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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08
INJURED IN
FALL FROM DRILL

Hebron, n. D., May ga broken
collar bone.a long cash over. the eyes
and other.bruises and cuts were eus-
tanned by Alwina. aged s, when she
fell from a wheat seeding drill on
which she had begged a ride from
near here.
The child fell directly in front of
the discs of the drill which was
stopped before it had passed over her.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08
RESIDENTS GRAVEL STREETS.

Killdeer. n. D.. May S.-BuMness.
trades and professional men of this
city are all in overalls4 today and are
at work %graveling the leading streets
of the town. The drive will continue
through: Tuesday andg'H Ia Believed
that h e-bulk Of the task will be done.
IN the two days. The is in line
with the municipal economy plans
now being enforced here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08
REFUSES 10 Sleek OFFICE

Portal, N. D. May S;---Charles.
Erickson, who was Eiven--the endorse.
mentor the Burke county anti.ToWn-
ley, anti-4ocialtst convention for rep
,resentative from the 10th district, has
announced that he will not be q candi-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08

Herald Want Ade Brins. Results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
RAIN STOPS ALI. SPORTS.
Baseball Games Had To BE Called on
Yesterday Due To Wet Fields.

There are only TWO things that can
stop q ball game. Old Jupe in ms
lofty perch, and the police department.
But yesterday the former won the
.!aurels. II was his second day Uf vie
tory To the farmer who has been IN
doubt about his crops. the deluge was
a welcome. but no such good luck for
Tho ball player. in present day slang,
II was p rotten" day.
Funny, Just year ago yesterday
II rBircd in Wilmington. The baseball
calendar then was whitewashed and
everything IN The line Of sports went
smash
IN Philadelphia II was Quaker
week But not Ia Wilmington. Jup,
certainly put the crtmp IN everything
he failed To cooperate with loca
tandom.
All the games last night in TIA,
twilight baseball schedule were post
puu~d They were the games OF TIA,
Catholic Twilight League. the In
iG1striai L"agIe and the game between
Jihoads and tho American Car an,
Foundry Go. 40 provision for TIA.
playing of these contests was an
nouuced today by officials Of the thre
circuits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
|OLD TR|-STATERS IN
GAME HERE TONIGHT
Former Stars Will be Seen in
Action at Second and du
Point Streets.

Second ana du Pont streets. this
evening. will be tho scene az one Of
the biggest attractions Of tho season.
The management Of the Wilmington
team Of the Philadelphia baseball As
sociation Inns slated "A game with the
North phillies team. managed by
Jimmy Sharpe, former second sucker
for Jimmy Jackson's pennant winning
l"ChiCks."
The North Phillies hnve ono OF tho
best teams In the association. "SOx"
IScibold. former Athletic twrler, viii
do mound duty for tho Quaker city
Iclub tonight. Jimmy Sharpe, always
"A favorite with Wilmington fans. Is
running tho North Phillies and mold
ling down the keystone sack. Sharpe
will hc opposed by former team
Innate az the Tri-Statc days in the per
son Of "Doc" Kerr. who rs nav coach
ing ana playing with the 81. Thomas
Irrcyy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
LARDNER HAS NOTHING
ON SLIM IN BASEBALL
He Contends Team With Most
Runs Generally Wins in At
Ias-Hercules Series.

