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Set new MARK
IN THE DOUBLES
Dayton Bowlers to Occupy
Alleys in A. G. G. Tour
ney This Evening

Cincinnati, o., Feb. 27.-Dayton, o.
teams will occupy sixteen OF the thir-
ty-two alleys in the tournament Of
the American Bowling congress here
Among the star bowIers scheduled
to roll in the singles and doubles
events are Larry Sutton, twice in
dividual champion of the American
Bowling congress; o. Kallusch, indt-
vidual champion Of 1917, and W
Pierce, who, as Individual champion
in 1915, rolled the record score of 1ll
for that event.
During tuesdays bowling Harry
Steers, Of Chicago, went into second
place in the individual with SIS.
steers and his partner. Fred Thomai
captured first place in the doubles
with 1885.
The Auuilas Cigars, of st. Paul
leaders of the five-men teams with
3,022, were in no danger OF being dis
placed.
Thel eaders are:
Individuals: c. Wagner, Newark
n. j., $50: ]. Seimer, Eau Claire, Wis,
with 663, is third, and w, Lembergerr
Milwaukee, with 661, is NTH.
Two-men events: Steers-Thomai
Chicago, 1,S25. .
Daschen-Miller, st. Paul, with 1903,
are tenth.
Ffve-nen teams: Aquiias Cigars,
st. Paul, s,022.
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or the most rFsgIie description. col
der Kearns and Art Pelky were
touRh-lookinE birds, but tough looks
were all they had. No brains at all,
not at all. Luther McCarty looked
promising and would have been a
great tighter perhaps had he lived.
Frank Moran, who started at about
the same time as McCarty, has always
been a very game fighter, but he
never semeed able to learn how to
box bit. Al PalEer promised to be-
come first rate battler Of the rush
ing, ferocious type, but some severe
malady he contracted laid him low.
Gunboat Smith went a fine clip for
two seasons, 1919 and 1918, while he
had his right swing going we'll, but
when this failed him he had little left.
Charley Wetnert st his best was fast,
but with little else and not very
rugged while Jim Coffey and Al
Reich had glorious physfques but
never seemed able while in the ring
to grasp the idea.
Hugh Duffy. the coach of Har-
wards baseball team. has sent out
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TEN TEAMS ENTER
Northwest basketball Tourney Has
Attracted Strong CUNTS.

Minot, y. D.. Feb. 27.-Entries have
closed for the northwestern district
basketball tournament. ten teams nj
ing In time to enter the championship
night to be held March and 8 at
the normal here. The teams are
Towner, Donnybrook, BOttineau,
Granville, Eelva, Kenmare, Mtnot,
WtIfiston, Bowbells and Crosby.
The entry list Is the largest ever
turned in for q tournament here.
Seven games will be played on Fri
day and two on Saturday.
The eligibility list must be in by
March S. Each team will be composed
of seven players.
A representative of each team will
meet at the normal next Saturday aft
ernoon to draw for a place on the
schedule.
Guy NJ. Ogle, of Leonard, n. D. viii
referee all contests and Coach Shaw,
Of the normal, will umpire. Both are
considered competent officials. The
tournament is being put on under the
direction of II. W. CoTzine, Of the
normal, who is handling all the de-
tail work.
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Dishing Up the Sport Dope
b y = j A C. K K E E NJ E

Well anyway, the heavyweight divf-
sion has a bit more class to il these
days than IL has had for some time.
Fulton, Miske and Dempsey are all
more or less the real thing in the way
OF heavyweight fighters and are Ger
tainly far out in front OF the ghastly
impostors that cluttered up the heavy
ranks for quite a while there. Since
Johnson defeated Jeffries and the
white hope plague set in there have
been some terrible things climbing
through the ropes endeavortng to
gain favor and following. The best
of these were poor enough and OF the
least of them let little be said. Carl
Morris in his early days was rivaled
by Jim Stewart and Tom Kennedy, a
pair Of fair boxers, but with the jaws
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GIANTS AFTER HOLD-oUTg,

(By Associated Pressl
New York, Feb. 27.--The New York
National league club is making q
strong effort to get hold-out players
to sign contracts before the start OF
the training season. George Burnsi
outflelder, came to New York Tues
day at President Hempsteads invita-
tiou, and signed a contract after q
tWo-hour conference.
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Thousands of
Ball Bats On
Way to France

