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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01
(By N. e. Brown)

10y N. Il. 6TOWHJ
The work of Ray Caldwell the rest
OF the seaSon will be watched with
much interest by the thirty-third, de-
gree buglets of baseball.
The main idea will be to decide
whether his apparent comeback with
the Cleveland Indians was a flash in
the pan Or really indicated that he
had taken a new lease IN life.
When the Boston Red Sox released
Ray outright recently most folk
thought he was through-most every
n except Caldwell and Iris Speaker.
When Speaker heard about the vet
GRAMS release he grabbed him in a
hurry. Caldwell got his opportunity
the other day against the Athletics
and held them to three scattered hits.
His victory. was made more spectacu-
lar by the fact that a bolt of lightning
knocked him fat in the ninth and he
was still feeling the shock when he
forced the last man, Dugan, to ground
out.
Caldwell can truly be called a veter-
an. He Joined the Yankees in 1910
from McKeesport. He's a native of
Corydon, Pa He played with the
Yanks until the lure of Federal league
gold got him. After the dove Of peace
was Gagged he resigned with the
Yanks for the 1915 season and was
with them until traded to the Red Sox
this season.
Some Of the talk in the east had it
that Caldwell wasn't in condition, but
he looked fit a. a fiddle when he blew
into Cleveland for his opening engage
ment. Whether or not a change from
the east to the west will mean the
return to stardom of Mr.. Caldwell re-
mains to be seen.
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LEGAL NOTICE
8uln6OHR.

8U1160A0.
state OF North Dakota. County Of Grand
dicial District. "
Fred H. Sievers, plaintiff, VS.. Leonard
Ames' Arthur l.. Merriam. Leonard
z Amn' co Or; ana F Ge;nr W.; Mer-
der the firm name and style OF Ames
Iron Works of Oswego, N. r, The
T Coo Carriage Co, q corporation;
Company. a corporation: The Aetna
Life Insurance Co.. a corporation
The Union National. Bank Of Grand
FORKS n: < a CORPORATION: Eliz-
Geo; N: Dempsey: c. II. McNider;
g: W...LaDe: John l.. Cole and g. =
Sims. defendants.
named Defendants:
YOU, and each OF you are hereby sum.
moned to answer the complaint in this
action, which complaint is on nle in the
Of Grand Forks county. North Dakota
and to serve q copy Of your answer IN.
on the subscriber Eithin thirty day.
in case Of your, failure to appear or an.
swer. Judgment will be taken aKainst
YOU by default for the relief demanded
.1. R's ssy q Of 1,aRa r1 1sis. y: OAK thi'
Attorney for Plaintiff.
To the Defendants Above Named:
You and each OF you will please take
notice. that this action IL brought fol
the purpose Of determining. adverse
erty, lying and being IN the county 81
Grand Forks and state Of North Dakots
and more particularly described Is fol.
lows: to.wit:i. The Southwest quarter OF
ter Of the Northwest Quarter. and East
one-half Of southwest Quarter. Section
Twenty-one. CD IN Township One Hun.
Fffty-one (51) and the Somthwest Quar-.
ter Of the Southeast Quarter Of Section
Twenty-one ll2l) in TOWNSHIP One Hun.
Fifty-one f61D, West of the 9Th Principal
Meridian; and that no personal claim IL
made against h defendants or either
". u. Mayer.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
fAug. Is, sept.g1-S-15-72-1S,
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81 SPORTING EMS "a
BOXERS READY
FOR BOUTS AT
FARGO TONIGHT
Ringmen Confident and Fans
Enthusiastic Over Labor
Day Matches.

