The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-02
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Ung|aub Deserves
.." Unstinted Praise
for Great Showing

There is a poem that goes. "atve me your roses now, not when
All right It'll, That's fair enough So here goes for a few bouquets
,,us Let IT, US Dt tatrq %1ess to Y yo tb 1sd ssr ae ssR 3.s : SeI R Sesst U Rso
Graingrowers are back in Fargo. They come back in third place
nn6 'i is Te ss 20 + foT the re really IrT remarkable ma abb IS" showing owl % that ht' he
is the gentleman who plays first base for the team and bosses the
This g is not astrso I'll &, one soy w4tt from rom any 1go G oan., Player r.. o er. the
sre%ers' L sts@ a as V is CO ao dO toda2 @ Re pIa az 9n theip s {Re e er IN
i Sssnsn baseball ssS h.r, they ar ee; he s otSas ss Rye, w We 6oK K10P Ma;rn Mau Pr.
Laughrn and weideI! are ,L playing ayyng their second year a regulars in
years experience ee in league ball They are Unglau0, Sullivan and
Pick out any other manager s%s s,% on the circuit that could take that
bunch d1,t two months no his yaa t 6Mt st "a bt that til the u Gr rain over srn got 49,
S SSs5S Fl ,.S the S q n 60 q the season S~S 'a 0' "~n sore arm, or
from the grand stand nay s, Rannsd Ungs9e on various s5t% occasions for
t tn asst 9t.efSnsRs IN has IA % moSe P 6sseSsp out S9a IN the in his Ss1 ht sS9a aRssr t hsa
9 6s nooSs ev waat when he + he dH 81 San eGfns s soHSoG pl s9ss he a pu iS 2" aBawh tms
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>, As a !, mater AFTER, Of tr fact q THsLT is n,u GOnduGtn n o 2 baseball S4. school
player Q n the team ga ga. gathers RS in in the he %a n xH room fPsm and r for an ms hour
tsf = p ! : it il ss% 8ssoTP{ESssRRSS t. t6o 5SSSJs d Sis tS.:Ssa u1 eyer mistake
The PITCHERS h are t coached II II. the wsa X sSsss of Of the o, f opposing SIM
and shows them hoy how to pitch aS - The h. c4tehers r coached in the sig
play made by the GrS ng%T - that hath is !IHSo6 made as a. the result Of
paid tuition for the training.
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G GSi :9sT" ahd me Fo w b S%@S "& that II the fans should Sea al nj tn nE''
team 10 ambitious and working his head off, to make good and
get up higher in his profession. One of the results of this Is that
They try for chances that the older heads would avoid to escape IN
error. Remember this when one iof the Graingrowers slips I'D OF a
play.
fans rest assured that the boys gave the best they knew, and
s sasz i hours Tot ta give ~ rS S4s X %oe sR : ss.aS %ian!8 8s so 56SH { studying
improvements. Unglaub is developing a splendid baseball machine.
and 1t Is not bush baseball either. 1t is big league stuff that these
boys r learning and it is big league stuff that they pull off. There
have been several plays pulled off by the Fargo-Moorhead team that
would have done credit to any team playing baseball, and those
PLAYS were the direct result of mixing a large dose OF baseball
brains with the work on the diamond.
Colonel Unglaub, the people Of Fargo and Moorhead are proud to
be represented by you and your gentlemanly ball players and we are
with you till the cows come home.