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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01
BOWLING
ANOTHER 700
MARK IN A. b. C..

PEORIA. Ill. April 1.-Only one man
vent uD to front position in the A;
e. G. last night s. Mercurio. Cleveland
snight. crashed the wood for a 702 count
n his singles work, and slipped up to
he second station. This is the second 100
total that has been shot in the tourna-
snent-
The next best singles count was a Coz.
y Douglass Of Pittsburg.
The Woodville Lime team. Toledo. o.
vas in fourth place in the five-man events
today, with 1851 total.
stritt and his double centuries gave
he Marquettes a brace Of victories over
he Eerdinands.
Now that Barney Kelly has departed,
the Salvadores are winning their games.
They used two blind men last night and
beat the Calumets three times.
Cheney's stick was just a bit more than
wicked. He shot 1872 ESQ and 233.
King Sorrow reigned supreme in the
Isabella camp today. They couldn't hit
a jitney's worth and the Pintas walioped
them threee times.
Canning Is getting better. He got
43 last night
TIE Pintas would do well If o'Connor
would step aside to make room for the
blind man.
Knapke thinks be is good. despite the
flct that he has no trouble getting down
o 10.
1t took Hieber and Kernel to pound
out winning totals for the Columbians
The Genoas were the fall guys.
When in the course of human events it
becomes necessary for Farrell to shoot a
30 game. 1t is time for the Genoas to take
on a new man
Mentzer got his double century in the
second round.
All the Kirkhofs and Harrigans in
the city could not have stopped the Chris
TOPPER counts last night.
Gordon gave the Hoofs their only win
over the Tails OF the Elk circuit last
night when he registered a 211 in his
hrst game 1t was easy for the Tails in
the next two
Big counts popped out during the Ant
ler-Ear scrap The Antlers copied the
bacon at the last minute.
Klingman hit for 23s in his second
game
Colvin and Cobler each got a brace of
200 counts and the latter should have
been there WITH three straights. but Mr.
snd Mrs Jinx bothered him a tribe
Heuslein went best for the Ears. He
got couple of 1905 and a 200
Martin wasn't much on consistency. He
opened with a 12S and followed with cog
The Teeth had TO roll three totals we'll
over the 200 line to take two from the
Eyes
The Shin Bones didn't have a chance
with the Hides in the first two games
They took the third with a whopper
co1nss
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01
BOXING
WILDE-HERMAN
BOUT RUMORED

NEW YORK. April lit was under
stood by men high up" In boxing circles
here today that hackers OF Jimmy Wilde
have offered Pete Herman. bantamweigbt
title bearer, a large purse TO meet the
fly champ in a twenty round go In Lon
don next June.
Herman Is believed 20 he seriously con-
sidering the offer and Il is said that he
will accept
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

Hugh Webb. local welterweight wrest-
Ter hes re-entercd the game and is out
to cop the Indiana championship honors
in his class
Although he has been out Of the mat
game for two years. Webb announced to-
day that he has kept 80 constant train
ing and he is ready for his first match.
April 8, al kokomo. with Jimmy Papas.
Webb viii enter ~ Charleston's elm
inatlou championship tournament. TO be
staged at TomHnson hall soon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

The city Yolley Bali league will close
this evening With a game between the
Y. If. g. A. No team and ''Y'' evening
aggregation. Tho "" No squad has
the pennant clnched having n / 900 per
cent standing at present. with no chance
Of falling into second place should they
lose tonight The ''Y" voIley bali team
VIII 20 10 Terre Haute April H. TO com
pete in tournament with Crawfords-
vile. Hincenues. Terre Haute and Dan
Vile. III, Physical Director Knoccke
stated Yesterday.
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Stutz Wins Shoot

Harry Stutz. by breaking lfS targets
out Of a possible $50. ed the field iu the
first all-day shoot Of the season at the
Indianapolis Gun club yesterday. A
rather strong Wind caused the birds 10
act dueer ~ times but some good scores
were turned in Ford was high profes
sloual. with 1f3 broken targets \ nice
crowd was out The regular weekly
shoot VIII be staged next saturday after
noon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01
DETROIT BOUTS.

