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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
CENESEO TAKES
SKIDS AT LAST
Routed, 1919, by Moline High In
Bitter Confiict-Swodes' Stock
il Boosted by Victory.

Geneseo, conqueror Of all the
ouad-city teams, was humbled last
night by Moline in q hard-fought
battle, Moline was ahead the whole
game and led, 1912, at the end OF
the fight.
Moline started out with rush
and scored four points before the
Geneseo loopers had time to re-
alize the game had started. These
four points were all that the
"Swedes" could get in the first
quarter, while Geneseo scored,
making the count 4-3 in favor OF
Moline. Both teams got the range
of the baskets in the second GUAR
ter, and the half ended: Moline,
10; Geneseo. 8.
Geneseo Rally Falls.
In the last half the Geneseoans
made a mighty effort to stage a
comeback, but the Moliners held
their own. When the third quarter
ended, Moline still led, 14-11. Gen
eseo scored but one point in the
last period, while the Moliners still
found the basket at intervals.
This game gives Moline added
prestige for the tournament. The
Geneseo loopers had counted a
great deal on going through the
season indicated and taking thu
tournament. Assisted by = big rur
Of luck, they had gone up until las
night without defeat. Much credi
must be given Moline for dom,
what no. other quad-city team ha'
been able to accomplish.
Th> nnv 2enPo
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
KNOX BASKETEERS
VANQUISH BELOIT
BY SCORE OF 34-13
Especial to The Argusl

Galesburg, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-Knox
college split q double-header with
Beloit here yesterday, winning de-
cisively in q basketball game In the
afternoon and losing to l in .
debate in the evening. The game
score was "a to 13.
Beloit was distanced from the
start in the game, Knox effectively
defending its territory with Barry's
famous 5-man defense. The az
gresstive style and rushing tactics
used by the Purple were too much
fer the opposition, though the Be-
lott men came through with a
scrappy exhibition which gave
Knox something to overcome.
Fouls were frequent. IA Of Knox'a
points and IL of Beloit's IL being
made on free throws. Albro fol
Knox and wilbur for Beloit miss
ed three free throws each, Wilbur
making all the rest Of them good
for his side and Aibro making al
but two Of the total number fol
Knox.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
DO DROPS ROLE
TO 3RD PLACE
INPIN TOURNEY


The Do Drop Inns Of Moline weat
into third place In the team event
Of the Davenport Bowling asaocia-
ton tournament last night WIN .
total Of thrse-same score OF s.71.
The Do Drops bowled cons;stenoly !
aad might have gone into the led
had 1t not been for = poor start
The mt game ended S6S. the 80
ond soS and the third sl3.
Kabelits Of Davenport. Won
fourth place In the singles Win
e04. After displaying chaupaoo-
ship form in his first two games,
scoring 215 md 80. the 0avoa-
porter fell down in his last att0pt
and registered only 100.
Rock Island bowlers had their
chance ON the alleys last night, bat
failed to threaten any OF the lead
ers. Davenport and Moline PIN
men were also busy. Tho nighce
scores follow:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
ISLANDERS PLAY
/ CENESEo TODAY
Locals Expect to Cop, Spared BY
Victory Over Davenport and De.
feat Of Geneseo- BY Moline.
(snec,al Correspondence.)


Geneseo. ILL.,, Feb. 90 Tonight
on the local floor the Geneseo high
school basketball team meets FOR
the second time this year the fast
Rock Island team.
This game with Rock Island is
expected to be Is close Is the hrst
game. the score Of which was l7-16
in favor Of Geneseo. In that game
Geueseo met the Rock Island team
on the Rock Island floor.
Geneseo will have one advan-
tage-that Of playing on her own
fiobr. The Rock islanders, who are
noted for their long distance shoot
ing. will no doubt endeavor to keep
up their good record tonight. Both
Rock Island and Geneseo teams
will be tired from their playing
last night, in which Geneseo mel
Moline and Rock Island played
Davenport.
The probable lineup for Rock Is
land IL: Duncan. right forward
Biehl. left forward; Rosenkranz
center; Shelter, right guard; Hall
left guard.
The Geneseo lineup will be
Wiesjohn, center; Hamann. RICH
forward; Emil Shultz, left for
ward: A. Shultx (captain). righ
guard; P. Shultz, left guard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
SAND THE GATE WAS ouRs!"

