davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-03-05

,pointed and instructed them as to where they
should locate the permanent capital. Ihose com,
missioners named the city for the man VINO nau
led the victorious armies of the colonies IN the
Revolution and who was then serving as Presi-
,slent Many fairy stories have been written ABOUT
how washington personally selected the site Tor
nhe capital "even driving some OF the surveyor
stakes" etc. The unvarnished truth - that ne
merely carried out the win Of congress Dy up
pointing commission which was hs-ructe0 Dy
congress to do certain thing
From the day the tract ten miles square was
staked out Washington's impress has been IN the
city and its environs. That Impress stands out
clearer as the years pass. More than milhon
persons, Americans BY birth u adoption. gain
new Inspiration every year merely ~ looking
,nrnn the material things that connect the days
when washington was moving about there IN the
,aesh with the present time. Thousands OF Tor
.Irners benefit ID the same way. There ~ never
any pause I'M the stream OF pilgrims e ~. vernon
or In the throng that Is always on the way 70 the
afop of the washington monument. Winter and
! -,,c,,ner through sunshine and storm. the homage
rayinc 10 the Father Of his Country goes ON.
Every recurring anniversary ot his birth Seemingly
increases the interest "a bis memory. On these
anniversaries foral decorations are Invariably
DIled high ID the tomb at Mt Vernon, and neither
branch OF congress ever fails to provide tnal ~.
farewell address shall be read
Z ssrofahlv because the point has never been EN-
I snhssfxed many persons have the idea. u seems
s5sAt washington lived for short time IN tne
x-rSfv that bears his name. There IS ais0 popu
sar belief that the Washingtons ct one time "
<a,rled the White House Washington was never
d resident of the permanent capItaI l $50 $50
If government was in Philadelphia when Gun
yvess vofed to locate the capital where 1t 49, anu
washington had a temporary home N tnat Guy.
IN returning from Philadelphia at the close u
HIS second term as President ne gave conslueI-
able personal attention to the early ss
&voun lar
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-03-05
MANAGEMENT of the Packing Industry
by congressional Commission
,uon prrn sMoor of Utah. Speech IN Congress

As1 came through Chicago the 's otne' 1a tbnush.
to myself there ,saTs ns ss s" as upon on
that ths oose mile Chicago in which hs t ss . RasE e
s s: .s part; ss s ; 1s ..
grown no' o its products until there is moth
ding and 0lsliio0'No H., lnnislatnn to turn it
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-03-05
By, JAMES p. HoRNADAy. ]

. Q r G e WASHINuAO
connection with the capiiai
city of the nation began when.
as President Of the United
States, he appointed a com.
mission to locate the capital
on the Potomac river, "a
few miles above Alexandra
and adjacent to George
town.. The congress sitting
in Philadelphia directed that
the commissioners be APP
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-03-05
We Have No Right to Compel Religious
Observance Of Sunday by Law.

By DIR. ". T. MANNING. Trinity Church. New York.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
IS !
idle ACCOUNT
BAD WEATHER
Scheduled to Resume Regular Pro.
gram Today After Enforced
Idloness.

Atlantic City, N. J., May &c
Forced into a day of idleness be-
cause OF the rain and cold weather
OF yesterday. Jack Dempsey today
resumed training activities with q
full days work ahead Of him. DENIM
sey planned to 60 on the road for
q six-mile run, II the rain-soaked
roads proved sufficiently dry to
make the going comfortable. His
regular program of bag punching.
shadow boxing and work with the
gloves will be carried out this aft
ernoon.
Dempsey did no work yesterday.
the second day since Saturday in
which the champion has remained
In idleness. He did NO work on
Sunday through choice although he
did play baseball.
The weather Of yesterday made
even that form of exercise impos-
sibla.
Ths enforced idleness did not rest
ven with Dempsey. who, after his
strenuous workout on Tuesday. vas
eager Tor another strenuous sassion
With his sparrins partners.
tho champions star was aug
mented By tho arrival Of Joe Ben IN.
MN 2 Pacific coast lightweight.
Ana Eli Montana, a middle
vo19A& wrestler from Los Aneeles
lnI An1amin vas schedule6 to
20 NJ a1se boxing with the cham
paoo eodAy. He IL training for n
Dout neFe On Saturday night, Non
IAna intends to wrestls with DemD-
~ evaU Aaz
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
D. S. HAS EVEN
CHANCE TO WIN
TENNIS TITLES