DETROIT. April Carl Tremain
trounced Earl Puryear. Tulsa. Okla, In
q ten round bout here last night.
Young Clancy, New York beat Harry
kabbackoT In ten rounds
The referee stopped the light between
Johnny Solsberg New York. and Daley.
Australian bantam champ. in the 9th
round, when Solsberg persisted In de-
voting his entire attention TO cover
ing I'd
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pRlscoLL SETS RECORD.

NEW YORK, April IAN American
indoor running record of 591-5 seconds
for 500 yards was set here last night by
James w Driscoll of Boston college,
New England and A. A. T. quarter mile
champion. His time was four f1fths of a
second better than that made by Ted
Meredith at Newark, n. J., in 1914.
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WITH THE BIG LEAGUERS
CUBS

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The Cubs
came back strong AT the San Francisco
Pacific Coast league team yesterday.
IA king the game. Is to a. Alexander and
Vaughn pitched and the lineup was most
~ composed Of the regulars. HerZog.
# was announced can continue 70 play
wit bout an operation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

GREENSBORO. April Playing bush
league ball. Detroit Tigers trounced the
Boston Braves Il to here yesterday.
evening up the series which now stands
four each. The Tigers pounded out nine
teen hits off four Boston hurlers.
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zulu KID vs.. TREMBLEAY.

BROOKLYN. April Zulu Kid"
Brooklyn middleweight Is matched TO
meet Eddie Trembleay Of Bridgeport,
Conn. for ten rounds az Springfield,
Mass on April u He also expects to
fight Fob Mona at Milwaukee on April 70.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01
WHITE sOX.

SAN ANTONIO. April Spencer
Heath rookie pitcher. led the white Sox
to a 5-to-1 win over the san Antonio
Texas league team yesterday. He showed
up in big league style in every phase
Of the hurting game and II looks now
that he has cinched a place with the
White SoX.
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YANKS.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April Gloom
his displaced the pennant hopes Of the
New York Yankees. Frank Bakers de-
rision to remain In retirement and thr
operation on Chick Fewster, which VIII
keen him out Of the game for TWO
months. has reduced the clubs strength
50 per cent. Manager Higgins says.
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BRossEAu-LEyiNsKY co.

NEW YORK. April Eugene Bros
seau, Canadian mlddlewelght champion.
win meet Battling Leyinsky. legitimate
light heavyweight champion, In a twelve
round bout at Portland Me, April 10.
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BROW Ms.

ST LOUIS. April 1.-The St Louis
Browns came home today after clean
ing up" teams Of the Texas and Western
leagues. After beating Joplin Is to
yesterday the st. Louisans had won
fourteen games and lost only one.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01
Fencing Trials

NEW YORK, April 1.-Trials for the
American Olympic fencing team are. to
be held the last four days of this
close with the finals April 80 in con-
junction with the national and/inter-
collegiate CHAMPIONSHIPS here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

DURANT. April The Cardinals will
go home Friday, following an exhibition
game here today. BY taking the game
with the Athletics, 3 to 0. yesterday the
Rickeyites won the preseason series with
the PhiIadelphans.
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REDS.

GREENvILLE, April Rain pre-
vented the Cincinnati Reds and Wash
ington from playing at Charleston yes
terday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

JACKSONVILLE April 1-George
MOZART. the Dodgers pitching find. was
as wild as the March wind and the reg
ulsrs found him for five runs in four in
nings, beating the recruits, TO 9.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

