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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

MANY GAMES FOR
GOPHER COLLEGES
Conference Schedule Calls for
Many Baseball Engagements
Prospects Are Excellent.

Schedules of baseball teams in the Minnesota
athletic conference were completed and issued
today. This year the lists fuller than ever
before and the prospects are for season of un-
paralleled success.
In addition to games in the conference. st.
Thomas probably will play Notre Dame, Law
renee, Upper Iowa, Minnesota and Pillsbury
academy A trip thru Iowa and Wisconsin is
being considered.
Manchester will play several practice games
with high schools. but except for these, the
schedule is complete -...
North Dakota. Luther and Minnesota probably
will be added to the Hamline list and trip
thru the southern part of the state may be
taken. .--..- .-.
Carleton and st. Olaf will follow schedule.
with the exception of few ante season practice
contests.
The schedule follows: -
ST. THOMAS.
April 25. Hamline at St Thomas.
April %. Manchester at st. Thomas.
May 5, st. Thomas at Hamline. -.
May 9, st. Thomas at ST. Olaf
May u. Carleton at st. Thomas.
May Is. st. Thomas at Manchester.
May %, st. Thomas at Carleton.
May 26, ST. Olaf at st. Thomas.
MANCHESTER.
April 81 Manchester at Hamline.
Apri! % Manchester at st. Olaf.
KS April 2s, Manchester at st. Thomas.
April 80 Minnesota at Lexington park.
May l. st. Olaf at Manchester. 81
May 2. Manchester at Pillshury.
May ,. Manchester vs. Commercial College, at
& Mankato.
May 4, Manchester Parker College, ut Win
nebago.
May I. Carleton at Manchester
May 3. Hamlne at Manchester
May H., Manchester vs.l5N. D. "Aggies,' at
May IS, Manchester VS.. U. N. D. at Grand
s Forks.
gMay 16. st. Thomas at Manchester.
E May Is, Manchester at Carleton. --''-
May %. Manchester at Fort Smelling. + ~7
May "a, Fort Smelling at Manchester.
80 HAMLINE. T."
April 81 Manchester at Hanlline.
April % Hanline at st. Thomas.
pri1 2s. Hamline at Carleton.
May 2 open.
May 5. St. Thomas at Hamline
May o. Hamline at Manchester.
May 12 st. Olaf at Halne.
May d Hamline at ST. Olaf.
May 26, Carleton at Hamline.
ST. OLAF.
april %. Manchester ct St Olaf.
May /, st. Olaf at Manchester.
.sAlay 4. Carleton at st. Olaf
May g.. st: Thomss at St. Olaf.
May IL, st. Olaf at Hamline.
May It. Luther College at st. Olaf.
May p, Hamline at st. Olaf
May g. ST. Olaf at st. Thomas.
June 4. st. Olaf at Carleton.
CARLETON. f-.
April rs. Hamline at Carleton
May T. Carleton at st. Olaf
May L Carleton Mt Manchester.
May u. Carleton at st. Thomas.
MAY IS. Manchester at Carleton.
May %. st. Thomas at Carleton.
May 26, Carleton at Hamlne. - .. .
June 4. st. Olaf at Carleton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
TENNIS DEATH
Due ]. TO A FAKE
Medical Examination Of Fighter
a Farce, Say Police
Officers.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special service.tSF -.
San Francisco, March 6 Harry Tenny's tragic
death after his battle with Frankie Neil was
the direct result of a fake The young
pugilist was not in any condition to fight. He
was not examined by a, physician. The mys-
terious Dr.. Day Is only myth, the creation
of the fight trust.
These facts were exposed yesterday by
Frankie Neil and his second. John Frayne, both
of whom declared they never saw physician
prior to the fight, and that Neil was not ex-
amined in accordance with the law. Neil adds
to his statement that Morris Levy was match
maker. Levy was the only sperson with whom
he discussed the terms, and If anyone is re-
spensibe for evadng the law 1t is Levy.
The police hold the fake certificate and Grim
inal prosecutions will be the outcome. District
Attorney Langdon said:f'I am trying to straight
en- out this DR.. Day, business. 1t appears to
me he is fake, since no one is able. to find
him. srsf$4: -. 81 = -, %. + 4
''We are waiting for the return: Of Roche -
says Captain of Detectives Burnett ''as officers
of the club say he made. arrangements with q
surgeon -zs- fc~ -, - -~-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
RUSSELL GIVEN A Eth. =. !.
DECISION OYER MEMSIC
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service (! i ,~... f.. I.
the most furious fighting ever witnessed at the
local Auditorium, INK Russell Of Philadelphia
was awarded the decision George Memsc
of Chicago but, the decision
made Memsic's manager charged openly that
Referee Ryan and not :;tUnk'' Russell had beat
en- Memsic. l. 81 r., f'.- - =.-t.
There was not round of the fight that was
not fast and furious. with each of the boxers
jabbing each other Russell was time and again
forced to the ropes by Memsic but he man
aged to evade very serious punishment and came
to tile last round in a half; beaten condition
and did good fighting. tho he vas hammered
on the ribs and kidneys by Russell, and the
ten rounds ended with him still in the ring.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
BIG. BUSH LEAGUERS s.: 4.
HEADED FOR BADEN
Journal Specia! Service, y

