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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07
BURNS BOOSTS
FOR KAUFMAN

Melbourne, Sept. According to
Tommy Burns, the former heavyweight
champion of the world, Al kaufman
has good chance to defeat Jack John.
son in their bout next week
The following is what he thinks of
the Kaufman johnson fight:
while / haven't an exalted opinion
Of Kaufman's abilities, / reckon he
should just about settle the big negro.
He Is a fine, big youngster, as tall as
Johnson, and, in condition, almost up
to his weight. Then he is a white man,
living In San Francisco, who will be
fighting In his own city, and that
counts In big battle. He is a pretty
fair boxer, with a good right hand
punch that should do for the black If
he gets ii home, as 1t has done for
other men he has met. His defense is
not as good as Johnson's, but being O.
tall, big fellow, he will not be SO much
concerned about that as a smaller man
would be.
johnson has only one dangerous
bIow-the right uppercut. He can get
that in effectively with a shorter man
than himself, but I shall be surprised
If he scores heavily with it on Kauf-
mann.
Kaufman is not a fast boxer, but in
that respect there is not much between
him and the black. AT first Kaufman
was regarded as very slow, but he was
not too slow to get through with men
like Screck and Flynn in few rounds.
"Of course, on form II looks like
Johnson winning, and the betting may
go as high as 3 to / against the white
man, but / would like to have a share
of 1T as I know both men. have box
ed with Kaufman, although not in pub
lie, and / believe he will win. Kauf-
mann is looked upon as something of a
joke, going for championship honors.
Well, / was regarded as a joke when
stood up against Marvin Hart, but
the joke was on the other fellows when
the fight had finished.
"A fight to a finish would have been
better for Kaufman, but think he will
manage to do the trick inside the ten
rounds. Kaufman carries fine punch,
and has only to get 1t home few
times to put the issue beyond doubt.
Yes, i'm all the circumstances, / regard
Kaufmann's chances as distinctly good.
and / should like to have share of
the odds"
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GAVE EXHIBITION
OF REAL BASEBALL
ATHLETICS COME BACK YEsTER-
DAY IN FINE FORM, WINNING
BY SCORE or s TO Anew IN.
FIELD WORKED WITH ALL
KINDS or GINGER.

