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Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
ANOTHER LAW SUIT
AGAINST COMISKEY

Milwaukee. Wis. June 1s.-Stat-
ing the same causes Of actions as
these mentioned by Joe jackson.
former Chicago American league club
hall player Charles (Swede) Risberg
will file today. according to his at
torneys, the third of the suits against
Charles A. Comiskey, Louis Comiskey
and the ball club, commanding dam
ages for his exclusion from organized
baseball, back pay and bonus, grow
ing cut OF the world series scandal
Of 1919.
Notice Of suit and summons was
filed in this case several weeks ago.
jackson and Oscar (Happy) Felsch
have already filed suit. Jackson asks
$4,000 in his action.
Deputy sheriffs have been unable
to serve papers on Comiskey. The
club owner left the state for Chicago
the day the Jackson suit was fled.
and has not returned since, it is as
serted.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
BAT ARTISTS
GET BUSY AGAIN
Williams, Hornsby and Mil
ler Each Get Circuit
After Slump.

New York, June 13.-Three Of
Babe Ruth's home run rivals had
forged still further ahead Of the
Yankee sluEyer today as the result
OF a simultaneous skirmish yesterday.
Kenneth Williams Of the st. Louis
Browns, who has been in woeful
slump for several weeks. cracked out
his fifteenth circuit drive; Rogers
Hornsby, his National league fellow
townsman, drove out his 14th. and
Bing Miller OF the Athletics counted
his thirteenth.
The Cardinals went on a swattine
rampage against the Philadelphia
twirlers and tied their own major
league record OF ten consecutive hits
in single inning. Trailing the Phil
lies to in the sixth, the western
crs opened a barage against Meadows
and Winters that brought seven runs
across the plate. Altogether the
Cards gathered 25 hits, i've by LAvan
and four each by Hornsby and Jack
Smith, The score was IA to 8.
williams clout with one on in the
first inning gave st. Louis enough
runs to check the Yanks winning
streak. although the Browns con
tinued to pummel Joe Bush and
maze the count u ~"Ac Ineti
! college recruit, Pruett, had the New
York bats silenced.
Three Athletic pitchers were easy
for Cleveland. who won, 1l-3; the
! Tigers four run rally in the ninth
: fell one short and Washington
strengthened its hold on third place
by winning. rs. while Chicago tool
an uphill game from Boston. rs
after Schupp's wildneGs handed the
Red Sox an early lead.
Irish Meusers triple and homer. his
sixth. helped the Giants to theil
third straight over the Reds. while
Aldridge held Brooklyn to Ave hits
and the Cubs turned the tables or
the Dodgers, 8 to 9.
Frank Miller hung up his fiftt
straight win for the Braves. who
proAted by, Pirate misplays and wor
easily, ILL.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
.DRAYTON SHUTS j OUT
ROBIN. TEAM, s TOO
(Herala kne,;ciaII, q

Herald Special service.l ~
rs Drayton, N. p, June 13.-In a well,
played game Monday afternoon at
Memorial park, Drayton shut out
Robin 8 to- o. Peggy" Maid OF left
field prowess did the hurling for
Drayton. striking out eight men and
allowing but four scattered hits.
Three double, plays by the local team
and a running catch by Vestre at
short were the features OF the game.
"a. Peterson and W.sPeterson did
the heavy. work for Robin, ana except
Tor the sixth and seventh innings
when the NDrayton boys staged bat
ting rally. held the locals we'll.
Score by innings:
Drayton 100 oos ,2-s - .
Robin .... 10. 200, 900 90 3
The rain cheated the fans out Of a
game at $50 between Hallock and
Drayton.
lOn Thursday Drayton shut out
Bowesmont to o. Gooselaw held
Bowesmont to four hits while his
teammates played errorless ball.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
GATHER 4 / ! I'D !! 3 Y
THE HER AID
Mrs. ]. D. BAC G. HAS Il
Low 81 CORE IN LADY
COLI 10 ORNAMENT

The ladies' 'tournainent sat the local
golf links beyan Monday,With aslarge
play ins this event sis Tor, the .Gfrard
trophy cup, and will continue every
Monday during July and August. The,
lady turning In. the best i've cards
will Be awarded the prize It Is q nine
hole esent, and contestants are re.
quested ito turn in their cards follow.
Ing the first round, after entry.
In Mondays play Mrs. j. D. Bacon
turned in low score with gross OF
62. is handicap and AZ net. Mrs.
Theo. Thompson and Mrs. c. j. MUIR
ply tied for second with 64-16-48 and
6l.l3-4s. Mrs. Mcintyre was third
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis. June "a "Shucks''
Pruett. college pitcher, today gave
the Browns their first victory over
the Yankees in the present series.
Z to /. Babe Ruth famed three
times. Williams made his fifteenth
homer in the first inning with Gerber
on base Scotts triple and de Worm
er's grounder gave the Yank's tally
in the fifth. Score:
r. H. E.
New York -. 900 o1o ooo-1 6 1
St. Louis 200 0O1 OO4-7 9
Bush and de Vormer; Pruett and
SEVERED. -
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
MENDELSOHN LOSES
By FOUL In FOURTH

