Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-15
Pop Arson, One Of The
Most Notable Figures In
Baseball, Died Friday
Legendary Hero Of National
Sport Succumbs After 0p-
Grafton; Was Believed to
Be on Road to Recovery;
True Sportsman and Has
Been Called Most Perfect
Player.


Chicago, April 14.-Adrian G. An
sor for more than half , century ono
80 ~. .....- Go. ;. .,
u t'e i1oet ho'apie nsu'es III Da'-
ba:', died today at st. X aospi>al,
after q weeks illness and just TWO
da VIC hefore b;s saventietb
Inc oea'h Oh Fop AhSon' as h0
was called by the thousands of base
ban followers who have known him
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aHIn ". 81, nra hola,,ad h,' nverv
~ ~. lily "as p. . y ~ .,as
sdmirod for h;s man,;ness and snuarc.
ness by all true sportsmen. His abili-
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q on oy oio tuners as 'ne sreA.ea: VI
i.rst basement, MN aunn:Ia
Ten OF the type gwen 10 pnysisa
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Walcheu' he AWAY 'i'iS'"o y" i"i
pay. ,.:,, .;. -
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me soil INNS Mnc.s ne mas oee" 10
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1"asa ~ -. Icy h,sa
aba,t hin, do The SANE. there are
few types of the local public links
who have not received one of Pops
famous "bawling outs for moving.
talking or violating some rule Ut
etiquette as the old timer'prepared for
his shots. To the beginner, unfamili-
ar with goli. Mr.. Anson's, extreme
care in preparing for zach shot proved
very exasperating.
- -
ruheraA Heterogeneous A"e"h'lic'''
Funeral arrangements had not beer,
definitely completed tonight. but it
was believed a public funeral down
town would be held. Mr.. Arson is
survived by four daughters. Mrs. Wal
ter H. Clough. Mont Clair, n. j.; Mrs,
Arthur c. Dodge. Mrs. c.. f. Cherry
and Mrs. A. w. Scottmann, the latter
three living here.
Kenesaw NJ. lands. baseball com
missioner, was deeply shocked when
informed by the Associated Press Of
Il. .G Seau .po,, A,son9 Won o,n., ua,r
my old pal, Pop IS dead?" he ex.
~ claimed.
When assured that it was Pop An.
son. the baseball commissioner said,
"Oh T lust can't saw ANYTHING. Ii
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