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Election District Number Nine
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
CARDS TODRAW
ALARCE CROWD

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Gridiron root
ers from the north, south and west
sides, from Evanston and from
Gary are preparing to turn out
Sunday for the battle between the
unbeaten Chicago Cardinals and
Canton Bulldogs to be staged at
Comiskey park A big automobile
parade forming at l o'clock at
Michigan boulevard and Harrison
street, will precede the demonstra-
ton at the park, where Captain
Paddy Driscoll and Johnny Mo-
hardt, the sensational halfhacks of
the Cardinal eleven, will be honor
ed by admirers.
Fifteen hundred choice seats have
been reserved for the paraders.
each Of whom will be presented a
cardinal chrysantnemum.
Because Of the we'll known DOW
er in the Canton line, the Cardfn.
ais plan to employ their speedy
passing game against the visitors.
who on = recent trip to Chicago de-
feated thel Bears, Z to 6. In prac-
tice this week Driscoll, Mohardt,
Anderson and the McMahons have
been concentrating on new aerial
combinations that are calculated to
baffle Coach Guy Chamberlain's
terrOrs,
The Bulldogs are noted for their
plunging attack. which features
Fullback Doc Elliott of Lafayette,
Halfbacks Robb Of Penn State and
Sachstader Of Christian Brothers
and Quarterback "Wooky" Roberts
Of the Navy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
ILLINI READY
FOR BIG GAME
Coach Zuppke Has His Dope Upset
tiers on Edge to Give Mar0OnS
Great Battle.

Urbana, ILL.,, Nov. 17.-Coach
Zuppke put the finishing touches on
the fighting Illini last night on Hi
nois field. They will rest tonight
at the South Shore Country club be-
fore they start for the Midway Sat-
urday forenoon. The squad has
weathered the week we'll except for
Bill Robinson, plucky little half
bache who served so we'll against
Wisconsin. Bill was not in a suit
and is likely to be out Of the Mid
way battle.
The resourceful Zuppke in seek
ing for new half back turned
Chris Woodward into one in the
twinkling of an eye. Woodward
has been laid up since the Michi-
gan game. The dope is that he will
start against Chicago to pave the
way for Cliff Hapenny as the lanky
half back cannot stand the gaff OF
an entire contest. Woodward
weight, experience. and speed
should make him a big help in the
back field if he is able to play ur
to form.
Coolidge has been well this week
and will get a chance if any of the
guards falter or are injured, it Ii
even reported that Zuppke will
withhold Big Jim McMillen until
John Thomas enters the game. This
is hardly credited, however. Sam
Hill was at work again last might
and will sub for Heine Schultz al
full back.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
PANCHO VILLA
AND GOLDSTEIN
BOUT IS TAME
Lesser Lights Furnish
Thrills at the
Garden.
By FAIR PLAY.

Copyright. 1922. by The Argus.)
New York, n. Y, Nov. 17.-There
are two more shadows ON the light
weight horizon today.
Mr.. Leonard. meet Mr.. Elinor
Flores and Mr.. Jack Bernstein.
1t may be far cry from either
Of these two husky youngsters to
Champion Benny, but it isn't so
far that the cry can't be heard, and
if either or both can keep up the
pace they set at Madison Square
Garden THURSDAY night either or
both should be reckoned with at no
late date.
Thursday nights affair, incident
ally, was supposed to have as its
feature a battle between Flyweight
Champion Pancho Villa and Able
Goldstein. Thirty thousand fans
tried to jam themselves into $4,000
seats to see it. Villa weighed ITO
pounds and Goldstein 1151s. Villa
got deserved decision. There
wasn't much to the fight
But that Flores-Bernstein scrap
was real one. Both men were in
fine shape. Both showed lots OF
class. Both stood in the middle o!
the ring and snapped punches for
nearly all of the IL rounds. The
judges called it draw, and there
were some who agreed. but they
were much in the minority. Bern
stein was picked as the winner
He had the best in at least eigh,
rounds. ., .. ...--.
With proper handling for the
next six or eight months. either
Bernstein or Flores should develop
into real lightweight CONTENDER
Bernstein weighed 1921 and Flores
weighed 1873.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
PRINCETON AND
! YALE 70 YEARS
l. RIVALS ON GRID

.Bf WlLTRR. CAMP.