Milwaukee. Wis. June 13.-Tommy
O'Brien. Los Angeles lightweight box
er. was credited with decision over
the latter. in the fourth period, unin-
tentionally committed q foul by de-
'liverine q hard right hand punch too
low. The bout appeared to be pretty
even before the accident ended hos
Titles. gS : y a
Joey Sanger. Milwaukee bantam
weight, outpointed Gaph AcKsnna, St.
Poul.. tn dx rounds. and Tony Lukes,
Mlwaukse. and jack O'Toole. Mime
sapolis. lishtweiEhts. were disqualified
for not putting enough rest into their
bout. O'Toole gclaimsd he was suffer-
Ing from q broken hand. s. 4.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
SAMPSON LOSES
A SECOND TIME
Champion Throws Wahpe-
ton Man Twice With
Hammer Locks

WAhpeton. N. D., June 13.-Ed
Stranger" Lewis, worlds heavy
Jack Sampson Of Wahpeton, for the
second time this year when he took
two straight falls in their match to-
Monday with hammerlocks. The first
fall went to the champion at the end
of 81 minutes and 20 seconds Of wrest
ling during which time Sampson near
ly threw Lewis with a head scissors
and arm hold. The second fall ended
the match after Is minutes Of work.
The deadlock was barred in this
match. .. .
Lewis and Sampson met several
weeks ago. and Sampson won the drst
fall. but lost the second through the
deadlock. but was una BILE to go on for
the third fall.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
FRENCH LIKE OPERAS.

Paris-The production OF a series
Of Wagnerian operas in Paris for the
first time since the war has received
surprising favor from the French
the direction 81 Tuiiio serafin and
the company is composed Of italian
singers as5 -
The Theater des Champs Ekysees,
where the operas are being produced.
is playing to capacity audiences every
night. During the war there was q
strong movement among musicians
Wagner operas forever from tho
French stage. and an attempt to rem
der ''parsifaL' in October. 1919, re-
suited in riots.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

Summary: Sacrifice hits. Super
noise. Teie. Chandler. Bilden. Will
liams: Two base hit. Chandler Stolen
bases. Bach, Gronley. Supernoise.
Double plays. Hegg to Mastrud to
Teie, McMee to Chandler to Reed (2).
Hit by pitched ball. Bach. Gronley,
Peterson. Hits of Williams. of Fled
Ter s. Struck out by Williams "a.
Fielder 8. Base on balls. of Fled
ler 2. Left on bases. Eorthwood Z.
Hatton s. Earned runs. Northwood !
Hatton 0. Umpire Adair. Time of
game, l hour. 40 minutes.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
| Iona BEATS CLYDE
IN SLUGGlNG MATCH
IHerald Snacial Serytce.l

1Herald Special SerVfce.)
Iona, N. D.. June 13.-Loma and
Clyde staged q wild slugging match
here Sunday, Iona slugging q little
harder and winning Is to IL. 1t was
wired and frealish exhibition from
beginning to ..nd, at times resembling
\ field meet or q one ring circus. the
lack Of chArtots spelled the hippo
drome effect. Although the fans were
treated to every known brand of
baseball and some that are unknown.
they seemed to enjoy it all and were
glad 10 have had the opportunity to
witness ball game tnat furnished
more thrills per minute than q real
biz circus.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
sT. OLAF WINS.