Paris, May 26.-America has an
even chance" in the French hard
court championships. William r
1Nden, international singles chamn-
ION. told the United Press TODAY.
The mems and women's donbIes
probably will be won by French
Our chances are in the singles and
tho mixed doubtless" he said.
Iilden regards Andree Colbert as
tho nnest stroke player OF the world
ana Laafentx a capable running
mate for . doubles team.
MIA Mallery is playing a great
game. Her contest with Mile. Leny-
ION should be Of the finest ever
AtaRAA" h aah
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
rwo CAMS ronoR.ow.

To Islaa11s WIN plsy Peoria
TIVE games It Dssgaas paxk u.
neEroW Afternoon.
M Arst gaAe VIM - called
It 3 s'cleek.
z: IAs s!as!s PHO d aA.issi'a
TedAysS e10e was cancelled
because u VET gfeunls. Twin
games t0norrow still gives tho
IslanAers IL ehAAee to assume
IL ealershiD e tho league
Toy WI i've b Win beth to
d 4. Thsy a., ~ IT, Eeesra
Of four straight Victories indi-
eato2 IFS . treat T. watch tAen
play.
Pserla toAay h sus fun enAs
aheaA q Rook IslaaA n IL
standlngs. JAekSea n eolng II
drive ~ charges hard 70 retain
ths oevstad p6ali1on.
Tho Islanders leave rr3lAy
night for Rsckford to play fslf
games In three Asys. The inns
oan sheW their appreciates al
The spaen1A roosra e thair tsAR
b. turning eat n great foroo TO-
MD1T0Ws
RenenbsE, 0s hryt g1As
starts ut 2 0'o1ock and the lead.
ership Of tho league hinges On
tho results.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
TEX WAITSFOR
PERMISSION TO
HOLD BIG FUSS
Printer Delayed in Getting Out
Form-May Enlarge Stadium
to Seat 100000.
BY HENRY l. FARRELL.
Omitted Press Staff CorresnOndenf)

(Unlted Press STAN Correspondent
New York, May 26.-Tex Rickard
hasn't received official permission
for his Dempsey-Carpentier specta-
Gle in Jersey City July 2, but he
is not worried.
Just little delay at the print
er's shop where the New Jersey
state commission is having a new
model license built has prevented
the officials from handing Rickard
the key.
The arena is more than half built
and if no bad weather is encoun-
tered the contractors say they will
turn the plant over to Richard
about June Is.
Demand for tickets has been 50
heavy that Rickard called the con-
tractors in to talk over an enlarge
ment OF the stadium that would
make it big enough for 100, 900
spectators. Lumber has been
mounting since the contract was
awarded and when Rickard found
1t would cost him 81 each to build
IS seats he called plans OF.
Cash On hand in Richards bank
is now at the three-quarter million
mark and Tex is naturally feeling
good that the receipts were ex-
ceeding the Dempsey-Willard bout.
Choice seats are now on sale at
Madison Square garden. Vast blocks
have been grabbed by scalpers Who
won't even listen to a bid Of 500
for a $50 piece of pasteboard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
FOUR WINNERS
OF PAST WILL
BE IN CLASSIC
Ralph De Palma Said
To Haze Fastest
Mount.
BY BARNEY OLDFIKLD.

