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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
new METHOD
OF FUND RAISING
FOR THE CHINESE
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The ChicftAin.
Denver. March ia new way to
raise funds for the Chinese has been
discovered by Mrs. Miilic Velhagen.
chairman of tho Alamosa school board.
She was in Denver recently and an
nounced that she has established a
series OF swearing fines among her
friends. II she hears one OF them say
'Doggonc' or similar expressions, she
collects a penny; IL they say the
Dcvil' or something similar she col
lccts nickel: II they say Dam"
and say 1t mildly, it's quarter: IL
they say it vchemently or II they use
any other word with vivid expression,
it's n dollar.
She was running her fine shop
while she was In Denver and ono
morning got seventeen pcnnics; five
nickels and a quarter. Joe Moorhead,
secretary to Governor Shoup. contrib
utcd the quarter.
A fellow came in the office; talked to
him ten minutes and went out with
out asking for political position. IL
30 surprised Joe that he turned TO
n bunch of reporters and said:
What the hell do you think or
that? That fellow didn't even want n
political appointment" Mss. Velhagen
was nearby and proceeded to collect
the quarter off of Joe.
She announced that she had raised
quite a sum during the winter down
in A,amosa. She believes that II all
ladies would follow her example and
run fine shop against the men
who swear, II wouldn't take n great
while to relieve suffering Chinn, ur
Governor Guntor says Right Much.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
k,,,Lrp AZ ACCUSED WITCH.

Saragossa. Spain, March lg.--tBy Tho
Associated Prcss)-Francisco 'heras.
an old peasant woman, was murdered
outside the village of Calerno near
here today because she was suspected
OF practicing witchery.
Two inhabitants Of the village. who
accused the woman OF castinr tho
'eyil eyc'' which caused the death of
their lambs and illness OF their fami-
lies. waylaid her and killed her with
eight stilleto stabs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
FOURTEEN YANKS
IN BRITISH PLAY

st. Andrews. Scotland, June a.
(By Associated Press. PLAY ia the
British open golf championship was
suspended today preliminary to the
beginning Of the championship
rounds. which will start tomorrow
and continue through Friday. The
match will be at medal play and
the golfer making the lowest score
for the ~ holes Of the two courses
tomorrow and Fri.ay will win the
championship.
Fourteen Americans were in the
number whi''' qualified for the
tournament play. These were: Jock
Hutchinson, Jim Barnes, Bobby
Jones, DR.. Paul Hunter, l.. Doug
las Edgar. George Mclean. Charles
Hoffner. Fred Mcleod, Walter Ha-
gen, Tom Kerrigan, Clarence Hack
eny. william Mclhorn, John Bur.
CESS and Emmett French.
st. Andrew, Scotland. June a.
(By United Press.)-Three hot bat
ties for American golfers are prom
ised in. the pairings of first round
OF the British championship begin
ming tomorrow. Walter Hagen one
OF the best American bets will try to
defeat champion George Duncan
w. Mel Horn will oppose the veter.
an Harry VardOn. The luck of the
draw also opposed the youthful
bobby Jones to Jock Hutchinson
American professional champion
and medalist In the qualifying
rounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
BENSON GETS
HOMER WITH
TWO men On

Especial to The Argus.)

(0peCl6l W ne AISuS.b
Terre Haute, Ind, June 22.-With7
Schirmer back at shortstop ana
Murphy on third. the islander
frightened up their infield yesterday
and in the ferocious attacks upon
Kerr's curves copied from tho
Tots. 8 to 8.
Connolly opened the first raid i
the third inning. He knocked =
right smart ball down the third
base line for single. Wire struck'
out Kerr -beancd Miller and ~
Islander batteries advanced a sbass'
on Murphy's out. Burke, Schweit-
zer and Cole singled in rapid order
and brought in Connolly, Miller and
Burke.
In the seventh there was a little
outburst that netted a run. Kerr
passed Murphy, who advanced on
Burke's sacrifice and scored on
Schweitzer's single.
The Islanders came back strong.
er in the next inning, Schirmer and
Wire opening the attack with dou..
bles to left field, but this heavy hit.
ting was only a hint of the final
blowout scheduled for the ninth.
Schweitzer and Cole pulled down
singles and with two on. Benson,
clouted the ball over the fencel
bringing in three more.
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CARDS COP ONE
ON DOUBLEDAY
Alexander Looks Great After Two
Cub Twirlers Were Pounded
for IL Scores,

