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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-08
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Every Instance.

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if Baltimore is leading that organ
ization in an attempt to win the
championship again, there is more
opposition scattered along the line
than there was in 1921. "Roches-
ter is almost close enough to Balti-
more to stem over the fence and
take the flag" observed Mr.. Toole
Toronto and Buffalo have shown a
tendency to fight and the other
clubs of our league except one
make it harder for Baltimore to
win although they may not be quite
equal to the task of such a course
Ultimately l presume that Balti-
more will be immersed in the
tureen of the soup even as others
have been" The president of the
league plays no favorites but he
would like to have it understood
that his organization is having
better fight for pennants as other
organizations are reporting i'm
provement
Both the American association
and the Southern association have
been sprinkled with plenty of cap
s1cum since the season began.
There has been alteration enough in
the leadership to satisfy those who
think that a scattering of honors
aids the cause of professional
craftsmanship and it is still a little
too early to suggest that any one
club in either of the organizations
will suddenly straighten out and
run away from its little playmates.
or course Minneapolis in the Amer
lean association and Mobile, away
down on the bay, have ball clubs
that have met the best and thrash
ed them to date.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-08
VAN GOETHEM
NOT ABLE TO
CHECK SLUMP
Ottumwa Overcomes Early Lead to
Win Third Straight From
Rock Island.
Especial to The <Argus.)

0ttum wa. Iowa. June 8.-Joe Van
Goethem was unable to stay the adj
vance of the hitherto lowly Cardi-
mails yesterday afternoon and as a
result Jimmy Drohan's crew cap
tured its third straight from the Is
landers. The count was 3 to 2.
Ottumwa concentrated it's attack
on Van in the sixth and eighth in
nings. The Islanders had a two
run advantage in the sixth, but a
pair of base hits in that frame net
ted the home team the tying mark
ers and put ii in a position to reg
lister the winning tally later in the
contest.
A single. base on balls and a dou-
bic were responsible for both of
Ottumwa's runs in the sixth in
ming. Mann produced the winning
run in the eighth inningA aided by
singles by Stalker and Schuster.
Kiel had the better of what took
on the aspect of a pitchers battle,
although in the early rounds he was
inclined to wayer before the at
tack of the Islanders. He settled
down in the latter part of the con-
test and held the anxious Islanders
in check.
Both teams played erlorless
baseball and hits were divided
nine to Ottumwa and eight to Rock
Island. The breaks have been
largely against the visitors in eacl
game Of the series. Manager Con-
zelman is fighting mad over the
continued reverses and his spirit
has been implanted in his players
When the club gets back on the
right foot again, other teams of the
circuit are sure to find them a
tough article to overcome.
The Islanders will complete their
series here with a game this after
noon. Indications were that Char
lie Friedl, former Marshalltown
pitcher. will assume the mound in
an attempt to stem the tide against
the visitors. Charlie got a lot of
bad pitching out of his system ear
lier in the week and should be ripe
for the test today
Rock Island will leave immedi-
ateiy after the game for home.
where tomorrow Dubuque is slated
to open a three game series. 4
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GEORGES GIVES
NO ANSWER TO
GREB PROPOSAL
Richard Won't Boost
Pot Above $780,
900 Mark.
BY FAIR PLAY.
Copyright, 1922, by The Argus

