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RELEASE
CLAUSE
N. L. Owners Would Amend
Constitution Barring
Trades After Aug. /
(By Associated Press.)


New York. Dec. IA. National
League cluub owners, in annual ses-
sion here, debated yesterday a
proposition made by President Baker
of the Philadelphia club, to amend the
constitution so that no player could
be released after Aug. l, each year,
unless all the clubs in the league
were asked for waivers. This was to
prevent trades of players which might
strengthen leading clubs in the PEN
nant race, but it was pointed out that
1t might also work against clubs in
the second division which might de-
sire to make trades. The question
was referred to a committee, which is
to report back at the schedule meet
ing next February.
The New York club was desirous
of making it imperative that no more
than two championship games could
be played on the same day by any
club. AS there is no rule governing
the number of games that might be
played in an emergency, this matter
also was left to the same committee
for a report next Friday.
To Take Care of Day.
There was quite a lively discussion
over the question whether players
under contract, but not actually TAX
ing part in championship games
SlOulu NC a CluD s
of twenty-five players. 1t was finally
settled that every player under con-
tract is to be counted in the twenty
two allowed to each club, as voted on
at tuesdays session. By unanimous
vote the league will take care of John
Day, former owner and one of the
founders of the New York club dur
ing the remainder of his life. This
veteran recently suffered from a
! M TO 1XTti ctr nd
stood that he lost almost his entire
fortune during the Brotherhood fight
i the club owners decided that Mr..
Days strenuous efforts for the well
fare of the game should be recognix-
ed and appreciated by the national
league.
Much Business Left.
Presidents Ebbetts, Dreyfuss and
Secretary Heydler were appointed a
committee to draft suitable resolu-
tions on the recent death Of former
While the club owners spent almost
eight hours discussing league busi-
ness at their session yesterday.
Secretary Heydler said last night
that a great deal remained to be done
and it is probable that the annual
meeting may not be finished until to-
morrow,
Still After Mitchell.
President Weeghman Of the Chi
cago club said last night that he had
made an appointment with President
Haughton of Boston, to talk over the
deal for the services Of Fred Mitchell
as manager. Both of them said that
so far neither had made any PROPOSE
tions to the other in regard to Nit
chell. but that they might come to
terms as soon as they understood
, each other.
Several trades and deals were talk
| ed of during the day by the managers
| and players who crowded the corri-
dors OF the hotel, but not one of them
was closed. While lacking official
| confirmation, it was generally under
| stood that Charlie Doom will be
| manager Of the Rochester Interna-
| tional League club next Season.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
Commercial League.
Games Tonight

Games Tonight.
Nestor alleys-Union Lights VS.. An
heiers.
Grand alleys-Pirie Co. VS.. Alex
Stern & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS
IN EXHIBITION TONIGHT
Mixed Program on the Bill at the Hor-
ace Mann School Gym
Public In Invited,

Students Of the grade schools Of the
city will be principals in a mixed pro-
gram Of folk games and dances, drills
and gymnastics to be given in the Hor-
ace Mann school gymnasium under the
direction Of B. H, Robbins, grade
school physical director. at 7:45 o'clock
this evening.
The public is invited. A small ad-
mission fee will be charged.
The program follows:
1--Grand march. sz ~ ~. -. e.
Folk games-(a) first grade; (b)
second grade.
3-Dumb-bells, eighth grade girls.
4-(a) Mats; (b) games, seventh
grade boys.
5-Freehand drill. third and fourth
grades.
6-Wands, seventh grade girls.
7-Gymnastics, eighth grade boys.
S-Flag drill, eighth grade girls.
Star Spangled Banner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
RACING YACHT FAMOUS
IN 1866. IS WRECKED
Gained international Fame In Trans
Atlantic Race-Was in Use as
Ocean Trader.
(By Associated Press.l

New York. Dec. 1.-THE old rae
ing yacht, F1eetwing, which in 1856
gained international fame as one of
three contestants in a transatlantic
race for sailing vessels from New
York to England, was wrecked Nov.
II, on the east coast of Cuba. it was
learned yesterday from members of
her crew who returned here. The
yacht left here last August for Fayal,
the Azores, and was returning from
that point to Bermuda when the
disaster overlook her.
The F1eetwing was built in 1855 in
New York. and after a career as a
yacht, she was in 1905 purchased by
the Baptist Home Mission board. and
for a number Of years served as a
harbor Gospel ship" Demand for
tonnage growing out of the war led
to her resurrection from a ship yard,
and she was sold to Boston interests
as an ocean trader. She registered
Ill tons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14

Georgetown is with the southern insti-
tutions tsvictory over Dartmouth, 10 to
0, gives the south one win in addition
to the two ties.
The complete list of intersectional
games in which eastern elevens took
part, with the dates and results fol-
lows:
East VS.. West.
Oct. 14.-Colgate Is; Illinois 3.
Oct. 2S.-Tufts 12; Indiana 10.
Oct. 28.-Michigan IA; Syracuse 13.
Nov. Army 80; Notre Dame 10.
Nov. 11.-Cornell %: Michigan 20
Nov. 1S.-Pennsylvania 10: Michi-
gan 7.
East VS.. South.
Sept. 30.-Pennsylvania 8: West
Virginia 0.
Oct. 7-Princeton 20; N. Carolina
Oct. Yale 81; Virginia 3.
Oct. 7.-Washington and Jefferson
Z; Wesleyan (W. Va.) 0.
Oct. Army 10; Washington &
Lee 7.
Oct. 14.-Penn. State 80: w. Va
Wesleyan 0.
Oct. 14-Harvard 21; N. Carolina
Oct. 14.-Rutgers 13; Washington &
Lee 49,
Oct. 2O.-YaIe 10; Virginia Poly 0.
Nov. 4.-Harvard 81; Virginia 0.
Nov. 1S.-Dartmouth Z; West
Nov. 1S.-wash. & jeff. 10; Wash. &
Lee G.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
PAPER STUDY ON
Publishers Are Urged to Take Part
in Federal Trade Commits.
sion's Work.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. 14.-Newspaper
publishers were urged in a statement
by the Federal trade commission yes
terday to be present or. telegraph
authority for others now here to act
for them at the meeting to be held in
Washington Friday to consider the
proposed plan for relief Of the news
print paper situation which has re-
suited in the high prices driving many
Of the small papers out OF business. All
of those interested in paper production
are urged in the statement to attend
a conference on the same subject to
be held in New York Friday by the
manufacturers.
The commissions statement said
prospects for success of the proposed
plan for relief by distribution of paper
stocks under the supervision OF the
commission depends in large measure
on full representation at the meetings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
HAS
BETTER OF
The WEST
In Six Games Against East
ern Elevens, West Won
But One
(By Associated Press. }

New York, Dec. 14.-Although the
majority Of the eastern football
schedules for the season of 1917 are
still in the making, it is evident that
intersectional games will be featured
to a record extent next autumn. The
popularity Of these contests proved
one Of the outstanding features OF the
past fall, and it is certain that they
will be duplicated on larger scale
next year. If various rumors and re-
ports have any basis in fact, not only
will there be more Of these intersec
tiOnal games, but the larger and more
important colleges Of the east. middle
and far west will appear upon the
schedules of teams many hundred
miles removed from their own
campus
Whatever next seasons play may
bring forth in the way Of victory or
defeat, the eastern college elevens
have no reason to be ashamed of
tional gridiron struggles Of last fall.
During the months of October and
November, eastern teams participat-
ed in eighteen intersectional games
against southern and middle western
elevens, winning fifteen, tying two
and losing one.
In six games against the middle
west, nVe were won and one lost,
when Michigan nosed out Syracuse
by a score of IA to IS. In these six
contests the eastern elevens rolled up
a total of 103 to "a points. Michigan
was the only team to figure in more
than one game, the Wolverines play
ing three, losing to Pennsylvania and
Cornell and winning from Syracuse.
Against the southern teams the east
did still better. All told twelve games
were played, Of which ten were won
and two tied. West Virginia held
Dartmouth to to score, and Rut-
gers played Washington and Lee t3
to 1S tie game. The total number Of
points scored In the intersectional
contests were east, 270; south SO,
making the aggregate for the eighteen
games east, 373; opponents, 100. If
the University Of Pittsburgh and
Georgetown university are considered
as eastern combinations the score can
be increased still further, while If
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
IS ST. JOHNS "CAP"?
Jumbo" Lee Elected Head OF
ColIegsViIIe Tossers.

Collegeville, Mimi. Dec. 14.-Horace
Lee, popularity known as Jumbo" has
been chosen captain Of st. Johns uni
verSity basketball team. and the first
squad will include Benz of st. Paul,
Reip OF saltwater, Ruff Of Minnea-
polls, Horace and Emory Lee of Rem,
vile, Franta Of Sank Center, and
KlienheitS OF Marshfield. Wis.
The season will open Saturday with
a practice game against Kimball high
school. Contests have been scheduled
with st. Thomas, St Olaf. Manchester
st. Cloud normal and the Fargo
Aggiss, and others are being arrang-
cd.
Coach Flynn has reduced his gym
squad to twenty-five men, and with
the arrival Of apparatus from Minnea-
polls has begun work for the North
western gym meet.
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RATIFY
SALE OF
RED SOX
Formal Transfer to be Made
by A. L. Bosses Today
Economy to be Urged
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago. Dec. 14.-Ratlflcation Of the
sale of the Boston club, curtailment Of
players salaries and adoption or
legislation providing for punishment
to players who permit the use of their
name in writing newspaper stories on
worlds series games, are the import
ant questions to be considered at a
two -day meeting Of the American
league, which opens here today.
Economy will be urged by President
Johnson. who asserted last night that
the game has been conducted on an
extravagant basis. and every expense,
including salaries, must be curtailed,
Players offered high salaried contracts
to retain them during the war with the
Federal league must expect a reduc-
ton, johnson said. There will be no
renewal Of the war contracts. he
said.
To Stop Writing.
President Johnson also is determined
to stop the practice of players writing
for newspapers, or permitting the use
OF their names in connection with
these stories. He plans to offer a res
olution providing for severe punish
ment for violation of the rule.
No Opposition.
The sale Of the Boston club to FL. H.
Frazse and Hugh J. Ward Of New
York win be ratified without opposi-
tion. it was said last night. Frazee
said he hoped to retain the services
of William Carrigan as manager, and
was prepared to make him every pos
sible tnducement.
In the event that Carrigan could not
be induced to return, FraZee said that
there are one or two players on the
Boston club who might make good
managers"
Jack Barry, second baseman and
Outhelder Hooper were mentioned In
this connection.
Maanates or Hand.
Practically every club owner in the
league was here last night for the
meeting. Connie Mack. manager Of the
Philadelphia club; Col. Rupert and
Captain Huston Of New York: Clark
Griffith. manager of the Washington
club: President James Dunn and Man
ager Lee FohL Of the Cleveland club,
were among the early arrivals.
Committee to Appeal.
Chicago Dec. 14.-Committes repre-
sentfng the three class A. A, and the
National association of professional
baseball clubs will appear before the
American league club owners to ap-
peal for their consent to the elimina-
ton of the draft rule, and the creation
of. new board to consider all minor
league questions. The same appeal
was made to the National league at its
meeting in New York.
Presidents Baum Of the Pacific coast
league, Barrow Of the International and
Thomas Hickey. president elect of the
American association, compose a COM
gmittee representing the three leagues.
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pRTNCETON TOssERs WIN

~ (By AsSOclated Press.)
Princeton, N. j., Dec. 14.--The Prince
ton basketball team last night defeated
the New York university. 36 to 10.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
WILSON PRINCETON CAPTAIN.
(By Associated Press.O

Princeton, N. J., Dec. 14.-Marion
r. Wilson, of Binghamton. N. Y. was
yesterday elected captain of the
Princeton varsity football team for
the season of 1917. Wilson is a
junior and plays at end. He comes
from a family Of football men. His
brother. Thomas was American
guard in 1911, and Alexander. anoth-
er brother, was captain Of the Yale
team in 1915.
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LEADS COLGATE ELEVEN.
(By Associated Press. }

Hamilton, N. Y, Dec. 14.-B. b
West Is years old, was yesterday
elected captain Of the Colgate uni
versity football team for next year.
West played star game at left tackle
this year. and Is considered one Of the
best athletes ever turned out at Col
gate. Besides playing football he is
also center on the basketball team
and a pitcher on the baseball team.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
Last Nights Game.

Ralph Bells Rei-Macs made it two
out OF three from the Hagen Newton
five by coping the first and third
sessions of q three game match at
the Nestor alleys last night. The hit
ting Of both teams was erratic.
Hagen, for the cigarmen, was high
man with 211 in his last game. Peter
son, of the jewellers, was second with
1919. The score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
DUGGAN rs NAMED
Will Coach Grand Forks HIGH Basket
l, ball Team This Season.

Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 14-Frank
Duggan will coach the Grand Forks
high school basketball quintet this
season, succeeding Henry O'Keefe,
who asked to be relieved OF the work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
SELECT BIGGEST MAN.
As-~1t-ANI

Providence, r. l., Dec. 14.-Mark
Farnum. rs, of Georgiaville, r. l., was
reelected captain of the Brown foot
Of the Svarsity yesterdav Farnum pIavs
at tackle and guard, and is the biggest
man on the squad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-14
BADGERS DEFEAT RIPON.
(Rv Associated Pre-

Madison, Wis, Dec. 14.-The Univer-
sity of Wisconsin basketball team de-
feated Ripon college here last night, 80
to II.
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ROLL HIGH GAMES
Brisas w in Two Easily But Lose Out
in the Last Round

The Briggs Floral bowlers of Moor
head last night rolled three games over
800 but won only two in the match with
the One Price Clothiers. they taking
the last round with an $50 score G.
Anderson for the Briggs Ave made high
score with 200. The scores:
Rn;nna EI...I.
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StraBe gu oerIesen, pur0e girtsebci.
Ben. Sobn slhr 3og iein @eiufl,
ieinc 9Bens mir Den Setrieb elmer
@irttihaft in geo. 1883 State 9lpe.
apf Senrp 8. @0ers ubertragen 5u
Sitrien, suriid.