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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02
8.DaY Sentence.

Judge Church this morning imposed
a sentence of eight days in the city
Jail on man named Foley. The de-
PENDANT was charged with drunken
ness.
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Courthouse Closed.

All Offices in the county courthouse
including the jail-were closed this
afternoon on account of Grand Forks
and East Grand Forks day at the ex-
position.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02
Laundry Change,

Sam Lee wishes his patrons to know
that he has started his hand laundry
again at ITO South Fourth street, next
the fire hall. Work guaranteed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02
Ladies. Shampoo.

Ladies shampoo. scalp and facial
treatments. Mrs. Douglass, 1O41a S.
Third street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02
". ]. Edwards. the ether architect
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Public StenographeI

Secondhand safes for sale. The
Hatcher Brothers Corporation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02
Reward Offered.

Lost on Saturday or Sunday st.
Louis oblong pin, blue enamel front,
and gold back. Finder return for re-
ward to Mrs. L. w. Peak, Dacotah
hotel,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02
Strayed.

On Sunday morning one brown
gelding about 1,40O lbs. halter on and
shod on front feet. Please report any
information to Bacon & Van Alstine.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02

Public Stenographer.
Laura Daubenberg. Room 9, Clifford
Bailding. Phones-9SSM. n. W, 90
r. Tri.State.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02
Coming Events.

~ Coming Events.
July 20 to August S-Red River Val.
eey exposition in Grand Forks.
August 6-Grand Forks tennis tour.
OaAeAt.
Democratic state cOnvention-Minot,
Aug. I'd.
August 8, :, sNorth Dakota Drug
G1sts's Convention In this city.
.. W. Ross. the architect.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02

The smartest bass finally runs
across bait that fools him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-02

ing the attendance of all the ladies
and children of the community, as
surfing all that there is nothing in the
entertainment to offend the most fas-
tidious. y complete change of pro-
gram for this Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Daily performances both
afternoon and evening.
ChirOD0dy.
Corns treated DR.. Golfers foot
remedies for sale. 1041s So. Third St.
Bicycle Stolen.
Stolen-An Ideal bicycle. Return
same to Dinnie Bros Office and re-
ceive reward.
Farmers, Attention!
Binder Twine-Standard, 1Oc; pure
MANILA, 12Ac. James Twamley,
Room .. Bear Block.
Her Cousins.
Miss Vera Kelsey is entertaining
the Misses Rhoda Williams, Alice
James and Annie Miller during the
fair. The two former are her cousins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
Bad Accident Narrowly
AVerted During Wander
bit Cup Practice.
MANY STARTERS IN
ACTION YESTERDAY
Weilschott Declares He Beat the
Record Made in the Elimina-
ton by Nearly a Minute.
Much Interest Dis
played in Big
Race.

l.urlr->- l----,-
--.,.. 80 -.
'"'l 81 -'c'ies racer. dr-v-
~ "--.l-'n L-ttzen and tie Itaia car
oi '"e same rating. IN charge os Csguo.
coliiied during the Vanaerblf- -cer -~a--
uce on the Nassau circuit ia NORMAN.
twisting TIE left front wheel 80 49,.
rfata. headline go. ....--, 49,, -..........
i-.t.,-.-,- 49,. ..-...-e..,
q, -.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
PRESENTED SHIELD.
Leigh School Is Given Trophy
for Best Baseball Team.

The basebau team Of LeIgh ScLooI.
which won the public school Champion
ship last spring. was presented by The
Times Dispatch with bronze shield with
the names of the victorious plavers en-
Eraved upon 10 at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Building ut o'clo, h
yesterday afternoon.
Following are the names of the hovs.
Michael CalaVlta. pitcher captain. Rose
negk Dyson, catcher. Gulford Van Pe.t
shOrt-stop. George stein. frst-base Toe
Schoch. second-base, Pleasant Gentry
tniTd-base. Bernard HllCher. left-ncld:
John Leland. risht-held; Macon Dyson.
centre-deld. Iiymen Stein. substitute.
The shield viii Doe hung la the second
story hall OF tie school The trophy was
offered By The Times Dispatch and the
contest for 10 was forwarded tv The y
VI. G. A. in order 10 Introduce clean athIe-
tics among the boys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
SPIDERS LOSE
To WOODBURY.
y isitors Win Through Their
Fleetness Of Foot by Score
Of u 70 o.
LANDLORDS BRILLIANT DASH
FOOTBALL YESTERDAY.

