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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-13
. LACEC KEEJ71I

II. a"
It is a joke to compare present
batting figures with those Of the days
when a batsman could call for a
high or a low ball, whichever he
could hit best, and the pitcher had to
deliver such a ball or be penalized.
Or, again, ii Is a joke to compare
present base running figures with
those of the days when the rules per-
mttted crediting q runner with a steal
whenever he went from first to third
ON an infield play or advanced after
q ny catch. There are all kinds of
Inconsistencies in comparing baseball
records of this century and last, so
why not wipe the slate clean and
start a new one during the war?
~
The present record of a batsman's
work is based solely on the number
of safe hits he makes. irrespective of
the length of the hits or of their
value in manufacturing runs. II base
hits won ball game that would be
all right. That is. il the team which
made the greater number Of safe hits
in q game was declared winner of
that game, the present system would
be defensible. But runs are what
win ball games, and the value of
player to his team ought to be based
on his seasons performance in help
Ing make runs.
Safe hits are a great help in the
making of runs, OF course, but some
hits are worth a lot more than others
and system should be worked out
and adopted which will differentiate
safe hits according to their value in
producing results that count toward
winning game. For every feat that
advances himself or another player
toward the home plate the player
should be given credit in the records,
whether he makes a home run with
to the infeld in such a way that he
advances a teannlate. but is retired
himself. And the records also should
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WANTED 70 RENT.

yvANTED-Two or S-room nat, un-
furnished: residence district pre-
ferred. $50, care Forum.
YOUNG COUPLE desires 3-room nat:
very desirable tenants; viii consid-
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N. D. HORSES WIN
Major onu and Busy Time Step Fast
Miles For Spectators.

A Bismarck horse took first money
at Alta, Ia, last week from two of
Americas most famous harness ami
mails when Major Ong, owned by
State Bank Examiner j. r. Waters,
finished ahead of Faye Richmond.
with a mark of 2:01 1-2 and George
Gano, 200. The best heat was made
in IL ia over a heavy, muddy track.
Major Ong has been inside the
money in practically every race in
which he has started this season.
He was raced at Fargo during fair
week and at Grand Forks the week
before.
Columbia Fire, another well known
PAGER, with a mark of 1904 Ia, also
was entered against Major Ong.
In the same meet Busy Time, the
fleet footed little mare owned by
Billy" Smith of Fargo, took first
place in the alt pace.
North Dakota has not in the past
been regarded as a breeder of fast
animals, but through such strings
as those of Waters and Smith. the
state is making a reputation for
itself this season. "
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AMERICAN LEAD
Is HARD PLACE
FOR White SOX
Win but One, Game in Six
and Hold Place by Mar
row Margin
GIANTS CONTINUE
THEIR GOOD WORK
Have National Pennant
Clinched Unless Con-
tenders Brace
CIV Associated Press. !