NCOpyrlgnJ, I9ZZ, Dy l ne ArguS.)
New York. June S.-The fact that
Carpenter has taken so long a
time to reply to Richards cable
dispatch Offering him $150,000 to
meet Harry Greb in this country
this summer. does not indicate that
Carpenter undertakes a roll of
money that size. 1t may mean
however, that the Frenchman ap-
preciates how much more valua BILE
bigger roll would be.
But Tex Richard says that $780,
900 is all he can afford to pay
Georges for his share in a mixup
for the worlds light-heavyweight
title and anyone who knows condi-
tons in this country will not only
agree with him but feel that this
is very generous.
There is no doubt that Carpen-
tier is a drawing card in the United
States and that many good persons
who otherwise would not think OF
attending a prize fight would go
to see bout in which he was en-
gagged. On the other hand. it is
questionable just how the great
mass of fight fans would treat this
fight.
And if this were not sufficient
trouble for Tex Richard, up hobs
Billy Gibson, Leonard's manager.
and Dan Morgan. Jack Britton's
manager, with preposterous de-
mands. At least that is the word
Richard uses. Gibson wants 371a
per cent of the proceeds and Nor
gan wants 80 per cent.
This would obligate the promoter
to pay out 6712 per cent for a bat
tie between the two champions and
wisely he declines. For there is
not a reason in the world to be-
lieve that Leonard and Britton
would draw great throng to see
them do battle. Even the assur-
ance of a knockout of good old
Britton by the lightweight king
wouldn't attract them, even though
everyone believes Leonard could
pull the trick.
Bob Martin, who has not been
heard of in the east in a long time,
will be the principal attraction in
the opening night of 100000
fight club in New Orleans on June
"a. Martin Burke will be his OBJ
ponent
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RUTH GETTING
RANGE; FOULS
TWO BY A FOOT

Babe Ruth is getting the rangs
of the Sox park right field bleach.
ers. In the first game he fouIed
one over the screen, and in yester-
days contest another of his drives
went foul by a foot. He was de-
prived of homer by about half a
foot of screen in front of the RICH;
field bleachers.
Richard McCabe, Buffalo pitcher
of the International league, who re-
placed Schupp yesterday, with the
bases filled. started well. but when
Ernie Johnson, the White Sox
shortstop, fumbled the ball with a
double play in sight, and get only
one man, the big pitcher became
shaky.
Chicago fans are pulling" for
bib" Falk. the Texas colIegian
with the White Sox in his race for
home run honors Falk seems tn
have about struck his stride. Ha
drove out his seventh homer
against the Yankees yesterday.
Shane Collins. Boston Red Sox.
had a perfect day at bat YESTERDAY
In five trips to the plate he cracked
out three hits, including double
and triple and made two sacrifices.
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AMERICAN LEAGTE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
MissisSipni Valley.

Ottumwa. 8; Rock Island. ..
Waterloo. 2; .MarshalltowR, 0.
Cedar Rapids, s; Dubuque. 8.
Three-Eye League.
Bloomington, IL; Rockford, 8.
Peoria, 6; Moline, l.
Decatur. 6; Evansville. 0.
Terre Haute at Danville, rain.
National League.
New York, 8; Chicago. 4.
Boston, 5; St. Louis, 2.
Pittsburgh. ); Philadelphia, 0.
Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn. 2.
American League.
New York, 8; Chicago, Z.
Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, 2.
Boston, Z; st. Louis. s.
Washington, 8; Cleveland, q
nnings)
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Boomers. IL; Rocks. 3.

bloomington, III, June s.
Bloomington easily defeated Rock
ford, IL to 8, slaughtering Wehrli in
the sixth and eighth innings and
also hitting him freely in other
frames.
Rockford .0O101100O- 81 8
Bl'mingt'n 1O0114O4x-11 II 2
Wehrli and Rigsby; Morrison and
HarkinS
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TWO-baSe hits-kennedy, Stalk
err, StuVenger. Sacrifice hits-Jude,
COrcOran. Sacrifice New
an, BelZ. Stolen baseS-COnZelman,
StuVengen, Kennedy. Struck out
Van GOethem, 4; kiel, S. Bases on
baIls-Off Van GOethem. ,; off
kiel, 2. Hit batsmen-NeweIl,
Kennedy. Passed baIls-CampbeIl,
8. Time of game-1:40. UmpireS
-Schuler and Walton.
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Kewanee Greys Fast.
ICnoCial TnrroCnOnd /

NDPNN1t1I N-N4 C POIINi VIAN-VsJ
kewanee, June S-The Kewanee
Greys, crack semi-pro optfit in
their second season, are showing
considerable class in this vicinity
of late. They dropped Their first
game Sunday to PrincevilIe. to
4. Next Sunday they meet the
Galesburg Giants at Galesburg. A
number of games have been booked
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals in triplicate
will be received until IL a. m,
June 16, 1922. and then opened for
installing 11,278 square feet of
steam heat radiation and neces-
sary piping in Recuperator build
ing. Information on application
to Constructing Quartermaster
Rock Island Arsenal, illinois,
advertisement
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Woodruff at Bishop Hill.

woodruff will cross bats with the
Bishop Hill team at the Bishop Hill
ball park next Sunday afternoon.
Woodruff has been playing good
ball this summer and a close game
is anticipated
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MANUFACTURING co. TEAM.

