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SUNDAY BASEBALL
OR No LEAGUE

Utica, N. Y, Aug. 11.-Unless Sun
day baseball is permitted in the New
York State league, it Is extremely
doubtful whether the league will con-
tinue after this season." said Pres.
John H. Farrell, following a meeting OF
league representatives this afternoon.
The meeting was called to consider
the agitation against Sunday games,
the closing Of the, present season ear
licr than scheduled and the cutting of
salaries. -.
After the conference Farrell said the
present season would be played out
with changes in the schedule to cut
down travelling expenses. No Sunday
ball will beu attempted in New. York
state though. Scranton and Wilkesbarrc
will continue to play Sunday games
on the home grounds.
1.-THE league" said President Far
rel, cannot exist without Sunday
baseball. 1t is, therefore, with the
baseball loving people to see that Sun
day games are permitted next year by
law"
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Crystal, N. D., Aug. s,-To The Fo-
rum: Two men shocked all the grain
that was cut by five binders on the
farm Of j. ]. O'Sullivan last week.
Misses Laura Danferfield and Mary
Cops OF Grafton, visited at ]. J. O'sul-
livan's last week
Mrs. Marsden and baby Of Grand
Forks are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Marsden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mitchell.
Louis Mangan, who has been in the
western part Of the state for the past
year has returned home.
On Thursday morning, while driving
to town with a horse and buggy. Miss
Sophia Burke, with her two aunts. Mrs
Nugent of st. Paul, and Mrs. s. BechteI
of Cavalier, were overtaken by Otto's
automobile. The horse became fright
ened and began at once to run away.
MIR. Otto jumped and caught the horse
by the bride. The automobile went on
until 1t ran into a tree. Mrs. Nugent
was badly hurt, though not seriously.
The ladies went on into town and Mr..
Otto got his automobile which was not
much hurt.
Nn~ ~
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BROWN HALFBACK
Joins EMF CO.

A recent addition to the star Of the
EMF Co. Is Leigh Lynch, the well
known race driver who has accepted a
position in the claims department, his
duties being intimately connected with
the new guarantee of the company
whereby every EMF "30' and Fland-
ers "20' is warranted for a year as
absolutely free from defect in material
and workmanship. 1t is also possible
that Mr.. Lynch may be used in some
Of the competitive work in which the
EMF Co. teams are engaged Iiber-
ally for the fall campaign.
Mr.. Lynch has been a well known
figure in sport for several years, play
ing halfbaek on several Brown univer-
sity football elevens, including the
champion team OF 1902 and having
since played professional baseball In
the Southern and National leagues, his
engagement in the latter organization
having been with the New York giants.
In the racing arena he won many
classic trophies, including the Wheeler
Scheblor in 1909 and second in the
same event this year. He holds sew
eral worlds records, including that for
a half mile in :32 on a two-lap horse
track-a figure at which Barney Old
field has shot in vain on several &C.
casions.
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MORE trial RACES
AT MARBLEHEAD

Marblehead, Mass, Aug. 1.-Two
more trial races to select an American
team of three yachts to meet the chal-
longing Spanish boats were sailed off
here today in steady, whole-s sail
breezes and choppy seas and the Har-
pooh, owned by c. F. Adams, End,
of the Eastern Yacht club, once more
stamped herself as the best sender
boat of the year in at least light
and moderate conditions and she seems
almost certain to be assured of place
in the international contests next week
AS the Beaver, owned by c. H. w.
Foster, also of the Eastern Yacht club,
won both races in the second division
today, her chances for participation
in the international contests are also
considered fairly good. While the
committee will not commence their
eliminations until after tomorrows
races, 1t is expected that the Harpoon,
Beaver, Gina, Lady, Sally XII. and
Joyette viii be chosen for the semi
finals. --
The yachts were compelled to wait
until 1880 p. m. until the sport began,
owing to lack of win.
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NAUSHON WON 0. S.
HOTEL STAKES

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 11.-R. T. Will
son, jr's Naushon won the $s,44O net
United States hotel stakes, six fur
longs. The colt was neglected in the
betting owing to the fact that the
stable was not sure of how he would
run in the mud.
Iron Mask was played for good
thing, being backed down from to l
to to s at the close The field was
sent away to an almost perfect start.
When they Strengthened out for the
run to the wire, Butwell cut Naushon
loose with the whip and the colt re-
spending gamely, caught Iron Mask
at the last furlong pole and breezed by
him to win in gallop by four lengths.
Iron Mask was three lengths in front
of Novelty.
The crowd was good considering the
weather but the track was heavy.
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SPOKANE PITCHER
SOLD TO White SOX

Spokane, Aug. 11.-Turning down of,
fers made by three other major league
clubs, Pres. Joseph Cohn of the Spo-
kane club last night sold Pitcher
Jesse Baker to the Chicago team OF
the American league.
Cohn refused to state the price paid
by the white sox for the crack left
handler, but Chicago reports state that
$4,000 and two players were turned
over to the big Indian for him.
1t was reported that Baker Is to re-
port Immediately to Comiskey, whose
pitching staff has been recently ripped
full of holes. Cohn denied this today,
repeating his statement that he would
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Cor G.


Addison, N. D., Aug. s-To The Foo
rum: The funeral Of A. H. Meinecke
was held from Canaan church Sunday
afternoon and was largely attended.
Mr.. Meinecke was one of the pioneers
In this country and highly respected.
He was an accomplished musician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meinecke had the priv
ilege OF celebrating their golden we'd
ding anniversary some months ago.
His widow and seven children survive
him.
r. w. Suckow and Paul Buchholx
visited in Goshen Sunday.
A. c. Zimmerman came over from
Emblem in his auto to attend the
Meinecke funeral.
Miss Lenora Schwartz In visiting IN
Wimbledon. "a
Threshing here has been In progress
for some days.
A. F. Schwartz got a yield OF sixteen,
bushels per acre. the wheat weighing
sixty-four pounds per bushel. =
Cor. A. }.
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PACKEY TO fight
IN AUSTRALIA

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Packey McFar-
land, the .stockyards lightweight who
recently returned from a successful
trip to England, where he fought a
twenty round draw with Freddie
WEIGH, will go to Australia soon to ac-
cept a proposition from Hugh McIn-
tosh, the fight promoter of of the anti
podes. Mcintosh has offered Packey a
fixed sum to fight three battles there
and the little Irishman said last night
he would accept the offer.
The fight game in this country does
not look any too good to me right now"
Pacged said land l can make more
money by accepting McIntosh's offer
than / could by taking part in dozen
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State Of North Dakota, County OF
Cass.-In district court, Third Judicial
District.
William J. Early, Plaintiff, VS.. w.
e. Head and w. z. Head Co, Defend
ants, and Fargo Ice Cream and Cider
Co., Gardner Hotel Co., a corporation.
and e. o. Chase, Garnishees.-Sum-
mons.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint In this action, which Is
filed in the office of the clerk OF the
District Court of the Third Judicial
District, In the city of Fargo. county
of Cass and state of North Dakota
and to serve a copy OF your answer
upon the subscriber within thirty DAYS
after the service Of this summons upon
you. exclusive OF the day OF service I
and in case of your failure to appear
or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated this Ord day OF June. 191n Il
EMERSON I'll. SMITH. Is
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Rooms and 8, Commercial Bank,
Building, Fargo. N. d.
(July 21-2s; Aug. 4-11-1s-251
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not weaken the local team by turning
over the leagues leading twirler at
this time.
Baseball men, however, are of the
opinion that Cohn would be justified
In selling the player for immediate de-
livery II that condition would increase
the price received for him. Spokane
fans have not been Supporting the To-
cal team, which has led the league
practically all season and has been
playing an excellent article of ball.
but which has been losing money on
attendance.
Coast critics insist that IL Cohn ia
offered an opportunity to recuperate
on sales the money lost on gate re-
ceipts he could not be censured for do
ing so.
ut is not true that will let Baker
go before the end Of our season." sta
ted Cohn by wire today. 81 refused
an offer Of $4,000 to deliver him i'm
mediately."
President McCredIe Of the Portland
team in the Coast league tried to sell
Felix Martinke to President Cohn Fri
day night, but the Indian magnate re-
fused to accept the offer. Martinke is
said to be down and out and Cohn re-
fuses to be loaded up with players Of
that variety, preferring developing the
"bushers" to playing dead ones"
Martinke was one OF the most prom
Using players in the Northwestern lea
que. He played in the outfield for Ia
coma and for Vancouver and then was
sold into California. He opened the
season this year with Vernon and for
several weeks led the league in hitting
getting two or three hits in every
game played. Then he slumped and
was sold to McCredie who is now seek
ing a chance to send him back into
this league.
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the Tigers will put them within nine
and one-half games of first place. and
that's hardly near enough, figuring
that the race has less than two month";
to run. But should the Tigers take
all five, or four out Of five, It viii put
them decidedly in the running, and as
they are Internationally the gamest
team in Ban Johnson's league, they
Will probably come and and capture
their customary championship. How
ever on dope, 1t looks as If the series
should be a 3-2 one, and even II the
Tigers grab the odd verdict that will
leave them nine and one-half games
to the bad, with simply a fighting
chance to head of the Athletics.
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KAUFMAN Fight
Will Be TONIGHT

Philadelphia, Aug. 11.-With Al
Kaufman of California and Sam Lang
ford, the negro heavyweight from .Bos-
ton, In the city ready to do battle, the
six-round bout between the men SEIZED.
uled for last night at the grounds OF
the Philadelphia National league base
ball park was postponed. Weather
permitting, the men will meet tonight
Kaufman arrived in Philadelphia
yesterday and seems confident of vic
tory. Delaney, his trainer, was equally
confident. He said
"Al Will beat that fellow. He will
simply fight the Tar Baby of his
feet"
Johnson says that Kaufman is the
second best man.
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PARIS MISTAKES
jim FOR JACK

Paris, Aug. 11.-Many Partisan fight
fans were fooled by the fiaring posters
of Jim Johnson" an ungainly negro,
draped in an American flag, who was
billed to fight Sam McVey yesterday
The Parisians thought that perchance
Jim was Jack the new worlds cham
.pion. The bout was staged and went
to q draw in 15 rounds, Jim showing
lots of speed and aggressiveness.
McVey was overconf1dent and for
tunate in not losing the fight. He I'M
derestimated his opponents ability In
the early rounds, but braced beauti-
fully later and gained a draw.
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fights here. If Wolgast cares to make
good his assertions to stop me in ten
rounds for a $4,000 side bet, will make
1873 pounds ringside for him, and call
off my trip to Australia"
Paekey Considers Two Offers.
Packey asserted that he might accept
an offer from Cass WEIGH to fight in
Kansas City and that he also had re-
ceived tempting bid from Billy Glib
son of the Paramount club of New
York to meet some one the latter part
of tbs month. Mcfarland said he
would call off all these proposed fights
to get match with Wolgast.
With the arrival of his ninety horse
power racing car today from Atlantic
City Jack Johnson, worlds champion
heavyweight pugilist, will make a trip
to Elgin tomorrow to tear off a few
miles on the new speedway, which has
just been put in shape for the races
to, be held there on Aug, 26 and %.
Jack to Race Against Time.
On account Of his theatrical tour.
which begins one week from today, the
big champion will not be able to take
part in the races, but he is anxious
to see what kind of time he can make
over the course and then compare his
marks with records made on the DAYS
of the meeting
Johnson has two offers to appear in
Racine, Wis, and Hammond, ISd., be-
fore he starts on his long BUR one
week from today. He may accept both
propositions today. According to Jack,
there is nothing new in the fight line.
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SPORTING EDITORS CORNER.

The most idiotic story of the season
was flashed out Of Boston Saturday
morning. The yarn was evidently put
together by a Boston Iow-brow who's
smoking a cheap brand. Briefly, II
says: ny Cobb or Larry LaJoie viii
soon appear in a Red Sox uniform
President Taylor has displaced Lord
and made Wagner captain. Detroit or
Cleveland will get Lord.
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Lorraine Defeats Sherwood.

Lorraine, N. D., Aug. 11.-LoraiHe
played it's last game Of the season by
defeating the Sherwood baseball team
by a score of 10 to 8. The feature of
the game was the pitching of Tieger,
striking out the last nine men.
Batteries-For Lorraine, Wittinger,
Teiger and Smith; for Sherwood, Com
peau and Jarvis.
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Victory for White sox.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Purtell's triple in
the twelfth followed by Collins single,
gave the Chicago team 2 to 1 vic
tory over Boston today. Chicago got
away to one run lead in the first on
a double steal, but the visitors tied 1t
up in the eighth when Lang blew up
temporarily. Score:
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PHYSICIANS,

g. j. CAMPBELL, III. ID. - PRACTICE
limited to diseases of women - GenIto
Urinary and Skin diseases. once hours
10 to IL and 3 to 8. Over Mcdonald
Drug store, Front street. Phone 100.
DIR. F. II. BURTON-OFFICE HOURS
10 to IL q. m. to and s to D. "a.
once, Stern buildnng. Phone f73-L
Fargo, N. D.
DIR. ]. G. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, de Lendrecie Block.
DRS BARROW & WELBLE, deLENDRE.
Gle block. ONCE hours from 4 to 6 o. m.
DRS. +. ii. BAILEY &c kACHELMACHER
Specialists, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Once hours, to II and 1880 TO 8. Or.
nceg In the Stern block.
DR.. A. G. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. ONCE over Wilser's Drug store
6O3 Front street. Hours, 8 to u 2 &c
8, and z to 8. Telephone 104S-L, once;
1042-L2. residence.
NICHOLS BROS.-PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONS. Office COS Front street. Office houYs.
10 to IL a. M, 2 to and to p. m. Phones:
office S98, residence 276,
DR.. HOMER B. SMITH, SURGEON-de LEN
drecie Building. Phone 2194-L. Hours to 4
pm, Residence Phone 2194-Ir2.
DR.. j. L. SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
geon, eO6 Front Street.
]. w. VIDAL. III. D., HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon. Edwards blk,
Fargo.
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WoIaast SIN champlon.

Muncie, Ind Aug, lad Wolgast,
lightweight champion. and Freddie
Cole of this city, boxed a six-round
bout here before several thousand
spectators. No decision was given, but
Wo4gast was Coles master ali the
way.
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NOTED AVIATOR
FATALLY HURT

Aspury Park, ~. r.. Aug. 1l.-Walter
Brookins, the aviator, was fatally in
jured this afternoon while making a
landing In his aeroplane in desper-
ate effort to avoid injuring crowd
OF spectators. Brookins saw that his
machine was likely to strike a group
Of oplookers and he made quick turn.
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Baseball
The Art Of BATTING.

The Art of Batting.
Remarks the Flying Dutchman in Ian
guage trite and quaint:
ITO attain success in batting you must
hit EN- where they aint;
Otherwise your batting average is
bound to get jar;
It's cinch that you're a crappie II
you hit 'em where they are!"
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Detroit, Aug. IL. Philadelphia
punched two doubles, a triple, single
and two bases on balls in the first in
ming Of the game, scoring five runs
and taking a lead that Detroit never
was able to overcome. Manager Jen-
nings was ordered off the Detroit
bench by Umpire KERN for disputing
a decision. After the game the crowd
made a demonstration against KERN
but no violence was done him. Score:
wN
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Is a Pitchers, Day.

Cleveland, Aug. lin the second
double-header Of the series between
Cleveland and Washington, Cleveland
took the first game by the score of
8 to 2 IN eleven innings while neither
team was able to score in the second,
which was called at the end of the
ninth on account of darkness. All four
pitchers that worked pitched splendid
ball, Gray and Koestner in particular.
Meyer forced in the winning run in the
first game with a base on balls.
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Batteries-LelIveIt,S Sage and Smith;
Berger, Sitton and Carisch.
Toledo Splits With Saints.

