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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01

Zenuska: "Povtdas, u tvoje
maminka je tax v5tedna ku-
chafka. To bych pochybovala,
protoze 81 tvdj tatfnek st6zoval
stale ma pokazenI zaludek".
Manzel: PRAY matka Sc
to naucila dlouhou praxf ma ia
,tinkovi'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
NAVSTEVA u

PAM K6na Zatfepalkoya.
chot' finantniho rady y Praze.
vratila Sc r%ozrusena a uStvana
re tfi schulz, kterych Sc toho
dine uGastnila. V pry6 Sc iedna-
10 o blahu nevylttitelnych NV
sterickych zen, y druh6 0 po-
%vzneseni lyzareni ma rozto-
ckych stranfch a treti 0 Cd
stran6ni psfch nahubku. VSude
Sc vaSniv6 debatovalo, a take
PAM K6ha, predni boiovnice
zG zenska prava a osobnost da-
leko ku pfedu vychylena, casa
hla nejednou do symfonie ZEN
skych hlasG, ktert ien stezf o.
vladal klinkavy pfedsednickv
zvonecek.
We vsech tfech pfipadech
byly debaty velmi plodn6, jak
s! snaziv6 zapisoyatelky s pot6-
senim libovaly, usneseni vSak
byla vsude pro pokrotilou do
bu odrotena. UGastnice schaze
Sc rozchazely buin6 jako klo-
kani, jazyky Sc jim setrvaGno-
sti samochtic pohybovaly a o.
metaly jake Sroub rozieteho
parnitku, ktery kapitan dava
nahle zastaviti, vida ma vltav-
ske hladin6 blizici Sc nepfatel-
sky remork6r.
PAM K6ha klesla ma kreslo
pred toiletnim stolkem a POGO
rovala Sc V zrcadle. V posledni
dobe cinila tax $ jistymi oba-
vanfi, nebot oBraz, kterv sc
zrcadlil naproti V brousen6m
skie ryvoliyal ' nj elegicke
rozi NJ .iejicnosti zen
S.,t j Iyabu.
Divalat' Sc ma nj re 2rcadla
zena bledych masitJch tvari.
stara cigaretarka $ modravymi
kruhy pod o6ima, nedbale ma
pudrovana a s ylasoyou podloz
kou, V fecnick6m turnaii zna6-
ne seSikmelou.
kdyz ziyla, zasyitily prot nj
v zrcadle zlat6 plomby ma zu-
bech. Vyterpani a prazdnota
zlvota il Ease strasily jake "a
mladych let, kdyz Sc vracivala
pozde k ranu 2 plesu domu.
Potrebovala Ease injekce n6ia-
svezfch dojmd, kter6 by
zleniv6ly rytmus jejiho zivota
popohnaly do bystrejsiho klu-
su a zahraly srdce, povazlive
jiz vychladajici.
Prav6 vtera oslavila Y nei-
vetsl tichosti osmatricat6 naro-
zenlny a $ bolestnym pohnu-
srdce prijala hold mladist-
vych delegatek re til zenskych
spolkd, V nichz byla zdatnou
clnovnici. Byla to mlada, svezf
devcatka s trochou prepjaty-
mi mozecky, ktera ssala s ie-
Itch rtG velka hesla o o~svoboze
zen a poddanstvi muzad, a ie-
Ilchz svitorne stebetani naplni-
o JeJi budoir, vynikajici mi
.ym neurasthenickym nepofad-
<em, jarnfm puvabem krehk6-
10 mladi.
PAM K6ha sklonila nakade-
'ehou hlavu ma prsa a septala
lse draha il jmena Arturo. F.
iuarde, Karle, Raimunde, Fran
Il, Jiri, Jaroslave, Volod'o -
en- Jednoho jmena nevzpomne
a, Medarda, nebot' to bylo jm6
10 pokorneho jeiiho milence a
nanzela, ktery s beranGi trp6-
lvosti snasel s nj ma dvacatE
ok slasti spoletneho zivota pfi
'ddelenych loznicfch a 8 neu-
ralnfm pasmem V i{deln9.
Pani stiskla knoflik elektri-
keno vedenf ma tezitku 2 hla-
mon IN r.T - Nx. T<
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
Pred holirnou "a dnesnich veder. = Kd