At Charlottesville: Virginia. II; St
johns, o.
At Charlotte: North Carolina. o;
Davidson. @.
At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania. 90;
Lehigh. c.
At Princeton: Princeton. p; Villa
rosa o.
At Cambridge: Harvard. I; Williams.
o.
At Columbus, Ohio: Ohio State. II;
Turbeln. Q.
At Weston, pa: lafayette. g.; wy
Oming Seminary, O.
At Carlisle. Pa: Dickinson Colleoe.
p; Lebanon Valley College. o.
Al Ne~ Brunswick, n. j.: Rutgers.
6; Foroha-1. O.
At Atlanta: Georgia School OF. Tech
nology. G MaryVnle (Tenn3 COLLEGE, e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Tt was deetness OF foot. staying power
and good training that brought tee na1r,
OF victory 20 Woodberry Forest Yesterday
afternoon IN tie game with Richmond
College. The score was twelve 10 moth
ins. both touchiowns being mad IN the
second half Good work round the ends.
me blocking on the part OF the inter-
ference and speed characterized tie play
ine ot the visiting team.
Richmond College made n good nght.
but 1t was seldom that she could make
good gains The men lacked speed and
did not play together as we'll as the op-
posing team. There was much nre IN
dividuh playing on the part ~ the
spiders, but IL was concerted action and
proper Interference which they lacked in
the critical moments OF the game.
Landlord left half on Woodbury.. was
the star OF the contest In q first scrim-
mage IN the second half he made an
eighty-hve yard run. ana carried the BAN
across the goal amid The 1eafenlng cheers
of his loyal fellow-students. who had
come down TO urge their Representatives
on To victory. The applause was well
meri.ed. for the young gridiron hero
showed in him that mettle which viii
one day bring him TO The front rank OF
the big college players. lie was ably
supported in his spectacular dash by
Granger rlght half. who exhibited O. fine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
Standing OF the Clubs.
New York, 4; Cleveland. 7

CLEVELAND, o.. September % The
H.rhianders Qut themselves fn the run-
ming for Tho American League pennant
today hy trimming Cleveland f.lr to
one. Smiling Al Orth was tho main fea-
tUTe ~ the show. Tc rad Laio.e's men
ar his mercy. The six -i,s made Of him
We're nicely scattered
Bernhard held the eitors safe for
six long innings Then he weakened
and a fusila5e OF singles doubles and
triples in the seventh and eighth net
ted New York two runs each. The game
was pretty. clean hitting doing the dam
age T. the Cleveland ponnar- Score:
Il. ~ J..
Cleveland ..........O 1ooooo-I @
New York ........o 0 0 O oo22 o-4 "a %.
Batteries Bernhard. Bemis and Clark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
Will Stir Audience.