Z 81 y DLA1A
Copyright, 1922. BY The Argus.)
New York. N. Y. Hov. 1.-THE
Yale-Princeton football series is =
classic which has continued almost
uninterruptedly for over 40 years.
There has always been the keenest
kind of rivalry. but it has been
friendly rivalry. with a fair field
and NO favor. Yale probably will
CO. into the contest Saturday a
slight fAsorite. But Just when you
think = Princeton team is done
look out. AS Kipling says: They're
all 'ot sand and ginger when alive.
and they are generally shammin'
when they're dead"
Unless Wisconsin braces up con-
siderably as compared with the
way the team played last Saturday,
Michigan should defeat the Madison
aggregation decisively and easily
Michigan has two great players in
Kipke in the backfeld and Kirk, the
star end. Tebell, while not the
equal OF Kirk, is good. Muirhead
at tackle is Z good lineman and
Hoehfeld Of Wisconsin, is a pow
erful guard. Wisconsin has rather
the better of it with Barr al
quarter, but Michigan has the bet.
ter center in Blot. In the back.
field Williams of Wisconsin is a
strong line plunger, but is not sc
versatile as kipke.
Will Chicago find trouble with
Illinois as others have done.
Stages men ought to win, but Hi.
nois has upset favorites in the past
and seems to enjoy doing it. Notre
Dame should defeat Butler, al.
though colleges outside the confer
ence, Butler and Wabash, have been
playing good football this year.
Syracuse, if improvement is con
tinued. should have the advantage
ever Colgate, but the Colgate at
tack as shown in the Princeton
game will give Syracuse plenty t.
handle. Washington & Jefferson
should be stronger than Pittsburgh
who will be hampered by the alb
sence of Captain Holleran. Penn
State should prove victors ovel
PENNSYLVANIA.
In the south, Centre and Au
! burn should provide good contest
with odds fayoring the former
Vanderbilt and Georgia also shoult
be a we'll contested match. Wash
tngton will have good battle ii
the Georgetown-Bucknell meeting
| and Lexington will see interestin,
! football when Kentucky meets Ala
bama. Tennessee and the Univers
ity of the South viii battle hard a
Chattanooga.
| California should defeat Nevad
in the Pacific coast conference an,
Stanford should come through
against Washington at Palo Alto
| West Virginia ought to defeat vir
ginia. especially il the latter i
coming along properly for the fina
game with Washington & Jefferson
Bates probably will be easy for tn
+ Army.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
HIGH
HOPES TO MAKE
UP FOR DEFEAT
Contest With Peoria 1t Brsvnh.
Field Promises to Be
Fought Bitterly.

The high school football attr.e.
ton Of class is offered tri-city fan.
dom at Browning field tomorrnw
The 1921 Maroon and White var.
riors. in the effort to retrieve ~
glcry lost in the Champaign hat
tie. will endeavor to be at their
best and send Peoria home decisive.
~ trimmed.
The Moline second team, too. vim
lend its support to the gala festivt
ties, with the East Moline eleven
furnishing the opposition.
Gates opel at 12:45. The arx
game starts at 1880. The mil
contest is scheduled to begin mot
later than $50. The Augustana
college band will furnish music.
About the strongest evidence AZ
to the strength of the Tractor city
aggregation received hereabouis h
the result CT the tilt with Urbana /,
week ago. Urbsna won, 6 to 0. but
it was a fiuke victory. Peoria
threatened to score time and again
Once Teoria crossed the goal line
only to lose the ball on a techni-
cality. Several spectacular runs
were reeled off by the Tractor out.
fit.
Coach Fellows OF LaSalle high
school predicts that Moline would
beat Peoria, but he also predicted
that the Senneff tribe would van
quish Champaign.
Both teams are in a revengeful
mood. Both were Unexpectedly hui
inflated last Saturday and will
fight their utmost to avenge their
defeats.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
SALHNTS. PLAN
TO PUT STRONG
TEAM IN FIELD


