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White SOX ARE
Open FOR GAMES

The Meredith Drug Co.'s White Sox
! held a good practice last night and the
management is highly elated over the
way the team is rounding into shape.
The team is getting some inside base
ball and with a little more batting
practice will be a dangerous bunch for
any team.
In Breyer and Nestics the team has
two catchers who are fast and heady
and either one can play the outfield
to perfection. Bill Kelly needs no in
PRODUCTION to Fargo fans, as he is
undoubtedly one of the best amateur
pitchers in the vicinity. He will have
Korsmo and a new man by the name
of Richardson to help him out. Captain
Sydness will hold down third base, his
old place, and this means that his OPP
ponents will have to go some to get
a hit in his direction. Grant, the phe-
nomenal kid shortstop, will hold down
the short field and If he keeps up the
pace he set in the early games, he
won't stay long in this company. Refs
has been trying out at second, and is
showing up fine. He is not used to the
place as yet, as third base has always
been his position, but he is a natural
ball player and it will not take him
long to round to. White has been work.
ing hard at first base. He is a little
over weight at present, but as soon $s
he works off some flesh he will be
a second Frank Chance
Korsmo in left field has no equal in |
going back after long drives and his
batting eye has improved wonderfully |
this year. The rest of the outfield |
will be taken care Of by Richardson |
and Levetz and one Of the catchers.
The team will be strengthened from |
time to time and every man will have
to work to hold his position.
Out of town teams wishing games |
please address the secretary, Geo. |
$40 Fifth street north, Far
go, N. d.
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20 emphasize the remarkable progress
that has marked the history OF track
athietics and to stamp more clearly
IMAM any other agency could do pos
slbly, the title Of champion on Martin
'. Sheridan. In 1885 M. w. Ford won
the individual honors, but 1t Ii note
worthy that In only one event the 10
yard dash, which he ran in 1925, did
ne excel the mark made by Sheridan
last year, while In most of the others
sheridan's performance was so super
Tor to Ford's that we are forced to
wonder why we hear so frequently the
claim that the old time athletes were
the greatest.
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JEFF DELIVERS
The KNOCKOUT

With terrible right lunge to the
body, Jeffries last night retained his
record as unuefeated heavyweight
champion of the world. knocking out
Jack Johnson in the fourth round.
The big worlds championship fistiana
was staged a. little prior to the Emery
vile event, but 1t was none the less
interesting. 1t was put on at the
gymnastic carnival of the Y. M. c. A.
at the Fargo operahouse last evening.
1t was the fourth round that the dinge
took the count, kicking his remon-
STRANGE with every stroke. The box
ing exhibition came as a fitting close
of the gym events.
The spectacle of over a hundred ath-
letes, some only mites, working on the
stage at one time, was an inspiring
one. The programme opened with a
grand entry, followed by drill work.
Owing to the fact that the director
was not In sight, there was just a lit
tie confusion, but the class work was
very fair. Then there was work by
the model gym class, including mat
work and tumbling, pyramids. aero
bats Dutch horse work, combination
tumbling with feats Of strength and
balancing.
Part two of the programme opened
with squads working on the German
horse, parallel bars and horizontal
bars. The work was executed In very
clever manner,
However the feature of the evening
came with the work of the gymnastic
squad, composed of nine finely built,
athletic fellows, headed by George
Hoenck. The muscular development
Of the members was shown up to best
advantage on the parallel bars and
horizontal. The pyramid grouping
brought forth storms Of applause. In
of his work, the class
which he commanded presented Mr.. |
Ioenck with fine gold fob, bearing j
he Y. M. c. A, emblem, Physical Di- |
'ector Harrison making the presenta-
ion speech.
Sprinkled through the entire pro-
-ramme there was the work Of clowns,
half dozen of whom cavorted about
he stage all the time, causing all kinds
f mirth. There was a very small
ouse in attendance.
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the event recognizes the Wright pat
ents and obtain a license from the
Dayton inventors.
In return the Wrights merely agreed
to encourage aviation meets, Lambert
points out so the st. Louis club wiN
negotiate with the Wights only. why
should he take W the matter with the
Areo Club of American asks Lambert
1T can do nothing without the con-
sent of the Wrights."
Lambert's statement followed the
publication of the text OF the agree
ment between the wrights and the
New York organization. Discussing
the agreement, Lambert pointed out
that the Areo Club of America had
tied its own hands" and criticised the
fact that no definite stipulation Is
made as to how large a sum must be
paid the Wrghts for license to hold
meet
The Aero Club of st. Louis will not
sever its connection with the Aero
Club of America. Its relations with
that body will remain the same as far
as general aeronautic matters are con-
cerned, and the New York body still fs
In full control of all balloon races. 1t
Is only in the matter of aviation meet
1ngs that the local club will ignore the
parent body.
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MINoT OPENS SEASON.
"Play 5all' viii Be Heard in Maaic
City Sunday,

