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Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results Detroit, 4 Philadelphia, 5. Cleveland, 2: Boston. 5. Chicago. 3; Washington, 1. New York St. Louis. rain.
 Today's Games New York at St. Louis. Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
Baseball Attendance In National League
 Shouus Biz Increase

NEW YORK. July 14-An increase of nearly 160.000 paid admissions at National league baseball games over the same period last year is shown in figures for the season to date, made public tonight by John A. Heydler, president of the National league. Last season, he said. was concededly the most prosperous in our history
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
Buccaneers Beat Philly Nationals
 In Tenth Inning

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-Doub- les by Schmidt and Robertson gave Pittsburg a 10- inning victory over Philadelphia. Carlson held tine Phil lies hitless until the sixth when R. Miller and Pruggy crashed hamers into the left field bleachers. Score:
 pITprC UJ-PC AR R IT DO A E
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
PAclEIc coAsT LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Portland, &: Vernon, 6. Los Angeles, 3; Salt Lake, l. Frisco, O; Sacramento, 5. Oakland, 6: Seattle. 2
 Today's Games Frisco at Sacramento Los Angeles at Salt Lake. Seattle at Oakland. Portland at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

Summary: Two base hits-Gharrity Sheely. Schalk Home run-Miller. Sacrifice it-Harris. Double plays O'Rourie and Judge Bases on balls -Faber, 3; Mogridge. 1. Innings Mogridge, '; Schacht. 1. Struck out-By Faber. 4 Mogridge, 8
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

Z Summary-1Wo- -Dds5 1IIts. JoiIfrs ion. Nunamaker. Stolen bases: Lei- hold. Wambsganss. Sacrifices: Pet finger, McInnis Double plays: Sew ell to Wambsganss to Johnston: Mc- Innis and Scott. Bases on balls: Off Jones, 4: off Morton. ?. Struck out: By Jones, A.; by Morton, 4. Balk; Morton.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

by scoring even better than the na- tional champion, won the right to contest the penultimate round with George Hartman of Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
Tanks Take Third Straight Victory
 From Saint Louis
IRepubiican A. P. Leased WIrel

GcdSSC
 NEW YORK, July 14-New York won it's third successive victory of the series with St. Louis in an extra inning contest. Burns single in the tenth with the bases rull scored New York's winning run.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
Athletics Defeat
 Tigers With Three
 Runs Tn 9fh Fra177e

DETROIT. July 1.-The Phila- delphia Americans won from Detroit making three runs in the ninth. c. Walker and Neach made home runs. The ;atters four baser was made with two men on bases. Harris held Detroit to six hits.
 R H E Philadelphia 0O1 oil 0OS-6 10 l Detroit .... 100 003 O00-4 6 3 Batteries: Harris, Rommel and Poikins; Ehmke and Bassler.
 -O-
 From 50 to 150 bananas, weighing from 40 to 100 pounds, may be found growing in one bunch.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
sEEs ON SHORT END
OAKLAND STILL TRAvELlNt
so,lTHERn ASSOCIATION

At Birmingham, 1; Atlanta, 3. At Memphis. 2; Mobile. F.
 At Little Rock New Orleans, called end of second: rain.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
BraDes Win Ninth
 Straight Victory
rRepubIlcan A. p. Leased Whel

Republican A. P. Leased Wire1 BOSTON, July 14.-Boston went into it's ninth inning today with Cfsi- cago leading two to 0, but the Braves. made three runs and won the game before a man had been put out. It was Boston's eighth straight yic- tory. Score:
 R H E Chicago 900 900 002-2 6 l Boston ........ 900 900 003-3 Batteries: Ponder and Daly; Wat son and O'Neill
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York, 4: St. Louis. 3. Brooklyn, B; Cincinnati. 6. Philadelpia, 4: Pittsburg, 5. Boston, 3; Chicago. ?.
 Today's Games St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

