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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
THE EVERGREEN WILDCATS
Wildcats Win on Sensational Slide
CHATTER <.

The fifth inning was nearly over.
Two Oakport players had failed to
hit Brewster's \slants safely. and
nobody was on base. Deibake,
their catcher, was at bat.
Judge McCue's athletes had
the better of the Wildcats thus
far. v. Morgan had been I'M
steady the opening frame, and let
them push over q pair OF runs.
Since then, however, he had been
as stingy as the bird who owns an
Iold-fashioned cellar. The score
was 2 to 0 in favor Of Oakport.
Get the last one, boy!" shout
from the bench. Hound him outa
there! He never hit one In his life!
was wrong. Delbake smeared
the next pitch far between left and
center. 1t looked easily good for
several bags. But "Whiz" Worth
was of at the crack of the ash. He
leaped in the air, stabbed at the
flying apple backhanded, and haul
ed it in.
Sweet grandpop. What a catch
that was.
Come on, now, gang" I yodel,
as the boys came to the bench,
patting Johnny Worth on the
back. "That kinda work deserves
a run. Let's have it, Tuffy
You're up"
Tuffy Gets On.
Get on and I'll bring you in
snaps v. Morgan Brewster, whose
jaw had been set ever since thai
little rundown of Miss Lois Chand.
ler's.
SOuthwick fooled Doyle with &
couple of benders, and then fluffy
failed a roller toward Kibby, tn,
Oakport shortstop, who couldn'
find the handle in time. A maj
was on.
I'm going to hit it, McGuff::
growls Brewster. who was prett,
good with the willow. mo sacri
flee this time."
Go ahead" utter, on !;
bunch, though it wasn't baseball
Brewster didn't wait. The frs
ball Southwick delivered suitet
him and he tied into it like Tin.
Crumb creasing a fat one. Tha
thump must have soured Sud
considerable, for the onion wen
to rest in the top tier Of the left
field bleachers. The count wa
even, 2 to 2.
Johnny Worth followed with
walk, but Southwick frightened u
after Muddy Clay sacrificed. strik
ing out Wrigley and Crumb.
Nice home run, boy" / tel
Brewster, as he goes out for tn
last half of the sixth. Just hol
'em now,"
) III hold 'em!" vows v. MOI
3 gan, very grim.
), McCue's men had something t
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
m4eIltSiderSaHy

Jimmy Schollenberger Of the Mo-
line Plowboys, was one of the first
to greet George McQuillan yester-
day. Jimmy has wintered all but
one month in Moline, having enjoy
ed a brief vacation at his home in
Philadelphia, where he has resid-
ed since his big league debut with
the Athletics some eight or nine
years ago. Jim doesn't look as
heavy as he was last year and ad-
mits having reduced Is pounds. He
ought to help the Plows win a lot
Of games this year.
Geneseo is Justly proud Of its
classy high school basketball quin.
tet. When q team Of small town
players can invade the tri.cities
and remp over the teams Of three
larger schools, besides cleaning up
everything else on the schedule, II
merits the highest praise. 1t Is M.
| fortunate that the GeneseOans
could not have maintained clean
slate, having lost to Moline, whose
mediocrity until the last couple of
weeks Of the season put them hope.
lessly out Of the quaA.city race.
President Al Tearney Of the
Three-Eye league, has called upon
his club presidents to meet Mon
Gay, March IA, to adopt a schedule
for the coming season. The season
will open Tuesday, May 3. Presi-
dent Ira Bell Of the Rockford club
who is in charge of the schedule
drafts. reports that the other clubs
have been backward about submit
ting drafts for consideration, hav-
ing received only one tentative
schedule.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
McQuillan's in town.

