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f./v.-,. , -A ,..*\, *.?! ..•if-.v.- r,J >»v'4v^pv^r V v„ •>*- THE GRAND PORKS DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1915 PAGE SEVEN. Activities In I' LIFTING OF DRAFT c> Will ^ ASSOCIATION (By J. H. Ritchie.) Patrick Flaherty has been found: Minneapolis, Feb. 2.—'Some of the During the -entire winter he hau been William Faversham HUNKS OF ZM major league scribes are quite grouch- cavorting in and around Eureka, ily serious over the elevation of the M^pt,, pausing occasionally to pen an Famous Actor, §ay*: association to major league rank. One episfl* to vsi local representative of the of these Wisenheimers remarks, with spetiee female., v "A pipe of Tuxedo keep* me feeling physic Heine Best Player in Nation hick gravity, that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet and pulls Tommy. Gibbons aiid Mur- •-"Dutch" Altman announces that he ally ft! and in good spirits, and, because it it as though he might be the inventor is ready for, A .Whir); at Lincoln,; Xeb; is iinld and doesn't bite, it is pleasant to the al League, Says Boston of the wheeze. He also says that call : ray to Mix in Real If, "Dutch!', doesn't land a pexmanent ing a league a major will not make it berth there; be- -back here, as throat and keeps my voice in good fame." Manager. so—that salaries and caliber of play per agreement'- with Comiakey.- • The ers settle that. • yBattle. : Lincoln club W-ownMl by Commy, and
This is interesting. Take, the case of *?• •• •he farmed ',£>ui«li out to it. * Yip Owens for example. He .drew more What George Stalling® thinks of money with the Minneapolis club than St. Paul, Feb.2.'~Has Tommy. Gib Bob Onghrijb'should worry about Heinle Zimmerman—"So far aa actual he did with the. Sox and when drafted bons "bitten otf more than he can Catcher Winfleld'hopping to the Feds. merit is concerned, H consider htm by Washington is said to have hurdled If he can keep; Murphy, Unglaub wilj (Zimmerman) by all odds the best because Washington offered him a chew?" . • be Ave!I- hooked up 3n the .catching, Tuxedo Keeps You player in the National league." contract calling for less of kale than Boxing fans in St. Paul and Min department.?.-.r.13ta. worked. Murphy all Remember it is Mailings talking. had been slipped into his envelope in neapolis repose' unlimited confidence last yetfr and can do it again. And just now what Btailings says has Minneapolis. in his ability to lower thecdlort of much weight in the baseball world. A -story caine out, a few months ago Murray at Hudson Tuesday evening, The leagued magnates are enjoying, Physically Fit "There is one fellow in baseball who about, one of Chicago's star pitchers but the eagerness of "lighting BlUy's". with the proper temperament would the annual-•ptatiine of schedul-mak- kicking for more salary and naming a manager Jack Kearns to wager large ing. Each on,e is supposed to eubmit be every bit as great a ball player as price less than is paid any pitcher on sums of real money on his protege has Every playgoer has remarked Cobb," said Stallings. a sample schedule, and one will be the Miller payroll—and this man has raised a note of doubt. adopted at the _ forthcoming meetint "Maranville," said one. been touted as a star! It is so unusual a happening for in Duluth. the virility ana clean-cut vigor of "Evers," chimed in another. Heretofore it has been practically any outside boxer to come to this ter "No, he .is not a member -of the William Faversham, both as an .impossible for club owners to boost ritory with any real backing, against Another pleasant pastime is that of Brave team," said Stallings. "Mis their clubs. Each year the draft took local stars that Kearns' free-handed name is Zimmerman, and • he plays digging up the $1,000 guarantee this actor and as a man. No matter the best man on the club. The draft wagering has taken the fans by sur month. Of course, that's a cinch for with the Cubs. If Heine curbed him was supposed to be a chance affair but prise. all clubs. self he would be one of the greatest chance always picked the live wire. Kearns' argument is that Jimmy what part he is playing, he always men who ever stepped on a diamond.'