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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-18
JOHN Holman NOW A MEMBER

Booth No. today approaching the
eternal fitness of things voted to grant
John Homan a membership card. Mr..
Holman is one of the oldest residents
Of this section and recalls the time
when land could be had for the ask
ing. but realizing the opportunities
he had missed, and the fact that it is
never to late to reform, he registered
for a claim on the Fort Berthold In
dian reservation at 1896 today. The
membership card reads as follows:
Thanks for the Quarter
MR.. E. z. MARK,
You are now a member of the
Fish Club
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-18
HERE FoR TREATMENT

A large number of people arrived
in the capital city and Went to local
hospitals for treatment. The list in
cludes C. A. Jackson of Napoleon,
Charles DeRemee of Braddock, A. P.
Nyeden of Hebron, E. L. Amundson's
son Donald. from Sterling, and =.
Kdrchmier of New Salem.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-18

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-18

COMPASS cherries for sale at Is cent
per quart. j. w. Millett-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
MAY ORGANIZE
STILL

st. Paul. Mimi, Dec. 2O-Lcw Drill,
the former st. Paul catcher and primo
mover in the scheme to organize a new
Northern Baseball league, has sent
II primitive contracts to prospective
magnates of the proposed pastimc ring
II unless plans fail to materialize
Il six club league will be brought
into the national agreement circle.
The proposed cities of the league are
st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Winni-
peg. Virginia M Superior and with
these six points assured as q; beginner
those ut h head of the scheme hone
TO expand the league to an eight club
AFFAIR before the beginning Of the 1918
playing season. Success in this under
taking undoubtedly would bring about
the disruption Of the present Mime
ta~-NVisconsin league, for that organ-
lzation without Duluth and Superior
would find the sailing rather rough.
II. p. Conrad, the local bowling and
billiard hall man, is one of the inter-
ested parties in the project and he
proposes to place the st. Paul repre-
sentative in the league. Lew Drill is
doing the heavy work along the or
ganizing lines and the former WASH
lngton and st. Paul %backstop ma
take hold of the Minneapolis club.
George E. Lennon, owner of the st.
Paul Association club, is in favor OF
allowing a minor league in this city,
while the Cantillons arc said to favor
the movement so far as the up liver
city is concerned. OF course the plan
is only in its infancy, but MIR. Conrad
declared today that he could see MOTH
ing but success ahead in the scheme.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
TO MEET
POWERS HERE SOON

Fargo. n. d.. Dec. 20-Kid johnson,
heavyweight, who claims the cham
pionship of The northwest in his di-
vision. has practically closed nego-
tiations for several matches to be held
over the state this month. He will
appear at Walcott, n. d., where he
will nee Nels Moe OF Christine on
December 80.
Moe is now at Christine where he
is working out. He has just rctur;,-
ed from Minneapolis where he has
been doing considerable work, both
on the mat and in the ring. lie has
been making Or. Cookies gymnasium
his headquarters.
Moe claims the championship in
the heavyweight division for North
Dakota aud Johnson disputes his
claim. The match will undoubtedly
be onc OF the best to be g in the
state this season and much interest
is being shown in it..
Johnson has another match practi-
cally signed for at Grand Forks.
shortly after Christmas, whcn lie will
meet AL Powers, IL heavyweight. Pow
ers is about to- open Il new gymna-
stun at Grand Forks and intends to
go on with johnson for the opening
night, when there will be several ath-
letic events. the main ono being the
JOhnSOn-POWers go.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
HAVE
GREAT MATERIAL
City Council of St. Paul in
Official Capacity Boost
Pugilism