The following letter has been receiv-
cd from the Atlas Club. lt's all about
tho Atlas-Hercules cup series and the
ha seball committee ls anxious that
the public know Who's Who IN the
contest.
Sporting Editor Every Evening
Just a little friendly epistle about and
regardin the silver lovin cup serious
between the Atlas and Hercules teens
that has been arranged by end b.
tween the respective arrangements.
1T seems that thNso hero Hercules
guys for several years. picked on tho
Atlas boys and trimmed them 70
frazzle, not that they wsre any better
I players. but largely and because they
got all the breaks and incidentally
mostly All tho runs. and ~ IL al
ways the case. the TEEN that has the
most runs can't hop but T!n Vol.
anyh0w, such being the case, last
year the Atlas boys broke The Iercu-
les winning streek and won a couple
- sWall games by the close scores ~
I9-2 and 1851 something Ike that.
and ever since the Hercules gang has
been waiting Til next year l. .. mean
Ing this year. for revenge. AZ re-
suit this seriOus has been arranged
and Ike nights Of old. the teens VII
sally forth 20 do battle. And may the
best TEEN score -he most runs.
The first game IL scheduled f1r
Friday. the 18th instance AZ Marke'
and 18th streets. ! say Il that way on
account Of my always being a resi-
cent ~ large cItys Ike Chester and
New castle. etc. and 80 for-n-thes'
grounds - where hey usually hol,
the circus, and s. this Hero LES teen
p . anything .ikA Z vas iast ear. 7,
saying Sells F1ofo viii .ook Ike a sid,
show. iongside q them- but at that
soune Of there PLAYERS wasn't such ha.
owns and maybe could get JOBS IN
, regular circus at big Tnoney. cans
r they certainly vas funny, but he
tel ne these Atlas boys can make 80,
.Augh too. so all II al IA think!n -
goin TO Zee the best show 4 town thu
p week. They're billing i az a twiligh
: matinee ! wouldn't miss x Ger a farm
= Hope % see you there n your usual
appropriate place n he pressbox
knowing should such 70 he ,ase n
game VIII get one swell Vri-eup f-o-
Jour usually expert pen or maybe yo
Use a .esdpeCcI. likewise myself. AN
~ nUw IN gonna De there and i aou
you the same. Yours. slim.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
PENNSY SYSTEM LEAGUE
BEGINS SEASON HERE
Initial Game viii be Played To-
morrow With Strong Cape
Charles Team.

The Southern Division League ~
the Pennsylvania System Will get
under way tomorrow AZ Pennsy Field.
The strong Cape Charles team. repro
sentlng the Norfolk Division. vi
clash with tho local railroad employees
representing the Maryland Division
big opening is being planned hy
the local officials Superintendent
Buckelew. ~ the Maryland Division.
will toss out the first ball. The Pennry
Railroad Band will furnish music.
The Norfolk Division team s. said
10 DO one OF the fastest teams in The
league. Their lineup comprises many
former Virginia League stars who ara
nov In the employ ~ the company ~
! Norfolk
Manager "Sos" Winthrop - fhs
| local team has gathered together eorno
of the best baseball talent IN the city.
Mace" Novel. former Parksids star.
will do the receiving Alexander
MaIoney and Jack Hayes comprise tho
/ twirling staff. Their 10 an abundance
OF inNe!ders. BUN" Brandt. slim
Thomas. Jimmy Rainey. ~Gibbv'' Pd'-
tergon. Bud" SpeaHma1, Jack Fa--
mort. Harry Gilbert and 'Bahe" P1yn n
will settle Manager Winthrop &
troubles 40 far az the trner defense =
concerned. Darby Thorup@on, n
Boyle and Pun" Toorney are n f"'F
II the outfeiders signed by no W.
mington management
The game IL scheduled % start -
800 O'Clock. local time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
Wilmington HIGH IN
PORT DEPOSIT MEET
Cherry and White to Send a
Strong Team Against Tome
Athletes Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon tho Wilmington
High School track team Will journey
60 Port Dcposit 90 take part in the
Tome School lntcrscholastic track
ns-rt. The Cherry and White boys
arc going there with a determination
ct carrying away Mt least n few OF
the laurels OF the meet. Forty-five
high and prep schools have been en-
tered and about 4s0 will represent their
alma matters.
Captain Jacobson Is leader OF the
local High School team. Coach Ashton
In doing his utmost in directing his
mon TO the intricacics OF the cinder
path.
The Iiighlets are entered in seven
events and Ave men will DO taken &c
Port Deposit. They will make the
trip by train. The following athletes
are entered:
100 yard dash Thatcher and Jacob
son.
go yard dash acohson.
Broad Jump-Jacohson and That
cher.
Running High Jump-BaSter.
Di~.us-Fletcher.
600 Yard Run Especial novice)-
Topkis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
OLD TIMERS ARE STILL
IN BIG RACING GAME
Dep alma, milford, Wilcox and
Hearn to Compete at In
dianapolis.