rove, ktery Sc chvel jake chy-
Gene place, ovSem place, mali
CT smysl pouze pro zp6v hostel
nj a pout'ovy.
"Jedenkrat sto tisic korun!'
orakoval 81 nejmladSi pisar pc
Pourovi a vrhl pri tom labuzni-
cky pohled pres dvur ma pro-
t6jSi dunn, kde sed6ly u okna
tri mlade cernovlase divky u
siti. Ia $ 6ervenou stuzkou We
vlasech byla jeho ideal, a dosti
mne - vypaleneho kocoura -
mrZelo, re nemoudra zaba da-
Va prednost mlade manipulate
pred starnoucim konceptem.
Zdalo Sc, re je Pour napro-
sto ZniGen. Jak mohla jeho do
Skova chalupa snesti takov6
centove zatizeni a odkud asi
nest'astnik k takov6 pohrome
prisell
"PaneGku, to Dude kolkn",
hrozil Sc pan feditel, "to yam
barak ami ma kolky nestaGi, d.
traty vSecko sezerou a nejlepSi
re vSeho dostane erar", dodal
zavistive.
Pan feditel mel dust hlu-
boce Zakoreneny vztek ma erar,
ktery provazi kolky a poplatky
kazdeho smrtelnika cd naroze-
nj az do hrobu a bratrsky Sc
deli 5 domacimi pany o t9zce
vybran6 Ginze, s majetniky noe
Mich kavaren 0 horce zaslouze-
ny vyd6lek, a St'astne dedice,
kteri Sc re zarmutku sotva
vzpamatovali, naplnuje no
wynn, hlubokym zalem.
"Dejte sem ten vym6r", zvo-
lal jsem prudce ma Poura, "no-
divame Sc ma to-.
Pour 81 ohledal vSecky kapsy
q moZolnou rukou, ma nfz vse-
cky lily vyvstavaly, podaval
mn6 osudny arch. Bylo to dlou
he tteni. Sotva jsem preGetl
nekolik radek, shledal jsem, re
nestalo Sc tax yelk6 nest9sti.
Baratnik Pour ami neziroval
princeZne Koburske sm6nku,
ami 81 sam sto sto tisic korun
ne%vypujtil nebo We zbozi ne
vybral. coz by byl ostatne po-
kus naprosto beznad6jny.
este dluzen staviteli Koni-
klecovi stodvacet korun?" ota-
zal jsem Sc Poura, ktery ma
konferetni layici patrn6 okri-
val.
ITO jsem, pane doktore, 60
bych to zapiral, mann je Y kni-
bach.
"Nu, tax vidite, w jste dlu-
zen Koniklecoyi stodvacet ko-
run, a koniklec, ktery Sc houpa
pred konkursem, je dluzen "a
Sc stavebni bance V Praze sto
tisic korun. Tech sto tisic dava
81 banka pojistiti ma Konikleco-
vych realitach a ma vsech moz-
nych jeho pohledavkach, take
ma one, kterou ma "a vami. Ne
budete platit bance vic, nez co
jste dluzen Koniklecovi, totiz
stodvacet korun".
S veselou mvsli skladal uklid
n6ny Pour exekucni vymer do
a S chuti zaplatil "a po-
"Zena Dude nit hroznou ra-
teSil Sc detinsky, "a je-
dnes veGer 81 pdjde pro kra-
" Ike kmotri6kovi Vancurovi,
<am 81 je re strachu pred exc
iucf dala schovat".
PAX odchazel z kancelafe
jake tlovek, ktery ma ma
'ealit6 V bezpeGnem pofadf vie I
emo sto tisic korun. Takove cti
u Mich ma vsi kazdemu bara- {
III kedostalo!-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01