St Louis, Mo-, June 21.-Alex
never looked greater than he did
yesterday afternoon following the
first game of a double-header in
which Martin and Freeman were
swatted for total of II runs. Alex
won the second mixup with a 6 to
5 score after a splendid exhibition
throughout Up to the seventh in
ming Of the second game the sing
ging Cards could get but four
scratch hits off the mighty hight
hand of Alex, but when thew did
reach him in the seventh Fourier
plastered one Of the benders for a
homer to center, sending In Horns
by before him. In the eighth thev
got to Alex again for three hits.
one scratch. and were then
through for the day.
First game:
Cubs ........ 00z 10 00o-6 10 ?
st. Louis 80. los SIS 00s-17 IA q
Batteries-Martin, Freeman and
Killefer;; Pertca, Goodwin and Me
bergall, Clemens.
Second game:
Cubs ....---. 70 001 01O-e q
St Louis 800. 900 900 z10- :
Batteries-Alexander and ORR
rell: Goodwin, North, Sherdel and
Dfllhoefer, Clemens.
Braves, Is; Giants, {
New York, June z2.-The Bostnn
Braves overwhelmed the Giants
winning the first game Of the sar-
les By . score Of 16 to s. Nicholson
hit q home run, four singles and \
sacrifice In ok times up. Score.
Boston $500. no OFT 41o-ls Is a
New York -. 400 90 0o1-s &
eries-McQuillan and Cow
d; Benton. Barnes, Nehf and
Smith.
DeAseFs, 4; Fhmlea 4
Brooklyn. June 2z-The 1sao
National league pennant vas
raised with fitting ceremony and n
the presence Of Federal Jud1e K
n. Landis. baseball high commi.-
sSoner. Tho Dodgers then made The
celebration complete BY trouncdnr
the Philhes, I 10 2. The score:
Philadelphia. leo o1o 0oo-a II ,
Brooklyn 49,. 0oe 2ol o1s- 4 :
Batteries -Hubbell and Bruxxv.
Grimes and Miller.
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n JACK WAULNF.

|fEIS6ef1ated lightweight champion)
(Written for the United Press.)
e uew York, N. r.. June 21.--Jack
ponlresy has many faults and de-
ifo1ls. hut they are not serious.
4he worlds champion cannot
lhasAand his strength. This u his
11oss noticeable failing: He is es-
seonttalIy . short-round fighter. He
taSns himself out quickly and
p1nds . lot Of wind for his high
SoDoed ofRense.
OccasionaIy he leads with his
YlnhG Maybe he does 1t In play.
III Il IL . bad habit to get into. as
~ leaves himself wide open for a
r1Eht hook.
He has no defense. He has a
WY poor guard. Carpenter will
b. able to land both over and UNI
der II.
Tho champion also has the bad
habit of side-stepping and half
turning away from clinch. He
doesn't have to do 1t. He wastes
sSergy Ineffective and is very
dangerous.
He also has q slight physical dis
advantage In the cut over his left
eya. It evidently has been tender
since he got 1t training for willard.
II the fight goes long enough Car
I pontier Ia sure to open 1t and
Dempsey bleeds very freely.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
MEENTS DEFEATS
KIRBY IN SHOOT