Slipped one over, all right" I
mutter. But maybe / can get in
on this cold deck"
'. Morgan Tight
The shipyard team couldn't
touch Brewster in their half and
I was now positive v. Morgan had
done his best against Danny Fitch.
l had evidence.
Desperately I racked the old
bean as the Wildcats went to bat
| in the ninth. 1t was our last
chance to cop. or We would 90 ou'
Of the lot without a kopeck.
Johnny Worth singled, and Clay
sacrificed. Nanny Hatton couldnt
see 'em, and breezed for the sec.
ond out.
As Tiny Crumb picked up hit
cut, I had an inspiration.
LET the first one go, Tiny"
commanded, land yell at the ump'
you want to see the ball. Make
terrible fuss, and I'll be out Their
myself. Then, after the argument
hit the next good ball-and hit !
hard!"
4 My giant rightfielder obeyed or
, ders. When he was going stronl
1 dashed out, with one of the ap
, pies Eczema had swiped In tn
pocket Of my mackinaw.
Bah Suits the Jumps.
The ball Tiny was kicking q
was a new pill-which<I had nc
, failed to note-and I asked to Sc
t it. made a lotta noise, and tn
, umpire was a little sore and cor
fused.
"That ball is o. K..". he finall
e snaps, grabbing it from me. I'VE
0 use it. Play ball, now!"
Soapy Murphy has dashed il
e but seeing the matter was settle
e went back to his position.
d grinned. So far, my little trio
o was working beautifully. tt
new agate the pitcher now hs
!! hold of was not the one Crun
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
BOXING
PlEkSES HOUSE
Fans Enthuse Over Three Singing
Bouts and Tremaine Arc
Winners in Other Fights.

Aurora, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-Three Of
the most intensely contested box
ing bouts ever seen in Aurora were
put ON here last night. Every 90
was marked by sensational rallies
and toe-to-toe milling. Results
were:
Eddie Barr, Pittsburgh. and Ed
die Raynier, 1873 pounds, Chicago,
drew, 10 rounds.
Bud Christiano, Buffalo, and
Maxey Green, New York, 13S
pounds, draw, 10 rounds.
frankie Schaeffer. (133), Chi
cago, beat Paddy Clancy, Chicago,
10 rounds.
Boston, Feb. 2S.-Harry Greb of
Pittsburgh defeated JEFF Smith of
Bayonne, N. j., in 10 rounds. here
last night.
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 26.-Carl
Tremaine defeated Pal Moore in 10
rounds here last night, flooring
him twice in the seventh.
New York, Feb. 26.-(United
Press. Joe Lynch, bantam cham
! pion, is not only willing to give
Pete Herman a return match fol
the title. but he is challenging him
Eddie Mead, his manager said to-
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
BIG TEN BASKET
TEAMS IN HEATED
STRIFE FOR LEAD

Chicago. Feb. 16.-Eaght OF the
Big Ten conference basketball
teams meet tonight with first place
in the season race again In the
balance.
Illinois, tied for first place, meets
the rejuvenated Michigan team at
Ann Arbor, and Indiana. Joint hold
or. meets iowa ut Bloomington.
Ind. The Iowa team 'downed In
diana last week.
Chicago and Wisconsin meet II
Madison, Wis. and Northwestern
and Purdue play at Evanston IN
contests which have . oearing on
Tho secoud division standings
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