Summary. TWO Dase nIIS-f1oIHs- by, 2. Three base hits-Bancroft. Stolen base-Frisch. Sacrifices Young, Bancroft Cunningham. Dou- ble plays-Hornsby to Lavan to Four ner; Bailey to Lavan to Fournier Bases on balls-Off Bailey, 6. Struck out-By Ryan, 3; Bailey, 3.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita, 6 Des Moines, 13. At Joplin, g; Sioux City. 2 At Oklahoma City. 4; Omaha, '. At Tulsa, [; St. Joseph, s.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

A Philadelphia bank pays the state of Pennsylvania one acorn a year on it's property.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

Totals 34 3U IT
 *Ran for Bruggy in 10th.
 s@Batted for Ring in 10th.
 By innings
 Pittsburg LUZ 1uV oou d-o Philadelphia .00O o02 2oo VI
 Summary-Two- base hits: Carlson, Rigbee, Schmidt, Robertson, kon- etchy, R. Miller. Home runs: R- Miller, Bruggy. Sacrifices: kon- etchy. Rapp Double plays: Monroe (unassisted); Maranville to Cutsnaw to Grimm; Monroe to konetchy to h- Miller. Bases on balls. Off Carlson, ?: off Ring, ?. Struck out: By Carl son, l; by Ring, ?.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

Poultry breeders have succeeded in obtaining while yolks in eggs.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
Pacific Coast

sAcs REVERSE ORDER
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28
HOLDS COE
TO LONE BASKET,
WINNING BY 26-9
(Special to The Argus.)

Galesurg, ILL.,. Feb. 2S.-Knox
held Coe college to one field goal,
rs to 9, in basketball game here
Saturday night. Though the first
half ended only 9 to 6 in Knox's
favor, the local boys got into their
stride in the second. rolling up II
more points and allowing only
three by the opposition.
Campbell and Albro proved scor-
ing demons for Knox, accounting
for % of the points made. Negley
and Ludwick, with q field goal
apiece, brought the count up to 26.
The, game was fast throughout.
Coe was simply unable to stop the
aggressive rushes Of Knox which
terminated usually with a goal
made while the scoring man was
tearing down the floor at q light:
ming gait.
Captain Tom Crabbe was on the
bench in uniform, though he did
mot play, and his sprained ankle
probably will be improved enough
to permit him to play In Tuesday,
game with Lombard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28
LOOP TOURNEY
PLANS SETTLED
High School Elves in Rock Island
Territory Distgicted and Officials
Named for Events.

Teams which will compete in the
annual basketball tourney OF the
Illinois High School Athletic asso-
citation have been classified and ar
ranged in groups by William c.
Robb, manager of the tournament
Play will start next month and the
schools which compose the various
districts follow:
Canton District.
Astoria, Bardolph, Blandinsville,
Bushnell, Canton. Cuba, Easton,
FaiAew, Pennington, Glasford,
Ipava, Lewiston, Macomb High
school, Macomb Normal, Rushville,
San Jose, Table Grove.
Galesburg District.
Abingdon, Alexis. Altoona, Avon,
Elmwood, Galesburg, Kirkwood,
Knoxville, Lafayette, Monmouth,
Oneida, Roseville, Terre Haute,
Toulon, Victoria, Williamsfeld,
Wyoming, Yates City.
LaSalle District.
De Pue, Earlville, Franklin
Grove, Granville, Henry, La Noble,
LaSalle, Leland, Lostant, Malins.
Marseilles, McNabb. Mendoza, Ohio,
Ottawa, Spring Valley, Streator,
Toluca, Tonica-
Rockford District.
Belvidere, Dixon, Freeport
Galena, Hebron, Harlem Consol-
idated (Rockfcrd), Mount Carroll
Mount Morris, Orangeville, Oregon
Pecatonica, Polo, Rock Falls, Rock
ford, Sterling, Stockton, Warren
Woodstock.
Rock Island District.
AledO, Atkinson, Cambridge. Eas
Moline, GeneseO, kewanee, Moline
! Morrison, Orion, Rock Island, Sa
wanna Tiskilwa, Kewanee, Wethers
field, Woodruff.
The Officials.
officials for the above contest
were named as follows:
| Canton-Neil Mcneil. Peoria; L
wv. Williams, Urbana.
Il Galesburg-Paul Taylor, Urbana
NJ. v. Zipoy. Joliet.
j LaSalle-Orville Storm, Sterling
Sam Barry, Galesburg.
Rockford-R. C. Tapp, Minneap
| oils.
II Rock Island - W. r. Allel
Peoria; l. b. Potter, Dixon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28