Indianapolis. May 1a.-Four pilots
OF the 46 entered for tho first annual
300 mile race OF the indianapolis
Motor Speedway arc still competing in
the major league auto speed events
and all are entered for the tenth an
nual 500-mile race. May 30. The four
veterans are Ralph De Palma. Ralph
Milford, Howard Wilcox and Eddie
Hearnc.
Two OF the quartet have won a
raCc, De Palma Copping In 1915 with
the Mercedes. and Wilcox hitting the
ball in 1919 with pouHeot Mulforl
has a second in 1911 with the I,ozier
and "A third in 1916 with tho Peugeot
tu his credit. while Hearne's nearest
approach TO "A victory WAS second place
in 1870 with a Durant Special
Ralph DE Palma has competed I'm
all hut two Of tho nine previous Clas-
siCs: Hearuc has been out of fuui
events. 1919. 1914. 1915 and 1916. Mul-
! ford and Wilcox have competed ~
every event. Every one Of the ,IInr
| tot is a favorite with tho iana and II
almost every race in which the quar-
tct have started each has been a fac
tor in the determining or tho winner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19

HARRINGTON DISTURBED.
over Reported Cancellation OF High
school Ball Schedule.

Announcement that the baseball
schedule Of ne Harrington Hign
=, hool would be- cancelled for The re-
maindHr ~ the season "a matter %
punishment 10 those pupils who were
.x,rsod sI- other reasons. but WhO
,vcut 20 go. n" Mlford-Roarom Bust
ness College hal game. has resulted
I'm criticism on IN" part - soTne ~
The residents o. Harrington. accord
..r; 20 q communication received todA r
hy Eterv Evening.
According 20 this communication
/ the pan IS that the sporting calendar
b." destroyed and that the sched LA Of
Ga" Harrington High Scnool club be
cancelled. Residents viii probably
make an effort 20 have the order re-
sc.nded. Citz"Es have contributed
literally toward tho baseball organ
eaton and many ceel hat punish
ment should have been meted ogt only
20 the guilty ones and not 70 the IN
tire schoCi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
Every Evening Talk

Rain. rain. 30 away-como again
another day.
'S'too bad. another day Of good.
clean sport gone To smash. hut. IT
has hecn said. every cloud has si'-
yer lining"
The grounds in every section of IN,
city last night were in fne condition
for sliding.
That Every Evening trophy s'lrc
did hit tho spot Every member Of
the Church Athletic League ie eu-
thusiastic and snap Il up will hc
the password OF every club. Go to II
bCNs--its wars.
Jim Stems Industrial League
players arc determined for clean
sport They have several classy games
/ listed FOR the next week.
/ Following closely ther observance NJ
National Bicycle Week. comes tho an
nounComcnt Of "a bicycle program pro
ylded for cyclists OF this city and
State for Memorial Day Tho bis
event will 10 staged on tho course Mt
the Delaware state Fair grounds.
Every boy II years OF age and over
IS urged TO sign UP for the races.
WIN Dempsey eight Tess" WI
ard "Reminiscences 81 the last fiEht
gives vent TO feeling Of money
tucorlv speDt~ But on the other hand
who can tell what Willard IS today
? An enthusiasts friend Of clean
,ba seban IS 6. L. Mckee Announce
ment that the prominent optician al
SIS Market street. would offer "A pair
.of $50 binoculars 10 the "rllnner-up
/, in the Church League at the end al
The season. WAS received with en-
thus!asm. But it is only one of sev
J era! prizes to he awarded in conjunc
ton with the Every Evening trophy
Al roads in Kent county this after
noon viii lead 10 Cesar Rodne,
: hool II IS the one big dav-fel
meet-when al boys and girls Wi
:. take part.
K The Seaford High School bascha
: team seems 70 be on splurge. The
simply can't iose.
tn tho baseball organizations down
< State. Get busy. send IN your basebn
= dope" 10 Sports Editor OF Ever
y Evening to boost your team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
KEYSTONE SMOKER TONIGHT.
Clubs Leather Pushers 20 Give DIS
play OF Their PrOwesses.

