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GEORGES WANTS
NEW BATTLE
WIIHDEMPSEY
Believes That by Adopting
Open Style of Fighting
He May Win.

New York. July 1s.-Notwithstand-
ing defeat BY Jack Dempsey in Jersey
City on July q. Georges Carpenter, It
81 rsported In boxing circles here. will
seek return match for the cham
pionship, believing that by adopting
"A open style Of battle he may be able
to win.
Ia statement made at his training
camp after the jersey City match,
Carpenter said he would fight any
man In the world, excepting Dempsey,
but his closest friends o say that
he has changed his mind. Georges
disobeyed the orders OF his advisers
and forced the lighting with the
champion, and therein. it Is claimed,
he made his biggest mistake.
Should Georges again be matched
With Dempsey. and the bout held in
New York state, where the boxing
rules permit is rounds to a decision,
he might win the championship by
.0utpointing Dempsey. Carpenters
friends believe that he il clever
enough to box Dempsey and stay away
for is rounds.
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Sheriff Of Grand Forks County,
State of North Dakota.
Gully 16, 1920
sm1uF,s 6AIE on ExEcUT1oN.

Notice Is hereby given tina under and
by virtue Of a special execution to me
and delivered and now in my
hands, issued out Of the Office Of the
clerk OF. the district court Of the Fifth
Judicial District in and for Williams
rendered in said court in favor. OF the
First National Bank Of williston, North
Dakota, a corporation. as plaintiff and
against the Fuller Motor COMPANY a
corporation and Fay N. Fuller as de-
f~endants. q transcript Of which said
Judgment a been filed in the Office of
the. clerk of the district court OF Grand
Forks County, North Dakota, I have
levied upon the following described real
Motor Company, ;to-wit:. i,
Lot One G1) Of Block Eighteen (1s),
original town Of Grand Forks. North
Dakota, and that I shall on Tuesday.
the 9Th day Of Aug, 1921. at the honr
OF two O'Clock p. Moi said day at the
front Q Of the court house In the
City OF Grand Forks, North. Dakota.tnro-
ceed ,to sell the right. title and Interest
and % the above described sproperfy "a
satisfy said Judgment and costs
amounting to s1o.34e.15 together; with
all accruing, costs OF sale and interest
on the same from the 23rd day OF Anr{L.
1871, being the date said judEment VA
entered and docketed at public auction
to the highest bidder for icash. -
Dated Grand Forks, N. D., July 1.
sheriff 81 Grand FORKS az. n.
FISK & SHAFER. ,
Attorneys for Piaintin,
@ Williston, DIE MY 8S5 \
81. Gully 2-s-1e-33-ao.0
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.E|LL.INGBOE here
FOR AUTO RACES
ONMOND||AY |. N.
Famous crookston Boy Re
leased From Hospital At
Uniontown. Friday
s Hurries Here