Decatur, Ill, Inne 22.-R C.
Meents Of Askum, Hl., won the state
amateur doubles tides Tuesday aft
ernoon In the first days shoot Of the
Illinois State Sportsman's associa-
tioe tournament in q shoot-off with
~ V. Kirby Of Urbana. Each had
hit IS out Of SO and lin the extra 10
pair Meents hit II and Kirby 16
J. r. Graham of.Ingleside led the
professionals with the remarkable
score OF IS out Of 100 in the don
bles.
In the 50-target praliminary.eve even.
Dr. 7. H. Lewis Of Chicago and
Robert Fletcher Of Mount Zion
scored SO with eight. shooters turn
tAx scores Of ~ and nine having As
- their mark.
Today the Chicago Board Of
Trade diamond badge even Ia the
feature Of the program
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New York, June 22.-NOthing but
10 days remain in the way Of the
Dempsey Carpenter fight.
Settlement of the referee ques-
ton removed the last difference
among the principals although at
no time was the battle endangered
by the controversy.
Harry ]. Ertle who will be named
officially today by the New Jersey
boxing commission. has never been
exactly opposed by Kearns. The
manager of the champion simply
had his pride hurt a little when the
commission did not consult him
about the referee.
Kearns was partially right from
the precedent set in the past but
still boxing commissions exist just
for what the New Jersey commits
sion did in this instance-to super
wise and regulate the sport.
Ertle, outside Of New Jersey, per-
haps is the least known of all the
referees named. He is city mar
shall Of Jersey City and very close
to the Democrat machine now on
the throne in Jersey state.
Politics, Of course, entered into
his selection but he is not without
qualifications for the job. He has
been connected actively with the
professional boxing game 10 years
He boxed some himself as an anna
teur but never put on the gloves
for money. He is more prominent.
ly identified with amateur baseball
managing parochial school team
in city league.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

EIANDERS HIT TOTS FOR 5 TO 5 WIZ


-
et Ell eck nAoe : NM
yesterday that won't appear In the
veaknv Summary. After his Plcv-
49, 49, ~. "a ,,,,,~ ..w.
$3.50
Earl eamoeo mto = uOA over tne
visitors dug0ut and smashed one Of
the fans Who had been PARTICULARLY
....,4. -..-,.. - -. M
- y. -'- = = -
nne u Iney ware sepa1steo
~ .r+r. inning ,.mes, v,s4er-
a.v Tha p,c-. vent IN inninvs n
- rtnrod the mt tvc ~ the serses.
the ROY traveIed n frames to hesf
IL. Tractoen for their first vicforv
AZ the eeries The IsIanders sinch-
81 their rama in the Iast frame and
the Bloomers came from behind in
the ninth to win.
told his pitching stan many things
not written in the book last night.
Manouk, who went in as a relief
pitcher after Erhardt had fallen to
a four-run ninth inning rallg that
Billman was hurriedly summoned
to the mound. Billy showed his
contempt for q ball game by letting
two hit in the fatal 18th, a sacrifice
helped it along and his own error
finished the work.
with two men on EImer skidded
one over the left field fence.
Race for home-run honors in the
Mack aggregation is treating the
fans to some long drives. Runser
and Mack were the circuit drive
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
INDIANS take
SERIES OPENER
@oassn's Sex Lose 6-3 to Sneaker
Tibo- Red Sox Win Two
From Tanks