ISLAND CITY GOSSIP.
nv ]. F. uAneelsaOTf.)

The Drimll Printing company
team shold be several places hlgn-
or in the Tri-City league pennant
scramble. They are good for 1.7OO
or more pins almost any time.
Eddie Danielson takes the palm
with this one, "Donate US a whis-
per-" which evidently means toll
me-"
Few know that e. w. Schieberl.
prominently identified in the past
with tri-city bowling and boxing
activities, is one of the best long
distance runners in this section.
Ty Knanischu, the ambassador
from 3Sth street, and Orval Gregg.
are now in the midst Of their an
nual "all-round" tournament. which
consists of bowling. billiards and
debating.
Gregg is leading in the hrst two
events, but Ty has big margin
| ON "Orv" In the meek struggle"
A. N. McNeill, captain Of the Re-
serves, was forced to cancel the
scheduled games with the Island
CITY team last Friday eve
Mac" had to call of the game:
loving to the illness of several 81
his men.
! Joe Bredar, the BARRIERS pepper!
lead-off man, who has been out o.
the game for the last two weeks
due to blood poisoning in his RICH
arm, was down the other night Civ
ing the old "souper" workout.
SPEEDY" Kroy. one Of the lead
. ing pin-getters in the Reserv
Trust league and who recent
|, made his debut in the Commerce.
league, may cavort in an Islam
|. City uniform the coming baseball
season.
With the Danielson brothers o
. second and short, Kroy on thir
!. and either Cook" Smith or Bi
, Fisher on the initial sack. th
|, Fourth avenue club would have
= mighty keen infield.
: A beautifully notified bowlir
+ ball, the property Of one OF OF
. prominent jewellers. was see
= floating down the river last Wei
= nesday morning. Lou Moell'
: claims he can positively identl
;. the sphere.
The Southpaws took thr'
. straight from John Clemann
:. Bsders last Tuesday night. WI
!. said bowling runs in family?
n F. C. Ruggles, captain OF q
!. C., R. 1. & P. team, has not miss
football game or boxing mat
=, in this vicinity in eight years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28
CENESEO BEATS
ISLANDERS FOR
A SECOND Time
~Peanuts- Schultz of Vlct0rs, Runs
Wild Among Locals and Beats
Them Hands Down, 2s.1S.
By FRIER NCOLLISTER.