st. Paul, Aug. list. Paul broke
even with Toledo in a doubleheader,
Toledo took the first game by a score
Of 4 to 0, while st. Paul took the sec
ond by a score of 2 to /.
In the first game the locals were
unable to reach Robinson who held
them down to three hits.
In the second game in the last half
Of the ninth with the score tie, Muir
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tractors.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that sealed proposals for the Installing,
OF heating and plumbing systems tn
the new wing OF the Girls Dormitorv
and in the second story OF the Ma
chine Shop, respectively, of the North
Dakota Normal- Industrial School. will
be received by the undersigned until
400 p. m, on the Ieth day of August.
1910. All bids must be In accordance.
with plans and specifications prepared
by J. w. Henry. architect, Aberdeen.
s.. D.. which plans may be had on an
pIication to the architect or to the un-
dersigned.
A certified check of per cent OF the
bid. payable to w. M. Kern, must ac-
company each bid as guarantee. a.
bond will be required. The right ID re-
served to reject any and all bids.
Dated July 2Sth, 1910 FL
(Signed) w. M. KERN,
GLENDALE, NJ. ID
duly 2s--Aug. 4-11.)
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Roger Bresnahan is the Roosevelt of
baseball, all right. It wouldn't be very
surprising IL he followed up his pitch
ing stunt in Brooklyn by benching his
wabbly outfieId and covering the three
positions himself. In fact, Harry Me
meyer has II In the New York Globe
that Roger may fire his entire team
and fill all nine positions. 1t will mean
as much luck and will certainly cut
down expenses, tacks on the former
st. Louis critic.
Jerome D. Travers, who severed his
connection with the Montclair Golf
club a few weeks ago, has Joined the
Upper Montclair Country club. This
will make Travers eligible to compete
in the national amateur championship
at Brookline next month, IL he so de-
sires. Little has been heard of him
since his disappearance from the Apa-
wants tournament.
The Detroit Tigers insist upon stay
ing in the American League race, al
though all intents and purposes
they were as good as out of the rum
ming a fortnight ago. Then, following
a lot OF disaster in the west chiefly
including i've beltings from the lowly
Brownies in seven game series, they
went east and were whaled four times
running by the Athletics and spanked
four out Of five by the Red Sox. The
Tigers were done for, SO declared some
s5 per cent OF the Smart Alexis and
Wise Eddies in sportdom. They should
have been done for. all right but are
they2
However, the Tigers still have a
chance, bully, good chance, and In
order to keep them back In the ruck
the Athletics must take the series
from them In the big show which
opens In Detroit Tuesday. Five games
are to be played. II the Athletics
grab the rubber that VIII keep them
in first place by eleven and one-haIf
games. and with but fifty- three more
battles to be fought the advantage
should prove lasting. A 81 triumph for
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Brewers Best CoIoneIs.

Milwaukee, Aug. 1.-The home club
punched their hits with the louisville
errors and won a lopsided game ny a
score Of 8 to 4. Schewenck was driveE
from the rubber in the sixth and Os-
borne finished the game. Marshalrs
home run was the longest drive ever
made inside the park. The score:
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The Minneapolis inventor Of a new
alcohol sadiron claims the temperature
can be regulated to. nicely and that
Is Ii explosion proof.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus Defsass MiIIers.

Minneapolis, Aug. lI.-Columbus
won an exciting but poorly played
game from Minneapolis In the tenth
inning, scoring three runs on two hits,
q hit batter and Wild throw. PER-
Ing was struck In the race BY batted
baN and forced to leave the ground.
RH T.
Minneapolis ,......s..........7 Is 8
Columbus ...............s...,. IL 8
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Pirates Beat Boston.

Boston, Aug. 11.-Home runs by
Gibson and Wagner overcame Boston's
lead, and with another run made by
good hitting PIttsburg won the fourth
straight game from the home team,
8 to 2. Score:
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Boston, Mass. Aug. Fiddle Kar-
ger has shown the Boston fans that he
lis one of the real come backs His
work this season in the box has proven
him another Mathewson. He Ii lead
ing the American league pitchers.
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kawn Lose poubIeheadsr.

Kansas City, Aug. 11.-Indianapolis
won both games, the first by score of
8 to 8, and the second, 4 to 8. The Wis
itors outhit and outhelded the local
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BEAUTY PARLORs.
DENTISTS.

NINE MELIN BEAUTY PARLORs ELEC
trolisis, Massage, Chiropody and Manicur
ing. los Broadway Phone T0S-J.
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PhiIIies Beat Tiaera.

Batteries--Lang and Payne; Cicotte
and Carrigan (12 innings).