davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
screnth Ward. 8: Defiance. 4.

Seventh Ward continued in the
running by downing the Defiance
Bulldogs in an exciting game at
Second and dupont, to 1. The
game was featured by the fielding of
beth teams and the hitting OF Nc
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
Total.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Bankers =.
D-A-

Kaebsrs Krebs .......... '..'.......... %
lTwo-base hits-Archibald. Tribbett,
L. Jones, r. Jones. Double plays-R.
Jones TO L. Jones to Longacre. Stolen
bases-Archibald. Z; Money, 4. Base on
balls-Archibald, 3; Money. 2. Time of
yame-ih. 35m. Umpire-Rickerts.
Evening journal., 1922-07-27

Have you lost that pocketbook
again, or is it your neck scarf this
time. Don't make a fuss about Il.
Just use the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
x Batted for Shields in 7tb
SCORE nv TN-NrfN-CS

-. SCORE BY fSNnNGs. Il tSs
IN IN Nafd t.-.........1 0 OO0I l. z
Denance =. ...........0 0 20 o o l.
summary: Ward, 2; Clarke. s. Earned
runs, lth Ward, 3; Defiance. Two
hits, Murphy Cavanaugh. Three hs se
Lynch. Struck out, by ward -. h,,
Clarke, g.. Double plays, Lynch. Shields
Walsh. Left on bases, 7th Ward 2.
Defiance, 2. Sacrifice flies. p. Ward
base on balls, Ward. /; Clarke, !. lin
pire, Cunningham. Time Of game, /. 90
Evening journal., 1922-07-27

At Laurel. Del.-Laurel, after
winning games from Parksley and
Cambridge by terrific batting, fell
down before Crisfield. being humil-
lated to 0. Hammer, who has
heretofore been easy for Laurel, was
superb. allowing but FOUR hits. while
Barton and Stinefelt, who went in
the box in the third. were wild and
hit hard. Tagg, Crlsfelds principal
catcher. sprained his ankle sliding
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
Totals -.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Edfe moor .-......-....d ! .
Union ...s......-....z 0 Q o. Z
Summary: Two-base hits. Warren,
Et-awbridge. Three-base hits, Cross
Finn. Struck out, Richards, 8 An
defson, z. Time of game, lao. Umpire,
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
EAsrERN SHORE LEAGUE

At mbridge-Cambridge 8 POGO
moke. 3.
At Parksley-Parksley, 10; Sails
Al Laurel-Crisaeld, .; Laurel, 0.
Evening journal., 1922-07-27

Harneborger. Home ruH--Js NTIEha'
Sacrifice hits-NfcKnight, ?: Armstrong,
a; Decker. Stolen base--Johnson. Double
piay-Armstrong and Flowers. Struck
out-By Stansbury. 4; by Gordy, 3. Base
on balls-By Stansbury. 3; by Gordy,
g. Wild pitch-Gordy. Earned runs
Cambridge. 4: Pocomoke. 3. Left on
bases-Cambridge. >; Pocomoke, s. Um-
pire-Dixon. Time-l50.
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
Ninth Inning Rally Wins
for Cambridge Team, So
SCORE BY INNINGS


Crisfeld g.. ...0 3 3 l 0 0 o. 3
Laurel -. .....0 20 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Summary: Earned runs, Laurel. 0 !;
Crisfield. s. First on balls, off Barton,
2: Stlnefelt. 4; Off Hummer. 3. Left on
bases. Laurel q; Crisield, 10. Two-base
hits. Dittmlr. Murphy. Struck out. by
Barton, 2: Sinefelt, 1; Hummer. 12
Double plays. Slaughter to Nye. Passed
ball. Nuth. Hit by pitcher. Naylor and
Nuth. Time. 2.10. Umpire, Cloak.
At Parksley, Va.-Parksley de-
feated Salisbury in one-sided game,
10 to /. hitting Hamilton at Will.
Godfrey had the Salisbury batters
at his mercy and was never In
danger. allowing only six scattered
hits. The feature play OF the game
was n running catch by Klinghoffer
in the ninth inning.
Evening journal., 1922-07-27

Cuilln the Seventh Ward short
fielder.
p. Ward hurting for the winners
held the Defiance team TO pair of
hits. one being a home-run by
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
STANDING Of the Clubs

