Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-28

$1,000 "Ahh' Nj -" NiAS
oful lines. and raised particular hob
with the Superior cam. Police pro
lection, I'll charged, proved a joke.
Among other festivities of the af-
%ternoon. Kid Taylor had a blow over
the head, at the hands of a Duluth
fan, as he was leaving the park.
hat Duluth town. from all ac-
counts, must be a fine town to live
in.
They had a grand little pennant-
raising day in Fargo yesterday. Pipe
this bit of knowledge from the Fo-
rum lad:
Fargo-Moorhead ...23 IA 9 500
Grand Forks ......23 o Ia .391
Now that we've had that problem
solved for us, well turn our attention
to a more interesting affair-the
F1tckertails hoped upon the Peggers
last night and went up a peg or two.
Duluth wa ss~topped-for one game.
Yesterday, they started along the win
route again.
sixteen straight victories is prob
ably a mark that will remain for years
for the rest OF the teams to shoot att
commenteth The Forum anent the Du-
luth achievement. Marvellous fore
sight! Especially for a baseball fore
cast, which usually is more uncer-
tain than a 1hree-year-old weather
lineup.
Mari Free. the Flickertairs fast
utility man, is furnishing Northern
league hurlers in no humane manner.
IN n Winnipeg game last night, he
got three safe drives. Freer also is
playing a fine fielding game.
kurke got back into the pastime
at Winnipeg last night. His recent
run-in with the spikes hasn't robbed
MN of his demon p~roclivities, for he
celebrated his return to the fracas by
polling out a triple and q homer. 1t
was thought hat Kurke would be out
of the game for the rest of the sea-
SON.. If he still is. in good catching
form, Winnipeg will benefit by his re-
entrance.
Wonder what Father Fred Curtis
thought when he saw Freer-rormer
Aaroon-burning things up last
night? Since coming to Grand Forks.
treer has disappointed some of the
wise ones who said he was donc as
a fielder IL couldn't hit. He has
climbed Upward in the hitting column,
and, i n~fielding-well, there isn't a
faster and better one in the league.
JUS for Shows sake, We hope it
is cooler in Winnipeg. In Sundays
pstlme, Snow nearly melted away in
the sixth frame. For nearly half an
hour, he was stretched out in a Far
go street car, which is too much pun
iShment for a fellow.
The Forkers still have three more
games 1t the Peg. Thursday they be-
incidentally, that series will be the
last played o nthe home lot bv
Dutch Altman. Following that.
the Butch Disaster is to breeze into
faster company.
When the Superior Red Legs sneak
into the village Thursday, We hope
they won't repeat their recent ,slaugh-
ter-house demonstration. The Flick
ertalls were their guests a short time
g out the Red Sox acted not at all
ike amiable and hospitable hosts.
The expected happened. There
wasn't a near hunlorist around the
circuit who didn't pull the Snow
neits' stuff because Bill. the local
twlrler, was overcome by the heat at
Fargo Sunday.
Around Duluth the fans are a bit
sore at Kid Taylor. 1t seems that
Taylor refused to let O'Brien substi-
TUE another runner for Dad Ford
-Gord supposedly being crippled. IT
was in that game that Superior won
which only serves to ~aggravate the
situation.