Tonight the KeystOne Fed Club
VI. hold IS weekly stag party N is
clubrooms. The committee has ar
ranged a very attractive program Tor
the occa sion and members Of the club
are asked 20 be on hand FOR ron-caM.
The appearance OF the local boys
VINO will box az Chester will be a
feature Of the program. These in
clude Ralph Raymond. Joe Denney
Bucky McGinnis and Pete Devine
McGinn1e Will have as his sparrlng
partner Patsy Murphy. Devine viii
take on Earl CKid) Johnson. This
should be a feature as both boys are
evenly matched and work al top
speed.
Denney viii work with the beg
sparring partner that can be found
Ralph Raymond, me popular Ioca
wetterweignt will also he seen in &C,
ton. The committee is looking for &
good sparrins partner for Johnny
Doyle. VINO ls willing 20 work with any
local boy up TO ia pounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
Milford Represented at Kent Meet.

Milford. May IA large number
Of scholars from the Milford publi"
schools attended the field meet II
Kent county a. the Caesar Rodney
School today. There was 4 large
number from the Milford schools that
participated in the contest as 4 team
OF 20 from here Was taken.
Milford expects 70 win first place
IN the dodge ball contests. a. well a.
hunors in the relay races. Tho girls
from Milford Will play prominent
part in these tests Of skill and
strength. Fifty members Of the Nil
ford contingent are girls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
Plans for Church Tennis League.

A meeting Of the board of governors
Of the Church Athletic League has
been called for next Tuesday evening
at the y. VI. &. a. at which time It Is
hoped 10 organize a tennis league All
churches affiliated with the lcagLc
are requested 10 have representatives
at the meeting. Other business mat
ters Of Importance will be transacted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19

Tomorrow afternoon the Whining
Ton Giants will travel 10 Marshallton
10 take on the strong Marshallton
Giants The game will be started at
; u clock.
The ladies' Auxiliary Of the Dc
nance A 4. will hold a dance in Pyth-
ian Castle next Tuesday evening and
"A large attendance Is expected Dane
ing will commence at 9 o'clock and
will continue until midnight. Music
will b. furnished by kimmey's or
chestra.
Jerry Sullivan. the star all-around
man OF tho Bankers and Brokers team
az the City League, Is one OF the
busiest players IN the city. He man
ages 70 get INTO n game every night.
The Hercule. and Atlas clubs Will
Duck" a; Twenty ninth and Market
streets this evening in the first OF a
series for the possession Of silver
loving cup. 1t promises 20 be some
game.
The Union club OF the City League
will leave by bus from Fifth and
Washington streets tomorrow after
noon FOR Edge Moor, where they viii
play the City League team OF that
place. hooters wishing 10 make the
trip are requested 10 be at FIFTH and
Washington streets al > o'clock.
Salesianum viii journey 10 Oxford
next Tuesday 10 take on the High
School team Of that place.
Coach Ashton OF the Cherry and
White. is counting on Comfy 10 take
the pole vault event az the Tome meet
tomorrow.
The Beacon team - making quite
n showing on the Southern trip an
Coach Roggs is well pleased with tbs
form his proteges have shown K
cate
church Athletic League teams VII
play their nrst games tomorrow il
the contes, for the Every Even.nl
Trophy.
The De Sales Defiance Midget
game that WAS postponed on accoun
AZ ram VIII be played some time mex
week.
The w II. s. baseball squad IS rest
ing Up this week. their next gam
being with the strong Sales.anur
Catholic High School next Friday a
Pennsy FED.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
FTGHT FOR TICKETS TO
SEE BABE RUTH