ROCK Island Manufacturing COM
pany employees are organizing a
semi-pro club and are ready to
book games with the best teams in
the county or surrounding terri
tory. A manager has not vet been
elected. but in the meantime games
can he arranged by calling or writ
ing Judy Thomas, care Rock Island
Manufacturing company.
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HUTCHINSON ELIMINATED.

Glen Eagles, Scotland. June S.
CBy The Associated Press.
Hutchinson, only American compel.
tor remaining in tho play in the
thousand guineas golf tournament
here, was eliminated today by A G.
HaVers of England, one up.
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80 G.
az "a FOB TEE
5GAMES SAKE
Fay LAWRENCE psRRT


While collegiate athletic confer
ences and colleges individually
are discussing with more or less
sincerity projects for the limitation
of sporting armament, so to speak,
up hobs the Washington, Pa, high
school with tendencies the most re-
dictionary. a football camp for pre-
liminary training will be estab-
lished for the schools squad in
September in some rural commun-
ity.
Just how this announcement will
z be received by schools which the
Washington team is to meet next
fall may not be said Probably
they will object strenuously, or
else follow suit, this giving broad
impetus to a custom that is unfair
unnecessary and not within the
ethical bounds of a purely amateur
. sporting spirit
u On the other hand, hopeful indi-
tcatlons have come out of the mid
die west where the western con-
ference faculty committee has put
a ban on long intersectional Jour-
neys of Big Ten teams and has
made stipulations concerning eIigi-
bility of students who are pursuing
courses in physical education and
athletic coaching at the various
conference universities.
It would seem, however, that the
conference authorities did well TO
take further time for consideration
before placing a ban upon the hold
ing of interscholastic track meets
under the auspices of colleges and
universities These school boy
meets thus promoted are always
ably conducted and give to the par
Elephants experience and incentive
which are most valuable whether
they go to institutions of higher
learning and continue their athletic
careers.
Friends of Molla Bjurstedt NAL
Tory who are familiar with Euro
pean tennis players. feel that she
must have been off form indeed to
have been beaten by Mrs. Beamish
in the Middlesex championship in
England. Mrs. Beamish is by no
means the best of the English WON
en- engaged in tourney play.
Albert H. Barclay, official
spokesman for Yale rowing. in a
statement in the Yale News, dis
counts criticism of the Ellis crews
on the ground that nine out of ten
rowing critics haven't the slightest
knowledge of their subject, adding
that Yale sought English rowing
instructors because no American
coaches could be found who could
give promise of adapting them /.
selves to Yale conditions and at the !
same time teaching Yalenesians to |
swing sweep VIGOROUSLY.
Which statement reminds one of /
The old bon mot that you can tell a /
Yale man anywhere but you can't
ell him much.
Success of college baseball in the
middle west this spring has been
,hecked. temporarily at least, by a /
endency among certain colleges of
hat section to remove the national
same from the roster of intercol-
egiate sports.
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COmmieS. 6; Evas, 0.

Decatur, ILL.,, June S.-Holtzhaus-
err was in fine form, both on the
slab and at bat yesterday, and De-
catur defeated Evansville, 6 to O.
Lamb hit a home run, while HaItz-
hauser had three hard singles to
his credit Score:
Evansville O0OO0000O-O 6 1
Decatur ...0013 O11Ox-6 10 0
Allison and Patterson: Holtz-
hauser and Lamb.
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Illinois Giants. 3; Atkinson. 3.
Especial Correspondence

tOppCIdI SpOHUeIce.1
Atkinson, June S.-The Atkinson
Regulars were defeated by the ILL
nois Giants of Spring Valley yes
terday with a score of 3 to 8. Bat
teries-Smith and Holiday for the
Giants; Geiger and Burgeson for
the Regulars. Atkinson will meet
the Geneseo nine at Geneseo Sun
day.
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JUMPS ASSAULTED
BY FANS, is IN
HOSPITAL TODAY