The Salient basketball team, Of
Rock Island. one of the strong jun
Tor teams in the city last year. re-
organized last night in the Wash
ington school gym and made plans
for the coming season.
Charles woodward of the Rock
island high school squad Joined the
team, giving the Salients one of the
best floor men in the tri-cities. The
Salients, are captained by Bob
Mickesell, last years captain Of
the Washington school team.
The Salients are anxious to book
games with any team averaging
around 135 pounds, Within radius
OF so miles. Gardener Thomas,
1903 Twenty ninth and q half
street. Rock Island, is manager OF
the team and can be reached by
phone. r. l. 2943, evenings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
ea,,l ! Ihich Put Dayton
b Rollf Will Be Used
Against Hdlas' Outfit

xelman, Dutch" Lauer. Jerry John
SON, Buck" Gavin, Mike Casteel.
Lane Bridgford. Louie Kolls. Jerry
Jones, Dewey Lyle, Ed Healey.
Duke Slater, Walter Clago, "Tillie''
voss, Walter Brindley and Ollie
Kraehe. ODE Wenig will Join the
club in Chicago.
For years the Rock Island outfit
has been trying to beat the Staleys
and their Successors, the Bears.
The closest they have come is that
0 to 0 tie OF 1920. The other four
they have lost.
In fact, in the first Of the two
clashes OF 1920 it was Jimmy Con-
zelman, now star and manager OF
the Independents. who scored the
touchdown for the Staleys that beat
Rock Island to 0. Last season
two games were played, the Sta
legs winning IA to 10 and 3 to O.
at the Cub park on muddy field
Dutch Sternaman kicked a field
goal that day and his toe has been
effective against the Independents
on more than one occasion.
The Bears figure they can win
again Sunday if their line can hold
the terrific pounding OF the Rock
Island all-star trio of backs-Jerry
Johnson of Morniagside and Dutct
Lauer and Buck Gavin Of Detroit
| university.
| But the work of the two superb
! tackles, Ed Healey Of Dartmouth
and Duke Slater of Iowa. must b
considered. These men are capa
BILE of opening wide holes for theiI
backs to go through.
| These tackles and the fast set o
Notre Dame guards, Jerry Jone
and Emmett keefe. make a com
bination hard to block or to pusl
aside. 1t looks as If the Bear
j would have to depend largely o.
an open type of game Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
IIUS HIGH
GHO Oh WINNER
OF GRID HONOR

1SA ILL.,. Nov. 17.-By defeat
r961o, 50 to 0, in = rather .un-
1ul game. Manlius COPIED the
&place football pennant offered
y Little Six league" OF Blu
fsoouaty skhools. In defeating
@the Nanlius school team reg
1T the flfth consecutive win
seme snd has no defeats to
L2r the season. Incidentally.
n Tine was not crossed dur
: y season, ell Of her games
clsan shut-outs. Walnut won
Ind lost one. Buda won three
ut two, Ohio won two and
6kree, Bureau township won
n loat four and Shefileld lost
ne Bureau team scored its
n Victory over Sheffield In the
y omc On the Bureau township
oh, and although lppsided the
vas good football. sWetherell
played . wonderful game for
I'D. the losing team. In al
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
BUTLER FACES
SUPREME TEST
Pat Pages Galleping Cellesians to
Play Notre Dame Team !
Saturday.

Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 1.-THE
Butler college football eleven went
through its flnal hard workout yes
terday afternoon in preparation for
the game with Notre Dame univers-
ity here on Saturday. This will be
topped on with q signal drill today.
Coach Page announced that the
same lineup. which faced Wabash
and illinois, would be used against
the upstate eleven. with the excep-
ton Of Duttenhaver 1T guard. Mem
sci, q husky freshman, will be used
In place Of the Butler captain.
Metre Danes squad will arrive
today and 80 through q light work.
ont In the afternoon. The few re-
manning standing room tickets were
cold today for the battle, which de-
serves . capacity crowd,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
IOWA LEAvEST0
/. CONTEST OHIO
With Exception Of Leland Psrkin,
Big Ten Champions Are In Fit
Condition.

Iowa City, Iowa, Nov.>17.-rwen-
ty-seven players composed the Uni
'versity OF Iowa football SQUAD
which left yesterday for Columbus,
Ohio, where the 1921 western con-
ference champions will meet Ohio
State in the first football game ever
played between the two schools.
With the exception Of Leland
Parkin, regular quarter back. the
Hawkeyes were in good condition.
Despite the fact that Ohio State
has not won a conference game this
season, Coach Howard H. Jones
said the Hawkeyes are expecting 4
hard battle.
Unless Jones shifts his lineup
Eddie Rich viii start in Parkia's
place against Ohio State.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
MOHAWKS AND
+ JUNIORS MEET

The Mohawks and Independent
Juniors, both Rock Island light
weight teams. will clash Sunday
afternoon at Browning field, Mo
line, in a contest that promises to
have an important bearing on the
city championship. The winner
will probably meet the Greenbush
A. c. for the title. 4t
The Mohawks expect to repeat
last years victory over the Jun
iors. They have taken on new
strength recently in the signing Of
Dean and Carlson, linemen. Coach
James is drilling the Mohawks
nightly in an effort to have them
in the best possible shape for the
Juniors. The Juniors are also put
ting in some hard ticks and should
be at their best. The teams will
average about 145 pounds.
The game will start at $50
o'clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
ROCKNE REFUTES
RUMOR OF BREAK
AT NOTRE DAME

South Bend. Ind. Nov. 17.-H. H
Rockne, director of athletics al
Notre Dame university last night
denied that there was any founda.
ton for published reports that No
ire Dame was to break on football
relations with West Point. 81 know
of no reason for such a report be-
ing circulated" he said.
These reports had much circula.
ton in the east, particularly New
York.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
OFFERS OF BIG
GAMES MADE TO
DUBUQUE SCHOOL

Dubuque. Iowa, Nov. 17.-Du-
buque football fans have >. two
causes for rejoicing in the victory
OF Eddie Anderson's eleven, which
has not been scored upon this sea-
son, over st. Viator and the an
nouncement that Columbia's sue
cess in winning the Hawkeye con-
ference championship last year and
the western Catholic college cham
pionship this year has brought Of
fers for games with one Big Ten
and one Missouri Valley confer
ence team.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17

.rhs same lineup which started
against he Dayton Triansles here
last Sandy. and which early in
the game 'ppt the ohioans to rout.
will starr against the Chicago Bears
Sunday afternoon at Cubs park,
CHICAGO according to announce
ment today. The Independents right
now appear to be at the top Of their
form. and with every man in first
class condition the Bears should be
in for the most interesting after
noon Of their career. The only
semblance Of an injury on the
squad Is the sprained thumb being
nursed along by Dutch" Lauer
However, this is not expected to
handicap the Michigan flyer in the
least. -
Sundays game is expected te
start at Z:15 o'clock. This should
give all Rock Island fans who de.
sire the chance to catch one Of the
, two evening trains back home t
Rock Island. Others who desire tt
stay over in the big city for few
/ hours can make connections witt
the l o'clock a. m. train and reacl
here in time to get on the job ear
| ly Monday morning.
| Many fans will make the trip b.
automobile and taxicab. Overlanl
parties are now being formed
TheSo will f,r,d tho going easiar i,
Chicago, as the cars will provid
/ transportation to and from the ho
tel to the park. f4e
4 The Independents will leave O
/ the 4::35 o'clock train tomorro,
afternoon. This will put them i
Chicago in plenty of time to get
good nights rest at the Clarendo
1 Beach hotel, on the north sid'
where last years team was quar-
] tered. The players included in tn
party will be Captain Jimmy Cor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
REMAINS TO
nay SCHAEFER
~ Scores Highest Single Run
T. 4 Tourney In Beating Ha.
genlacher.