George is the third Three-Eye
pilot to get on the job. Joe Dunn
of the Boomers and Frank Doyle of
the Dummies, rang in last week.
Bill Jackson, Peoria, and Earl
Mack, Moline, have wintered in
their respective towns. Harry
Brant, Rockford; Bob Coleman,
Terre Haute, and Al Bashang. Ev-
ansville, have yet to report.
Johnny Donahue has been signed
to meet FRANKIE Walsh of Chicago,
In the windup on the next Daven-
port legion card, Friday, March Is.
Sandy VNoiN, manager for Dona.
hue, did not sign the articles until
late yesterday afternoon. The pro-
moters, acting on the demands Of
Walsh's manager, insisted At first
that Johnny post 500 to make 13s
pounds at 3 p. m. VNell held cut
until they agreed to 40 pounds.
Walsh Is the impressive looking
! youngster who stopped Joe Sulli-
van. Peoria, in the semi-windup Of
the recent Donahue-R Racer match.
Walsh is regarded as an ideal
match for Johnny at this stage of
the latter's sensational comeback.
Walsh gave promise Of becoming a
flash when he showed in Dave1-
Fort two weeks ago. However, his
skill is still doubtful. for his op-
ooaent was not up to full strength,
owing to illness.
The Davenport promoters sought
to match DOnahue and Al Van
Ryan, St Paul, for this show, but
learned that Billy Rhodes, mana
ger for al, had to cancel three pre-
vious engagements, owing to . cut
eye and injured left hand suffered
last week In the fifth round Of Van
Ryan's thrilling scrap with Jack
J0sephs, Minneapolis. vans many
tri.city admirers VIII be pleased tC
learn that he is now hailed q the
most popular active scrapper in the
twin. cities.
The veteran AL Baldwin, ring
star Of four or five years ago, bob.
bed up in town yesterday, looking
as rugged as ever and announcing
that he is ready to meet any 100.
FOUNDER whom local promoters
might desire to match. AL used tn
be great favorite in the tri-cities
having fought several battles al
the old Empire rink. He served
through the war at Camp Shelby
Miss, with George Reed as buddie
AL. whose home is in Jacksonville
ILL.,, stopped OF in town on his way
to Des Moines. where he fought
last night on Tommy Ryan's card
Knockout Brown, St Louis, and
Earl Puryear, Peoria, neet tonight
in Peoria. Brown IL the lal who
held Champion Joe Lynch to . drew
some time ago. Puryear got . nasty
wallopiag from Danny Kramer In
the last Milwaukee show. The vet
eran Puryear seems to BE- having his
hands full to hold his own against
all these fast-stepping youngsters.
Like Frankie Mason, Earl Il one Of
the wonders Of the baAtan division.
He b = year1 old.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
wR1GLEY coNrR1BBE D HIS THIRD ERROR.

say about that, however. Stung
by his rivals smack, Southwick
led off with a single. Roy Black
hunted poorly and Brewster
played the pill perfectly to sec
ond. But Wrigley muffed the peg.
and all hands were safe.
Wentyel drove one on the
ground to Wrigley, and once more
Robin miscued. The bases were
loaded. with none out.
Give that guy some glue!"
growls Nanny Hatton, on the
bench. "Wish my ankle was right.
He must want to give the game
away"
V. Morgan Changes Pace.
! Fritz Mails, one of the best out
fielders in the minors, was now
facing Brewster. V. Morgan SEEM
ed cold as ice, and steady as i
clock. He cut over a fast one for
strike, and on the next delivery
changed pace.
This was heady stuff and would
have worked against most batters
but Mails is a bird who hits any.
+, thing 81 any time. He socked the
onion on the seam. The ball whis-
tied toward center.
Now happened one Of the Izos1
wonderful plays yours respectfully
ever lamped. AS Mails hit Brew
ster leaped into the air with up
thrust right arm and plucked thai
terrific drive outa the ozone with
his bare hand. Coming down Il
earth, he whipped the ball tt
Bloom, getting Southwick off tht
bag, and Curly relayed the marble
to second, where Black woult
have been the last victim Of tri
Pile play had not Robing Wrigle!
contributed his third error.
MY God! To spoil that play!
cries Nanny Hatton.
\ No murmur came from Brew
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04

ster. Pitching with deadly preci-
sion, he struck out of the inning,
and walked to the bench unheed-
ing the cheering fans.
wal, l was all thumbs! I
couldn't hold a thing!" says Rob
in Wrigley, seeming all broke up.
1T was all my doing!"
Never mind-it's Overt" ut
tiers Brewster. Were going 10
win. l tell you"
The Fateful Tenth.
The seventh. eighth and ninth
stanzas passed without scores. II
was a wonderful battle at the be.
ginning of the tenth.
Simpson struck out, and Doyle
flied to Mails. Brewster crossed
the world by Unexpectedly bunt.
ing the agate. He beat the bal
to first.
AZ soon as Southwick threw he
flashed for second. Delbake mus
lave been dazed at seeing a pitch
er steal like this, and heaved intt
center. V. Morgan kept on, slid
ing hard into third. Wenzel drop
ped the ball and couldn't find i
for a moment. The wild Brewster
was up and off for the plate, which
ratified Wenzel so much he made {
bad peg-and the run was across
1t was crazy base-running al
right. Yet it sometimes wins bal
games.
With the score to 2, the boz.
went out in the final half of thu
tenth vowing that V. Morgan
Brewster wasn't going to be cheat
ed outa victory now. How thos'
babies backed him up. The gam,
ended without another run.
Surrounded by his mates, Y
Morgan Brewster went off the fielt
without one final glance at the gir
in the grandstand.
(TO Be COntinued.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
SEEK TO SKATER
TRIPLE-TE LEAD
IN BIG TEN RACE