Immediately after. spring vacation
closes. Coach Black and his Tech thinly
clads will settle down to the work of
getting in shape to carry out one of the
most strenuous track programs that has
ever been mapped out for the Green
and White crew.
Fred A. German, Tech athletic director,
has announced the official schedule Of five
events for the east side team.
The Tech athletes will get their. first
real test April 16 when they stack up
against the Manual and Anderson teams
In triangular meet at Willard park.
This win he the first event of the
year for each Of these schools, but Man
ual and Anderson are said TO be ex
ceptionaily strong this year and Coach
Black will have TO trot out a cracker
jack outfit to cop the winners share OF
the pofnts
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section of the

lev hurdle man in t section of the
state in Griggs. ~
+, Hal walked away ~ viz the h0nors in
Roger Haynes is prepared to repeat
in the low hurdles this year and Dfayer.
who took points in both the broad and
high jumjs. is looking good in these
events, ard showing more than little
class in the shot put
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

PURRELL THUMBS FLYNN.
EAST CHICAGO. Ind, April bud
pnrrel OF Terre Haute won a decision
over Maurice Flynn Of Chicago In ten
rounds here last night.
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HARD PROGRAM
AHEAD OF TECH
TRACK OUTFIT
Green and White Thinly Clads
Open Season Here
April Is.
VETERANS BACK
TECH TRACK CARD.

April 16--Triangular meet at Will
lard park with Anderson and Man
uaI.
April s2-Tech VS.. Richmond. at
Richmond.
Frankfort.
May Franklin invitatiOnal meet,
at Franklin.
May 7--TrianguIar meet at Shell
byvilIe with Columbus and Shelby
Vile.
May 15-Sectional meet.
May 22-State meet.
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LAST YEARS
MEN REPORT.

Several Of last years men aTe UayA
:, srbo6l and the new arrivals who
have turned ont look like they might
reach the high standard of the old
timers" before long.
Maxwell. the speedy lad who eoppea
,hs mile run for Tech I'm the sectional
a. the fair grounds last season. Is back
In school and showing more form than
ever before.
Coach Black believes he can rely on
tbfs Iad TO coo the mite again this year.
Hawkins winner OF the half mile run
In the last sectional. is also ready for
another brilliant season,
He is already down 70 his lowest mar
Of last year and trying TO lower MS
record few notches before the sedSoh
II seems as though Tech hiss the best
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

Black says that he Will have his team
in the best Of shape in time for the
inyitational meet and. although It comes
on the day following their scheduled
battle with the Frankfort squad. he Is
confident that they will come through
with flying colors.
Twenty schools have entered the strong
est track talent IN Hoosierdom hlsh
school circles In the Franklin meet
MAY viii find the Green and White
team at Sheuhyyille battling for points
{u "A three cor'nered meet with Shelby
Vile and Columbus.
This VIII be the last event before the
sectional meet.
Coach Black has all sorts of reasons
for pinulng faith on his athletes this sea
son
When first call for track talent was
issued a foH days ago, the school turned
out. almost to the man.
The east side mentor Immediately pc
gan the wedding out process, aud when
fhe students return to school after
,nrlng vacation. he will have squad
ii 206 men TO pick from
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MEET RICHMOND
OVTFTT SECOND,

The second battle on the Green and
White card is slated for Richmond on
April %. against Richmond high school,
Little is known of the Richmond team
AT this time. other than several of last
years men are back in harness and the
fans Of that section are crying for a
state championship.
On April 80 Coach Black will bundle
his athletes off TO Frankfort for q TIT
with the Frankfort high school track
representatives.
Next on the program is the invitational
meet at Franklin, May l.
This Is one Of the biggest high school
track events OF the year. and 1t is be
litpted that the team coping top honors
in the event win have more than 8 good
ehanee TO Walk of with The state title.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

Now that Barney Kelly has departed,
the Salvadores are winning their games
They used two blind men last night and
beat the Calumets three times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

Stritt and his double centuries gave
he Marquettes a brace Of victories over
he EerdinandS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

Cheney's stick was just a bit more than
wicked. He shot 1872. 2s9 and 233
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

King Sorrow reigned supreme in the
Isabella camp today. They couldn't hit
a jitney's worth and the Pintas walloped
them threee times
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

The Woodville Lime team. Toledo, o..
was in fourth place in the fve-man events
today, with a 2.967 total.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

Canning Is getting better He got a
Il last night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01

