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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
Baker And Ruth May Fight
HOn1e-Rut1 Duel This Year

"Homerun" Baker may be bump
ing the pill over the American
league barriers again.
Last season the Yanks-to whom
the Marylander belongs = wanted
him mighty bad. Then along came
little Erin Ward and they almost
forgot Frank.
Clark Grinith is making over
lures to Manager Higgins for a
swap that would give Washington
Babe Ruth's PREDECESSOR as fence
buster. ..
The death Of Bakers wife be-
fore the 1920 season opened left
him with two small children to
care for. He quit the game then
SO he could be home.
In case of a Washington deal he
could be near his family during
the home stands of the Nationals.
Baker last summer played semi
pro ball near his own bailiwick.
The coming Of the mighty Babe
Ruth has dimmed the records that
won Baker his home-run prefix.
/ But he can still hit 'em.
And the Washington club surely
needs swatters.s =
The fans would like to-see Baker
and Ruth in ashome-run duel in
1921.
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the title from Caddock less than q
year ago with it. But Lewis prov
ed the master with his head-crush-
ing lock.
CaddOck Gassed.
When Caddock lost to Stecher he
was recovering from gassed lungs.
For Earl was one of the dough-
boys who helped Uncle Sam pin
Kaiser Bills shoulders to the mat.
Caddock is an Iowa boy. To see
him III street clothes his super
strength would never be guessed.
His voice is mild and soft. Be-
tween the shoulders he's decidedly
narrow for a man of his weight
But the strength is there.
He beat them all before the war.
The Iowan stands 5 feet II inch
es. His weight is $50.
After Skypiece.
In the coming match, Jan. "a
the STRANGER" will have all the
best Of it in strength and size. Hell
outweigh Caddock 20 pounds.
The title holder will attempt tc
deadlock Caddock into submission
as he did Stecher.
But Caddock has the speed and
science.
The stranger" gets 40 per CEN
Of the gate.
Caddock can't make much of
pile. But he wants the skyplect
back.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
Del Pratt Holds Whip Hand
OUer Fraxee of Boston SOx

Del Pratt may change his mind.
II he doesn't Harry Ffases
won't be able to deny that his deal
with the Yankees was Z raid in
stead Of . trade.
Pratt Ii under . three-year con-
tract to coach at the University Of
Michigan.
When he turned in his travel
stained uniform ut the Yankee
clubhouse last fall he said he was
through with baseball. Two weeks
later he was out ON Ferry Field
coaching the yearling pisskin
hooters.
Get Sandwich.
A few weeks ago when Miller
Higgins out-swapped Frasee. Civ
ing Ruel, Wick. Thormahlsn and
Pratt for Schang, Harper. Nc
Nally and Hoyt, it looked like the
Red Sox had gotten = sandwich
for . banquet. It was known then
that Pratt was ON the outside.
Pratt's coaching contract calls
for 5000 a year.
Frazee padded this salary so
high that he thinks Del will fall
for It.
The Red Sox owner is said to
have kept the secret dark that he
got SIS. 900 extra each In the trade
But . Boston sport writer spilled
the beans.
The bean spiller claims that
Ffaxee needed some ready cash
for his theatrical ventures and
"gyped" his bail club to get it. The
same quill-wielder totals up . col.
umn showing that Fraxee has re.
ceived $227. 500 in cash from Rup
pert and Huston-all at the ex
pense of the ball club.
Boston fans say that Frazee cal
take his choice between beinl
called sucker trader or admitting
that he got some boot.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
MONTREAL MAKING
A STRONG BID FOR :
BIG EISTIC CLASH

Montreal, Que. Jan. 22.-(United
ss)-Montreal today was hot on
the trail of the Dempsey -Csrpen-
tier fight.
Newspapers gave much publicity
to. the move. One of them had a
banner across the first page read
ing Dempsey Carpenter Fight for
Montreal" This paper discovered
that there was no legal limitation
on the number Of rounds that may
be fought in this city, although the
custom has been to limit fights to
10 rounds.
A bill IL pow ready to be present.
ed to the provincial legislature pro.
viding for . boxing commission
This commission Is almost certain
to be headed by Pierre Belanger
chief Of police Of Montreal, one o.
the most enthusiestie boxing FAM
i'm the city. He has already ex
pressed himself ~ favoring TIL
bout.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
BASEBALL SCHOOL
Is ADVOCATED BY
BRAVES LEADER