Three Rivers Quebec. June s.
Umpire Mahoney of the Eastern
Canadian baseball league, is re
ported in critical condition today
as the result of a beating said to
have been administered yesterday
by a crowd of fans. Enraged at
one OF Mahoney's decisions, the
crowd left the bah park. awaited
him at his hotel and assaulted him.
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Galva Hits Bumps,

Kewanee, June Sit seems that
the GaIva club of the newly organ
lied Illinois Valley circuit cannot
get started this season. They have
won but one game in six, and last
Sunday took the worst beating thus
far at the hands of TiskiIwa How
ever, next Sunday the Galvaites
meet the pennant chasing Henry
club at Galva, and it is understood
they will have a reinforced lineup
Peru plays at Bradford and Tiskil-
wa at Wyoming
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Sterling versus DeKalb.
Especial Correspondence.

ISpeCIdI correspondence
Sterling, June S.-The Dekalb
ball club plays here Sunday against
the Sterling Legion. The locals
have not lost a game. The Sterling
Indians will take on the Dixon Lee
gion at Dixon.
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HURLERS' DUEL
WON BY HAWKS;
SCORE, z TO 0
Breaks of the Game Against
Schweite of the Marshall.
town Ans0ns.
Especial to The August

NOpeCIdI 20 ne AIBuS.J
Waterloo, Ia, June 8.-Waterloo
defeated Marshalltown, 2 to 0, in a
pitching duel between Skupa and
Schweite. Both pitched brilliant
ball, but the local team received
the breaks of the game and regis
tered two runs in the eighth on two
singles, a base on balls, hit bat
ter and an error. The local team
played brilliant fielding game.
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WU Just Nus AdI Z 0IOISH JUS
es-Zart Sacrifice hits-Skupa.
Bases on balls-Off Skupa, 1; off
Schweite, 2. Struck out-By Sku-
pa, s; by Schweite, Z Double plays
-Pezdirtz to Echtermeyer Passed
balls-Fergeman. Hit by pitched
ball-Zart, 2. Umpire-Johnson.
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Especial 70 The ATguS.J
Milan, June S.-Milan's baseball
nine will go to Keithsburg next
Sunday where they will cross bats
with Judy's All-Stars of that place.
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PEORIA AGAIN
BEATS Moline

Peoria, Ill, June S.-Peoria hit
the ball hard and beat Moline in the
first game here, 6 to l. Earle Mack
hit a home run over the fight field
fence for the only Moline score.
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LEWIS BEATS CADDOCK,

Boston. - Edward STRANGER"
Lewis, heavyweight wrestling
champion, defeated Earl Caddock.
former champion, in two falls out
of three.
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Port ByrOn-Zuma.

Especial to The Argus)
Port Byron. June S-Teams of
Port Byron and Yuma will cross
bats Saturday afternoon at the
field in Port Byron.
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AROUND :ss 'lRCUIT
Il JAMES L. HUGHES =

who recently completed his studies
at Columbia college, Dubuque
pitched excellent ball for six in
nings. Then came the seventh and
a deluge from Cedar Rapids bats
Result was, young McAreavy gave
way to Bowman. However, he
showed enough promise to warrant
Mullen keeping him for further
trial.
Mullen has added still an
other college boy in "Cy" Muir
ray, also of Columbia Murray
is a catcher. He is said to
abound with pep, is a sterling
backstOp and above all can hit
the ball. Dubuque fans are
more than pleased with his
acquisition.
The Dummies have won 20 out of
the last % games played. And if
it hadn't been for the Islanders,
they would still have an unbroken
slate Rock Island won two from
the league leaders here and the
third on Cedar Rapids lot. Since
then the Buns have annexed five
in a row. The result is they are
seven games to the good in the
percentage column. With more
than a month of the season gone,
it's going to be long, hard pull to
drag 'em down from this lofty
perch.
Incidentally, 0ttumwa has
won eight of its last nine
games. All of which is good
and sufficient reason why they
have deserted the cellar in
favor Of the purer and finer air
above.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-08
RESTFUL SLEEP IN HOT
WEATHER
Take Horsford'S Acid PhOsnhata