class which Will stir the audience t,
enthusiasm viii be for hunt teams In
which there are six entries. made .,
Deep Run Hunt. ~ Richmond. p..f--o..
4l"Nt. oi fauquier county. Keswick Hunt
or Aihemarle county. Cameron Run Hurf
OF Alexandra county. and two rear,s 80
tNl'u county hunt OF New York
Each team VIII show three hunters
aaen ny members ln fun hunting pink
WIN '4u" c"lors and the competition
WI ne not for tn very best horses es1-
hlni1ed VIII DE shown over the jumps
The association. has found It necessary
% "u.ld forty additional loose boxes to
accommodate the out-of-town horses on
tered here These demand 80 stalls and ion
i''se boxes M the Horse SHOW Building.
AZ me office OF the association. No S14
f'"sl Nam street IL was discovered yes
''""s luat all the loo private boxes had
"'rA sold and that many OF the 3 5ro sea.s
ier each performance had been engaged
PRESIDENT John Thomas Anderson an
n'Inces that all OF the Judges selected nv
'"r Executive Committee viii be here and
WI" remain during the whole show. These
gentlemen are all weu-known horse ex-
per's. and VIII judge in the following
classes owing
ho.d~t-r-- Mr.. Richard r. Carman.
Hrnt.uston. l..
Horses a"d Ponies i'm Harness-Arr. Rich
MA g. Carman. Huntington. L. l.. Mr.
i,.''''"7 B Maitland. Mamaroneck. y. Y.
hunters ana Junpers-Mr A. 5. C-aven
Greenwood. Va. Mr. Alfred B. nracIav
Ne" York Mr. James NICK. Merrvn,a,
Baltimore. Nd man.
Horses ara Ponies Under sadre-Nf-
Fies H. Hnrkamp Fredericlsburr
'.' Mr. Alfred b. Maclay. New YORK.
james ~ Hyde New YORK.
The box holders include manv v-eu
known people throughout the south ana
N'rth and are here printed from the ON
cial list They include.
Arthur ,,.. N. Cannon. N. ]. Moore. Jao.
S Elicit Jr. James l. Fslcke,
Gray. Jr- g.. T. Wlugo. r r %olri.g
w d. Noting. DR. stuart Nc
CURE NJ g. Patterson J. r
Parkinson. Miss Pearl Bodeker. Arrs
Ruby Hodeksr Harvey H. A. saunders.
Jr. Hon. II. u. Flood DR. j. 4. white.
Jno L. Branch. Jno Kerr Byanch. George
] S-1y. Ivan Naltbv. w. g. Reed r. ".
Christian. Iilhurn r. Myers g. r. Dovle.
Henry t.. stuart g. 49, Watson Barton
3D. Grundy Fortiaux Robinson. j. Lane
stern. W. o.. Ramsey. A. r. DeUerlch
.Ir.r+f..r.1 -. -r,ft~a De-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
VIRGINIA OPENS
FOOTBALL SEASON
Defeats the Eleven From St
Johns College by Score
OF IL to o.
CROWD WATCHES NEW RULES


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. September
29.-Vire MIA opened her football season
to-day boy defe.1ng The eleven from n
johns Conese Annapolis. by tho small
score OF u 90 o. in thirty minutes ~
play Tho large crowd which turned out
90 see how the now rules would operate
were rewarded hy seeing abundant play.
although the forward pass was conspic-
uous Joy absence. The officials did noc
allow the play 90 lag at any time. and
as result the players Were almost com
pletely winded the heat being intense
The visiting cadets put up their usual
pluckF game throughout. and for the
greater part Of the second naf had PCS
sesS on ~ the ban Ia this half fhey
successfully worked quarterback kick
for gain ot thirty yards Stevens aid
some DUctaculIr tachlinc NLrcinia'g.
showing was extremely bad. Rhr new
ma terial figured little in the outcome
nearly all Of the gains being made by
captain Johnson Randolph ard Non ~
lasc years team. ELch touchdoun was
made within three minutes of tho close
or the half Johnson scored the first after
successive end runs. and Randolph con-
vertcd Z into q goal. Just before tha
game ended Ke:as fell on "a blocked rt.rt
back ~ st. John s goal line Tfa lfu, ..ir.
Virginia Positions Sr r,br.r
Meyer. ........ieft end ...... Rosiev
lind-..... ......left tackle. ,;,,,.,r,-
spear. ....Ieft guar. ...... ...... ClarIe
Vaughan. centre. Arnold
W iIi'ams-.-. fright guard. Iimptel
cooke fright enckie ...Ouin,bv
Fector---.-- fright end. ..... Rra5,
randolph. quarter back. Bar,ll.v
Johnson. left half back. stevens
Nerf .... right hoff hsoL ,f.
MadduN .... &C.,. fun hack Rq,--.4. .
Halves-l5 minutes Teuchdowns- Iohr-
SON Reidy. Coal from touchdown Ram
doiph. Referee-Pcck Lawrence Tnivcr-
sity) tmpire-Sawrie CSewanee). Lines
man-Heald CVir-inia1. ana Melvin fSt
John 80. substitute Canuiu FOR Spear.
kollock FOR Cooke. Grosscup for Ner.
Archie Randolph FOR Rector. Conrad for
MadduN, Rcily FOR Meyer. Melvin for
Hardicy. Pnck for johnson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
VIRGINIA BOY MANAGES
NAVAL ACADEMY CREW

