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DDLETON, INC,
Main 1923.
Washington Heights.
Price. sll 5n.-This amount will buy Il IS room
modern home in the most exclusive see
non Of Washington Heights: tapestry
hrick: three concrete porchr>: very large
yard with garage. You will never have
an opportunity of this kind again.
Mr.. Government Printing Office.
Price %''IW-A nine room. 1hree-story brick
located on I St near 1st n w. having
hot-watcr heat and attractive lighting
fixtures: well suited for a home or room
ing house: there is a twostory building
on the rear that will hold three cars
The owner will accept any reasonable
"her and make easy terms.
Chevy Chase, ID. G..
Price. ST. Io0-Detachel home in one OF the
best locations, south of the circ. and
Just OF Conn. ave; the lot is 80 feet
T"ht and ti,,- house contains : rooms and
bath. with all improvements of the latest
type: it is in perfect condition and may
he sold on very easy terms.
Columbia Heights.
Price, $12. oOo-Girard ST between ltth and
Mt. Pleasant lines: Zoo. Rock
'reek and Meridian Parks This very
Substantial 3->tuIy pre>>-bri,k I"n" con-
tains 10 rooms has hot water heat and
electricity and has recently been re,irc-
Grated: cement front and p"rch"s,
deep yard I" Il wii" alley. with =.
double brick garage: undoubtedly II ..
best buy on the heights. Owner w.p
Civ" quick possession.
)DI ETO\ INC
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Tel. Main 434O.
PRICE S115OO.

lei. Main 434U.
PRICE, $11,5OO.
colonial home in Mount Plea SAINT. near
SOoo cash. There are nine rooms and bath.
hst.vater heat. electric lights. three porches.
Q deep lot to wide paved alley with room
for gange. Possession given.
PRICE, S1315O.
A. msdern home on street. near Thomas
cash: this II three-story brick house having
fourteen rooms and hath. modern heat. cleo
tric lights. Rarage space. the entire property
10 perfect condition. Possession.
PRICE, Sl2,8OO.
A detached home in Chevy Chase. this side
of the circle. can be sold terms of 81. 800
cash: this property is most complete. having
botwater heat electric lights. iniaid floors.
cren nreplace in living room and situated on
PRICE, $1,000.
A desirable vacant home in Massachusetts
having nine rooms and bath. hot water heat.
lot so.ioo o, ss on
PRICE, Sl2.5OO.
A very salable home on 18th street. in Co
lumbia Heights. vacant and in hne condition
hos-~atsr heat electric lights. large front and
deep lot with room for garage.
PRICE, $12,5OO.
Colonial home in Chevy Chase close to Con-
neet,eut avenue. All the rooms are larr..
hoos. large attic. House heated with hot
water. having electric lights. good lot, trees
and shrubbeHy. Possession given.
BOSS g.
THE HOME
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ALEXANDER q. BE>TEEi.
Attorney.

IN !nE SrrEEME C"rET or THE hiS,
/" plaintiffs. W Thomas u. M"MirraE 81
: drf,.llarf>-In Equity No. &>lia--Ai"N-
~ der q; HENLEY. trustee having reported 70
- Ii" court offer Of Simon Siir.rm;n |" riF,,
riia>e at rrivaf" sal" tGC following h''>''l''i
. real estate. >ituat" in the clty Of Washington:
original lot TWO 80. in square tour !inhdrth
and "Ghty-"ur tiSlI. described IS follows: !:
beginning for til" same SIKH b'th' s'r''t
west at Il point distant forty 'io' tfr' h"rUi
"f thu. southwestern corner OF >ain lot anu
square. and running thence north on shih
street twenty ,."I feet: thence east ninety
iHnI feet: then"" south twenty f""i- ahu
th.nr" west tia" point Of beginning. WIN
th" perpetual right of way for alley purposes
over the eastern three 81 feet fonr ana one
half ril.t inches "f the >"Hthern i"rtH '+"'
f",'i nC said lot much thereof as Is not
covered by TIL" wall Of III" building on the
east. and >J.hjrct /" til" perrctlh right I" the
Of til" south wall If III" building on >hld
promises - party wall and for building plr-
poses. the SAID part of the Sail oriclHal ini
Twelve hundred and five ti.n5, Sixth thilD
street northwest. situat" thereon. for til" sum
Of SIX th"u.Hud nine hundred dollars
tS'i !Dp.f1i. all cash. subject to real estate
agents commission Of three hundred dollars
'Sinc.ut. il is lay til" court. tins 10th day OF
he accepted and til" said sale be ratified and
confirmed unless I" th" contrary he
"hawn before tho 10Th day of iune.
a j. 1871. provided copy of tins order he
published iii til" Washington Law Reporter
and in Th" Evening Star once week for
mentioned date. WILLIAM HrrZ. Justice.
'S.al' \ copy. Test: MORGAN II.
rE\'H: rl"rk Ey T. f. CUNNINGHAM,
Asst. Clerk. nyiI 24.31
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
COntinued.
HEDGES & !
1884 H St. NV.
Near 18th and Park Road.