axe HOTsIUTUS ACID FhOSphate
before retiring. Outlets nerves, in
duces refreshing sleep. Delicious
in water or fruit juices. Druggists.
-(Adv.)
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Walter Hoover, who has just won
the worlds sculling title, clipping
a second off the time made by Jack
Kelly in Brussels in 1913, should
make a great showing in Europe.
Sinigaglia. the wonderful Italian
scullar, was lost in the war and
his place at the top is open.
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Ihree-base hit-Iouug. Two
base hits-Cooper. Valentine. RILEY
Sacrifice DeIman. Janda. Sac
rifice f1y-McAreavy. Stolen bases
Lewis, HeCklar. Struck out-B;
McAreavy, >; by Delmau, 3. Bases
on balls-Delman, 1; NcAreavy. 4
Bowman, ?. Hit by pitcher-Bron.
ley, Speas. Passed bau-Murray
Hits-Off McAreavy, s in 7 INNING.
Bowman, ?. Runs of McAreavy
8 in I innings; Bowman. 8. Losing
pltcheT-MCAreavy. Time of game
i so. Umpire Swain.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
Dubuque at Rock Island.
MarshaIltown at 0ttumwa-
Waterloo at Cedar Rapids.

Back home again tomorrow.
Familiar scenes of the local lot
may serve to restore the win
ming propensities of the Island
ers. Dubuque is slated to open
a three game series. Games
tomorrow and Saturday start
at $3.50 O'Clock; Sunday at 5.
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Ottumwa apparently has the In
dian sign on the Islanders. Three
games in a row by close scores
plus two won when the Cardinals
were visitors here during the rainy
spell, would indicate as much. The
locals have matched the Drohan
club in every respect, yet have been
nosed out at the finish.
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FAIR SEX NOW
PLAYING MUCH
BETTER GOLF
Improvement Over a
Period of ~ Years
Is Shoun.
BY WALTER CAMP.

| lCopyrlgnt, 1877, by The Argus.)
! In the first round of the Won
ems Eastern association tourna-
ment at the Westchester Biltmore
| club, Miss Glenna Colett and Miss
| Elizabeth Hardin tied at 81. Tween
/ ty-seyen years ago at Meadow
! Brook Mrs. Brown covered the
course in 1872 strokes, Miss Sargent
of Essex second with 1874, and the
rest of the dozen con;enders run
ming as high as 173. From this
comparison, Improvement in the
quality of women's play in this
country can be judged.
The old-time pugilist, who ate
and drank as he pleased and then
was obliged to spend months pre-
pairing himself for a battle. has
given place to the modern fighter
of Benny Leonard's type. Leonard
is perhaps the highest example of
the sort. His cleverness extends
not alone to his hands but to his
head. He is modern in every re-
spect. but particularly with respect
to maintaining himself in perfect
physical condition He refuses the
flesh pots of Egypt and thus holds
his position of prominence
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All the news all the tiIne--The
Argus
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Larry Mullen, Dubuque man.

Larry Mullen, Dubuque man.
ager, has released Kenneth Roll
Inns, a pitcher, carried by him
since the season began. Rollins
has been OFF color in his con-
troll of the ball. He's going to
his home in Fredericksburg in
hopes Of rcgaining control. If
he can do this, Mullen will re-
sign him. Rollins is well liked
- by Dubuque fans, who are ex-
pressing the hope that he will
return to the club later in the
season.
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With the Semi=PrOs

with tri-city clubs during the sea
son.
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WHERE TO BUY
RINGSIDES FOR
WHITE.DUNDEE

Rock Island
Martins, No. is. Second Ave-
nue. and Seventeenth
street.
Hickey's, No. 12, Fort ARM
strong Theatre building.
Davenport
Murray's, 227 Perry street
Martins No. 10, Third and
Brady streets.
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SHADE.RYAN DRAW,

i. Cincinnau.-Dave Shade and Bill
bryan fought 10-round draw.
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Two base hit-Manze. Home run
Mack. Bases on balls-Jacoby,
4; Ulrich, 4. Struck out-Jacoby,
Z; Ulrich, 2. Umpire-Lawler.
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Mullen tried youngster by
name of McAreavy against Cedar
Rapids in a vain attempt to stop
the Bunnies yesterday. McAreavy,