Journal Special Service. 49,. ~ g..
Chicago, March r6,zAts e,elpck tonight the
cubs will leave forAN estBaden, and the local
baseball season will be formally opened. While
not many of the cubs are in the city as yet
it is expected that about ten will leave on
tonight's train. y The remainder of the squad will
go direct to the. Indiana resort from their
homes The only arrival today was Walter
Mueller. the new pitcher. ~ ys !. =, r..
Mueller. is a huskylooking chap, and looks
as tho he has the making of good slab artist
In him. He reports that he is in the best
possible shape and will make the fight Of his
life to stay. with the team. Manager Chance
announced that Rothgeb was the new outfelder
the cubs were trying to secure for, try-out.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
HAWKEYES WILL
not PLAY BALL
Faculty Puts the Assegai Into the
transforming Tour
Idea. .. !
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. w.. =. u.s..
Iowa City, Iowa, March CATER storming
existence Of two weeks during which time six
teen games with league teams of Iowa had been
scheduled and other plans made for a successful
season, the hawkeye outlaws the baseball
team which was to have been composed of the
former stars of the baseball team of the state
university of Iowa, has been disbanded. The
action followed the ultimatum of the officials of
the university that they would not be permitted
to meet the league and semiprofessional teams
Of the middle west in Sunday games.
Strong opposition was also made on the part
of the board Of athletic control to the men
playing under any management except that of
the university. While definite threats were
made, it was limited the; men who participated
in such games, would be expelled from the uni
versity. s'":(s -~=s-, - -.-"s -..- ~ -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
HANDY rs SATISFIED
Swimmer Will Not Transfer Allegiance
to Pennsylvania.
Journal Special Service

Journal Special Service
Chicago. March Ga report from Philadelphia
that H. j. Handy. the star swimmer of the
Central Y. NJ G.. A. intended to leave Chicago
and enter the medical school Of the University
of Pennsylvania was emphatically, denied by
Swimming Instructor Frank, J. Sullivan Of the
Y. NJ. c.. A. last night.
Handy has no intentions of leaving. Chicago"
Sullivan said In fact. he has started. train.
ing for the Central association { A. a.. W swim
ming championships. which will be held BY the
Barry Beach Swimming association at the North
Side natatorium in April There is absolutely
no foundation for the report that he viii go to
the University of PENNSYLVANIA. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
JENNINGS MAY FALL S.
INTO NO BETTING LINE
- -. -.,. ..-..
Journal Snecial Service.

