The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-27
HIchSExPECT
MOLINE TO Be-
TOUGHEST 70
islanders Law OF Dope Ad,,,..
and Drill Hard TO Feat .Sw,.,,s
n Annual Tuss;., Satura,,
RI .ALIIii AL.

gym and a muddy practice .s = y
in tie wet this afternoon ~ss sa
pa. Of Coach kimmel's nl,r.,
the attempted de:e,,. Of NAY
high next SATURDAY.. Las. njrss
long in loor signal practice r., -
held OF high school and I.,r ,,,..s
vas planned for the comm. S,,s.
Several new plays we're issued -,
learned before the drill was or's
The Islanders are goiag intr Y,
game FAR from. over -coniinnt ~,
believe, however. that they a, ~,
Moline a drubbing and ayenrs n.
last years defeat. tn, sIolins,s
ietes are working their oa-ds.t !,
overcome the slight adysntsr. !.
the islanders. After losing y
Galesburg and Monmouth in IN.
cession. Coach Senneff has dr,s,.l
his men across the coal; ouits
DIT for their lack OF fight
Moline Cries "Fluke,
The ,"Swedes" are now h,,,,,
their claim to a victory over n,
locals on the fact that the Isl,ni
FRS won the game with Monmout,
on a fluke. The Monmouth ssu,i
defeated Moline on another NM.
and SO Rock Island and Molis,
are on equal terms. they say. I'M
ISLANDER victory over Monmous
was far from a f1uke. It Is IN.
that Schmidt. who made 4 lor,
run. had on the same color iervT
Is did the Monmouth boys but (
vas not he who ran ever for IN
touchdown, as the "Swedes" 4.
clare. The Moliners say pothjm
Of the complete rout of the Mon.
mouth team in the last Quart.
After the islanders first toucA.
iown. Monmouth went to piecs
md the locals could have sccrd
again but for blunders Of ths,
luarte..
The islanders. although not over.
confident, are planning to de,r
the maroon and white and captun
the twin-city title. Especially ~
he Islanders anxious to win. b.
'ause last year, with the aid Of b.
referee, Moline succeeded in scc.
ng after Rock Island had out Ii,
1ame away.
Moline Runners Slow.
| Although Moline has lost th,s.
,ames Of its schedule so far, Ii.
team has considerable strength
IT'S main difficulty seems TO be
ack Of competent backs. The li,l
$ strong. but for the last tvI
Fames has lacked the necessar
light. Captain Wood and Lundbers
1T the tackles, are veterans On
he strongest men on the forwar
vail. Both participated in the De
eat of the Islanders last veal
'aptain Henke and Hall are eI
1ecting to hold these boys an
blast any hopes they have Of gel
ing on the tri-citv squad. Henk
s one OF the rest tackles in the;
parts, and by his playing is locke
pom to have captured berth
he mythical eleven.
The Islanders came out Of u
nixup last Saturday without
uishap. All the boys are in prin
condition and anxious to meet NJ
inc. None of the men received i
: iuries that will keep him out
: he hard drills this week. Littl
Who was taken ont Of the Genes
zane because of an injured shoH
: 'er. was around again last nlsl
{ n good form and will start at lt
, end.
Harper Out of Illness.
t Harper will 10 with the lslar
I ,rs for the Moline game. He VI
II all las week and was unable
make the trip to Geneseo. He II
: signals last night and will be
) inform SATURDAY Just who u
s | tart the game against Moline v
: Tot be known until later IN
!. week. The line probably will
I main the same. hu. The bacSn'
: personnel is still uncertain. Wne'
4 ar Duncan viii start at nail
@ 1uarter and Harper at hal
problems for the coach.
, The team VII have numbers
he game The hovs got hem ID
Saturday. but the Moline battle v
he the first tine that tney " ',
have been used. The locals u
= wear have sweaters with crims
y hcd'es and gCil-slriped siee''
= The "Sweaes" wear all ulaio
'ersevs. This will make dis''
gushing easier this year IMAM
: tho mast when the sweaters We
. TIE same.
Following are the numpefS :
positions of Two Islanders.