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V' • | • ; '.I,.-'"" ' ^( Squad Came Through Mon­ M'Graw' And Huggins Put AGGIES PLAY day Work in Good Shape Their Best Foot* Forward HS AUUOOOCG]> With Exception of McKay, "Hut he uuj -rvteoow AP-tte SCWACFEC FARGO LEGION Who Had a (Baseball HIM 6OT— ON SATURDAY Davis Probably Will Not Honors; Dopesters Reti- St. Paul and Baltimore Bat­ Put Him in Today; Shifts X Large Squad of Material Being Made in Lint • cent About Picking The tle For Minor League MUCH ABOUT Working Out On Bison Winner. " - v '-,/* Championship. 3)AU>6 Field P»ul pavis will send his Flicker- . : ; r-— v Baltimore, Oct., 4.—Early lndlca- tall football players through their laat New York, Oct. 4.—(By the As«o- l scrimmage before the Minnesota ".^n» were for * bljg crowd at the ftrmt game this afternoon. Plays which clatpd Press:)—The New. York. majoi the nine tattles for the minor (Herald Special Service ) ) taiiKiip dabs got rfway today in their ieague championship between Balti­ will be used against the Gopher ag­ bntilc- £..i- honors In the world's Series. Fargo, N. D., Oct. *.—With ten gregation at Minnesota on Saturday more of the.ttitfeipatlonal league and will be tried out on the reserves and vh;ch takes oil hn ' International St .Paul .of the American association letter men, including three all-state aspect with countries f-rom the "far the ret^t of the tfme until the squad this afternoons ' The . weather waa\ men, and 40 other candidate. 8. E. leaves town will be apent in signal corners of the earth represented In ideal/ men. and 40 other candidates. S. E. the bleachers. After being far below the avenge work. Cutting as football coach, of the The' men came through the hard The day dawned slightly cloudy of the series of the laat two years, North Dakota Agricultural college. and cooler, but, there was every .In­ the advance sale of seats boomed scrimmage on Monday in good shape dication at 7 a. m. that tne first are having little worry at not having with the exception of Captain Cam­ game yesterday and this morning there was enough available material to start of the series would l>u played under an early rush at-Orlole park. eron McKay, right half. ,who.ln1u.-ed a fair sky. . ' their first game next Saturday with a leg . just before time was called. A badly Infected foot has taken Tljft the Fargo Legion team on the Daco- Although the Americah league Hendryx from the batting aray of. the The coach said last night that he tah field. Their main trouble Is pick­ would be able to be out todav. but It •Players still rule favorites to reverse Saints and forceyl a last minute ing the right man. the derision of a year ago, th$ odds change in the batting order. Man­ is probable that he will not be used Entering their first game, the Ri- in the scrtmmage. nrr> steadily dropping. .In plac.e 4>f ager Kelly announced that Chrlsten- sons will have four weeks' practice the 8 to 5 o(ffers prevailing: last.week. sen would go to center and lead off. w/Lite eooNSK and will be in shape to go a full 60 Yankee supporters quote ,six to Aver JIaas will be- shifted to'left and. Rig­ Changes ln Line. Kworld series honors .and r>f the-series, has won IS games In 14 most of the time pince the starting the extraordinary and thrilling cli­ starts. .. Tom Sheehan, a right hander and shift Lindgren ovwr ta Daily's of school. place at left guard. Dally has not max in the^ final contest which gav* iiM hurl for St. Paul. ' Several Big Ten and former North the Giants a championship Ave game Play will be called at '2:80 'p„ m.., been performing up to expectation* • to three leaves the most ajj&lytic fa . Hh the,-teams taking the field as fol-' Dakota athletes will m^ke up the and the coi !h said la6" mgnt that shaken In his /conclusions. A care .ws: , bulk of the Legion team and they whatever th? outcome was Lingren ful study of the available records aju Orioles-— —St. Paulrx. are expected to give the heavy.giaons would arcompany the siiu.itl to Mla- fjason's averages fails to evolve an .Vlaiscl 3b .. .;. Christensen. cf a tough tussle. Both lines will aver­ neapo'is. age around 19« with the Legion back- Another player who nil! pro to Min­ outstanding favorite. I^awry,' If ...... Golvin, lb Willie Hoppe may Join • the select heart of billiard players as well as any from shooting for the title again un­ field havingt he edge on weight. I-Jacobson. cf Haas, if circles of modern come-back^ Inas­ other bird, for Hoppe has changed til 1928. the decision to hold a tour­ neapolis is Stefens. the youngater Point to Advantages. . Walsh, rf . Rlggert. rf Neither Borleske nor Cutting are from Stephens. Minn., who is.showing 4* Supporters of the American league ! Bentley p.