Journal Special Service. ...~-.
Washington, March 6.-Senator Dillingham; yes
terday introduced bill to amend the district
code relating to betting, gambling and so forth
in the district. Section 500 of the code, as it
now stands prohibits racetrack gambling only
in Washington and in Georgetown, and within
said district within one mile of the boundaries
Of these cities" .s.. SIS 4!.y
AS the law stands, this gambling. can take
place outside the mile limit, and the Benning
racetrack is more than one mile from the boun-
dairy of the city. III.
This bill is provided to apply the law to the
entire district of Columbia, SO if it is enacted
there can be no bookmaking at Benning during
the spring and fall races, go =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
wOOILEY LOSES FIRST GAMES
Minneapolis Bowler Nine Points Be
hind Sandblom of st. Paul.

In the first ten eamesa cf their twenty game
bowling match Roy Wollley of Minneapolis
finished nine points behind his st. Paul opponent
Con Sanlblom. For ten games the totals We're
large and the advantage small! and the gallery
that witnessed the rolling saw en- interesting
contest The next ten games will be played II
ST. Paul. The scores last night 49,.
Sandblom-1S3. 146, 213. 175, POS, 1872. 1913
2O7. 191.z 1876 Total, 1.S66.
woolley-14s. 2os. POI, 100, 1872. ITO. 211
l199 1870. Total 1857.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
East Side
TO PLAY CHICAGO HERE

Tickets have been ,ut on sale 70: the basket
balls battle to be wagad between the University
of Minnesota and Chicago basketball teams next
Sa turday night. The goDhers are working hard
for the fray and hope to defeat the fast marcons
a second time. On the other hand the Chicago
ns to to
week. Tickets are on sale at Voeyeli's and the
Northwestern School supply stores.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
WAITING FOR WEATHER
Corey and Schmel Will Not Try Winter
Walking to New York.

Journal Special Service, *, 1888. 4. Il
Chicago, March 6.-At a conference held here
yesterday Henry schmel and Albert Z. Corey
decided to start their New York Chicago race
from New York June 4.
Both men report that they are in. excellent
condition, and Corey has already started train.
ing. He is getting into condition for the five
mile run at the new Illinois Athletic club S
meet on March q and 49,, tes. B
Both men will put up substantial side bets
Several prominent Frenchn1enS in the city will
back Corey. 80 easE&. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
BAISMEN
cash THE ATMOSPHERE

Striking out twenty -four men and limiting
the hit supply to one lone bingle, Dave Martin
last night BANKED the s. & L. thru niue in
ingsa and his team, the Lunds, victorious
by the score Of to o. Moore, who served for
the s. s. L. aggregation, was not ut all slow,
for he allowed only four hits and deluded four
teen men to forty-two gashes in the atmosphere.
It appeared that the effort Of the city league
last night was to cater to all classes for. with
the brilliant pitchers battle at an end, the
Henley and Palace teams put on the other
extreme-a hit-and-run-a round game. The for
mer won the smuggling fest by. the score of IA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
Il BROKE a BOWLING RECORD.

sChicago, March 6.--An known records for
high team in a league bowling game We're
broken by the Motor agents Of the Chicago
league last night when they totaled the remark
able figures of 1850 in their first effort against
the Emergencies. ...- H. ....--z-
The best previous record on the books of the
American bowling congress was the lisp of
the Empires of the Chicago league. rolled three
years ago. ~ ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
LETTER RECEIVED AT
The HART CASTLE.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. . -
Louisville. March Billy Pierce of the Chel-
sea Athletic club, in letter received by Mar
vim Hart today, announces his Willingness to
match Hart with George Gardner, the Lowell
light heavyweight. Should Hart trim Gardner,
the: Chelsea authorities offer the; former a fight
with Gus Ruhlin. Il rl .-~.>?s-#t :, ;5s.$:
Hart and Gardner have met twice The first
fight was in Louisville, the Lowell boy gaining
the decision The second meeting was declared
a draw, =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
MARO0NS OUT TO
WALL0P The G0PHERS
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, March 6.-1nterest in the maroon
camp centers this week in the return basketball
game with the gophers, to be played in Mime
| apolis Saturday night. Arrangements for the
Wisconsin track meet Friday night still are in
the air. both schools wanting the meet at home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
SOUTH DEFEATS EAST
Two to, One Is Score Of Fast Richochet
nor,o