"Slysel isem, re PAM Roz-
kosna souhlasf Gplne 8 rozvo-
dem. ktery if nabfzf muz".
"Ano, to byl jediny souhlas,
ktery projevila 8 muzem pc
dobu jejich manzelstvi".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
Oblibenost aprovisacnich
"-enek"

"Vystavil jsem ma P. ". ".
objemnou sbirku nehonorova-
nych "-enek" z DOLBY valetn6
" d~omn6ni, kdovi jakou atrakci
tc b, 'e a zatim, kdo sci okolo,
jen 81 odplivn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
POSETII.E
EIISTORKY.
Adolf Cervinka.
HYPCT TKA
. pam6ti vetn6ho koncipienta.

il. GTeuSlIl ny ala ZdStdNend kO
silky Sc syrecky, maslem a vel
ci, kterez movitosti 81 tam xii
enti uschovali q pc porade opet
odnaSeli.
Ma rozviklant rakosovt po-
hovce Sc stlacilo az sest osob.
tekajicich trp6liyd. az ma ne
dojde rada. Starr vym6nkari.
kteri 81 prisli stezovat. Re i'm
tvrd6 snachy o~dvad6ii Spatn6
ulezele homolky nebo stara -ei
&c, vyhTfvali Sc ma starodavn6
dfev6n6 lavici u kamen a pozor
ne poslouchali, co sc Y kance-
lafi Sustlo. Byla to pro ne DO
choutka, sedeti jake We vVcepu
pravnickych moudrosti. Kdo
mel n6jakou zvlaStnf bolest
ktera nebyla pro yereinost u
rtena, byl zaveden do pokoie
sefova. jejz zdobil stejn6 strfz-
Hwy nabytek. jake byl We spo-
leone kancelari personalu. tax
Zvan6m celednfku.
Jedne zimni soboty prisel K
nam ma poradu bara6nik Pour.
Bylo ma mem 2 daleka vid6t, re
neni re statku, kozich ieho byl
cely olezly a ohavne nacichly
tab5kem. Pour kouHl jenom
sprosty a nevzmohl Sc nikdy ia
ko st'astn6jSi jeho soused6 ma
kratk6 doutniky. Porady Sc IL
ttovaly Pourovi pod reziinf ce-
nu, &C to byly zpravidla neitez-
81 zahady 2 prava sousedsk6-
no, honebniho, ba i vodniho.
d1stojne komisare phi advokat
nj zkousce.
Je TO w stara ZkuSenost, re
nejv6tSi chudaci ziii Y nejsple-
ten6jSich pravnich pomerech.
kdezto ma ziyot velkych panu
stati nekolik paragraph obGan-
skeho zakona, tax je u Mich
vse sporadan6 a jasn6. Tento-
KRAFT pTiSel Pour nadmiru vzru-
Sen. Solicitation S+rasirypka.
ktery 81 daval zN,-l6jsi titul
"reditele kancelare', &C slouzil
ma yojn6 jenom Il pekaru, ma
bidl Pourovi Ike zbystreni nala-
dy Snupetek, ale ami to nebylo
mic platno. Pour poSilhaval pc
dyefich Sefovych, jake by Sc
dnes necht6l spokojiti mou kon
cipientskou radon, a Y jeho iva
ii zrcadlila Sc jakasi slavnost-
nj, tvrda odhodlanost. re "a
plati "a poradu i cel6 dive ko-
runy.
Zpravu, Re s6f nepfijde, pri-
jail Pour Sc zrejmou nechutf, a
cht6 nechte usedl ma mou pro
stinkou konferenGni lavici, kite
IA, nemajic op6radla, poskyto-
vala sedicim ma nj osobam stei
nych pozitkG, jake s~tfedov6ky
dfev6ny kozel inkvisitdm. To
Sc stejne tykalo muk telesnlch
i ~dusevnich, nebot' isem kladl
vahu ma to, abych pripad
co nejbedliveji vysetril, zejm6-
kdyz vec byla choulostiva.
Zeptal jsem Sc Poura co neise-
trneji, co nam pfinasi. Pour "a
vzdychal hluboce pc prve a pc
druhe a pax mne vyprav6l
s~trasnou novinu. Ma ieho ba-
rak, ktery mel mezi bratry ce-
nu osmi stovek star6ho cfsla,
dala 81 prazska stavebnf ban
ka eXekucn6 vt6liti sto tisic ko-
run. Kdyz tuto straSlivou cfsli-
dopov6del, zdvihly Sc vsecky
cd stolG.
Pan reditel kancelafe Sc
vzpamatoval neidrive 2 leknu-
a prohodil, re Poole tarifu
vice nez sto korun stavebnf ban
IA "a tn pffsernou tabularku
nedostane. Mel baiecn6 vyvinu
y smysl pro pfevad6ni s6fovy
me prace ma kOrunovou me-
NJ, a vice nez me lyrick6 basn9
.mponovaly mu mole 8 oriental
ri obrazotvornosti sestavovane
Dalmarnf u6ty
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01