had protested. Y had substituted
the ball stolen from Soapy's grip.
Now II Tiny could only do his
share!
The big fellow did. He rammed
the next heave hard. The ball
shot far out into the suburbs. hit
near the wall, and bouncing neal
ly q mile in the air, 1t seemed;
went out of the park. That wal
l0p gave US two runs and the lead
of one.
Screening. Soapy Murphy tore
in to the plate,
THAT ball was q rabbit" he
yelps. 1T was a rabbit! It's IL
legal, Mr.. Umpire!"
Beaten 1t Own Game.
"Sure it was a rabbit-taker
from your grip. Soapy!" I conn
back. whats fair for one is fail
for all. Danny Fitch got hi
homer on a rabbit, just lik
Crumb. You tried to outsmar
me, but crossed you. II my tw'
runs are thrown out SO are you
four, Murphy"
An awful sQuabble followed, bu
the umpire decided we were en-
titled to the runs. He couldn't rul
, otherwise; he had let the rabbit
ball get by him and be pitched.
Every old-timer is familiar wit
/ the rabbit trick, in which q bal
/ of pure rubber with a leathe
. cover is slipped into ARRAY. HI
= on the nose it will 60 a mile. bu
: il it ever bounces-good night
Naturally, a close survey OF tn
y pill will give it away. and that
l how l had tumbled to Soapy
scheme. That I had turned tt
|, tables on him was largely luck,
|, course.
/ Brewster moved the shipyar
k ers down in order in the la
q half of the ninth, and the ga
d was ours.
b Ito be Continued.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
CLEVELAND TEAM
GETS OFF TODAY
TO SPRING CAMP

Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 26.-(Unit-
ed Press President i. Jim Dunn
was here TO see of the squad Of
Indians to their spring training
camp in Dallas. The Redskins de-
part tonight under the command
of Coach Jack McAllister, who will
turn them over to Manager iris
Speaker at Dallas.
The squad consists OF Pitchers
Coveleskie. Uhle, Caldwell, Clark,
Jack ellis, Nelson Pott and Ted
Oldenwald and Catcher Steve
O'Neill and McAllister. Other bat
terry men will 60 directly from
their homes to camp.
The second squad departs March
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
CHICAGO SCHOOL
BOYS SEEK FAME
IN SKATE EVENT

Chicago. Feb. Nineteen
school boys, representing the gram
mar, Junior and senior high schools
Of Chicago, were prepared to leave
today to meet q team of New York
school boys in an inter-city skating
meet next saturday at New York.
Two days training at Cleveland.
a day at Pittsburgh and Q day q
philadelphia are arranged for N
their schedule. They Will b. &C.
Icompanied by Mayor william Han
THOMPSON and othee dty o0eAA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
JACKSON BEATS
JOHNNY DUNDEE
Gets Judges Decision After IL
Rounds-Wfllie Nay Now Be
Matched With Leonard.

New York, Feb. 26.-Willie Jack
son received the judges decision
over Johnny Dundee in 16 rounds
here last night. !,
New York, Feb. 26.-(Unfted
Press.)-Receipts Of the Jackson
Dundee contest amounted to $lS.-
Ss1 according to the figures an
S91, according to the figures an
drew 81, 900 each for the labor. The
state $2,317 and Tex Rickard got
most of the rest.
jackson announced today he
would post forfeit to bind q match
for the championship with Benny
Leonard. As Leonard has already
agreed to the match, Promoter Tel
Richard may match them for late In
March.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
SPORT FLASHES

Chicago, Feb. 26.-Wisconsin
University defeated Northwestern,
81 to 25, in q track meet.
Chicago, Feb. 26.-James Hos
kins set . worlds record in the
running hop, step and jump of 30
feet, s inches, S inches more than
the record standing since 1894.
Pueblo, Colo, Feb. ga cor
oner's jury exonerated Young"
Critic from blame for the death Of
his ring opponent, Young Corbett,
Wednesday night.
Galesburg, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-Lombard
defeated Lake Forest College, "a to
II, at Galesburg last night, at bas-
ketball.
Cleveland, o., Feb. Esd
STRANGER" Lewis, champion
heavyweight wrestler. will meet
Max Orlando of Boston in a match
here tonight.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
NUSS RETURNS
FULL Of ZEAL
TO BEAT Do|e

BY BEIGE COPELAND.