Jules Ellingboe,, the sensation. Of the
speedway and a member of the Chew
rolet Brothers Frontenac team, ar
rived in Grand Forks Friday after
noon, coming all the way from Union
town, Penn, to watch his old time OPP
ponents battle for laurels on the local
track. - IA
Last Friday afternoon Ellingboe
convinced physician that he was
we'll enough to leave the hospital
where he has been confined since he
fractured his skull, broke his nose,
lacrated his face, sprained his should
er n 9 few other incidental injuries
which he suffered in his sensational
srnash-up at Uniontown when his car
turned turtle while travelling at the
ate OF 10. miles an hour. His mir
aculous escape from instant death has
been written into motor racing hiss
tory as the greatest Of all "streaks of
luck"
Ellingboe hurried to Grand Forks
as soon AZ he was released to visit
with the drivers with whom he has
been competing on speedways and dirt
tracks for the last five years. For the
first time since he left Crookston with
a rebuilt Ford to make his way among
the Professional speed kings. he will
SAI OA tiS SlOS lines anu S4pcIlcACc
the thrills Of a spectator.
Il sure would like to drive here
.Ealingboe said last night, ''but If ] try
TO fight one of those big motors on a
turn, it may mean that I would have
to go back to the hospital for a few
more months. I have been ordered to
rest up for two months, and then I
will begin all over again. For the
time being I will be satisfied in sitting
on the side lines to watch o. T. Barr
drive that Frontenac, and just rs a
tip, watch that win the race. We
took everything at indianapolis and
Tacoma and il 1 hadn't spilled, you
can bet that l would have been up in
front at U~niontown."
Ellingboe is to remain with the
F~rontenac racing team and will enter
the, Los Angeles events this winter
together with Louis Chevrolet and
Tommy Milton. Until then he will con-
tinue to res up In the hope that he
will entirely ecove from the injuries
he sustained at Uniontown.
Although his 'face is SCARED and
lacerated. officials here have convinced
him that many OF his old friends
would like to meet him while at, the
auto races Monday and arrangements
have been made to introduce him tc
the speed fans who gather for the
competitions. >
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PLANS COMPLETE;
FOR MONDAY ?. N.
PROGRAM AT FAIR
Afternoon Hours to B.
Crammed Full Of Enter
tanning Numbers.

Snappy events. staged in quick sue
cession, will make up.the program on
Monday afternoon at the North Da-
kota state fair, where auto races will
the big feature, with a ladies' style
driving contest, auto polo, hippodrome
circus and other numbers sched-
nled for the entertainment OF the
thousands of visitors who are ex-
|tpected here.
DOGGY OF The Herald stan will be
given a fast whirl arohnd the race
track as mechanic for Sig Haugdahl,
dirt track champion Of the world. He
will then write Of his experience for
Herald readers.
Jules Ellingboe Of Crookston, Mimi,
who won fame, at Indianapolis in the
500 mile derby and who had a mir
,aculous escape from death al Union
town, Penn, when his machine was
wrecked, will be among the drivers
Ellingboe is well known in Grand
Forks and many of his Crookston
friends will be here to give him an
ovation.
The style driving contest will oren
the program of the afternoon at Q
o'clock. when each driver will be in
troduced and given the various tests
OF skill. The hippodrome circus on
the platform in front Of the grand
stand will be kept busy entertaining
between events on the race track and
while the speed stars are warming up
their cars for the competitions. The
auto polo contest, to be played be-
tween h All-American team and the
Canadian champions, will be q semi
final number and will precede the
free-for-all race in which nine drivers
are listed to start.
Racing officials are now IN Grand
FORKS completing arrangements for
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NoxxCH or aA1a or a1AE lHor.
E13Y.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Grand Fnrt.

County 81 Grand FORKS.
In County Court -
In the matter OF the estate OF Inr,v1ts
#Ostlie. deceased: - 80
Notice is hereby given that pursuant.
to.an, order Of the county court Ia and
State of North Dakota, Of date the. aoth5
day OF June. 1921, In the mater Sc the
estate of Laurftxs n. Oslie,5 dccsased fhe
undersigned, asaexecutor OF Il aaId a.
Atats, VII! sell at public auction. "a fha
hiehest bidder. subject to c~onfirrnation
sDy sag court, the following described
sto-wit: - pLA'sAN0A
The northwest quarter & s.ct,or
T~wenty-eight t2S), and the south hsIY
OF the southwest quarter 81 gacfson
Twenty-one sf21) and the southeaat
aHsrter 81 the southeast quarter Of Sec
quarter Of the northeast ousrfsy ~ S.cs
ton Twenty7nins t1s), m IN ToWnship
Ono Hundred FortyInine (ilDls nnrth
Range Ftfty-fcpr f64). west 81 INA TsiH
principal meridian. T'sss ''-
p said sale VIII Ne made on s.trr.
aay ths seth day of July, 1891. & 400
door Of the citixsas Nsfionsl s Rsr Ifons
Northwood, Grand Forks County. Ncrth
That the terms 81 said saie WI
Z on confirmation q the ssis ~ Tie
Dated thls At s.yses Ja,y as,,.
ELLIN1sEN.
rssssmsss 4 .t R.u Isst y wl o.; sps
socoNSosRs 4 rnrEasoN.
Attorneys for Executor.
Gully .-s-is-2&,l
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PLAN ANNUAL MEET.