FI III 1EDIES N WI
o 1884 H St. NV.
=. Near 18th and Park Road.
Price. $40. .5M-Dctached hcne. righ. in the
city. suitable for small family: s rooms
electric lights: excellent heating plant:
T paved alley; beautiful front. side
and yards. with lots of flowers.
shrubbrry and fruit. Reasonable terms
and possession.
Georgetown.
-Price, ss15O-An opportunity to obtain a good
home in an exclusive part o this section
at nominal figure q 3-story press brick
having rooms, hath and sleeping porch;
equipped with electricity and excel
lent heating plant. Now vacant. Very
terms.
Near Park Road and 18th St.
Price s11 .O0O-we have recently listed very
S~a puy in this desirable section: there
large rooms 10 bedrooms. a
hot-water heating plant. colonial front
porch. double rear porches and a large
back yard to paved alley. The owner
will give immediate possession.
Park View.
Price 50 O0G-This fine residence has Just
been listed for sale by out of town
client: vacant; brick of rooms and
hath, hot water heat, electric light AMI
gas hardwood floors and trim: large
deep to e5-foot wide paved alley: rea-
sonablc terms
HEDGES & MI
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WINTER BUILDING STORAGE

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500 Rooms for Household Goods and
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City Suburban and Long Distance Moving
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So Carolina ave. close to beach and Steel
Pier. Largest moderate rate hot" Of brick
steel and stone construction. Hot and cold
running water in guest rooms. Private baths
Elevator from street level Within 3 squares
Of q leading Protestant and Catholic churches
and main post office. French chef. Excellent
table. Entire Silver Dining Room Service. 81
and up daily, Amer. plan,; Sl.5O and up daily
Burop. plan. Special weekly rates. $40 900
spent interior improvements. decorations
and furnishings. making this hotel the leading
moderate rate hostelry in the Worlds Great
est Resort. Elevator Orchestra. Dancing
For Booklet and Auto Road Map. address Paul
c. Rosecrans Owner and Prop. Phones ASIA
and 1888.
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Assignee Sale of Ladies',
Mems and Children's Fur
nishings, Shoes, Showcases,
Counters, Cash Registers,
ETC., at our Auction Rooms,
91O Penna. Ave. NV, We'd
ne.day, May 1S, 1921, at 10
O'Clock AN.
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THOMAS BOWLING ( Co. ArCTIONEERS.
$40 Penua. Ave. W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

Continued.
INC,
Main 1923.
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kENT!CkY AVE. NEAR REA' III
"apaci-v 30. running water IN r""rs Frl-
vat" IA athS. elevator. American plan. NJ up
daily: Si1.ao up weekly. European. 81 =" up
Gaiit.
RALPH NfCkIEY c Il KING
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

when be poled one over Burke's
head with Jones on second base.
sending the latter home with what
proved to be the winning run. That
was the Plows' earned run, for
Jones had singled with two down.
The Plows got superfuous tai
ly in the eighth because OF Pratt's
bad throw of Kneisch's grounder
with Lord on third base. Two were
down at the time.
The Islanders failed rather in
gloriously in the first inning when
three got on base. Murphy had
died out and Burke was thrown
out at second attempting to stretch
clean single to Gooch into a.
double. Benson walked and went
TO third on Coles double. Connol-
ly walked but Elliott rolled easily
to McCue for a soft play at first
Again in the second, McInerney
got to third after being hit by
the pitcher and advancing OH
Pratt's sacrifice and Smiths infeld
out but Murphy's fly to right de-
stroyed the chance. In the third.
Benson doubled with one gone but
died at second. This was due to
Jones' sensational catch of Coles
drive between center and right that
! would have gone for three bases.
Connolly, following, struck out.
The Islanders scoring was done
in the fourth on McInerney's single,
knesch's error of Pratt's roller
and Smiths double to center
which scored both.
1t was in the eighth that the Is
| landers showed their worst on
bases. After two were out Eli
OFT was safe at first on a fielder's
choice. McInerney lifted the leath-
er apple far up in the sky and it
started to drop straight down at
a point midway between left, cen
ter and second. Jones was elected
to try for the catch but it was a
wee bit too long a run for the CEN
terfielder to get under and he
dropped it. In the meantime, Ell
lott logged around the paths for
getfrl of the fact that fly ball
is sometimes missed. He was quite
surprised to find himself safe at
third base Had he made the effort
he could have scored almost be-
fore the ball was to the ground.
But that was not all. There was
still chance with Pratt at bat and
first and third occupied. Up pop
ped our old friend, "double-stear
, On the first pitch. A snap throw
! to Runser by Shollenberger en-
ticed Elliott. into a hopeless dash
, for the plate. He was tossed Out
with no question attached.
ri Napoleon is Said to have started
b the beet sugar industry in 1911.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
|TERRE HAUTES
PACE FEATURE
FIRST MONTH
Four Other Clubs IL,
Close Pursuit of
Coleyy1aJ7s.