T;vnv,,w Nnns AOhodm1od <n h0Y IN I
LII D;,,s $500. no;- ~
. S~r;ne vaII Vol. ~ tho w;ndun 70 the
pp 9s,..s y.a..ara.n. r c.rS
Tmssdax n,.ht =. ~. Illinois
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t;va ha.th Mol;re IT, mt On the
f;r;sh;n~ touches scr The m.x
nntve-d,v Iimmv anne.red
h-;u.s,, ~ ~, ord corf,danca He
~. 49, pp ,;..,~ No.. w.;sht
tha, ~han he dansrtaS for the
ro-.h ,ast sumuer hut tha rnveod
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n.a o 49, 'ane - 'tUn ,;n s
rivai IN moline At tne tefmlna n.n
VI W MS Zip oo"n itom u'ee" 10Y
WIFE, uc. ~r,.,
ChAmP IN M.A!"s'
Jimmy was lncilneo 70 con.ease
anu ulioaueQ sesela pelu Len.
moutniuis. Don see where tMes !.
all get tnat stun mat ! anl suI. .
novice. anu al tnat' no con
piaaneo, scanning Que newsPape.
cupp,ns wnlEn lelelleu W m1m IA
SUI oelne wiu 1uu sreen. WI.
. snow al tnese DlEos ,nat q NV
. champion Is IN tne making as ions
az Dotn o my Aanus are hylns
, ine httle moiiner mas IetuIno0
/ from an eAIenoed soJourn IN uteen
!, bay Wnere' according 10 MS press
? notices, ne proveo teiror 10 ever
available miodie"eignt wnicn 'ns
> promoters could 1nveigie INTO .
match WIN tne NOME mAolel
a mere used 70 De = DIT OF snyne es
!" ABOUT Jimmy oeiore ne uepaloSu ~
the WHO'S ONT now ne 3 a. cochy =
h = harDaaoeo eamecoch aite1 q '"''
= OF the PIT.
Says hoH etop ~oI
: I'm gong 10 start on ny stoPpin'
= TINS Dlra ooag, ana tnen an u
;, otners mad Dettef watcn OUT n
q preolcteo' I'm gong 70 mee
= tommy Comiskey IN DaNenp0,
. next month ana prove tnat am a.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
MANY SCHOOLS IN
KANSAS CITY MEET

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 26.-Ath-
letes from schools and colleges in
Missouri, Kansas, Oklahomafi Ne
braska and Iowa, and from various
athletic clubs will compete tonight
in the Kansas City Athletic clubs
annual indoor track and field meet.
More than two hundred univers-
ity. and college athletes, $50 high
and preparatory school track. and
field men, several unattached and
club men, and more than three
hundred little fellows from local
grade schools complete the entries.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
LYING PARSON"
MEETS RAY AGAIN

~! York. Feb. 2e.-Hal Cut
" "nying parson" Of the Bos-
a@lstic club. and Joie Ray.
- 4. C., national l-mile cham.
Will meet for the third time
oata on Tuesday night
~ are entered in . 1.000-yard
q the annpal athletic ear
q hotel employees. here. Each
sas won . race In their lates
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
CHATTER Y.