chyne oval Sc tenounkym hla-
skem zvonek a do pokoje Sc
Vhrnula statna kucharka Andu
la Klepeta6kova.
"Co jste uvafila k obedu?"
ptala Sc reditelka domacnosti
4evtetc.
"Cotku s parAem''.
"ByI tn n6kdo?"
"Jest6 n6jaka opozdena gra-
Itulace a post'ak. Tady je po-
Sta.
PAM K6na Sc vzpruzila. Sc
brala prehrsli dopisu, listkd a
vSelikych ornament a utkv6la
dlouhym pohledem ma pohled-
nici q horsk6ho hotelu V Pod
krkonosi. Jeji y6rna pritelkyne
Mica Klapsova il posilala po-
zdrav a d6lala ii laskominy.
Psala il, ably "a nj priiela, re
jc Y hotelu az pul Prahy, zivot
wesley a pestry, sanice nadher-
ma, panorama bajetna, kuchy-
ne p%rvotfidni.
PAM Kona Sc chvilku rozmy-
Slela a byla brzy rozhodnuta.
Ulozila Andule, ably il prinesla
obed do jejiho pokoje a pfipra-
villa cestovni kufr a saty ma ce-
stu. Andula vytrestila oti.
"Jeiej, milostiva pojede ted
Y zine ma cesty? A co mas mi
lostpan?"
Andula mela davno spadeno
ma to, ably Sc podivala domu ma
zabijatky a table prilezitost by
Sc il hodila dobre pro vylet.
me, pan zustane donna a Wy
Sc budete o n6ho starat''.
Andula Sc trochu nejiste "a
cervenala a tahala dial rozumy
"A to pojede milostiva sama
Grahou?"
"Cozpak isem nejaka nedo-
Ispela Skolacka? Porad do vas
vtloukam, re my zeny jsme stej
ne svobodne a name stejna pra
Na s muzi a w byste snad chte-
la, ably ma mne n6kdo daval po-
zor! Moderni zena 81 muze ieti
kan chce a jak chce, pamatuj-
te 81 to-"
"Prosim, tax jsem to nemy-
slela, ale ma cestG Sc ledacos
muze stat. A pax je dobre ne
koho NIT $ sebou, kdo by kou-
pill listek, obsadil misto V kupG
a pomohl nosit zavazadla. Ma
to Sc jeste hodi nejlip muzska
'osoba".
"Tomu Wy, miIa Andulo. ne
rozumite, al ,44iCa4 ma mfsto.
kriknu Z okna 'tregr" q az .
pujde. Ale ted mn6 honem del
te obed, je prav6 pul ttvrte".
Andula zmizela ' kuchyni a
PAM K6ha Sc pomalu odstrojo-
vala. Napadlo il, re ma kuchaf
ka Vlastne pravdu. Kdyby ne
kde "a Jilemnici vykrikla
"tregr', MONA, lie by slySela z
horske strane p6knou ozv6nu,
ale ME vie. Neyylezla by z ma
drazi ami noha. Smirila Sc pro-
to S mySlenkou, re 81 vezme do
hor kavalira. ktery by il pro-
kazoval sluzbicky a byl jest6
vdecny "a to, re Sc smi kolem
otateti. Jeji vlastni manzel
byl Z takove funkce iiz napred
vylouten. Postradal pro nj vse-
Ike zajimavosti a krone toho.
ze by Sc ted Y ZINE t6zko w
prostil 2 kancelafe, nebyl by k
lytifskym sluzbam ami dosti o.
cbotny.
Pan rada Zatrepalek 81 totiz
potinal tax, jakoby manzelska
prava k pant K6ni propachto-
val nekomu ma SO let a necha-
val roupy a vrtochy sve PAM
jake rychlen6 okurky We
sklenlku, mysle 81 prayem, re Y
tonic pffpad6 Sc media liz ME
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28