The anti-iisitists. ~*ulfrascttcs or the
modern rcfolmcrs. whatever party
II undertake the job. have certainly
wonderful campaign material to he
used in o~ust.1s the present city adj
ministration ut st. raul out of their
political jobs. Think OF it. The city
council and tic mayor i'll executive
session went on record as endorsing; Il
testimonial banquet to Mike Gibbons
the clever pugilist who has put the
Minnesota capital city on The map.
The prize tighter that made good for
himself and his town, certainly re-
ceived Il great ovation when he re-
turned from his conuuerins "trip i'll
the east. The Gopher State Meteor"
as he has been called. WAS publicly
thanked bS Mayor Keller at Il BAN
quet rendered in the glove wicldcr's
honor Tuesday evening. Not only
Mayor Keller extended his thanks FOR
the way Gibbons has brought tho uillne
of st. Pau; out in the sporting columns
but the city council and Others "cre
speakers at the big spread. includ-
ing the fnllowing: Gal Z. Stcn" w.
T.. Witherspoon. Judge Fineholi;, otto
Bremen. Louis Nash. George Rogers.
Ton Green and Larry lin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
VALLEY CITY TO
TAR ON FRIDAY

Valley CITY, y. d., Dee. 2o-Thc
basketball season in Valley Git. viii!
be. opened Friday evening of this week
at the armo: With Il game between
the local high school and the cas-
se!ton high school. Th.. Valley City
boys HAY" been practicins for about
three weeks and have developed II
very good material for Il basketball
team. There are about fifteen boys
who are So nearly equal in playing
ability that The competition fer places
on the team promises to he sharp
throughout tho entire season.
Casseltun has solar fast basketball
tOSSGrS and promises to give the VAL
Icy City boys an interesting time of it.
Tho following is tho basketball Schrd-
ulc for the season as it is arranged
at This time.
December 22--Casselton at Valley
City.
January &c or 37-Moorhead at
Valley City.
February 2-Jamc&iowl at james
town.
February ?--Cassclton at cassclton.
February 1G-Courtenay at Courtc-
nay.
March 2-yrobably kcnmarc at
Valley City.
March 15-JamcstuWn ut Valley
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
INTEREST CENTERS
On COMING MATCH
sunberg and Deitz Go Gives
Promise of Being Decid-
edly Fast Event

Interest i'll the match Christmas day
between Bun Deitz of this city and
Ernest Sunberg OF Winnipeg, the
western Canada champion. is very
Keen among the followers of the wrcs-
thing game in this city. Deitz has
proved his superiority over all of the
local wrestlers of the city. who are
within his weight and his friends and
those who have seen him work are
anxious to see him in action against
a man with an acknowledged reputa-
ton.
sunberg will arrie in the city on
Sunday and will he accompanied by
Gustavson. the Winnipeg light heavy
weight Gustavson is looking for
matches with local men and will prob
ably be scheduled Tor a bout with
some one of the local grapplers. When
Charles Challender was in the city.
local promoters tried to aranger a
match between the two but it fell
through. Now howeer it is planned
to get a good mar or the mat with
the Canadian champion.
Made One Condition.
Sunberg before signing up for the
match with Deitz, made the stipula-
ton that the local boy weigh in al
140 pounds at the ringside before the
match. Deitz weighs at the present
141 pounds and with the prospects OF
a hard bout ahead of him on Christ
mas day is putting in hard work in
getting down to form. He stated to.
day that he expected he would be
below the 40 mark at the time of the
match.
Sunberg announces his weight al
1875 pounds, which may or may moi
give Deitz the advantage. Local fol
lowers of the two believe hat the
bout will be cry closely contested
Deitz' extra tonnage being eened III
by longer experience at the game or
the part Of Sunberg.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
NJ. C.. 4 SEASON
WILL OPEN SOON
Mimic Quint Will Be Here a
Week From Today For
Opening Game

