The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-25

1900, by Mason Nutwood. 2:22; dam
Tempter, PAGER. brown mare, foaled
1903, by Tempter, PIG Ia, dam Top
sey dam of Tempest, 1922 LAD by
Blue Bull, Jr., 2S7S: Adrian B., trot-
ter. foaled 1899 by B. r. p, 2:O9 81,
dam Fleet Wilkes, 2:24 Ia trotting, by
Adrian Wilkes.
j. E. Fladeland, Portland, N. D., has
IN training two PAGERS and two
thoroughbred runners. The PAGERS
are: Anna Marie. 2:19 IA, sired by
Ernest w., full brother to Roy
Wilkes, 2:06 Ia. dam Eva by Eyekim.
Anna Marie is full sister to Nestor,
2:1S 1-2, and Ernest w., 2:16 Ia.
His other PAGER is the chestnut mare,
Bird Lii, sired by Little Mike, 2:1S Ia.
Bird l.. has two year old record of
2:44 Ia. The runners are sired by
imported Florist and imported McNirl
respectively.
Minot, N. D., will be the scene of
training operations for the former
Iowa reinsman. Dan Alleman, who
has been spending the winter at Willis
ton. N. D. He will open public stable
at Minot and will campaign through
the International circuit. At present
he IS handling Nellie NJ, 1920 Ia, a
mare that was good campaigner last
season and is expected to step below
2:15 the coming season. She is owned
by John Moore of Minot.
Willet Sheldon, 2:2O, will probably
be the king pin in the string Of horses
owned by r. E. Jones of Britton, S.
D.. and that will he trained by his
son, Ed Jones. This horse is now six
years old and took his record in the
fourth heat Of race at Casselton, N.
D., in his four year old form. His sire
is Jim Sheldon, 2:21 1-2, son of
Lockheart, 2:OS 1-2, and his dam is
Lena .Willetts, 2:14, by Ferguson,
son of George Felkes. Mr.. Jones will
also campaign Gualmas, 2:16 Ia, by
Prodigal, dam by Jersey Wilkes.
Following is the Central circuit of
North Dakota: Courtenay, June Is, -
and 20; Darlington, June %. 26 and
~; New Rockford. July 8, and s;
Valley City, July 9, 10 and IL; James,
town, uly 16, II and 10; Kensal, July
%, "a and %; Wimbledon, July 80, 81
and August 1; Fessenden, August S, 6
and Z; Harvey, August 8, 9 and 10.
The classes and purses:
2:35 class for trotters only, $4,000
2:35 class for trotters only, $4,000.
2:24 class for trotters stake, $4,000.
2:35 class for PAGERS only, $4,000.
1927 class for PAGERS stake, $4,000.
1922 pace of 2:18 trot, 100000.
2:18 pace or 2:14 trot, $4,000.
2:14 pace or $50 trot, $4,000.
4 1-2 furlOng running race, $4,000.
So mile running race, 100000.
key-Game on sports
Forge, N. D., March 25.-The Cries.
cent Five basketball team of Evanston,
ILL.,. which plays the agricultural COL
legt here on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, has had remarkable success
in its return from the Pacific coast,
en- route to the windy city. Since the
team left Los Angeles on Feb. Is, they
have played twenty-five games, and all
but two of these contests have resulted
in victories for the Crescents. Begin
ming with Santa Cruz, CAL, and up to
last Saturday night, when they played
and defeated the Spokane Athletic club
51-16, the Chicago boys have played
wonderful basketball and have hopes
of making clean sweep right across
the country, but local followers of the
game think that the Crescents will
strike a snag when they meet the
Aggies.
When the team will have reached
Fargo they will have Travelled a little
more than 5000 miles which adds an
interesting feature to the team as they
have played in twenty-three different
states, ranging from New York and
Pennsylvania on the east and Cali
fornia and Washington, on the west,
and the two royal provinces of British
Columbia and Ontario,