The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
Beats
BEARS BY oNE
POINT, / I6l
Intercepted Forward Pass "
!, Touchdown BY Ohieans P>~Ss]
10000 1t Game,

Chicago, Oct. 80. - chs..x T
Bears were dragged down "a tI
first defeat of the season Nv
Canton Bulldogs at Cub pari y
terday, losing z to s, after 4 ~.
ly fought struggle. A missed =.
after touchdown. two NM
misses of tries at goal from ~.
broke the record of the Bar. ~.
gave Canton victory in ona q III
hardest fought postgraduate -
seen on the Chicago fields, "a
Canton unleashed the HpuSs
forward passing attack in IL ~
few minutes of the first su,,
and a 40-yard forward pass vI1s
Carroll caught off the hands
cropping Chicagoans, landed 4
ball inside Chicago's 5-yard M
and after three plunges Shaw n
through for the touchdown n
kicked the goal.
Almost . Fight
The score was made possibl.
the intercepting OF a forward ~
which came near resulting in !
fight. Taylor, who had been je,iS
off his feet while trying to c,iaV
the pass, protested wildly ~
there was a hot mixup before n
battling players could be sen,
ated.
Then the 10000 fans who an.
to see the former college star, ~
All-American heroes battle, N.
messed one of the most desperstd,
contested pro games of years. ~
old college fighting spirit o.
back-and the tackling and plssl.
ing was fierce and at times n.
gerOuS.
Missed Goal Costs Tie,
During the next two quartn
neither team could threaten, 81
though twice the bulldogs n
within the 40-yard line and mn
long tries for goals from placem4
Neither could advance consistea6
through the line, the superb Wi
Of Chamberlain, Halas and Gssv,
especially blocking advances,
though the brilliant Sacksteder =
Robb made nice gains.
In the last quarter the BaH
growing over the defeat, brouC
in their most resourceful backfsN
with Pete Stinchcomb the leaas
cut loose a brilliant forward paa
ing attack.
Officials in these POSTCARD 4
fair seem less particular than O.
lege officials are, and interferussl
with receivers of forward pasDa
were overlooked or ignored n
quently-which marred the attst
somewhat. but finally a long H.
of 35 yards, Walquist to Garva
following one to Dutch Sternanu
put the ball within 20 yards Of 4
Bulldog goal. Halas plunged
the l2-yard line and after . sutl
smash j. Sternaman made a byi
liant sweep around Cantons raty
end and scored the touchdown
but missed the kick from phuI
ment.
Canton took no more chapca
and in the most sustained ASSN
of the day battered Chicago bapI
40 yards before time was called.
Bears-Halas. re: Blackjack, q
LaFleur, re-; Smith. c; Andefx
lg; Scott, 1t; Garvey, lie; !. Stern
man, OBJ; Walquist, RI; E. Stern
man. III; Bolan. fb. 81
Canton-Chamberlain. le; VI
man. 1t; Taylor. lg; Murrah, c; .
borne. re-; Henry, TT; Carroll. y
Roberts, OBJ; Stacksteder. Ii; Roe|
rh; Shaw. fb.
Touchdowns-Shaw, p. Stsrn'|
man. Point after touchdomS
Shaw. Substitutes-Pearce Tor
Sternaman, Bowser for Stackstsa
er. Englund for Carney, StackHes1
er for Bowser, Spect for MuliS|
Bowser for Robb, Carney for Eng
lund, E. Sternaman for l. Stern
man, Lanum for Bolan, StincncocI
for Lanum, l. Sternaman "
Pearce. Referee-ownes, MnW
kee. Umpire-Thomas, llhnoh
Head linesman = Whitlock, W
cagO.