-. much as he has decided to'enter the his mind about retiring. nament annually being only a recent willing to give out their possible line­ wonderful promise. Davis is vary- Be shammer, 2b forthcoming international billiard ' Plans for the match may be fcon- action. up. hut it is thought^that all of the pennant winners point to the greatly j Boley, ss . . Boone, ss tournament. sldered more or less' tentative. It will Willie Hoppe has been playing bil­ favorably Impressed with his actions increased strength of the Yankee's Bishop, s2b. . Dressen. lib 25 men on the first squad will be giv­ thus far and if he continues to im­ pitching staff. Giant rooters counter jjc.Avoy, . When Willie lost his 18.4' balk-line probably be held in New York and liards since he was able to violently en a chance to show their merits. prove he will become a valuable as­ C- -Gonzales, c billiard title to Jake Schaefer last Schaefer, Hoppe. Cochran. Edouard rock his cradle back and forth and .Captain Duerner will start at quarter. with the claim that the Nationals too ' styles, lb. Sheehan, p 1 year and likewise a challenge match set to the backfield. He is the speed- have gained strength since 1921 and I Umpires: Horemans of Belgium. Roger* Conti say goo-goo. He entered his first pro­ with Latimer playing his fourth year, | jest thing "in "football tong on the Derr, international I ln Chicago to Schaefer this year hts of France and Erich Hasenlacher of * > in Manager John J. McGraw, the Na- j league: Murray,'American association. fessional tournament when he was being shifted from center to tackle local squad and probably will be giv­ poleon of. baseball, have a diamond! threw hls~cue in the ash can and axi^ Germany are likely to be the partici­ thirteen. Bridgeford. a. three-year man. will- en a chance to try his speed out strategist of imcomparable calibre. | nounced to the world that he was pants. The "comeback" stuff has been go­ probably take his place at center. against the Gopher ends next Satur­ "Whatever the result of the four out • CADETS GET'READY through, hors de combat, going to re­ At the time Hoppe lost his challenge ing big this year and' perhaps Willie Thompson, all-state high school man day. of seven game se/ies, the play will! tire and all th^t sort of thing, but match with Schaefer^ the rules gov­ will bust in again and cop the bis­ from Fargo high last. year, will prob­ Better Interference. lack none of the' atmosphere and FOR COYOTE GAME hope, it seeirjg. springs eternal in the erning competition prohibited him cuits, who knows? ably act. as sub-center-or guard. Hull. scenic surroundings which have made Bridgeford. Buchanan. Meecham, all The Gophers will find tnueh hard­ the \vorl4 series, wherever played, St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 4—St. Thomas letter men and 85-pound tyrs. will er Interference to break through this famous as an American sport contest. football men today began preparations work in at guard, with Bobbins. fall than they had last. The backs for next Saturday's battle with South World's/ Series Results in-Previous Years Rumpelletes, Bruegger. Marks and are all better in this departmentthan Records Will Hold. Dakota State at Brookings. The teim Gophers Are Thompson in at the tackles. Roberts. they were last season. McKay is New records in either attendance of came through/the River Fails.game Lose. Harper and Arnold are the i leading in this department. He does \ gate receipts are unlikely, however, Tear! Winner. Loser. Games. wing candidates with Boise. Gunder- not hit his man particularly hara, but in good shapfe but the coaches said Preparing to he seems to be taking him out of the for with the return to the seven game they were not satisfied with the results 1903- -Boston l*rop -field Saturday with a • • . i . New -York. Oct. 4.