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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
ISLAND CITY GOSSIP.
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Thursday night, while the lead
ing Do Drop Inns of the Tri-city
league were losing two out Of three
games to the Peerless team, the
r. /. Elks we're taking the Bucks
down the line for three straight.
The antlered tribes turkey" win
put them within two gamesSof first
place.
Just when We thought sKing"
Kohl lead.off man Of the Buick
team, was due fer . be0st In the
individual average column, he up
and turns in . -4Os count, bat then,
everybody has their OIL nights.
Four or I'VE of the inmates are
planning an auto trip to the Pacific
coast this summer. They should
make quite q splash with Mack
Sennett's beach pymphs.
"Waddy" Voege gargles that they
will put q ~slren" On the car SO ~
to feel perfectly at ease when they
are introduced to the movie va1ps.
Ray Gus" Edwards, formerly
one Of the boys. evidently does not
think much of the town after dark.
The last time he was discovered
downtown at night, was q week be-
fore Christmas. According to Rays
schedule, he will be around again
sometime in July.
Last Friday night the final games
were to have been howlod IN the
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people Of Roc. Island toward ..asrtatng We asl tat
you respond i1 . cheerful and enthusiastic manner.
the intention of the beard directors to finance the
ven WORT and whsi can under no ,san
stances be considered donations:
Monday, April II, exhibition gane Chicago Cubs
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CUB and We ask that when called for sspport vow
these things: The who you has done his
D and s giving his tine to unpleasant sonr
because ne Is BOOSTER YOC BOOSTER, too We ar
an lCr .Ssa Island nIst and the growth Of community
true COOPERATION. l "
Very sincerely yours.
ROCK ISLAND FANS ASSOCIATION
By N. S. Brough, Secretary.
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MORAKSARRAY
Of NEW TALENT
CONES THROUGH
BY Ton SWVYB.

Np0rto k4leof, Cd1eWna0 ko0S
(Wrilten fer II Un3tea Rfess.)
Cisco. TEXAS, March 1e.-Pat
Moran ID going to shov the Nation
n league some new ball players
this year that are destinsd to cut
considerable Ice on the big time.
II his four unsigned Reds. Eddie
Raush, Heinie 6roh, Larry Kopf
and Jake Daubert were IN the fold.
the Reds would be . mighty 0ne
spring bet for the pennant
Even without them the Reds look
good. for Moran has TIE bet crop
Of rockies any Cincinnati club has
had south in years and years.
Sammy. Bohn and Bubbles" Har-
grave are the two big finds. Bohne.
who cost the Reds $17.600. already
has taken the third base lob and
IL Gloh returns he will b assigned
to second base. Bohne 10 fast, .
fine fielder and an excellent hitter.
During the training season he pull
ed a Babe Ruth stunt by hitting
four home runs in one game.
sBuhbloss Makes 6eol
Hargrave, who cost the club
$4,000, will be q regular catcher.
working against southpaws, while
Ivy Wingo will hit against the
right-handers.
Louis Fonseca, . kid from the
San Francisco lots. who was tout
ed to the Reds rs . second Horns
by, looks the part. He's playing
second acceptably and 70 hitting
hard. Benny Williams. ., fast lad
from Moose Jaw, Is giving George
Paskert and Charley See q battle
for an outfield berth. Pat Duncan
will continue In left and II Roush
returns he win run the center gar
den.
Maynard Felix. q big Denver boy.
will make Jake Daubert . good
understudy at first base. He's q
great fielder and not bad hitter.
Strong in Box.
Moran's pitching stan looks good.
He expects Hold Filler. Luque. Mar
guard and Rixey to be his aces at
! the start, while Brenton. NCaumbe,
Bressler, Napier and Seinert are
no slouches.
That Roush. paubert and Groh
will be along later seems certain.
Kopf, however, may retire to the
business field. Kopfs place. as .
fielder at least, can be taken by
Sam Crane, but he is not as good
a hitter as Kopf. Moran believes
Crane will cover more territory
and prove as valuable to the club
as Larry.
! carl Schmel, a kid from Port
Chester. N. Y. also looks prom
Using at short.
The main difference in the Reds
of this year and the Reds Of last
| year is that the club this year has
a better spirit and is hustling hard
er. Pat Moran himself Is taking
baseball more seriously than he
did q year ago when the training
season at Miami was . big JOY
party.
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Quinn. 1t will be the second meet.
ing for these boys, having boxed
q close one at Des Moines, March
l. last.
Although Promoter Ryan an
nounced his tentative Dreliminar
les Saturday. it is possible that HI
might accede to the popular clam
or for a return bout between Wal
ter Mowdy snd Jack Showers
whose bloody battle was one O
the leading features on the recon
Doig-Nuss melee at the illinois.
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INWARD BEGINS
oOTBAIL, DRILL

