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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-08
KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET

A call meeting Of the Kings
Daughters was held Saturday at the
home Of Miss Lorine Tavey. The
young ladies are helping in the sale
OF health seals and now have booth
in Dustin's Pharmacy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
{. ". W00DCoCK
Wins HANDICAP
4oliner Finishes 8 Up on Bogey IN
Saturdays Match Play on
Arsenal LinkA

e. W. Woodcock Of Moline, with
. handicap Of 20. finished 8 up on
Colonel DOGGY in the mems match
handicap play Saturday afternoon
on the links OF the Rock Island
Arsenal Golf club, leading the field
by q safe margin. Five players
were tied for second with 4 up.
Thomas McQuarrie, club profes-
sional. played the 1S-hole course
in s. Sunday afternoon. one stroke
more than the course record Of 68,
which is held by himself. A care
less putt on the 18th green was all
that prevented him from eQualIing
his former mark. His card was as
follows:
Out 1890. .4-6-4-3-5-4-5-3-4-36
In ........ 4-4-4-5-3-4-4-2-3-33-6
The leading scores in Saturdays
play we're:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

In the interest Of clean sport =
spect for Law, protection of u
youth Of America and the perpetu-
ton Of baseball. take action IN.
mediately to stamp out the gamA.
ling evil.
This ID the basis Of IN appeal u
rected to the baseball men Of u
country today by n. H. Sexton q
Rock Island, president of the M
tional Association of Minor leaguaa
It Is . cause to which Rreside6f
Sexton has dedicated himself. "a
a fight which he will not givs q
until every form Of gambling -
been disassociated from baseball
The communication has gone 81
to over 400 individuals, taking h
the officials Of all minor league
clubs affiliated with the National
association, all major league chief
and every baseball writer In the
big time circuits. It is the inaugu-
ration of the battle against base,
ball gambling along national lines
which had its inception at the meet,
ing of the minor league magnates IN
Kansas City in November, when
President Sexton drew up and &C.
cured the adoption of resolutions
condemning the evil, and which was
put into effect in Rock Island and
Moline this spring at his personal
request
Deep seated, insidious, danger.
GUS. this menace not only consu-
tutes a threat to the grand old game
Of baseball, but it is tending to IN
dermine and demoralize the char
acter Of the nation" declares Pres
ident Sexton. unless it is de-
stroyed, the game will degenerate
and pass into oblivion and we might
expect new generations to be born
with the gambling faint
The baseball pool is no respector
Of person. Men, women and chill
dren, from every strata Of society,
are succumbing to the tempter. In
almost every city, town, hamlet and
village can be seen all classes and
kinds congregated about the score
boards each evening, pencil and
ticket in hand, not concerned with
the actual results of the games, but
feverishly computing their total
runs for the day. We saw it last
year in Rock Island and Moline, but
thanks to the splendid spirit and
cooperation of both cities, the prac-
tice seems to have been effectively
blotted out 1t exists across the
river, however. but plans are under
way to drive it out of this COM
munity altogether.
Il discussed this campaign for
arousing the cooperation and in.
fluence of every official and prom.
inent writer of the game in a recent
conference with bascball's chief
Judge K. NJ. Lands in Chicago, aad
he is for it from the word go. Sen.
timent everywhere reflects a grow
ing distaste for this highly com.
mercialixed gambling, nothing
more or les than a lottery, and ]
am confident results will be appar-
ent before the present season has
ended"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
cARPENI1ERsS MENTAL REACTIONS
& FASTER.TII14N DEMPSEYS

. one ntfle polne n 0e test tAaS
had quite escaped evefyoooy elee,
including myDeR. NJ to that mo-
Meut. and tAat fAct accounts for
mOet q H. elapsed t1me after the
average tvo minutes required to
complete The tset. Just what the
elusive little point was that Jack
fe1reted cut and the rest q NJ
quite cverloo1ed IN leave the
reader 10 md 0at for himself pre-
emily. Here let me ny that while
. certain element Of luck enters
into sue hA test. It takes . pretty
keen head to complete the test In
les than two minutes without maxi
tng any errors or ernsures o. cor
rectioue Another thing, both
Dempsey ana Carpentfer were taken
By surpfiDe and think neither nm
derstood very clearly 1t the begin
ming what the idea WA
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Q0Afn4f IQck'A five. 6ut Jack 0lS-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