Minot, N. D., April so.-The
local baseball fans are all agoe
over the prospect of seeing the 1910
Magicians in action for the first
time Sunday afternoon. Three prac-
ttce games are being played with the
Berthold team this week, the first
resulting in a defeat for the locals
by a score OF to in favor OF Ber-
thold. Rush was in the box for the
locals and Rodsetter was behind the
bat, none of the regular twirlers
having arrived. SpiIlane, last years
star pitcher. arrived today and two
more pitchers will arrive tomorrow.
1t is likely that Spillane win occupy
the slab for the locals in Sundays
game Word was received by Man
ager Mcfarland today from the Gull
bertson team to the effect that thew
will be here to open the season
Sunday afternoon. Culbertson has a
strong team and the. game promises
to be a good one.
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Bids Wanted.

The Manfred school district, Wells
county, N. D., will receive sealed bids
for the erection Of a two story brick
school house at Manfred. ". D., up to
wednesday. June /, 1910. at o'clock
p. m.
Each bid to be accompanied by q
certified check for 5000. Plans and
specifications may be seen on and
after May 10, 1910, at the ONCE of
the school clerk. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Dated at Manfred N. D.! April 2e.
1910.
OLE RANUM.
Clerk Of School Board, Manfred.
N d.
,(April 80, May 7-14-21-2s.)
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D. B. c. wins OPENER
Fargo Business College Team Takes
Fergus Falls institution Into
Camp.

Fergus Falls, April 30.-The Park
Region Luther college baseball team,
champions of the city league were de-
feated yesterday by the d. B. G. team
Of Fargo by a score of 6 to 4. The game
was close throughout and outcome I'M
certain on account of pitchers not be-
ing in good form yet. Hagen of Fargo
struck out four men and allowed only
seven hits, four of them in the Sec
ond inning. Reichus of Fergus Falls
struck out thirteen men and allowed
eleven safe hits, they were we'll scat
tered except in the first inning, when
the ID. B. c. secured three hits.
Considering the weather and 1t be-
ing the first game for both teams, they
showed up exceptionally well and both
teams have some excellent timber.
The score by innings:
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KINGS CHECK ARRIVES.
Much Tals<ed-of Catcher Finally re-
stored in Baseball.

Cincinnati, April so.--Johnny king,
the cub catcher, can now mingle in
baseball society. Kings check for
s7oO, the amount which he was fined by
the national baseball commission, ar
rived today. The check was the largest
ever received by the commission. and
excited considerable excitement in
baseball circles.
King IL eligible to join the cubs any
time he cares TO. Chairman Hermann
is pleased. The King case has caused
him more trouble and worry than any
case that ever came before the SUI
prenle court Of baseball.
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ass nor s surgery praceed Instead taking AWAY
the cause OF disease success n has
only consult list of sufferers who have h $4,000
to health Of his
Every sick man who see DR. CAFES
win be revelation Of them vision Of hope new and
s OF Meath opening before them All invited skepu
- well as the believer for the complete that must con-
vince those most unwilling to convinced
From tar and near they Gates; distance is
small thing when health Is that prove dsap
pointing under ordinary treatment have miles TO
fhs city n order that they DR. Gates won
derful gifts.
Inc wonder y that any hesitate
wen cure y a. hand One would think that the
would rouse every sick 70 instant should
D Gates may pc consulted daily free Of
the Huntington block possible phone Or letter
should b made u advance seeing him
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Westy, L.aated 0nink.

Chicago, April 30.-Dr. III II. Roller
was unable to meet zbyskd last night
and Jesse Westegaard substituted
After 81 minutes and 81 seconds work
the Iowan sustained an injury IL
his leg which necessitated stoppinr
the match. f'''a
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American Horses Get Places

Paris, April s0.--W. X. Vanderbilt
carried off a second and third prize in
the races at Maisons- Laffitta yestar-
day. Seasick finished second III the
,prix Biniou and Barbarossa secured
third place in the prix Vernon.
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with Tommy Murphy before the EN-
pire "A. G.
U. S. MAY lose
AVIATION MEET