s.. Paul, Mimi, July 1.-THE
American Phytopathological@ society
VIII hold its annual meetings at the
university farm school here July IS.
20 and 81, it, is announced by Dean
=. ~. Freenan OF the Minnesota coll
lege Of agriculture, who are makine.
arrangements for the sessions.
e e planned to hold the first days
meeting at the university farm while
inspecting the field plots and labora-
tories OF the plant pathology division.
4 study Of rusts and other cereal dis
eases will be taken up the second day,
when papers written BY ven known
p~atholosists will be read and dis
cussed. aSsgs I'M
Invitations have been sent to plant
disease specialists In England. France,
Russia Sweden and South America.
to attend the, meetings.
Dr. DonaldgjDeddick Of Cornell uni
yerstty liz president of3 the society,
while Dean Freeman and DR.. e. g.
StakmAn OF the university farm are
on the advisory board and executive
Econmittee,, respectively.
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Pastor Held Up And
Robbed; Tied To Tree
And Left By Robbers

Fond Du Lac. Wis, July 16.-The
Rev. P. c. Forseth OF New Era, Mich,
was held up last night by two ban
dts on a lonely road near here, or,
dered from his car at the point OF q.
revolver. robbed Of money and jew,
!elry amounting to $500. and then tied
mouth. The two highwaymen took his
automobile and escaped.
The minister was robbed by two
men whom he had picked up eight
miles north of Oshkosh and who had
offered to pay him If he would let
them ride with him as far as West
Bend. where they said they were to
get work with a road construction
Atf t#r
The automobile was found later
abandoned. A posse secured the coun-
try. but found no trace Of the ban
dts.
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IRENE []|'. GENTRY
WON 900
STAKE RACE
Smith Of Hannaford Injured
Iii Accident On Fargo
Race Course

/. Fargo, N. b., July 15.-Harness
events at the interstate fair were
brought to close. this afternoon.
White Rose lowned%b by p. a: Cole OF
Miles City, winning the pace
which went four heats, and Irene Gen.
try, q DR.. ISalvatlg horses Helena,
Mont, taking first money insthe 2:lo
pace by winning three straight heats
White Rose paced the second heat OF
2:1s even In 2:11 81.
One accident occurred on track. In
the third heat Of .2:1S pace, Comet
Wilkes, q Salvail horse; "choked," and
was run over by J.. Smith of Hanna
ford, driver OF. Max, owned by j. w.
Harris Of Hannaford. Smith was
| picked out Of the wreckage. He slf-
fered, a sprained left ankle. the same
ankle that he sprained o year ago on
the Fargo track in similar accident
The summary:
2:1s Pace (@4oo and Added Money.
White Horse, Brs, D. A. Cole,
Miles City rs ISL
Ganeta, B. M, Mary Martin, ].
Minneapolis .....:.... - 50
Lady Bess, Grin, E. J. Patch, !,
Fargo - .
Tine Tine 2:l4M, 2:ilx,.2:isA. 2:l5
2:1O Pace $4,000 Stake.)
Irene Gentry, Brm, DR.. Salvail,
Helena .::..:. !
Bros, Jackson .......... 2 ~
As Superior !. Al !
I Lightfoot, B B. Hammer and y
Halvorson, Cooperstown -. 5 1
Time 2:O9A, 2:10A, 2:l3.
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TODAY'S SPORTS

