The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-27
BEARS MEASURE
AKRON INDIANS
BY 2o-1o SCORE
Forward Passes and End Rms Ar
Feature Of Contest; Bears Draw
First Bleed

In the most openly played foot
ball game Of the season ut the Cub
park, the Chicago Bears swatted
the Akron Indians, 20 to 10, yes
terday. Forward passes and end
runs featured the clash, which was
bitterly but Clearly fought.
The first touchdown came quick
ly. Chicago muffed the KICKOFF and
the Indians recovered on the Bear
33-yard line. A forward pass. King
to Jean, put the ball on the 12-yard
line, but Akron soon fumbled. Aft
or an exchange Of punts Joe Stern
aman ran the ball back, to mid
field: Dutch" Sternaman circled
his right end for 10 yards, and a
march down the field started, but
ended when Dutch" failed place
pick from the 30-yard line.
Joe Sternaman grabbed a punt,
ran it back 40 yards to the 20-yard
line and few moments later Halas
went over for atouchdown after get
ting Dutch" Sternaman's pass.
Dutch" Sternaman kicked the
goal.
The kickoff went to Dutch" who
raced 35 yards to Akron's 3S-yard
line. ]. Sternaman sneaked So
yards around his left end and
Dutch" Sternaman went around
the other wing to the 10-yard line.
The quarter ended here.
Joe Sternaman Falls Over.
A lateral pass to Dutch" Stern
aman carried the ball to the 1-yard
line and Joe Sternaman took it
over in two tries. His brother
failed at the goal kick. The re-
mainder Of the half was featured
by many good runs and plunges by
both teams, but no further scoring.
akron came IN life in the third
quarter. After receiving the kick
off. King to McCausland, gained %
yards, and another, Kreinheder to
Mills, Is more. They soon had the
bal. on the Bear 23-yard line. Two
plunges gained a few yards and
Kreinheder drop-kicked a goal from
the 20-yard line. He failed at an
other a little later from the 30-yard
line. The ball was down at the
2-yard line. The return punt car
ried only 20 yards and Cramer, on
the first play, plunged II, yards.
The. quarter ended here.
Cramer went across on the sec
ond play for touchdown and
kreinheder drop-kicked the goal
for the extra point.
Chicago Team Braces.
. This time it was the Bears who
braced up. Seeing their lead slip
away they finally caught punt at
the Akron 35-yard line and opened
up a vicious attack. A forward
pass, Walquist to Englund, gained
20 yards and Pete Stinchcomb cir
cled his left end, being downed for
a touchdown on an off-tackle play,
and Dutch" Sternaman kicked the
goal.
Bears-Englund, lie; Scott, It,;
Anderson. lg: Larson, C; Smith,
rg; Garvey, TT: Halas. re; ]. Stern
aman, OBJ; f. Sternaman, III !;
Stinchcomb, rh; Bolan, fb.
Akron-McCausland, lie; Jolley,
It; Neal, lg; Flower, C; Nesser, rg !;
Spiers. TT; Corcoran, re; krein-
heder. OBJ; Cramer, III; Mills, RI;
Brewer, fb.
Bears -. .........7 6 0 30
Akron -. ......0 0 8 10
Touchdowns-J. Sternaman, Ha-
las, Cramer, Stinchcomb. Field
goal-Kreinheder. Points after
touchdown-E. Sternaman 2, Krein-
heder. Substitutes = King for
Brewer for Corcoran, Walquist for
Bolan. Peace for ]. Sternaman,
Damn for Pearce, Lanum for E.
Sternaman, e. Sternaman for Lam
UNI, Brewer for King. Referee.
Lambert, Oberlin. Umpire
Thomas, Purdue. Head linesman-
WhitlOck, Chicago.