some people seem to think, is the selling of the road bonds which will mean that Yuma and Yuma county will have the use of a considerable sum of money during the time the money is needed the worst
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-12-11
BLACK METAL MINES
 . SHOW BIG PRODUCTION

The Black Metal Mining company is producing an increased tonnage ot ore from the Jackrabbit mine, and an extra train will soon be run by the Pioche railroad to take care of the increased business.
 The strike of carbonate ore on the 3OO-foot level in the bedded vein area last week is responding nicely to de- velopment and though as yet insuf- ,ficient work has been done to deter mine the extent and magnitude of the ore body, the discovery has merit and the increased tonnage being min ed will be welcome news to the dis trict.
 The uncertainty of the freight sit uation has had a deterrent effect up on operations at the mine and ship ments and development work have both been curtailed.
 With definite assurances of an equitable freight rate on the low grade ore produced and the recent strike of ore, the future of the prop erty seems particularly promising.
 John Gilmer is superintendent of the Black Metal mine, which is op- erated under the management of E.. H. Snyder.-Pioche Record. X
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-12-11

> VOUR ENGINE requires an I- internal bath frequently. Road dust, carbon from the combustion chamber, and fine particles of metal worn from the bearing surfaces get into the lubricati17g oil in the crank 9 case. All this dirt circulates with the oil through the engine. If it isn't drained cut regularly there's bound to be excessive wear and tear.
 Gasoline also escapes past the pistons and >dilutes the oil.
 Modern Crankcase Cleaning Ser vice gets rid of the dirty diluted oil,