Fargo, N. d., Sept. Wires from
the principals in the Labor day night
boxing exhibition to be held in the
auditorium this evening, commencing
at 8:15 o'clock, advised promoters this
morning that the boys are on their
way.
Speeding toward Fargo and with
BILLY" Stein of Minneapolis, bantam
weight, who will a Submarine"
Smith Of Moorhead. for six rounds in
one of the preliminaries, Rough
house" Kelly of st. Louis, who is
matched against Mickey" Cohen Of
, Minneapolis. for eight rounds. and
FRANK Mantell of Grand Forks. well
terwefght champion of Canada. is
making preparations at Grand Forks
to arrive in Fargo early Sunday MORN
ing.
In view of the fact that the Fargo
Y. NJ. c. A.. will not take in" pro-
fessional boxers, having recently re-
funded $16.6S to Lieut.. Labe Safro
and made the request that he find
other training quarters, the incoming
boxers and ring celebrities who are
coming to see 1.-The exhibition have
made reservations at Fargo hotels.
Considerable interest is centering on
the Smith-Stein six-round card, be-
cause of the popularity of the ban
tan1weights. a.
Promoters announced last light that
Casselton fan wired down for a block
of seats. and many individual. orders
for ring-side reservations have come
from Mayville. GAINESVILLE, Ada,
jamestown. Valley City and Grand
Forks. Fargo Elks are expected to
turn out in a body. Lieutenant Safro
is a member of the Fargo Elks. Moor
head is coming over the historic old
North M South bridges in big num-
bers to watch Submarine" Smith. a
favorite in both cities, take the pre-
scription which promoters have pre-
scribed for him.
II am in great shape, better than
any time that I was in the service"
said Safro after he had completed his
last workout. II will give Mantell all
1 have. Tell the boys that I am sat
isfed that I am going to come out on
top. This concludes my tenth day of
good stiff workouts. I will now keep
on edge"
Mantell completed his training at
Grand Forks, and Smith finished his
workouts Saturday. This morning
the Auditorium was transferred into
the ring theater."
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Hauser Will Assist
Williams This Fall

Minneapolis, Sept. George Haus-
er. a famous tackle at the University
Of Minnesota and captain Of the 1917
eleven, will be one of Coach williams
a aaf nj. f IN hf Hanses w 5ne s ecsntI
married. has accepted q position in
Minneapolis and will make his home
here.
The addition Of Hauser to the
coaching staff Is expected to give
Minnesota one Of the ablest corps Of
tutors in the country. Signund Har-
ris will have charge Of the freshmen,
Leonard Frank will direct the second
team and Albert Baston and Hauser
will assist DIR. Williams with the
varsity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01
CALIFORNIA WOMEN PLAY.

Del Monte, Cal. Sept. play in
the Del Monte women's championship
and the open championship for m
ateurs and professionals of California
yesterday featured the first day Of the
annual state golf tournament. The
meeting will end Tuesday, Septem-
Der 9.
Wednesday the first round Of the
California amateur championship for
men will start and the California
women's championship will begin Fri
day. Both will be concluded on the
asst day Of the tournament.
The Del Monte first course is g.
05S yards long, with par 70. mems
DOGGY 81, women's DOGGY Sc.
Douglas Grant. present California
state champion. is credited with the
record round of 65. On the same day
in the morning round he turned in
a card OF 6S. making a total of 1873.
which is claimed to be the best score
ever turned in for SO holes over an
18-hOle course.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01
WANTS TO I S

Tacoma. Wash. Sept. when
Admiral Hugh Rodman, commander
of the Pacific fleet, arrives in Tacoma
with his ships this month, he is going
to- be invited to whip some Of the
nearby trout streams. probably the
Skokomish river, which generally pro-
vides good fishing in September.
The invitation will be extended the
admiral by the local Pierce County
Sportsmen's association. The ~associa-
non recently decided upon extending
the invitation when 1t heard that the
admirars first question upon arriving
at Panama was Where can get
some good tarpon fishing?"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01
STAR TRACKMEN
ENTER SCHOOL
AT MINNESOTA
Five Former High School
Captains to be Out For
University Sports.