IN York, Nov. l7.-Roger Cont
K rance and Brick Hagenlacher
pkmapy, will meet in the matt
patch today Of the interna-
IA 1SA balk line billiard tour
9nt Hagenlacher. whose high
for the tournament has been
has failed to win any Of the
f matches in which he ! has
Nd. Conti's present score is one
sand one lost.
eFemanns OF Belgium, who, in
Mating Hagenlacher in one Of
Nndays contests. 500 to 30l. ran
Muster Of 344, the highest thus
n "a the tournament, will meet
2chaefer in tonight's game.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
6he SPORT-O-GRAPA.
BY JAMrS L. HUGHES.

Two strong lines will square
OH against each other Sunday.
Neither is apt 10 yield an inca.
what then! Rock Island will
Try the passes which worked SO
well against Dayton, and the
Bears Will try to Out-pass the
Islanders. While preparing a
defense against an aerial game,
the Bears have also been Civ.
ing considerable attention to
this method OF advancing the
baiL With the prospect OF both
teams res0rting 10 the air, q
hundred thrills are likely to be
crowded into 60 minutes CT PAS
timing.
The second of the fall boxing
shows staged by Davenport post,
American Legion, is on the cards
for tonight, in the Davenport Coli
scum. Billy Wells, English Welter
champion, and Morrie Schlaifer.
the rugged mauler from Omaha, are
billed for 10 rounds or less in what
promises tc. be an exciting event.
Interest over any bout was never
keener in the tri-cities.
Mickey Forkins, who estab-
lished himself in the good
graces Of Local boxing fans by
his showing against Eddie
Wolch Of South Bend recently
plans TO challenge the winner
Of the Wens-Schlaifer contest
"Chuck" Lewis. formerly a star
halfback at the University of Mis-
souri,, who was invited to sign a
contract to play with the Independ.
ents this fall, has succeeded Tom
Kelly as head coach at the show-me
institution. Lewis last season was
regarded as about the sweetest
thing in football toys in the Mis-.
souri, valley, and Walt Flanagan
boss of the Independents, did every.
thing possible to bring him to Rocl
Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
GRID BOARD FEAST
WILL START EARLY


The football program for Sat.
urdRy and Sunday on The
Argus Grid Player follows:
Saturday-Illinois vs.. Chicago,
ut 2 O'Clock.
S1nday-R0ck Island Inde-
pendents VI. Chicago Bears, ut
2:15 O'Clock.
Mr.. Football Fan, remember
we'll the starting hours for both
Of the football classics which
will be reproduced, play by play,
on The Angus own special pat.
ented grid player. He who
comes, early will gain the want
age point +
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
DIXON FOOTBALL ?.
TEAM SIGNS TWO

Dixon. ILL.,. Nov. TN. ]. (Red)
Dalton, OF Beloit. Wis. former star
member of the Notre. Dame back
field, and who has played with Ra-
cine, has Joined the Dixon Ameri-
can legion football team. and. will
be in the backfield the remainder
Of the season. Joe Weidener, for
three yearssa prominent cog q the
Columbia university football ma
chine, has also been signed for 4
place In the line.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
LEWIS BEATS ARMENIAN.

St. Louis, Mo-. Nov. II. : Ed
(Strangler) Lewis. worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion, defeat
ed Bob Monogoff. Armenian west
Ter. and Stanislaus Zbyzsko. former
heavyweight champion, defeated
Tony Scalzi of Italy.