ANNAPOLIS, ND September O.
Claudius r Hyatt. Of Jonesviue.
Va. has been selected manager OF the
Naval Academy crew for the season Of
1907. Coach Richard Glendon IS now de-
veloping new material from the fourth
class. and has two crews on the water
every afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
FORWARD PASS
BASIS OF CAME
Spectacular to Eye and Requires
More Brains Than Ever
20 Play.
REVIEW OF PROGRESS MADE
BY Sol Metzper-

PHILADELPHIA. PA Scpternbor 90
There has been better chance during
the PAST week than ever before I'd form
an opinion on football as IL WI b.. nl,ved
this fail. as the season has pra-tlosIl1
opened and the work Of the best teams
IL no longer "a secret Then foo the
H7oNR-uD Of the teams az they VIII start
the season. is about assured for au 81
the coaches have from the first tended TO
pick team to 20 ahead with In order
20 perfect team work and have the men
r17s ter the new game
The most Interesting and important
con test thus FAR was the one between
the Carlisle Indians and Villanova the
Indians winning 10 IN % game that
was filled with forward passes fln,hlas
doomed Up stronger than expected. and
forced the redskins to 90 their utmost 10
win the game and incidentally show some
81 the new plays they have worked out.
u IS 20 he remembered that the Carlisle
tea ~ IS always one OF the best. and this
year. for the hrst time IN frs history. IL
Is being coached by Indians exclusively.
Every ate moon the athletic committees
composed az Indians Of the scheol. meets
tire coaches for a pow-wOw over the prac-
tice OF the day before and suggestions
are offered and plans talked over f1r that
days work such policy cannot but
help develop a splendid team for Car
Isle and as they meet Penn sylvarta.
Harvard and Minnesota IN that order
their work IS 20 he watched with interest.
In the Niilanova game Carlisle met
much heavier opponent and after trying
the OId-fashi0ned run and buck game was
forced 20 attempt the new forward pass.
which worked 70 the complete sstisfac-
ton OF the critics who saw the game.
and proved cOnclusively that this play
will form one Of the most important divi-
si0rs OF offeuse ever used IN football
Hitherto coaches have stated that the
forward pass would not be used very
much because Of the risk taken. IN that
the ball goes TO the opponents whenever
Il touches the ground but there seems 20
he no reasonable grounds for that now
that g. has been proven practicable in
several games already.
Basis Of Game.
There is no doubt. judging from TINS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
Opportunities Slipping.

Richmond must provide an opportunity
for ITS qeople . develop its young man
hood and suitable and pronerlv
eluippe- place where they may he d.
Verted and entertained IT, YEAR or
two au available sites within reach win
have been occupied. and there viii be
no athletic park. nor any accessible place
for one. The city already has an ideal
site. topoersphicaNy adapted for just
such purpose, and sufficient In area
for oil the purposes embraced In the de-
mand for 81 That site as stated is
idle and unproductve. comparatively. II
IS not oven ORNATE in its present condf-
tion. t. would cost the city little 20
properly grade this ground. build its run
ming track and improve the present
speedway. lay OF @ baseball diamond a
football Geld, several tennis courts. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

WEST POINT. " r.. September 90 -
The army football team defests3 7Yf,
College here 70 day by score of !. h, FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
Basis Of Game.