The first Y. NJ. c. A. basketball
game OF the season has been sched-
uled for Wednesday,, December 81,
when the quint representing the Min
to Athletic club will come to this city,
The association team this Year has
as bright prospects as any five for
some time. While Bill Woods and
Doc. c'Keefe will be missed from
the lineup there are any number OF
clever and fast men to take their
places.
Of late the basketball candidates
have been making rapid Roadway in
acquiring the knack of shooting the
ball from my section of the gym.
They have gotten the team work
down and it will take something ex-
trtordinary in the line of a basket
ball team to anneX the long end of a
game from the local boys.
While tho line up for the game with
Mimic is uncertain, the five will he
picked from tho following candidates:
Tom Woods. Snip O'keefe, Art Netch-
or. f.. Netcher, Walter Hawkins, Lum-
ley. Joe Roller and Frank Umlauf.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
MATCH WAS DRAWN

Harvey. n. D., Dec. Gothic bout
held here Tuesday nigh: for the light
weight wrcstling championship of
North DakUeaAwas called off after
each man had secured Il fall. The
failure on the part at tn" promoters
to continue the match was due To the
puor attendance and by mutual c"n-
sent of those who We're financing the
project. the match was declared Oft.
The two incl who competed We're
.Tnhnnic i.lindis. tho Grcck claimant
OF the championship and l.sl<il DIS
SON. another claimant of the title.
The first fall went tn Eliatiis in ST
minutes, whcn the little Greek Sc
cured Il fall with Il scissors hold.
OLSON won the second fall in :S min
utcs with Il toe hold. The men hope
t meet again and fight out their
claims to the title.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
S~0UTHERNERS NOW
GET RECOGNITION
Year Has Seen a Great Ad-
vance in Class of Game
Played
(By Werner NJ. Jones

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. .20-More
progress in the way of forcing recog-
milton OF southern football talent the
past fall than in the previous decade
an unusual number of Dixie stars
playing on southern squads but in the
large eastern college outfits rs well.
In addition southern teams, Vanderbilt
in particular, have more and more
come to tax on games with the hith-
erto self constituted big leaguers and
shown by actual demonstration just
what sort Of form has been developed
in hitherto strange and u~nrecognized
territory.
Up to this veal Metzger Of Wander
bilt. was the only mar playing on a
southern team to receive eastern no.
tice az of all-Americal caliber. This
was at the hands of Camp last season.
the official eastern picker this year
taking no notice whatever of anything
below the Mason inc Dixon and in the
face Of an undoubted array of players
capable of being considered by un-
biased and informed students of the
game as among the very best in the
country.
Ted Coy. noted Yale star, captain
and coach. now living at Chattanooga,
witnessed the Thanksgiving game at
Nashville and Immediately chose Capt.
Ray MOrElSOn lOr II OIL MS halves
and among a dozen honorable men,
tons included Hardage and Treeland.
McWl1orter of Georgia was also Justly
recognized by a few critics as all
American timber, as was Metzger
again.
The reputation of southern football
as played in the prep schools and col
leges was considerably augmented by
the prominence Of southern talent on
more than one OF tho big eastern
squads, especially at West Point and
Annapolis. Hyatt, West Points cap
tain and pitcher on the baseball tea
Is an Arkansas university product. as
was Woods, end on the team. Dcvorc,
tho new captain, halls from West Vir-
ginia.
Rodes. new Navy captain, formerly
attended Kentucky state, where he
played half, while Weems, center. and
Sowell. quarter, arc Tennesscans, the
former from Branhad & Hughes
school and the latter from Columbia
Military academy. Weelns and Hyatt
were both mentioned by Ted Coy fol
consideration as all-American timber,
Captain-elect Pendleton Of Princeton,
is a Virginian and Il product of the
Episcopal high school at Alexandria
With the unusual amount Of atten-
ton thus commanded by southern
bred and trained football performers
this year, next season should see still
further recognition, especially as there
promise to be more intersectional
games than usual.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
NOW
HEADS RUSTLERS