Boston, Jan. 22.-Schools OF base
ball to solve the problem of obtain
Ing new players in the major and
minor leagues we're suggested to-
days by Manager Hred Mitchell OF
the Boston Nationals, who predict-
ed that such training schools
would be establishedSat all base
ball parks within a few years.
VT will take time, patience and
plenty OF careful teaching to de-
velop the players. but it will pay
in the long rpn," Mitchell said
Keep them for five years, if neces-
sary and if you get q couple OF
Maranvilles, Hornbys or Holloch'
ers out Of the lot, you are way
ahead"
Buying and selling of big league
players is pretty nearly a thing o.
the past. The trouble is that there
are not enough to go around. and
managers and owners are caution:
about entering into details"
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When he shows up on the ball
lot he's all business. He's leading
in the attack. both on the field and
at the bat.
He plays the insurance game the
same way. But when he's talking
to a prospect his conversation peps
up.
st. Louis citizens consider it an
honor to have their insurance pa
pers signed by the same hand that
signs one Of the latest contracts In
baseball.
Hits Like H0nus.
Rogers, like Honus Wagner, hits
from the right side of the plate.
The le:t-hand swingers have
grabbed of most of the gravy in
fthe batting averages. There has
always been keen rivalry between
the Fighters and the lefties.
Before 1900 practically all the big
hitters stood on the heart side OF
the plate.
Players frequently shifted from
the right-hand side Of the platter
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
REDWINCS BEAT
WHIRLWIND FIVE

The Redwings defeated the Ninth
street Whirlwinds in . basketball
game at Franklin school Thursday
evening by q score Of Is to Il after
a hard-fought battle.
Although the score was In the
Redwings' favor from beginning to
emu, the Whirlwinds were close
upon their opponents heels.
The game was finally decided IN
the third and fourth quarters when
the Redwings made q sudden rally.
running up the score to its final
standing.
The teams were lined as follows:
Whirlwinds-Viv White. II; Cop
perstein, C; Viner. re-; Herb Will
son, RI: Ben Yoretsky, liz.
Redwings-Toland. II; Fluegel, II;
Claussen, c.: Paul V0ght, re; KO-
kent, lg; Ohlweiler. ri.
| The Redwings challenge any
team in the tri-cities and vicinity.
Their average weight must not ex-
coed 1876 pounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
MORRISON STOPS
MOLINE LOOPERS

Sterling, ILL.,, Jan. 22.-The new
Regulars of Morrison defeated the
Moline Cardinals, 42-35, at the
ArHory IN Morrison Wednesday
night before one of the largest
crowds Of the season.
briggs. captain Of the Moline five,
made IL baskets, which is more
than any other man has made
against Morrison this season. John
Diehl Of the Regulars. made a rec
ord as guard, this being the third
game in succession in which the
forward opposing him has not made
a basket. Scharfenberg scored
nine baskets. Harrington nine
Howe three. briggs IL, Axerene
three and Jamison two. Dayton oil
Moline got one free throw.
SPORTS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

BY NORMAN II BROWN.

II NORMAN Il BROWN.
In desire Of every. young and
saeitious ball player is to be given
eaance with q big league team.
sao IN opportunity to show ones
% to the manager Of 1.-THE
s0tiGs champions furnishes q still
nsassr thrill.
nelson Potts, young hurler dug
10y Scout Pat Flaherty Of the In
w.. to be given that maximum
s .as,l'. He is to receive . tryout
March, - ~ -
rotts' home u in Cincinnati. He
~ saiaed notice pitching for the
ant Ridge team in 1918. He
y and lost two games AID in
n~sen time played i've games in
oataeld and battsd 400. He
aed semi-pro ball In 1918 md
~ hefling for . Cincinnati team
year when . 13-inning shut
~. victory drew Pat Moran's At
,uo and Potts was given . briei
~, Then Pat shipped him to the
: =. league and he won eight out
So. games. After the league
,ns me- won fi~e and tied one
tot the Milan. Tenn. club
us game was . l6-inntnl
ssless battle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

p - (sptain Cross Country Team
\, 11ls-woa Hsnsrs Of Meet
win Oxfsrt.