Outstanding feature Of the first
month Of the Three-Eye season has
been the rise Of Terre Haute to a
commanding lead at the top Of the
heap. Twelve straight victori j. in
dictate Manager Bob Coleman Of the
Tots has an aggregation Of talented
performers that are certain to be
in among the LEADERS, at tie finish,
barring accident.
Rock Island, Peoria, Moline and
Rockford are right on the heels Of
the Indiana city at this writing
waiting for the Colemans to crack.
Five games separate the fifth posi-
ton club from the pace-setters.
Bloomington, Evansville and &C.
dar Rapids have been finding the
going more or less rough almost
since the season began. These clubs
have been jostling each other be-
tween sixth and eighth places for
the last week or more, difference
of one game determining the place
in the standings.
The Tots sensational climb be-
gan when they captured the second
game Of the series with the Flows.
Previous to that Terre Haute was
floundering around in the mire, hav-
ing lost the series with the Island
ers and Rockford. The first game
with Moline was lost but that end
ed their slump.
Other clubs are not alarmed at
the fast pace set by the Tots. The
Colemans have been hitting the ball
at a lively clip in majority of their
victories and in close confess their
pitchers have delivered in style, but
the breaks have been with them
largely.
The Islanders have a record of II
victories against seven defeats
since their first home appearance
Two wins we're off the Tots, Which
on the basis of the latter's straight
run, stand out as important. L
was the Islanders that began the
downfall Of the Evas with three de-
feats and it was the Islanders that
checked Peoria in the midst of its
best performances with two out OF
three. The McQuillans showed away
from home to take on Rockford
when that club was running wild
after having gotten away to a mis-.
cradle start at the very beginning
of the season. They lost the first
of the series on foreign soil after
II hard innings only to recover ant
win three games in the next. two
days.
Moline got a lot of bad baseball
out Of its system Just before the Is
landers journeyed up to Browning
field Tuesday. The Plows got away
with the three games but the Is
landers are capable of much better
baseball and when Moline come.
here a week from Sunday differenr
story should be the result.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
PIRATES And
elANTSF|GhT
FOR the LEAD
uoGraw Trying for Heinie GfsA
which Woald Practically
Mean q Pennant.
By HENRY L. FARRELL,
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

VUUlSCV KIVSC Ot0A SVAAOOYVuVoUtl
New York, June 3.-Any other
time in any other year. the fight
now going on in Pittsburgh would
get the sport page banners
Two baseball clubs down IN
Smoke Town" are having a Demp-
sey-Carpentier all Of their own.
The National leagne pennant may
not be decided at present by the
Giant Pirates series, but it will 20
a fair way in giving an idea Of
who's the real who.
The Giants have been worrying
along right around the top for
the first quarter with an aggravat-
ing brand Of pitching. McGraw's
nurlers would look like a million
one day and run to the showers the
nCxt.
George Gibson has been getting
highclass pitching all the season.
1t can't get very much better as
a whole. McGraw's pitching staff
can improve so per cent and it is
getting better right along.
IT, the Giants get Heine Groh
from the Cincinnati Reds it will
Just about mean the pennant. Nc
Graw can give the Cincinnati club
more than value received for the
star third baseman without hurting
his own club.
New York officials said today
they were prepared to make a state
ment about the big deal but it is
accepted here as a sure thing that
the announcements will be made
soon as Groh and Benny Kauf are
restored to good standing.
Goldle Rapp, of whom so much
was expected during the training
season. has proved a bust with the
stick. He's a brilliant fielder, o1e
Of the best in the business, but he's
helpless at the plate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
SWEEP
SERIES WITH
~ VICTORY.
BY ]. L. HUGHES.