KILBANE URGES NEW SCORING
PLAN FOR BENEFIT OF CROWD

Cleveland, April 3S.-Johuny XII
bane, featherweight champion Of
the world, advocates the idea that
boxing bouts should b scored
round By round.
LET the ringsiders and the boz
efs know who ID winning - the
Aght goes along" says Kilbane.
They'll enjoy boxing . lot more
Il they know how the night y 90.
Ing. The benefits would b mutual
to both fans and fighters.
IF the referee announced q
the end Of each round which hight
er won it fans could mark it down
on their score cards. When the
fight was over they could add up
the rounds each man won and
they'd have the decision.
Scoring fights round BY round
would help eliminate poor or crook
ed refereeing. too.
"A lot of lighters 90 along easy
being outpointed during the early
rounds Of . Tight and then speed
ND the last few rounds to make an
impressive grandstand finish. .
"A referee. who doesn't know his
business, will give the whirlwind
finisher the decision In many cases
when no didn't win the majority Of
the rounds.
IF the fighters knew at the end
Of each round which had won !,
they'd fight more and stall less.
Fans should leave a boxing
arena satisfied as to who won
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
FIGHT PROGRAM
IS COMPLETED
Davenport Legion Closes Matches
for Van Ryan. Welch Bout, Nay
g. in Coliseum, Davenport

Signing Of preliminary events for
the May boxing entertainment
which will be staged by the Ameri-
can Legion at the Coliseum. Dav-
export, for the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Sick and Needy fund, COM
pletes one of the greatest shows
ever offered fistic fans in this COM
munity.
Thirty rounds Of boxing will be
offered. Three preliminary events
have been arranged, one semi
have been arranged, one semi
bring frankie WEIGH, Davenport's
favorite, together with Al Van
Ryan of St. Paul for 10 rounds.
The prelims announced today by
the local matchmaker will bring
Jimmy Sells of Rock Island to-
gether with Johnny showers Of
Peoria, for four rounds; George
Wicker of Moline and Johnny Will
liams of Chicago together and Don
Dixon, the Davenport fash and
Slugging Jeffries OF Rock Island
will furnish the curtain raiser. The
last two bouts are scheduled to &C
four rounds each.
With good experienced boys fur
nishing the action, the preliminary
events should prove one Of the
features of the show. The Sells.
Showers mill promises action ga
lore for few sessions.
Ross and Sheehan.
Whitley" Ross, the sturdy littl'
Chicagoan and frankie Welch''
stablemate, and Emmett Sheehal
/ of Rock Island should furnish I
lively bout. The boys are scheduled
for eight regular rounds. Sheehal
and Ross mixed in the last SHOW
here and gave the fans one Of tn
most thrilling exhibitions ever seel
in a local ring.
The main event has all the ca
marks of the classiest exhibition
seen in this community in a decad
of years. WEIGH and Van Ryan
judging from their previous per
Torrance here. are about as event.
matched as any two pugilists VIII
ever entered the roped enclosure
The boys are clever, good punch
ers, rugged and brainy fighter.
Both predict a knockout victory.
i Seats on Sale Today.
| Seats for the exhibition were pu
on sale this noon. The paste
boards can be secured at Caster
Murray's place on Perry street o
at any of Martins stores. Mail OF
ders will be filed at the Office &
the post commander, 209 Mai
street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
bIRDMEN EASY
FOR ST. vIAT0R

