The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-29
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORTING STAGE

and player can get up a sweat
very easily. The Cubs, with the prom
Using youngsters under contract,
looks just as strong this spring as
they were at the beginning OF last
season. Frank Chance is developing
q young giant named Safer, who
looks as though he will be able to
fill the shoes of the Peerless Leader.
am beginning to get in shape and
expect to give Manager Chance the
best | have left in me. My right arm
is little sore from the daily work.
outs, but it will be all right before
another week, has passed"
San Francisco fight fans will prob
ably be favored with chance to see
AID Wolgast the next time he jumps
into the roped arena. Promoter Mil
ton T. Clark of the Golden Gate place
has signed Wolgast to fight LaGrave.
the husky spaghetti lad, the night of
March 81. For this Wolgast receives
$500 while the aspirant will be CIV
en- $1,000. The weight is fixed at 1873
pounds ringside.
Alfred Shrubb, Hans Holmer, and
I.jungstrom are among the profess
sional runners who will compete in
England this summer. Shrubb will
depart about the middle of April,
and may be accompanied by Agoose.
the Canadian Indian long-distance
runner, who should prove a big at
traction over there.
The Boston Athletic associations
fifteenth annual marathon run over
a 25-mile course will be run on
,, April 10. Prominent athletes of this
country and Canada will participate.
James J. Jeffrics, the white mans
former pride, again failed to come
back" when he attempted to land Il
solar pleXus blow to publishing
house for $4,000. In .Jeffries VS.. New
York Pub. Co., 1874 New York Sup
plement. $50. he alleges that he has
written an autobiography which "by
reason OF plaintiffs career is of in
terest to the public" and "of great
financial value to the plaintiff and
"of immense value" TO the newspaper
publishing it, and asks for an injunc-
ton against defendant for publish
ing IA "so-cailed biography" of him,
and fer $4,000 damages. Section 81
OF the civil rights law is relied upon
1t prohibits the use OF any person S
name. picture, or portrait without
his consent FOR advertising purposes
or for the purposes of trade" 1t
was held that a persons picture is
not used fer advertising purposes"
unless it is made part OF an adver-
tisement used for the dissemination
of information and not for commerce
or traffic. The motion was denied
and Jeff" took the count.
Monroe, La.-Hugh Jennings is a
close rival of Judge Phelan when it
comes to ice water baths.
Every day since the Tigers arriv-
ed here Hughie has taken plunge
in the salt water pool.
The thermometer has never been
much above S. degrees and the pop
ulace stand around the pool shivefing
in their overcoats to watch Hughe
do an Annette Kellerman.
The first day the team went out to
the park several of the players tried
the water in the pool, but few have
ventured in since. Tho water is
supposed to be hot when it emptes
into the pool. The atmosphere, how
ever. cools it before it reaches the
pool through a trough and it feels
like melted ice.a
Jennings has been coaxing for two
days to inveigle somebody into one
of the new bathing suits the baseball
club has provided every member
with. but so far he has been unsuc-
cessful in the main.
: O'Leary and Casey tried it one aft
ernoon. They came out yelling for
hot towels.