oAridge. Mass. March H.
Coach Robert Fisher surveyed
eospects for the Harvard foot
esen Of next fall when spring
- for the gridiron squad be-
oond q likely backheld in the
but . line full OF holes. OF
men vh6 reported for the
weeks drill, most were can
Tor line positions.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
BRIEF TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN GENERAL SPORTS FIELD

: The Washington Americans reg
ular squad, Is strong, arrived at
1aytona Fla, today, to play their
first exhibitioc game of the season
against the local club of the Flor
ida State league. The regular squad
will join the second team at Jack
sonvil,e later in the week and vii!
begin Q Transforming trip to Wash
ingteu through Alabama, Tennes-
see and West Virginia.
Hrs. Dorothy Canpbell Hurd Of
Pittsburgh was favored to ret1in
her title When she net Hrs. Hope
Gibson Of Canada today In the see.
ond round of the wemen's North
and Ssuth golf championship at
Pinehurst n. C.
The world champion Cleveland
Indians are preparing to end train
ing camp activities At Dallas to-
morrow and start "Wednesday on
transforming tour.
sGsldies Rap, star iaiielacr el
tlhe New Fsrk Nationals, ~ IN q
New Orleans hospital su6erinx. Il
was repeated teaAY, iron . slight
attack d pneumonia He VIII nOl
be able b Join The team for sew
eral dayS. Davy RaReree. the
Giant sheFtstep, b alse # View Or
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday
and then the Islanders will report.
Lefty Winter was In good form
yesterday, but don'ts let him fool
You. Wait 'em out!
You've got to hand it to Manager
McQuillan Tor pepper. He had
Douglas park in shipshape before
any Of the ether shippers unlocked
their gates.
A steam roller il all that Is need
ed to put on the finishing touches
1t the Island ball yard. Some will
ask: What became Of the one they
used It the annual club meetingY
Treasurer Charles Beers Of the
Fans association, is now president
Of the First Trust and Savings
bank. Mr.. Beers is said to be q
good dispenser Of per cent.
Ben Smith Is slated for release
BY Detroit. In such . case, Ben
would be turned back to the Island.
efs. Wouldn't that mako . wild
scramble for first base with Ben
fightinE It cut with Lenallan, Cross
and 1yeF, n the latter repertedl
ra~w>nuor$ fene au,,.rnu&1v ~v;ll
have their choice, OF favoring two
fast home clubg this year. II the
Islanders come through 1t would be
tough for Davenport to incur the
extra mileage to- Moline.
Msline win have one Of, ~ not
the most expensive team IN the
league. Schellenberger, Ruhser,
DEUEL., Jenes md 6eotch, 1t least,
sro ali said to BE- 3oo.1.msnth men.
There win - eight Others to pay
u at from el7S t., say, @eS0.
Manager McQuillan will be the
only Islander to draw at least $500
a month, which isn't computed in
the salary limit. II he reports, Ell
uer Benson will receive about $500
a month. No other islander. will
ret rs much as $3.50, 50 the Doug
las Parkers won't have any trou-
BILE keeping within the limit.
BraAk Brsugh believes Con Me-
Inerney WIN become . sure 40
hitter this year.. Frank has sean
then III come and 80 and b mely
! e SEQ his prelictisn regarding Nc
tInerney oeme true. Any aspiring
Mayer who takes . cut Ut the ball
!! Ire Csnnie b ,ssrs to hit the 80
naxk sssnar Il. latse.
Al score Or more Of fans visited
Douglas park Saturday and mar
veled greatly ct the prcgrsss Of
nd-c0nditioning. Many others
looked in yesterday % oh and ~ah''
about the classy leld aud new
paint. The old snap could b sem
| In the eyes Of these early birds.
Friday won't come any TOO soon for
them.
Two chalmers WIN have uaA-
secrsal berths this year n The
lf1chlgan.Onf leagae. They ore
| Otfe Jordan ct Kitehe1ee anl i'm
IeHulFe at Pet HuRen. Jer1hn
4 - =. -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

