The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-09
Duluth Pair Return to School
from Easter: Vacation inside
>sz- Door Pulln,ans.
ARNOLD HAWKINSON AT
JEAN DULUTH FARM
Michael Bonner and Miss Ruth
Jesmore Among Range Stu
dents to Graduate.
(By RALPH WILK.)


"On a Slow Freight Through Mime
sota," may be the title Of book writ
ten by two Duluth students at the
state university who arrived in the
city last evening from the head of
the lakes in freight car.
The students ran short of funds and
decided to return to school via "blind
baggage" They paid their way to
Duluth, as the weather was too cold
for the freight car trip. However, the
appearance of the sun yesterday morn
ing induced the boys to make the re-
turn journey in freight car.
Virginia Students Return.
With the exception of Harry Prib-
now, an academic student, all the
Virginia students have returned to
school. He is visiting at Madison and
other points in Wisconsin, but is ex-
pected back tomorrow. He plans to
attend the University of Wisconsin
next fall as student in the COM
merce department.
Arnold Hawkinson, an agricultural
student, who visited the Jean Du Luth
farm, near Duluth, yesterday, arrived
in the city today. He is required to
spend three summer months on farm
and expects to locate at the Jean Du
Luth farm next summer.
Range Students Will Graduate.
Among the, Range students who will
complete courses at the state uni
versity in June are Michael Bonner of
Virginia, a dental student, and Miss
Ruth Jesmore of Eveleth, an academic
student. Miss Jesmore plans to teach
high school classes next fall. Mr..
Bonner's brother is dentist at St.
Paul, and it is thought, he may join
hns brother.
Olson Becomes Active.
Halvor Olson of Virginia, who is a
pitcher of experience, is now training
daily with "Frosty" Thomas candid
ates for the varsity baseball team.
Olson did little practicing before the
Easter vacation, but expects to win a
place on the nine. He has little oppo.
sition. Captain Pennington, who is
an infielder, is being groomed for the
hurling staff and is showing good
form in the box.
The players hope to make trip tc
the Panama fair in San Francisco anG
are now trying to raise money fol
the jaunt. They will play many
varsity and independent teams er
route. Captain Solon of the football
eleven is a candidate for one of the
receiving berths.
Roth Switched to Infield.
Bobby Roth, with Virginia in 1913
has been switched to third base b,
Manager Rowlands of the Chicag,
White Sox. Roth has played the out
field, but while with Virginia he Gov
cred the hot corner. Roth is compel
ing with Jimmy Breton, his old team
mate with the Kansas City America,
association club: Critics expect Rotl
to displace Breton.
With St. Paul Bobby Nifnecker, A
Donley and Bert Larson, Grand Fork
graduates, are making fight for thei
baseball lives. Nifnecker, who ha
been playing shortstop, is being trie'
out at third and second. He is doin,
fairly we'll and his friends are hopin,
he makes the team.
Pitcher Donley has been trouble,
by sore hand, but is rounding int
shape. Larson has been used in tn
box in many Of the practice games
Manager Kelley is signing many bi,
league castoffs, and it is thought Don
ley and Larson will be found in tn
Northern league next month.
Pitches Fait and Dumont, with Far
60 in 1914, are still being carried b
Manager Cantillon of the Minneapoli
American association club. Dumon
has excelled Fait in the tryouts an
may make the team. Fait is certai
to be returned to the Burmeister lool
Both Managers Unglaub and Patte1
son of the Fargo and Winnipeg club
are after his services.
i "Ahce of Old Vincennes"
Ollie Pickering, major league vel
eran who has performed in sever:
circuits, is after the managerial plu1
at St. Boniface. Last year he manage
: the Owensboro club in the Kentuck
) league. Pickering, who is known .
"Alice Of Old Vincennes," halls fro,
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