* Seldom did the draft grab a -.bloomer. Clabby is the' only boxer who has ever All the training the Grand Forks "Yes, if he curbed himself," came Strange • how certain that old draft really beaten his man, and he did it presents a figure or alert strength 9 • the chorus. players get this year will be done in H'i worked—but it did. when Billy was comparatively a nov this city. In keeping with the re and keen wits. His voice is especially engaging, clear, carrying S- "But - he can," from Stallings. "His The association magnates will, if ice. Kearns says Murray met Mc- • confidence must be won, and We must trenching policy adopted at Duluth, the advance goes through on sched Goorty with only two days of train the league decided to do away with ; have a steady man playing at His side, and sonorous. I ! ule, have to tune up the teams all ing, and that the Oshkosh boxer had spring training trips. one who can keep hir.i from paying too along the line. It will put an end to his hands full throughout ten stirring much attention to What the poaches For Tuxedo tobacco to gain a testimonial from such a man, stating that that old stuff about having to sell play rounds, gaining the decision of the . They still are having difficulty in . are. saying. .. ers to beat the draft. It will show up critics by the narrowest of margins. "TIeine is at his best in the first two deciding what to do with the Grand , it Kelps to keep him "physically fit and in good spirits" and keeps his voice the club owners wl\o sell players for On the other hand, both Kearns Forks club of the American associa innings of the game. Then the ver the profit. It will put it up to every and Murray come from the Pacific "in good tone" goes far toward convincing you of Tuxedo's wholesome, all- bal assaults of such fellows m. c- tion. St. Paul fans appear to be un M club owner to grab young players, de- coast, where nothing is known of the decided anent their wishes. Ofaw get on his nerves, and he is not velope them and strengthen the teams prowess of the Gibbons family, be round value to you. himself. all along the line. It will be possible cause neither Mike nor Tommy has "He is 100 per cent greater than to build better teams with the draft ever been out in that territory. Be ST. PAUL DEFEATS j most people give him credit for being. eliminated and will be a merciless yond a doubt they will know more He is not only a grand hitter, but a showup for those club owners who about at least one member of the FT. WILLIAM TEAM . grand flelder-^and one of the fastest will not spend money for players. family before the middle of the week. men in the lfeague. True it is that the association, while Kearns says from what he can learn St. Paul, Feb.-2.—St. Paul won an "The trouble is that Heine gets it may not be a major this year or of Tommy no, one has ever mussed other hockey victory, this time over worked .up to such a pitch that he next will in time grow in class and him up, and that no one knows how the veteran Fort William players, in a loses a big part of his value. speed of,.gamp. It will have just as Tommy will stand up under the cy hard fought battle here last night. 1" It has always been my belief that good opportunity to improve and will clonic attack Murray is famous for; The final score was 5 to 3. The Perfect Tobacco for Pip* there was on©' way of handling every have to.. No manager on earth ..can but there are hundreds of St. Paul Superb back checking on the part of i man. There must be some way of build A club with some other league fa.ns who can tell him all about how both teams tended to slow the play up i lifting Zimmerman out of himself, arbitrarily grabbing one of his star Buck Crouse set a merry little pace from the outset, but as the evening' steadying him until he retains all or players every year. That alone has giv against Tom, and seemed to be get wore on. the pace grew faster and fast Tuxedo will put snap and vim into your his effectiveness all of the time. en the so-called majors their prestige ting along famously until he ran into er until finally the game ended in one "Once that is done Zimmerman Is and lead. With that out there is no a short arm jolt that took all the of the most brilliant and speediest ral daily work. It's an inspiring tobacco that by long odrls the best 'ball player in reason why the association within starch out of him. That, admirers of lies ever seen here. Fort William slip our league." three years should not be as strong a Tommy say, will be the fate of Billy. ping the puck past for three goals dur Patterson s will keep you fit as a fiddle, full of zest, hearty "Pretty strong statement," it was major organization as either the At Milwaukee Murray almost took the ing the last seven minutes. and happy and hale. You can smoke it all suggested by one of the fans listen American or National leagues are at count from a heavy wallop from Mc- For nearly 28 minutes after the ing to him. present.