(Written for The United Pre0,)
r,A4.,.,r,,. Ia Me- - IN.
A ~
winners q mo local sPe0ovaS
classic for four consecutive years,
1914, 1915, 1916, 1913. there being
no races in 1917 and 1913, VIII be
among the drivers who VIII face
tho timers In the Qualification trials
starting 1t O'Clock today.
Rene Thomas won In 1914, RAlyh
De Palma IN 1915, Dario Regt2 IN
1916 and @Howdy Wilcox in 1913.
They are all entered this year.
Last year, the late CASTOR Cnevro-
let. who also won the championship
OF the A A. A. was the winner and
without tire changp. He was killed
1t Los Angeles IN the last speed
way event OF the year, when Eddie
oDonnell crashed into hlm
O'Donneu also lost hts lie IN
that race-
In addition to the four winners,
Tommy Milton. the worlds speed
King. Joe Boyer, who won the ma
1ority OF the lap prices last year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
JULIE NEE Of
ILLINOIS TO
Be PROTESTED
Michigan University In Comeback
for Dfsbarment or ~Slickefs
Parks

Chicago, May 26. - Julie Nee,
shortstop for the University Of Illi-
nois, present leaders in the western
conference baseball standing, is
under contract to report to the De-
troit American league team at the
close of the present school year, 1t
was learned today and protests
against his appearance in the line
up against the University o; Michi-
gan next Saturday are to be filed,
it is understood Michigan is nli-
nois' closest contender, having lost
no games, but being two behind in
the number Of victories.
Under the name of DAILY, it is said
that Nee wore Tiger uniform last
fall but took part in no champion
ship games. At that time Days
address was given as Glasgow,
Mont, and his identity was kept
concealed.
Detroit dispatches today said that
President Navin admitted Nee was
under contract, and that Daily and
Nee are the same person.
The bar of professionalism, rails
ed against "Slicker" Parks, Michi-
gan's star pitcher last year, it is
believed, will cause representatives
OF that university to demand the
same action against Nee. Parks
admitted living played during COL
lege vacation in the Pacific Coast
league. His pitching last year was
the sensation Of the Big Ten con-
ference and aided materially in
winning the conference title for
Michigan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
PAUL JOURNEE
Is COMPARED TO
CARDIFF GIANT

Manhasset, N. Y, May z6.-The
Cardiff giant lives-in Paul Journee
heavyweight and sparrinp
partner OF the blonde Georges Car
pentier, aspirant to the worlds
heavyweight boxing title
This Paul looks beside Georges
like the Grand Canyon looks to a
burro. His great hands, reminding
one OF the choice picnic hams. hang
almost to his knees.
Paul has to stoop to pass through
an ordinary doorway, and his
shoulders are SO broad the rest Of
his body seems to hang, like fringe
ON . lady's dress. He never smiles
this giant, he just scovlA Every
now and then he groans, where
upon the camp shakes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
SPORT BRIEFS

Seattle-Jack Britton fought a
around draw with Travie Davis OF
Everett, Wash.
Paris-Some Of the French tennis
players on the Davis cup team may
not come to America because they
cannot obtain here the wine to
which they are accustomed.
Cleveland-Johnny Kilbane a 10
round bout from Freddie Jacks,
British champion.
Detruit-Johnny Wilson defeated
Joe Chip in 10 rounds.
St Louis, Mo.-Pitcher Carl Mays
was indefinitely suspended and
Catcher Wallie Schang fined SIS for
arguing with the umpire.
St Louis, MO-~Babe" Ruth hit
his 18th home run yesterday.
Ranslagh, England.-The Ameri-
can polo players were defeated, 4
to l, by the Ranslagh club.
Chicago-Notre Dame defeated
Northwestern baseball team, Z to
Indianapolis, Ind.-Ralph de
Palma broke the speedway record
in his time trials, making 101.6
miles an hour.
St. Louis, Mo.-The women's Mis-
souri, valley tennis tournament,
which was to have opened here May
30, has been postponed until June
l to allow out-of-town players
more time to reach here, it was
said.
Newcastle, Pa.-'Iefty" Williams,
pitcher for a semi-pro baseball
club here. is being sought by the
Chicago White Sox, it was learned
today.
Baton Rouge, Lathe Louisiana
constitutional convention adopted
an amendment prohibiting trans
mission, publication or circulation
Of information concerning horses
in races or the odds
Columbus, Ohio-Eddie ODowd,
Columbus flyweight. has been
matched for a 12-round bout with
Frankie Mansel. Liverpool, Eng
land. for next Tuesday night
New York-Ninth inning rallies
decided three American league con-
tests yesterday. Cleveland, St
Louis and Philadelphia. Rain gave
all the National league teams a
rest
New York-The Dempsey-C Car.
pentfer fight for the worlds heavy
weight championship already has
broken all box Office records. With
he date of the bout five weeks dis
fant, Promoter Tex Richard an
bounced that the receipts had
$5z5,000
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26

Of George H. as an outnelder:
There are 43 outdelders in the
eight American league clubs last
season. In regard to number Of
games played Ruth ran tenth in the
list with 139.
He registered 259 putouts. land
ing him fourteenth in that list, and
but six 0utfelders scored more than
his q assists.
All told, George had 399 chances
In the field and but - Of these turn
ed into errors, giving him a grand
garden average Of 1856.
Not so grand. at that, perhaps,
when you consider that that mark
landed him eighth from the bottom
Of the list
But. mention errors to George H.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
SCHAUERS AND
WEIGH MATCH
ONE OF MERIT
Fans Knosu for Them
selves IL Is Worth
Seeing.

Promoter Pat Dietx plucked q
Juicy plum from the tree when he
signed Johnny SchAuers and
frankie WEIGH for the Decoration
day boxing program at Douglas
park under the auspices Of the
Rock Island legion. It L. doubt
ful that he could have arranged for
. bout that would appeal to the
fancy Of tr+city fandom a. this
one is.
Schauers and WEIGH are boxers
Of known caliber. The fans don't
have to be told the ST. Paul light
weight is . hard hitter and . gem
orally capable man In the ring.
Neither do they have to read to
g2in information about Welch, the
Chicago sensation. Both have dis
played their talents hereabouts in
such q manner as to satisfy the
most exActing.
While SchAuers win undoubtedly
rule the favofite because Of his
greater experience, WEIGH will have
many ardent admirers grouped
about the ring. Johnny can stand
up under punishment from the best
Of them and give plenty in return.
II he couldn't, It would be dangeF-
GUS for him to 90 against WEIGH
WEIGH is a genuinely clever man
On his feet and possesses the knack
Of turning his opponents PUSHES to
his own advantage. His effective
ness depends upon a waiting game
mostly, but he IL very apt to stop
the festivities early during one Of
his attacks.
Schauers hits straight from the
shoulder; WEIGH relies upon hefty
uppercuts with either mitt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
Notes of the Game

Bill Cole, the Islanders speedy
center gardener, nudged his way in
70 the hearts Of the bugs with his
clever base running, timely hitting
And smart baseball. He caught the
Peoria infield dead on their feet in
the third when he went from home
to second on a base on balls. Buck
alew was cycling the sphere crit
ically while Bill was trotting to-
wards first Cole picked up his
speed gradually and rounded first
under full power. Buck regained
consciousness too late and cole slid
safely in under Bluega
This play not only startled the
Gumps but took the breaths OF the
rams, as well. Cole stole second
again In the seventh but under more
ordinary circumstances, His single
IN that inning scored Elmer Benson
With the winning run. In the 9Th
he drove one against the center field
fence for two bases and immediately
reached third on a close decision
following Brooks catch OF McInar-
neys ny.
Murphy and Burke stole 4 bsse
each IN the third inning.
Elliott saved Murphy IN srrw
when he seso1ed his throw out OF
the dirt On Dresseas gromdar N
the seventh.
Smith had 0oldhvs4te, Peuria's
aluegiAg catcler, sW1ngins At syery-
Thing 0oldio WIT out thr>s timsa
On sex1h0 ~ Ill weakly 70 centar
AiS othGr&1no q 1sk
aeA e1ng<As suppR ~ n q
Wfy In IL nlnth when he vh4Red
Ooadehvatte and BucaalSw ~
ge4 u91uDoa y ~ OF - -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
Ladies and gentlemen!