Chicago. June 22.-Spoke Speak
ers men from Cleveland still have
the Indian sign on Kid Gleason's
vastly improved White Sox. The
tribe dropped in at Comiskey Park
yesterday afternoon for four-game
setto with their Pale Hose breth-
rem, and won the first, 6 to 3. Glea-
sons lads have won only two
games from the worlds CHAMPIONS
this season Urban Faber's mas
terful pitching turned the trick on
both occasions. The score:
Cleveland 80. .130 900 020-6 Il 1
Chicago 1850. Ill 900 000-s 10 /
Batteries-Uhle and Nunemaker:
McWeeney, Wilkinson and Achelk.
Boston, 6; New Yofk, L
Boston, June 22.-The Red Sox
took both ends of a double-header
from the Yankees, winning the first
8 to and the nightcap to 1. Ruth
only got . single in eight times at
bat Scores, first game:
New York -. 020 900 O1O-3 10 /
Boston 5000. $40 010 1915 Is o
Batteries Shankey, Sheehan and
Hoffman; Pennock and RueL
Second game:
New York 80. 100 900 0oo-l & 3
Boston $500. 070 OILS 00s-6 10 0
Batteries-Hoyt, Ferguson and
Schang; Bush and Walters.
Phila- Il: Rash. 4
vashington.. 900 400 100 900 e1o-6
Philadelphia. DOL COZ O02 600 OH
Batferies = Mogridge. Erickson
and Gherrity; Mayor. Harris, Ber-
ret and Perkins,
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ERTLE'S CHOICE
IS ACCEPTABLE

Atlantic City. N. J., June e.
Selection Of Harry Ertle as referee
of the worlds heavyweight champ
ionship contest between Jack
Dempsey, the title holder, and
Georges Carpenter, at Jersey City
July 2, is entirely satisfactory to
Dempsey. The champion expressed
this decision today when advised Of
the selection.
so it's Ertle, is it," Dempsey
said. well, that's good enough for
me. If it suits Kearns. Kearns does
the managing and / try to do the
fighting. Any referee that is ex-
perienced is acceptable and l feel
sure that Ertle is competent.
Il can truthfully say this. l do
not care who is in there to referee.
That's up to Kearns. 1t wouldn't
make any difference to me il Des-
camps refereed. l think Carpenter
feels the same about the referee
question as l 6o."
Jack Threatens Libel
Dempsey is more concerned over
the report that he has been named
as correspondent in q divorce case
at Pawhuska, Okla, than he is over
the referee controversy. Today he
instructed his attorney, Ray J. Can
non. Of Milwaukee, to investigate
and start suit for libel il neces-
sary against F. R Boulanger, who
in his petition for a divorce named
Dempsey. Cannon telegraphed for
q certified copy Of the complaint
to determine il the charges were the
same as reported in press dis
patches.
There will be some real glove
fighting at Dempsey's camp from
now on until the end Of the train
Ing. The champion gave indications
OF this yesterday when he knocked
out Larry Williams, who hereto
fore has managed to assimilate all
OF the champions punches. Demp-
sey tore into Williams savagely.
flooring him In the first minute OF
their workout. Then after Williams
had apparently recovered from the
effects Of the knockdovn. Dempsey
knocked him out
Chico Gees South.
Battling Chez Is on his way back
to his home In Memphis, Tenn, to-
day. He fAeed the sunburned
Dempsey twice and hopes he win
never taco him again. The first
time the Memphis negro was on the
0nnap thru fSvvsn~ .~A III -,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
SPORT BRIEFS

Benton Hafbor. Nich-Saflm
Friedman Of Chicago began. train-
ing Tor the 10-round bout VIII
Lightweight Champion Benny Leon
ard, July I.
lafayette. Ind.-Hugh Nicol.
formerly major league star and for
IL years athletic director Of Purdne
university. b seriously III with IN
attack OF diabetes. according to
hospital physicians.
Chicaeo.-Drake's golf team ~
nsated IT. victory Of last year IN
the western collegiate Conferences
champtonshiD match bald yester-
-
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DIPLOMA SAYS
WALT IS BOSS
OF R. |. eleven