- opening of play, one of the most des "But justified. I once sa w Zinimer. •Goorty. He rose at "nine." and then perate struggles imaginable was wag day long, and each succeeding pipeful will •man pull a trick that I thought was had Kddie hanging on before the ed.. It was simply a. case of Larry TOB ACCO glow with greater cheer. impossible and I had never seen It round was over, but ho won't "pull" Brennan pitted against the Fort Wil •lone .before. . He was at bat with FARGO CATCHER HOPS TO anything like that on the clever liam defense. James pitching for the Braves. .Tames Tommy. The* I/incup. The original, exclusive "Tuxedo Process** started a fast one that looked as if it In his workouts at Minneapolis Murray has impressed critics as a St. V'aul f'"orL William has many imitators—but no equal would smash Heine on the head. He CHICAGO MAI. TEAM Weidenborner . ..G McTciguc started to duck and then the ball willing worker with a hard punch in Fargo, N. I).. Feli. 2.—One of the cither hand; he does not shape up as Peterson P W. Adams broke. It broke square across, the Fitzgerald p ('olville Try Tuxedo for a week, and you'll like it plate. Fargo-Moorhea.«l club's, baseball play a clever boxer, but has a, fair amount, ers of last year has jumped to the of speed and keeps working so hard Brennan It Wilson "But so keen was the eye of Zim Kahler O'Nell forever. merman that he followed it in Its Federals. Oa teller Winfleld received a that he generally succeeds in landing V ' contract the other'day frofn Dickin frequently on his opponent. McGoorty Conroy R. W J. Adams break and then started his awing. Hp Goheen I,. \V Bole was all out of position, yet so power son and Unglaub and in the same mail in particular, did not seem to be able YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE ful are his arms that he was able to got one from the Ch'ifeds. Believing to keep away from punishment, al meet that ball and drive it to right there was more possibility of improve though he possesses a fair amount of HONUS HELPS AL Convenient, |l«tiine M Famou* Green Tin| A field for a. triple. It was one of the ment in the latter, ho jumped. ring science. wrapped, moisture- S/* with sold lettering, IIM* most remarkable plays I over saw. Winfleld does not expect 'to remain TO COACH TEAM proof pouch . . . curved to fit pocket * "It showed what keenness of eye he with the Chifedsi, but assumes he will has and what strength there is in that lie transferred to some other team in DOPESTER HAS IT EACH AI WagiK-r. .brother of i luiiiis, the In Tin Humidors 40c and 60c In Clan Humidor* 50c and 90c WSSf'JW19&V only-n?asf the- league or in the minor organiza famous l'irate, shortstop, has been • ter himself."- tion.', that-is being started. Winfield signed*-'to coad|h- the Carnegie Tech THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY .. "If he> only'could!" echoed one of caught a few games last year when WAY IN BjGJIIIDSON MILL basketball and baseball teams. "While the listeners. Catcher Murphy was temporarily out Al is an expert at both branches of '.Yndi'aonmday he will." j of the game and also subbed at first. "(By J. H. Ritchie.)' the sport he "Will lie p;ivon able assist-j ! He is a long hitter with the promise of Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 2.—This is anoe by Hon us, who has already siu- j ERTbK IX WINDUP. developing along that line, but he did the day when the big fight bug is nifled his intention of helping- the not star either as a backstop or first twisting around the dope hook like a Plaid boys to u winning team. Al took i St. Paul Bantam in Main Bout at Mil sacker. fish worm wriggling on the hook. One up his work yesterday and with ITonns ! waukee Friday. It is understood that Dickinson and minute he gets it doped that Tom sent the Tech floor men through a ! ! to his simpl". b'o.vish nature tor him Milwaukee, Feb. 2.