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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-21
Nugget Special Service.

CHICAGO. June 21.-The followers not to holt the convention. even if the colonel wishes such that they were duly elected to attend the na- tional republican convention. called to meet in Chicago commencing June lS and there being no other c"nvcn- ton duly called. to which they were instructed. they will have to sec the thing through irrespective of who secures the nomination.
 Will Make Another Stand.
 CHICAGO. June 2l.-Friends "f Roosevelt have decided to make am other stand and try to secure a ma iority of the contested delegates be- fore the committee on credentials. We have decided there will be n> boltinG the convention" remarked Governor Hadley. but will make our last stand to secure a favorable re- port from the committee on credcn- tials. to have the contested delegates busted and the Ronscvclt supporters placed upon the roll.
 Teddys Delegates Will Remain But
 Not Vote.
 CHICAGO. June 21.--It has been agreed in caucus by the Roosevelt supporters. if the contested delegates are allowed that is the Taft men re- main upon the roll. as per decision of the protest committee before the convention convened. then the Roose- welt delegates will remain in the con Nention hut refuses to take any action in the proceedinGs They will retain their seats. being over five hundred strong, but will not vote upon any measure arising. not even taking part in the nomination of a cadidate.
 May Hold Independent Convention.
 CHICAGO, Jue 21-Colonel Roose- welt has announced that instead of his delegates bolting the convention at this time. he is in favor of another convention to he called after the dem ocrats finish with their convention at Baltimore.
 'I am of the opinion. at this time. remarked the colonel. that 1t is bet
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cuDUAhY RERMARRiES
 HIS FORMER WIFE
Special Nugget Service.

KANSAS CITY. June 2l-Jaek Cudahy. was remarked yesterday to
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MONIES MOST PROMINENT
 CITIZEN PASSES AWAY
FUNERAL NOTICE

Al members of the fra- tcrnal order ot Edgl"s are requested to meet tt Eagle Hall Saturday morning at io.5o a. m., ts attend tuner ai "f our dccctScd brother
 l.. F. nul D II G. r.
 By order of
 FRED A DANIELS. W r.
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Taft Wins Contested Delegates.

CHICAGO. June 2l. The commit- mittec on credentials handed in it's port this morning. stating they had settled the four contested delegations from the states of Indiana. Alabama. Arkansas and Arizona. and find the Taft delgates duly qualified to he seated in the convention. as against the delegates claiming the right and instructed for Roosevelt All other contests stand as agreed tn hy The committee hearing same before the regular convention convened.
 In the recommendations of the com mittcc on credentials their report lstItes: we found it necessary to ssSrlc rhc question of delegates at large from Indiana. headed by Fair banks. bolting for Roosevelt. also two each from Alabama and Ar kansas. and six at large from Arizona. and find that the Taft delegates are entitled to he seated as against the contest raised by the supporters If Theodore Roosevelt"
 HsdIey Raises an Objection.
 CHICAGO. June 21-No sooner had the report of the committee on ere dentials been read when RO0sevclt's floor manager. Governor iadley, of Missouri. sprang to ihs feet and of fered resolution which prohibits the contested delegates from taking part in the voting on accepting the report of the committee on credentials.
 The question of adoption of HadIey resolution is being thrashed out upon the floor of the convention.
 We print anything and everything in job printing line at the Nugget.
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NOME TAILORING co.

Between Segerstrom & Hagen and Zehners jewelry stores.
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thdt ItUuy ne nOInlHdI'u, WdS m appeal of Hadley.
 Convention Opened at 12:26.
 CHICAGO. June 2l The conven- tiou opened this morning at 26 min utes past twelve o'clock and all mem. bers present. The credentisd commit tee made it's report upon all contest. ed delegates. including those settled tion
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We print anything and everything in job printing line at the Nugget.
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Convention Opened at 12;2e.

that Teddy be nominated" was the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
ARE YOU HOARSE-.WE ARE