TIE Pintas would do we'll II o'ConnOr
would step aside to make room for the
Alind man.
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PEORIA, Ill, April 1.-Only one man
vent up to a front position in the A.
=. G. last night. s. Mercurio. Cleveland
snight, crashed the wood for a 702 count
n his singles work, and slipped up to
he second station. This is the second 700
total that has been shot in the tOurna
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

Mrs. c.. o. Rye is making a visit
of a month at the old home of the
family at Cottonwood. MINI.
Have your shoes repaired at the
O.. K. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason, proprietor.
j. C. Manson, of the Manson Bros,
firm, successors to N. F Charter,
left Monday on a business trip ex-
pecting to return the end of the week
JAS. Carroll until recently with the
LIE Brun pool room and restaurant has
resigned and left Monday for Grand
Forks expecting to make a stay of
some length there.
Ambose E, Ullyott is %excavating
an addition to the basement under his
recently purchased residence property
on Sixth street and will install a
heating plant in readiness for winter.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

Sarles is another Cavalier county
town that finds itself confronted with
the housing problem this fall.
A. A. Scott, who lost his hotel
property at Hannah by fire, is stated
as going into business. again this
fall at Leonard, MINI.
If you are sick.-go to the Lang
don Sanatorium where natural
methods of restoring you to health
are made use of.
c.. S. Robestson, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank at Milton
is spending his vacation with his sis
ter, Mrs. Walter C. Gilrup at Albert
Lea, MINI.
Jos. C. McConlb returned to his
Langdon home Sunday from his visit
of a week at the Winnipeg home of
his son, C. E. McComb who autoed
over here with his father.
Miss Craig left Saturday return
ing to her home at Park River, nav
ing visited a few days at the Dan
E. Mcdonald home. Miss Craig is a
neice Of Mrs. John Porter of Calvin.
M, Liebeler's farm machinery and
auto business on the corner Of Third
and Oak street has additional office
| and salesroom space since the COM
| pletion this week Of an addition on
the south end of their corner block
and adjoining the Atlas Lumber Co.
Col. A. B%erthaiume and daughters
where guests last week while IN
Langdon of Judge and Mrs. H. E.
Dorval. They were enroute to their
home at Bottineau from an auto trip
to Fargo and other points in the Rec
River Valley.
An item from St. John in the last
issue of the Rolla Star mentions that
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Clifford, the
Misses Howitz and O'Reilly, of Lang.
don motored over Sunday and were
the gust of friends there during tht
afternoon and evening.
New advertisements that have spscs
in this issue call attention of readers
to the fall trade announcements o.
the Schulke-B Bradley Company and o.
Terry McGauvran, the Piano Man.
There is also a change of ad to b
to be found in the regular space O
the old reliable firm of dealers il
jewelry, silverware and musical in
struments of A.. O, Void Company,
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

Magnus Snowfield was here yester-
day from Byron in the interest OF
school matters in his township,
Why take chances when you know
that you can get your watch fixed
right and promptly by A. o. Void Co.
The Lorraine orchestra has an en-
gagment to play for a harvest home
dance to be given at Nekoma, tomor-
row, Friday evening.
Earl MCLAUGHLIN went north to his
school near Hannah OF Saturday ana
this week starts in teaching school
for the fall term.
Misses Alma and Ella Bleakley
we're south bound passengers last
Saturday for a week end visit with
friends in Grand Forks.
Mrs. M. C. Campbell, a former
Langdon resident left on yesterday g
train for her home in Minneapolis
after a month spent here with friends
Miss Anna Hayes left yesterday
returning to her home in M%inneapo-
lis after a stay here Of a week visit
ing with her cousin. Miss Monica
Burke and many Langdon friends.
Mrs. AL. Heapy and her sister re-
turned Monday from a couple o.
weeks visit at the home near Dlckln'
son of their sister Mrs. Murray r
Dickson.
Mrs. Kennedy, who has been
guest during her Laugdon stay at the
home of Mrs Alex Hamilton left OF
' Sunday via auto returning to he
home in Bottine au county.
Mrs. Jane Stewart and daughter
Miss Lena Stewart, accompanied Mr.
Harry Hazelitt as far as Grand Fork
on her return to Forest Grove, Ore.
on Saturdays south bound noon pas
senger train
Mrs. II. E. Close was visiting TO
a part of the week with Mllto
friends and at Grand Forks met ne
sister, Mrs. Mcqueen, who has bee
spending part of the summer IN tn
east at the old home,
Cashier and Mrs. L. L.. Gardne
have had as visitors during the pas
week at their home on Seventh stree
his brother. Mr.. Jas. A. Gardner ar
wife, accompanied by their little sc
of Wolford, N. D., and his slste'
Mrs. c.. E. Overstrud, OF Nortl
field, Mimi.
Judge Dorval and a number OF othe'
from Langdon autoed to Olga on SUI
dao afternoon to attend the funeral
the three little children of Ed. Rival
who lost their lives in the fire whlt
destroyed the home north east OF "
. nabrock on Saturday shortly art
noon The Rivard family at n tin
were residents of Langdon.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