sBatted for Kerr in eighth inning.
tBatted for Root in ninth.
SRan for Coleman In the ninth.
Rockford 49,. .10l 0O2 O11-6
.Terre Haute ....... .010 600 010-2
Three base hits. Hall: two-base
hits, Lott az, Tatum. Anderson (2,,
Brant; sacrifice hits, Danaher. Lew
is, Hall LeBeau, Strong; losing
pitcher, Kerr; umpires. Fitzpatrick
and Copeland: time Of game. lao.
Buns, 154; Evas, g.
Evansville, Ind, June 27.-Hier
held Evansville to three hits In the
first game of q double header here
Sunday and to five hits in the SEC
ond. the visiting pitcher making 3
home run in addition to winning
both games. The score, first game:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

2 (F1v6 InnlngE0faln.J
Stolen bases. Lord: left on bases,
Bloomington 2, Moline l: bases on
balls, off Bogart 2. Sullivan 2;
struck out, by Bogart l, Sullivan S;
umpires, Hall and Holmes; time OF
game, As minutes.
ROx, 6; Tots, g
Terre Haute, Ind, June IT.
Rockford won the fourth straight
game from Terre Haute, Sunday, 6
to 2. Lott, a local semi-pro man
playing shortstop for Terre Haute.
made two doubles and = single in
four trips to the plata. Burke, OBJ
tanned from the Rock Island club,
was in the left field for Terre
Haufa Tho Scnre.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
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u seean1 ea1e It Rescia yestsr.
day = AssEt 0eerge Lead, new
suf1ea1er, h2s IL nnsuA. Ths
yeOGs4e1 enmle tAgoagA Wefa q
6ph. h he GEl hning WIN
tAEo9 m - 1a0eA,
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LoG3s HroWuA He his been With
to eanb since SaEuraa1. h n
EaHD1 - n exenpEeaaally ~ lssdr
er a1a . hard hik1sr. His aa1ltioa
shooM holster up the attach At he
IslRndsEM
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b tie frst esatset yesesn1ny ~
TAte vas cent = IL rlkAt ear1en,
Two games vuro posyUd yesAu.
Day - . rsaak of De caneellataou
lot SatHsdAyb paseima, after fpQr
mRinGs a Play. On account Of rain.
Tho bog score Of the second game
b not sy1f3Abls hseAaae of vire
trsaAae Last night, bot from reports
h. IslandsEs had everything thsir
own Wy.
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we0A hsve p1hohea N 1870 q 8
uG1sey.
To lGaA1dGo va9p lpodhne. 4 b
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HevsvW. ~ winning 90 q eun-
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Bloomingtoa today 70 Nagin . Soar-
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know. but nom persons Who Were
obviously not out&tdefs. Jack
Dempsey nmseif II . eaeaA-spoken
fellow, and dare say he would
have stopped the moufns Of the
hangers-on had ne heard their rot
zen speech inere vas Aiso TOO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
Mllan. 3, Feds. e

The Rock Island Federals forced
the fast Milan Independents to 60
13 innings yesterday afternoon at
Milan to gain q 3 to 2 decision. The
Feds complain Of the umpiring.
claiming defeat can be traced to 1t.
Red" johnson and George White
of Federals played sensational bali
in the field. The game was a fine
pitchers battle between Bruner of
the Federals and Wilson Of Milan.
Both first basemen had a busy aft
ernoon, White Of the Feds being
credited with % putouts and Kuehl
Of Milan q. The score.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
HHoe-Eye nA1Agefy have beez
aGks1 fer . nne On his ability.