Ff3E-PsEtE $3.50 ,arE.Hs ~ ISfa
~Racing-Meeting Of Empire City
Racing Association, at Yunkers. Meet
Ing of Windsor Jockey Club, at Win
dsor, Ont.
Rowing-Annual regatta of South
ern Row Association, at Baltimore.
Aviatioh-Annual British Aerial
Derby, at Hendon, England.
Tennis-France VS.. India, in Davis
Cup tie match, at. Paris. Central New
Jersey championship opens at Beach
Haven. N. j.
SHOOTING - Annual trapshootins
tournament OF Pacific Indians, at
Seattle. Wisconsin State trapshoot-
ing tournament, at Milwaukee,. Mon
tana State trapshopting tournament, at
Dillon, North Dakota State trap
shooting, at Grand Forks.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a. A, U. one
mile swim, senior men, at Philadel7
fphia-
Polo-Opening OF ANNUAL tourna-
menf Snf r. Pole C1iibl
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Big Farm Is Sold
In Burleigh County

Bismarck, N. D., July lea biz
real estate transfer in the county wa
recorded when the Deltox Grass Rug
company OK Oshkosh, Wis. sold 1850
Acres of land lying about fiye miles
east OF Bismarck TO several people,
The sfarrnA known ss the old Ham.
iiond farm, was managed by Car
Steiger, whose father II sole owner 81
the rig company and the land. II
was sold to Oscar Hagen OF Chicago
who resoid to Emmanuel Brown and
Paul Brown and F A. LAhr. Mr.
LAhrs resold HIS interests.
Operations were conducted on q bil
scale by Mr. steiger, who d retiring
from the forming business. The ma.
2chinery being sold also.
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;WM. BURNS TO
Be QUESTIONED
Former White sox Pitcher
Believed to Have Turned
States Evidence.

Chicago. July 16.-In accordance
with a ruling by Judge Hugo Friend,
presiding in the trial of the former
White sox players and alleged gamb-
lers implicated in the 1919 world
series scandal defense, attorneys will
be given an opportunity tomorrow. in
the presence Of states attorneys. to
question William Burns, former White
Sox pitcher. believed to have turned
states evidence. and Joe Gedeon,
former second basenlan for the st.
Louis Browns. Arrangements for the
interview were made today.
with the jury selected to try the
case picked from venires Of nearly six
hundred men, plans were being com
pleted today for the formal opening
Of h trial Monday. Defense attor-
neys expect to make motions to ex-
clude all reference to alleged confess
siens and to quash the eleventh and
twelfth counts in the Indictment
charging the accused players with
c%onspiring to cheat and defraud
Catcher Ray schalk of $1,7ss.15, diff.
ference between the winners and
loser 8 purse in the 1919 series.
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|NEVA BROOK WON
ISIS in STRAIGHT
HEATS AT TOLEDO

Toledo. July 15.-Neya Brook, drtv-
en- by. Murphy. won the 2:15 trot IN
straight heats in Easy fashion at the
Grand Circuit meeting here today, the
little mar keeping out in front al
the way Of the tmee-mile journey.
Hal Malone won the wllys7Over-
land 5000 stake for 2:Os PAGERS TAX
ing the last two heats after Red Ian
celot captured the first.
The Great Miss Morris turned in her
second victory Of the week when Cox
drove all the head off the 2:02 +rot.
julia M. Direct won the 2:13 pace
after Baby Ginter had won the first
heat. The horses were shipped to-
night to Kalamazoo.
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.DRAYTON TAKES
GAME FROM WARREN
BY SCORE OF ST.

Drayton, N. D., July 1e.-wfth
Gooselaw on the mound for Drayton,
pitching n of the best games Of the
season, Drayton trimmed Warren on
:the latter's ground in a fast game
Friday.
Score by Innings: r. n. e.
Drayton ...... 800 oo1 1905 Il 3
Warren ....... 900 900 01e---1 6 8
Markeson. Struck out by Gooselaw 8,
passed IN balls o; struck out by
Childs 8. passed on balls O; Three
bagger by Maid of Drayton and Cor
man of Warren; three Dagger by
Cameron Of Drayton; 2 basgers by
Weyrich and Maid of Drayton.
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GRANT WON
FROM NASH BROS.