Bourbonnais, H., April 2s.-St.
Viator defeated the Aviation team
of the Great Lakes here Tuesday
afternoon, 10 to 0. Sweeney pitcn-
ed the entire game for the locals,
allowing but six scattered hits. The
visitors threatened to score I'm the
second, when Sweeney walked two
and again in the ninth on a hit and
error, but brilliant fielding and 100
much Sweeney killed all chances
to put a run across.
Clancy and Bushnell led the hit
ting attack with two timely raps
each. The heavy condition of the
field held several hits to singl IS
which would otherwise have went
for doubles and triples. The field
ing Of Clancy. the lanky first sack
er, who accepted IL chances with
out . bobble. some Of them hard
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
SPORT BRIEFS

New Orleans-Jock Malone was
given the decision over Battling
Ortega, in the 18th round on a foul.
Dallas-"Strangler" Lewis threw
George Bailey twice in SO minuteA
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-Eddie De-
beau knocked out frankie Burns in
the third round.
Cincinnati - Grover Alexander,
Cubs star pitcher, returned home
for treatment for a sore arm.
Cincinnati-Eddie Roush, a Red
holdout, was declared still suspend
ed, although he signed a contract,
but failed to do it within 10 days
after the opening OF the season.
Havana-Dr. Lasker was per-
mitted to quit the chess champion
ship contest because Of illness.
Capablanca won four games and 10
were tleQ.
Detroit-Eddie Cicotte, former
White Sox pitcher. announced he
would appear in Chicago soon and
deposit bond on his indictment in
connection with the baseball scan
dal.
Paris-President Locofbeiller Of
the municipal council, assured the
Olympic games committee the city
would do all possible to secure the
1924 games.
New York-Gar Wood, racing .
train to New York with Z speed
boat was forced to put into Nor.
folk because Of bad weather. bu,
said he hoped to continue the racs
Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
REDS Cash ON
EARL HANSoN'S
Wild PITCHING
TofD0 Tractors Unstea1lness
Costs CHS 81 Fray-Dod-
goD Thaen to Giants.

Cincinnati, Ohio. April 38--Witn-
out any especial need Of hits the
supposedly riddled Reds Of 1921
eased away with another game yes
terday while another rookie Cub
twirler was proving that his best
was not quite enough. Score, 2 to
l.
Earl Hnnson vas announced for
the mound inst about the time that
It was announced that Grover
Cleveland Alexander would start
back to Chicago to have his wing
looked over q bit
Earl had considerable on the
ball sometimes but not always, and
between attempting to behead bat
tiers and giving them free passes
for any place they decided to get
had a tough time. One run up, the
first one in fact, was enough t.
place the game in the old hope
chest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
'AuGUSTANA HAS
CHANCE TO WIN
TRACK meeting.
Swedbug's Athletes In Good Fsru
fer Bradley Clash Tomorrov-
Events and Ea6ies,

Art Swedberg's Augustana track
athletes will journey to Peoria TO-
morrow morning to meet the Brad
ley cinder warriors on the Peoria
schools track, in the first dual
met Of the season. In addition To
the track meet, Augie's tennis rep-
resentatives will meet Coach Hev.
tits net stars in a dual match.
Tho interclass track meet held At
Augis last week brought to light
some real class in track events. and
noa IL winners Swedberx has
picked his team. Following ara
the events which will be run at thu
meet with Bradley tomorrow. and
Augustana's entries:
100-yard dash-C. Peterson, c.
Liljedahl.
Mile run-Parsons, Ekblad.
200-yard dash-Peterson, Lille
dalfk.
12o-yard high hurdles FAIL.
strom.
440-yard dash-Peterson and Lii
jedahl.
Emile run-Ekblad.
200-yard hurdles-Fahlstrom.
Half-mile run - Rylander and
Parsons.
Pole vault-Fahlstrom, Wupper,
Discus-Cornell. Swenson.
Broad jump-Fahlstrom, Wupper,
Shot put-Cornell, Swenson.
High jump-Fahlstrom.
Javelin-Cornell, Swenson.
Mile relay-Team made up Of
Peterson, Liljedahl, Rylander and
Parsons.
Coach Swedberg is confident that
his men will score a victory over
Bradley's runners. His team Is
especially strong in the half-mile
mile, two-mile and 440-yard dash
and it is expected that Augie will
place first in each of these events
! Brewer, Bradley's mainstay, il
the 440-yard dash, runs it in 81 sec.
onds, while Peterson and Lilijedahl
Augie's representatives, both made
that distance in 81 seconds in las
nights workout
| Angie Best at Mile.
| The best time that Bradley cal
make in the mile is 5:35 wherea.
Parsons and Ekblad can hit it Of
in 4:50. Rylander makes the half
mile in 2:O9,. and Ekblad runs thu
1.-TWO mile in less than II minutes
Such running will be hard to bea
and comparing the time of Swed
bergs men with that of the Brad
ley men gives assurance that Augi,
will cop in these events.
Paxton Peterson can also be re
lied upon to annex some points TO
Augustana in the dashes. 1t is ;
question as to which school viii
cop the field events. In this depart
ment the two schools are on a par
and the meet itself is the only thin
that can ascertain the winnerx
Anglo Weight Men.
Cornell and Swenson will throw
the discus, shot and javelin TO
Augie, and have an equal chanc
with Coach Hewitt's men. Augi
should also cop the mile relay. Ev
cry member Of Swedberg's team
can make the quarter mile in 81
= which time is far above the aver
age.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto, 6; Jersey City. 5.
Rochester, 8: Newark. 2.
Reading, 8; Syracuse. 2.
Buffalo, s; Baltimore, 0.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Joplin, 8; Des Moines, 1.
Wichita, 10; Sioux City, I.
No other games. rain.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston, 2; San Antonio. 3.
Dallas, S; Fort Worth, 4.
Galveston, 4; Beaumont. q
Wichita Falls, 4; Shreveport, l.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco. 8; Los Angeles, 6
Vernon, 4; Oakland, 2.
Sacramento Portland, rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, S; New Orleans, 3.
Mobile. IA; Chattanooga, 3.
Little Rock, z; Birmingham. 2.
Memphis, 1914; Nashville, SIS.
College Baseball
Princeton, 4; Stevens. 1.
Harvard. S: Colby, 2.
Cornell college, 4: Coe. o.
Michigan, 2; Kalamazoo college,
Yale. IL; Brown, 5.
Army, s; Syracuse, 3.
Navy, 2; Georgia Tech. 2. (Elev
en- innings).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
THE SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays Hero-Bernie Neis.
Brooklyn's sawed-ofi fielder evened
the count in the ninth with a bingle
and scored the winning run on
Johnston's single. the Giants get
ting trimmed again. 5 to 4. George
Kelly hit his fifth homer,
Detroit pounded Coveleskie hard
and stopped the winning streak OF
the Indians by winning. 5 to 2.
Bressler's single in the first in
ming with the bases full gave the
Reds to l over the Cubs.
The Braves put the tomahawk to
work ON Cecil Causey In the sew
enth inning and scored four runs
which gave them a 1--WE to two vic.
tory over the Phils.
Hard hitting by the Pirates and
loose fielding by the Cards gave
Pittsburgh . Z to 4 win.