Ladies' and gentlemen!
Needless to say, you have all
heard about Babe Ruth, slugger ex-
traordinary and home run king Of
these United States!
And there is little doubt but that
many a ball fan has several pic
lures Of the Bib Bambino busting
a baseball with his boisterous hat
But
Today we are introducing George
n. Ruth, outfielder!
The Records Toll.
There has been such a sensation
over his four-base wallop ability
(for he and Babe are one and the
same) that he seldom breaks into
print as a cayOrter of the outer
gardens.
Let's take a peek at the records
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
KI.BANE BESTS
FREDDY JACKS
IN TEN ROUNDS

Cleveland. Ohio, May 2s.-Feath-
erweight Champion Johnny Kilbane
making his first appearance in
many months, outpointed Freddy
Jacks, claimant Of the British
featherweight crown, in a 1o-round
no-decision Tight here last night
Tho fight was tame M tn the
ninth round when Kilbane Opened
up and showed some of his old
time skill. Spectators booed both
boxers during the early rouptls
asking when the fight started,
During the ninth and tenth
rounds K1lbane was jabbinE and
hitting Jacks at will. Had he
shown the same sort Of stuff earlier
Jacks would not have lasted six
Cx9s1i WINS.
Tony CaDoni, New York, out
pointed Artie Root. Cleveland, tn 10
rounds IN the semi-fnal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26

and Babe win tell you that hen
make up for any runs made on his
misses, when he next comes to bat.
Now He's Going Good.
In spring training this season
Ruth put lot Of his practice to
field work. He had EN- all batting
flies to him-and results have al
ready shown.
His fielding so far has given him
an average well above last years
mark. And. at the same time, when
George H steps up to bat and be-
comes the famous Babe, he still
keeps tanning EN- out.
The next time you read abort
Babe Ruth seeking another homer
or two-or three-just remember
that Babe-or George His also
considerable outfielder!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
U. s. ENTRANTS
EL|MINATEDBY
ENGLISH STARS
Last Of Americans, Frederick ],
Wright, Of Boston, IL Defeated
by Darwin.

Hoylake. May 26.@Frederick J.
Wright OF Boston, last Of the Amer
lean entrants for the British ANA
teur golf championship, was elm
mated in the sixth round OF play
To-Day. losing to Bernard Darwin
OF Wokng BY one hole.
H II. Stubbs Of Sunninedale de-
feated J. B. Beddard of Penn. : mn
ana to play. Allan A. Graham.
Royal Liverpool, beat F. C. Har-
rison OF Formby. 2 up and / to
play, and W. I. Hunter of Walmer
ana Aingsdown, defeated e ". E.
Aoiderness, 4 up and 3 to play.
Stubbs and Graham will meet in
me semi-nnal. to be played this
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
flhl&SiSde;f1
~ Gays

Sluggers knock baseballs over
the fence. Whv cali IN, go,
busters!
English golfers probably thinh
Bobby Jones should he chsnrsd r.
Bobby, Jonah.
Jack Desnpsev .hou,a n.la .
wonderful COW .nnrchsr
e. ~ puncuo3:
learned thar nm hott,. -
made tn n. 49,. NOT
go -. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
CLAUDE STARKE DEAD.

Claude TON Starko 1t one
tine . prime favorito with Rock
Island baseball fans, died Mon.
day ut his home in Detroit after
one days illness with portion.
huA News Of his passing L. .
source Of grief to those who
knew him as q member Of Jack
T19Ae'S champions Of 1909 and
seoena-paaoe team of 1910.
Tom Is best remembered for
his comedy. He was rated as a
fatr ball player, performing both
It catch and first base, but was 4
Master 1t entertaining the fans
HIS antics wero always original
and mover failed to get . roar Of
approval from the crowd.
He was sold in tho winter Of
19o9 to Hartford in the Conneo-
dcut lAagua Hartford turned
hin loose before the 1910 season
started One day he reappeared
at tho IslaAders' club house and
announced he was ready to play.
And Jack Tighe put him to
work without any moro formal.
ity.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
EYE
OF GEORGE IS
BUNk-kILBANE
Opponents Feet Are
Watched by Jack
Dempsey.
BY JOHNNY KILBANE.
(Featherwoight Champion.)