Ihe len41naal association has 10
fn1ed - rskns&nta George NcKnev.
who D1ayed IN outneld position for
Moline In l97o. NcKnew jumped
the club last July when the direc-
tnrs Of the PioWboy team refused
b remit . fine Of SIS imposed By
Manager Mack for insubofdination.
Under the new government Il hose
ban, AcKn0W put himself out Of
organised ball for five years. He
experienced . change Of heart re-
esakly and aalEsA tof reinstatement,
V6ch vas denied.
Co. Haas Aas released PlteA-
q ReA He - plenty Of staR,
ut - ahll1ty 70 eantrsi Il
Catcher Chi Schlee Of Peoria has
Joined The St Paul club in the
American association. He il the
propsrty Of St Paul and vas turn
Cd hack at the request Of his own
eFs, who haye two regular catchers
on the injury list. Babe" Gold
thvaite d the only backstop u
Manager Jack1on's call nov. Il h
probable the Tractor pilot wfu rina
In some semhpro performer 10 tide
him over until Schles rsturns.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

Three base hit-Jones. Two base
hutchinson. Sacrifice hits, Shot,
lenberger, Lord. Stolen base
Gooch. Bases on balls-Off Shirley,
S. Struck out-By Shirley, 3; by
Heimach, 4. Wild pitch = Shirley.
Attendance x GOO. Umpires - Hall
and Holmes. Time Of game-l:40.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
SATURDAY GAMES


Bloomington, J1ne H. Pitcher
Heimach Was In grand form Sat-
urday and deserved - shutout, the
Bloomers' lone run being the re-
suit Of . Wild heave. Moline VIM
ming 10 to I. Shirley was pounded
hard by the visitors. The score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

Home run, Hier; two-base hits,
Gressett, Jenkins; sacrifice hits,
Eperaw, Command ~; left on
bases. Cedar Rapids 8, Evansville s;
hits. of Reisigl . in 2 IS innings;
umpfres. Hughes and OBrien; time
Of game. 1:06; bases ON balls, off
Her I. Reisigl 3. Anderson l.
/, Second game:
r n E
Cedar Rapids no o01 o. 8 .
Evansville -. 100 NOS s 0
Batteries-Hier and Fikerle:
Morrison and Lother.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Thfee-Eye League.
Rock Island. 8-5; Peoria, IL, l.
Bloomington, 1; Moline, 0. 10 IN
ning)
Cedar Rapids, 1874; Evansville.
O-3.
Rockford. s; Terre Haute, 2.
National League.
Pittsburgh, IL; Chicago, 3.
Boston. Z; Brooklyn. 4.
st. Louis. s; Cincinnati, 2.
New York and Philadelphia, NOT
scheduled.
American League.
Detroit 10; Chicago. s.
New York, 3; Washington, L
Cleveland. Is; St Louis, l.
Philadelphia and Boston not
scheduled.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

x1Wo ont when Winning run vas
made.
Scnre By innings:
Federals ...0O0oo3o0o0ooO-2
Milan ..-.o0001o1o00oeI3
Stolen bases-Calkina, Wilson
O., +. Lobby, ]. Tarrar, Kuahl
"a. Struck out-Dy Brunse, 6:
Wilson, Il. Hases On balls-O6
Bruner, 3; OF Wilson, & HIT by
pitched ban-Kushl 6isco. Um-
pares- Miller and Cannon. Time
3:1k
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

Stolen bases Mckinney, Winter
bottom. FryhoR, Bohnnan, Welt
Struck out-By Geiger, II; BY
Yonkosk,, 8. Bases ON balls-Of
Ceiger, 1; OF Yonkoski, I.
Saturdays Game.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

1eek I0la.i .....leAeolsels
Heeeh ..........0SlSleeex-lS
IWo.Aeae Alls[8vefS3 Gehwsot.
-. 0adl1O hits-Canna2ly.
2see0 O., Ie1gnuA 06uak eut-
d .1as11ri L VIA piseA-
Maaelk 1aess = his OR
1Ans1k D 11Enan, 81 Hllsr, 4;
A1eree4 L Ls6 . hases- Isok
49, u fssslA Z. Unyirss-
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S. sscoup aln
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NssEla ..:....0eooo9l-l ! i
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0e11fhWa11A
unDkO-Jsass ~ Laussa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

