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1909-08-14, [P ] ,y > » , ",» ) i $*sx A ' *• • n 4i*,* v > ^ •*_ # ./ *:*".*«:«} ^ "--v ' , n* 1 ' ; :4 . % - .., ,n> „ , ; •• « ^ . ' . - r * , j ? • >• >i * THE* FARGO FORUM AKD DAILY REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1909. 11 son sold at 2S to 10 against the field *%ir 'f; at the opening and friends of Citation & seeood took considerable money at this price. ;i fihtOd* Baron G., drew the pole, but soon gave GOSSfP way to the favorite. At the half Cita­ UTO JURf tion was fourth, but sh" spurted to OF THE second in the next quarter and enter­ ed the stretch in the lead, to come SlOTE'f home a winner by four lengths. Alleen RlNGt^ Wilson was third. The betting then target dealer* In The North West shifted to 25 to 6, Citation against the 00 field. Citation lew away fast, sulked New Motor Cyclesll 50 to $350* in the stretch and lost by two lengths All m&karand sixes. labnilt and to Alleen Wilson In 2:08% in the sec­ second hand cnachlnMt M5" ti *150". ond heat. S«nd f-T Pre* ( Ai ilo* of bargains In motoi Aileen Wilson sold at 100 to 16 cycloii *r:<? rooter nandrlea. against the field the third heat She visitors were chiefly made through his C. 8, NEUTSOIf, Pioneer Motor Man. gle gave the vlsit6rs one and the game sweater with a spfketall ooat? The won by half a length from Reproach- *4.1 Wabasha St. ST. PAUL, MIX*. wild throwing. Score: in the sixth. Boora: tout ensemble can be made more strik­ less In a hot finish. FANS ANTICIPATE B.H.E. ft. R. B. ing and autocratic by wearing no shoes, Star Patch won the f1,500 stake for Washington • 6 4 Minneapolis •' 5 2 WHITEHEAD TO BE but this is optional with the indivi­ 2:17 pacers In rtraight heats, al­ lot of immey in the advertising Mun­ Detroit ....I... ... 5 14 1 Louisville 1 4 o dual." though Annabelle Lee, the Bosun, and roe was getting. Frank Ball took Mr. Batteries «— Oberlin, Smith and Batteries — Olmstead and Block; "Anything new In tie*, Mr. Waddell?" King Cole proved strong contenders. Munroe under his wing, and started FAS1 SlIMl QAML Blankenshlp; Killifer, Donovan and Seloy and Pelts. asked Mow Gumble. A GLWMTEft The Harvester, which has not lost a on a tour of the country. Munroe Schmidt; "Nothing but neddl?" teplied the heat In two years. JogKod home in was a pretty good scrapper, all right, Pitching Du«L glass of fashion. every heat of the 2:09 trot. and defeated some good men. Includ­ BARNE3VILLE 13 COMING HERE 0 —— a St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 14.—Leroy and Hilda B was a disappointment in ing Tom Sharkey. His head got so | NATIONAL LEAGUE. | MAKING THE TUftfe. Duluth, Minn., Aug. 14.—Walter swelled that he Iflsued a challenge for TOMORROW FOR THE 8CALPS Slagle engaged In a heated pitchers the 2:17 trot, Telemachus winning © 9 Whitehead. pugilM, London and Paris. with little trouble. a twenty-five round battle with the duel and fhe latter got the best of After Whitehead disposes of Schreck, OF THE ATHLETICS AND THE W. I* P.C. the argument and Indianapolis won a A Hint t* Bass Runners by Manager champion. Fight fans throughout the Pittsburg 78 87 .730 Gunther and Gardner and takes a trip country were at a fever-heat over the INDICATIONS ARE FOR A FAST sensational game 1 to 0. Soore: Clark Griffith. Saratoga Winner*. Chicago 67 84 .663 to Tennessee, where he has a number Saratoga, Aug. 14.—Although a msrtch, but Mr. Jeffries said little, and . -w R.KB. Manager Clark Griffith of the Cin­ of bouts arranged, he will cross the «*<*«• ' New York 60 87 .619 'St. Paul .*•«.;.*•;....«»#•»•. 062 very ordinary card was run off here, Just went into hard training. Don't Cincinnati 50 SO .500 cinnati team, the other day was look­ water and his card will read like the you remember, Mr. Johnson, what Indianapolto 170 above. a big crowd was present. The heavy Philadelphia;?;..,;.'.. 46 66 .456 Batteries — t&rcry a&4 Cftttsoh; ing at a baseball record book and his rain of the early morning made the happened to Munroe In the second The athletics expect a hard contest St. Louis .............. 