II anything burns me worse than
carbolic It's to suspect . hall plsyer
amt trying. It wasn't in the book
for Danny Fitch 70 get homo run
OF any pitcher. yet what . sap he'd
secured OF v. Morgan!
The crowd was bowling. could
see Brewster scowl. and he smok-
ID the onion over 70 fast the next
batter never got get for . single
strike.
"0h. did you see that home run!'
growls Nanny Hatton. ~ the gang
came in. "How did that yokel ever
sock It 30 far!'
"That new bali felt funny to
me-" remarks v. Morgan, sorer
than q swollen thumb, II was
trying hook and the blame thing
never broke an inch!"
Save the alibis for the club
house!" l bark. "And hold EN-
the rest Of the route. Well win
this game yet. Who's hitting?"
/ A sudden bunch struck me. and
l took a quick glance at old Soap.
Murphy. He was grinning broad
ly as he Hoped around the key
stone cushion taking the back
stops throws.
Was Brewster to blame, ate
all? That old fox-could he hav
pulled something?
Eczema on Trail.
!, I got the dusky ear Of Excite
. Washington Ambrose. the trainer
Eczema" I whisper, you strol
casually over to their bench, get
drink, and kinda roast US gentl
e to those subs cluttering up tn
t pit. When nobody is looking, 20
Q get at that grip they keep the ball
t in. Steal a coupla new ones an
r bring 'em to me! And work pre-
ty fast, you black slicker, you!"
Eczema shuffled of.
n Come on, boys!" 1 coax. Let
Q get a few runs OF this bird. H
d that fast one. It's all he's got. G
i right after him!"
10 We failed to score. A coup
J. passes with two away did pack Il
It hassocks, but Brewster famed
end the canto.
As the bunch hiked ont for Il
lie last of the eighth, Eczema can
x slipping back, and quietly hand
line two new balls. A look at o.
of .'em was enough for me.
4. "Soapy, you wise banan
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
NOTED TRACK MEN
IN CHICAGO MEET

Chicago, Feb. 26.-Many noted
track stars are matched in the
finals of the First Regiment Ath-
letic associations indoor meet to-
night, Four events, the 4O-yard and
l40-yard dashes and 40-yard high
and low hurdles are the features
Of the program.
Joe LOOMS and Lorin Murchi-
con are expected to fight 1t out In
he 40-yard dash. which required
eight preliminaries to cut down the
large field last night
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
DETROIT TIGERS
SUMMON ROCKIES
FOR SOUTH CAMP

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 26.-(United
Press).-The Tiger campaign for
the 1921 pennsnt started today.
From a dozen different parts Of the
country "a men. including players:
trainers and coaches, boarded
trains headed for San Antonio to
prepare for the drive that will end
next October.
There are 10 recruits, not count
ing a new stan Of trainers. When
the entire team assemblies for IN
itial practice on Tuesday morning
there will Re IA pitchers IN the
The training season Will end
March Is when the journey home
will begin.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
'ARMOURQU QUINTET
/ VCTORS OVER |
AUCUSTANA FIVE


Chicago, Feb. 26.-Armour Tech
hasketeers won their nnAl game
Of the season. defeating AaSustsns
college. 80 to 81. In . fast game
at the Armour gym yesterday.
The home team excelled In PASS
ing and team work, while the col
lege five rolled up their points by
long shots.
Schumacher starred for Armour
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

EDlrORS NOTE SGssuk Nc
Cu0 ssts out to manage bunch Of
Transforming college grads With =
ssnttmsntal. rich and tsmpsramsnt-
al star twirler, v. Morgan Brew
ster. The plot thickens when
Brewster gets strange anonymous
messages signed Raspberry" and
has q til with Lola Chandler.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
|lREvERSAl
leS DEFEAT
RDAvENpORT
uisht III CITY Titls Wsn
! ,erjes An.Arsund Play
800 Return Aids lsfalA
,rancw MANDMG.
q vPHR pCOLLISTRR.