The bunk about Georges Carpen-
tiers hypnotic eye is going the
rounds again.
1t isn't worth mentioning excep,
that it brings up this interesting
question: Suppose a real hypnot-
list should get into a ring with
Dempsey. Would his hypnotic eye
affect the champ"
Absolutely not! The chances arc
that his hypnotic eye rather would
be sporting black and blue decora-
tons after the first or second
round II the owner of it was able
to stay on his feet even that hong
For Jack Dempsey, like every
otner modern boxer, does not watch
MS opponents eyes. He keeps his
gaze on his opponents feet.
Feet Betz1y Punch,
Watching the feet has severn, al.
vantages. An experienced boxer
can tell by q mans position what
SOFT OF attack he Is going to make
for every tab or hook or upnerc.t
Is sent over only after a tighter
gets set" to deliver them. And the
feet betray his intentions first
A clever fighter, by keeping close
watch on his opponents feet. can an
tune his own blows that they can he
delivered when the opponent Is OF
his balance. At such times even a
punch that Is pulled is good Tor a
knockdovn.
Aidos The Chin.
A third advantage in keepin. fhe
eyes down Is that q fighters chin
one OF the three vulnerable snots
lis tucked away out Of danger from
an uppercut. For naturally It vonid
DO harder for . man to land on =
chin that was buried down on In.
chest than one that was stucI ont
to meet . wallop. a a chin vonM
have to b II = fighter looked his
adversary in the eye.
No. not even three hypnotic e~
would help Carpenter in the Sxst
July = For 20 pr cent Of the tine
Dempsey viii have his eyee a ~
FfencAmAn's feet
(copNisht 1921 By Newspaper En-
tefpfise.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
JOHNNY DUNDEE
Is ANXIOUS TO
MEET CHAMPION

Chicago. May 2e.-Johnny Dun
dee said today he would not be sat
ished unttl he meets Benny Leon
ard IN . match Johnny Registered
. kick became Rock Kansas bat
MIN to II IN . hGttle with the title
holder.
But watch my dust after I est
through with Sailor Freedman next
Friday. said Johnny.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
FIFTEEN MINOR
COLLEGES TAKE
PART IN MET

Decatur: nj, May Ss-Fifteeu
MINOR colleges Of Illinois With 1S0
athletes will take part Ia the sec
ono annual !. !. A. c. track and
nsid meet On Milliken field hero
Fsday and Saturday.
BESIDES ne rack athletes. stu-
dent and fAculty coli ma tsnnia
leans VIII compsts. Four schooIs
are IN the running tor the tr.ek
ina neid honors. Knox. Eureka n
anMs college and Ailliken, With The
"mse regarded - ths fayorita,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26
MACK'S DR|vE
WINS4-3 GAME
FOR PL0W BOYS
HeimacA Comes to he Rase.e :,
Hamilton and Saves Game
for Moline.

Manager Mack and Heimach. ~
heroes for Moline yesterday ~
Browning field. The boss polss
. triple in the seventh that xayA
the Pillow Boys their winning m,
and the pitcher pulled his matas
out Of q bad hole. Moline defeatsS
Bloomington, 1 to &
Carter Hamilton, the ex-Iov.,
University star and property Of he
Cleveland club. started on IT,
mound for the home guard and sot
along very nicely. Then, all Al 4
sudden. he lost control ana thr.v
eight straight balls to the fr.t
two men up in the eighth innins
and Skipper Mack sent Hetm.cS
to his relief Score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26

Three-haso hlts-Rluege, Murphy.
Two-hase hits-ColA, Benson. Sac
rihce hlts-Burke, Elliott, MoIner.
noq Z, Wild, Blaesa. Stolen bases
Murphy, Burke, Cole 2, Wick. Double
playsLBluego to jackson. Struck
0ut-By Saith, o. BY Buekalew, 3.
Bases ON balls-Off Smith. s, on
HnekabeW, 4 Passed ball-CanIully.
B2pare-Lauson. TiMs-2:0k