—Johnny Krle of Unglaub are signing up a large num Gibbons will knock Bill Murray as hard practice. Honus will roniinue j HANS WAGNER IS THE ONE GREAT STAR j to engage in any work on the side in St. Paul has two more engagements ber of players, but will. ha ve only a stiff as the ramrod of a. hollyhock his coaching until the Pirates start i WHO NEVER COMMERCIALIZED GREATNESS I the ofT season. for battles in Milwaukee as a reffult few of last year's players on the 1915 and then finds something which makes south for the spring training cani|>. j j Corduroys, jr-ant-- and homespun of hie showing in recent fights here. team, as Mike Cantillon is said to plan it appear that Murray will lam Gib Al will likely make Hie trip south with suffice for Jlonus. and lie could al Ertle will appear in the windup at to take some of them to St. Boniface. bons until he will.be as limp and lim the Pirates, but will take up his work ; ways wear his blue llannel shirt and Mulkern club, Friday night, when lie Colonel Bob Unglaub will bring a ber as an eel stuffed with quick-silver. at Tech on his return. j a wash polka dot. tic. around the fash meets Kid Hayes of Indianapolis. number of players from the east with When it is all said and done, there ionable hotels with the case and Tom Andrews is planning to match him in the spring. is nothing to it but a guess, and the grace of a dolled up millionaire. Charlie White with Dundee for Feb edge so close either way that the With lots of nioti'-y and a thorousli ruary 20 or 26 and Krtle will fight guctss of the amateur is as good as YKSTKH1XWS BOWLING. willingness to spend it, the meal ex Young Izsso in the scmi-windup at the that of the expert. ponent of the simple lift- could order 'match. CANTILLION, MAJOR MAGNATE The fans have it doped tha.t Murray ham and ejiRS three tinier a day at » • is the harder puncher, Gibbons the The Walkovers took throe straight1 the Waldorf-Astoria, with all the DEFOE TO MEET SCHE1BKE1/. WON'T TRIFLEWITH BUSHER better boxer. Then conies the from the Brooks team in the Straight- ' '•poise and sanjr froid of any gentle thought that as a hard wolloper, Gib away league last night. The scorc: man. There never has been a false lied Wing Boxer Matched for Bout iu Minneapolis, Feb. 2.—Mike Mensil, bons is by no means a. sick kitten. He Brooks— move'or frill to the German's make Milwaukee. ball player, can hop to the Federal handed a twiligliter to Buck Crouse Scouten up, and he is the same carefree boy Tied Wing, Minn., Feb. 2.—Billy De league if he likes. This is the mandate and hit Bert Fagan so hard th'at he Hassell in gorgeous environment as lie is foe. featherweight, has accepted an of President M. E. Cantillon, chief hasn't fought since. Kearns when alone in the woods with his offer to fight "Peanuts" >»cheibrel be herder of the Millers. Mike is a ma jor Murray has more experience to his Van Alstine ... dogs. fore Frank Mulkern's'National Ath- leaguer now and no busher is going to credit in that he has been fighting Clark The patches of gray that began let.ie. club February 5. Defoe and his give him any chin symphony if the better men than has Gibbons. He showing on those Teutonic temples manager, E. Iversoh, will arrive in court knows himself, and the court started his big work last April" when Totals - 096 some years ago are whitening. A" Milwaukee early and finish training thinks it does. he fought Jimmy Clabby 20 rounds Walkovers— a shortstop he probably jv- got his letter but when I slanted it the ing a comer. He is beating them all nlng. February 2. according to soiled- : second tinje it save me the big laugh. as they come and a victory over Mur ule. exccpt thai the league mutHies So I guess if the Feds have named him ray will give hint a tremendous boost. will be played on alleys Xos. 1 and 2. ' a price they will get him as I don't He can box and can hit. He is differ A resolution was passed limiting Hip propose to have any New York leagu ent. from Mike in that, when h£ is hit teams to six player*, and the entry; ers telling me how to conduct my BROOKS and stung Thomas goes into quick fee will hereafter be $1 per man in-, MATCH «.\MK business." action. Mike when stung shells up stead of fa per team as formerly. So endetli the Mensil lesson. and waits his time. Toni has more of 1/cks vs. 8triken>. the disposition to wreak immediate Herald Want Ads Bring Results. Tuesday, Feb. 2, 8 P. M. UMPIRE FINNEY WAS vcngeancc. Murray is a good two handed hit SOLD FOR FOUR-SIXTY ter. a straight puncher and with tew swings - in his system. Gibbons hits i : P Umpire Finney of the Coast league, well at close range or at the distance. was once sold for the staggering sum Both are young and aggressive.^ Both Match Game Tonight ! :tf Of $4.60. What's, more, Finney' is declare themselves to be in perfect giime enough to tell the story on him .condition.- This seems to. be about, 8:00 P. M. : self. He'was behind the bat for Fort all that is necessary to the making l.ion Drug Co.. vs. Xasli Bros. Sbott, in the Kansas league, in 1906. of a good first class wrangle. The team had not been'given sufficient FOR SALE OR aBARB BOWX.ZHO AM.EYS. support and it was decided to disband BELMONT STABLE it. The manager of the Fort Scoti NOW WELL RENT team went down to Cofteyville, now ARMED famous as Walter Johnson's home. I-akesidc llotel, a 2*>-room hotel fj The Cblfeyvillc magr.ate made a dar August Belmont, chairman of the at Maple l^ake. One Match ing-proposal to'tte Fort Scott im 1 Luxurious Economy presario. He pffered to. pay the Fort Jockey club, will be well armed this Scott luminary the price of his rail year for a riicing campaign. I is the distinction of the new Kddie Dugan, who ranked with the; FOR RENT Hans Wagiier. May lose you the way fare for a single choice of the best Jockeys of the American turf five Fort Scott players. He chose Finney. 160 acres 2 miles west of city. Pittsburg, Jan. 30.—"1 ain't no savings of a life The ticket came to 14.60. or six years ago. has returned. from Will make good lease (for cash any money mad tendencies, and lie fluMia and will be tn« stable jockey, rent) , to thp right parties. See writer and don't, pretend to be. Re will enter bis forty-second year on GOLF IS KILLING CRICKET. while S. C. Hildreth, who • lias tew R. W. Smith. Care Monley and porters are paid for that kind of stuff, February 2* about $100,000 short of time. Let us protect Fort equals in handling and developing Smith. and it'fi not o. ball player's job." what he would have stored away had English Game Shows Falling Off as horses, renewed his contract as train Thus spoke Hans Wagner when ap he swallowed the hundreds of moa- your property. A Links Sport Thrives. er last we*k. proached by a syndicate that"offered cyed baits cast out to hint "since he . - policy in our com While nearly all are agreed that Mr- Belmont's stable is weak in 3- him a big sum to "write" a series of established his greatness, more than Dearborn there is something wrong with the year-olds, but he *'tll have a go6dlv FOR SALE baseball articles. It was explained to fifteen years ago* pany will assure great national game of cricket, says string of older horses and 2-year-olds or will trade for acreage on Hans that all that was necessary for What he now has in cash, automo m Garden C. Smith, in Golf Illustrated, to the number of eighteen, so that Minnesota Point, aiiy or all of him to do was to permit the use of his biles, and a few little properties In you safety.1 Have Hotel there is much diversity of opinion as Hildreth and Eddie Dugan will not the following: name in connection with the articles: his home town of Carnegie, Pa., rep lack, for opportunities. . . that not one ball player in firty who resents his earnings on the ball held. to what it is, and aa to how the decay . .1 5-passenger 4 cyl. auto. your agent place CHICAGO is to bo arrested. "writes"' for the papers ever writes a Xot one penny has he ever "made-on So far ae one can gather, the best LOCAL SEVEN TO ' ' J '4-ton •I cyl. truck. line; that sonic of them don't even the side," although his face and his your business in tha opinion is that the game, although 1 large $250 Dlebold safe, read the articles that are published namo probably have been in greater Opposite La Ball* StiMt above their names. demand than those of .any other man Home Company; SttfioaiUUla Strict at somewhat changed in character, owing PLAY CRQOKSTON 1 Bowser gasoline Ailing sta to new conditions, has suffered no de Arrangements were fnade yesterday tion complete. But Honus was obdurate, just as he in the game. Van Buna. Dinet tram* terioration and is still, In its highest fo* a r3turti gam* df hpg&iyL • 1 io- ii* always is when such oflj-rs are made. Thriftier stars, like Mathewsofo, Counters, shelving and several it doesn't seem honest to him. Cobb, Collins, MeGruw, Dooln, .Ten- Paid up Capital portatioa to all para «f manifestation, aa atu-aetiVs a* ever to played>li the local an, and—. Crooltston sk«* aaaes. call at the thoM who play It. in.th«tMimiMu^iM% k*xt 3uhaay%f* He doesn't care to - e&mme'rci<ee his nings, Ddnlln, Tinker. Evtets. Chance thadqr at ta 4m ti*iio