Northfeld. Mimi, June 15.-
Smashing out the Longest hit ever
seen on the st. Olaf diamond, Fritz
Strand broke up pitchers battle
with q homo run in tho 11th inning
today K and won the city baseball
championship for st. Olaf from
Carleton, a to 3. 35. q
Tho game was q feature OF COM
mencement week at the two North
fleld colleges. II 81. b N IA ss MI
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

SALVATORE KNOCKED OUT.
New Orleans, June 13.-Pal Moore
Of New Orleans Knocked out Phil Sal
vatore of New York In the thirteenth
round of a scheduled = round bout
here toniRhta SS{l> *
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
NORTHWOOD SHUTS
OUT HATTON IN A
HARD SUNDAY GAME
Herald Special Service. J

Northwood, N. D., June 13.-North-
wood shut out Hatton here yesterday
in a fast and interesting game by the
score of to 0. Fielder, on the mound
for Hatton. was in fine form pitching
an excellent game of ball, but several
errors behind him which were costly
brought him the short end of the
score. Williams. on the mound for
Northwood. also showed up fine.
Though hit hard at times. he tight
ened and. backed by errorless sup
port and fast fielding. brought anoth-
er shutout. The box score:
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
sett 5onnard. Petty and Krueser
Dixon. tf. a ssss% ii 8; s,1A 4gsi s
I W,ielel (lasYlN,

s5 Wieed GAzn0 81 NJ v
Toledo. Ohio. June AS.-Toledo AZ.
ter long period OF hibernation came
to life this afternoon. scored 16 runs
on 81 hits and defeated 81. Paul, 1e
to Z. Lamar regtstered five hits IN
9ive times ut bat. The ToledoAns
went on a batting spree the seventh
inning, scoring 10 runs.
Score: II. n. u
st. Paul. 500 ool 800 10 I
Toledo $50 -0l0 x100x--1S al :
q IInll. Merritt, Christensen and Con
xales, Ayers and Kocher.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
N oND AVS
g q a s E B AL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, June III New York in
creased its lead over Pittsburgh to-
day winning an easy 8 to victory
from Cincinnati while the Pirates
were losing in Boston. Meusel hit a
home run with bases full in the third
and tripled with Groh on base, in the
NTH. Score:
R.H.E
Cincinnati -. 100 900 Oils o
New York ... 0o4 050 0ox-S Is 1
Rixey, Gillespie and Hargraye; J..
Barnes and Snyder.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

MUNRO WINS.
Memphis, Tenn, June 13.-Johnny
Stanley, youngstown, Ohio, welter-
weight was knocked out in the Sec
ond round of a scheduled s round
bout here tonight by AL Munro of
Memphis.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
BUFF AND LYNCH MATCHED.

New York. June ii. s.-Johnny BuR
Has signed to defend his bantana-
weight championship against Joe
Lynch on July 10, Tex RIckard. pro-
drome. 4 tai sS 4isssz,st.4 n I'll VI D
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Mdiaus EASY.

Cleveland, June 12.-Cleyeland hit
Philadelphia pitchers hard today,
winning / to 3. Uhle, while somewhat
wild at the start was very effective.
Miller hit home run into the new
left field stands, Only four other
players have hit homer into these
stands. Miller being the only one to
do It twice. Score: !
Philadelphia 900 200 o1o-3 8 2
Cleveland ~, $50 001 Sill II y
Naylor, Yarison. Sullivan and
Bruggy; Uhle and O,Netl.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Score by inninxB:
r H f
Petersburx.. 10 900 o0o-2 4
TnrAvflla OoO 600 3OO-3
PETERSBURG TAKES,
GAME FROM NIAGARA

Petersburg. N. D.. June 13.-In a
hard fought contest played on the To-
cal diamond last Saturday. Peters,
burg defeated the fast Niagara team
by score Of to l. It was a pitch
er's battle from start to finish, errors
by Niagara in the fourth netted the
local team runs and again in the
eighth when two more were made.
Niagara secured their lone run in the
ninth when an error BY Petersburg
proved costly and the visiting team
tailed. Sample. on the mound for
Petersburg struck ont ! 2 men and al
lowed only two hits. While Stewart for
Niagara struck out men and allowed
hits. Score BY innings:
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
STANTON KNOCKED OUT.

GA1sAgo. June 1s.-Eadie Welsh.
South Bend welterweight, knocked out
Bud Stanton Of Cleveland in the Sec
ond round Of boxing exhibition
match TIA suburban club here to-
night. Packy Mcfarland refereed. S
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Cards Hit Hard.