Todsy's Games.
Cambridge at Pocomoke.
Laurel at Crisfeld.
Parksley at Salisbury.
Evening journal., 1922-07-27

Ny son, IAN empty house is bet
ter than a bad tenant" but thou
canst secure a good tenant through
the Want Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
Totals

SCORE BY INNINGS.
n. Y. Bloomer Girls...0 S-15
Will Girls .............2 0 0 3 6-1l
Summary: Two-base hits. Lux. Bates,
Three-bas hit, Young. Umpires. Kel-
ley and Schaback.
Evening journal., 1922-07-27

4Naz u
i Liners
y Saints
Il invasiC
when
. manag
ninth
Il strugg
Ardn
swath
cles du
come I
-lnine ST
accoun
to bre;
H. John
star, Is
rhonnai
.forner
O'Bri
terday
II : ton, an
made o
stub.
Eithe
youthful
soldier
will be
'iocals.
On S
IF Phil
taon at
The !
Jay at
-aot be
ne tear
st. II
day and
season I
first ha
"Haw
-bet, wa
and allo
another
ing for
number
support.
ST. THO
Grant, q
McNin.
Cole, II.
i ifagsiz,
I Wolfe, II
| >D'Brien,
Patterson
Tlshback
! Hayes, p
: Totals
ELKTON
Soyle, IS.
finn, RI.
r. Smith
Potts, c.
Robinson,
). Smith.
Patton. 3
Jefferson,
;hanner,
Totals
Il. Thon1
HktOn 81.
Sumn1a
Three-ba !
Hayes, 3
,srant to
1 Robinson,
Il Hayes, 2;
i nan and
Evening journal., 1922-07-27
SCORE BY INNINGS

Totals .s...s.sss.sss y y T
sTwo out when winning run was
scored
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HORNSBY SIGNS
WITH CARDINALS
Departed for Training Camp
at Orange, Texas; to
Play Saturday.

st. Louis, NO. March s.-Roger
Hornsby, leading batsman Of the Ma
tional league, who has been holding
out. tonight signed a now contract
and departed for the Cardinals train
ing camp at Orange, Texas, in time to
participate in the exhibition game at
Dallas Saturday with Cleveland, it
was announced.
The agreement was reached after
a long conference with Manager
Branch Hickey. Terms Of the con-
tract were not made public, but it is
understood that the salary is be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 with a
clause increasing the salary If the
club finishes first, second or third in
the league ace Hornsby has been de-
manding $4,000 and the club recent
~ offered to give him $4,000. The
contract makes Hornsby the highest
paid player in the league.
Negotiations with jacques Fourniel
first baseman. have as yet failed OF ar
agreement. Fourier is the only regu.
lar who has not signed a contract.
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The boxing card for March. IA, is
complete. Leslie Tex" Trotter. said
Thursday night when he finally sign
ed up RED" Fitzstmmons Of Euclid
Mimi, and KiG Miller Of Grand Forks,
for the semi-windup bout. This bout
had been the ..hoodoo' for the pro-
moter Of the stokes-Gibbons mixup,
but after talking the matter over with
finding Ftzsimmons anxious for q
chance at Miller, he decided the bout
was worth whilo.
Spence and Dudley will open the
show with a four I round bout. This
will be followed by a six round mix
between Wentz and Purcell. The
semi windup will also be six rounds.
Red" Iaso. popular local, light
weight, will. referee the first two at
fairs, while Leo Kossick of Moorhead,
will take care Of the semi windup and
bout between Stokes and Gibbons.
Because q 5000 many local fans
would like to see Stokes before he
steps into the ring with; Gibbons and
will not have a chance to do so for
the reason that he is doing all his
training in Fargo, G: G. Larvey, man
that he come up here for an exhibit
ton. Trotter has, therefore, arrang-
ed for Miller to box with him on Sat
urday night at the Orpheum hall.
Miller and Stokes are practically the
same weight. Miller Weighing a little
more, and it will give those who have
not seen Stokes box, chance to see
what he appears like in the ring.
There will be two.or three other ex-
hibitions sc that a small admission
can be charged to defray the expenses
Of bringing Stokes up here.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or MORTGAGE Ho1ECLoS
IRE &AIE