—Fair weather j pires \place • Wf J-': i?tern Bismarck,. "Oct'.M.—"31ft to Strong-aggregation, according to re­ McCwinickfof tH"? Kati4nal.fc'ifc»htrta, 1918—-Boston (American) ..Chicago (National) .... ';: *11 ^ , 'for the first, two games of-the world's i have , set asidd a portion ot^ the tax 1919—Cincinnati" ~ (National)(Na . .. Chicago (American) . . . . . 5-3 ports emanating from the Grand Milwaukee, Wis.. 0"t. 4 JTinkev j and probably the third with : home plate and at -second-' 'while , levied against the Northern Pacific 1920—Clevsland (American) . .. Brooklyn (National) ... -.. 8-3 ForHs camp, and should - furnish a e%r es George Hildebrand and C.' B. Omni ...... New York (.American) .. ,., . 5-3 Mitchell. Milwaukee lightweight box j mtie rhange in temperature and i Railway,in McLean county for 1921 1921—New York (National) . good tryoiit for the green Minnesota er. today was suspended for sixty day? moderate north winds, was predicted ' of the American league,, Will work ! has beei? instituted by the railroad ln •One.tie game. eleven. o&va uoomb fob asuas. by the State Athletic commission. A • j,r f(,e inral weather bureau tonight. ' close to the ftrst and third base foul j Mcl^ean District Court on the ground The Gophers started today with a week ago the board gave Tommy ! ' ' lines. ~ that the county commissioners vlola- Won. Lost. P C. Won. Lopt. P. C lot of little thing#."' according -to As was the case, last season much ted the Tax Limitation Laws of 1921. Soston (A) 5 0 1.000 Pittsburg (N.) 1 .500 O'Brien.'who was Mitchell's opponent ] Beaton (N.) X 0 l.OOOChlcago (N.) 2 3 .400 Spaulding with no scrimmage on the here in a recent contest, a lay off of will depend upon the breaks of the j This law provided that the amount Cleveland (A.) 0 .. l.OOONew York ened series. not exceed one-third of the amount Chicago (A.) ... 1 .667Brooklyn (N.) 0 2 .000 end job is uncertain. Manager McGraw contends that he raised in 1918, 1919 and 1920. Philadelphia (A.) I .600Detroit (A.) 0 .010 contestants with violations of the anti- Discovery of a first class quarter­ holding. tripping and clinching rules. G AS!0IL! GAS! has sufficient twirling strength for The railroad allege? the tax levy HBAOVB BBOOB98 FOR 8ESIHS, back would be a great help, but it such a series and predicts that sensa- i (n McLean caunto for 1921 was based Series Games looks like a tough job to pick onp tional fielding will back up the pitch- j upon this but that the levies for those Won. Lost. PC. Won. Lest. PC. out of the present crew of candidates. ers and cut down the heavy and long- years themselves were In violation of American League . .... 11 7 .611 57 50 .53.3 Cy Olson may do, but has been used distance batting that the average fol-i tax limitation laws, and that the 1921 National League 7 11 .888 50 57 .46« almost exclusively at half. "5(5 lower of baseball expects to feature ; assessment cannot legally exceed one- Interest in the new athletic regime Ogilvie & Sherman the play. A. G. SORLIE third of the ,legal limit of the, levies is manifest in the way tickets for the DENTISTS Huggins assured of excellent hurl­ for the three preceding .years. initial game are selling despite two ing from his veteran staff of pitchers, horrible Gopher football seasons. FILLING > is counting upon-the Yankees' heavy CREAM STATION BUILDING . The pasteboards are on sale in down­ Widlund Bldg. hitters to batter their way to the front AT WARREN* IS DESTROYED BANKERS HOLD STATION START SECOND town St. Paul at the Ryan hotel. Phone 466-W. Grand Forks promptly and hold the lead until the Warren. Minn., Oct. 4.—>A building end. originally built here as a potato ware­ GOLF TV CCMCULVM. Much will depend upon "Babe" house but used ln recent years as a i. t cream station ,was burned to the LEAGUE LEAD New York, Oct. 4.