Boston. Dec. 2O.-Tllc Enstun Ma
tjunul League Baseball club passed
officially into new hands. Dur
ing tho coming season james Z. CAT
fncy of New York. aud John NJ. Ward.
the famous pitcher of the New York
team 20 years ago will direct its ar-
fairs.
Tho reorganization WAS effected
through, the purchase by Galfnry aud
Ward Of the stock OF tho late William
Hepburn Russell. Ward was elected
president OF tho club and Galfncy
treasurer.
Ward said after the meeting :n eff
fort will be made once moro to- sccl,rc
larger grounds. but there will he few
changes in the club. ;s he believed
ii had good material.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
FORME RAJ. C.. C COACH
TO

Eddie Cochems is occupying much
space in the New York papers just at
present and the Gotham scribcS listen
to the former leader Of the A. C. squad
very attentively. Since the recent
wavc of reform on The football rules
Cochems has formed a lew ideas that
he believes will return the game to
where it belongs.
Grantland Rice in the New York
Mail handles Cochcins thusly:
Eddie Cochems. tho gridiron in
structor whose st. Louis eleven ran up
900 points to 23 in the W. years he
directed the squad. has more than one
good idea tu advance in regard to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20

After muci' Eem,uin. aud having
TN" various ri:.nl-rrS uf the his;
league teams !laH" ut last picked TIL
places WHERE" they Will do @s!,rirs:
training. AS viii ln srcn NY til, fol
lowing Hot SPRINGS. Arb. has irru
elected by six nj the clui,:; as I'll.
favored SPOT. Telegraph operators ut
that point will he worked aver tim,
from now "n in .ottinG out tile dope
I. the baseball hu"-,I Hundreds. i'"l-
lowing III" the training camps:
American fAacur--
Cleveland at Mex orleans. La.
Philadelphia at San Antonio. Tex.
Detroit ut Monroe. La.
Chicago 1t Cnrsicana. TcN.
Boston 1T Hot Springs. .Ari<.
New York at Atlanta. EH.
WASHINGTON at charlottesville. VA.
ST. Louis at st. Louis.
National ~IraG:lr--
New Work. at Marlin. Ten.
Chicago Il, New orleans. La.
lif,shurg nj Hot Springs. Ark.
Philadelphia at Hot Springs. .Ar',.
Ero"klNn II Hot Springs. ARK.
Cincinnati al hot Springs. Ark.
ST. Louis: at ST. Louis. Mo.
l:ostOn. " decided.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
WisI:>rLEl:s WORRYING HARD.

Wrestling at the y. NJ. &. \. is Que
of the lis drawing cards in the ply
steal culture end Ut the business at
the present time. There are about
thirty who will try out for the team
Which will meet the Fargo md Win
nipeg mat artists. III Ill weights the
Y. NJ. {. y. is Well supplied will,
mon. with the exception OF the
.i,eavicS. There arc ii number who are
eligible tn til" light heavyweight class,
but none thai would be able to meet
The big fellows.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20

Jimmy" Moran haa become quite a
noted pace follower within the last two
years and has o many races both
home and abroad. Flo has challenged
Elmer Collins. who holds the American
championship, and they have been
matched to meet in Il five mile event
behind motors in the races which will
be held December . at Madison Square
Garden, New York.
Collins not only holds the American
motor paced t'''e, but he has defeated
almost all Of the best men in Europe.
Most Of Moran's races behind pace have
taken place abroad, although he III. j:
had some stirring contests in this coun-
try, and last summer he raced Collins
to Il nose finish on the board track vt
Vailsburs.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
Sporting lettings
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS OF
ALL SORTS
PITCHER LOUDELL u,-1ys.

Arthur Loudell, star member of
Manager Cantillion's pitching staff in
the Minneapolis team. has announced
he will not don a uniform for the
Millcrs again. He is through witt,
baseball he says. Loud"ll aud his
brother, have IL candy factory and
confectionery at Mexico. Mo-, and he
believes he can maize NOR" Juggling
caramels and chocolate creams than
pitching the leather. Tie was secured
by Cantillion from the Detroit .Amcri-
cans.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
MAY ESTABLISH PRECEDENT.