This is the latest fighting pose Of
Navy Rostan. Joliet middleweight,
who boxes Gunner Quinn Of Minne-
apolis, Thursday night in the wind
up to the initial card Of the Rock
Island American legion under the
direction Of Tommy Ryan at the
Illinois theatre.
Rostan has fought all the lead
ing middleweights, including John
ny Wilson, present champion, and
Mike O'Dowd, former incumbent,
and will be q slight favorite against
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PADDOCK BREAKS
22O-YARD RECORD
IN COAST CANES

New York, March %. - UNITED
Press. )-OMcisls Of the A 4. U,
oppressed NO doubt here today that
Charlie Paddocks new worlds rec
ord Of - ~ seconds for 80 yardl
would b placed. on the books.
Omcial action cannot b taken
until the reports Of the oncials al
Berkeley. Calf. meet where the
record vas made Saturday has been
fled.
Three Of the timers watches
caught Paddock's- time at IS Sec
onds and one ct IS seconds. The
former record Of q Is seconds va
held Jointly BY B. J. Wesfsrs,> B. 6
Craig and D. F. Lippincott-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
COLTRIN DESERTS
BLOOM HOLDOUTS

Bloomington, ILL.,, March 2s.-
Bobby Coltrin, peer Of the Three
Eye league shortstops, and captain
of the championship Bloomington
club for two years, today signed his
1921 contract.
Coltrin has previously been a
holdout.
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Clubs and ut one time managed ths
New York Tanks. 'ne
Moose" Glockson is slated for
catching duty this season for ~
portsmouth club of the Virsinia
league. Jimmy vioux, former Pi-
rate third sacker, is managing the
club, and will probably have his
MI OF woe trying to i4culcate sense
in the Glockson ivory. '
FLANDERS who have eaieved III.
hospitality Of George MushlhaeH.
Motel man and Kansas CITY cIrS
president, will be interested h
learn Of his recent marriage Ia
ms. Roxanne Landfried.. George
Is 2 real boniface and erand hase.
bali boss. Come to think. our nj.
George AcQuillan, lahored for hin,
three seasons ago.
Oiln Busler, who did some tall
nlpping last yeaS for Peoria. has
been relegated to the Class G
Mitchell club Of the South Dakota
league in exchange fer a catcher.
Busler begged McQuiIlan durinr
the winter to buy his release
George liked the players prospects
and bid for him, but Bill jackson
wouldn't listen.
Your old friend sPeaches, Ora.
ham viii try a comeback this year
with Chattanooga, one of his esrlv
Baseball loves. Billy Neal, saether
old-ime Islander, has 4 letter n,
produced today IN The Sportscepo,
a few moro and it'll seem Ike on
Homo week.
Leo Dixon writes again that
while he hasn't been hitting quite
up to his expectations, his catch
ing is liked by Manager Jack
Hendricks Of the Indianapolis club
now in camp at Augusta, La, and
that Hendricks has already weeded
tout two other catching candidates
\ Chuck Workman, former Cub IN.
fielder, will not play with Lsuis.
VILE this year, he says. Church IN.
nounces he has signed to caysrt fol
tho Fafrbanks.Nore Industxials Of
Hcloit, Wis.
Guy Chamberlain, star end Of the
Staley football team, will be. seen
in, the Starchmakers' outheld this
season. Chamberlain batted 400
last year for the Akron Information
ais. George Halas and Ray Dem
mitt will be the other StaIey gard
eners. The Decaturites have two
training series with Three-Eye
leaguers: Bloomington, April e.
"a, and Peoria, April 3o-May l.
Begins to loek - II The Rosts1.
Quinn scEAp Tharsday nigAt It III
Illinels tAeatTe WIN draw hoayily
frsn Meline and Dayeapsrt. ri.
city faAs know Rssta9,a reputatisa
fer tall 6gAting, Al t. fnok thai
QulnA Hold hin evca h Des Msines
March 4 last a1gurs welf fer III
Initial eaeFts Of Tsnny Ryan aAl
tho Rack Island Americas legien
wichita Falls. TEXAS. March So
Omitted Press) -Inclement wsathes
prevented the Six squad from play.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

Los Angeles. March 1s.-(United
Press.)- with Alexander ON the
mound, the Cubs trouncsd Vernon
here yesterday. 4 to l. Tho reg
ulafs play Sacramento It Sacra-
msnt0 tomdsfow.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
| 81 s.
Sp0llr!fsc!o!'pe
B1 BRucD COPELAND.
.1lR ka0N1 IDEA.