Rock Island, playing in list
less manner. was beaten by Cen
eseo on the Geneseo floor Saturday
night by the count of 27-1S. Too
much celebration otter the game
Friday and a low roof over the
Geneseo floor are the things to
which the locals defeat can be at
tributed.
The Geneseo squad played good
ball. but there is small doubt but
what the Islanders could have won
if they played as they did Friday
aight on their own floor.
The low roof was a hindrance to
the Islanders. Long shots with
which they usually make half OF
their points were we'll nigh impos-
sible on the Geneseo floor. Iron
Orders were situated 20 feet above
the floor and the only way to make
a long shot was to shoot through
these.
Crowd Hostile.
The Geneseo mob at times
thought that the Islanders were
getting too rough and cries OF
dirty" came from all sides when
ever an Islander held or tripped
To retaliate. the crowd showed its
good sportmanship" by yelling
whenever Rock Island was throw
/ ing a free throw.
The big star of the game on bott
teams was peanuts" Schultz, thu
youngest Of the Schultz brother!
on the Geneseo team. Although
playing at running guard. he ac
counted for nine baskets and toss
ed them in from all angles. Th'
Geneseo squad is using a five-mal
offense and defense in which tn
whole team pounces up and dow
the floor with the ball. In thi
way, peanuts" was able to get s.
many baskets while playing quart
| Different Here.
This running up and down tn
| floor by the whole team is one Q
the things that will make it diff
cult for the Geneseoans to stay j
the tournament. The skating rim
in which the Geneseo tossers pla
is only a tribe larger thaQ IN
Rock island "Y" and they will b
lost on as large a floor as August
, ana.
Duncan was the chief scorer fo
,, Rock Island, getting five basket
, He was going in great form an
. dribbled in and out among the Ger
eseo squad for several close shot
Rock Island played Geneseo
even terms in the first quartz
! Ceneseo scored first and then agal
before the Islanders. but Rosel
\ kranx and Duncan found the lot
and the count was S-5 in favor
4 Geneseo when the quarter was cal
: ed. In the second quarter the /
: flanders fell behind and the coul
J was 14-S at half time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28
ISLANDER VICTOR
MCOLLEGE MEET
HELD IN BOSTON

C. C. Carter of Rock Island. Cor
nell university track star, who fin
ished second place in the recent
Cornell = Cambridge Oxford cross
country meet in England. added
more laurels to his athletic fame
Saturday when he captured the
1,o0o-yard event Of the Cornell
Dartmouth Harvard dual track
meet at Boston.
The Cornell team walked on with
the meet. scoring 49, is points.
dartmouth finished second with
IS 3-5, while Harvard Tailed Is 10.
Carter's victory was imminent aft
or the withdrawal Of the Hervard
team captain. who spent his
strength in winning one OF the 9th
er big events.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28
THE EVERGREEN WILDCATS
SoUTHPAw BREWSTER vANISHES
CHATTER VI

Fir Forks u ono Of them burgs
In the sticks where the chief ex-1
elements seem to be morning.
noon and night, i've days outa the
week. But on Saturday and Sunday
sweet sister!
On the two weekend afternoons
there are ball games. Fir Forks
il . lumber town. and an effort
10 generally made to have . whale
Of q club. Very seldom do they
lose any battles on the home
grounds, and the word wild don't
begin to describe the Fir Works
fans. When 1t comes to being
red-hot sports, anyway. the small
town rooter makes his brother in
the big village look like q snail
with . limp. T.
The Evergreen Wildcats, 1.-THE
worlds greatest collection Of col
lege cracks" ~ Press Agent Hop
per put 1t, were billed for two
games with Fir Forks. One Sat-
urday and one Sunday. They had
tput up q handsome guarantee, and
" was expecting to rake In q nice
bunch of berries. We hadn't lost
. battle SO far. V. Morgan Brew
ster had been hurting good ball
and acting kinds human most of
the time.
Some Extra Coin.
NY activities in Fir Forks
weren't gonna be confined entirely
to baseball. A smoker was being
staged Saturday evening, and
three of the Wildcats were on the
program. Tuffy Doyle and Muddy
Clay were to box selected oppo-
nents, and Tiny Crumb was due t.
go to the mat with local wrest.
ling wonder known as Logger
Bulge. All of these extra shekel:
would help to sweeten the pot.
Honeydove! Had we any ides
Of what was coming-hut I'm get
ting ahead Of the pistol.
Saturday afternoon a whoopint
, mob turned out for our first clasl
with Fir Forks. No, they didn'
care who won. They weren't an,
more anxious to see US beatel
} than France was to lick the Ger
3 mans. From giddy girls to grand
4 fathers, how they did boiler!
= And they almost had somethin
2 to yell about. North was on tn
s slab for us, and he was as ia
0 from right as it is possible for
- left-hander to be. Those lumber
8 Jacks punched that pill for man
6 a robust clout, and if the boy
9 hadn't been playing perfect ba
Il behind Edgar Adam-Oi yoi!
5 The Bright Stars.
s Johnny Worth and Muddy Ola
o were bright stars in the fell
-, Muddy was picking 'em up an
8 pegging like young Ev Scot
4 and Johnny galloped around
a the garden like a merry gazell
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28

