The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-27
SlDELIGHTS ON SPORTING STAGE

SIDELIGHTS ON {
The University of Pennsylvania de-
feated the U. 8. naval academy at
Annapolis, Saturday afternoon, by
score of 10 to 8.
West Point defeated the Rutgers
college nine Saturday afternoon in
ten inning baseball game by score
Of to 2.
st. Louis, March 27.-The st. Louis
National league baseball team won
the first game Of the spring series
from the local American league club
Saturday by score of 10 to 2. The
players wore crepe in memory Of
Stanley Robinson, owner of the Ma
tionals, who died yesterday.
Louisville, KY, March 27.-By bet
ter hitting and superior base running
the Cincinnati Nationals defeated the
Louisville team of the American as
ISOLATION here Saturday by the score
Of to 4.
Princeton defeated Ursinius college
Saturday Afternoon in the first base
ball game of the season by score of
2 to 1.
Columbia, s. c., March 27-The
wildness of the Columbia pitchers
and good base running by Philadel-
phia gave Saturdays game to the
first squad of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals by score of 4 to 2.
Raleigh. N: c. March 27.-The Phil
adelphia Nationals were defeated Sat-
urday afternoon by the agricultural
and mechanical college of this city
by a score of 6 to:4...
Atlanta. Ca, March 27.-Timely hit
ting by the: Brooklyn Nationals gave
them the game :, from the, Atlanta
Southern league Saturday afternoon
by a score Of 8 e 2, IS,
Charleston. s. c., March 27.-Baker
Of the Philadelphia Americans got his
fifth home run ofhthe series here in
the game Saturday afternoon. The
visitors won, 3 to 0. Philadelphia
will leave touforrowrfor4C Columbia for
q series Of games. 90: '>>s.'~;
New York, March 27.-One of the
most remarkable finishes to swim
ming race in this or any other coun-
try was witnessed at the New York
Athletic club Saturday night when
G. NJ. Daniels, the record holder,
again won the; 100-yard amateur ath-
letic union championship. :.
Never before was Daniels so hard
pressed. Only two inches behind
him was McGillivray of the Illinois
A. G. Of Chicago, while a few inches
away R. E. Frizelle. of the Missouri
A. s., st. Louis, beat out A. H. Heb
ner of the Illinois A. G. for third
Eplace. The four men we're only q
fraction of one-fifth Of q second apart
as they touched the finish mark.
The time of the winner was Sc 4-5
seconds, which ia As of a second
behind Daniels own American rec
ord for the distance. with three turns.
Chattanooga, Tenn, March 81
Chattanooga and the Brooklyn sec
ond team played tie here Saturday
afternoon, to 4.
| Cincinnati, Ohio. March ,27.-The
automobile of August Hermann,
chairman of the National baseball
commission in which were only
Hermann and. the chauffeur, ran
over q boy on Findlay street,: near
Race street late Saturday: Singular
ly. enough, the lad is named Archie
Hermann. The boy was unconscious
for a long time after the accident.
1t is stated that lie is not seriously
injured. - r+. -
Oklahoma City. Okla, March 81
In one-sided game here Saturday
the Chicago Americans defeated the
Oklahoma City Texas league team, ii
to 0. Baker of Chicago struck out
II men and only allowed one hit
81 am going to keep" Oil fighting
until lose the title and then l won t
quit if i can gel a return match with
tho fellow that whips me- ~.
:! With these words, Worlds CHAM
pion Ad Wolgast :,ut to rout all ru-
mors that he was tired OF the fighting
game and would Duff and retire 10
the farm at Cadillac; Mich. after lie
net One. Round. Hogan in New, York
city OH April IS. 81. :. -.
!, ''Furthermoro I want to say" adj
ded Wolgast. that l am in better
!. shape than ever was and that
didn't expect anything but criticism
as the result of the bouts with
Knockout Brown. knew what was
IN store for lie when my manager
made the matches for me.
MY wife would probably like it
better to have me out of the game. as
any woman would but in view of the
many matches that are awaiting me
would be foolish to retire. especial
~ when ! think J am good enough to-
stay at the top.
There are about three thousand
weddings every twepty-four hours.
taking the entire world into consid-
eration---good for Dan Cupid. Some
of his recruits in the matrimonial
teams have great batting averages
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