In a fast ricochet game South high school last
night defeated the East high school team by the
score of 2 to 1. Gunderson and Wethall got
souths points with Brown East highs scorer:
This evening the university freshmen and North
high will meet to play off tie The lineup
last night
East
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
AMERICAN ATHLETES WON.

oxford. Eng. March 5.-American Rhodes
scholars captured three irsts and second
in the Oxford field sports today. In the high
Jump P NJ Young of South Dakota was first.
making s feet 81 inches. Young first also
in the broad jump: clearing % feet: Warren
n Schutt of Cornell university first in the
mile run. Time 4 minutes 2S 3-5 seconds. Al
bert NJ. Stevens of Willmantic, Conn.,. took
ond place in the hammer-t throwing contest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

GEORGE MCBRIDE. &infelder of the St. Louis
cardinals. is said to be slated for the ak. NC
Bride was accused of throwing games last Iall'
but the charge fzzled out.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

PRESIDENTS POWERS Of the wisconsin State
league has cal1edsa meeting for Fond tdu Lac
on March Is. when 1t As expected the circuit
will be settled definitely.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

oUTF1ELDER CLAY. who was bought from
the Louisville club by the Boston Alneiica aSs
GAYS ho nrefers the outlaws to organized
bail at the salary that has been offered him. So
he'll sign with one of the Pennsylvania outcast
II, he - =. Z - . s-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

THE BASEBALL; nine of the naval academy
will be coached this season by DR.. 8: Harrison
White, the pitcher of the American league team
of Chicago,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06
TIE IN GIRLS GAME
Minneapolis and Hennepin Richochet
Teams Each Score Two Points.
Minneapolis.

"A score of 2 to 2 reflects the story of fast
ricochet game between the Minneapolis and Hen
nepip (Sirls) ricochet teams last night. The
lineup: - rs -~se- 49, >v.- yt-s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

MILWAUKEE, CLUE players are Beginning 20
get into the fold !, Signed contracts were re.
ceived today by ,Havenor from Pitcher Hiekeg,
Pitcher Manske. Catcher ToWne and Third Base
man Clarke Bateman, 1t is understood, is hold
ing off 1900
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

JOHN LUNDBLOOM. the swede pitcher who
played last year with the Springfield, Ohio,
team, has been signed by Manager Ryan Of the
Evansville Central league team. sss s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

at NEyER mitchell in a no-hit game in my
,;fe ;, saws Manager Clark Griffith. ~ n
not a no.Git pitcher. Ny men have got to helI
me out. for what's the use CT going IN ane
throwing ali arm off when you've GOV elsn, l
to helm YOU? That's the way I figure it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

SWAIN. who pitched for DUBUQUE and $!pd
the Three-T league pitchers in victories, with
twenty out of twenty nine games pitched. Will
depending largely upon Howell, Glade. Peelty.
Powell and jacobsen, whom he secured fn trade
for Sudhoff.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

TERRY McGOVERN is threatened with caul-
flower ear. When boxing the other day with
Harry Harris the clever featherwelght. Terry
was continually boring in with his head down.
Harris would direct his punches at McGoverns
head, and: after the encounter Terrys rlght
ear was sore This bothered him a: little, and
to keep the ear from getting any worse ne Went
TO Fordham hospital and had it, attended TO- &
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

ROTH MANAGER HANLoN Of the reds ana
Connie Mack of the Athletics are In 1aVor OF Of, a
ha+t;ne order. It looks good. but it. will hardly
no adopted within the next few years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-06

JACK MCCORMICK, the ex-pugilist, who once
defeated kid Mccoy, has signed as member
of the Chicago National league team he VIII
also have an active part in the training of
the team.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
McArtbur Om Sapane.ne.

Generalmajor Wtc 9(rt6ur al Be
6orene0e Staters 0ar tom 9ors-
Dag iioite ll9e tilba9e fra Orien=
ten, boor ban bar opbolot fig i utten
U}aane0et. 9enimoo Slutningen al
Den rusiiite japanIte arig bltp
ban al praiioent RooIeDelt Ienot
til N}an6uriet for at iagttage Sri
gen ira Ben japanite Sioe. 0an Bier
6enOiit til sen 2oen 2(rmt un0et
9eneralitabs4ef Otu og tom tios-
not til at oere tilite0e beo N2uf-
oens 6alo.
General McQtrt6ur uotaler fig
meO Ben itprite geunoring ON ga
banernes ari6stunit % sen Maaoe,
6oorpda De fsrte arigen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
apinoerne mpoes | stpbcnbapn.

Den interuationale 2igd for
aoinoens Stemmeret boloer Wigoe
i ae6en6upn ira Z. til II. 2lu5.
ltnoer Oen 3. os. meloes, at ct
5lertal At 0elegaterne, 6opriblano.
mango ameritanere, aaereoe par an.
TONNE % inoIogereOe bos leoenoe
apben9aOnIte 6amilier. Gn Ratfe
At lloflugter og 5eitli94eOer bar
crrangereoe for Oem
ytaOnte Dag gdo 0anmarts
Drowning 0}rs. Carrie Chapman
Sat- al Rep Dort, 9igaens qra=
iioent, en- 5imes 2(u0iens. 6en0es
0lajeitat oiite op6 Snteresie for
5temmerets6epagelien o9 betla9eos,
Al Sorgsterminen ooer 0en afoeoe
aon9e forbinoreoe benoe al gioe
0ele9dterne en- llnoerboloning, Sun
uotrpfte i'm 8eunoring Al oe ameriz
tanIte &Oinoer, ioet bun idgOe, At
bun dnidd Dem for attibe % pro-
9resioe, og at anOre Qanoes 9oia=
Ger Ituloe fdge oem iom Wsnitre.
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500 Gnieranter
omfomne.
st ipanit llOpanorerifib fOrliier


6ru 6artagend, Spanien. tommer
felgenoe lllDttesmeloing al ;. Os.:
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en- 8dao fDlot Al aoin0er o1 Born
oc Oiloe ienoe Den afite0, bleo Sen
rperfdloen al rlienoe U}Rn0, or6-
neoe meo &nioe. iom ore6te en-
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@}anae at PasIlgerne, Iom brag
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Iaareoe af anioitit, og flere At Sem
er Ii0en oeos.
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&a9litOrme / Wiinneiuta.

llnoer 3. os. meloes fra St, pauL
Utinn.:
Nlinn. bar after oqret 6iemIegt
of &e9n, 0a9( o9 Storm. Qad n
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fdloet 4 5ommer Rtgn. 2aotliggen-
De Steoer er ooerIbemmet. Gn Del
al S9oen FAR ldat iig, og set ,r
uOiit, om set retter ia igen.
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Stur Yrano |
Majlano.l .llOitiainsen.
; d6et aniftdus til
S $3,000,0O.O.

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rationale uOitiQing Der Den 3. os.
og anretteoe 9oel9ggelie / itor no
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% lln9arns 0etoratioe Stunt iaa
bel Iom oisfe 9dnoes 2(rtitettur
Qaoiqon blep totalt gOelagt. DEN
ne Staoe anilaas til $800,000.
Sloen op0a9eoes ON N}org. 81
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ore 2tfoelinger ligeiaa. 9eo Mi0z
oa9stio anfaas Sloen UNDER Son
trol, % oa anilo9es 5ubet Al nogle
iaa 6pjt Iom $2,400,0OO.
Der taltes ON Sl0spaa7GtteIIe,
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Ifplotes 2(ntanoefe fra en- elettriff
3rdd0.
De 9pgninger, iom neobranote.
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De af 3iitori7fe 9aroi. oeriblanOt
Sen oprinoelige Nlooel for 8omen
paa D1uilanos aat6eoral. mango
originate 0otumenter angaaenoe
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granOen til Iioit iaa 6eit fom GO r.
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Wficbisans 9emufrater for
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Den 0emotrutiIfe Stdtstonpenz
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