The last game Of the hapless ser
IL With the Plows was shunted
away BY the Islanders at Browning
field yesterday afternoon. The
score was 4 to 2. 1t made a clean
sweep for Moline.
Frank Smith twirled better
brand OF baseball than Lefty
Kneisch and deserved to win but
was partially responsible himself
for the defeat. 1t was Smiths bad
throw to Connolly in an attempt
to force McCue at home plate in
the fourth inning that gave the
Macks their first score.
: Four Plowboys circled the bags
but only one Of the runs was earn
ed. Both of Rock Islands scores
were due to base hits coming in
the fourth inning.
Plenty Of bad baseball, both Of
fensively and defensively, by the
Islanders popped up at inoppor-
tune moments to give the Swede-
town aggregation the victory.
Their own efforts against Smiths
offerings did not get them very
far.
They tied the count in the fifth
on q pair Of errors directly the
cause OF the runs. McCue was Civ.
en- a base on balls after Lord had
flied out to Cole. Kneisch deliver
ed a base hit by connecting with &
high ball outside that journeyet
:, to rightfield along the foul line
putting Lord on second. Runsel
than walked, filing the bases
Smith steadied with Mack at ba
and caused the mapager to roll al
easy one to him. Frank threw higl
and to the inside, drawing Con
molly OF the plate and permitin,
McCue to score on what SHOULD
have been an easy out with a goo
chance for a double play on Macl
With the bases still occupied, Jone
duplicated Mack's roller and thi
time Connolly got force out OF
Kneisch. The Islander catche
made a break to peg for Jones 60
ing to first and drew a start 70
home by Runser, who had round
ed third. Connolly switched tn
throw to Murphy and Runser
only alternative was to continu
his dash for the plate. 1t was a
easy chance for third out bu
Murphy pegged the ball into Run
ser's back and he registered. Tn
next batter was Gooch and he file
Out to right.
1t was Go0ch. however. who &C
In timely triple in the seven
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
.Sesy,i-Pro Notes
I.l.,a CITY, versus Rarsl.

The Island Citys will meet the
fast Rural team ct Rural Sunday
afternoon. the contest being sched-
uled to start at $50 O'Clock. It 10
probable that Pitcher Brennan.
hurting ace Of the arsenal team IN
the Tri-City Factory league. viii
be on. the mound for the locals
with Society" Smith behind the
bat. Cook" Smith, who has been
out for two weeks with . bad ankle,
will be back at third. Following
is the probable lineup for the Is
land Citys: Baumback. #; koes-
ter, RI: e. Danielson. S., HoushaW,
CT; Fisher. ID; Smith. c; Burning
c; Kane, II; W. Smith. 3b; Kent,
2b: Brennan, p; w. Danielson. Man
gelsdorf, p.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Three base hits-Brooks. TWO
base hits-Bluege, Meme, Gold
thwaite, Winkelman, Schmeidel Sac
rifice hits-Campbell, Evers. Stolen
base-Campbell. Hit by pitcher
By Root (Dressen). Left ON bases
Peoria, 9; Terre Haute. S. Double
play-Evers to Bluege. Struck out
BY Root, 9; Monroe, 3. Bases on
balls-Off Root, 2; Monroe, 1.
Wild pitch-Monroe. Umpire-Hall.
Time of game :35.
Boomers, q; Evans, 5.
Evansville, Ind, June 3.-Bunch-
ing hits, many of them for extra
bases when hits meant runs, Bloom
ington won the odd game Of the
series by defeating Evansville, to
5, yesterday. Hall kept the hits of
the locals scattered while the visit
OTIS solved the curves Of three
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Totals ........37 IL u Is 8
xBatted for Terrell in the ninth
inning.
Score by innings:
Bloomington .....O4O0OO111-7
Evansville .002O2 10OO-5
Three base hits-knisley, Gala
han, Bashang. Two base hits-Col-
trim, Sykes. Harkins, Mann, Gala
han. Stolen base-Johnson. Sacri-
fee hits-Woehrs, Schweitzer,
Johnson. Bases on balls-On W.
rich, l; Hall, 3. Hits Ulrich,
4 lin % inningsD; of Cotriss, /
Tin one inning). Struck out-By
Hall, 4; Terrell, s.; Cotriss, /. Um-
pire-Lauzon. Time of game-2:O5.
Rockford, z; Buns, 4.
Rockford, Ill, June 3.-Cedar
Rapids hit Elliott freely but Rock
ford wasted only two of its hits
and played q sharp defensive game.
In eight innings with one run in
and men on third and first, Hall
saved the game TO rthe locals BY
running so yards and clutching a
drive to right center by Carey that
looked like a sure home run. The
apora.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
TuDEN IN FINAL.