Tsrrs HszfA Ind. Jsas FL
Rockford made It three straight
from Te9Te HAAto here Saturday
'aftef1ooa, ta1dag he gnma, to 1
IN - inntngs Of play. TO SINGLES
md uo sacrifices N Do len en-
eblsd tie Rex to cnunk he viat
ming fun. The ne31fng Of Ehert
and Andersen featured No scor>:
sBat3ed for SeiR9t h - 10Th.
RI =
Rockford ---0oe1oo1oo1@ Z !
Tefre Hsafs -e1A ~ 1ee~S 4 /
Three base hff-AndsEouA. iva
base hits Suoox. Hardxrsve. $40
rilce hits drew. Ssi6ast AHAsr-
son. Hurt. Hall Stnlsa bass-
ert Ian - h0se-NoeknRl s:
Teers Hasts. & Hk b yatsAaR-
By Denn3s Uevls). Stx1ck out
By Dsa1AA /: b. 6afRert, I. Bassu
q balfs-OR Delnaa. :: az 0s1Gprt
I UnV11ss-yl4xpatTiek and Coo
land TM,s a Ene-1:3l At
te0dA1ce-o64
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. l.. Pct
Cleveland ,. Al "a .63l
GAMES TOMORROW.
Rock Island ut Bloomington.
Moline ut Peoria.
Cedar Rapids at Terre Haute.
Rockford It Evansville.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
OslsA. 70, sAaErraA

=
In . loosely played game Of bess-
ball It Orion Sunday, Orion defeat
ed Shsfrard. 10 to .. Score:
9AeFrard ..0oO3o3loO-S II 4
Orion ...334oo0Ols-lo IL 1
Battaries-A Haddock and Rob
srtson: Danielsnu and Smith.
Homo runs-Thompeou, Daniel
oon- Three base hits-Dsyisnn.
Two base hits-Rohsrtson, n Sher-
rard J. Haddick, Dsssnbsery. Wahe,
Smith a.. Sacrifice hits -Robsrt-
osno. Chflm. Seolsa hases-Robert-
soo. Dumphy aad Larson. Double
plays-Thompeoa 10 Dassnbsr.y b
Wahs a.: Davison to G. Sharrnrd
to y. GharFarA etxuck ous Nv
Haddock Z; b. Danislscn, {. Daaee
|oa balls-O4 HaAdick Z: a Dan
ielson. ]. Hit b. pitched ball
JfosG unptrs-Icve.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
Cedar Rap. Isl 100 90 els II 3
Evansville 900 400 1o7 0o7 IL Q

Home runs Command, 0reesett.
Kelly. Three base hits Alien,
Crouch, Lothes ca. Two base hits
-Lothea Mann. Stolen bases =
Robinson, Crouch. Martin ~. Sac
rifice hfts-Crouch, Mann. Gressett.
Quinn, Command. Jenkins. Martin.
Double plAy-Kesley to Allen to
Bubser. Left on Cedar Rap
ids IL; Evansville, IL Bases on
balls-On Qainn. 3: OF Anderson.
3; OF Cotxiss, 4; OF Rose, 2. Hits
on Anderson, / In IL inning; on
Zetgisr. 0 in 11-3 tnnings; on Cot
riss. 4 IN s innnigs; OF Huttpn, 1
in 31-s inninss; or Q1inn, I in 4
innings. Hit BY pitcAsf-By Hint
ton 0eC1s4hy): BY Cotri0 (Rose).
Struck out-By Qntna, .; By Cot
risA 3; By Rose, :. umpiRss-
Hughes and OBxisn. Tine Of game
$3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

CnhfnG0 daeeAeod And0Ver q
Andover yesterday. : b ., In one II
the bot games ever Witnessed IN
AndoSse. The players Of both
teams performed with Q snaD and
VIM that kspt Q crowd a ~ spso-
tatots eheeE1ng nom ths vord "a
ne eoaAek was. completed IN !
hour and p minutes. Batteriss-
CamhridyA Dion and Irwin: And
over. Powell and II Anderson. I'm
pfres-Landsan and within ~
Cambridge legion has won even
gme played to date and are look.
Ing Tor more contests. Manager
shoaN write Morris Smith It Cem-
bridge for . paaes ON the scAeduIa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