-.
Waiter Napoieon r1snisan, ME-
pockets crammed with bylaws.
notes, memoranda and yes, sir! .
+.ct.tfve .rhednIe for the Rock L.
~, ,-..-..-.. :. 80 =. p..r
iaao tnuep'nues' % w.. - 49,
island from Cleveland. Ohio, where
he sat in conclave with the profess
sion.l football mentors Of the east
- -.s-... $500. ~ Mar.
e.n s"u AA1 Coz S' - 49,
champs-
Tucked in his wallet with his
Pullman ticket and his return trip
check was q franchise certifying
that the whfrlwind Walt had posted
his forfeit and Is hereby entitleo
to all privileges OF membership IN
the American Professional root
ball association.
Enrolled In the association are
Akron, chicago, canton, BuHalO'
walt explains that's In New
iork; NOT iowa Ioeoo, Ram
Coiumhns Poch.etar ph;l.delnhia
Ciavaiand Munc;e Ksnn.ha Tnu;s'
u;r1. anS p;.tsh,.ah ~. Co.
60 .s,.a ~ osse g..
yp .s ,s.n,o y, ene o ~ a. o.
5000 ' n ,a. 80 -.
n-aa n;sor ~ 1.ha S,et r.o,as.;o,o1
80. % ,,as.a 80 heaSa
~. .s.oo;a.;a, - e'' A'
IA W d o:nr;a =. a.. c..,. :.
r;aa n-.s;don. ~. "a Co., 500 as
49, ~ poon. anu o.a o'oeA VI
D"y'on se.:c col uedeuI e.
oIsanl1a'ion laws are urditeu
a s. tnose VI tue Dasepail assocla-
tiou' roriei.s against canCeiiation'
P,otection VI tne teams ute 10 us
payers 70 prevent pumping ano
swaps " slrensthen tedhs lof post-
season titie contests ban upon play
ers elgiDie 1or any college atinetle
competitlon ana SUBMISSION OF
I!sts VI an players 10 tae assocla'
tloh ol.cers are Outstanding Tea
LUZ es VI Tue olsanization ruies.
Propose To Enforce EN-.
To protect against violation q,
these rules. the franchise is issued
| in the name of the city of the
holder so that if that club ignores
rules Of the association the city
is under ban. This action pre.
vents convenient mid-seasor
change of managers or name t.
avoid punishment for such infrac.
tions.
Here's Waits July schedule o.
autumnal attractions:
Oct. 9-Cleveland Indians II
Rock Island.
Oct. 16-Cardinals at Chicago.
Oct. 23-All-Americans at Buf
falo. N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

Home runs-Runser, Mack. Three
base hits-Gressett, Kelly. Two
base hits-Deufel. Sacrifice hits
Mack. Double plays-Altermatt to
Runser. Left on bascs-Moline, !;
Evansville, Is. Bases on balls-Off
McWhorter, s; Zeigler, /. Hit by
pitcher-By McWhorter (Speraw).
Struck Out-By McWhorter, 5; by
Zeigler. 8. Umpires- Fitzpatrick
and Copeland. Time Of game
1:55.
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AMERICA RE1AnNS
POLO CHAMPIONSHIP

birmingham Polo Rield, London,
JuAe 22--(By the Associated Press,
Anerica today regained possession
OF ne international polo trophy, de-
tee0rg Great Britain in the sec
Oh match. 10 to 6, and winning the
eoeaos, two matches to none.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
Yesterdays Results.
Throe.EyA League.

Yesterdays Results.
Throo.Eyo League.
Bloomington, 6; Cedar Rapids, S.
Evansville, 3; Moline, 2.
Rock Island, 8; Terre Haute, 3.
Rockford, 8; Peoria, 5.
American League.
Cleveland, 6; Chicago, 8.
Boston, BIG; New York, 81.
Philadelphia, Z; Washington, 6
Us innings.
st. Louis at Detroit, rain.
National League.
Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
Boston, 16; New York. 5.
Chicago, Sc; st. Louis, 1913.
Others not scheduled.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
H0LLA nCroR

Wimbledon. June 12.-(By the
Associated Press. )-MrA MoIla
Bturstedt Mallory. American vom-
ems singles tennis champion, de-
feated Ara. Arthur C. Green. e-3
80, In today's round Of the British
grass court lawn tennis champion-
Ahtn t0Qk1AWnnk 6arA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
KID CUTIE MEETS
YOUNG POWELL IN
EVEN BOXING BOUT
Especial Correspondence