Chicago, March illinois uni
versity's fight for first place in the
1920-1921 Big Ten conference bas-
ketball contest will be resumed to-
morrow when the Urbana tossers
meet the Chicago university team
here in the last game of the season
for the Chicago team.
Should Chicago win tonight's
game the race would be further
complicated. as first place is now
in triple tie.
Three other conference games
are listed for tonight, Michigan
playing Ohio State at Columbus
Iowa playing Purdue at Lafayette
and Minnesota playing Wisconsin
at Madison.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
Especial to The Argus.)

Decatur, ILL.,. March August
ana college lost hard fought bat
tie to St. Viator in the classiest ex-
hibition of the entire tournament
Thursday. 81 to 30.
Both teams were, going at break
neck speed. although the Augies
were slowed up considerable in the
second period when Andreen and
Dahlquist were both put out on
personal fouls.
The Augies were behind at half
time. % to II, and were never able
to catch the Finnegan tribe. Both
teams made a great impression
with the large crowd that had pack
: ed the gym to see the Millikin team
in their first game.
Swanson played great game for
the Augies, sinking seven beauti-
full field goals during the game.
Bushell was the st. Viator star
although Winterholter and Clanc!
nut up a clever exhibition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
Sporting.Jazz
BIZ BRUCE COPELAND.
BEYOND ALL RICHES.

]. Montgomery Kale b . rich
man.
He owns hanks, railroads, oil
wells, livestock, thousands Of acres
Of golden grain, . herd Of motor
cars, coal mines, tz1ekless timber
lands, . town house. . country
house, . summer home . winter
heme, stecks, bonds, etc, besides
half the world inclesed within .
golden fence.
And yet every time the baseball
season rolls around, ]. Montgom.
cry Kale forgets that he Is = rich
man, comes Down of his high horse
and greets the sporting ed. like
finding q dollar bill in an old vest.
But don't think this is q COED
emen for world domecracy.
]. Montgomery Kale Is only try
ing to mO0tch . season baseball
pass.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
GETTING ACQUAINTED.

He was . total stranger In town.
He wanted . drink = something
biting, kicking and revefboradng.
But he knew not where he could
satisfy his wish.
He was desperate.
Finally he accosted q friendly.
looking copper and put . be on
him.
But the copper spoke no word.
He led the stranger up enc street
and down another.
He led him through alleys, drives
and back yards.
At last they stopped in front Of
. church.
The copper peered apprehensive-
ly up and down the street.
The poor stranger was ready to
drop.
II can't get . drink In there, can
" he moaned in accents glum.
~Hush!' cautioned the copper,
THAT'S the only place where you
can't get one.'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
.LOOPERS READY
TO COMPETEIN
DISTRICT CLASH
Drawings for High School Tourney
Next Week Ann0unced-E. Mo-
line, Aledo Meet Islanders First.
BY FRIER NCOLLISTER,