New York, Aug. 13.--Chicago in
the American league is holding onto
first place with difficulty, while New
York in the National has brought to
a close its victorious trip throughout
the west. The White Sox, winning
only one game out of six last week,
saw their lead cut down to virtually
nothing. Sunday they gained slight
ly on Boston by defeating Cleveland,
A to 3, in IL innings. The Giants by
taking Ave out Of six games increas-
ed their lead still further and, unless
some OF the first division teams show
greatly improved form, Labor day
may see them with the pennant
virtually assured.
Chicago played poorly in it's games
against Philadelphia and Washing
ton, second division clubs. Mondays
and Tuesdays games, were lost to
Philadelphia, the first after eleven
innings. In four games against
Washington the White Sox won only
one. Two hits was the result of the
Saturdays game.
i Two Gain on Leaders.
In contrast to Chicago's poor work
Boston and Cleveland improved their
play and gained on the leaders. The
Red Sox broke even in two games
with Cleveland, and then won four
out of five from Detroit. Cleveland
traded third place back and forth
with Detroit early in the week. but
by winning four out of FIVE from
New York gained fair lead over
the Tigers. New York and Detroit
fell back slightly in their respective
ton. Returning home Sunday the
Tigers beat st. Louis and gained on
Cleveland, defeated by Chicago.
Giants Continue Strong.
In the National, st. Louis failed to
stop New. York, after the league
leaders had taken three out Of four
in the series with Cincinnati. On
Saturday the Giants met their only
defeat, of the week at the hands of
Goodwin, a st. Louis recruit pitch
er. New York did not lose a series
on the trip concluded Saturday.
Philadelphia regained second place
two defeats at the hands OF Pitts
burgh In addition to their one vic.
tory over New York, the st. Louis
team won two out of three from
Brooklyn. t'" y 80.
Cincinnati. continued. in, a.. slump,
their, scoring power having weaken
ed greatly against the eastern clubs,
but in a double header with St.
Louis Sunday. Cincinnati won both
games and went into third place.
Chicago and Brooklyn battled hard
for possession Of fifth place, the last
Of the week, and the Cubs, through
eleven inning victories on both FRI
day and Saturday, gained the leader
ship of the second division. ~
In the Association. --
The American association teams
had a rather uneventful week but
Louisville crept up on Indianapolis
until yesterday, when the leaders
won a doubleheader while Louisville
lost games Columbus made its
hold on last place in the first divi-
sion fairly secure over Kansas City.
Toledo sank further down in its cell
lar position, while Milwaukee drop
per a. couple of points in the next
to last place. larg X
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News From World of Sport
Hol Ho. Get
The Megaphones
Out Big Battle

Mandan, N. D., Aug. 1a.-ofi-
sials Of Bowman and Slope county
are going to clash in baseball
game at Amidon on Sunday.
Aug. 10. The gate receipts wfil
be given to the Red Cross.
Judge White of Slope county,
in speaking OF the approaching
game, stated he hasn't played
ball for forty years and that he
is in need of the training.
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MICHIGAN BACK
IN big TEN"
To Play First, Game Since
1905 With Northwest
ern November "a :.
CRy Associated Press.l

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Indicative Of a
determination on the part Of the
university Of Michigan to maintain
a football team this fall is an an
nouncement given out Saturday that
a game has been scheduled with
Northwestern university at Chicago
for next November, %, the first
Michigan will play as a member of
the big ten" since 1905.
Several months ago definite an
nouncement of its return was made,
but until Saturday no date Of a
scheduled game was made public
Athletic directors Lewis Omer. of
Northwestern, and Phil Bartelme of
Michigan, are authority for the an
nouncement.
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show the difference in the values OF
each performance with the bat.
In the nature Of things home run
with the bags loaded is worth a lot
more than a play that moves a run
ner up one base, but IL would not re :
quiFe a. very complicated system to
indicate that difference in the rec
ords. But it would mean abandon
ing the present system entirely and
therefore removing all chance OF com.
pairing future records with past.
e. Timothy o'sullivan, former
manager of the late Les Darcy. is
now a full-fiedged trainer of thor
oughbreds, and will race his own
stable on the New York tracks.
OSullivan has an ambition to shine
among the great horsemen who APP
pear at Saratoga with their strings
and II he continues to accumulate
racers at the rate he has followed
since he got into the game, he will
succeed.
II Cleveland could do as well
against all the other teams in its
league as II does against the Red
sox the American league pennant
surely would fy in the west. a lot
Of persons think that it will fly in
that section of the country anyhow;
but while the White Sox are going
strongly 1t must always be remem-
bered that the Red Sox are among
the greatest stretch runners in base
ball history.
Since Jimmie Archer left. the Chi
cago Cubs have not a single player
Of the great, team which won PEN
nants under Frank L. Chance.
Pat Moran has little respect for the
Giants pitching stan He still thinks
that when the teams turn into the
stretch the Phillies will Be the one
best bet
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KEEP TERRITORY
Suspended Minor Leagues Will. Lose
Players, However, Unless Paid
in Full. " -a
lRx Associated Press.l

Cincinnati, Aug. 13.-The Nation
al Baseball commission Saturday
promulgated a finding in which it
ratified a ruling of the national
board awarding to disbanded minor
leagues the retention OF territory
privileges; but in the same finding
the commission refused to approve
the extension of protection to such
clubs in the reservation of their
players for 1918 unless their salaries
as stipulated in their contracts are
paid in full.
The decision came up relative to
a number of minor leagues that have
disbanded for the season and the
question of the status of the players
with the clubs was involved.
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BREAKS RECORDS
Barney oIdfield Lowers Time and is
and Ten Mile Distances.
(Rx Assoelated PROSE-

st. Louis, Aug. 13.--Barney Old
field lowered two worlds records for
a. dirt track in three automobile
events against Ralph De Palma at
the Maxwelton race track near st.
Louis Saturday afternoon. In the Is
mile race Oldfield's time was 12:04.
The previous record was 1928, made
by the late Bob Burman. Oldfield
then broke the ten-miIe record,
Sis AS, also set by Burman. Old
field made the distance in 1853 AS.
In the 25-mile race De Palma led
all the way and won by one fourth
lap. Oldfield's engine refused to
work smoothly, it was announced.
De Palma's time was 20:51 2-5.
For state news read The Forum.
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GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS
AT COLUMBUS TODAY
Four Big Races, Including The
News Sweepstakes For Two
Year Odds, on Opening Card.
NV Associated Press.)


Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. lS.-With
the seasons two unbeaten trotters,
Mack Forbes, 2:oSA and The Wood
man, 2:osA, will meet as the big
opening fracture, the second North
Randall grand circuit meeting Of
this season is scheduled to open to-
day.
In addition to the 2:09 trot, which
has nine starters, the opening card
is composed of the 2:07 pace, The
News two year-old trotting sweep
stakes, and the 2:17 pace. -r "
Mack Forbes and The Woodman
are hailed as the two trotting sensa-
tions of 1917. Both have shown
sensational flights Of speed and
horsemen seem about equally divid-
ed as to their relative merits.
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TuIxes Thirteen Inninwm.

Cleveland, Aug. 13-Chicago de-
feated Cleveland in thirteen inninLI
Sunday. The winning run was scored
on Jackson's single, Felsch's safe
bunt, an infield out and a squeeze
play with Risberg at bat. Score:
r. H. q.
Chicago 001 001 0fO 600 IA IL 5
Cleveland 900 002 Dol 900 0--3 10
Batteries - Scott, Danforth and
Schalk; Bagby, Lambeth, Wood
Boehling and Billings, O'Neill.
No other games scheduled.
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BANKS is CHECKER CHAMP,
(By Associated press.l

= Cedar Point, o., Aug. 1S.-Newell
w. Banks, OF Detroit. won the check
when four games which he played
with Alfred Jordan, of London. Eng
land, went as draws. The fnai score
of the match, which lasted a week,
was: Banks won i've, lost two; Jor-
dan won two, lost I'VE; eleven games
drawn.
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Reds Take Third PInce.

st. Louis, Aug. 10. = Cincinnati
twice defeated st. Louis Sunday, and
moved into third place in the pennant
race. Toney shut out ST. Louis in the
first game. 1t was his twentieth vic
tory for which he received bonus of
$1,000. The second game was a slug
ging match in which Cincinnati won
in the seventh when Doak was driven
from the mound. Scores:
First game r. H. e.
Cincinnati 49,. 010 100 O30-7 8 /
st. Louis ...... 900 900 1000 6 /
Batteries-Toney and Wingo; Wat
son, Horstman and Snyder.
a Second game r. H. E.
Cincinnati ..... 900 030 400--7 IL 8
st. Louis ....... 900 12l 11O--6 IL 4
Batteries - Raglan and Wingo;
Doak, Packard, May and Gonzales.
No other games scheduled.
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Chicago, Aug. 13.-Kilduff's single
following an error by Boeckel in the
eighth inning, gave Chicago the game
over Pittsburgh Sunday. Score:
Pittsburgh $50. o2O 900 0o0-2 Z 3
Chicago ...... 200 900 01x--3 s 3
Batteries - Carlson and Schmidt;
Vaughn and Dilhoefer.
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MoVEY DEFEATS JOHNSON.

Panama, Sam Mcvey and Jim
Johnson, negro heavyweight pugil-
lists. fought twenty rounds here Sun
day, McVey winning the decision.
The contest was one sided, johnson
being on the defensive throughout.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.)
Standing of the Clubs.