With both teams playing snappy ball,
q class which could not be compared
with the exhibition put up Sunday, the
Fargo Athletics yesterday afternoon
defeated the Grand Forks Picketts 5
to 4, 1t was not the same team that
faced the visitors the day previous.
Nesbit was on first, Tierney cavorted
around second. newcomer, Smith,
covered third in fine shape, and Andy
Rusness was solid at short, comprising
an entirely new infieId. There was all
kinds Of ginger. Forman on the mound
worked with confidence from the start
and was received in classy style by
Jones.
Peter Tierney carried off the honors
for the home team. Out of five times
at bat he Strengthened out Alrich for
three singles and reached first once on
q bingle, tallying pair. Andy Rusness
was there strong with the willow, driv-
ing out a pair Of singles in the first
couple OF times UP.
Franklin started in right garden for
the Picketts, but retired in the first
with broken finger, E. McIlraith TAX
ing his place, which he filled in most
acceptable style.
On the mound Forman got sweet re-
venge after being batted from the box
the day previous. Six safe hits was
the best the visitors could do while Al
rich was swatted nine times. The
strikeouts were seven to eight in fa-
vor Of the visiting hurler.
The Athletics started In the first
round to transact business. Tierney
got a life on Conmy's error and stole
second. scoring on q single by Andy
Rusness, who pilfered the second sta
ton. Nesbit swatted a warm one down
to Kelleher at third and Rusness scor-
ed on the bingle Smith famed. Nes-
bit went out at second and *. BUSINESS
famed.
In the second, Nelson the first man
up, was retired by McIlraith in right
field, who pulled down warm one
after a nice run Jones famed and
then the fireworks started. Forman
took one in the leg, and Tierney singled,
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both scoring on a clean single by Andy
Rusness. The Athletics made their last
score in the sixth, when Nelson singled
and Forman walked. Tierney made his
third hit, scoring Nelson.
There was nothing doing for the
Picketts till the fourth when B. Chand-
Ter singled and stole second and scored
on Conmy's single. who In turn scored
on low throw to first. In the next
frame Alrich got life on Andy Rus
ness error. e. McIlraith singled and
Chuck Chandler did likewise. Nell
raith was caught at the plate after Al
rich scored. Chandler scored on an
wild throw by Tierney to home
Nelson and Nesbit pulled OF fast
double in the fifth while Beck and
Schumacher retired a pair in the
eighth frame, while there was some
complaint on the work of Umpire Nero
by the visitors, he was fair. The score:
m W N,
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-UR p H. BuhIUA-UsHIGE HOURS
10 to IL A. m, to and to p. IA.
once, Stern building. Phone 173-L.
Fargo. n. ID.
Isl. ]. CAMPBELL, IA. D.-PRAGTlCE
limited 10 diseases Of women -4ientto-
Urinary and skin Diseases. Office n0urs;
10 to IL and TO 8. over Mcdonald
Drug Store, Front street. Phone To.
DRs. CALLANDER & MACGREGOR,
Physicians and Surgeons. Oh1ce de Len
dFecle Block. Hours, ii to ~; to o
aud to 3. Telephones: Once, 345-hs
Or, Callander, residence, Basil; DR.. Mac
gregor. residence. il55-L. Fargo.
DIX. A. G. AokRIs. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon Office over Wtlsera Drug
store. COS Front street Hours. . 10 IL
to 8 and TO 8. Telephone 1O34-k4,
office; 1O43K, residence.
DIR. PAUL SORENESS, PHYSICIAN
aud Surgeon. Office laird door Edwards
building Fargo.
DIR. j. q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician. 604 Front street. Phone 674-I4.
otisce hours III to ~ a. No.. and to .
and I:30 p. m.
q. M.vIDAL4, Md, HOMEOPATn G PIX.
stefan and surgeon. Edwards Blk. Fargo.
DRS. BARROW 4 wEIBLE, do LENDRECLE
Block. Office hours from TO p.
DRS. +. H. BAILEY & KACHELMACHER.
Specialists: Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. OF
flee hours 70 AZ and 80 30 8. Offices II the
stern Block.
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MAeEE MAY QUIT PHILLIEs.
Suspended Without Pay for Failing to
Obey instructions.

Philadelphia, Sept. 7.-Sherwood
Magee, the star outfelder of the
Philadelphia National league base
ball club, has been suspended indefi-
nitely without pay by Manager Will
lam Murphy for alleged insubordina-
ton and may never again play bali in
a Philadelphia National league uni
form.
The trouble occurred in Saturdays
game with Brooklyn. Magee Is said
to have disregarded instructions to
play close to second base instead Of
taking long lead. Magee was finally
caught between the bases and run out.
1t is reported that there was warm
time in the clubhouse after the game
which resulted in the players sus-
pension.
Magee says that il anything is de-
Quoted from his salary he will never
play in Philadelphia uniform again.
At the time of the proposed Donlin
deal Magee is said to have expressed
a desire to get away from the Phila-
delphia club.
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Pittsburg. Sept 7.-Chicago gained
sixteen points on Pittsburg in the
race for the National league pennant
by winning the afternoon game by a
score Of s to 3. before crowd of co.
900 persons.
Ground rules were necessary hit
into the crowd which covered the out
field, counted for two bases and many
two baggers resulted from singles that
otherwise would have counted for but
one base.
The visitors took the lead in the
first inning when they secured three
runs and were never headed Willis
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was hit freely. being removed in the
second inning, Liefield taking his
place. Philippe was sent to the
mound in the sixth inning and allowed
but two hits.
Overall pitched strong game. three
singles. a double, a base on balls and
a fielder's choice in the first inning
netted Chicago three runs In the
same period Leach singled, stole sec
ond and scored on Wagner's single
Tinker, the first man up in the second
inning, brought the immense crowd
to their feet with wild cheers when
ne knocked the ball over the left field
fence for home run. A base on balls
two singles and a double gave the
home team their final two runs OF the
contest, Chicago scored again in the
fourth on two doubles and once more
in the ninth The final run caused a
dispute that for a lime threatened to
end the game.
Holman doubled and went 20 third
on Tinkers hit. Tinker started to
steal second. Wagner threw the ball
to Abstein, who dropped ii when
Tinker bumped him, Holman scoring
Practically the entire Pittsburg team
argued the matter with Umpire KLEIN
but to no avail for the run counted and
Tinker was safe.
Evers was put out of the game in
the fifth inning for disputing de-
cision. Score:
R.H.E.
Pittsburg ................... 8 g /
Cnlcago .... a.............. IL O
Willis, Leifleld and Glib
son; Overall and Archer.
Morning Games.
RH.E.
brooKlyn .........sr......,. o
Phhadelpnla ..r..............
Batteries Wilhelm, Huntoon and
Marshall; Moore and Doom.
R.HE
Pittsburg .................. 2
CHlcdgo ..'~..,s..+.-........ ~ D
Batteries Adams and Gibson:
Ruelbach and Archer.
R.H.E.
New York .................. 0 4
BOSTON ..s.s............... 2
Batteries -. Marquet and Meyers;
Brown, Graham and Smith.
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BARNETT * RICHARDSON, ATTORNEYS
AZ Law. Office. and Morton Building.
Broadway, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
Block, broadway, Fargo. Probate praA~
tIce a speciality.
TURNER, Ii. r., ATTORNEY AT Law.
Offices in Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MILLER, HENRY H., ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. over Fargo National
Bank Block, Fargo.
EMEKSON H. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
commercial bank building, Fargo Prac-
tees In ali courts. Particular care given
10 probating estates.
hUoA.sao4,. :. A., ATTORNEY ar Law.
612 Erona street, fargo. Practices In ali
courts. Tax cases specially.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07

German yachtmen have longing for
American cups. Therefore there are
three trim little London boats In
American waters now contesting for
the President Taft and Governor Ora
per cups ct Marbiehead. Mass. The
presidents cup IL offered IN the Son
derkIasse. In IT the Joyette and Won
American boats were winners upon the
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
MiIIers After Rrewers.

Milwaukee, Sept. Minneapolis
made it two victories for the day by
beating Milwaukee In pitchers bat
tie this afternoon, to 0, IN ten in
nings. The winning run was scored
on Collins single, his steal of second,
an out and Moran's error on an at
tempted double steal. Both Young
and Dougherty were in superb form,
1t being an even battle all the way. A
large crowd witnessed the game. The
score:
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after that Detroit hit Graham hard
and ran the bases In frenzied fashion.
Hartzel and Ferris ielded in remark
able style. Score:
Detroit ............... 712 /
st. Louis 4 8
Batteries Mullin and Schmidt;
Graham and Criger.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Even Break For Day.

Cleveland. Sept. 7.-Chicago won the
afternoon game by punching hits off
Berger, Dougherty's three base hit in
the fourth inning being made with
three men on bases. Cleveland bunch
ed three doubles in the fifth but that
was the only inning In which Olmstead
was hit hard. Score:
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DENTISTS.

DR.. j. FRENNETTE DENTIST OFFICE
Huntington Block, over Biiou. Entrance on
Broadway. Fargo, N ID.
DIR. f. u. BALL, DIR. j. H. GRAVES. DIR.
John r. Cr0mb, Or. w. II. Addison, Dentists
Rooms to liz, First National Bank Block.
Office hours $50 to II 40 %, and 30 TO p.
m. Telephone 363-L.
DIR. II. Il. STARTLING, DENTIST, ROOM ).
de Lendrecte Block, corner Front and Sey-
enth Streets south, Fargo N. d.
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Earned runs Athletics /, Picketts 0;
first base on balls, off Forman l. Off
Alrich 2; struck out, by Forman z, by
Alrich g.; left on bases. Athletics 8,
Picketts 5; double plays, B. Chandler
to Schumacher; Nelson to Nesbit; hit
by pitcher, McIlraith /; time of game.
1885; umpire, Nero.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07
Ninth Inning Rally.

Philadelphia. Sent. Philadelphia.
won the afternoon game from Wash
ington by to 5 in ten innings. Wash
ington had the lead by. to 2 when
Philadelphia went to bat in the ninth
inning and scored three runs on bases
on balls to Heilmueller and Collins,
Bakers double and Davis single. In
the tenth inning Livingston singled for
Gangley who batted for Dygert, sac
rif1ced, and Heilmuller drove the ball
into the crowd scoring Livingstone.
Attendances, morning game 1883; aft
ernoon game 23,7s7. Score:
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Tennis Champions.

Cincinnati. Sept. 7.---Three tri-state
championships were decided in the
big tennis tournament here. Robert
Leroy OF New York, successfully de-
Tending his title in mems singles. and
Mrs. Edith Hannah, of Toronto, win
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Here's Another.

Johnnie Kenny writes from Melville.
N. d.. that he wants match az 1876
to 100 pounds and will meet any Fargo
biffer who can make the weight within
those limits. ringside. Kenney doesn't
care who the man is--if the weight Is
made.
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Detroit Took Both.

Detroit. Sept. 7.-Mullin passed two
men in the first inning of the after
noon game and Griggs followed with a
double into the crowd that scored
Stone. Three scattered hits, two Of
them scratches, were ali st. Louis got
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07

lirninaries. The winner Of the Taft
first and second days races. Then
on the third day the HelIvella, Ger
man entrant won out.
The winner Of the four first legs were
the ones to meet In the finals Of the
races Monday Sept q The winner in
this event takes the trophy cup with
out regard % standing Ia the other
races, which were simply trial pre-
trophy Is not eligible to contest for the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07
osTEoPAThlc.

DIR. 4. r. BASYE, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSI
clan, Fargo, Infirmary, Eighth ut. -. Corner
First Ave. Phone 653.
DIR. STEM HANSON, OSTEOPATHIC PHYsI-
clan: graduate American school. kirksville.
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cincy Took Both.
Roth Cot canss.

Brooklyn, Sept. 7-Brooklyn turned
the tables on the Philadelphias' in the
afternoon game winning b. to 2.
The visitors made more hits, but three
OF the home teams drives were for the
circuit two Of them with men on
bases, Bergen distinguished himself
by making home run, his first on
record here. Score:
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indianapolis, Sept. indianapolis
easily defeated Louisville in the af-
ternoon game to /. The visitors
we're unable to do anything with Lind
aman's pitching while the locals
punched their hits with errors. Score:
Indianapolis 1890. ...........7 S /
Louisville ~. ........1 S 4
Batteries Lindaman and Howley;
Decannier and Pietz.
ST. Paul Kansas City no game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07
YOUNG CRITIC MENTAL WRECK.
Former Puaiistic Star IL Arrested by
Chicago Police.

Chicago, Sept. ALFRED Critic,
known as Young Griffo," and for
merly a well known pugilist. Is In a
cell at the Harrison street police sta
ton, physical and mental wreck
Several days ago relatives of the prize
fighter in Australia requested that he
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07

be arrested. They had learned that
he had been drinking heavily and was
in need Of medical attention.
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Rad sox Won.

The red sox put the blocks to the
Moorhead Moose yesterday by an all
most free silver score-winning Is to /.
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governors cup.
This meeting OF the German and
American yachts il q return to the
starting Of the Americans In the KEEL
regetta, and the events will be ar
ranged iii annual affairs. The Germans
have won many friends for themselves
among the followers of yachting BY the
way III which they accepted defeat and
their victories were not begrudged
them.
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lIMnE RTAkER-

AND LICENSED EaEALMER - FUMEEk-
III supplies. J. Y. Rice, south Broad
way Once south OF Mo0dy,s store.
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SWEDISH MASSAGE
Ar1eflfIMTAIlIMr

MRS. EMMA GAD-HOLM = GRADUATE
Swedish Maszeuse, London Hospital Ph0ne
No 603-l4.
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Boston, Sept, THE visitors won
a poorly played game yesterday after
noon. 9 to 6, giving them an even break
for the day Boston went to pieces in
the ninth inning after having the game
apparently safe. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
An Even Split.

New York, Sept. New York split
even with Boston in the double head
err, losing the first game 2 to 0. and
winning the second to 4 in ten in
nings Brown and Mathewson help
ed win their own contests by timely
hitting. Scores:
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Batteries - Plank, Dybert and
Thomas and Livingstone; Groom and
Street.
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Mccarthy Won Game.

Columbus. O., Sept. 7.--McCarthy
won the afternoon game for Toledo
by slipping a homer past Kruger in
the fifth inning with the bases full.
The hit was the fourth of six made
off Leibhardt in this inning. Hick-
man played second for the winners
and his fielding featured. Score;
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-07
Both Got a Game.

Batteries Berger and Bemis; Ohm.
stead and Sullivan.
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Batteries Wood and Carrigan;
Wilson, Hughes, Sweeney and Klein
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Big Gain for Cubs.

Batteries-Rucker and Beren; Mo
NQuillan, Foxen and Doom.
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PIANO TUNER,

WALTER THOMSON. JK-, ExpERT 40
countank Phone 3D1-J ITO Third ave
nue. south. Fargo. N. D.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.
ATTORNEYS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS. OFFICES
Douglas Building, tl3 Broadway, Fargo.
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pROF. wM. KLiMMER. ia NINTH AVE.
nue. south Master tnning ana repairing
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Indians Took Both.

Batteries-Liebhardt Jacobson an
James; Owen and Abbott.
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MAX BASS

General Immigration Agent
20 South Clark Street
Chicago, Iii.
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Mornine Games.

St. Paul Kansas city no game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
TACOMA WILL SAVE NEW
PLAYS FOR LINCOLN AND
USE STRAIGHT FOOTBALL
ON QUEEN ANNE.

The Lincoln High school men,
who will undoubtedly be on the
held Saturday to observe and jot
down Tacoma's new plays, will
lhnd their trip to this city fruit
less.
All indications are that the field
tomorrow will be heavy and too
soft for open play. Old style
football will probably be depend
ed upon by both teams, and II
Tacoma resorts to trick plays,
Coach Perkins has decided that
only those which have already
been used will be uncorked.
Tacoma can beat the light
Queen Anne team. the coach be-
lieves. by straight football. He
does not expect to run up a big
score. but he is satisfied he can
shove the ball across once or twice
with his own defense remaining
impregnable.
During the last two weeks the
local High school eleven has been
taught host of new plays, tricks,
fakes and new uses of the forward
pass. These will be saved for
Lincoln, for Tacoma feels that
Lincoln is going to beat Broadway
Saturday and stay in the race as
a rival for the championship. II
Lincoln plays the game she play
ed against Tacoma in the previous
game, the Old Blue and Gold will
win. but it is reported that Lin
coin will be 90 per cent stronger,
despite the bear reports from the
Seattle camp.
Last practice for the Queen
Anne game. with Captain Beymer
at the helm, will be called to-
night. Adams, the star half back.
VIII be held out for Lincoln. A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
HARVARD MEETS
YALE TOMORROW

Harvard and Yale play tomor-
row. and what is expected to be
the most remarkable exhibition OF
new style football yet chronicled
is reported to be drawing people
by thousands to Boston to see the
game.
The teams will enter the strug-
gle In good shape. Both Captain
Fish OF Harvard and Coy of Yale
Will be in the struggle.
The betting, which at one time
stood 5 to in favor of Yale, now
is listed at to 4, and more Har-
ward support is developing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
OLD CHAMPION
ON TACOMA
TEAM

A strong team will be entered
by the Tacoma Golf and Country
club in the Northwest golf champ
ionships at Seattle. Lewis ".
James, one time champion of
America. recently came to this
city, and will be member of the
team. H. s. Griggs. James Gil
lison, jr.. w. P. Trowbridge, H. J.
lBremmer, Carl Stef5ibins. o. II.
Van Milligen and Karl Thompson
will be the other Tacoma contest
ants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
M CREDIE TO
SEE DUGDALE

PORTLAND, Nov. 19.-Con-
gressman-elect w. w. McCredie,
upon whom the future of the
Northwest league seems to rest
Just now, is still non-commital,
but 1t is expected that after the
conference which McCredie an
nounces he will have with Dug
dale, he will be able to state
whether or not he will stand by
the Northwestern league directors
in their determination to go out
law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
WOODMEN GIVEN
TROPHY

The E. e. Horgan cup, won by
the Modern Woodmen of America
In the Fraternal Baseball league,
was presented at a dance held by
the league at Dreamland last
night by Jack Foster, and receiv-
ed in behalf of the team by r. F.
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MORE MONEY
FOR DOBIE

The board Of control OF the Unit
versity of Washington, last night
showed it's good sense by voting
Coach Gilmour Dobie, the most
successful football instructor
Washington has ever had, a sub
statial increase in salary.
The proposed post-season game
with Colorado university was re-
jected.