Philadelphia, June 12.--St. Louis
pounded three Philadelphia pitchers.
Meadaws, Winters and Ring. for %
hits and won its third straight victory
of the series today. IA to 8. In the
sixth inning. the Cardinals made 10
straight hits and seven runs of
sixth inning, the Cardinals made 10
was said to be new major league
record. Score:
r. H. E.
St. Louis -. .. oo3 oo7 4oo-14 %
Philadelphia 900 $40 1913
Pertica, r. Walker. Barfoot and
Ainsmith. Clemons; Meadows, Wint-
ers, Ring and Henline, Peters.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Has GCt,Glx Day,

Detroit, June IL. Washington
bunched hits today and defeated De-
'troit to 6, in the third game Of the
series The Tigers rallied strongly in
the Sth but fell one run shy of tying
the score. Zachary hit safely on his
four trips to the plate. Score:
washington 4. oo4 oo1 100 le
Detroit 900 OIL d04-6 II Q
Zachary aaA Piciuich; Ehmke and
BaBsler. ss5 #
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
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AMERICAN aSsouAT1oN.,

Yesterdays Results.
st. Paul Z: Toledo Y6.
Minneapolis Is: Columbus s.
Kansas City 6: Louisville g..
Milwaukee S: Indianapolis Z.
T0dAy's Games.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
st: Paul at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Kansas City at Louisville.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
"lcA7RED
H. ~ 81 ID
Nnan on nr,..ann

Chicago. June 1c. Chicago played
an uphill battle after losing the lead
through wildness of Schupp and
Hodge, and nosed out Boston today
Z to %6. Score: - -
Boston. Z. /, =. 100 oos ooo-s :
Chicago X. 90 0ol l1x-7 !
Ferguson. Karr and Ruel; Schupp
Hodge and Schalk.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
BADCERS REATEN,

Madison. Wis, June 13.-The Uni
versity of Washington wen the boat
race with the University Of Wisconsin
here this evening by eight full lengths
The coast crew took the lead from the
gun and steadily pulled away. 81
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
SHADE WINS Ol

SHADE WINS ON FOUL.
Houston, Tex, June 13-Dave Shade
won from Tillie kid" Herman in the
second round of scheduled IL round
bout here tonight on foul.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

The fellow who complains that his
home town paper has nothing in it.
Is the same one who roars the loud
est over the phone to the editor when
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
INDIANA EASY.

La Feyette, Ind, June 13.-1ndiana
was easy for Purdue today, the Boiler
makers winning II to. 1 in a Western
conference baseball game.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
MARS GNTS DECTIaON. .

Y NdAKtS GHIS DEClSdON. 40 4
Columbus, ohio, June 13.-K. o:
Mars, Cincinnati lightweight, won the
judges decision over K O. Jeakle of
Toledo in aS12 round bout here to-
night go -.s.a.3t !. =. - s. NJ. Essl
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
FORDVlLLE WINS A
HARD GAME 3 TO z
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lf1eTalu opeCLdt SeESlcc.J
Fordville. n. D.. June 13.-Ford-
vile defeated Petersburg in hard
fought battle Sunday by score Of 8
to 2. Petersburg took the lead in the
hrst inning. scoring ! on an error
hits and an overthrow. and added an
other in the End on hit and Wild
pitch. this being all they could man
age to, get across during the game.
Fordville was held without a score un-
til the seventh inning, when with two
down, Dalton drove hot one through
third. followed by a drive through frst
By Jennings then c. Aafedt drove one
over center field scoring two men,
Aafedt going to third. when he then
was awarded home with what proved
to be tho winning run, on balk by
Pitcher Sample. After very heated
argument the game was continued.
neither team being able to score any
further runs.
Score by innings:
Pefersburg.... 10 900 o0o-2 4
Fordville. 900 900 3oo-3 4 4
Battery for FordviIle. Titus and
Dougherty. Petersburg. Sample and
Henen. Struck out by Titus 10. by
Sample I. bases on balls OF Titus 0
or Sample 0. two base hits c. Aafedt-
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
WESTERN LEAGUE

Des Moines s; St. Joseph 9. 4
Denver Al; Tulsa SIS.
Omaha s; Oklahoma City 2.
Others played yesterday. #
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Miller Goine Good,

Boston, June 12.-Ailler won his
NTH straight game today. Boston de-
feating Pittsburgh, II to 2. Pitts
burgh was held to six hits while the
visitors errors and the high wind
Eave Boston several easy runs. Holke
was absent from the Braves lineup
because of Measels. Score:
r. HI. T..
Pittsburgh 900 10 ooo-2 s 4
Boeston -. :. 420 410 0ox-l1 1
Morrison, Yellowhorse, Holdings
worth and Gooch, Jonnard; Miller
and Gowdy.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington Z; Detroit s.
Boston s: Chicago Z.
Philadelphia 3: Cleveland II.
New York /; st. Louis Z.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
MRS. MALLORY WINS.

London, June 13-In the first round
| OF Kent lawn tennis championship at
Rockingham today Mrs. Molla Bjurs-
tedt Mallory defeated Mrs. Pryor
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
DAKOTA LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled; teams trave-
ing.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati 3; New York ..
st. Louis "a; Philadelphia 8
Chicago 8: Brooklyn 0.
Pittsburgh 2; Boston IL.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
OORBETT GETS DECISION.