fSsxford C. Carter Of this city
8 .e been elected captain Of the 1891
'sss'aS country team Of the uniyer-
I X Cornell.
G fnrter, who won many track hon
~ e the middle west when attend
- he Rock Island high school,
- the United States star Of the
ssrier race between the Cornell
s1sn which invaded England to
ssanpete against a picked squad Of
S,r1nses from the universities Of
nr1ord and Cambridge. Losing the
srnnier honors Of the seven-mile
- By a sc.nt 100 yards, Carter
4 - second place, giving Cornell
: whiting chance to cop the race
istef lost when the remainder Of
iha Cornell team failed to beat the
Inslish runners to the stretch.
Ypljowing a brilliant athletic ca
~ At the local school in 1918 and
ia. Carter attended the st. Al
M school OF Washington, d. C..
ma was a member of the national
khool boy championship. team
WITCH won the mile-relay at the
Penn games in 1916.
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to the left. believing that this style
was their only chance to lead.
The last year that the great
Honus led the National leaguers
was 1911. SINCE then the swat
leadership has been monopolized
by left-hand hitters.
Rogers has broken their long run.
The brilliant Cardinal Is brawny
little fellow. He stands feet liz
inches tall and weighs around 1856.
His dash in going down offsets the
extra stride right-hand hitters have
to take.
Can't Be Bought.
Hornsby is still on the market.
But Branch Hickey wants playing
talent in return. The cash which
McGraw has been lavishly Offering
doesn't mean anything. ,~.~r
High-class ball players are the
! only kind that would strengthen
Rickey's ball club All the money
in the world wouldn't help keep
the Cards in the fight for the 1921
pennant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
BENNY LEONARD
PLANS TRIP TO
BRITISH ISLES


New York. Jan. 21.-(United
Press. Benny Leonard may 60 to
London in the spring TO- meet
Johnny Basham. British vflter-
weight champion, it was learned
today.
According to Billy Gibson, man
ager Of the worlds lightweight
title holder. Benny Is, tired OF try
ing to induce the contenders Of his
own weight In this country to meet
him and has decided there will be
more competition in Great Britain.
Bssham has been tentatively select
ed u Leonard's nrst opponent
there because he apparently 10 the
best boxer near Benny's weight.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
MT. CARROLL WINS
BASKET STRUGGLE

Sterling. ILL.,. Jan. 22.-The Mt.
Carroll high school basketball team
defeated the Rock Falls team at Mt.
Carroll Wednesday evening in q
hard fought game. Rock Falls led
until the last two minutes Of the
play. At the close Of the third
quarter the score was Rock Falls
Is, Mt. Carroll 10. The final score
was Mt. Carroll II, Rock Falls -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
ROY MOORE LOSES
NEW YORK BATTLE
AFTER FOUL BLOW

New York. Jan. 22.-(Unfted
Press) .-Packy O'Gatty, New York
amweight. won from Roy Moore
Of st. Paul on a foul in the third
round of a scheduled 15-round bout
here last night Referee Pollock
disqualified Moore. who recently
knocked out Jack Sharkey. for re-
peatedlY hitting low.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
|cADDock HOPES
TO Beat LEWIS

BY DEAN SNYDER,

Before Ed stranger" Lewis has
had. time to get used to his new
crown he's booked to risk it with
Earl Caddock.
Joe Stecher, whom the "Stran-
gler" headlocked into submission
in their title match . few weeks
ago. is still in an Omaha hospital
with his right arm in q sling. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
CUTIE, POWELL TO
BOX AT STERLING

Sterling, III, Jan. %. = The
&arling Athlete club of this city
b planning on a good card on Fri
day, Jan. %. The main attraction
viii be a bout between Kid Cutie
nd Young Powell of Rock Island.
These two boys appear to be evenly
matched and a great bout is looked
ior by the local fans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
WAGNER Is SOUGHT
BY NEW LEAGUERS

Pittsburgh, Pa, Janf 21.-Hans
Wagner, former grand old man Of
baseball" is among the players de-
sired by George Lawson for his new
Continental league. it was learned
here today. Wagner, last year.
coached the Carnegie Tech squad
nd played on an afl-star team
boafing his name. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

The indicated Baptists won an
other close game from the Central
Presbyterians, rs to 10!
BaptistrOwe lg; Battles. re-;
Sundeen. c; Dopp, II; Huber, II.
Central Fresbyterian--J. Duncan,
RI; Bell, II; DOMAIN, C; s. Gordon.
re-: Ryerson and Lund. lg.
Summa-y-Field goals: Owens,
3: Battles. 1; Sundsen, 2; Dopp. 4;
Huber, Q; r. Beihl, 4: DOMAIN, 8
Foul goals: r Beihl. 5; Huber, l.
Oak Grove easily doubled the
score on the Second Christian team,
% to 10. >,
Oak 0rove-B. Metcalf, RI: U
Metcalf, II: J. Jergenson. c; B. Met
calf, re; X Carlson, re.
Second Christian-Cralle and SIS
roo, Luckenbihi. re; Fisher, c;
Bonn and Cralle. II; Atkinson, n.
Summary--Field goals: B. Met
calf. 8; u. Metcalf. 6: Jergenson. /;
lB. Metcall. 1: Sisco, 1; Luckenbihl
b; Atkinson. 3. Foul goals: B. Met
calf, 1: Sisco. 1; Atkinson, l. Ref
cree: Carl Anderson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
PROPHETSTOWN IS
BEATEN BY DIXON
Especial to The 'Arxus.)

