The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-07

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leaving town this morning made the
early hours some noisy for many and
nose who could not get away proba.
bly, felt like-cheer up, Mary, there
is no such place.
Fargo. where art thou? ???
Wouldst join the little See-Eye
league now or wouldst rather be as
quiet and prosaic in a sports way
next year as thou hast been the past
season Thy presence is desired.
Come. come. be a sport and get a
ball team.
Ad Wolgast wept bitter tears when
ne injured his ARM, cranking his au-
tomobile, and the doctor announced
that he would be out of commission
for a month at least. The accident
means the calling off of the fight with
Packey Mcfarland September 81.
The engagements that AID will not
engage In on account of the mishap
good old coin. as the guarantees car-
rled approXimated more than $4,000.
(Ry Hank.)
The Grand Forkers and Bull Moos.
ers played a one-sided game in this
village yesterday morning. The game
was called at the end of the sixth in
80 oio" IN W CdlCn
the train for Fargo. where they play
ed another game in the afternoon.
Teddy Roosevelt was on the firing
me for the visitors. He had lots Of
speed. but no control and the home
boys landed on his delivery at will.
me score was 5000 t l when the
game was called.
Yes Fargo and Virginia should
come into the Central international
next year. They are ideally situated
Tor this circuit and they are good
baseball towns-that is. Virginia al
ways has been n Fargo. well, the
sate city has a lot of good fans. If
they once get aroused and it can be
made a real ball town. With these
TWO additions to the league next year
a corking little circuit will be formed
and the games between the old rivals.
Grand Forks and Fargo, would be
winners in themselves.
New Egan of st. Paul has won an.
other pennant. The fans have been
saving. oh. you. Ned" for some
years and now they are at it all over
again. During his nine years as a
manager he has won six ennants and
mas secured second place three times.
HIS last achievement is grabbing the
rag for the Ottumwa club of the Cen
trail association. Every time Ned,
name nan is mentioned a lot of fans re-
can the days when he was at the
mead of the fast Litchfield, Mimi.
semi-pro team, which cleaned up the
SAINTS. on the %leaguers' day off, and
men went down to defeat at Lexing-
Ton park at the hands of the speedy
Naseca. Mimi. team before a crowd
OF 10000 fans. the largest crowd thai
mas ever witnessed a semi-pro game
in the northwest.
Fudge" Heffelfnser, great football
man and star guard at Yale wenty
years ago. had the following to say
discussing the changes made
in the football rules:
Coaches who predict Il return to
the bone-crushing line smasllcs don't
seem to have analyzed the rules very
carefully. There was too much kick
ing and not enough scoring last fall"
added Heffelfinger. THE defense was
made much too formidable by tn.
rules. Coaches could not develop d
scoring machine and as a
result Princeton won her two biz
games. Harvard and Yale. when h
did not really earn them.
There is no question but that the
Tigers opponents had the better Of
Tense. but Princeton had been COACH
ed in defensive tactics. and the Har.
ward n Yale machines were power.
less to carry the ball across by
football. I saw the Yale
Princeton game"