Louisville, KY, Feb. 27.-Bats-l4,-
400 OF them-short ones, long ones,
the high seas. lodging German sub
marines, on their way to the baseball
enthusiasts OF the American troops In
France.
The bats were shipped from q local
factory by orders Of the Y. NJ. G. A,
and went forward under q special
priority ruling which is expected 60
ensure their arrival at a French port
within the next two weeks If no
mtshap overtakes the shipment, the
soldier-ball players will stage little
spring training season of their own
behind the lines.
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49, @Aa00@A@AGA GGGGEab
minneapolis Nina, Feb, IL
word OF the death In q mine nc-
cident near wallace, Ida. OF A.
stanley HILL former star athlete
at the University OF Minnesota.
was received by relatives here to-
DAY. Hill was captain Of the Co.
pher track team in 1911 when he
el4Ahea Fhree records In one
day in q dual meet vvifh vgiseOn@
sim.
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The other day the following con-
versation took place between two
small boys.
Jaw" said Jimmie, you're afraid
to fight; that's all IL is"
Nav, I'm not" protested john
ME. but IL fight my mall find IL
out and lick me"
How'll she And It out, eh?"
She'll see the doctor goin' to your
house"
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Hugh Duffy. the coach of Har-
wards baseball team, has sent out
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FULToN's BROTHER SUES

AbJ AtsocIated FresB.l
beatriee, Neb., Feb. 2T.-Fred Full
ton, heavyweight pugilist who hag
been made defendant In q 1000 dam
age SUIT brought by his brother
George Fulton, filed a speciaf anpeaI
attacking the Jurisdiction OF the couri
In which the case was brought. Dur
ing 9 recent visit the pugiiist Is al
legged TO have struck his brother, the
suit resulting.
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MIsKE CONFIDENT
In Fit Condition. He Says, TO Step
Closer TO Championship.
~ Associated Press.N

Superior, Wis, Feb. 27.-Claiming
himself in excellent condition, and
stating that he must score q decisive
win to step closer to the heavyweight
boxing title, Billy Miske, of st. Paul,
light-heavyweight, meets Gus Chris
tie, Of Milwaukee, here tonight in a
ten-round, no-dectsiOn tight. Chris
tie declares himself At TO win the
bout
Bully Williams. OF Portland, Ore,
win box in a ten-round semi-final
with Jack Whitaker, OF Superior, the
boys being lightweights; and Kid Al
berts, OF Duluth, viii box Red La
Vale, OF st. Paul lightweights, six
rounds. Jim Duffee, of Milwaukee,
will referee.
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aIINNEsoTA 81 led

10y AaauHEHLUW EEHaatI
Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 27.-Jaek
Reed, heavyweight boxer, of Toledo
O., has been barred from Minnesota
rings for six months, Robert Seiber-
Itch, state boxing commissioner, an
nouneed here today. Reed was
matched TO fight Andre Anderson in
the Bemlmwindup 10 the Greb-O' D0Wa
bout in St. Paul Monday night, but
failed TO live UP 20 hie aEresment'
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100000 OFFERED BY
.ORLEANSCLUBTO WILLARD
Club Which STAGED FultOn-MOran
Fight Would Sign Champion
Fulton IA willing.

New Orleans, Feb. 27.-The club be-
fore which Fred Fulton, OF Rochester,
Mimi. Monday night knocked out
Frank Moran, of Pittsburgh, Tuesday
night telegraphed Jess Willard,
heavyweight pugilist champion, at
Jacksonville, Fla, an OFFER Of a purse
Of 100000 for q fight between Will
lard and Fulton. It was stipulated
that the night must be for twenty
rounds. The purse would be dividea
In any way agreed on by the prlnci-
pals.
Fulton announced that he was
ready and waiting to meet the
champion.
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sEyENTEEN-RooM roominghouss on
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LANGnON WINS OVER WALES.

LanFdon, N. D., Feb. 27.-The Lang
don high school second team defeated
Wales high school IN rough game of
basketball, 81 to 19. Langdon took a
rs to. 6 lead IN the flrst half. and had
to work to hold a winning lead in the
second period.
Harrington and Roberts were
shooting stars
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MILLERs TRAIN Az HOME.

Icy AssoClAAeu E-Eesssl
Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 27.-The
Minneapolis team OF the American
association will forsake It's usual
spring training trip to the south this
year, and instead will get its work
outs in the local baseball park, NJ. z,
Cantillon. president OF the club, an
nounced today.
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INDOOR PRACTICE ON.
wolverine Coach Hopes 20 Build Up
Strong Team. Z.