Ting the dope in every di-
ssss. Rock Island high complete
- -lslayed Davenport last night
Sseretana gymnasium and COP
tss quad city championship for
r. III consecutive year. The
$3.50 never came nearer than five
Ss a overcoming the islanders
,s:S sn6 the flnal count was 31-2S.
~ FLANDERS showed . complete
s.saal Of form. The Crimson and
~ eouad played like . champion
- eauad. 1t was the best show
thev have made since Henke
s forced to quit the game. Dav-
-,nrt Mayed well, but seemed to
!. cIi.htly OF form and lost on the
= Augustana floor.
~ locals victory gives them
~ auad-city championship. al
NauKh there is still another game
| t.ean St. Ambrose and Daven-
~ to BE- played next Wednesday
~ FLANDERS percentage now il
~Sish that even il Davenport wins
~ locals will still be ahead.
Dvnean Back in Game.
An Of the Rock Island sQuas
,,syad GOOD ball. Duncan ant
~. st forwards, had their eye
rrlned ON the basket and shot then
+ nom angles. Duncan seemed t
- tho listlessness that some
49, attacks him on the floor. H
mGhed into plays and many OF tn
800 baskets were due to hi
ody floor work. Biehl, althoug
p . spectacular, played his usus
s1oalstent game and threw lon
- from all distances. He wa
= chief scorer for Rock lslan'
egtting six baskets.
.Cnptain Rosenkranz, at cente
~ IN fine form and greatly GU
vlhyed Krasuski, and Layden, WI
M later shifted to center. 4
rade two long arched shots in II
/ Int half, but played a defensi'
nne most Of the second round al
hiled to score.
Guards Play Well.
The work of Hall and Shett
| M equal to that Of any pair
mards in the quad-cities. Schic
u fast Iowa forward, was he
bxn to one basket In the last hi
II be was able to make but thr
III shots In the whole gan
netter played a brilliant gan
/ nping high into the air to st
Newport passes and. althou
ali. fought on equal footing "
!, Insuski and the larger Iowans
Although not quite SO specta'
n. Hall, at back guard, played
~ game. He never missed cat
r q bali OF the banking board 9
noeed with greater speed than
IN shown before. His play
lninst Davenport stamps him
- Of the best guards in this
/
atty.
n the first quarter, Rock ISL
surted to the front and SEQ
4 tlrpe baskets before Davenp
eGuld get used to the big At
thick threw q field goal and a I
tAzuw and Duncan threw one, m
- thu cnunt ga when the quar-
uled.
Dayeapsrt Flashes.
fhs Islanders forged ahead IN
kss paYt Of the second quarter,
Il lowans staged q comeback
1T part and the score stood II
~ 4 half time.
With but three baskets beh
~ Davenporters started the a
n in q whirlwind effort to 81
Nod. Their comeback was sh
Ind and Rock Island again 10
- hop and went to the l
Nil was the star Of the Qua1
neghg three baskets. The scor
- end of the third period: +
asAd. q; Davenport. Is.
: b the last period with a d
Mt lead, the locals slowed
T. Aeir playing and stalled for
- net Of the quarter. Daven
i - seemed to lose hope and
= eeeing on both sides was i
- Hlck Island scored four points
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

Roy Mansfield has accepted a i,
match for Emmett Sheehan with
Jimmy Cashill, st. Paul, at Clinton,
Iowa, March Is. Cashill, managed
by Mike McNulty, is one Of the best
second-rate bantam-feathers in the
middle west. This bout should be
a good tryout for Sheehan. i
George Reed will appear ON the
same card, sharing the semi-wind-
ND with Bud McFadden, Sterling.
McFadden will be remembered rs
the boy who broke George Cum.
mings' Jaw after the latters sec.
onds had forced him to take nm.
necessary punishment In ono OF
last summers open air shows 1t
Douglas park Some mix, Reed and
McFadden!
The same promoters express a
desire to match Reed with Steve
Ketchel for q later windup attrac-
ton in case he polishes OF McFad-
den. George is a big favorite In
Clinton, having won = home up
there for his great showing on
their last card. Mansfield, who is
handling all the affairs OF Shee-
han, Reed and Kelly, is trying to
land his other battlers. Moody and
Berris, on the same card.
i