Mrs, VIM. Edwards went north on
Monday to her home at Wales after
a week end visit here with her sister
Mrs. Fred Borousky.
The j.. d. Milne family are ex-
pected to return this week from their
vacation of a greater part of the
summer to the old family home of
Mr.. Milne in Eastern Ontario.
Kenneth Hamilton went north on
Tuesday to Hannah where he will re-
main through the harvesting and
tareshing season until the reopening
of school on Wednesday,, Sept. 18th.
Will Beechie returned Saturday
from his months stay at Jordan
MINI, springs where he took a course
of treatments at the mud baths with
beneficial effect.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

The "ewat the fly season is still
at its heighth.
Osnabrock has a new grocery store
that opened up in the front Of the
post Office building with Oscar Nell
son as it's proprietor.
Watch for the opening installment
of our new serial story "The Blue
Moon which will appear in the col.
umns Of this paper next week.
Treasurer school statements for
the districts of Billings, Glenila and
Mowbray appear elsewhere in this
weeks issue Of the Farmers Press.
M unich authorities are going to n
force the ''park your car" regulation
on automobile owners now that fall
traffic demands a more systematic
control of passing cars.
The Legion post at Hannah will
send as a delegate to the state con-
~vention at Minot next week Ben Nc
Niven, it's post commander, with
.AuSIlu N0lu d6 dJG0rudtG.
On page three will be found the
balance of the official proceedings of
July commissioner meeting. and the
county board of equalization. 1t ex-
tends wei four columns.
Another hot wave again last week
when the thermometer OF both Fri.
day and Saturday registered a maxi
mum temperature of ovar ninety de-
grees in the shade.
Rain ia still lacking which might
yet save the spud crop. The only
remaining spot on the garden patch
to which the amateur gardner looked
for a return for his all summers tot
The pulpit of the Presbyterian
church is being supplied for two week.
dnring the absence OF the pastor
Rev, VIM, G. Faucette, who left dur
ing the week for a short summer va
cation trip,
The torrid heat wave of a weel
ago when a maximum high tempera
ture of SO degrees in the shade wa
recorded warped the rails on the Ct
N. south of Wales 80 as to delay thf
north bound passenger for a hour
Telegraphic news on Tuesday eve
ming from Adams, reported the So
depot of that town as afire with tn
whole town threatened with destruc
ton. The business part Of Adam
was saved by the s~upeFhuman effort
of the townspeople.
From Munich and around Clyd
early threshing reports have been re
ceived of oats threshed this wee
in which the yield averaged from q
to so bushels per acre. Oats an
barley are generally considered TO b
the light crop owe this part of tn
state this year.
The board of county commissioner
n for the windup of the I'm
finished business of the regular Jul
quarterly meeting on Monday, Aug
ust 23rd ct two o'clock p. m. SIEVE
raj petition for the reorganization c
school districts will be presented I
the board at that time