St Cloud, France, June 3.-Wi1-
liam T. Tilden Of Philadelphia
worlds grass court tennis singles
champion, advanced to the final
round of the worlds hard court
championship tournament in prog
ress here today by defeating Nico-
las Mishu Of Rumania, BY 6-3, 6-3
6-2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
SCOTT PERRY TO Y
DESERT LEAGUE.
IS REPORT TODAY

Franklin, Pa, June Scott
Perry, suspended pitcher Of the
Philadelphia Athletics, will pitch
for the Franklin Independents, it
was reported today. He automat-
ically bars himself from organized
baseball for five years the first
time he pitches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
DOUBLES TEAM
Is ELIMINATED

oH Coud. France, June a-The
lean mixed douhles tanni.
s composed Of Arnold Jones Of
Frovidencs and Miss Edith Sirour-
ney OF Boston was eliminated from
me nard court chAmpionship tour
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Three base hit-G0Och. Two base
hits-Colc, Benson, Smith, Lord.
Sacrifice hit-Pratt. Stolen base
Jenes. Struck eut-By kneisch 2;
by Smith, 2. Bases on ballslOff
kneisch, 2; of Smith, 2. Hit by
pitcher-By Knebch (McInerney)
BY Miller (Runser,. Passed ball
Shollenberger. Ur-. ire - Fitzpat-
rick. Time-1:5O.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three-Eyo League,

Moline, 4; Rock Island. 2.
Rockford, z; Cedar Rapids, 1.
Bloomington, z; Evansville, s.
Peoria, 3; Terre Haute, S.
National League.
New York, z; Pittsburgh, o.
Cincinnati, s; st. Louis, 5.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Washington, z; Chicago. 2.
New York, z; St Louis, 2.
Cleveland, 8; Boston, 1.
Detroit, s; Philadelphia, 4 III
nnings).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ART NEHF shut out the Pirates
Z to 0 and the Giants closed up to
within a half game of the league
leading Pirates.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
and STILL the
TOTS CARRY ON
Colenans Gene Frea Behind to
Defeat Peoria by . Score Of
SteS Yesterday.

rerre Haute, Ind. June s.
Terre Haute made it IL straight
victories yesterday afternoon. TAX
ing the final game Of the series
from Peoria, s to 5. Schmeidels
double to right field in the fourth
inning with the bases full brought
Terre Haute from behind and gave
them a lead which was never
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

1eaPios -. .VU IUU d
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Home run-LeBeau. Three base
nH-Durkin. Two base kits-Carey
Jenkins, J. Hurt, LeBeau. Sacrifice
9lts-Carey. Robinson, Durkin. An.
aerson, Durkin. Anderson, Strong
Earned runs-Cedar Rapids, 8:
rockford. 4. Left on bases-Cedar
aApads, 10; Rockford, s. Double
pay. Hurt to Wick to Strong
nases on balls-On Manouk, 2; FL.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
fl1S2isc1a;l'

Andy Norman, late Il Terfe
Haute, was IN N Islander uniform
ut Browning fed yesterday after.
neon. Norman y tie big patcher
who LASTED three innings against
Rock Island h the opening game
Of the season hero with the Tots.
He will be given . chance to show
ii he has anything but It 10 hard.
~ likely he can display any ef tn
talent Boss HcQaillan now has for
firing line duty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
26ODs ut Mnnn.

The fast Milan team VIII meet
the 2600s from Rock Islandeon the
Milan lot Sunday afternoon. Milan
defeated the Island Citys Monday
and is determined to take the scalp
Of this second invading club from
Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Tho mouse trap vas invented bv
4 New Highlander Ia 18ea,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
Colons 1t Geneseo.

Colona will play Geneee0 Legion
at Geneseo Sunday. These two
teams are bitter rivals and one Of
the best games of the season is an
ticipated. Geneseo fans are giving
loyal support to the legion aggre-
cation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
CISCO at Orion.

Orion has scheduled CISCO for
June IL at Orion. The Orion club,
recently organized, played its first
game of the season Decoration day
against New Windsor at New Wind
sor and won, is to 2. The winners
displayed lots Of class at bat, get
ting Is hits.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
Manager Mcouillan has lines out

Manager McQuillan has lines out
for new players, one of whom is
another pitcher Who has been with
q Three-Eye club this season.
Bloomington Is also after this
twirler, who beat them twice. once
IN eleven innings, giving them only
three hits. Why he was released
by the other club is an unsolved
mystery but the fact remains Rock
Islands twirling staff has shown
'dependability and there seems little
need for additional talent.