Sheffield. ILL.,. June 22.-Kid Gu
ue OF Moline and Young Powell of
Rock Island boxed an S-round even
bout At Dingley Sunday. The Nor
mandy baseball team also won over
me Dingley nine with score of
4 to 0.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

Bloomington, III, June 3z.-A3t-
er tossing away the game by loose
playing behind Bogart, Blooming
ton came from behind in the clos
ing innings and batted out q VIC
tory. 6 to 5, here yesterday after
noon. Dunn, hitting for Bogart
opened the ninth with q double and
hits by Coltrin and Knisley sent
home the winning runs. Carey was
injured by . collision With John
son in the third. Mccarthy going to
shOrtstop. The score:
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.ACkNE:N Lose
nuRLERS' DUEL
TOEvANSvIlLLE


Evansville, Ind, June y. Bsck-
ed BY sensational fielding despite
wst grounds, Ziegler bested Nc
Whortef in . pitcherI duel here
yesterday afternoon Evansville
winning, to z, in the tenth in
mig. Following Kelly's triple in
the tenth, McWhorter walked two,
Martin the next man up singled,
scoring Kelly. The score:
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ROx, 8; TractOrs, 8.

Peoria. ILL.,. June 22.-Rockford
finally beat Peoria after an elev-
en- inning battle, s to 5, here yes
terday. The Tractors knotted the
count with a four run rally in the
ninth. In the eleventh, Manouk, re-
lief pitcher, allowed two walks. He
was relieved by Billman, who gave
two hits, an error and a sacrifice
resulting in three runs. The score:
Rockford ABB. r. H. Pc. A. E..
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ATLANTA GETS CONVENTION.
Chicago, June 22.-Atlanta, Ca,
was chosen for the next national
convention Of the Farm Organiza-
lions bureau.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

Two-base hits-Menze, Dresser,
Schlee. Michaels, Anderson. Sacri-
flee hits-Hall, Rigsby, Brooks,
Meme. Stolen bases-Bluege,
Hardgrove. Double playstHard-
grove to Brant to Strong; Michaels
to Strong. Left on basestRock-
ford, 6; Peoria, 10. Bases on balls,
on Wehrli. Sc: of Dennis. 1; off
Erhardt, 3; OF Manouk. 2. Struck
out-By Wehrli. 2; by Dennis, /; by
Erhardt, 3; by Manouk, /. Winning
pitcher-Dennis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

hits Duggan. Tw0-base hits
SchiEncr, WirA Lewis. Stolen
bases--Canphell, Connolly. Sacri-
fee hits-Burke. Hit BY pitcher
BY Kerr (M1ller). Struck eut-By
Kerr, 3; Miller, 1. Bsses on balls
OF Kerr, 2; Miller, /. Left on
bases-Rock Island, 3; Terre
Haute, 6. Double plays-Miller to
Connolly to Wire; Schwoitxer TO
Wire; Drew to Lewis to Duggan.
Wild pitch = Kerr. Umpires-
Hughes and O,Brien. Tine Of game
-1:4s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

Totals 81 2 5x17 10 0
xNone out In tenth inning when
winning run scored.
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Teams on the road shift tomor.
row. The Islanders open a series
in Peoria; Moline will be in Bloom.
ington; Cedar Rapids goes tt
Evansville and Rockford goes tt
Terre Haute. They are four-day
stops.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

The Western Unions romantic
"Sluimer', signed yesterday turns
out to be Schirmer, who appeared
In Islander uniform early in the
season. He is owned by Cincy, was
recalled and has lately been playing
with Indianapolis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

The invading teams along the
southern end of the Three-Eye ran
true to the present road-trip form
the visitors coping the third day
Of the series.