/ =
s..
~ lok iahes 70 ps0ssee hock -
Land With pFofess&cuaa hdbeeeA
SIN. the Fang association viii
sfro.~ 49, !. ~ Thrss.n,s
iees
FAfk improvements. ADVERTISING.
pleyers' transportation, equipment,
hotel accommodation and salaries
VIII cost several thoasAAas Of dol
lAfs before the opening So0e.
| EXPENDITURES to data have almost
strip1ed the association Of funds.
immediate felte& To needed In or
der to begin the season under n
yorable conditions.
But the association wiaAss to
give value received By o6ertng for
ale zz-gnme ticket books. worth
$lz each, for $le.
For no the buyer can see the
Cubs exhibition. opSning day game
and ~ regularly scheduled league
games:
Read the open letter from the as
ISOLATION In another part OF this
page. Then. perhaps, You'll feel
more IKE shooting . le-spct to help
give Rock Island winning baseball.
conr ...-
uOVD fASIU1.
Enough bir leasua stars ~ the
nresert d.v 1srs Ssy.;rr.d ~ ths
u.y ,sss ers r. ,o9m ~ dne
ming club IN either az the major
outfits 70 these Rock Island cnn.
fributext lint ons1 Chsr,is HoIloch-
er. the treat shortstop Of the Cubs.
The lineun vonId ha A follows.
/ PitaAaFs less Rarnes (Ciantsl
Inayennorf 1s1s-Il.Is. Harold Carl
ron (Pirates1 Rnclford 1s12-Is-
t1l-1s-1e. Hnd Filler lRedsl nan
nne. isa1, Monne, iSii-le-ie' neo
10: Fred Schupp (CaEdl. Decatur.
1912.
Catehefs Les Nunamaksr lin
tfiansls Dubuque. 1903. Blooming
ton. 1910; George O.Neil (Braves)'
Alton. 1877; Bob O'FarreH Cubs),
Peoria, 1861.
flfW base = walter Hoike
(Praves). Peoria, 19lz-13, Daven-
port, 1913.
Second base = George Cutshaw
(Pirates). Bloomington, 1908-09:
Ray Schmahdt (Superbas). Bloom
ington. 1855.
Y Third base-Heine Groh (Reds)
4 Decatur, 1911: Ivy Olson (Super-
basil. Muskogee, 1896.
| ShoFtstop = Charles Hollocher
! (Cubsl, Rock Island, 1916.
i Oat8eld-Lewis Duncan fReds)
Springfield. 1912; Max Flack Cubs
Peoria, 1923: Bob sVeach I'll
.gers). Peoria, 1910.11-12; L. Bour.
[yereau (Phillies), Peoria. 1919.
BILLY NEAL WRITES.
Billy Neal, former Islander, write:
from 1906 Delaware street. Denver
tina. he has followed Rock Island
baseball with great interest sinct
The played here several years ago.
From accounts o. George Nc.
Quillan, your new manager. know
| H. IS soing to male the seven 9th.
er Three-Eye clubs hustle" Pre-
diets Neal. Here's hoping Mac
will have . team tina. will do jus.
tice to Rock Island. Your city al.
ways was . good town for a bal
player and for the game itself.
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| All the Nevs-Ai. the Tins
The Angus. -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
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Joe German, Portland. Ore. fea-
therweight, tand Frank Edwards OF
New York will meet in l5-fuund
boat atNs1 1ofk tmSAk
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MEETING AGAINST LYNCHlAG
Hello IN new YORK,
Confined from page ~