Park Grant and Corrigan defeated
Nash Bros. In an inter mural baseball
game Friday night at the Dacotah
park by q score Of ~ to s.. Doe
pitched for Park, Grant and did good
work. Cullen worked on the mound
for Nash Bros. and was hit hard,
His support was very oor The
s~ore:
SEafk,, Grant. 2412 230E12
Mach Bros. .0O2 Oh
Doe and McCracken; Cullen and
5nangerfeld.
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death at the time. insufficient evil
dence was found then by officials on
which to formally charge erywith the
crime. For two years, Moses Kaber,
the aged father Of the murdered man,
doggedly kept working IN the mys-
terry with the aid of private ietec-
ttves, suspicion peinting stronger and
stronger toward Mrs Kaber.
Finally a brother of Mrs Kaber was
brought in as a RUS and her mother,
Mrs. Mary Brickel, who was suspect
ed OF knowing much about the MUIR
der, was led to believe that the son.
was to be charged with the crime.
The ruse worked as it had been
planned. Mrs BrickeL, to ave the
son lie alleged to, have confessed Inns
plicating her daughter, Mrs. Kaber;
Miss Marian McArdle, daughter OF
Mrs. Kaber; herself and others. (
Events then followed fast. The
grandmother and granddaughter were
indicted for first degree murder, also
Mrs. Erminia Colavito, midwife
nurse, Salvatore Gaia and vittorio
Pissell, the latter two being charged
with the actual murder.
All are awaiting trial except Pts
sellL who has not been apprehended.
Mrs Kaber vas the first to be placed
"a trial, II.
The jury announced that it waa
ready to report q verdict at 8:45 this
morning after having d~eliberated, in
all, four hours. Mrs. Kaber, accord
des1tood what the verdict was and
she was carried into the courtroom al
1890 o'clock. The jury had not yet
been brought in
Three Ballots.
The jury took only three ballots, II
was said. the first two being nine for
mercy and-three for first degree muir
der without mercy. Before ba1loting
the jury had discarded the insanity
plea. Attorney Poulson said he
would not appeal the case,, that he
vas perfectly satisfied with the yer
When informed by Mr.. Poulson Of
the verdict. Mrs. Kaber merel,
nodded her, head, he said, showing ne
signs Of emotion. He told her that un.
day to receive the verdict and b.
less she went to the court room to.
sentenced. she would have. to go Mon,
day. and asked her If she could go
She again nodded her head, he said
Carried TO Cell.
The Jury was brought in a few
minutes later and made official repor
Of the verdict. Mr.. Kaber, who VIA!
lying limp IN the arms Of a deput,
sheriff, was asked If she had anythinf
to say: She merely shook her heat
indicating that she had not. Judge
Bernon then pronounced sentence
Mrs. Kaber was carried back to he
| cell in the iaiI.
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sAmOR Is SHOT.

Superdor, Wis., July l6-Frank
Carlton, "a, sailor, III In d local
hospital suffering from three wounds
received last night when Detective
his escape after his arrest. Carton.
according 70 the detective wa a.
Tor alleged attempts Is sAl,
stolen automobile hre1.
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Kerr No Longer Fears
The extra Inning Jinx''

Chicago. July 16.-Dick Kerr. White
Sox southpaw, felt today that his
extra inning jinx' had finally left
him. Kerr, who was the pitching
hero in the Sox's vain attempt to win
the 1919 world series. yesterday won
the first extra inning game he has
pitched since coming TO the American
league three years ago. The Sox de-
feated Washington. 8 to 2, In eleven
innings.
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FIGHT
FOR BONUS BILL
WILL CONTINUE
Confined from Page Is

on the part Of me- well OF financially.
We have now induced these mon to
devote their shares In the compensa-
ton to the men who need it. There
are new several millionaires among
b strongest supporters OF the pro-
gram.
The wounded and disabled men. will
be taken care OF first and then will
coine those in financial straits, due to
the war. Major Emery said.
The country as q whole Is with MS
in this" he stated. only waning
ton, the banks and the associations OF
commerce are against our program"
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WON OPENER
FROM DEVILS lake

