The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21

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sl9 ~ Osvslanl elars.
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- Water n. Tlanisan's Sci
SS3 nne tie best available
r. ~ professional football |
u. 1a1an 70 show results to-
- n announced the names
s5 immediate possibilities. |
n vfam will possibly appear |
~ 4 Independent uniforms.
Sar-the most important ac-
~ misht prove to be that OF
dsndssson, former all-star
- for the University OF lo1a
~ Minneapolis Marines, whose
~ q Rock Island with the
4 1918 has never been for
800 for whom Manager
ssea hss been angling for more
s 4 nv, has Just about agreed
s,e here Sunday and join the
S1ssnants; even sooner. in fact.
- vromised Flanagan yester-
& i've him . definite reply
~, tcday or tomorrow. Flani-
ss ~ liz CO. workers believe their
- q land the big swede star
9 successful, being almost
s1xivs that he will succumb to
| w hAucements.
= HIT Replace Eta.
sv,aa ~ yet there has been no
,siaration given AZ to what po-
~ cunderson will play in the
- 3 probable that he will start
y - of the guards, II Freeman
5seaeslh can see his way clear
S;snain In Rock Island for the
n he season. Otherwise Fitz
=, g supplanted by Gunderson,
- reading deal goes through
sta,setsd.
m among the other stars, who
y wDscted to Join the team Ut
p i George Brickley. who made
! r. ~ to tri-city fans last year
Tne Brilliant halfback running
- Of Charlie Barrett for the
7nnond All-Stars, who defeated
r. lndspendents. 12-7. Football
| - regard George q better all
| 80 player than his noted broth
3 Garlic, who was. the greatest
- ever produced by Harvard
| ~ the regime Of Percy Haugh-
Great Punt Ranner.
opars matriculated at Trinity
s1nrA Hartford, Conn. long fam
= Is upsetting the hopes of all
= u eastern college teams. He
vnAs 40 pounds. and for three
1--we years Walter Camp re-
1Bfsa him in his All-American
G6oeat % the greatest runner
u Il punts in the country. His
vmk with Hammond here last year
M b recalled for his great open
~ running.
N former Cleveland Tiger stars
~ up BY Flanagan are Al Piefet-
tsnA Jimmy Dummy. Pieretti
~ captain Of the Tigers last year.
NM close Of Charlie Brickley's
| y yeaf at Harvard he was asked
~ 4 mythical all-star eleven
Z ~ greatest players against
vlea he had played. Brickley
~ Pieretti. then center for
In college. as pivot man. chiefly
eosss Of his work In the defeat
Harvard back in 1916.
Dl1nny, u Hammond, O.
D1mmy, like Rube Ursslla, IL q
Feduc Of football sandlots in and
ussld Cleveland. As quarterback
q ~ Cleveland Tigers last year,
y skill alone was responsible in
y defeat Of Hammond. 10, in
MA be outplayed Algie Chez, the
Weenn Dartmouth star. With the
liability Of Ursella being hors de
9abat tor some time, Drummy
eAA prove the highest possible
~ Of performer for the INDIE
tedsnts In their final dash for the
| tla
~ Trowbridse. former star
uess lineman, who 10 regatAed
~ Of the greatest defensive
~ and handlers Of the forward
y also among the possibili-
The Boston (Mass.) Post
y him a. Al-American choice
Aols and many other critics &C
o.esd him first choice without dis
~.
Ne Great sDinger' Deane.
aeaser Flanagan has also been
eoatins with "Dinger" Doane
ef Tufts halfback and team.
80 Al Feretti, and the chances
Dosne will soon appear in the
A Of the Independents. Doane
~ evn chiefly for running thu
ieayth Of the field for touch.
80 IN the memorable defeat Of
Svard BY Tufts. Observers de.
Doene 10 one of the best line
I'm In the game and that thu
aoents could not make q bet,
selseton Of an all-around draw.
:. -. seventh prospect is Dick Bar
tI. .0Fmer Iowa State star, who's.
N ~ N line play landed him or
All-!cva mythical team in 1919
s,s a Denheld. formerly Of Anne.
se one Of the best linemen eve,
~ sced in the Hawkeye state, /.
@eauoned a. a possibility.
Maats Men Who'll Stay.
aser Flanagan wishes it un.
~ 0S that last Sundays defea'