The drawings for the district bas-
ketball tournament to be held next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday in
the Augustana gymnasium were re-
ceived today at high school. Rock
Island will not play until the last
game Friday afternoon against
East Moline and will meet Aledo in
the last game the same evening.
How Teams Line Up.
There is no definite dope on the
teams. Rock Island defeated Nc.
Ike twice and then was defeated by
Ceaeseo, team that lost to Mo-
line. The Islanders defeated CAM
bridge once and were beaten later
in the season, while the Cambridge
tossers lost to Moline by two
points and to Geneseo in two games
by one point each.
Rock Island will have the hard
luck Of meeting Geneseo in the
semi-Gnals if everything works out
as it now appears. The locals are
expected to beat East Moline and
Aledo and the Geneseo tossers are
expecting to win their two games.
This VIII mean that Rock Island
and Geneseo will mix in the sec
ond game Saturday morning in one
Of the hardest battles OF the whole
tournament.
Geneseo Determined.
The Geneseo tossers are out for
the tournament this year in full
force. In order to get used to the
big "Augie" floor which is likely
to Prove a hindrance to them, the
Geneseo coach brought all his toss
ers down to Rock Island ON Tuesday
and gave them a hard workout.
The general admission to the
tourney will be 81, but the price
to. students will be SIPS. The re-
served seats and the season tick
cts will be the same to both stu
dents and the public.
Following is the drawings as re-
ceived this morning:
Thursday Evening.
Game Cambridge VS.. Morri-
son.
Game 2-Woodhull VS.. Erie.
Game Savanna VS.. Tiskilwa.
Friday Morning.
Game EWethersfield VS.. Mo-
line.
Came 5-Kewanee VS.. Orion.
Friday Afternoon.
Game Atkinson VS.. Geneseo.
Game East Moline VS.. Rock
Island.
Game S-Winner 1 vs.. winner ..
Friday Evening.
Game 9-Winner VS.. winner 4.
Game 10-Winner 5 VS.. winner G.
Game 11-Winner Z vs.. Aledo.
Saturday Morning.
Game 12-Winner s VS.. winner 9
Game 13-Winner 10 VS.. winner
II.
Saturday Night.
Game 14-Loser IL VS.. loser II
Game 15-Winner IL VS.. winner
-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
GEORGE M'QUILL Am REP0RTST0
BEGIN ACTIVE WORK OF PUTTING
ISLANDERS BACK INTO BASEbAll
New Manager and Wife Take Up Residence Berger Home
Says City Looks Good to llim-Receives Contracts a,
Lenhan and New Infeder,

Manager George McQuillan Of the
Islanders. and Mrs. McQuillan, ar
rived yesterday in Rock Island and
took up their spring and summer
residence in the home of Joe Ber-
ger, 1641 Fourteenth-and-ahal
street, which they have leased TO-.
the season.
1T sure looks good to me-" was
Georges first remark after seeing
the city for the first time since he
was a player with the hapless Is
landers. Il don't know much about
what has transpired here since last
summer, but I do know that Rock
Island is going to have winning
ball club this year." he appended.
Manager McQuillan reported in
the absence of President Mueller
and Secretary Brough, who are
still in Chicago negotiating for ad-
e.tisements on the street wall at
Douglas park. He had long con-
ference with the officials at the
MORRISON hotel, Chicago, on We'd
nesday. Messrs. Mueller and
Brough are expected home today 10
begin active preparations for the
season in cooperation with Man
ager McQuillan.
Takes OFF Weight.
The new Islander boss looked 4
picture of health and contentment
when he and Mrs. McQuillan
aIighted from a Rock Island rat
tier. George has only just com
pleted five months strenuous WORK
en- general electrical contracts in
Columbus, Ohio. Most of the time
was spent in the open and George
admits having reduced about Ii
pounds in weight.
The McQuillans devoted most Of
yesterday to putting their new
abode in order. Later in the day
George took a brief whirl through
the downtown section to renew ac-
euaintances with friends of lasI
summer. He and Mrs. McQuillar
dined at the New Harper and ther
attended the fashion show at the
Fort Armstrong. Both reported
that these limited tastes of the so.
called simple life had been quite
enjoyable.
The truth be known, George die
a nit of household shopping fol
hrs. McQuillan. The big former
major Lacquer stepped out in the
afternoon to buy several articles
which Mrs. McQuillan had jottec
down wisely on paper. They were
to wit. one piece of sandpaper, one
sink strainer, one wastepaper bas
ket and a dozen of Maths choices
poppy-seed buns.
Yep, the new Islander impress
sario is a honest-to-goodness home
body. There is a reason, and th'
answer is simple It's Mrs. Nc
iQuillan. They have been just pal
for many years and the stars ant
cards indicate that they will con
tinue to be pals for many years Il
come.
Manager McQuillan will devot
most Of the time between now AM
the first of next month to notify
ing his players to report and get
ting further lines on the newcom
ers. He will also busy himsel
with schedule plans and, in al
likelihood, he will attend the leagu
meeting week from Monday wit
President Mueller to assist the 9th
er club officials in adopting the of
fetal schedule.
Simultaneous with the arrival, Q
the McQuiilAns, came the signe
contracts OF Eddie Lehman. thir
baseman, acquired from the Bloom
ington club, and Infielder Vic,
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Especial to The Arghs)