—A course of i • 'Mule" Gasoline Ruth's ability toNhool? into the deliv­ ROUND TODAY "The Gas With • Kick" ery of the opposing league's "star box- ground in a fire caused by the ex7- lessons in golf for Brooklyn school ' man. Twelve months ago he was not plosion of a kerosene stove. teachera has been added to the list ot ln physical condition to . do/ himself Peter Miller who was ln the build­ Several Matches Forfeited; Win Two Out of Three' subjects offered ky their association. . justice. Aside from a slightly strain­ ing at the time' had to rush through The1 teachers electing the course will I)-\K0T>r Pli' VH)1N(,'[?AV 1 SG.CO. "Velvet** Oils the flames to effect his escape. ed side today, he is ready and Yan­ Elton Does Not Play h x Games In Handicap Or •be taught how to drive, approach and kee fans are hoping that the Bambino A.new building will be'erected on •putt on a "Ami-public links Their will deliver. the site. McDonald ganization pupils look forwyfl to little punish­ DFSIGNERS ENSLAVERS ELFCTPOTVWS Costs the Same—Worth ment in the way«)f being kept in af­ ForALljEh 1 ROND ELECTION CARRIES .QUALITY' SERVICE More RECORD EQUALLED. , rNANIMOUSLY AT HILLSBORO ter school. PHONE 1963 FARCO.HH Lexington, Ky.. Oc:. 4.—Frank H. Hillsboro, N. D., Oct. «J=-An elec- Ellis' Leeworthy, driven by Ben !tion called here to vote upon the is- Play in the second round of the olty The Bankers retained their leader­ iWhite, won the 30th renewal "of- the suance of $27,000— school. bonds, to tournament -for the T. P. MCElroy ship in the Commercial Handicap Kentucky futurity ln convincing style cover outstanding indebtedness car trophy •: will " begin today, Several league last evening when they took, this afternoon equalling the record ried without a dissenting voti. matches having been played today two out of three games from the Cit- , for the stake" and the world's recorH Fifty ballots were cast In the elec­ without upset' of "dope, while others ies .Service Oil five. Penn Mutual Life for three-year-old colts in the "first tion. !' were forfeited. Three matches re­ The Ei Paxo team went, into second > $5,000.00 Policy Costs $69.70 Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circula- heat. The time,was 2:1)3 1-8. The bbn0> will draw five per cent mained undecided last night, scares place by winning alle three sets from Age 40; dividends reduce this cos; and ,run ten years. not being available and it is not the Oath Cigar outfit. The El Paxos after first year; organized 1847; as­ ^ tion. Etc. „ Herald Want Ads Bring Results. known whether .they were played or had the high team score for one game sets over 800 millions. Write for STEEV CALLS IN $100,000 not. These matches were. Muir vs. specimen policy at your age. D. M. beqvi>eo by the act or CONGRESS or AOOim 94, 1919 at 767 and the Cities Service Oil or THE OUTSTANDING WARRANTS Tnbmpson. Brady vs. "Scott and Zam- team, although losing two games, ; Lynch, General Agent, Fargo, N. Dale. Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 4.—The state iow vs. Watson. / had total for three games with 1965. ! treasurer Is calling $100,000 of hall warrants for the counties "Of Nelson, W. N. Elton, state champion, was Robinson had the high Individuals Mounwail, Oliver, Pierce, Ramsey, not able to play off 'his tqatch with game with 186 and also high three Ranaon and Renville. \ Angus McDonald of Eaat Grand game total at 477. DRY CLEANING, PRESSING AND Grand Forks Herald GREAT Forks, yesterday and forfeited, send­ The match between DeMolay and REPAIRING * WHEAT GOOD AT RAY. ing McDonald Into the second round. the Odd Fellows was postponed until Reasonable Prices Published Bally at Grand Porks, Worth Dakota Brhnrdt also forfeited to Squires. next week. Send Tour Package -Parcel Post \ • Tor Ray,.\N> D., Oct. 4.-—Wheat yields Fine Hemstitching on all Materials in the Ray vicinity have been averag­ In the match payed yesterday K. B. The scores: "*"• NORTHERN ing betwaen. 15- and 20 bushels per Wenaol, present,holder of the trophy, Oath. OCTOBER 1, 192a. won his match^from Dan Leek with­ 106 GRAND FORKS DYE HOUSE acre, with a. few farmers reporting Rand 108 168 317, Kittson Ave. Phone 79S-W out much trouble. The score was 6-0, • 128 111 I even larger averages than this. Tony Beck '% " Publisher—Grand Forks Herald Co., Grand Forks, Schultfc of the Rainbow valley district 6-2. ... v- 118' 166 96 \Q. H^iBrldston deefated Ryan - in j' S3 RAILWAY reports a yJ«lM of >>. bushels of ^rheat. . 98 North Dakota. , t }*9 , 1 So of flax and 8» of oats. Th* oata straightv#ets with' a score of 6-4, 6-1, Simmer 95 118 . weie- very iMavy,. and the / weight while Hobart won from Br. Gle# 6-J, (Incorporated*—Paid-up Capital, 8385,000) |i Announces the 'measure will ba about 99 'buahela. 