The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-10
Short Ribs Of Sport
(By "Hank.")

Coach F. H. Watkins of Fargo col
lege, is at home from his vacation in
the east and will get down to work
with the boys at the gate city institu-
ton Immediately. he says. Some of
last years men will be back at F. c.
|fidence in this years team.
Because Of the fact that yesterday
was the first day of school this year
and everything sort of UP in the air
the candidates for the Grand Forks
high school team did not get out as
expected last night. However. Coach
lO'Keefe says he looks for the entire
squad out this evening for a romp
with the pigskin.
Speaking of football. why. the new
coach for the University of North Da-
kota has arrived. Perhaps YOU have
met him. He says he comes here from
sire to question his word: in fact. we
believe he speaks the truth. Mr..
Armstrong a he has no plans for
this fall as yet. He further states that
he came to North Dakota because he
got a telegram to come. and aside
from that he knows not. Mr.. Arm
strong ONE to the biggest institution
of learning in the state accompanied
by a record. In about three weeks We
VIII ltoNC al PPOi lOllltS W AGo1 WIldl
he knows about football. In the
meantime here's wishing him the best
of success in his new field.
President Blume of the Central-In-
ternational league says that minor
league clubs should lot jump the sal
AIRY limit. Right. o. brother Rlume.
right to, and at this point We would
like to add. "Oh, you Darby O'Brien."
After losing his fight to Jimmy
r "a, - to- N,t< r nl-A TNs<,. NJ Ne, Y@A.
has returned to Butte. and announces
that he is through with the ring game
and will retire. Johns says his eyes
have almost gone back on him and the
least punch makes him groggy. He
went fourteen rounds with Reagan
game rounds at that. He was nearly
blind at the finish of the bout. Eye
specialists give the boy little encour-
agement.
being m of the choicest performers
in the Bresnahan stable. Irving
Vaughn of The Chicago Record-Her-
aid penned the following paragraph
concerning "Flash" during the Car
dinals' recent visit to Chicago.
Leo Magee is about the fastest
thing in shoe leather seen here in
some time. The little fellow can 60 a
nile for a drive with the odds favoring
IliHl IOI IldhluS tie CdlCI. CNlll ilc
came to the Cardinals he thought he
was an iniielder."
incidentally. Charles Dryden Of The
Examiner noted the following:
speaking Of lady club owners
most any woman would like to be so
placed if she could be sure of her
Higgins for an entire season."
Washington's share in the recent
four games with the Red SoN amount
ed to $4,000. The total receipts were
about $4,000.
Coaching of the University of Mis-
sissippi football squad this fall will
be in the capable hands of Leo de
Tray. formerly Il star gridiron man at
the University of Chicago.
The Princeton football squad start
ed work yesterday. The team this fall
will be in charge of Logan Cunning
ham. Matty Mcintyre. left fielder of
the American league White Sox. has
been sold to San Francisco of the Pa
cific Coast league.
Zone Round" Hogan is no more
IA lightweight possibility. He was
eliminated by frankie Burns. He was
knocked out in the tenth round of the
fight at Frisco yesterday.
Portsmouth. with a percentage of
.633 won the pennant in the Ohio
State league which closed the season
yesterday.
The rag in the Southern Michigan
league went to Adrian this year.
That it pays to travel in those
and narrow paths was again
forth yesterday when Manager
Cha~ suspended Frank Schultz.
the Cub Home-Run Hiking"
a nd one of the greatest mon in the
diamond game today. Schultz was
sent on his way because he failed to
observe the temperance clause of his
contract. He went wrong Saturday
night. it is said. when he failed to re-