Devils Lake, N. D., July 14-In the
first of a two-game series Leeds de-
feated Devils Lake here today by a
score Of II to 10. The game was
played on a poor field and many
errors married the play. Both clubs
pounded the ball hard but Leeds
managed to hold the lead through
ont. The score:
r. H. e.
Leeds ....031 100 51o-11 10 .
Devils Lake ..102 002 1910 10 8
Herring and Smith; Whitehouse
and Nigbor.
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ROUND
IN TITLE PLAY TO
JOHNNY HENNESSY

Indianapolis. July 15.-John Hem
messy Of Indianapolis won the seni-
final round of the western tennis
championships here, today defeating
Clifton Herd, Chicago. So, SO. GO.
Hennessey will meet Vincent Richards
OF New York. national Junior cham
pion, in the regular finals tomorrcw,
and the winner will play Walter T.
Hayes, Of Chicago. western champion,
for the title on Sunday.
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EFFORTS TO CHECK
FIRES UNSUCCESSFUL

Oconto. wis., July 16.---Efforts of
Ivoluntcers TO extinguish a marsh fire
which has been srnodldering since last
April. proved unsuccessful and the
Marinette IRE department was called
U today when the n1areh started to
blaze III places. The marsh covers
About d rs acre tract Of land.
The land was plowed and drenched
with water. but this proved Of b .
avail.
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ST. LOUIS AMERICAN
CLUB NOT FOR SALE

st. Louis. July 15.-Phil de c.. Ball.
owner of the st. Louis Americans, to-
day denied urnor that the club, wa
for sale. Commenting on a report
tina a local undertaken might pur-
chase the team. Mr.. Ball said:
We don't need an undertaken as
yet. although we are pretty sick"
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Bnston won Asain.

Cleveland. Ohio. Jolly 15.-Boston
won another pitchers, battle from
Cleveland today to 2. Pennock In
jured his pitching hand when he
stopped A line drive by Sewell. ard
had to retire. Catcher Oneill OF
Cleveland made his first appearances
ina game since: May so, acting as q
pinch hitter. Score:
Boston zoo oo1 sooo-s 8 o
Cleveland Il. J. 900 100 DIG 8 i
Pennock. Russell and Ruel; Sothor-
on, Mails and Nunamaker.
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Blues Won.
DAUBERT MADE FIVE
HOME RUNS IN FIVE
TRIPS TO THE PLATE

Eveleth. Mimi. July Is. ~ First
Basenan Daubert of the local team Of
the Mesaba iron range league. is be-
lteved to have set a new record by
hitting five home runs in as many
times at bat in a game with the Vir-
9inia team here today. His last
homer came in the tenth inning with
two men on hases and brought victory
for Eveleth 9 to 6. The five circuit
drives were made off Pitcher Durnont.
formerly Of the Washington American
league team. II
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Goif-Western amateur Champion
ship tournament closes It Chicago.
Connecticut State championship tourn-
aInent closes at Greenwich. Colorado
State championship tournament closes
at Denver.
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o,HARE 10 NETT KELLER.

ColuI1bus, ONO, duly 16.-Eddie
Jack Dempsey. has been matched to
meet Terry Keller In a 10 round bout
mere next Thursday night. It was am
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ASSOCIATIONS
Games Friday

Games Friday
Louisville 1. Milwaukee 2.
Toledo 4, Minneapolis II.
Columbus s, st. Paul 8.
Indianapolis s, Kansas City Z.
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Games Friday.
Games all postponed.
LEAGUE.

Il. Games Friday.
Boston 8, Cleveland Q.
New York Z, st. Louis 8.
washington 2, Chicago 8.
Philadelphia 8, Detroit 2.
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Calgary Defeated
Minot In SeeaSaw Game
By A Score OF Z To S

Minot, N. D.. July 16.-Calgary de-
feated Minot 7 to 5 in a see-saw game
last night before a large booster day
crowd: Friest of Devils Lake pitched
for Minot.