HartAS lnyhebsss. playing thsir
nrst game. defeated the posto0cs
nine at Do1glas park yesterday
morning. 8 e Z. n seven innings On
pasttmmg. Frank Letthner held the
T. O. to three hits while the Invinc-
lilies got to I'd Hause's Offering.
for two saSs hlovA The losers play-
ID . poor gans in the fleld. seven
errors helping the Martins to their
total score. Tue teams lined M a
follow: Martins: KAls, e.: Ene-
man. 81; Broagh, Il: johnson. ~ :
1anoe. -; HasersnsaA. u: Shaa-
49, =: Leatnner. p: Sage, G
rostomcs: Miller. e.; W, Kent
sh.; Hanahav. T.; rlahsr, ID: Den-
ielsou. -: Kent d; Stapp. re :
HAu1a, p; Reidy, e
Score By innings: RHE
20 ---.-.....oeeeooeo 7
martins ..---.-10eoSox@ 1 1
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

Observation-Disclosures. d. Boh2n-
nan and Welt. Matherville-Har-
der and Swanson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27
Buns, s; Eyn, Z.

Evansville, Ind, June u. = Two
timely singles by Command and
Kelley In the 18th brought In the
winning score for Cedar Rapids
Saturday after Evansville had tied
the score in the ninth inning. lie
gier. Evansville's star hurler. was
injured tn q collision at hrgt while
batting in the third inning, forcing
his retirement, the visitors batting
four other local pitchers hard The
score:
sBatted for Cohfss IN the ninth
inning.
RI. E
|C>A>r Pan az I'M - a1-af 3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-01
FIGURES GIVEN OFT on
COSTS Or 1920 CAMPAIGN

Continued from Page One)
McAdoo democrat, and Senator France
republican, Maryland.
Many difficulties We're found in get
ting complete tabulations and avoiding
Implications, the report said, but the
amounts were given as showing the
situation fairly and accurately
Something over $500 900 of the to-
tai went into senatorial and congress
sional contests the committee found,
OF which only $4,000 was spent by
democratic national organizations ere
ated for the purpose.
The republican congressional COM
mittee spent sS75,965, while the G.. o.
p senatorial organization spent s326.-
$50
Through state committees. the re-
port said the republicans spent an
aggregate of s2,O7S.O6O against $685.
323 for their democratic competitors.
The larger republican state eXpendi-
lures We're in New York, $479, 900;
Indiana s215OOO; Pennsylvania S139,-
coo Massachusetts Sl33 600 and Wash
ington $4,000.
Democratic state expenditures were
greatest in Indiana, s74,692; New
York 5000 Kentucky, S62,93O;
Ohio s5S.S15; Maryland s57,8S9; and
Pennsylvania $5S,512. Several state
committees representing both parties
failed TO file reports, the committee
said and amounts turned into states
cluded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-01
DAILY COTTON REPORT

Contrary to expectations tenders ON
March contracts in Liverpool this
morning were smaller than generally
expected $500 bales. Liverpool stock
and afloat of American cotton is
5OGO 600 bales less than at this time
last year-7l4 OOO vs. 1,22O. 900.
Aside Of the stock being compar-
ativey light I'M the English market
values there are relatively the cheap
est in the world and it is evident that
owners of the stock there are not
eager to part with it under the cir
cumstances.
There was a better demand for spots
in Liverpool today. 5000 bales having
been sold-the largest business in
weeks, at an advance 19 d points.
Private cables from the English
market stated that there was "a better
demand for spots and for investment
Manchester improving and the opn-
ion was expressed that the price Of
cotton was much too low.
The more favorable trade advices
from the British market occasoned an
uncXpected sharp advance in Ameri-
ca in early morning, which shows the
risk Of selling short at present COM
paratvely low levels.
This afternoon values declined to
less favorable European political news,
Germany offering to pay 100000 900
indemnity, whereas the allies are de-
mand 55 900 900 600 However, another
conference is slated for this afternoon
when developments are likely to he
more favorable.
In event Of Germany refusing to
meet the demands Of the Allies the
latter have planned TO force payment
at the point of the bayonet
Under the circumstances chances
are that Germany will bow to the in
evitable by meeting the demands inn
posed on her
In addition to the probability of bet
ter political news in the immediate fu-
ture, there is the probability of Man
chester improving and as the price
of cotton is far below the cost Of
production. and as u person seldom
makes mistake in investing in Il
commodity when it is below the cost
Of its making, we favor buying, es-
pecally on hepressions.
II. and b. BEER.