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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
Cube IL. Hankinson 9.

Sunday afternoon a good crowd
turned out to see the double header.
Hankinson had a strong team, but
like the cubs. had not practiced much
this season. The fielding of both ag-
gregations was very ragged. The
cubs were especially strong with the
stick and made a number of batting
rallies. --e.a
Lake threw for the locals and the
southpaw got away with the game in
handy fashion.
Rennix was the finger for the Wis
itors. He had great speed In the first
half of the game but lack of condi-
tion forced him to cut out the swift
ones in the latter half and resort to
the splitter. The Hankinson aggrega-
ton should be warm bunch when
they shape UP a trifie better. "
Both teams played with a lack of
ginger and the work was crude but
gave promise Of better things. ,~
q
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
THE FARGO CUBS PLEASE
THE LOCAL ENTHUSIASTS
LOCAL INDEPENDENT AGGREGATION PLAYED THREE GAMES IN
TWO DAYs-TlED, THE OTHER TWo-FlELDlNc
WAS RAGGED STICKING WAS HEAVY.

The Fargo Cubs have been seen in
action The showing was as satis-
factory as any fair minded fan could
expect under the circumstances The
boys have had no opportunity for
practice and naturally there was little
evidence of team work. Their fl ,lding
was--as had been expected--raggei,
but the fans were delighted with their
clouting. Their work with the stick
made up for a multitude of fielding
errors and assured the fans there
would be a lot of fireworks during the
season and many batting rally is in
sight
In the three games in which the
Cubs were seen in action they tied
with the Grand Forks Picketts Satur-
day afternoon and in the double header
Sunday afternoon won from both
sHankinson and Moorhead That was
glory enough for one day.
There are three men who are known
to be OF the calibre that will make
regulars, who have wired they were
coming They are expected daily.
With their addition Messrs. Reineckc
and Clarine will have quite a ball. team.
Captain Clarine is making good as a
catcher. He has great whip and
SIS very fast on his feet He has been
q trifle nervous in the effort To make
a good showing but win soon over
come that
Farrar will fling good when he gets
control. In the meantime ne is hitting
well and is fair sub at first
The fans know what Argesinger can
do and he will not disappoint them.
Anderson is good sticker and a
nice pitcher.
Shelton is all 60 the good at second
and is there with the stick. The fans
already call him a pinch hitter
Lake made strong with the fans
yesterday and viii be all o. k in the
box or in the field.
Sievert has not been seen on the
firing line but plays neat left field.
Stenwick at third looks like a ball
player He has been very ragged in
his fielding and seems quite Indifferent.
Hoffman at short appears to have
plenty of ginger but is rather loose in
his fielding.
Santwire and Smallen did not set
the world on fire Sunday. but may do
better when they get under way.
Cubs z, @. r. Picl<etts z.
The game Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Fargo Cubs and the Grand
Forks Picketts was q tie at the end
of the ninth inning. The Picketts
had to catch a train home and tho
score was left that way.
Farrar of Lisbon who was with the
Fargo Northern league team last year
for awhile. started in the box. He
was unhitable when he got them over,
but was wilder than March hare
whatever that is-and after four In
nings was succeeded by Argesinger,
who did better work.
During the four frames in which
Farrar worked he famed seven men
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
GAMES ALL THIS WEEK
There VIII Be Plenty cF Amusement
for the Fans This Wesb-cubs
and Other Teams viii Play.

This afternoon the cubs are playing
the A. c.
Tomorrow evening beginning at 6: 80
sharp-they play the d. B. c.
Wednesday and Thursday the cubs
play Fargo college
The new men for the cubs are ex-
pected this week and there will be an
opportunity during the next few days
to get more practice work.
Tomorrow night will be the first
evening game of the season and also
the first opportunity the fans will have
to see the ID. b. c. team In action.
The fans who are busy during the day
will have an opportunity to. run out
and see the fun. The game begins at
s: 80 sharp.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17

Starting OF IN the style that made
him one or the greatest pitchers In the
game for 1907 and 1908. Mordecai
Brown. three fingered hurler OF the Chi
cago National pitching star. again
loows up as the star of the cubs hurl-
ers. Twice this season ras Brown gone
down In defeat. but both times at the
hands of Pittsburg. Both were to o
scores, the first being twelve innings
and the second eleven.
Theree times has Brown been sent In
and returned winner He beat ST
Louis and Cincinnati and last week got
against his old rivals. the New York
giants. to win the first and only game
that Chicago took in the series by a.
score OF 4 10 3. In two other games
Brown has been sent In to help out .
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17

kota field at the agricultural college
college Saturday afternoon. Full of
snap and vim. the meet proved that
these events have become permanent
affairs In high school athletics I'm North
Dakota
Despite the digagreeahle condition of
the weather, which most people con-
sidered was far better for football than
the more summery athletics. the at
tendance was such as to greatly en-
courage the promoters of the meet.
Fully $50 people witnessed the sports
Their enthusiastic reception OF some of
the brilliant events lent warmth to the
otherwise chilling conditions From
every point Of view the contest was O
success.
There were six high schools repre-
sentedFargo, Valley City, Mayville.
Hankinson. Grand Forks and Moor
head. Valley City carried away the
pennent with total record of ffty-five
and two-thir points, while Fargo was
a close second. with forty four and one
third points.
Valley City won first place principal
ly through the brilliant work of Harry
Davidson. who was undoubtedly the
star of the meet In some events his
work was phenomenal. He carried off
five first places, besides taking third
place in the pole vault and tieing for
third in the high jump. |a
Beat Interstate Records.
In the hammer throw. Davidson was
especially brilliant. With a throw of
lat feet 9 inches he beat all high
school records in North Dakota and
Minnesota. with apparently perfect
ease he projected the twelve-pound
hammer nine inches over the Mime
sofa state high school record, and was
cheered to the echo by the people in
the grandstand. He also carried off
first honors in the broad jump, twelve
pound shot put discus throw and 440-
yard run. s' .... ...-.A
Roy Cruikshank of Fargo greatly
pleased the spectators when he, carried
off first places In the half mile and
| mile runs. Both these contests were
very trying on the young men entered,
| and the records made were very good
considering the fact that the strong
| wind greatly effected the contestants.
Merritt Kimbali, also of Fargo won
first. place in the 22O yard hurdles.
In the track events the contestants
we're nicely matched. There was 1T
tie struggling, and all came In in a
bunch, which delighted the spectators.
Another event which kept the specta-
tors on their toes was the high jump.
This first place was draw contest
between Clarence Victim of Mayville
and Claude Runyon If Valley Cby.
When the bar was. up to five feet one
inch these two young men were left
to themselves for first honors. Raised
to Ave feet two inches both made the
jump. Again at five three inches they
took the bar, while the audience
cheered. On draw Victim was de-
| clared first and Runyon second. This
| let Mayville into the game nicely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
PAPKE The VICTOR
in CYCLONE fight

San Francisco, May t7.--Billy Papke,
the Illinois Thunderbolt came back In
his oldtime form here Saturday in his
battle with Hugo Kelly. the Italian
middleWeight, who next to Stanley
Ketchel has been the greatest STUN
block in the ring career of the Spring
Valley wonder. and after one minute
and nine seconds OF the fiercest kind
of fighting the italian was knocked
cold and stifF by terrific right and left
swings.
And once again the Kewanee youth
is hailed as the wonder OF the middle
weight division now that Stanley Ket-
chel has taken a fiyer into the heavy
weight circle.
Papke opened with wild rush and
forced Kelly TO the ropes. where the
Chicago man, blocking several terrific
swings for the head. came back with a
couple OF hard body blows. Papke
stuck close, however ripping In tree
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
ATHLETICS Won
AT GAINESVILLE
JONES SHOWED GOOD FORM IN
THE BOX BUT HIS SUPPORT
WAS FRAYED AROUND THE
EDeEs-RoYs PUT UP A FAST
CONTEST.

The Fargo athletics went to Barnes
vile yesterday and annexed a scalp.
They made dozen scores while the
Minnesotans were acctSsnulating two
thirds that number.
Jones was on the hill for the ath-
letics and showed improved form
over his other work this season. He
held the Barnesville sluggers to three
hits but ragged work behind him per-
mitted the scoring of the Minnesotans.
The athletics have not practiced sufh
ciently to show much team play but
yesterdays game was an improve
ment over earlier form.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
Cubs 6, Moorhsad o.

The second game Sunday was be-
tween the cubs and the Moorhead in
dependents. Owing to the length of
the first contest the latter was staged
for only five innings.
Anderson was the man on the Ar
ing line for the locals and in the
quintette of frames allowed Moorhead
neither hit nor run. He was wild at
several stages but fast work by his
teammates prevented scoring.
Oscar Ausness hurled for Moorhead
and he was no puzzle. In the four
innings in which the cubs faced him
they piled up eleven hits and FIVE
of their six runs were earned.
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badly going pitcher. Both times the
game has gone as a cub victory.
In 1908 II was Brown who was the
mainstay OF the cubs STAFF. When II
came to a show down. Brown was the
man that Chicago relied upon. It was
he who was sent In TO- beat the giants
In that decisive replay at the end Of the
season, and BY his work there landed
the game for. Chicago.
There are some pitchers who loom
head and shoulders above all their RI
walls. Brown is one of these. Mathew
son Is another. The race for honora
in the National between these two was
close. Both will be watched much
more carefully this season than IN pre-
vious years, provided their teams are
up lii the race which looks to be the
probability right now.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17

Two base hits, Clarine, Widman 2,
Anderson; three base hits, Farrar, Ar
gesinger, Shelton q; bases on balls, off
Farrar 6, off Shannon strikeouts, by
Farrar Z, Argesinger 4. Shannon 5. wild
pitches, Argesinger; sacrifice hits, Sic
vert 2, passed balls. McIlraith; left on
bases, Fargo Z, Picketts 6; double plays
to Farrar to Clarine; Shan
non TO Schumacher.
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and walked six. When he gets con-
troll he should be some pitcher. He
did not allow the Picketts but one
hit and Argesinger permitted them
only three more
Shannon threw for the visitors and
was hit freely enough to win two or
three games. Thirteen safe ones were
swatted and they included two for
two sacks and four triples. Ragged
fielding by the locals at critical stages
was responsible for the visitors runs
In the seventh inning peculiar de-
cision was made by the umpire. The
Picketts were at bat One run had
been made and two were out. A man
was on third when McIlraith slammed
one of Argesinger's benders to the
fence. But in running the Grand Forks
catcher failed to touch first and was
called out
The umpire ruled that the run
counted, as II was made before the
ball was returned to first to complete
the play. Under that rullag the score
would have stood 8 to z 1T the end ..
the game.
The umpire however. was clearly
wrong-under the famous MerISle de-
cision, which resulted in the tie be-
tween New York and the Chicago Cubs
last fall and prevented New York from
wining the pennant 1t will be re-
rnembered there were two out A man
was on third and Merkle was on first
The batsman hit single but Merkle
failed to run onto second. was called
out and the runner from third was not
permitted to score, leaving the game
tie.
In Saturdays game the point is still
stronger, because the runner McIlraith
failing to touch first, was never le-
gally on that sack and was the third
out so the man from third could not
possibly have scored-under the cir
cumstances.
With this construction the score was
a tte--7 to
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jump. was Yale, 5s1-5 points; Har-
ward. 4s4-s.
Three dual records were broken,
and In two other events better than
record time was made, but in one In
stance the figure was not allowed and
in the other the time was made IN a
trial heat.
OF the three records roken, the mo-
table one was In the two-miIe event
when HI. JauQues OF Harvard made
the distance in . minutes. 4s 4-5 Sec
cnds, 64-5 seconds under the record
Of M. p. stone Of Harvard three years
ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17

Two base hits, Helm; bases on balls,
off Lake /, off Rennix 8: strike outs,
by Lake 8, by Rennix IL; hit by pitch
er, by Rennix 1; sacrifice hits, by
Santwire, Smaller 2, Lyman; stolen
bases, Fargo Z, Hankinson 1; passed
balls Roberts l.: left on bases, Fargo
g. Hankinson S; double plays, sievert
TO Shelton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
HANLINE DEFEATS
DAKOTA ON TRACK

Grand Forks. ". D., May 17.-Ham-
line won the field and track meet with
the University of North Dakota Sat
urday, by score Of SO to 40. The
university had 1t on Hainline in field
work, while the visitors got away with
most Of the runs. BY falling near the
goal when safely leading in both the
hurdle events, c. o. Stee of the uni
versity, lost ten points for the univer-
sity and spoiled chance for break
ing even.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
LANeFoRp AND kETcHELL.
Men viii Co Ten Rounds on Coast
July f2.


New York. May 17.--wiliis Britt.
manager of two champions, Stanley
Ketchel and Battling Nelson, is happy.
He has received a telegram from Tom
McCarey, fight promoter of Los Ange-
les, in which McCarey says he has
received q cablegram from Joe Wood
man, manager Of Langford. who is In
England at present. accepting his Of
fer of guarantee of $4,000 for Lang
ford's end in ten-round battle with
Ketchel at McCRreys Pacific Athletic
club. on Monday evening, July IL
'That settles the match now" said
Britt. Il think Stanley has an excel
lent chance of beating Langford.' .
Ketchel expects to leave for California
the latter part of next week. to begin
training for the battle.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
YALE TRIUMPHED
OVER HARVARD

New Haven, Conn. May In the
best OF weather for fast time Yale
beat her rival from Cambridge In the
annual dual games on Yale feld yes
tarday afternoon. the margin OF VIC
Asry being rs peants. The total
scoze. which was nct determined un-
"a after the last tries in the broad
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
VALLEY CITY
ATHLETES FIRST
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM FROM
BARNES COUNTY METROPOLIS
CAPTURE HoNoRs IN INTER
HIGH SCHOOL INTERscHoLAs-
TIC MEET-FARGo SECOND.

In what was undoubtedly the best
inter high school track and field meet
ever held in the state, Valley City won
first place and Fargo second. This was
the annual athletic meet held on Da-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17

DIR. n IA. BURTON-OEEICE HOURS
10 10 IL a. m, q to s and to D. m.
Once, Stern building. Phone 17S-L.
Fargo. M ID,
u. j.. CAMPBRLL, M. p. = PRACTICE.
limited to diseases OF women CenitO-
Urinary and skin Diseases. Ofkice hours:
10 TO 12 and to s. Over Mcdonald
Drug Store Front street. Phone 72g.
DRS. CALLANDER AND MACGREGOR,
Physicians and surgeons. office deLen-
drecie block. Hours, i'll TO IL: = 20 D
aud to s. Telephones: Office 345-K;
Dir. CailNnder residence 346.L; DIR. Mac.
Cregor residence 1861. Fargo.
liz. 4. O. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over Wilser'H drug
store, COS Front street. Hours, to IL
10 b and to 8. Telephone 1043-L. Of.
Gee; 1043K, residence.
DIX. PAUL E0RKNlEES, PHYSICIAN
aud Surgeon. Once third door Edwards
building. Fargo.
nARH0W u WEIBLE, PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons OfEices. deLendrecie
block corner Seventh street south and
Front street. Ofiice hours to and
Z to 3 d. 10.
lDR. j. q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, 8D4 Front street. Phone
DT4EL. Once hours, Ii to liz .. M, and
2to 5 and 80 to 8:30 b. no.
i WI. VIDAL, M. d, HOMEOPATHIC PHY-
sician and surgeon. Edwards block, Fargo.
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The Nome man feels that he can put
Gratias' back on the mat. There is
q big side bet up and as the men have
some ill-feeling over the matter--the
match should be a hummer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17

Earned runs, Fargo s. bases on balls,
off Anderson 6; strike outs, by Ander-
son s, by Rusness /; left on bases,
Fargo q. Moorhead g.: double plays,
Clarine to Shelton to Farrar: Rusness
to Bolster to Thompson to Lee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17

Two base hits, Thorp, Mcguire, Pet
erson; bases on balls, off Jones 4; off
Kassa 4, Anderson 2: strike outs, by
Jones z: by Kassa 8, Anderson 2,
Glascum 8; wild pitches, by Kassa;
sacrifice hits, by athletics, 2.
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eratias and Christensen,

Roy Gratias of Fargo and Ray
Christensen of Nome are to wrestle
this afternoon at the Norwegian In
dependence day celebration at Nome.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17

son, probably the best known profess
sional player of the entire northwest.
has secured the management OF the
Menasha. Wis, club.
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PHONE 1850
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT IL RICHARDSON, ATToR-
\ neys at Law. Office. and o Morton
! Building, Broadway.
ROBERTS, AGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block. Broadway. Fargo Probate prac-
tict speciality.
TURNER, H. H., ATTORNEY AT Law,
0fAces In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MILLER, HENRY B., ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Over Fargo National
B&nk block, Fargo.
ROBINSON, j. E., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
612 Front street, Fargo. Practices In all
courts. Tax xAcases sDecialty.
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THE EVENTS AND RECORDS.
Hiah Jump.