(By "Elie.")
Who says the Grand Forks fans
don't root?
Superior is here this time with five
new men.
Bowers is still on the sick list. suf.
fering from malaria.
Indian Roy with the Superior team
Is no relation to Roy of Pickett fame
Shocks can we'll be named Smiley,
He never loses his famous grin, win
or lose.
Foster pulled a nice double when
he picked Surgeons %grounder in the
eighth and caught Hall at second.
Don't forget at $3.50. tonight. We
have to get that game and step into
second position.
Wilson appears to be about as sure
a hitter as any pitcher in the c.. L
He generally gets his little single or
better. "
Evidently that bird of DeHaven's
has started the ball rolling to the
winning side.
Dunlevy. the Superior center field
er. is an ex-big Lacquer. He is about
due to come out with his batting
clothes on today.
1t looked bad for Hall in the first
inning but after that he pitched bet
ter ball. His slow ball was a hard
n to fall on. 1t was, principally
his swift shoot that the Dacotahs laid
out for hits.
Bell cut off a score in nice shape
in h third. Perish was on. third
and the local short. took a stingine
grounder clean and shot It home,
catching the Superior left fielder at
the pan for an easy out. -.
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Grand Forks. the second time in
two days came up from behind in
the last half of the ninth and took
victory from the Superior team by
lively batting and base running. 1t
was a. great evening for the 1000
fans that had gathered in League
victory for Superior up to tile last
of the ninth the visitors having four
tallies and the locals one. Hall. who
up to this time had pitched a nice
game for Superior. walked Canty and
a miss by Sturgeon on second base
let .Canty to second and Hyzer on
first. Van Dine then banged out a
two base hit. scoring Canty and Hy-
Ter n Hall was pulled from the box
and Big Chief Chase put in to save
the day. The chief did not save
however. for Foster made a heat sin
gle, scoring Van Dine and Altman
also singled. sending Foster to third
and then: home. but a peg from left
field caught him at the plate for the
second out. DeHaven having famed
first up. Bell. broke up the game
right ava by shooting a bingle owe
seconds head which won the game.
Altman scoring.
To say that the fans were crazy is
putting it rather mildly. To have
the locals trim up the visitors and
turn what looked like a defeat into
blazing victories has yenthused the
old town until she's just about base
ball crazy. A win from Superior this
evening puts us in second place in the
percentage column and the fans are
going to be on hand Ell masse to see
the locals make the big try for that
second position.
How We Did 1t.
NJ E,~S- e 49, -.--
poled by Grand Forks in the first in
ming. when DeHaven. the first man
up. doubled and was sacrificed to
third by t'anty. Hyzer's single scor-
ed DeHaven.
Superior tied it up in the second
when Dunn reached first on Fosters
error; Dunn hitting Fosters out
stretched arm and making the error
excusable. Barth singled and Black
sacrificed. scoring Dunn.
sw: Gave Them Two Runs,
In the fifth inning the local pitch
ers donated two runs or rather
Snooks did because Wilson was put
in at a bad time. Sturgeon took first
on Bells error and Francis walked.
Dunlevy sacrificed putting a man on
second and third. Dunn struck out
and Barth was also given a base on
balls. filling the bases. Black was
at bat and Shocks seemed unable
to find the plate. He pitched four
balls. forcing. in a run. Anderson
was next up and three balls and one
strike had been called on him. when
Wilson was put in TO succeed Shocks.
Wilson pitched one ball and Ander-
son walked scoring another run. Hall
famed. retiring the side.
In the sixth Superior put one more
on their total, a boot by Wilson. let
ting Sturgeon, on and a wild pitch
placing him to second. Francis
grounded out to Foster. Sturgeon TAX
ing third on the fielder's choice. A
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

CR|GER TALKS ON
LEAGUE PLAYING
Says There Are Men in CT
Who Have Making of Big
League Material.
o THE PITCHING
St. Louis Scout Would Have
Hurlers Change Their
Pace More Often.

Lou Criser. scout for the 81. Louis
Browns, on his visit to Grand Forks
= little concerning the CT
playing. but gave M idea as to villa,
hig league material he had spotted for
ST. Louis.
~ like the work of the League as a
whole he said. For a Now orranj-
Iatl"n IN" CT is q good ono and will
ne Il go. because tho people here
nke baseball and certainly pu,ronizn
u VIII II there is any possibility. There
Is one hin | notice. however. and
mat is the pitchers. They do not
mango pace often enough. / notice
the majority of the hurlers in the
league throw fast balls all the time,
'mlNlns their curves up ON fast balls.
Now t" my mind they will tlnd in a
year or sh that their arms are giving
ont. They should mix up the SLOW
and fast ones, the low and high ones
and the underhand and overland
pals. In doing 81 they will lind the
natt"rs are more easily fooled and
that their throwing arms will last
Years longer. | like the liveIiness of
the league and feel that plenty of biz
league material will come from the
C-I."
l can say nothing about who | am
looking for. In fact am looking FOR
n player that has big league class.
There are many of them in his coun-
try and I'm here to find tl1eln.'
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
DAC0TAS REPEAT SUNDAYS RALLY
AND WIN OUT IN NINTH FROM RED S0X
Ex-Umpire Hall and Big Chief Chase Batted for Total of
$ Twelve Hits in Bad Game With Good
Ending. To-.