U8E 6A1.E.
Default having been made in the
terms Of the mortgage described below
gagors to pay certain sums secured
thereby when due or at all. and the
mortgages. electing to, all sums secur,
ed by said mortgage are now declared
Now therefore. notice is hereby given
that that certain mortgage. made. exc
cuted and delivered BY Allen 9: Cling
man and Nettie b. Clingman. his wife;
Bank, FTeeport, Illinois. q corporation:
mortEagee, dated April 2sth, 1918, and
recorded in the Office of the register Of
North Sssnf B Dakota xeI on April 27th. 1915 and
there recorded in Book 40 Of Mortgages
on pages 81 and succeeding pages.
Will be foreclosed by a sale OF the
after described, at the front door Of the
our house in the city and county OF
Grand Forks, state of North Dakota, ON
the .25th day Of March, 1922, at the hour
day, to satisfy the amount u on such
mortgage on the day OF sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
Grand Forks. state OF North Dakota, and
described as follows. to-wft:
Thu west half of Section II. township
ISL. north Of range 81. west Of the 5th
There will be due on such mortgages
on the day of sale the sum Of $4.151.76
besides the costs Ind disbursements Of
this foreclosure
THE FIRST. NATIONAL BANK.
. Freeport, Illinois.
MURPHY L TONER,
Grand Forks. N: D..
! (Feb. 1924, la 3-1o-i7-34)
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Minot Normal Will
Be Host To Visiting
Basketball Player.

Minot, n. D., March 1o.-The man.
.agement Of the Minot normal will be
hosts to the visiting high school
basketball teams here for the annual
district tournament at a dinner and
entertainment to be given in the din
ing DON of the normal dormitory
Friday evening. The gathering will
be following the evenings games in
the gymnasium and will be about 10
O'Clock.
About 100 guests will be present.
DR.. Levi H. Beeler. president of the
normal, will preside. A short pro-
| gram will include the following num-
bers:
Toast, "Minot"-W. NJ. Smart.
Talk, athletics in the Life of q
Boy'-Carl w. Mason.
Talk. 1.-THE Association OF Com.
merce'-Max Johnson.
There will also be other features, !
is expected.
The guests will include the. member:
! of the visiting teams and theil
coaches. the officers of the tourna'
ment and a few specially invited
guests. Attendance will be by invi'
tation.
/; These normal banquets are annua
features much appreciated by thu
athletes who look forward to- them.
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MQrrieS N. Y.
Chorus Girl

New York, March 1o.-Robert S.
Savage. 20. a Yale underestimate and
football player, who writes poetry, to-
day was awaiting word from his
mother as to her attitude toward his
marriage to Geneva Mitchell, IL,
Broadway chorus girl. a .
If Mrs. Savage, who Is the widow OF
John A.. Savage. steel manufacturer
of Duluth, Minn.,, decides 1t. is al!
right he will return to his school
work and hts athletics and the youth
full Mrs. Savage will return to her
footlight capera II Mrs. Savage, the
elder. decides it's all wrong, young
Mr.. Savage doesn't exactly know Just
what he will do.
The boy and girl romance became
known last night when the college
youth and his girl wife were found at
a hotel after their marriage at Mil
ford. Conn, last Sunday. Young
Savage was not reticent.
II first saw my wife in a pogostick
race in the show she was then play
ing in" he said. "She won the race.
I was enthusiastic. Friends intro
duced us, and I was at the show the
next time. Geneva lost the race this
time. but I didn't weaken. This was
last fall"
Savage was at Yale at the time,
c~aptaining the football team OF in
eligible freshmen. and playing full
back. He Is at Milford school now.
It Is to Milford he intends to return
il the maternal blessing is forthcom-
ing.
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CRO0KSTON IS
AFTER TITLES
Two Basketball Teams Will
Take Part In State
Tournaments
(Herald. Special Service,

Crookston, Mimi. March s.-Two
Crookston basketball teams will en-
deavor to cop the state championships
in their respective classes next week
at the state tournaments. The Crooks
neutrality-suspicious., champions Of North
western Minnesota, VI entered in the
state tournament at st. Paul, March
IA. is and 16. The Crookston high
school quint. high school champions
of this district, will meet other dis
trict champions at the state tourna-
ment at Mortified. March 16 and IT,
Both teams are conceded a good
chance of winning their way into the
final rounds of the Journeys.
The basketball reason Will be closed
here Saturday night when the indie.
pendents play the Detroit American
Legion team. The game will be the
26th played by the local team this
season. Only three games have beer
lost, two Of them being to the Two
Harbors All Stars and one to Stephen
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF NORTH DAkOTA,)