6-4.. • j ' ' Total 6tf7 666 6^ Dr.GuyB.Fairchild August Mattson of Hpfllund threiUjed Editor—W- P. Davies. Grand Forks, North-Dakota. 8,500 bushels qi wheat off from 150 FAIL IN ROBBERY. ^ El Paxo. DENTIST and ORTHODONTIST acres. Threshing la now quite gen­ Ray. N". D., Oot. 4.—Three high­ Schmidt . 94 87 108 •peelallalng Xn Managing Editor—John B. Cooler, Grand Forks, Restoration eral in this vlclijity. and If full crews waymen who 'attempted-to" stop Mrs. Rhodes .. 110 v. 109 182 could he obtained, thia work/ will'soon Roy Vlall, who was hauling grain to Henderson ... 141 164 - 125 (Straightening of Teeth) North Dakota. , be finished. thirty with a motor trucl^, are per­ Robertson ... 147 144 186 Wort&westfon aattoaal Bank Sldg. Business Manager—Julius F. Bacon, Grand Forks, haps rather crestfallen at the crude Hanson ...... Ill 109 161 attempt which they made and the ut­ North Dakota. Trains Nos. 38 and 34 to ter failure ot it. They lumped up Total .. ... 60S 906 702 from the side of the roa4 and ordered Handicap ... . 66 65 ! 66 Owners—Grand Forks Herald Co. Daily Service effective DR. J. C. ANSON her to stop. Instead ithe wonjan step­ ped oh the gas feed, and aped away, "Total v. .. .. 661 168 767 MeElroy's Flower Shop STOCKHOLDERS—J. D. Bacon, J. F". Bacon, F. A. Brown. R. D. Sunday, pctober 8th. : g FOOT SPECIALIST non i99i Campbell. John B. Cooley. J. A. Dlnnle, F- L. Goodtnan, O. S. Sanson. leavint the m«|h standing In the road A. I. Hunter. Ada Stinson, H. M. Wheeler, O. Toung, all of Grand feat ctflarac behind- They shot once, byt the bul­ Bankers. 9a j and Hlght garrtce on ' Forks; and Albrecht. Brothers. Anamoose; H. L. Holmee Estate, Bath­ 1 IWiMU let did not strike the machine. Mrs. Johnsbn .... m "'•147 j: mranuuub bbroiib M. Neville; T;; Ageat •4 gate; J. C. H«rck. Minot; IX H. McMillan Estate, Langdon; C. F.. ta aU Vlall is still hauling grain, and say* Foster 113 lt» Nelson. Grand Forksj^ B. T. Sarles, Hill8boro;_J. M. Sarles and L. R- c Grand\Forks • _ tteetoeea*. Amhaa stook tt ft fMMk Lee*. H. ivv 1*8 / 11> •«;' MeSUroy^s Flower Shop >v'*'~ OTec Bkeotah IkMaMTi IkM Ml w that she has no fear of being robbed. Sarles, Hillsboro; J. F. Stevens. La'" iwton:. . and William Von Stelnwahr. Mara VMM IWj^ 1 . Bundlle ...... 1M ' .126 ' 120 406 Severe Ave. Vbono utl ITlllsboro, and A. Bgeland. Bisbee; F. S. Wade, Now Richmond. Wis.; . Herald Want Ads Bring Jteaults. . Seek, D .V 18» 186^ ; 141 Laurie Coffman, Minneapolis, Minn.; R. Westacott, Minneapolis, Minn. «• ~ , . , V • Total 668 626 612 AOCrvmACT AM9 Handicap • >71 71 71 No bonds, mortgages or securities of any de­ THETRAVELER r •' »'fr Dr. Gilberts Moskau scription held by anyone against the Grand Forks % MWMIIV Total -. vi 189 697 688 iBW' An. maaaaa)1 Herald -CjaC, or its plant, equipment^r franchises or Our .Dry Cleaning, Sreaatng and T«uor* t ' oHim OU Co DENTIST good will. tug fcpeakn -for UMlf. parcehpost paid Stlnar 181 ; 11® ;>;jl6 iLSom |9| nop % one way -,dh "But-ol-town pTd«r»^^-fc Qlllette . .. . : in lis :'%«» iff GrlfBths ....I 1|0 . >118 jfortfewestern Watl Bldg. ' / Average number of copies of each issue of this A««Mgr. •os aWaffo, *• »a»u Grand Fork* Dress CtalT Curler ...... -145' V-..JL45 *Op». jpredertek XOfel Lund ...». m ,166 -.128 *omrt* nam '-.r-moomm 413 to 490 pubHeatiotn sold er distributed, through the mails or Total otherwise, to paid subscribers during the six; months PAT 1jE8$; paniicai preceding the datefhown above is>v« nttMnn • ' 1 ; Nfw if the 'time I I' r r :'#>»>.6?7 Don't nur |J00 for tuition a«4 art : E.. A. ROTON To^l UII9 ' F- 8ACON, hooka. Oat, batter training nt tha Op^icar ^fc Specialist : Reaalred an4 r«aodeled to the newest Fargo School of Businesi for two- - »*tjwi»;: w ; worktnahahlp in guar? Manager. . thirds aa tnu<;h. >Tot»»ing bettey , can yeeaam, jti, ' mi »>ea —laatt>eally •t Mngntne*cnt, <'"iSiiibIm wwwt* 11 I worn to and auhserlhed before ma this Srd day of 19». ' . be ..hrt -tbatf; Gregg ahorthfnd an4 r - Rowa bookk«toi)lng.We gat you a Wll2S' A N«w TO*, toaUvht "".F, A. "j. M. 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