New T1-k. Nay Especial
squads OF police mad - hold
back the crowd - baseball Fans
yesterday When rickets FOR sat-
urday's game. n which Babe
Ruth Wi. plav. we're uiaced N
sale. Fully 5000 rereons had
gathered 20 buy tickets 20 zee
he great swat-ar - ais ri-st ap-
3earance Il ne season The
Yankee owners -ava not deh-
nicely announced tha- Ruth VII
play. buy fans ara E1iDs % tLss
chance. r -Ge belief --ar
Commissioner lands viii give
Ruth clean bill 81 health -
morrow. rhe police are raas.ng
plans - handle ,Ae season &
largest crowd a. & taI game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
CoIored Giants Play Today.

The original Bacharach Giants. I'd
tiona-y known IS the coi0red cnam-
Qlors II the East, Will r.lr with the
C-essoua Tigers. champions II The
Pennsylvania coal regions. 'ais after
noon at Harlan Field. The game vii
start AZ 8 O'Clock sharp. Wilmington
time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
BASEBALL. SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
Office. The managers OF teams
IN and about the city are urged
20 send in their reports of games
as soon as possible after their
completion. Every Evening
wants the news OF all baseball,
teams and will publish results
of ali contests. Address all COM
munications to Sports Editor or
bring the scores 10 the office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
St. Louis at Boston
NATION IEAGC f..
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York AT Pittshurg
brooklyn at 81 Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
IocaL sport. GoLns 70 Che.ter.

-Four local boxers viii travel 70
Chester tonight 20 perform al the
open-a.r show cf the Chester A. A.
az Smedley Field. They are. Ralph
Raymond. Joe Denney. Bucky Mo
Glun.s and Pete Devine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
THE LEADING HiTTEPS,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
COLLEGE BASEBALL

A. 3,orthheld, Vt~-sprtngheld, =;
%orudch. 3.
At Orono. Me.-Rostn1 T-nive-sitv.
Z; Maine. >.
A. Amherst NIass -Amarrst-yvTl-
Jams game called n to'rth inning
With score IL; rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
SCHATFFR EASY WINNER.

UFItaIN Wv III III III I'ts IItIF u u VI =
for Title, by l,jO0 20 1883.
BY Associated Press 20 livery Evening.
Chicago. May l9-"Y Young Jake"
Schaefer today is Undisputed word >
champion at 1872 baLKlne Billiards
and IS assured of retaining his tuc
at least until next fall The son Of
the late Wizard Jaae' once a Ia
tional billiard idol. defeated Welkef
Cochran last night, 500 - 40 in the
final block 81 their titu,ar match. CIV
ing him a total OF ! 800 20 1888 FOR
the contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
" OnAnTH@TT
beOlIx@e5HWHtl1nd MSe16


q
And watch old coue through
out to the
no killing
o
oughness a
1 a
And n the of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
1be Ruth Game Polo Grounds Neu York. To norro1O
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church League.
EIyst Division.

TONIGHT.
Church League.
First Division.
West VS.. Second Baptist
Second Division.
First NJ. =. VI. Trinity NJ. y.
Goodman vs. Five Points. at
Five Points.
Wilmington (St. ThomasO vs.
North Phillies. Second and du
Pont streets. o'clock.
Bacharach Giants VI. Cres-
sona Tigers, Harlan Field, o
o'clock.
Trump Bros. vs.. Wilmington
Gas Co. Rockford Tower, dia-
nOnd No. !, o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19