Sterling, Jan. 22.-Ths Dixon
Athletic club team won from
PropAetstown at the latter pface
Wednesday evening, 20 to 10. At
the end Of the fifst quarter the
score was 10 to in favor Of
Prophetstown and at the half Wa
10 to 10.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
KAN. HIGH SCHOOL
BOARD BARS WEED
ON SPORT. TEAMS

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 22.-The Kau-
.sas High School Athletic associa-
ton last night incorporated in its
constitution clause forbidding to-
bacco users to participate in high
school athletics.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
BOSTON COLLEGE,
WILLING TO GIVE.
. $4,000 FOR GAME

Boston, Jan. IA guarantee OF
10000 or SO per cent OF the gate
receipts Is offered by Boston col
lsge to any college football eleven
Of equal standing that will meet
theme here on Nov. 5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
BIG TEN GAMES.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-(Uhited Press)
-Four Of the big ten" basketball
!eams play tonight. Iowa and the
naroons and Northwestern and
Michigan are playing here. The
Wisconsin-Illinois game Is being
watched with Illinois the favorite
!of having defeated the Maroons.
ohio's defeat at the bands Of Pur-
~ q expected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
EVERY BOWLER OF NOTE WILL
: MEET IN BUFFALO AMERICAN:
LIST OF ALL-TIME LEADERS
Pin Knights of Nation to Compete in Con
gress Scheduled for Bison City, Feb
ruary Bismarck 81.

It Is increasingly evident that ,
every bowler of consequence. or
who has his heart in the welfare
of the great indoor game. will be
present at the Buffalo tournament
of the American Bowling congress
on Feb. Bismarck 81. Big and
little lights Of thu alleys are flock
ing in with their entries, which
are being received at the local
headquarters, No. SOL White build
ing, Buffalo, N. Y. where John T.
Smith, the A. B. C, president, and
James A. Locke, the Buffalo sec
rotary, hold forth. and also at the
national headquarters, A. L. Lang
try, secretary, Its Second street,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Entries Close Feb. 10.
Entries will not close until Feb.
10. More than ever this year will
the tournament be national in fact
as well as in name. Mr.. Smith has
just returned from a visit to New
York City, where he had a most
satisfactory meeting with the rep
resentatives OF the Metropolitan
district bowlers. Heretofore under
the flag Of the National association
the Metropolitan district is now
for the first time in years affiliat-
ed with the A. B. C. Most amicable
relations have been established and
New York will send w from Is to
80 competing teams. Not only that.
but ali>along the Atlantic coast the
showing at the Buffalo tournament
will be unprecented for teams from
that section to an A. B. G.
Widespread Interest
Meantime throughout the Middle
West and even from territory much
further outlying. from Canada and
even Mexico, entries are coming In.
A great competition appears to be
assured, one in keeping with the
magnificent showing at Peoria. ILL.,,
year ago, when the 900 record
was. established.
Mr.. Smith has also another most
gratifying announcement, 1oiiow-
| ing a long session with the mana
GERS of the trunk line railways. He
/ has secured a fare and a half spe-
cial rate for the tournament, an
achievement which will help ire
mendously in gathering pinknock-
ers for the big meet.
Buffalo itself promises. to do It's
name proud as the tournament city
Ia heavy entry from industrial
plants, business houses and al
manner of associations and con
Germs in Buffalo and in the SUE
rounding territory is coming in
Civic interest is thoroughly arous
ed and great easerness is beinl
displayed in furtherfng the com
ing competition from all angles.
A beautiful setting for the tourn
ament Is promised by the PLAN
prepared by the Brunswick-Balke
Collender company for the trans
:. formation Of the spacious Bunal'
Broadway auditorium.
A. B. c. Champions.
It is interesting at this time q
. recall the champions in the vafiou
: divisions of the tournament compe
. lfition during tho last few years
These records were made ON ne'
, alleys. expressly laid for the tourn
aments, mo practice on the alley
being allowed before the playin
- .~h Adu1Ad ~amo4
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STALEY PITCHER
GOING TO BROWNS

Decatur, ILL.,, Jan. 21.-Harry
Rush. pitcher, who had a success
fll season with the Staley baseball
club during the 1890 season. has
signed a contract to play with the
st. Louis Browns this season and
vii report to Manager Foil on
Hb, 2.
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BY DEAN SNYDER.
Base hits and life insurance!