boot by DeHaven allowed Sturgeon
to score and Dunlevy was caught
stealing second making the third out.
This ended Superior's scoring for the
game and Grand Forks came up in
the ninth and did the execution that
saved the day.
Had Change of Pace.
Hall, who pitched the first nine and
one-third innings for Superior. is the
same Hall who umpired here last
week and his work as a whole was
good. In the first inning he was tap.
ped rather freely by the Dacotahs
and Taylor started to warm up Chase,
After the first inning. however, the
Die Superiorite settled down and used
his change of pace SO freely that ii
looked as though he had the Fork
ers on the hip. However a total
OF l hits was registered from his
delivery and he struck out four.
Hairs arm was not in the best of
shape because of his not having play
ed lately so he could not stand the
nine inning gaff. Char- who succeed
ed him did not have much chance to
90 anything as the Dacotahs had
their batting eyes wide open and ey-
cry man who faced the warrior layed
her over for a single.
smiley" Shocks is too wild. He
VII AAS0 CuA YES anu Is IN I'VE
game all the time. but uses his splitter
too much and hasn't the control.
Smiley. however. is a hard worker
and is liked by the fans because of
his everlasting cheerful grin. no mat
ter how bad the situation looks,
With a little more seasoning and per
haps a hot day to work he will UNI
doubtedly deliver the goods.
The infield worked rather poorly
last night. six errors being chalked
up against the locals. Van Dine
made one of his by being over Jealous
and getting into shorts territory. He
made up for it Immediately after by
a beautiful peg to first for the out.
Foster was hit on the arm and his
error was one that could not be
avoided. In justice to the infield MAY
be said that they are all working hard
and any boots made are made by
covering too much ground. Every
man is on his toes at all times in the
present string of games and any play
err who does his share in covering a
lot of ground is due to make errors
the records of the best mel in the
game show that.
Rav crora.
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SHERWOOD DEFEATED MoHALL

Sherwood. n. D.. June 1s.-Mohall
lost ( O Sherwood before an enthus-
iastic crowd of about 1000 fans sun
day. Davey. the fast Sherwood twirl-
er. backed by error less support. had
the Mohall aggregation on his hip
from start to finish and defeated them
to the tune of to 3. Schroeder STAR
red for the visitors. while Davey's
fielding featured for the home team.
Batteries, Sherwood, Davey and Lekke.
Mohall. Brackcn and Schroeder; two
base hits. Schroeder l. three base hit,
Blacken 1: struck out, by Davey. 3.
by Bracken I: bases on balls, off Da-
vey. 2, off Bracken 4: hit by. pitcher,
DaVey.
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NO HIT GAME.

Sterling. N. D., June 1S.-The Ster-
ling Stars defeated the Mckenzie Reds
on the latter's diamond for the third
time this season by Q to O.. Dutch"
Nieman. the southpaw twirler for the
Stars. pitched a shut out. no-hit game
on the RUDE Marquard plan. backed
up by errorless ball, the team accept
ing "a chances with some sensational
stops and catches by Whiting. Slater
and Belk. Cooper. an imported speed
artist. threw a good game for the Reds
though his support became erratic at
times and the stars connected for six
hits. Nieman walked two and struck
out 2. Cooper walked two and struck
out six.
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If Winnipeg can trip the Duluth
wrcckers for another game or so it
Will make the percentage column a
rather interesting set of figures TO
watch.
Twelve hits isn't so bad. Both Van
Dine and DeHaven secured a double
and a single out of the total. Foster
picked two singles and Cantv. Hyzer.
a Dine. Altman and Wilson a sin.
gle each.
Chase. the Indian hurler. did not
DO much toward stemmling the tide.
Three. men who faced him all made
singles. He, however. is touted as a
good finger. and may make us toe
the mark when he starts in the game
and warns up to the occasion.
A throat specialist would have
good pickings in G. F. today. Bet
there are 500 people in town hoarse
from roofing Sunday and Monday.
But 1t was so good-those two fin
ishes-that we almost forgot to mark
the little score hook.
That seat down in front Of the
erandstand is a bad place in ninth
inning finishes. Dur head feels like
the aftermath of a prize fight this
morning. Too many fans pounding
us up when the rally was in progress.
Funny we didn't notice it at the time
the cold ray dawn of the
morning after always is the worst.
The official scorer phones the re-
suit OF every inning to the Times
Herald: Northwestern central and
Council cigar store. Don't call the
park for the CORE. as it is rather a
difficult proposition to follow every
play in the game and talk continually
over the phone n if we give the
score to one We should to all.
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THEY EAT OUT
OF HIS HAND
-
New Pitcher Seaton Makes
League Leaders Look
Foolish.

Winnipeg. Man. June .1s.-Minni-
peg outplayed Duluth in all depart
ments of the game and tool the first
contest of the present series YES
terday by the score of S to 1. Joe
Seaton. Winnipeg's newest. pitcher.
had the league leaders eating out of
his hand all the way. \ home run
by Sours in the second inning gave
the visitors two runs. Catches by
Menice. Blum and a wonderful play
by Clothier. featured the fielding. The
score
r. II. f
Winnipeg 80 o23303Ox-S IL )
Duluth ......0 100000 OF j 3
Batteries: Hoffman and Erickson:
Seaton and Jones.
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n WON GAME

Mimic. N. D.. June 1s.-The- home
team defeated Park River in a game
by a score of 5 to o. The batteries
We're: For Mimic. Thompson and
Mach: for Park River. Porter and
Gullickson. Thompson struck u IL
men and allowed one hit. while Porter
struck out four and allowed eight hits.
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Grand Forks ......1 0 0O00OO4- 5
Superior ..........O 0O21OOo- o.
Summary: Two base hits. Van Dine,
DeHaven. Canty; double play. Foster
to Bell: sacrifice hits, Canty. Francis,
Dunlevy. Black: bases on balls, off
Han 3; Snooks 8, Wilson 1: hit by
Wilson: earned runs. Grand Forks 3:
struck out. by Wilson /. Shocks 3.
Hall q: left on bases. Grand Forks
~. Superior II. Umpire, Brennan.
Time of same. 1852.
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"Them Redlegs Amt So Much"

The Central-1nternational league
race is developing into as pretty a
little sprint as q real live fan would
care to now about. The Dacotahs
are playing genuine baseball and this
helps some. especially here at home.
If Grand Forks defeats Superior
here tonight We will he in second
place. Guess that will be good news
to tell wife and b ahies.
We must all be u on the firing
line to help the boys bring home the
bacon.
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The roofing of the fans last night
was a feature of the whirlwind finish.
Lets make it 4 point to lay aside
business and other hum-drum things
for once at least and all assemble at
Dacotah park tonight, with plenty of
Yell material on hand.
We must win tonight's game.
Try and be there with Your Ears
pinned back and your hair in a braid.
1t will be the battle of the season
and them Redlegs amt so much af-
ter all"
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HANsBoRo BALL CLUE. WINS.

Hansboro. n. D.. June 1S.-At the
sports day celebration and baseball
tournament at Crystal City, Man. the
Hansboro ball team was again victori-
Gus. The first game played between
Crystal City. Man,. and Sarles, n. D.,
resulted in a victory for the former.
Hansboro then defeated Pilot Mound,
Man,. II to 4. The big game between
liansboro and Crystal City was won by
Hansboro by a score of : to .. BAT
fam was on the mound for Hansboro.
with Fury at the receiving end. and
both played great ball. The local
twirler had the Canucks at his mercy
at all times. Hanshoro will play an
exhibition game with a picked team
from that section on July , at Covers
park. Rock Lake. Man.
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ToWNER WON FROM DRAKE.

Towner. n. D., June 1S.-In a very
one-sieed game. Towner defeated the
Drake aggregation on the local
grounds by a score of 10 to 2. Chris
Hanson and Kyllo were the battery for
Towner. Christianson struck out EN-
men and allowed no hits for six in
nings. Gregg. who is developing into
a good pitcher was then given a
chance for the sake of practice, al
lowing only two hits and striking out
four men.
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MISTER TO CELEBRATE.
North Dakota Town to Have Baseball


Inkster. N. D.. June 1s.-This town
will hold it's sixth annual baseball
tournament June 81 and %. Besides
baseball games. there will be a bal
loon ascension with parachute drops,
automobile parades. tent shows. etc.
The Commercial club has full
charge of the tournament. and no ef-
fort is being spared to make it big
ger and better than ever before.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
HEAVY HITTING WINS

Rumley Team Trounces Oslo Nine In
Fast Contest. r
The heavy hitting of the Rumley
baseball team was the big feature OF
the game between the Rumley aggre-
cation and the Oslo nine Sunday. when
the implement dealers won by the
score Of 8 to s. The %batteries:. Oslo,
Stoughton, Larson and Jemison;
Rumley. johnson and McCray.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
American Assn.
Games Today,

India at Louisville.
Columbus at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
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If a man buys a girl candy he
is pretty sure to be eNtraNagant:
if he doesn't he's stingy. You
can take your choice.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

If YOU refuse To lend money
YOU lose a friend. and if you lend
it he bears a grudge.
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It's better to have PLAYED and
lost than never t. have PLAYED at
all-if you don't care whether we
win that rag or not.
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Vanguard Ties Record.

Vanguard Ties Record.
P%ittsburg. June 1S.-Marquard tied
the modern record for consecutive
victories yesterday when he won an
eleven inning pitchers battle from
Marty O'Toole. Marquard has now
won fourteen straight games. The
game was played between thunder
storms, play being called for about a
quarter of an hour after the fifth
inning.
r. II. E.
New York 5 s 0
Pittsburg 4 13 1
Marquard and Meyers; O'Toole and
Kelly.
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II We had everything We wished
for, we'd wish VIC hadn't
We've got to wish somehow. and
1t might as we'll be for something
that is a goal worth while. Let's
wish that the boys grab second
place tonight.
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Weather should never trouble
anybody: for a cool day gives one
a chance to wear his old clothes
and cuss the ball team: a warm
day gives one Il chance to dress
up and yell his throat sore: and a
rainy day affords one the privilege
of sitting in doors and talking
about the Sunday that the ball
team was pinched.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

When there's a noon. a pretty
girl and a hammock, the man is
pretty certain TO be a duffer or
the girl has a pin in the back of
her belt.
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Never take a chance unless
you are sure it's really an oppor-
t'1nity. There's d lot of differ
ence.
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Columbus Shut Out,

Columbus. Ohio. June Is. ?kansas
City shut out Columbus e to 0.
Powell held Columbus to three sim
giles. He was given faultless support
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Takes Lead Again.

Toledo. June 1S.-Toledo won the
deciding game of the series from Min
neapolis yesterday by s to ,. and re-
manned possession OF first place once
more. Umpire Hayes benched Faulk-
enberger and Land for protesting on
his decision, while First Baseman
Hohnhorse wrcnched his right Shout
der severely.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

The ''bargain" you offer has nc
advertising value" for Your store I'M
less it is advertised.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

Kansas City ....6 Z 1
Rruck, Cooper. RYAN and Smith;
Powell and O'Connor.
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Games Yesterday.
Grand Forks s.. Superior I.
. Winnipeg 8. Duluth 4.
Games Today.
Superior at Grand Forks $3.50
p. mo-
Duluth at Winnipeg.
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THE PESSlNIST-

If we win a game every one
SAYS: We've got the greatest
little team on earth: if we lose
they say. II told you So" So
what's the use.
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Wake Up.

Wake Up.
Wa king up" to the Importance Of
the ads is often the beginning of a
new era in one's life.
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Yingling Got Victory.

Yingling Got Victory.
Brooklyn. June 1S.-Pircher Wing
ling was in difficulty much of the time
yesterday but rallied brilliantly when
there We're men on bases and had a 3
to l victory over ST. Louis when the
game was stopped by a terrific rain
storm in the eighth inning. Harmon
after the third.
r. III. f.
Brooklyn 3 10 1
st. Louis Z 1
Yingling and Miller; Harmon and
Wingo.
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National League
Standing of the Clubs,

Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.