Minneapolis, Sept. 1.-Minnesota in
1921 should have one of the best
track teams in the history of the uni
versity, if the five athletes who will
enter school this fall remain that long.
Leonard Frank, track coach, will
have under his guidance this season
five of the best track men who ever
carried the colors Of a Minneapolis
high school, and all record breakers
in their branch Of competition.
Three former West high captains
will be out for the freshman team and
if the varsity can beat these young
sters Minnesota will undoubtedly win
the Big Ten championship. Earl
Martineau, captain of the 1915 Green
and White team. who was almost an
entire team himself; Lincoln Nc
Whitney, captain of the 1918 team,
holder of several spring records, and
Allan Labatt, the 1919 captain. will
timber up on the Northrop field rack.
In addition to the three West high
stars, Stewart Baird. captain of the
1918 Central high track team, consid-
cred one of the best high school high
hurdlers in the country, and John
Middlemist. North high star weight
man, will enter the university. Middle
mist was captain of the North high
football team las fall h a won the
city championship.
Martineau, Baird. McWhinney and
Lebatt all have marks of 10 1-5 sec
ondS. while several of them have bee
clicked unofficially in 10 seconds.
Baird was timed Ia 3-5 seconds for
the 100 yard hurdles two years ago in
allowed owing to a heavy wind.
Middlemist a put the shot a
creditable distance and also excels in
the discus.
Martineau and Middle mist are foot
ball players of the first class, and
they will probably make their marks
with DR.. Williams on the gridiron
after completing the freshman year.
Labatt played football at West, cut
track is his favorite sport. Nc
Whitney only competed on the cinder
nath rhilo at Wast
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01
MISSES DETROIT
IN FINAL HEAT
GOLD CUP RACE
Each Boat Has One Heat
and Scored Eleven Points:
Final Today.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 1.-The Miss
, Detroit II and Miss Detroit III were
to enter the final heat of the gold cup
rice to decide the motorboat cham
pionship on ever terms today, each
having won one heat and scored
eleven points. Early indications were
that the course would be ca1mer to-
day than On Friday and Saturday
when a choppy sea held down the
speed.
The Miss Detroit III, 1918 cham
pion, was generally favored to win
the final dash. She has shown herself
several seconds faster than the Miss
Detroit II.
Miss Belle Isle, kept out Of the ace
thus far by mechanical trouble, was
also a possible starter today and Paul
Strasburg, driver of the Eleventh
hour which capsized Saturday, an
nounced he would have his speedy
craft ready. The Eleventh Hour
Saturday made the fastest lap of the
race. travelling at a 42-mile clip
against a strong wind. Neither OF
these boats has a chance at the gold
cup but both are in the running for
the Alladin trophy, given for the fast
est heat.
The final 15-mfle heat in the ex-
press cruiser handicap and the final
ten-mile cabin cruiser handicap were
also or today.
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WOMEN TO ENTER CONTEST.

San Francisco, Sept. Fanny
Durack and Nina wylie, Australian
ONE champion. swimmers, Ethelda
Bleibtrey of New York and Mrs.
Frances Cowells Schroth of San Fran
cisco r expected to meet in the ma
tional 100-yards outdoor swimming
championship for women off Neptune
Beach, r the bay from San Fran
cisco, on October IL.
In addition to these Dorothy Burns,
the Los Angeles Athletic club swim
mer and Leila Dunkum of Stockton,
Cal, are to enter. The Alameda, Cal,
Neptune club expects to enter Ruth
Crane. Lillian Snowgrass and Helen
Martin.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01
ATTACK
FARGO CARPENTER

Fargo, N. D., Sept. Lou Lewis.
SO. a carpenter living at Alice, Cass
county, was struck in the left cheek
and knocked down on the sidewalk
near the Broadway Methodist church
late last night by two footpads, who
took fright at the approach Of some
pedestrians and escaped.
Lewis said he had paid a laborer
$50 at the Tweeden hotel and had
about $3.50 on his person. When near
the church he said two men passed by
him about 40 feet and then turned
around quickly and sneaked up from
behind and slugged him.
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MO- r cESrOx