Base hits and life insurance!
Rogers Hornsby pebbles both.
The ring of his $40 gated bat
draws the fans to the ball parks
six months out of the year.
The scratch of his pen adds to
insurance policy holders the other
six. -
Rogers isn't leading the insur-
ance league. But he is getting his
toes dug INTO secure future.
Diamond days don't 60 on for
ever, he knows. So he's grooming
a sideline.
1t isn't likely that the Card star
will settle back into a managers
shoes when he's through with base
ball. I
alone WOlf."
Rogers is of a quiet, retiring dis
position. While on the road with
the team he doesn't pal round much
with the gang. His teammates cal
him the Lone Wolf"
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BALTIMORE SEEKS I
BIG TITLE MATCH

Baltimore, Md. Jan. %. = Man
ayers of lightweight champion
Benny Leonard, and Lew Tender.
have been offered $4,000 for a Is
round championship bout to take
place here, it was announced today,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
ZRYSzNO COPS.

San Francisco, Jan. 22.-Ad San
tell md Wladek Zbyssko, each took
fail and the Judges gave ZbysIko
the decision on points after two
hours of wrestling fer tho deciding
J fall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
A.SALLE HIe|
STOPS MOLINE
Neliners Osfplayel Tws>ts-One q
the End, Although Their Rally {
Threatened to Win Game.
Especial to The Argsa)

y Especial to The Argu0)
La Sale, ILL.,, Jan. 23.--Moline. all
though greatly outplayed the whels
first half, came back and outfcught
La Salle-PerR high last night, two
to one, in. the flnal round. The
rally was too late. however, and the
locals won, 21-11.
Moline was slow to get started,
The whole first. quarter the No
liners were unable to score . point
and only made three during the sec-
ond period. The score 1t the end
of the first half was 1873, With Ia
Sale far in the lead.
In the last half Moline came back
and for q while 1t looked Nike they
would win. La Sale scored but
four points the whole last half; Mo-
line Gagged eight.
Cummins was the star for Ia
Sale, tossing in four baskets. First
was start for Moline. also castng
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
MEYERS VICTOR.

Chicago. Jan. 22.-Johnny Mey-
ers, middleweight wrestling cham
pion, got two out Of three falls from
John Kilonis here last night.
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So Ffazee is in q tight FIX un-
less Pratt does consent to work for
him next season.
Pratt played his best game last
season for the Yanks. He might
keep up his speed this year II he
chooses to get back into baseball
toys.
Michigan got Pratt especially to
coach baseball. The school has
held the western conference cham
pionship for three seasons.
So Del is between two rose
bushes-a good thing at Ann Ar
Dor and chance to make Frazee
come through with some real jack
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
SUNDAY SCHOO
BASKETBALL

The Fifteenth Avenue Christians
defeated the settlement quintet at
the Y. NJ. C. A. last evening in one
Of the fastest game that has been
played in the Sunday School Bas-
ketball league. Both teams dis
played excellent form and the vic
tor was not determined until the
last minute. The score was "a to %
Fifteen avenue Christian-Hank-
ms, RI; Levine, II; Hencke, c;
Woods, rg; Strauch, lg.
Settlement-R. Pearlstrm, 1g; E
Swanson, re-; F. Barker. c; G.
GREGG and A. Swanson. II; W. Bark
'er, n.
Summary-Field goals: Hankins
2; Levine. Z; Hencke, /; SEauch
I; F. Barker, 3; A. Swanson. 3; w
Barker, s. Fouh goals: Levine. 2;
w. Barker, 1.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

4; Scope. 2; Lee, 3. Moline: First
4.
Free Throws-La Sale: Lee. 3
out Of Z. Moline: Lundberg, ; out
OF z; First, out OF 3.
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doctors call 1t neuritis. He won't
trouble Lewis for q long time.
But when Lewis rolls around the
mat with Caddock he'll be up
against a slicker article. Caddock
Is called the "rassler with . thou
sand holds"
With Stecher the Stranger" was
up against the scissors hold al
most entirely. Stecher had won
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

Aueustana, -, Hoaneuth. s.
IiSs soheel scrubs, ~ Toalen,
Geassso, %; Davenport 1&
IsSalle, 81; Nehne II.
"a Ambrose, e1S 81 Bedes, :
81. Ambrose Jrs, 27s Wilton, 10.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
harvard PROPOSES
ATHLETIC ECONOMY

Cambridge, Jan. 22.-The annual
Nport Of the Harvard Athletic COM
mission suggested it might be we'll
Tor colleges to agree to limit ex-
psaditures TO requipping athletic
teams.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

All the news all the tine--The
Argus.