feet 3 inches.
Claude Runyon. Valley city. second.
Harry Davidson, Valley city, Mer-
ritt Kimbalr, Fargo, and Arthur
Simpson. Fargo, tied for third place.
Broad Jump.
Harry Davidson. Valley City, first,
1S feet 5 inches.
Fred Green, Hankinson, second.
Clarence Metzins Mayville, third.
- Twelve Pound Shot Put.
Harry Davidson. Valley city, first,
43 feet IS inches.
Claude Runyon, Valley city, second.
Clarence Victim, MayvilIe, third.
TwelVeJPound Hammer Throw.
Harry Davidson. valley city. FIRST,
lat feet g. inches.
Robert Dunlop, Fargo. second.
Guy Elkin, Mayville, rnird.
Discus Throw.
Harry Davidson, Valley city. first.
81 feet ? inches. r
Arthur Simpson, Fargo. second.
Guy Elkin. Mayville, third.
100 Yard Dash.
CiduuS huIAydH' Ndltoy S4tyt nESL.
Time, 10 2-5 seconds.
Merritt, Kimball, Fargo. second.
Albert Hemp, Valley City, third.
22o.Yard Dash.
Claude Runyon. Valley City. first.
Time 23 As seconds.
Albert Hemp, "; ley CITY, second.
Merritt Kimball, Fargo. third.
12o-Yard Hurdle.
Albert Hemp, Valley city, frst.
Time 1S AS seconds.
Merritt Kimball, Fargo, second.
Claude Runyon, Valley City. third.
22o-Yard Hurdle.
Merritt Kimball. Fargo, first. Time
2S 3-5 seconds.
Fred Wood, Fargo, second.
Kenneth Read, Grand Forks. third.
44o- Yard Run.
Harry Davidson, Valley City, first.
Time So 2-5 seconds.
Merritt Kfmball, Fargo, second.
Fred Wood, Fargo, tnird.
F4aIf-n1ile Run.
Roy Cruikshank, Fargo, first. Time
2:14 3-5. fl6
v. Lowell, Mayville. second.
Kenneth Read, Gra=rd Forks, third.
One Mile Run.
Roy Cruikshanks, first Time sos.
Arnold Prickel, Fargo. second.
v. Lowell, Mayville, third.
Pole VaGIty
Kenneth Read, Grand Forks, frst,
9 feet.
Fred Wood, Fargo, second.
Harry Davidson. Valley City, third.
Half-nniie Relay Race.
Won by Valley CITY team in
1:44 as.
The Contestants.
Valley City--Will Bublitz. Elmer
Cowdrey, Harry Davidson, Albert
Hemp, Claude Runyon, Bernard
Swanson and Bert whitley.
Fargo-Hugh Clark, Roy lCruik-
shank, Robert Dunlop, wahland
Hines, WIN. Keye. Merritt Kimball,
Ray Lawrence. Hal Pollock, Arnold
Preckel, Harry Ruscn, Arthur simp-
son. Mason Spalding, Earl Turner
and Fred Wood
Mayville Guy Elkin, ". Lowell and
Clarence Victim.
HankinsonF Fred Greene, Arthur
Spottswood.
Grand Forks Kenneth Read.
Moorhead Renal wife.
Lidgerwood Leonard Wfrtenberger.
Prizes for the fret, second and
third places, were awayded by Pres
u III. Worst or the agricultural college
test held Saturday nigat In the col
lege chapel. Winners of first places
were given gold medals second
places silver medals and third places
bronze medals. The winning school
was given the beautiful silk banner.
which in this contest was awarded to
Valley city,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-17
Notice to Contractors.

Notice TO Contractors.
Bids wanted for the construction OF
140 feet OF concrete sidewalk on the
corner of Third avenue and Fifth
street north. according to plans of
city engineer. All bids must be in BY
May 26. y. r.. Gravelle.
(May 10-17).
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PIANO TlJNEH

PROF. VIM KLIMMEF., g14 NINTH AyE.
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Accf,tlMTANY',. I,
PHYSICIANS.

WALTER THOMSON. Dr., EXPERT AC-
countant Phone 399-J. 112O Third ave
nue south. Fargo, N. p.
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With Fargo Last Year.
Minneapolis Tribune: "Tooty Thomp-
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K1e RI TAKEH

AND LICENSED EMBALMER. FUNERr
al Supplies. j. IT. Rice, South Broad
wans Once south OF Moody'a store.
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FoR STATE NEWS READ FORUM
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