County of Grand Forks
IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Estate OF Hannah
Kent, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by Ure J.. Mont
gomery, execute of the estate OF Han
nah Kent, deceased, to the creditors OF.
and all persons having, claims against
necessary vouchers. to the said Ure L.
months after the nrst publication OF his
notice.
Dated February 23rd. A. ?: 1922:
IRE J. MONTGOMERY,
Executor of the Last Will and Tesla
ment of Hannah Kent, Deceased
feG 1o s.: ct OF : s Il e.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue
Of a Judgment aud Decree in Foreclos-
court Of ii First JUDICIAL district in
state Of North Dakota, and entered and
docketed in the office Of he clerk OF
on the 18th day Of February, A. Q. 1921
in an action wherein johanna Gannaw
wal plaintiff and George Hastings and
f Hnss +; 4, aa ia1or 81 rs sal, d'f ei., ns1s a Ss;
against said defendants Tor the sum OF
and cleo E~$z,1s5.e s) dollars which
thfnss, directed the sale By ms Of thu
real estate hereinafter described to salts.
fy amount of said judgment with in.
terest thereon and costs u expenses
of such sale, or SO much thereof Al thl
proceeds Of such sale applicable thereto
will satisfy, and by virtue Of q writ is
Of. said court in and for said county o,
Grand Forks under the seal Of 1uct
court directing me to sell saN real es
a pursuant TO said Judgment n de
cree, i, c. C. Stewart sheriff Of safe
county Of Grand Yorks and the pers01
sale viii sell the hereinafter describet
real estate To- the highest bidder To-
cash, at public auction, at the from
door of the court house in the city o.
Grand Forks, county of Grand Forks ant
state Of North Dakota on the list da,
Of March, A. D. 1922 Mt h hour Of 2:ol
in h afternoon Of that day. to satisf!
thereon. and the Costs and expenses o
such sale, or 20 much thereof - the pro
ceeds Of guch sale applicable theret
win satisfy. The premises to be sold a
aforesaid pursuant TO said Judgment IN,
decree being situated in the county O
and d1 as.criSsd q foiio.s: I Iots sieh htes
and twenty (1S and zo) Of block e4ghtee1
f1S) Bulge z E1helman's 8econd Add
ton to h city OF Grand Forks an
state Of North Dakota.
Dated b 18th dry OF February, A
s,.rr I, 49, r 8; 6. STEW grEWA ka:,,
4. :. 4 oconNoR
Clifford BniidiaS,
Grand Yof1n, N. D.
11sh .17-5l. MaS. 3-1e-t71
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EXPECT RECORDS
TO Be BROKEN
Former Champion Bowlers
to Get Crack at Title in
Tourney Today.

Toledo, Ohio, March 1o.-ORcials
of h American Bowling congress
now holding the annual tournament
expect the high mark in the five. men
division to be upset tonight. On the
first squad in the team division is
scheduled the A. H. Arnold five, the
team that rolled a score Of -3,O47 in
the Buffalo tournament in 1921, only
to lose the championship when the
Saunders Of Toronto banged out a
1905 total on the last night Of the
tournament.
Competition in the minor events
starts at 9 O'Clock this morning with
Joliet, Sandusky, Toledo. Chicago,
Milwaukee, St. Louis, Detroit, Gin
%cinnati, Indianapolis and others on
the schedule. The annual meeting is
to be held this afternoon, at which
time the next tournament is expected
to be awarded to Milwaukee.
The Petersons of st. Louis. with
2,S03, displaced the Beaumont Hotel
five of Green Bay. Following are the
leaders,.
Five Men
Hamilton Club Reds, Chicago, 2,so2
Two Men
f. Peterson-F. Zuhn, Chicago. 1,24s
Individuals -
W. Lunderen, Chicago. 72s.
All Events
P. Young, Akron, 1874.
uerald Want Ads Rrnr ReSn1ta
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Manchester Defeated BY I ~ 81 Y
University CreU By score "
II 10 IL; Sinclair Stafreu
Midget. Defeat the
Marvel Juniors By
Score OF 20 To Is