CORBETT GETS DECISION.
Pittsburg, June 3.-Al Corbett Of
Cleveland tonight won a newspaper
decision over Bricky Ryan of Ellis
worth. Pa, in q ten round bout. They
are bantamweights.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Toflay.s Ga,4,

jamestown at Aberdeen.
Valley City at WatertoWn.
Fargo at Mitchell.
Wahpeton at Sioux Falls.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Ninth Inrdns Rally
Brewers Lose

Indianapolis, June 1.-THE locals
made it three out Of four, in the series
with Milwaukee today, winning to
5. Jonnard was. credited with win
ming the game although he was fore
ed from the box in the eighth, max
ing six straight wins for him.
Score: r. H. E.
Milwaukee. 900 oos oo2-5 IL i
indianapolis. 12o 01o 03x-7 IL 1
| Linsrel. REVERE, Rose and Cos.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
ToiiaY,s Games,

Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
st. Louis at philadelphia.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Blooklm BANKED.

Brooklyn, June 12.-ChicaEo de-
feated Brooklyn today, s to 0. Aid.
ridge held the Dodgers to five scat{
tered hits, and although three Of
them were doubles only two runners
reached third base. Score:
Chicago 500. oo2 oo4 .11o-s 13 /
Brooklyn 80. 600 900 900 S 4
Aldridge and O'Farrell; Smith.
Decatur, Mamma0 and de Berry.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
Today's Games.

Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Warrington at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
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Rooms for Rent and wanted
Busineas Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
4 cents 4 word
REAL ESTATE ADS.
words to the line, 3 line minimGu. at Lac
rate. as follows:
time. onc per line.
times, 1sc rer line.
times. 11c per line.
times. Ia per line.
~ t!mea. 15c per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II P.N.
All Advertisements for The Evepiag SUI
must be at The Star Office or one q ISs ISs,St, Eli,
brarch Offices by II pm. the DAY bEsohH
ISSUE. With the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Wanted Rooms.
Advertisements under the above c'ass'ncn-
tons will b" accepted at The star once. lI.a
ct and Pa. ave.. until $50 am. day OF ssSSd
or at any of The Star branch ofices unit s:So -
s.m. day OF iasue. AL advertisements Ior Aus
Sunday Star must he received at The S.ar omce se
by pm. Saturday. At any OF 1he oVf
branch Offices by nm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER II required for AL a.
sertisements from transient adverttSefS.
Evening star., 1922-11-11
PERSONAL

MAIL REss-s--FERMANENT on FOR.
wardlAS-St TO $lo hnoath. Room 22s,
726 14th NV. Phone FIR. 7o7O. 12'
WILL SHARE SAbbLE HORSE WITE
espssissee. sa ads.s.. s e: ssY R Star es
NEW SEVEN PAssENdER, HEATED.
closed car, for the winter. With fha anfeuI;
swner will rent seasoAabiy. Aadress Bat g. sY.
ELECTRIC BATH, koDT sMxss1dE FOR
etc Ertdaafs ns,se 1caIoseal:.N. sess:y .ls'
WANT A P0BITfON OF Trust THAT
calls fer a man Of good judgmsht ana char
acter. to care for real estate, collect rents.
supervise repairs and take entire fesponsibili-
gamble. strictly honest. absolutely reliable.
Phone Alex: 1917. Address Box s2o-x. star
RATS, BEDBUGs. R0ACHBS, FLEAS: IN
STINT results. GEORGE +. sAPP. 227 Mary
land building. Ftankltn 299l. dces
CL0THEs WANTED : HIGHEST PRICES
ful way Of reyins for mems worn suits. shoes.
e iEHsfHs OLD STAND. SO .,
PRYsIoTHBRAPf. ELEcTRKTHBHAFY
Austin. For sppstatnseat. phone Nora s4s.
NE ARE Vow PAYING 59 To To |F6k
n,en'l and ladies. used suits. Oar prteA lee
x Ssessnas. ns as 3 M =. ~: - s.ee: asse, !sss
THE FRENCH Fur SHOP
SPECIAL PRICES on furs remodelad info
the latest seasons styles. Chats refined from
S15 Up. Stoles and ciiokers for..sale reason
able. .cG 18th at. H.w. Phoh- Maih .I17qs.
Lessons In Auction Bridge.
You can easily learn 10 play. You can
easily improve your game. Address HORACE
WYLIE. 20Is st. 12s