There is no doubt. judging from thrs
and from the fact Pennsylvania ana
Yale are both using me same play WITH
telling effect that It VIII form tie basis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
YANKEES WON IN
ONLY CAME PLAYED
NATIONALS HAVE BIG DAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

New York 8. Cleveland
'iher games prevented by rain and
Wet grounds.
Where They Play To-Day.
Washington at Chicago
Boston AZ ST. Louis
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prizes. has attracted the largest
entry in Che history of the show.
me number having reached $50 and by
its MAGNITUDE embarrassed the manage.
m'nt which is finding il IiGiculs to Sc
cu-e loose boxes for the accommodation
u The horses
F'tt.v-sef"1 classes c~- fiioE. ~n4 SO NJ
every performance either eleven or
twelve classes VIII Doe shown. making il
necessary 90 begin tile exhibition NJ r.u
o'clock In order that they may be CON
cludod before midnight.
1t Will he horse week. the week Of tho
show. for never I'm the history Of the
State Will her people have had su.n an
Opportunity or witnessing such n battle
OF harness and saddle horse classes.
In Virginia the hunter is known and
the best ia America are found here. bur
the harness horse and park hack ara
novelties to the people generally. and
their advent Will excite the widest interest
When Lord Baltimore. Newsbo1. Mic
nonette, Rustling SIX and Ringing BELLS
meet. the audience VIII see about th,
greatest lot OF high steppers that tha
country anords. The great bartle viii
take place in the class for gig horses fer
which Mr. a. W. Watson. of Baltimore
has offered silver vase. valued st S,a,
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lContlnued On sccond Paec1
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Five Hundred and Fifty
Cracks" Will Battle
for HOnOrS.
ALL GREAT SHOW
RING HEROES HERE
Madison Square Garden Show
Will Be Forced TO Take Off
It's Hat 10 Virginia This
Year - List Of Ex-
hibitOrs and Box
Holders.

Yvz THIN "A zeek the auditorium a.
y AF West End Park now silent and
oFEy empty. VIII be alive with horses
Y and horsemen. an on edge for
80 lie n,sLt periormances Of
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2O3O-34-36 f NV 10. $4,000
1911 l. NV. l2r. II. 1000
1908 Euclid, Tor. 2b. 5000
1900 Ross pl, Sr, 5000
2929 Macomb, Sr, b.. so. 90
1864 Kenyon, 12-,2b.5p.0O
POLL 18th. 12r. 3b, so. 1900
623 NJ NV. 15r. b. AS. so
2O12 Hillyer pl. 3r. h.45 so
1885 22d NV. Or, b. 45. 90
2945 Macomb, G Park.
Sr. b. 1850
1912 9th NV. -. .b. so
1877 Park I'd. l,'r.b. .45.5O
1867 18th, 10r. b. . 1880
131 Md av lie, Tor, IL. 45. 90
1911 18th NV. Tor. b45. 90
3434 Ashley terrace. @.
Park, 10r., b......45.00
21O8 18th, Tor, b. ..s2 90
210S 18th. Tor, b. $3.50
PTS 18th. Or, b 1880
1414 Irving NV Tor. b40. 80
40 Sd NV. Tor, b. 1850
24l9 18th. Tor, b. 5000
152 e Cap, Sr. b. .40.50
53I to 541 2ls. NV,
Tor, b. ...........4 DO. 90
2149 \ NV, Tor. b. 1000
1921 School. Or, b. $500
$50 NJ NV, Or. b. :. 81 so
1904 Pa av NV, Tor, bar so
1901 Vt av, Tor. b. 1880
1902 S NV, Or, b. .35 so
1928 Harvard, 7r, b.35.5O
2104 LIST NV, 12r. b. $3.50
1903 Vt av, Or, b. 1880
5000 Z NV. 12r, b. 35. so
2504 Pa av NV Tor, b35.50
s123 11th NV. Or. b..35. 90
1918 T NV, Sr, b. .35. 90
ODD G NV, Sr, b. :. .33. so
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