The r. N. c. A. Midget basketball
team defeated the Junior quintet from
Marvel Thursday night in the 7. N.
c.. A. gymnasium by . score of 20 to
l3. The contest, was hard fought n
close throughout. The visitors played
the local boys on even terms during
the first half. which closed to g..
Superior team work and better bas-
ket shooting during the final period
pulled the game from the fire for the
Nidgets. y
M,drets Marvel
AIlen. RI .@ RI, iBonlie
Smith, II II: Lensy
Sturtevant. c c, Middleton
Filiatrault, rg re-. Ferry
Mcneil, liz lE, RangaS
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Sacred Heart
Defeats Team
From ArdOch

Tho Sacred Heart high school bas-
ketball team of East Grand Forks
staged a comeback Thursday night
and defeated Ardoch high school 81
10 ii after losing the first contest to
Ardoch sine time ago by n point.
The locals did not get going until
the second half, the first closing 6 to
3. During the last period they COM
pletely outplayed their opponents in
every department.
The summary:
Ardoch Sacred Heart
Baine. re- re, L. Herick
Abercrombie, lg lg, Mccoy
Drew. c C. +. Herick
Gibson, re- re-. Fish
Dury, lg lg, Ketter
Substitutes-E. Sullivan for Mccoy.
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ArdOch,
TITLE SERIES TO
BEGIN SATURDAY

st. Paul, Mimi, March. 9.-The
Westminster team Of Boston, and the
st. Paul Athletic Club, finalists in the
race for the championship of the
United States amateur hockey asso-
citation, will meet here Saturday night
and Sunday afternoon. instead Of Sat
urday and Monday nights, as tenta-
ti"e)y arranged. it was announced mere
tonight. - go:
The changes were agreed to at a
meeting Of the managers Of the two
teams here late today. The West
minister team. must be in Boston on
Tuesday night to participate in the
Winsdor cup series.
The final two games for the anna
teur hockey association championship
will be played at Boston March II
and Is.
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Ho1Io1 or MORTGAGE ~zoo11oLos-
UR2 0AInB

HoTI01 or k01ToAoE =oo11oxos-
WHEREAS, default has beer made in
the terms and conditions Of the mort
gage h~eroinafter described, in that the
~mortgaeors rave failed to pay the past
ageb P aefsaPt the ."e ass inasss' Of t5e m ssSc
gagee has declared, and does hereby de-
clare the entire mortsage indebtedness
due and payable, as authorized by the
sale, therein contained, has become oper-
NOW THEREFORE, Notice is hereby
cuted and delivered by don L. Larson
and Mary Larson, his wife, mortEa&ors,
to A. B. Landt. mortgages. d.ted the
record s- IN the Office Of the Resister Of
Deeds in the county of Grand Forks. and
state Of North Dakota, on the End day
Of october, 1915. and recorded in Book
signed BY said mortgage to Grace 6.
dated aovemSsr 18Th. 1916. and a%;. died for
Deeds Of the county Of Grand FORKS.
North Dakota, on the 10th day of De-
eember. 1915. and recorded in Bcok % Of
a e1esss g 4 sale On p 4 The 81 p!s, niia b n f .asS
the front door Of the court house, in the
f Fey.s q .e aTs STATE F Of Sor sGunsz . sf e q nd
arst day OF April. A. D. 1872, to satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage, ON the
in such mortsass. and which Viii Sc
sold to satisfy the same arc situated In
the county. Of Grand Forks. North Da-
to so;a. ana s's suaessr x ISIS fs1IS- & section
sixteen (1S) In township one hundred
ffty (16o) North, Range F7fty-four.
And there will be due On such mort
gage. ~ ethO< date Of sale, the sum OF
t3Sl6.60. together with attorneys fees
costs OF sale, AZ provided by law,
GRACE G. GOwRAN.
-. Assignee Of Mortgage.
y. b. WTEENAN,
Attorney for Assignee Of Norteasse.
QEs.nd Forhs y. OAK
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Trautman, Basketball
Coach Of Ohio, Resign,