F"' the first time in the history Of
%lnui"r league BASEBALL. il the plan OF
President N,lvin ni Detroit is carried
out. 4 commissioned officer Of che
Tinted S,nt"s army will be enrolled
Nh Il ni,chin" staff. Unless plans mis-
carry. III" Ti@cr mngnat" expects to
secure the contract of Pitcher boi
tiNat, vi tn" West Point team mex.
simmer. Hyatt IS Il product of til,
University "i Arkansas and u native
OF Moltirrii". .trh.. Wi.nr~ he re
ccivrl his primary trai,liris i'll :;nurts
At the university liz w;i: equal,
adert at football 80 l,assi,ail. an! las
season ~can.ui1vA III" Nest Point foot
ball eleven.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
i,.> a :.:.:N,iyH. BROTHER.

Uric Morris. brother of the iorinrr
white hope. Carl Morris. is some
there when it comes to height. Nor
ris .ipil!cG the Tulsa. OKLA. fire de-
nartmcnt the fore l,ar, OF last Wtn;>
and If was !lcrc:s:rN to order Il :>D..inl
bed for Ills use as h" had to doubt,
up !i:" /, jack knife /" get into tn"
regulation bunk l'iric Norris. whit.
only 49, wears Oil. il: . feet : inches
tall AnG his .ai"G feet AMI Silin> pro-
rude unprotected iili#'iigi2 th" foot
lnn'.l Of nj" ir,n ',vi Tho ultra he'd:
,n,i clothing ar" !''n ordered for
thrrn other giants in the H.. DEPART
n'nt. all ~c>"rtdins i feet :; inches
III height.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
HAND Is ABOUT WE'LL.

Patsy Hogan. 1r"'ner q Joe Man
DIST. states that Mardc:'s RICH, hama,
which he iniHrcd IN mis- recent iisa,
with Grover Hayes. is about We'll. unA
that M"ndot vii! start training again
in about Two weeks. He vii! meet
Young lar!l alond of Miiwaakr.
or Paul kOcG Cleveland at Mem
phi;. Tenn. ,Ut three week.:
After that r%, Hogan states tina,
M&ndnt WILL so to Hot Springs for Il
.'hu.! r.st. and then the c;slnp, inc!ul-
ing Manasrr it"s"iu. MHnlnt A..G Ho-
&an. would inva,!c the coast ii search
Of iil.. IichtMA;G:i. nnin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
GO EAST Is SLOGAN.

That saying of Horace Greelcy's
go west young man" etc, has been
changed around. The invasion now.
the east. Colorado is after games
with eastern schools, Chicago. Minne-
sofa, Iowa. Wisconsin. and Illinois
and the last named universities ara
trying to arlang" ame with the far
east elevens, that is if the conference
will let them play the intrrsectional
contests
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
USING: TE,,D>.., E,t; sv,,n.

Coach Dick Grant OF the track ath-
l"t"S 1T the University OF minnesota,
will Try II rf tn" los novel stunts
vet recorded in the annals OF sporting
events. Grant states that he will
urge ''Tridy' E"nscvclt to get his big
stick u%npacked again For tho purpose
Of assisting the Gopher institution ia
track relations with the Har-
ward university thinly r!ads. Teddy's
Iig stick may be some powerful but
it has not rs yet been used in tn.
sporting world. II the "N-prcsidcnt is
successful in his new task. it is o
sible that he may lc nominated 70,
the position OF inal arhitcr in all mat
tors SporticUl3v,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20

ON


Minneapolis. Dec. 20. Undermined
tt carry on, its camr;lisn for 'puri!y'
in athletics. William P"rcc. :. candi-
squad. has been barred iy tho c!i-ihil-
ity committee OF the University Of
minnesota from further participation
because II" admitted lrrc;ving Il dollar
manN years 9 for Il race won Il, Il
picnic. Dthr members Of the squad
have passed the committees invests
.,.,iinp
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
III tiu. District Court ct tic United
Sf3ltn~