Decatur, H.. March 4.-North-
western college and State Normal
In the major division. together with
I McKendree and Shurtleff in the
minor division of play, had been
eliminated from further competition
after IA games had been played
Thursday in the opening round Of
the 18th annual l. l. A. {. basket
ball tournament.
The fast all-around play OF the
st. Viator team in their Augustana
game mada them the favOrites for
the title, according to most critics;
while Wesleyan, Lombard, Mon
mouth and Millikin are given
good chance to come through.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
EvENs ACCOUNT
after LOSS TO
ST. vi vIAT0R ~
THURSDAYS SCORES.
In Order Played.
MAJORS.

& Wesleyan, .; Northwestern. %.
igs Milllkin, ~; Monmouth, %.
I Ienmouth, -; Lombard. 70.
~. via.0r, 81; Augns4ana, 30.
Lombard, "a; Northwestern, q.
Augustana, -; State Normal. 81.
or MTEnUO
MI. Morris, %; Shurtlelf, 20.
DeKalb, A.; Illinois College. q.
II Eureka, So; Lincoln, IA.
as1M0rrison, -; Mckendrce, Is.
:7.ifsrbOndale, "a; Heddlng, IL.
. u Illinois College, b; Shurtleff, q
Eureka, Al; Carthage, Is.
Lincoln, ~; Mckendree, IA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
iYANKS ENGAGE IN
FIRST REAL GAN

Shreveport. La, March Al
United Press)-Miller Higgins v
divide his Yankee flock into +
teams today and stage the first 8
inning game of the season. o.
the rockies will take part.
Mcmillan. one of the most pro
Using recruits, was shifted to Il
base yesterday, wnere he mad,
great showing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
SPORT FLASHES

Bloomington, Ind, March An.
diana lost to Purdue. . to 90, in
western conference basketball.
Brooklfne, Mass, March 4.-Nor.
man Ross, Chicago, won the na-
t!onal indoor l0O.yard champion.
ship in ssh seconds.
Ann Arbor, Mich, March Fiji.
teen men were named to enter the
Illinois relay carnival 1t UFbana,
Ill- Saturday.
New York, Marrh 4-Another
challenge for the Davis tennis cap.
the ninth, was received fre1
C11ada.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
HORNSBY TO JOIN
HIS TEAM SUNDA

Orange, Texas, March 4.-(Unlia
Press. )--Rogers Hornsby, prenl1
hitter Of the National league y
st. Louis Cardinals, will Join \
team at Houston Saturday wv
it plays the first preseason ga1
with the Philadelphia Athletics, I
cordin gto Manager Branch RICE
today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
SOX LEAVE TODAY
FOR SPRING CAMP

Chicago, March 4. - UNITED
Press. Headed by Manager Will
liam Gleason 20 White Sox players
will leave here tonight for the
training camp in Waxahachie
Texas.
The remainder Of the team will
leave within a few days.
The second contingent of Cubs
left today for Santa Catalina Island
Calf.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04

signed upon the recommended.
Joe Cantillion of the Minns.,a.,
club. Wick will come with Nv y.
lent credentials and will .S
thorough tryout at the ksv ~
sack. ''u
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
GOPHS GET AWAY.

Minneapolis, Mimi, March =
Seven University Of Minneso
track athletes. headed by Cos
Leonard Frank, will leave tong
for Urbana, H.. 10 participate
the Western conference track ne
there on Saturdav.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04

Decatur, Ill.,. March 4.-In a
Z, spectacular game. the most thrill
ling Of the tournament. Augustana
u defeated State Normal. 80 to 81,
IA Thursday evening, earning the
right to remain in the tourney aft
er losing to st. Viator in fast con-
e test. The Angles played classy
basketball and last minute baske.
by Swanson gave them the vic
tory after the lead had changed
hands during the game.
The Angles were ahead practic-
~ ally all the first half which ended
IL TO II, for them. They ran the
score Up to 33 to "a in the second
period. when Normal hit a scoring
: @streak which netted them IS points
and a 81 to 33 lead over the Swedes.
~ Before Augustana registered