Saturdays Results.
Brooklyn 8, Chicago 4.
New York 1, st. Louis 8.
Boston 5. Cincinnati 4.
Philadelphia 4-3, Pittsburgh "a.
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excellent pitching gave Detroit an
easy victory over st. Louis Sunday
The home club knocked Sothoron out
in less than two innings and punched
hits on Hamilton in the fifth for four
and a single in five times up. Score:
r. H. L
st. Louis ...... 600 600 1000 S 2
Detroit ........ 40 O41 00x7--S 10 D
Batteries-Sothoron, Hamilton and
SEVERED; Mitchell and Spencer.
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State of North Dakota. City of
Fargo, SIS.
We hereby certify that the forego-
ing is a true and correct assessment
of the property described in the fore
going list, to the best of our judg-
ment, and the several items included
in such assessment are as follows,
to-wit:
Advertising for bids ......$ $50
Contract price ...... 1,6l2.S9
and engineering .. 1850
Assessment Commission 5000
list .......... 22.40
Auditors notice ....... 200
Such assessment Is made for the
cost of constructing a Sewer on
18th Ave. s. between 18th and l7tn
SITS. S.
Dated Fargo. N. D., August 10. 1917.
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Three straIRht Tor NTIIIern

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 13.-Min-
neapolis made IL three straight from
Kansas City by winning Sundays
game, j to o, scoring the only run
of the game in the first inning on
three passes and an out A double
header was scheduled, but one game
was called OF because of wet
grounds. Score:
Kansas city -. 900 900 600 g. q
Minneapolis 80. 100. 900 00x--1 s /
Batteries - McQuillan and Berry:
Thomas and Bachant.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CITY or FARGO

CITY of FARGO, N. ID.
Special assessment list for cost and
expense of constructing Sewer in
Sewer District No. 8, extending on 4th
Ave. s. from 18th st. s. to 18th st. S.
Case, PeRke d Hall.
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lohrrta, 2nd AdAIfinn.
state Of North Dakota. ci

State of North Dakota, City OF
Fargo, SO.
we hereby certify that the forego-
ing is a true and correct assessment
OF the property described In the FORE
going list, TO the best Of our Judg-
ment, and the several items included
in such assessment are Sc follows.
to~wit:
for bids ........s Sal
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Special Assessment Commission
(Aug. 1920, 1919
City OF FARGO, N, ID,

CITY OF FARGO, N. ID.
Special assessment list for cost and
expense of constructing Sewer in
Sewer District No. 2, extending on
18th and 10th SITS. N. from LIST Ave. ".
to End Ave. N.
Reeves Addition-Stern's Subdivision
of Block II.
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DaLeu NFkUs M d. EAuE UBL IWg I9I .
s. j. HILL
r. H. SLOCUM,
H. r. MILLER,
gnacial A9sAaamAnf cornrniaston

Special Assessment Commission OF
the City of Fargo will meet on the
list day of September, 1917, at ten
o. clock a. M, at the City Hall in said
City to hear all objections which may
be made to any assessment contained
in the foregoing list by any person
interested therein. or his agent or
Dated Fargo. N. D., August 10, 1917.
s. j. HILL.
r.. III. SLOCUM,
H. r.. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission
gnTFF
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Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 13.-A. Al
Jonas, Milwaukee. defeated Kenneth
Dickinson OF Appleton in the final 4
up and in Wisconsin State Golf
championship here Saturday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.)
Standing oP thu C;Iuhm
Saturdays Results

Cleveland 4, New York /.
Chicago 2, Washington 8.
Detroit 2-5, Boston TO.
st. Louis "a, Philadelphia 81.
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(By Associated Press.)
Standing of the Clubs.

Saturdays Results.
indianapolis 2, Toledo l.
st. Paul A. Milwaukee j.
Louisville 4, Columbus 8.
Minneapolis 8, Kansas City 1.
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INDIAN Take Double nIII

Indianapolis, Ind.s Aug. 12.-Indfan-
apolis won two games from Toledo
Sunday afternoon, 5 to 4, and TO 3.
ninEs. Reilly got FIVE hits, including
a double, triple and home run. Scores:
First game RH.E IL.
Toledo 1890. 01O 100 0OO--4 8 d
Indianapolis O41 600 00x-5 2 3
FHlingim and Gossett.
Second Game RH.E.
Toledo ........ 100 010 01--S q
Indianapolis -. 001 020 lit rs o
Batteries - Brady and Sweeney;
Kantlehner and Gossett.
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(Aug. 1890. 1910
,Vrv nu wAur0 n

CITY OF EAMUUs N D.
Special assessment list for cost and
expense of constructing Sewer in
Sewer District No. 2. extending on
nth st. N. from 9Th Ave. N. to 5th
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RED sox WIN EXHIBITION.
TRv ARgncfated PresSl

Waterbury. Conn, Aug. 13.-The
Boston American league team de-
feated the Waterbury Collegians
here Sunday, to 1.
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State Of North Dakota, City OF
Fargo, So.
We hereby certify that the forego-
ing is a true and correct assessment
of the property described in the fore
going list to the best OF our judg-
ment, and the several items included
in. such assessment are as follows,
to-wit:
Advertising for bids ......s 3.52
Contract price ...........s.. 1869
Inspection and engineering >. 37.55
Assessment Commission 49,. 1000
Such assessment is made for the
cost OF constructing a Sewer on
18th and 18th SITS. IN. between LIST Ave.
N. and and Ave. N.
Dated Fargo. n. d. August 10. 1917.
s. ]. HILL.
r. H SLOCuM,
u MILLER
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Louisville, KY, Aug. 13.-ExtFa
base hits predominated in Columbus
S to 4 victory over Louisville Sunday.
Al wild throw by Roach enabled Johns
to score the winning run. Louder
milk was knocked out Of the box in
six innings. Score:
Columbus ...... 900 400 1906 5
Louisville .... Dol 900 000--4 10 3
Batteries-George LowdeFmilk and
Coleman; stroud and Kocher.
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LARGE EXCHANGE LIST - What
have you to match7 Herbert Hodge.
500 N. II. Ave.
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE lew
Harley-Davidson motorcycles. model
17-FS; Will give good Discount for
cash OF Will trade on Ford. or pair 81
young mares, or cattle Of equal value.
Write S00s care Forum.
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BOARD AND ROOM.
Special Assessment Commission.

Notice is hereby given that the
Special Assessment Commission of
the City of Fargo will meet. on the
1st day of September, 1917, at ten
o'clock a. M, at the City Hall in said
City to hear all objections which may
be made to any assessment contained
in the foregoing list by any person
interested therein, or his agent or
attorney.
Dated Fargo. N. D., August 10, 1911.
S. j. HILL,
.... r. H. SLOCUM
II. r. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
(Ann 12-2n 1Q1TA
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Notice IL hereby given that the
Special Assessment Commission OF
the City OF Fargo will meet on the
let day OF September, 1917, az ten
o'clock a. M, At the City Hall In said
City to hear all objections which may
be made to any assessment contained
in the foregoing list BY any person
interested therein, or his agent or
attorney.
Dated Fargo. n. D.. August 10. 1914
s. j. HILL,
n. H. sLOcUM,
H. r. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
fAug. 1890, 1919
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WINS BADGER GOLF IT'LL.

AIIIwaukee-st. I'm. rain.
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FOR sALE-OId, well established.
hardware, harness and implement
business, In city OF eight thousand
people. In state of Montana; located In
the best farming valley in the state:
very attractive opening for parties
with SUFFICIENT capital; no trades will
be considered; exceptional prices and
terms Will be made to responsible
parties; full particulars on appllca-
tion. Address Collett Bros. Bohemian.
Mont.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-Barber shop or pool hall
In good town. Write $50. care
| Forum.
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FRANK 4. AsDERs civn Hnsinast.
City Hail
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Since Jimmie Archer left. the Chi
cago Cubs have not a single player
Of the great team which won PEN
nants under Frank Il. Chance.
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OHTRoPRACToRs.

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