Cheyenne. Myo.. Sept. Governor
Robert D. Carey has definitely decid-
ed to not call a special session of the
Wyoming legislature until autumn at
least. The announcement came as a
disappointment to advocates of wom-
an suffrage who pressed for early rati-
fcation of the federal amendment.
Governor Carey held that Wyoming
would not delay ratification but that
a winter session would be more gen
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01
WATER ROUTE PLAN
..' ENDS in FAILURE

Fargo. N. D., Sept. 1.-The dream
Of Fargo and Moorhead summer lake
jewellers for a waterway between De-
troit and Pelican lake. is another
dream hat will not come true.
j. K. West, president of the Pelican
Valley Navigation company, has dis
posed Of the aowage rights Of the
company in connection with Bucks
Mill dam, and the dam also, to farm
ers who own land along the canal be-
tween Lake Melissa and Bucks Mill,
The announcement Of the deal was
made at Detroit. The drawing of the
water from the Bucks Mill basin will
make a great change in the level OF
Lake Melissa. which will be lowered
three or four feet.
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New York wins Easy.
New York, Sept. New York won
another easy victory from Philadel-
phia here Sunday. the score being 6
to 0. Mays held Philadelphia to
eve scattered hits. None of the OPP
posing players reached third base. 1t
was the seventh straight game for
New York.
Score: r. H. E.
New York 10 0
Philadelphia Z 0
Mays and Reul; Naylor and Nc
Avoy.
Philadelphia-New York morning
game postponed, wet grounds. One
game this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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St. Iouis loses Game.

st. Louis. Sept. 1.-Rolla Mapel. re-
Gently acquired by st. Louis from Jop'
lin of the Western league, pitched his
first major league game Sunday and
lost to Detroit 4 to 1. He had two
bad innings, the first and last, when
the visitors punched half their hits
and made all their runs.
A triple play executed by Gedeon,
Gerber and Sisler, with two men or
in the second, featured.
Score: r. H. E
Detroit 10
ot. Louis ...................I 4
Love, Ayers and Ainsmith; Mapel
and SEVERED, Billings.
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CLUB STANDINGS

Games Yesterday.
Chicago 1, st. Louis o.
New York 4, Brooklyn 3.
Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati 2.
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KANSAS City winners.

Kansas City Winners.
Kansas City, Sept. scoring two
runs in the first inning and maintain
ing the lead throughout the game.
Kansas City took the second of an alb
breviated home series from Milwau-
kee Sunday, 4'to 3.
The score: r. H. E.
Milwaukee 8 l.
Kansas City ...............4 . l
Phillips and Lees. Hall and La
Longe.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01

MILWAUKEE, BANKER DEAD.
Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. IL. H
Munson, SIS, president of the Atchison
Kansas, Savings bank, died suddenl,
yesterday in the lobby of a hotel here
Death was due to heart disease, &C
cording to the coroner.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-01
Chicago Won Game,

Chicago Won Game.
Chicago, Sept. Alexander held
st. Louis to three hits Sunday. while
and defeated the visitors in the final
game of the series, 1 to 2.
Hezog singled, stole second and
scored the only run Of the game on
Merkle's hit.
Levan as ordered out Of the game by
Umpire Byron for protesting a de-
cision at second base. Score:
r. H. E.
st. Louis 0 0
Cnacago 1 8 2
Woodward and Clemon's: Alex
ander and Killefer.
New York-Boston morning game
postponed. rain. Afternoon game
Brooklyn = Philadelphia. morning
game postponed, rain. Afternoon game
starts at 3 p. m.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York won.l

7" - n. Z. WV AOVA VVOHsT !. -..-.
Brooklyn, Sept. 1.-Burn's three
Jaeger with two men on bases and
Miller's mum of q thrown ball at the
plate won New York's farewell game
at Ebbets field Saturday. to 3.
iYoung's throwing to bases cut off two
Brooklyn runners at critical points. In
the seventh inning umpire KLEIN
chased the entire Brooklyn reserve
force off the bench for kicking over
his decisions o. strikes. In a collision
at first base. on a close play with
f'risch running, Grimes was badly
spiked on the, ankle, and had to be
carried of the field. Score:
r. H. E.
orOORlyn 8 2
Barnes and Gonzales: Grimes,
Mitchell and Miller.
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AMERICAN ASSN.
Toledo Won Hard Came.

Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 1.-Bresnahan
Sunday removed a batter with two
balls and one strike on him and sent
in a pinch hitter who delivered in the
twelfth inning with one man out and
drove in the run that defeated Colum-
bus in the opening game of the series
by the score Of 6 to S. Toledo had
a five run lead at the end of the sixth
inning, but in the seventh Columbus
tied it up on two triples, a double,
two singles and a sacrifice fly off
Miljus.
The score: r. H. E.
Columbus 10 5
Lambeth. Georee ana umpf ~ Mil, +.
jus, Sanders and N. Kelly.
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Herald Hant Ad. nrn< Results.
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SALES MANAGER WANTED FOR Elk
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Cleveland 6, Chicago /.
New York s. Philadelphia o.
Warrington s, Boston q.
Detroit 4, ST Louis 1.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
m1CAGns IEAm ~DpCREAsED.

UHICAGo's LEAD DECREASED. {.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 1.-The 10
calls decreased Chicago's lead In the
American league pennant race to SIX
games by defeating the White Sox 8
Graney. Speaker and Gardner, all
left hand batters. hit the first ball
pitched to them in the first inning for
doubles and drove Williams from tho
box. LQwdermilk replaced Williams
and Wambsganss greeted him with a
single that drove in two runs. bringing
.~Cleveland's total to four for the in
ming. &
The Indians later scored two addi-
tional runs and threw many others
away because Of reckless base run
ming.
Chicago failed to score until the
sixth when Leibold singled and scored
on E. Collins double and Jackson's
sacrifice fly. d.
Chapman had the peculiar record
Of making a sacrifice on each of his
first four trips to the plate. The at
tendance was the largest ever at a
game at league park here.
Score: r. H.. r.
Chicago 6 l
cleveland .......... ........o - 9
Williams, Lowdermilk and Schalk;
Coveleskie and O'Neill.
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Washington Beat Boston.

W88f0ligCOn Bc8C BOSOOn.
Washington, Sept. with the
score tied at two. all in the eighth,
Washington fell on Jones for four
runs and defeated Boston 6 to 2.
Johnson had relieved Zachary in the
first half of the eighth and the visitors
were unable to overcome the lead.
Score: r. H. +.
Boston 9 1
Washington
Jones and Schang; Zachary, john
son and Picinich.
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Additional Want Ads
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Louisville Wins.

dSuis Tnd s wins.
rors by indianapolis aided Louisville
in winning the first game of the Sc
ries here Sunday, 6 to @. A bobble
by O'Hara and one by Cavet in the
second inning gave Louisville three
runs and enough to win the ball game,
for Indian Ben Lineup was pitching
mastery ball against the Indianapo-
lis batters. Only three hits were
the Indians punched three singles for
a single run.
Score: " r.. H. E.
Louisville q O
s 6
Lineup and Meyers; Hill and Leary.
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A e A O q noUAu

11 oOUt DOUGH-.
anchorage. Alaska. Aug. 7.-fR>
Mail)-Jerry c. Murphy Of Anchor.
age, Aiaska's new territorial attorney
general: is a real Alaskan sso,lr
uoush.. He came into the territory
as prospcctor with a pack on ri.
PACK and, at n time. worked IN
packer an on the Valdez-Fairbanks over:
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New York Wins Easy

Love-, Ayers and A1nSmlth; n
and SEVERED, Billings.
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