Even Nanny Hatton, who was in
clined to grandstand now and
then, turned in q flock Of hard
stops and stabs at second.
This fielding. coupled with the
bruising Tiny Crumb gave the old
onion, finally landed US the game,
8 to 7. Crumb was sure crashing
the ball for keeps. He helped
himself to three doubles and a
home run during the matinees, and
Fir Forks groaned every time he
marched up to the can.
Our fun was spoiled q little In
the ninth stanza when Nanny Hat
ton twisted an ankle sliding into
third. The injury was serious
enough to keep him out Of the
conflict for week or more. And
in addition to being our second
baseman, Nanny was also
pitcher. I had thought Of using
him Sunday.
V. Morgan Skips.
"Oh, well. I'll work Brewster
| duO use VAI6AVy III 0SSoAAAt
aect. 1T could be lot worse"
But found Curly Bloom wait
ing to see me, and he appeared
quite disturbed.
"Brewster's gone" he blurt
out, first thing.
Gone? Gone where?" l ash
"Whatta you mean?"
Il think he took train some
where" Curly answers. Il sa,
him hurrying toward the static
with a suitcase after we dressed
A funny duck with black mus
tache was chewing the fat wit
him before the game. He locke
like a gambler in a western movi'
Wrigley's out hunting Brewste
: now"
brewster took a west-boun
/ train after the game, Mr.. NJ
Cuff" he says, land he left
i word where he was going. or an!
. thing"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28
D0IC PREDICTS
SPEEDY END TO
'NuSS AMBITION
Tomorrow Night WIN Settle DIS.
pute rs to mss Real Ability
New Semi.Windup Bout
RY ERUCE COPELAND.

Word from the Goats" Doig
camp at Springfield today was to
the effect that the absolute suprem-
acy of the local champion over jim
my Nuss of Moline, should be deter
mined positively in his favor after
they have settled the dispute tomor-
row night in the windup attraction
on the first spring card Of the Rock
Island Independent A. c. at the Illi-
nois theatre.
P. M. Mahoney, who is looking
after Dogs boxing affairs, writes
as follows:
Both Doig and myself look to
him stopping this Nuss boy long
before the limit has been reached.
Doig has been taking a much need
ed rest and will be in the best pos
sible physical condition for this 60.
Billy's right hand, which has both
cred him for some time, appears to
be in perfect condition, and the tri-
city fans can feel assured that Billy
will give a good account Of him
SELF"
Predicts Much Action.
eff Nuss is as good as he is tout
ed, the mill ought to provide plenty
of action" predicts Mahoney, he
will have little advantage. In
weight, but Doig will Offset this
with his superior experience. hav-
ing met all the toughest battlers IN
his class. Doig is anxious to beat
Nuss decisively for he has sched-
uled several important matches for
next month. He meets Billy Ryan
of Cincinnati, March Z. and has 9TH
er offers from Des Moines and La
Sale"
Doig will arrive in Rock Island
tonight and a big party Of his home
towners are planning to come here
tomorrow to see their favorite In
action again.
Good Subs Signed.
Promoter Frank Smith announces
today that he has signed Young
Sugg of Kewane,, to box Vincent
Rau of Dubuque, to substitute for
the Reed Murphy bout in the semi
windup, which was called on Satur-
day owing to the sudden indisposi-
ton of George Reed. Reed strained
his back in his recent knockout Of
George Wicker and decided that be
would be physically unfit to give
the best account of himself Rau
has beaten Reed once.
Jimmy Nuss INDUCED in q ligh'
workout this afternoon at the Mo
line police station and those WHIT
lsaw him predict that it Will be cur
,tains for Doig tomorrow night
That such a feat will be no cas-.
matter is indicated by the fact tina
r Goats" has met all the top-notch
! ers of his division without havinl
been fio0red.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28
NAMES
JULY z As Bis !
EMBROGLI0 DAY
RY HENRY l. FARRELL.

UNITED Press StafY Correspondent
New York, Feb. 18.-Tex Richard
announced today that the Dempsey
Carpenter fight will b held On
Saturday, July 2. In keeping with
the agreement. he will notify Jack
Kearns, manager Of champion. to-
morrow. so days before the date.
and will cable the announcement
to Carpenter. ~ ;.
The site selected for the big bout
will not be announced.
Il am asking the principals Tor
an extension of ume-about TWEEN
ty days. in which to reach . deci-
sion. l must choose between sew
eral good tlaces in mind" Richard
told the United Press today.
Receivers Health.
Richard. who has been confined
to his home with an attack Of stom-
ach trouble, was at his once In
Madison Square garden this morn
ing. !.
Il hope to arrange q meeting
with the lawyers and get the con-
test transferred to me tomorrow"
he said. Il have q letter now from
Charles B. Cochrane, assuring me
that he wants to withdraw his In
terests. am not sure OF Brady's
attitude. but he was the first u
seek a release"
| Date Satisfies KeaEnS
| Jack Kearns, manager OF Qemp'
sey, said the date was satisfactory
That Carpenter would approve
Of the date was the opinion express
. ed also by Gus Wilson. his tratnel
and interpreter.
There is little doubt along Broad
, way that the contest will b hel'
: on this side Of the water.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28

"Aint that a fine note!"
yodel. "And not another man to
use in the box. Why-what could
have made him do this?"
That's V. Morgan Brewster for
you!" Bloom exclaims. Leave
it to that birds to pull such a
trick"
Can I speak to you alone. Mr.
McGuff?" asks Wrigley. For JUS,
a minute?'
"Well!" gargle. as we draw t.
on, side.
Another Raspberry.
Valentine got another of thos,
mysterious messages, signed b.
Raspberry this morning" say
Brewster's roommate. Il don
know what it was, but he wa
sore, I'll tell the world! And ;
few minutes ago l found this clip
ping in our room:
| Colonel Chandl Ter, well
known railroad man, and his
daughter, Lois, have gone to
/ Portland for a short stay.
George Grain, whose name is
/ being linked often with that Of
! the charming Miss Chandler
these days, will go with him.
i Rumors of an early engage
ment are. already in the air."
i "Oho!" l utter. 1.-THE fair lad
figures, does she?"
: Possibly coupled with thu
! Raspberry message, this itel
/ might have driven him wild.
know how much Valentine Brew
: ster cares for that girl. He'd TO
/ get anything for her, selfish as
may be in other ways" Wriglt
J. shook his head. "I'll gamble
+ got crazy and hiked to Portland
Leaving me in a swell pickle
l remark. "A fine, swell pickl
III wonder if Billy Moore kne
D what he was sending me into tn
: summer, anyway"
(To Be Continucd.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28
VALPARAISO MAN
SIGNS CONTRACT
WITH BOOMERS

Bloomington. ILL.,, Feb. 2s.-Ray
Adams, star al-around athlete OF
the Valparaiso university athletic
teams, signed contract Tor lSzi
with the champion Bloomington
Three Eye league club.
He will not report to Manager
Dunn until June l. when he re-
ceiyes his degree from Valparaiso.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28

Geneseo started the second half
with a great burst Of speed and
rapidly put the game on ice. Sew
eral baskets by peanuts" Schultz
nut Geneseo far ahead and Rock
Island didn't have chance. The
score at the end of the quarter:
Rock Island, "A; Geneseo. Is.
Both teams slowed up in the last
period. Geneseo was stalling for
time and the islanders were un-
able to start a rally. In the last
part of the quarter, almost all OF
the Islander team was replaced by
subs.