That no race for the fnternationa.
aviation trophy. which Glenn FL. Cur.
tiss won at Reims last year, will be
held in America this year, is the pre-
diction of members of the Aero Club
of st, Louis, one of the bidders for
the international event.
That the tactics of the Aero club of
America and an agreement between
that organization and the Wright
Brothers have virtually barred for
eigners from participating in the event
If it was held in America, is the state
ment made by Albert Bond Lambert,
president of the Aero club of St.
Louis.
Several days ago when Roy Knaben-
shue, representative of the Wrights,
was in st. Louis, Lambert declared hts
belief that no international race would
be held in this country this year.
knabenshue made no reply, 1t is said
Lambert's assertion apparently was
substantiated Friday by dispatches
from New York, which indicated that
the Aero club Of America evidently
has given up hope of holding a sue
cessful meeting In this country, and
has not submitted bid for the event.
Only ST. Louis and Los Angeles now
are bidding for the international event,
dispatches state.
Report of Committee Expected.
The committee which WIN select a
site for the event is expected to make
an announcement of a choice within a
few days. Should the meet be award
ed to St Louis, the local aero club will
endeavor to make a satisfactory ar
rangement with the Wrights before
accepting the race.
That the Aero club OF St Louis will
ignore the Aero club of America. anu
win deal directly with the Wright
brothers in making arrangements for
any aviation meet In St Louis, was a |
statement made Friday by Lambert.
Lambert asserted that the Aero club
or America by it's agreement with the
Wrights virtually has relinquished all
power to control aviation meets in
America The agreement between the
New York club and the Wrights ia in |
effect that the parent aeronautic body
in America will decline to sanction any |
aviation meet unless the promoters of
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Jim Feels Good.

Ben Lomond, Cal, April 30.-Jim
Jeffries was feeling considerably bet
ter yesterday than at any time since
submitting to the surgeons knife. Al
ten mile walk with GARNER Burns
and another fishing trip with Jack
Woley occupied the early part Of the
day
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and a constant stream of sick
ones calling to consult with
this gifted man.
None are turned away;
though DR.. Gates is a very
busy man he gives as freely
as possible of his valuable
time TO get at the root of
things; to search out and
diagnosis is complete he tells
which those who come To him
may be afflicted; once the
diagnose is complete he tells
them truthfully what can be
done for them.
Under the Vital Science
method of healing the patient
L.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-30

The trotter Check Heck, owned by
Ed Pyle, and campaigned through
North Dakota last season, was worked
a mile recently in 2;21 u, which is fast
for this time of the season.
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Boston Runehed and Won.

Washington, April 80. - Boston
punched hits on Oberlin and had an
easy task defeating Washington, to
3. Feature plays were made by Milan
and EIberf1eld. Score:
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Milwaukee, April 3O.-Dumb work
on the bases In the early innings lost
for the home club to 2. McGlynn was
hit hard but was effective with men
on the bases. Gehring was hit hard
but was strong at critical times. The
score:
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regular season will open a week from
tomorrow when Wahpeton will be the
opposing team.
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AttaI Has ADVANTAGE

New York. April aO.--Abe Attell
champion featherweight had III tha
better q his lO-round bout last night
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Also in the ais pace at the same meet
ing, If The Able goes sound he Is
likely to make his classes step some.
He is sired by Chimes.
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The Sick Can Now Take Heart for a
Certain and Sure Method of Curing
Disease is Offered by Dr.. Gates
Many Suffering Ones
Helped.
WONDERFUL CURES REPORTED
Old Chronic Cases of Illness; Cases That Have
Baffled the Best Physicians and Practi-
TONERS Readily Yield to Vital Science

Day by day evidence coroborating Vital
Science he has asonhing
hand complete more cures
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Hunhea Nc for kams.

Kansas City, April a0.-Hughes was
wild and Kansas City found him for
hits when they were most needed The
game was characterized by loose
playing on both sides. shaunon,s
home run Ia the sixth cleared the
bases. Score;
RHE
kansas City s........... III 8 g
minneapolis ..-.......s... 5 10 3.
Batteries 'laherty and Sullivan
and Ritter; Hughes and Owens and
Smith
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Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago, April S0.-St Louis won an
eleven inning game, 4 to s. The win
ming run came as the result of a base
on balls, a sacrifice hit and Thinkers
error. Chicago played poorly in the
field. The score:
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Kansas City .........
AEinnao rr,1sn
Practice Game Tomorrow.

The athletics will have a practice
game with the M00rfeaa team ait Ath-
letic park tomorrow afternoon. The
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Stroud Was Mystery

st. Louis, April SO-Stroud was eff
fective in the pinches and Detroit had
little trouble in shutting out st. Louis
5 to O. Score.
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Russia has hung up a mark for time
on ice, which will furnish the Ameri-
cans something to shoot at, probably
for some time. On Feb. rs the Rus
sianbred stallion trotted a mile on
ice in BOSS. His record on a dirt
track is 2:0sh.
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The Manitoba Jockey club at Win
nipeg, announce their programme for
July Ia Offering good mixed card
for liberal purses, covering three days
racing. All the harness races are for
early CLOSING purses of $500, offered
for free-for-all, 3;10, 2:13, 2:16, 2:20
and $3.50 PAGERS, trotters being allowed
five seconds and entries will close
May % with Sec H. j. Hollingshead, at
per cent entrance, declarations June
Is. The other six events are for run
ners at stated distances, purses from
5000 to $500 and overnight entry. The
July meeting precedes the Exhibition
meeting about ten days, and horsemen
can take in both meetings without
shipping.
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EVENTS IN SPORT WORLD WORTH WHILE

OF st. Anthony Park, Mimi, that last
year trialed better than 2:1O, but train
ed off, is entered in the early closing
$4,000 AIT trot.
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Boston Wins short Game.

Boston, April 90.-In one of the
quickest played games in this city for
many years Boston defeated Brooklyn
/ to 0. Several fast plays in the field
and light hitting were the features. The
score:
va r. H. E.
Brooklyn
Batteries-Mattern and Smith; Bell
and Bergen.
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GOSSIP ABOUT HORSES
BY =. j. J.

CONTINUED From Page thirteen
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Cleveland, April SO.-Chicago shut
out Cleveland in the second game this
week. Lajoie and Stovall were the
only locals who could hit Smith con-
sistently, while Chicago was able to
bunch its hits occasionally. Young
was knocked out of the box in the
second, Score.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Clubs.
Colonies Win Opener.

Louisville, April 80. - Louisville
batted hard and easily defeated Col
umbus in the opening game of the
series. Score:
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The Superior, Wis. meeting will be
held the first week in August, imme-
diately following the close of the North
Dakota circuit. Glasses and purses
will be about the same as those pre-
vailing in North Dakota
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Rain at Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
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Drive cY to Woods.

Batteries-Oberlin ana Street; Hall,
Wood and Carrigan.
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sheridan Earns Honor

FIRST or all, Horners records in the
various events were made at different
times, and for the most part. we NAV
assume, his best performance in each
event was made at time when he had
not been fatigued by competition in
other events. Not SO with the figures
of Sheridan which are quoted. Sheri-
dams figures are those recorded in the
1909 worlds championship contest and
MS work in at least part of the events
must have suffered as the result OF his
strenuous efforts In the preceding
events. To be more specific the half
mile walk-which Is the most irving Of
all events and which leaves an affiliate
more unfit for further competition than
does any other event-comes fourth on
the programme. Subsequent to If are
all or the events except the 10 ward
dash, the shot put, and the high Jump,
1t Is reasonable and a correct infer
ence, then, that Horner's best records
would not be equGled by him IL he
We're competing under the conditions
which govern the contest for the all
around championship.
This brings US to the work OF Sheri-
dan himself. He became the indf-
Vidual champion In 1905, and was re-
turned the winner again in 1907 and
1903. last year being easily the most
remarkable. In winning the champion-
ship for the FIRST time Sheridan scored
6,82Oh points, nearly 500 points more
than had been scored previously BY any
contestant, and vet last year In winning
tor the third time he raised his own
record by another 500 points. scoring
1855, mark which Ii more likely to
succumb to his own efforts in similar
contests than to those of any subse-
quent aspirant for Championship
honors.
Outranks Athletes of Past.
We hear much Of Ford and Jordan
and Clark. individual champions Of
times past, and undoubtedly they were
great athletes. But when their work
e. -
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From these figures 1t will he seen
that only in the fifty-six pound weight
Of the events in which Horner has
competed. is his showing inferior to
that OF Sheridan and in that event he
practlced only two days, Consequently
as Just remarked, If there were no other
considerations, 1t would seem that
Horner could win easily from Sheridan
IL the two were to meet. But there
are other circumstances to be considers
ed and they are of so serious a nature
that In the absence Of an actual meet
ing Of the two men, the title must be
left where 1t is found-and Sheridan
must be considered the greatest Of
them all
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CONTINUED from Page rhirteen)
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Batteries-Young, Linke, Kirsch and
Bemis; Smith and Payne.
Rain at New York.
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Fargo .2O1 OO1 Oils
Fergus Falls .......O30 Dol 600
Batteries for d. B. c., Hagen and
Lind; for P. r. L, c., Reishus and
Dahl.