rcsiosaurus mainly
Of taking on tho long grind that leads TO boxing skill The raw crude ma
Ffrpo having
occasional
win title 1t Is only nodded as 1t should be-
Outside of the above which is 100 per cent necessary there always
problem
reactions under FIRE Frpo hasn't tho natural kn the barrier may not
he first build the fundamentals which nc lacks
Full OF 'Uo"
Cambridge program OF
These enough keep the pot boiling quite ~
We the Tunne be of
Of
threatening in the direction of Carpenter
taking decisive would
be no light boost for larger heavyweight gate For he can't ovcrpver
Dempsey match?
Co3b"
CThe Old Guard ReHects)
Frstw AIatty and fade.
Now Cobb
the glade.
twilight
heart-sruok. tho announcement
That ones batting for Cobb
rknewh howl he years ry
Cobb"
quickly could die
some one
Il
n slow.
With some one hating for Cobb
thns " developing champions and out TO break records
had X l. IL What need general training
development
happens
championship possibilities appeals
trying and with AL championship removed the HI
that hslps TO would also he
shouldn't naAn
There ar
championship competition so.ns Just hi TOO far
pounds heavy Dempsey.
IS little better and twenty pounds heavier.
zeruann and nsy spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19

Auto tres -eDsred7 Read The
classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
All games postponed. rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BroOklyn, : 81. L0lls. >.
Other games postponed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
HOME RtN HITTER
or TIE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays Games.
y atiOnal League.

Try an Every Evening want ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19

Jerry sullivan. the star an-ar-oCnd
man OF tho Bankers and Brokers team
az the City League, IS one Of the
busiest players IN the city. He man
ages 20 get INTO n game every night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19

The HercuIe. and Atlas clubs Will
~buck" a. Twenty ninth and Market
streets this evening in the first OF
series for the possession Of silver
loving cup. It promises 20 be some
game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19
SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN

Tomorrow afternoon the Whining
ton Giants will travel 10 Marshallton
- take on the strong Marshallton
Giants The game Will be started al
: a. clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19

s.leslanum viii journey 10 Oxford
next Tuesday 10 take on the High
School team 81 that place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-19

Coach Ashton OF the Cherry and
White. is counting on Comfy 10 take
the pole vault event AZ the Tome meet
tomorroW.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
Nestos Makes Good
Showing in League
Strongh0lds of North

Minot, Jute SO.-Coming to the as
sistance of Governor Nestos in suf-
ficient numbers to overcome the
losses he sustained through the
shrinkaee Of votes in the cities,
towns and villages the farmers Of
northwestern North Dakota furnish
ed surprise after surprise as the
election, returns were received.
The northwestern North Dakota
counties have always been consider
ed league strong holds and in for"
mer elections the cause Of the inde-
pendents has been. dealt body blows
as the returns from the rural pre-
cincts Of Bottineau, Burke, Divide,
Mckenzie, Mountrail, McHenry, Rem
Vile and Ward and Williams county
were received.
Both Governor Nestos and his op-
ponent, B. F. Baker Of Glenborn be-
long to this northwestern North
Dakota and, are known intimately by
many electors in each Of the coun-
ties so "favorite son" sentiment
could not have entered into the
minds Of the farmer voters when
making their decision.
They had apparently stood by the
league and its cause until Governor
Nestos and his associates assumed
charge Of, the state government and
convinced them that the league
administration had not been func-
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
RAISE MONEY.
FOR TEAM HERE
Bismarck Fans Ready for Da'
~ k0ta League Team

"A wire was sent to Mike Cantillon,
president of the Dakota baseball
league, by local men stating, that
they could guarantee the necessary
$500 to bring Dakota league base
ball team to Bismarck. An answer
ing wire from Cantillon said that it
was uncertain as to whether the VAL
ley City team cbuld be transferred
to Bismarck.
Cantillon was here recently and
yesterday O. w. Roberts received
word from him that it was possible
the Valley City franchise could be
transferred to Bismarck providing
$1,000 was raised, to be returned at
the end of the season. Last night
$1,000 was pledged in short time.
1t was understood today that Valley
City was making an effort to keep
the team there.