41 66 .423 Slagle and Howley. eagle eye caught two photographs of This Is do Joke, at lesxrt, not with track slow. The finish In the mile and round of that fight? Better look up Walter. He admits that he will ex­ tomorrow afternoon with the team Brooklyn 86 68 .364 base runners rounding the third bag five-sixteenths race was very close. an old file of papers and read the B<*ton 26 76 «»66 Brewers Lost. for the dash home. One of the players perience London fog before many Mellow MinA, Quantico and Bellevlew stories. from Barnesvllle. The boys from Min­ was touching the bag with his right moons. The National Sporting club of Now, Mr. Johnson, that's Just what Milwaukee, Aug. 14. —- Milwaukee finished heads apart In the order nesota have been making a fine show - Cardinals Licked Dodgers. foot, his left swinging In for the turn London has offered to allow the local named. Crackshooter, a starter in th« you are doing, and that's Just what's missed a chance to crawl up on the negro to stack up against some of the ing this summer and are confident St. Louis, Aug. 14-—St. Louis de­ homeward. The other player touched third race, broke his leg In the stretch going to happen to you, if Jeffrie* ever leaders by losing to Toledo 4 to 8. Hie faster English fighters, and Walter was they will be able to trim the local feated Brooklyn In the second game the bag with his other foot, the right and was killed. gets you Into a ring, which a great home club had several chanoes to win, quick to Jump at the chance. many people doubt. bunch. Porman for the athletics is in of the series here, 5 to 4. Bell was hit going over the bag in so much wasted but Owens was invincible except in energy. "There's a lesson In that." Saturday Whitehead and his man­ A few months ago you told the fine shape and his friends claim he hard in the fourth for three runs. t"he eighth when three singles and a At Windsor. McElveen's error, Konetchy's triple said Griff. "A ball player to make a ager will leave for Houghton, where newspapers that you would be at the Will be able to hold the visitors down. double by Harrett gave the home club on Monday evening they have a ten- Detroit Mich., Aug. 14.—Favorfics a«d a passed ball by Marshall netted good tfurn In a game and become an fared b«*lly again today, ringside at Pittsburg when Jeffries His support should be good tomorrow two runs. Toledo won in the ninth round affair arranged with Mike at Windsor as the team is playing: better ball right two in the'eighth for St. Louis. The expert baserunner must learn to set only two, Light Blue. In the sixth race, boxed Sam Berger, and would then on errors by Barrett and Smith and Schreck. Mike Ls said be in the now than at any time this summer. score: his stride so he never loses an ounce to and Tremargo, in the seventh, finish­ show up Mr. Jeffries as a four-flusher, Elwerfs single. Score: of energy or a fraction of a second best condition for yeara He claims Tha R.H. R ing first. The principal interest was etc. You knew you never had any In­ contest is billed for S o'clock K. H. K. of time. A player who does not learn to have trained faithfully, and firmly tention of going to Pittsburg, but in­ sharp. • t Brooklyn 4 8 0 Milwaukee 8 6 4 centered in the steeplechase handicap St. Louis v.. 5 7 8 the stride that will carry him over the believes that the Duluth pug will last in which Harrington, opening at & stead got ae far toward the Canadian Toledo 4 7 2 but a few rounds before his Jabs. paths with the least loss of time will to 2, was backed down to 8 5, at line as possible without going out of Batteries — Bell and Marshall; Batteries— Schnefberg and Smith; The Tuesday bout with George Gard­ to Beebe and Bliss. lose out as a base runner. He will have post time, won easily from John Dil­ civilization. You know, Mr. Johnson, Owen and AWtott. ner has been declared off. Gardner to switch his stride as he nears third lon, with Class Leader third. Trade that Jeffries' theatrical engagements THREE BIG LEffilES has not signed the contract sent him Twelve Inning Fight. or he will lose a fraction of a second •km; weather good. would terminate on July 26, and that in overstepping the bag, and a frac­ some time ago, and this Is taken to Jeff would come to New York. Why Pittsburg, Aug. 14.—Pittsburg won tion of a second counts for a whole lot mean that he cares very little about were you not In New York when you *• from Philadelphia here in twelve In­ in baseball." meeting the Duluth mitter. Craok Cateher, HIT HAS HAD A Peoria, 111., Aug. 14 — Robert Hig- were here a few days before? Why t AMERICAN LEAGUE. nings by a score of 2 to 1. McQuillen After his trip to Tennessee, where •- glns, considered the best catcher in did you sneak to the middle west, and O pitched a splendid game but was re­ he will fight several t'mes before the at long distance—and safe distance- Jj.
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