10y <AaneISAeNkSA Z N9aaJ
Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb 27.-Al-
though the University Of Miohigan'B
baseball team will not make a south
ern trip this spring, indoor practice
is under way, and q number of home
games will bep layed. 1t is hardly
possible that Michigan will have q
classy team this year as many OF her
best players are i'm war service, but
Coach Iundgren has a few expert
enced men left and hopes to build up
. fairly fast organization from un-
tried material.
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When it comes to pulling EN-
around, and then nosing out victory,
leave IL to Baker, Stadden and the
rest of the boys on Bills Cafeteria
crew. Tuesday evening the gang
made Il two of three from the Rel
Macs on the Nestor alleys. Staduen
didn't feel like bowling at the start,
but ended with 2S1, which was goou
for high score. The score:
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FOR Suitable location for
photograph gallery IN Minneapolis.
For particulars write Mrs. s. A.
Remind. 5ff2 Portland Ave. Mime
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FLICKERs WORK
University Practices Hard for Com
cOFdia Came wednesday.

Grand Forks. N. D., Feb. 26.-Coach
Andy Gill has put the University Of
North Dakota basketball squad
through the hardest kind OF practice
in preparation for the game with
Concordia college Of Moorhead, recOg-
nized as one of the strongest contend
ers i'm the Red river valley, this eve
ming.
feating Concordia in a game several
weeks ago.
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BENTON SIGNS WITH CARDS.

10y AsAoN16ASU 1Acs6.J
st. Louis. No, Feb. 27.-Larry Ben
ton, catcher on the University OF
Michigan baseball team and former
all-Western football end, has signed
contract to play with the st. Louis
Nationals.
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10y AaaUEIHtUW 2 sotsI
Boston, Feb. 27.--Inhelder Richard
Conway, OF the Worcester club Of the
Eastern league, leader of the league
I'm hitting last season, was purchased
Tuesday by the Boston National
league club. His home "a i'm st. Paul
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PILOTS GO TO wAHPErON,

Battle with Scientists on Home Floor
!ThiH Evening.
The Fargo college basketball squad
left this morning for Wahpeton,
where this evening the Pilots hook up
with Scientists on the latter's floor,
Members OF the squad were confident
Of victory.
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AUTO MEN TAKE TWO.

The schranz Bros. Packards hit in
the pinches Tuesday evening. and
walked away with two OF three
games of match. with the Moorhead
Nationals on the Comstock alleys.
LutEen didn't want to do II, but ran
up ala for high score in his first try.
The score:
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ARMY CloACH d LOB.

10y NaaUELNL0U THao.I
West Point, N. ~, FEB. 27.--Hans
Lobert the armys new baseball
coach. arrived here today from Cuba,
and Immediately went 20 work I'm the
cage with a big squad Of cadets. oil
nhamt. all-around athlete, VIII can-
tain the nine this sprina
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EIeCNEEUNMMM LUNE ANVWs
The Carlisle a Bristol busters hit
in strsaks on the Grand alleys Tues
day. but had the punch to take two
OF three from the Union Lights,
breaking the tie for third place in the
league standing. Johnson had a big
night OF ii, rolling 10, 212 and 2f4 in
three games. High score honors went
to Acheson with 229. The score:
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80 Losn rWo MoRE.
81. Paul Club OF A. A. Hard Hit by
the War.

(By Associated Press,)
St. Paul, Feb. 27.-The 81. Paul
club, OF the American association, al
ready hard hit by the war, is pre-
pared to lose two more players. Harry
Glenn, a catcher and Duke" Duncan
an outhelder, have been placed in
class / OF the draft. Neither is mar
ried.
Glenn may be rejected, however,
because OF a damaged ringer.
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SPACE TO LET In a Broadway store,
Phone 225.
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BOSTON RELEASES SMITH.

tBy Associated Press.)
New York, Feb. 2T.-James Smith,
substitute infelder of the New York
Nationals, was released Tuesday to
the Boston Nationals.
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Leaders Win Twice
The Hagen-Newtons were not to be
stopped Tuesday evening, taking two
OF three from the Grands on the Mes
tor alleys. Hagen was high pin with
32A in his first game. The score;
EWamHm
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TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, b!
women I'm business; state price
location. Address 3a9, Forum.
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the first call for candidates. Fifty
athletes responded.

athletes responded.
The Yankees will miss Urban
Shocker. who has been traded to the
Browns" said Clark Grifith recently.
In my opinion, Shocker is a great
young pitcher and i feel sure that he
Will win many games for Fielder
Jones. He has a wonderful spitball
ty of hard work and a heady catcher.
/ would have been glad IL Shocker
had been handed over, TO me, but had
nothing IN the way or playing mate
rial TO offer for him. Huggins OBJ
tanned a fine second baseman in
Pratt, but just the same ShockeF
cannot be replaced by the Yankees
The White Sex are not without
their hOidOuts. Dave Danforth,
the southpaw, has sent his un%
signed contract hack to Owner
COmIskey. The pitcher has been
given a slight raise In salary, but
says that &c Ia ROG the substantial
one which had been promised him.
William Murray, long Identified
with the national game, has been
signed TO scout for the Boston Red
soX. Murray once played ball for the
Providence club. Later he became
the manager of the Phillies. He hand
led the Jersey City team for a while
and then was engaged to scout for
the Pirates. He left Barney Dreyfuss
in 1918 to accept the business man
agement Of the Newark Feds. Muir
ray is an expert Judge OF playing
material and doubtless will secure
some valuable youngsters for the for
mer worlds champions.
Catcher James McAvoy. Of the
Athletics. vy@n drafted recently and
ordered to- traininH camp. Later HIS
brother. who WAS left "a nwmuarH 70
his mother, became invaIfded and the
catcher was then granted exemption.
The Detroit club purchased the re-
lease OF Pitcher Lefty George from
the Columbus club recently, George
won nineteen games and Lost fourteen
IN the American association last year.
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The lady bus conductors can gem
orally hold their own with their
would be facetious customers. A
young man gave a hail and when the
vehicle pulled up he inquired:
Is there any room in this h0ah's
Ark Of yours. or are YOU full upY
The conductOress naively replied:
"Weli, we've got all the animals
except the donkey; you'd better step
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An Irlshman who was rather too
fond of strong drink was asked by
the parish priest;
my son, how do you expect to set
into heayen?''
The Lrishman replied: "Shure and
that's aisy. When / get to the gate
OF heaven TIL open the door and shut
the door. and open the door and shut
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For goodness sake. Mike, either come
I'm or stay Quit
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PRRPs LIZ HIGH scHonr..

Win Fast Game on A. G. Armory
Floor M to m.
The NJ ID. "A. G. preps' bask etha1I
team defeated the Fargo high school,
IL to IL, in a fast game on the "A. q
armory floor Tuesday evening. The
high school led, 3 to z, at the end OF
the nrst half BarteH was point
getter for the high school. ana I,add
and Mares for the props.
The props play Larimore high
school at Larimore Friday evening.
The Iineupss and summary:
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CITY BOWLING LEAGUE.


Games This Evening.
No games scheduled for this eve
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MISCELLANEOUS.

c. A. HENNlEG-PaIntinE and decor
atlng. Phone 5098-W.
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SubBtttutions. Rae for Gardner.
Richman for Ball. Young for Rich
man.
Field baskets: Bartell 3, Gardner l.,
Yoffey j, Flamer j. Ladd J., Mares 8,
Wilson 4
free throws. nartsu i, Iladd 8.
Referees Pete Iierneya Fargo
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dat tree has been struck three
times by lightnin', boss" said Sam.
Impossible, Sam. Lightning never
strikes twice in the same place, you
know"
well. say, boss, the thing what
struck Ii yesterday bears a strikin'
semblance to what struck IL before. /"
The junior clerk sought out his
Gould 1 have q fortnight's leave
Of absence. sir, 10 attend the we'd
ding Of a friend?"
"It must be a dear friend for you
to want all that timer" inquired the
boss sarcastically.
Well, after the wedding, sir. she
she'll be my wife!"
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DINNER STORIES.

An old woman went UP to the fish
hawker's barrow and looked at his
stock with longing eyes. She was
evidently very poor, for when the
hawker asked a dime for a scaleful
Of selected bits she hesitated.
Have. EN- at q nickel, mum,
growled the hawker.
mo: it's too much" said the wom-
an, dolefully.
Have EN- at a penny, then"
There was a look of pity mixed
with disgust on the hawker's face,
and, turning to the woman, he said:
Here. missus, I'll turn me back
while you sneak EN-"