For the district Of North Dakota.
In the matter of a. r. Logan, bank
rupt, in bankruptcy.
TO the creditors of A.. l. Logan of
Grand Forks. in the county of Grand
Forks. and district aforesaid. a bank
rupt. Notice is hereby given. that on
Dec. 10. 1911, the said a L, Logan
vas duty adjudicated bankrupt. and
that the. first meeting Of his creditors
Will he held In Grand Forks. n. D.,
at the office of the undersigned ref
cree. on Dec. 30. 1911. at 10 o'clock
Il. m. at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. APP
point a trustee. examine the bankrupt.
and transact such other business AS
properly come before such meet
ing.
Theodore g.. Elton.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Grand Forks. n. d.. Dec. 20. 1911.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
FARGO HAS GOOD CARD.

y hig athletic card will IL. pulled
off in a few days at Fargo when Kid
M"ssicA. the Mo"rlcnd pug. will clash
with Jimmy Potts. the minneapolis
pugilist in Il fifteen round mill and
Kid johnson. the wrestling kid from!
hui1tn. will take ON kid" Alhrigh.
of Minneapolis in Il finished contest.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
FAMOUS TRAINER
HAS RESIGNED

minneapolis. Dec. 2o.-ilarvy Her
::vN. for years driver and trainer OF
the famous string OF horses. Dan
Patch Minor lt"ir. EonrG" 'inn", lady
Maud c. anG ltedErWo"l Du.. ""ne1
by NJ. ". Savage. has resigned i"
take effect January L.. lie is ia be
succeeded by NJ. II. N,lar". ,ioW s,"-
end trainer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
Will opcn its 1911 b"- ntball season
With ii game with rdrch. The Ar

GUch high Sch0O HAS organized a
team and while they are not looking
for Il victory, the boys from up coun-
game hat will he at least Interesting.
The contest will probably be pulled
off at the y. NJ. G. A. on next Friday
evening. The date will hc definitely
announced on Thursday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20

switching the present game. Cochems'
main contention is this: The defense
is absolutely elastic. 1t may shift at
will tn meet the attack. 1t has no re-
to hold 1t in check.
"On tho other hand. the present of.
Tense is inelastic, tied down by the
numerous II and Il dozen II two
restrictions. The point, then. is to
make the defense elastic. in order that
it may compete with the defense upon
even terms. Let all the brushwood be
cut away and cleared out. Let the for
ard pass so twenty to forty yards
and le passed from une yard back or
five yards back and let it be handled
by any mar of the eleven in place
of IL restricted few.
"Cochems suggests that even two
forward passes be allowed. but he can
see no growth for the gume where one
department is elastic and the other is
bound down 10 prescribed limits which
the shifting defense a easily meet
and foreStall."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
TO SELL MAINE

Washington. Dec. 20.-Itepresenta-
tive Sisson of Mississippi today intro
duced a bill directing the secretary Of
wal to advertise for bids and sell the
wreck Of the hattleship Maine after It
is recovered from Havana harhor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
CHRISTIE MEETS GOI;TZ

Milwaukee,, Wis. Dec. 2O-Gus
Christie. the local ~midlcweight boxer,
has been matched to meet Harry
C;oetZ, Chicago. in Il ten round bout
in Milwaukee on Christmas afternoon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
uSHoN A.GaiS HANr>a;,<.;.

That Lisbon high school ouint is
starting ont on anuthr" glorious ram
page. They have already wnn ,hrr,
sn M this season. Tl,rj, L., victims
were the F.!!endal@ high school hHS'
kntball players who wrrc dcsrat"d g
Monday night by Il score Of =" to -
Lisbon didn't ilaNc much more thu
an edge on the game at that. but
win is Il win. 1t is possible thai Gran
Forks and Lisbon may meet his yea: