davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-09-09
Jury Near Completion in Case of Woman
in Revenge for Alleged abuses

In all probability, the case in which Ida Durham will be
tried for murder. in connection with the killing of Jack De-
Jury here on the evening of June 16, will start in district
court late today. Late this afternoon, the defense had four
out of IL remaining while the state had exhausted
all of its six challenges except two.
, 1921-09-09
NOTE FAvORABLY
IN DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, Sept. 9.-Irish newspap-
ers received the latest note from
Prime Minister Lloyd George to Ea-
NOM De Valera favorably. but it must
be remembered there are mt Sim Fein
papers The Freeman's Journal said
, 1921-09-09

MAN CONVICTED OF CANADA.
SOLDIERS MURDER PAYS FOR
CRIME ON PRISON GALLONS

PHOENIX, Ariz, Sept. e.-Nichan Martin was hanged at
the Florence state pcnitentiary at S o'clock this morning, end
ing an exhaustive legal battle in efforts to save his life.
Martin was convicted of having murdered Arthur De
a former Canadian soldier with whom he was tax
ing an automobile trip across the country, near Yampai.
, 1921-09-09
NEwsPAPEsNrAN DEAD.

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. e.-An-
nouncement is made OF the death OF
Alexandra J. Paz. director OF the news
paper La Prenso Of this city.
, 1921-09-09
SELECTION Of NEXT MEETING PLACE AND REPORTS
OF COMMIT TEE BEFORE CONFERENCE ON SATURDAY
Amendments to Church Constitution Submitted at
Business Meeting Of Methodsts Today; Bishop
Mead to Lecture Tonight

The naming of the place of meeting for the next confer
ence and the hearing of the reports of all conference COM
will make the session of the Methodist conference to
be held tomorrow morning one of the most important of the
entire week. 1t is the hope of Bishop Charles L. Mead, the
officer. that all business can be finished at this ses-
, 1921-09-09

for a week or more at wages that
bidding carried as hi-h as SIS week
was obtained by several men.
The party Of unemployed went from
, 1921-09-09

C. A. Bingham OF Aylmer. Ontario.
arrived in Casper last evening to visit
at the home OF his brother. DR.. ]. w.
Bingham. for several weeks.
, 1921-09-09
Women Join in Bidding for Services of
Unemployed; Woman Auctioneer Holds
Hammer on Men on Boston Commons

BOSTON. Sept. 9.-The auction block for men who are
without work, but seeking it, was resumed on Boston COM
mons today. A woman auctioneer, Miss Viola Roche, held
the hammer on the men who were again stripped to the
bids.
, 1921-09-09
PRESIDENT" NOT TO
JOIN CONFERENCE.

DUBLIN. Sept s.-By The Asso-
GATED Prcss.AA rumor was current
in Sim Fem circles here today that Il
, 1921-09-09
Cabinet Reply Interpreted as Calling for
Statement on Separation From Brit.
y ain;; Note Writing to End

LONDON, Sept. 9-Sinn Fem Ireland is called upon to
state whether its demands upon the British government con-
separation from Great Britain, according to the view
|of newspapers here. The text of the reply of the British
cabinet to Eamonn De VaIera's latest note, made public last
might, was considered as a demand for a definite reply from
, 1921-09-09

Tho crowd tlironged around the
bandstand contained many women
who took active part il h bidding.
Unlike the auction OF yesterday, work
, 1921-09-09

DIvIDEND DECLARED.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-The CONT
mental Can company. Inc. today
passed the quarterly dividend of s1.75
on common stock due at this time.
The regular quarterly dividend 81
Wis was declared on the preferred.
, 1921-09-09

bers of the British government at In
verncss On September 20.
, 1921-09-09

At st. Louis-CIeveiand st. Louis
game postponed: rain.
, 1921-09-09
AMERICAN

At Philadelphia II. II. Il.
New yura -. 900 65e 00i-14 I6 o
Philadelphia 600 1903 010H5 10 5
Batteries - Srawltey and Schary;
MAYOR, Freeman. Kesfe ard Perkins.
Wyatt
At Chicago = II. II. L.
Detroit ..........e 0i BIZ
Chicago 5000. r-450 25-
At Washington II. II. K.
Boston -. ,...... 100 o.
Washington ...... 900 10
, 1921-09-09
Weather Forecast

Rain tonight n Saturday probably
turning TO snow in mountain sections
temperature near freezing north and
central portions tonight with fresh to
strong northerly winds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
INDEPENDENTS
TOPLAY UNDER
PRENDERcAST
Cream Of Old Team Vote Accept.
ance Of New Nan.
agement m

Joe H. Prendergast. as president
and manager, and Jack Collins. -
assistant manager. will be ct the
head. Of the Rock Island lndepend-
ents next season, according to the
vote made Sunday after the cream
of last seasons team met and de-
feated the Chicago Thorns (Sta-
leys, incog), at Chicago. Arthur
w. SalBman was spoken Of for &C.
retAry-treasurer Of the new organ.
ization but .as yet has not acceDted
the position.
Another meeting to complete de-
tails Of the new management will
be held in the near future and at
that time definite action will Be TAX
en- in placing the new ofhcerS In
charge Of the team. The vote CIV
en- by the players at the Chicago
meeting expressed the c0nnde0co
OF the players in Manager Prender-
CAST who had charge Of the Ar
rangements for the Thorn game
last Sunday and the naming OF ZOO
is said to indicate that those play
ers who composed the team at that
time will not play under an Island
er uniform under any other head.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
Ee.HSs1E'
- 81
BY ED HUGHES.

Can you imagine a champion al
lowing his title to pass from him
without scarcely a struggle
throughout fifteen rounds? Can
you picture a champion refusing
the issue of a dying mix-up with
his rich title gone-even in the last
three minutes? A prodigious o.
der for the most elastic magma
ton, no doubt.
Yet such is the deplorable case
of Pete Herman, once the major
domo of the bantam division. Joe
Lynch snatched the title away
from him recently in Madison
Square Garden after about as list
less a struggle as was ever coll
cerned with q championship match.
Save for the tenth and eleventh
rounds, when Herman opened up
and outpunched Lynch, the little
New Orleans Italian consistently
refused to take chance" when
it was evident to all. probably him
self included, that his precious
title was slipping from him. It's
a case without a parallel in the
history of the ring.
Old Timers Died Game.
Ali the great, and some who
were not quite great champions
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self at Reno stuck it out for Is
rounds against Johnson, although
outclassed from the start. Stanley
ketchel, once middle weight cham
zion, was practically knocked out
by the first crushing punch be-
tween the eyes from Billy Papke.
ketchel fought on in trance for
IL rounds without thought of Civ
ing In or refusing to take a
chance" He was knocked out. but
a few months later he performed
the unheard of-the "come-b back.
He whipped Papke in II rounds
And so it goes with every true
champion. Battling Nelson, brutal
" beaten, stood swaying on his
feet at the end of 40 crimson
rounds with Wolgast- He was
knocked out standing up!
Joe Cans in the grip Of the white
plague. stood Nelson's hammeripg
for II rounds, arising gamely aft
er repeated knockdowns. He
couldn't hurt Nelson, but he never
gave up trying until the forces OF
nature deserted him, his title along
with them.
Yes, Herman's chicken hearted
defense of his title is without pre-
cedent in the annals Of the ring.
Copyright, 1921, Thompson Feat
ure Service.)
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have lost their titles fighting game
ly and desperately.
John L. Sullivan tried desperate
ly enough to land his crusher on
the phantomlike Jim Corbett. Sui
lISan, dissipated wreck of his old
self, stuck to bis hopeless problem
for 81 rounds. Bleeding and ex-
hausted, he toppled to the turf
when he could endure no more
But not before. r.
Corbett fought a determined bat
tie against Fitzsimmons, the mas
ter fighter. A solar plexus blow
in the fourteenth laid him low,
raralyzing utterly his physical
forces. He endeavored, heroical-
~, to conquer the will Of nature,
but was unable to arise within the
prescribed count of 10. Corbett,
long after the battle was over, pro-
tested his defeat and wanted to con-
tinue.
Bob Fitzsimmons marked up JEFF
fries as the boiler-maker had new
er been before in the two fights
won by the Californian. Bob went
down four times in II rounds be-
fore yielding> his crown. In the
second engagement Fftz broke
Jeff's nose and cut him up rs few
fighters ever are in a ring battle.
JEFF Took Beating.
Jeffries, mere shell Of his old
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
BALL
LEAGUE |SPLAN
UP AT MEETING
SemkRro Leaders to Meet in Dav.
export Jan. 81 to Formulate
Scheme.

Plans for forming q new Inter-
City Baseball league to play on
Saturdays and Sundays will be dis
cussed ct q meeting in Davenport
Jan. 81. An invitation has been
issued by President ]. H. Macken-
sen of the old Bettendorf- Davenport
league, to managers Of any and all
teams interested in the movement
to have . member present. Many
tri-city teams will be represented
1t the meeting, 1t is thought.
Il IL probable that over twenty
clubs will be represented at the
first meeting. which win be held in
the Times auditorium. That such
= league would be . good financial
proposition is evidenced by the
fact that the local league had ST.
500 In the treasury at the end Of
the last season.
With 90 much tri-city material
to choose from, . strong circuit can
easily be formed. 1t IL not proba-
BILE that more than one team will
be placed in any town. An eight
club circuit looks like the most
feasible proposition, although six
clubs might be formed into q more
exclusive beat.
In Davenport, the Bettendorf, Lo-
connective works, Knights of Column
bus and Palmer school organize
tons are likely to bid for a chance
It the franchises. 1t is hardly pos
sfble that Davenport will get more
than two places.
Muscatine, Iowa City, West Lib
erty. Walcott, Geneseo and Clinton
are considered possibilities for the
circuit. A strong rivalry exists be-
tween West Liberty. Iowa City and
Auscatine. while Ceneseo teams
have often appeared In Davenport
1t Is probable that in case Of a
jump from Davenport to Iowa City
games would be played with the
same teams ON Saturday and Sun.
day.
So far all plans are merely ten.
'tative. While no Official invitation.
have been issued, managers Of al
teams within radius Of go mile,
are invited TO send Representatives
to the session.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
Do1f ON f|eHT
CARD THURSDAY
IS READY mixer


KNOCKOUT" Al Doty. Who NESTS
Charlie Rodgers ii the 1o-round
windup Of the Smith Quinn show
1T the Illinois tomorrow night IL
characterized - one Of those
rough, tough, free mixers, who can
take . whole lot Just to give q
couple Of hard ones In return. We
are Of the opinion that dc will have
to be tough to stand up before the
vicious jabs Of Rodgers. who not
only can hit hard, but 10. = clever
boxer a. we'll
Tho fans have long been clamor-
ing for . chance to zee Rodgers in
action again, and this wish IL to
be gratified tomorrow night. Ever
since the Chicago man cut Kid
Ferdie to pieces before the late
Babe Meanor's club, he has held
q high place in the spotlight Of
boxing in the tri-cities.
To Arrive Teddy.
Doty was scheduled to arrive In
Rock Island some time today. He
completed his training in Chica-
90 yesterday and will indulge only
in light exercises between now and
tomorrow night From all reports,
Dety is the logical man to make
Rodgers exhibit every bit that Ia
in him. In fact, many believe that
every bit Rodgers has will. not be
sufficient to slow up Doty.
Doty has met such boxers as
Jack Britton, Johnny Grif6ths. X.
o. Brown, Jack Perry, Kid Graves
and Frankie MCGUIRE, besides
many others in the welterweight
division.
Sheehan. Timothy.
The semi-windup will bring EN-
NETT Sheehan and Buck Timothy
together for SIX rounds. 1t will
mark the second time their pair
have met, Sheehan having earned
the shade in the first encounter las;
summer in Moline. Since then
Sheehan has improved wonderfully
while it is doubtful il Timothy will
ever advance. Buck, no doubt,
has seen his best days in the ring.
Nevertheless the setto should prove
Of particular relish, pitting as it
does Rock Island against Dayen-
port.
Randall Kent and Kid Cutie will
swing gloves in the second four
round prelim. The first bout OF
the evening will witness battle
between Kid Powell and Elmer
Kelly.
Boys All In Trim.
Providing all the attractions are
run of as scheduled. it is hard to
see where this show could be i'm
proved upon. From the prelims
up, the boxers are of high caliber
and worthw of the attention of the
bugs, who have for sometime now
been deprived Of real fistic enter
tainment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12

Changing bunk houses often
does ball players good. 1t also puts
new life into the audiences to
switch 'em around.
rabbit" Mar1nville, star, short-
stop, has been giving Boston fans
thrills for eight seasons.
But the Braves have decided 20
trade the rabbit" on IL they can
get the proper value In players to
cover his worth.
He 10 still . great shoftstop. But
he's sort Of worn out the stuff which
once made color for cheering fans.
The fans wont protest IL the
rabbit" Is snapped. Meanwhile
himself would be glad to get q
change.
Players are the legal tender Pres
ident Grant wants for hi star.
The Pirates may land him. Glib
son has talent that he would gladly
spare for such . man - Maran-
Vile
McGfaw has tried to buy the
rabbit. outright Garry Hermann
has made ID entry for the Reds.
But the Pirates sesm to nave the
best chance to land him. They have
players to offer.
Any deal will suit Maranville.
The club that pulls II OF will get
. mighty valuable bundle Of ability.
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next
FOE OF AuG|E
LOOP ARTISTS
Leave on First Road Trip Friday
Meet wesleyan Sat-
urday.

Augustana basketball warriors
will journey to Eureka Friday
morning where they will meet the
Eureka five on It's homo floor. Sat-
urday night Swedberg's men will
meet the Illinois Wesleyan aggre-
cation at Bloomington.
The Augustana squad has been
put through a stiff grind every
night this week in preparation for
the coming games, and all the men
are in top-notch condition. Coach
Swedberg has been sending >his
men through long. practices each
night, including work on out of
bound plays. floor work and pass
ing the ball, shooting Of baskets,
and scrimmage. Yesterday after
noon the Swedes played q practice
game with the Rock Island high
school FIVE, and with the practice
Of tonight and tomorrow 'Swee-
berg's men will be well rounded
into shape for the two games.
:. Little il known of Eureka's has
ketball team this yesr. The school
has q new mentor this year, Coach
Dersnah, and Judging from past
years he will produce . team that
will make the Swedes hustle.
Tough INT Saturday.
Augustana defeated the illinois
Wesleyan five last Friday night on
the home floor by narrow margin
of six points. Whether or net the
playing on . strange floor, and one
50 big as that Of Augustana, slack
ened the pace of the Wesleyan
quintet is q question. but 1t IL GER
tain that they will put up . better
scrap ON their homo hoor, and will
try doubly hard to even things mp
with Augie for the defeat handed
them the first Of the season.
Coach Swedberg realises that
neither of the coming games are
easy ones, and will put his men
through exceptionally long prat-
tices tonight and tomorrow.
The team leaves Rock Island
Friday morning It 7:30. eight men
and Coach Swedberg making the
trip.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12

Rock Island high baslst nousd =
going thr0agh Z hard wSok q pfen-
af4ttOn Tor the Moline game n19t
SATURDAY eveoing IN the Moline hieh
sym. Last night the Islandees urac-
tfced with the Augie team @ tie c0i-
legs syn and althoueh defeatad
eh0wed uD In fair form,
II . not Known now whether DIM
can, one u The Is1andees' mort Con-
sistent gcofefs, viii be able 10 plsy
against Moline or not He has beelk
sick Ill week ana he's NOT been IN
school. He played far below his
Ysual standard IN the Cambridge
bAatie and his illness no doubt sc-
counts for this
~ the dope StaAds fow, ne L.
lAuders have . slight advAntaea
over their opponents. The "Swedes''
have . equad that has BEEN de-
feated twice % FIR this season. lie
lslanderS'0n the Other hand having
won both OF their two games The
game last Saturday stamped the Is
larioefs q strong team and RAISED
their prospects for the champion
ship . great deal.
islanders to Repeat
On the other hand the Moline
squad will have the advantage OF
playing on their own floor which il
always an advantage in Moline. The
players OF the Maroon and White
squad are out TO get revenge for the
defeat they received last year when
Dunn threw the f0ul that nosed
them ont OF the ui-city champion
ship. Whether they exact revenge
remains to be seen.
From the appearances Of both
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
JACK KEARNS Ia
MAGISTRATES c.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan.
plants against Jack H
ager for Jack Der
Hayes, Dempsey's
Joseph BENJAMIN.
gilists, were sworn
man. The compla
turbance Of the PEI
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Wilson Is Conscientious
Let's Glue Him A Chance

There is little satisfaction in
panning q fellow who doesn't snap
back.
Johnny Wilson, middleweight
champion, has been on the receiv-
ing end Of some mighty stif upper
cuts from Kid Public Opinion.
To the casual fan who hasn't met
the young chap and talked the
matter over with him he seems to
be glutton for punishment.
But Wilson has his own ideas
about what championship means.
In his own heart he believes that
he won the title from Mike O'Dowd
fairly and squarely.
He is certain that he can beat
O'Dowd again.
II haven't been made a fair Of
fer for a return match with the
fighting harp when I was in physi-
cal condition to accept it and take
the risk" he says.
Il don't want all the money.
either. A fair split suits me. Let
them make me an offer and see."
He regards Bartfeld as q tough
or fighter for his style than
ODowd. ODowd is very popular
and has the public fooled, thinks
Johnny.
No one knows better than Wilson
himself that he won the title BY a
hair-split and that it's hanging to
him BY . still thinner one.
He isn't . world beaten and prob
ably never Will be.
But Wilson has passed the buck
along to O'DoWd now. It's Mich
ael's turn to talk turkey.
So why not hang up the pans
until they get together, and We see
what happens?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
Mv1EE WORLD TO
ANNUAL REGATTA
ON pOUGHK1fEpSIE

~ ~ York. Jan. 12.-Stewsrds Of
-, inter. Collegiate Rowing also-
~ - invited the world" to com.
seainst Americans in the
: aaespsis regatta June IL Il
aae last night.
h cssl Invitations will be sent
d . :. and Cambridge universi-
Nv england, the University oil
= 10y. y. and such colleges Of Eur
- = may maintain standards sim
=" American colleges.
~ y invitation also includes the
- Eoe.' navy. Syracuss, Wis
~ Stanford, California with
~ massachusetts Tech, and thu
ssHer members Of the 1850
49, Columbia, Cornell and
ss.esylvania.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
THE ROCK Isl AND ARGUS JANUARY r. 1921
ANS ASSOCIATION PICK NFW BOARD
lsiaiIders Meet PIolu Boy Fine
II Opentpg Came Of Tri-C itu
Title Tits Moline Safurdou

S41ads they look about equal Both
moline and Rock Island are abort
q Veterans and both coaches were
compelled to build 3 team from
ereen material. Only First and
Lundberg on the ASw6ds. squad
nave had experience and Captain
. .aasu ~ sn0 faenke are the only
eo umDer OF tne Islanders.
All q the other quAd-city teams
will be busy this veek nlavins
.,ri.. The. Iii ,.v s..
.s .ni nase : ollecs DEAF
ing On sne cope lof the champion
1hip race. East Moline meets the
GereSeO squad next Friday In . re-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
BAPTIST FIVE
LEADS SUNDAY
SCHOOL LEAGUE

With a clean slate Of three g1Mes
won, the Baptist Sunday school
senior team leads the league and
enters into one of its hardest con-
tests Friday night when they meet
the Fifteenth Avenue Christians.
The standing today:
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by the While Sox to the Sioux City
club of the Western league. Stew
art probably demurred about re-
turning to Rock Island this year.
although Manager McQuillans had
guaranteed to make him . big
league prospect in q years time:
Stewards curves and fast ones
have been adjudged as big league
quality and just as soon as he mas
tiers the art of control, he is bound
to land under the big top.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
ILGHTWEGHTS TO
MEET IN TITLE 90
SCALE TO WIGHT

New York, Jan. 12.-Benny Leon
ard and Richie Mitchell, who are
to meet here Friday night for the
worlds lightweight championship.
were both close to weight today.
Leonard weighed 1851 It his train
Ing quarters and Mitchell 1876.
Both have posted foffeits Of IS. 900
to make 135 pounds eight hours BE-
fore the bout
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
TROTTNG DATES
SET FOR SEASON

Kswanee, Ill, Jan. 1.-THE an
nuai meeting Of the Central I'LL
nois Trottfng and Pacing associa-
ton closed with the assignments
of the following dates:
Davenport-Aug. 1870.
Wyoming-Aug. 1896.
Joslyn-Aug. 1926.
Princeton--Aug. 30-Sept. :.
Kewanee-Sept. $40.
Aledo-Sept 1917.
Cambridge-Sept. 1923.
Knoxville-Sept. 1850.
Peoria-Sept. 29-Oct. s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
MIKE DUNDEEWpgS
DECISION or MILL
lMFAsT TEXAS TILT
Especial to The Argus.)

San Antonio, Texas, Jan. Ia
Nike Dundee Of Rock Island beat
battling Barrefe Of New Orleans
every round. having Batrers bleed
ine from start. Dundee put mp Z
great light, relieving the referees
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
WHITE SOx SELL
SID STEWART TO
SIOUX CITY CLUB

Wong IS Id
Stewart, with .
wcFld Of stun
but most Of it
wild and I'M
tanned. who en-
joys the para
doxi&l distinc-
ton pf being
one oEthe wild
est and most
effective pitch
ers last year in
the Three-Eye
league, W q s
sold Yesterday
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12

The results of the senior games
in the Sunday school basket ball
league. played at the Y. M. c. A.
last evening were:
Memorial Christian, II; Grace Luth.
eran, 10.
Grace Lutheran-Rosenkranz, RI;
Linchie, II; o. Peterson. c: Kan
nishy, re-; Il. Peterson. lg.
Memorial Christian-I.amp. lg;
Seuess and Cook, re-; Osterman. C:
Conrad, If; Graham, RI.
Summary-Field goals, Rosen-
kranz, 3; o. Peterson. /; R Peter
son, 1: Lamp, L; Conrad, 2: Ora
ham, 2. Foul goals, Conrad, 1.
Spencer Memorial. "a; South
Park &
South Park-F. Fry. RI; g. Fry
and Biel, II; Bel and G. Fry. c:
Boehene, re-; Wright, lg.
Spencer Memorable. Roberts.
liz; ]. Palmer, rg; w. Dunn, c: J.
Davenport, II; r. Greer and Doxey.
RI.
Summary-Field goals. Bel, 2:
G. Fry, 1; Roberts, 1; Dunn. ,; J.
Davenport, Z. Foul goals, r. Fry.
2: ]. Davenport, 2.
Zion Lutheran -; First Me0sd.
list 16.
Zion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., RI; ".
Duffin and Swanson, Il: Danielson,
C; Benson, re-; johnson, II.
First Methodist - Humboldt, lg:
Masters and Roller, re-; Roller
and inflow, C; Chapman. II: John
son, RI. ~ s@sseN
Summary-Field goals, Anderson.
s; w. Duffin, /; Danielson, z; Ben
son, 2; johnson, /; Humbledahl, .:
Chapman. 1; johnson, :. Foul
goals, Danielson, 1; Chapman,
Morris briggs refereed the n.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12
SUI EzRS BROKEN
ANKLE AND LOSES
TILT TO FREIBUR0

Ssfllnston, Iowa, Jan. 12.-John
sss. oarg defeated Jack Rogers, Ca
M go heavyweight. in one fall
i nM night. breaking two bones
snss Yrs ankle with . too hold,
,s ~ one hour and IS minuteS oil