into the Republican party platform.
Dwyer said, and the President was
pledged TO sign the bill when 1t came
before him as 1t would do before this
session was over. The constltutionali-
~ Of the law could not be impugned
he said, and it's political prospects
were now so good as to make It's pas
sage certainty.
The act, as outlined yesterday after
noon. provided for the following safe
guards for the Negro:
When any citizen believes that
cannot get justice in the courts that
he cannot get justice in the courts of
his own state he can appeal to the
United States courts directly and the
Supreme Court is Obliged to hold the
citizen coming to It for protection in
is jurisdiction until it can be estab-
lishcd whether justice can be obtain
ed for the Negro in the local court
The Supreme Court must hear the
case if it is established that the state
court is prejudiced,
1t VIII be a crime TO allow man
to serve on a jury who Is known to
believe in lynchng
Officers OF the law who allow mobs
to take prisoners from their custody
without making every possible effort
to protect their captives are to be
made guilty of a crime punishable by
ten years, Imprisonment. The United
prosecute these officials if the local
authorities will not do so.
Murder Charge PriVidcd.
The law is to be amended so as to
make it perfectly explicit that any
person in a mob who has been shown
to have taken part in a lynching can
he charged with murder.
Citizens Of a country where a lynn
ching has taken place under the anti
lynching law shall pay to the United
States Treasury $4,000 for every
death Of a Colored citizen by lynching
or other unlawful means.
If the white citizens refuse to pay
this fine or the revenue officials will
n collect it, the local district attor-
ncy shall levy on property in that
country an collect the fine or be
guilty Of an offense himself under the
law.
Dwyer said that during the time
Governor Montague was Governor OF
Virginia there were no lynchingS, in
the state, because it was known that
the state militia would have been
called out by the Governor at the first
hint of any move toward lynchihg by
white people in the state. This, he
claimed, was proof that lynching
would stop if the whites knew that
penalties would be certainly inflicted
on them for any illegal killing of
Negroes.
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w. T. Talley is holding meetings
in the X. OF p Hall until his church
is completed. Rev. A. Johnson, p.
C. of the A. NJ. Il. church. and Sister
NJ. A. Carson and Bro. LACK Clemens
left Tuesday for Cleburne, Texas to
be present at the opening of the Dis
trict Conference, which takes place
at the above place on Wednesday,
May IS, 1921. Rev. j. S. Sutton has
returned from the Board meeting at
Denison, Texas; he also made a fly
ing trip to Lawton, Okla. Mrs. Ada
Harvey is convalescing. We are de-
lighted to say we, the Y. w. A. in
vite you to be present at $3.50 p. m.
each Sunday at Bethel Baptist Church.
The District Conference which con-
vened here at the G. NJ. II. Church.
of which place Rev. II. G. Allen is
p. c., on last Tuesday closed its ses-
sion here Sunday night. 1t was a
grand success. They raised $357.35.
Hon. j. b. Ransom and Mrs. Chris
tine Shannon were quietly married
last week at the home of the bride,
Rev. f. G. Allen ofIiciated. On last
Thursday night, May IL, Mr.. Frank
Butler of Detroit, Mich. and Miss
Ethel Presley of Jersey. N. j., were
married here. Rev. C. G.. Smith
OBLIGATED. The wedding took place
in the Reception Room of the Nc
MILAN Hotel. The wedding party
consisted of A. W. Mcmillan, f. A.
Dykes and Miss r. Smith Refresh
ments were served in the Murchison-
Rucker Drug Sore The Style Show
given by the Loyal Friends of Amer
ica was quite a success. The follow
ing persons took part: Mrs. Mamie
f.. Thomas, negligee; Mrs. Lena
Black and Arilla Johnson, Porch
Dresses; Miss Ozella Pierson Of DIAL
las, afternoon dress; Mrs. Berda
Hollowell, second; Miss Leila Jordon
of Oak CFf, Dallas, reception dress
Mrs. Lizzie Carlisle, evening dress,
Mrs. Dollie Williams has announced
the marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Rebecca Williams to Mr.. Talmadge
Cobb Of Denison, Texas. in this city !
on the 18th day of June 1921, at
Bethel Baptist Church.
Notice to all customers: All adj |
vertfsements card Of thanks, resOu- |
lions. lost relatives, must be paid |
for in advance at the rate of cents
a line words to the line. p H |
Jackson, Reporter.