Columbus, Ohio, March 10.-RedE-
nation Of George NJ. Trautman as.
basketball coach at Ohio State UNI
vers1ty was announced last night.
Trautman will devote all his time to
the position Of assistant athletic di-
rector, he said.
G. D. Robinson Of Columbus was
elected captain for next year. He
played center and guard during the
paSt season.
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Luther Seminary
Wins Championship
OF Church Conference

DEBORAH. Iowa. March 1e.-Luther
seminary of DEBORAH became pos
SCISSOR Of the Luther college cup and
won the title of champions of the
Norwegian Lutheran church OF Am
erican basketball conference by de-
feating Clifton college of Clifton.
Texas. in the final game of the tour
nament here last night. rs to 8.
Red Wing seminary Of Red Wing,
Mimi, winner of the losers series,
was awarded second place. Clifton
college defaulting the play-on for the
position, on account of exhaustion.
Clifton college tool third place.
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4 y: >, THE WORLD OF SPORT s1. 81 Il
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
OPENS THIS AFTERNOON

Northwood 20: Mayville IS.
Mayville 10; A. G. Props Is.
Iangdon SO; Park River A. c. IS
Omabrock IL; Langdon 36.
Iangdoh %: Petersburg 16.
Langdon 20; Park River IS.
LAngdon 43: Hatton 81.
Larimore so; Niagara 3. -
Petersburg Is; Iarimore 80.
Larimore 20: Michigan is.
Hillsboro IL; Larimore II.
Larimore 80; Petersburg 80.
Northwood 26: Hatton %.
Hunter %: Northwood Is.
Northwood "a; Hunter rs.
Hattcn 80; Hunter 20.
Finley 43: Hatton Z.
Hunter AZ; Hattoin 10.
Mimic ~; Pembina 20.
Mimic IT; Cavalier Z.
Pcmbina II; Mimic IL. A.,
Mimic %; Park River A. C.. IL
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LEGAL NOTICE
ORD" TO BxA1kRlB ACCOUNTS
STATE OBJ NORTH DAKOTA,)
)Ss-
County Of Grand Forks
in COUNTY COURT

IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Leonard
Ostlie, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of
A. A. EAlvorson, administrator OF the
estate Of Leonard 0stlie, deceased. rep
rezeutinS among other things. that he
mas fully administered said estate, and
praying that a time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing the account
Of his administration, and for the as
aignment Of The residue Of said estate
II IS ORDERED. That said account
be examined. n petition heard, BY the
Judge Of this court on Tuesday. the 2sth
day Of March. A. ID. 1879 at 10 o'clock
O. M, 1t Grand Forks In said county.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED,
That notice hereof be given to all per.
sons interested, by publishing y copy
Of this order or : citation 9 four sue
Ing, in the Grand Forks Herald, q daily
newspaper. printed and Published ri
Grand Forks in said county.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D.. this 23rd
day OF February. A.. D. 1872.
BY the Court,
(Court Seal) l. K. HA8SELL
Judge Of County Court
(Fseb. -. Mch. 3, 10 and I'D
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BASKETBALL

Kansas City. March 1o.-In the
third round Of the National Amateur
Athletic union basketball tournament
last night. the Indianapolis 7. M. c.
A. defeated the Newton (Kansas)
Athletic club, 2S to e.
Lowe and Campbell (Kanms City,
Mo- defeated Washburn college, SO
to "a.
Other results: ,
Southwestern college, Winfield,
Kansas. 4S; K. and I. Terminal, Louis
vile. 80.
Kansas City Athletic club 50, Union
club, Belvidere, Ills, 20.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-10

Nashville, Tenn, March ED
Stranger Lewis, worlds heavy
weight champion wrestler. retained
his title here tonight by throwing Joe
Petroff, Bulgarian heavyweight. with
a flying deadlock after, an hour and
twenty-thtee minutes. Petrofrs man
ager protested use Of the deadlock and
refused to let his man return to the
mat. %"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-10
ST. JAMES r
DEFEAT ARDOM
BY BIG SCORE

The St. James basketeeTs defeated
the crew from Ardoch in a game
played Thursday night on the floor
Of the st. Mary's church gymnasium.
The final score was Is to 4. Larson
was high point Eetter for the locals,
and also Knowl did good work caging
two field goals and one free throw.
Scott. Ardoch's center. was star play
er for his team. Lineup: