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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
o SPORT BRIEFS D

Speaking OF the Red sox trading
OF players, it begins to look as II the
Athletics will be able to see daylight
this year.
Now that Georges Carpenter has
come back" a bout between the
French champion and Tommy Glib
bons would be- a hummer.
: Champion bantamweight Johnny
Buff has promised to meet either Joe
Burman or Terry McHugh on his re-
turn from Europe in March,.
1t ia said that Joe Tinker will re-
ceive the highest salary eve paid by
a Glass B club to pilot the Charleston
South Atlantic league team.
Capt. Bob Roper. the Chicago
heavyweight, has been showing fine
ring work Of late and edging u little
closer to the topnotchers of his class.
When picking q winner in tennis.
squash, ping pong or any old kind OF
a racquet game, just write William T.
Tilden. 2nd., on your ticket.
Dutch, Leonard Of Detroit and
George Uhle Of Cleveland were the
~softest picking among American
league pitchers for the base stealers
last season.
The matchmaker, Leo Flynn. having
been deposed. Tex Rickard win him
self attend TO all matchmaking at
Madison Square Garden. Having made
about all OF our topnotch matches for
several years Tex should be able to
get away with the job.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
Barber Shop League Gossip
By EDWARD +. MURPHY.

Postmaster General Will Hays will
sign a three-year contract at a
yearly salary of something like s14o.-
600 to act as the Judge Lands Of the
movie business. Many a ball player
will wonder how Hays did it.
Baseball might have been indirect
ly responsible for the post created by
the movie men for Hays. Evidently
the big men of the silent drama
since Kenesaw Mountain Lands sign
ed his big league contract.
Washington fans are jubilant over
the appointment Of Clyde Milan as
manager of the Senators. The fans
reserve the right to change their
minds about the Fourth Of July.
Milan has the makings of a success
full pilot. and may keep the Washing
ton bugs happy all summer. Clyde
bossed the team for about two weeks
last season. and it hung up eleven
straight victories.
George Cutshaw is going to show
American league fans something new
mex season. Cutshaw has what Man
ager Robbie Of the Brooklyns calls a
''bow and arrow" throw to first.
Del Gamer. who was a member OF
the pennant winning Red Sox. vas in
Boston recently. and said he was sor-
ry that the old team was broker up,
He said It would have continued to
win had it been kept intact. The
Same can be said OF Connie Mack's
Athletics.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

The winter office Of the Brooklyns
is a first division one. There. arc car
pets and rugs on the floor, plenty OF
heat and everything.
John McGraw is going to improve
Frisch as a player by slipping him a
few lessons in sliding to bases. Cor
rectinE the defects OF the Giants will
make it bad Tor the league. Let EN-
for h pennant.
Frisch slides only one way. accord
ing to McGraw. He does that too we'll
for. u lot IF infielders.
Manager Robbie of the Brooklyns
uses a wireless system when he wants
OF his pitchers in the bull pen to
warm up. If he wants a righthander
to get ready he leaves the bench and
swings his right arm. He motions with
his left for a southpaw. Both varieties
of hurlers have often started to warm
up when Robbie was in the midst of
ar argument with an y
Judge Lands settles disputes involv-
ing actors OF the diamond. If Hays
must make peace when prima donnas
Of the movies SCRAP his job will be
worth the coin it calls for.
Not long ago an individual. whose
chief food was celery. was hot on
Jack Dempsey's trail. What has be-
come of him? Maybe Jimmy John
ston lassocd him and is feeding him
meat
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
FARGO ENTERS
DAK0TALEACUE
Whiting Will Put In a Team
In Circuit Is Announce
ment

Word has been received from Fargo
to the, effect that the down-state city
will have league baseball next sum-
mer. ARRANGEMENTS have been made
whereby f. c.. Whiting has leased the
Fargo baseball park and will put in q
team of the Dakota league. The fran
chise has not yet been granted, but
he could not get the franchise until
he had the park in his hands.
The annual meeting of the league
will be%aeld about February I. accord
ing to President NJ. e. Cantillion of
Minneapolis. and no plans for the
team will be made until after that
meeting.
Whiting is a product Of the North
Dakota Agricultural College and play
ed under Bob Ungiaub, manager Of
the old Fargo team Of the Northern
League. Last yea he was behind the
MISUNDERSTANDING team Of the
South Dakota league.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

Miss >Ethelda Bleibtrey, holder Of
many swimming records, has resigned
from the Now York Women's s. A.
to affiliate with the Ambassador S. c.,
of Atlantic City.
Basketball is certainly going at top
speed this winter. Even those old
rivals Yale and Harvard will clash
mex month in their first basketball
ganle in yer ten years.
Johnny Dundee is after Benny Leon
ard fer another bout. John and Ben
have fought eight no-decision bouts.
SO now h Scotch Wop wants a real
championship muss with Benny.
According to the opinion expressed
Ivy some Of our baseball experts jim
my O'Connell. the Coast star. will be
a great baseman-ncver. Evidently
the Giants differ from tho experts,
the difference being $4,000.
The gate receipts for the Johnny
Wilson-George Robinson bout in Bos-
ton last July amounted to ~$24,S18.6S;
the largest sum Of money taken in at
a boxing show in Massa chusetts since
boxing was legalized in that slate.
Being a musical comedy producer
had nothing TO do with Harry Frazee
signing up three cornet players for
the Red Sox. The three players are
members ,ofthe Comets baseball team
Of Lynn. Mass.
In the Reds league Of nations>in
field Manager Pat Moran believes he
has picked the right combination.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
Pal Duncan And Kid Miller
OF Grand Forks Will Box
Eight Rounds A. Curtain
Raiser, While Leo Stoke.
OF Fargo And Hugo Ryder
4, Of This City Will Tangle
In The Semi indup.

Two bouts for the Company M box
ing show to be staged in the Audi
torium on January 81. have been ar
ranged for, according to Alvin Pur-
cell. promoter for the local guard
unit. The curtain raiser will be an
cight-round affair between Pal Dun
can and Kid Miller both Of Grand
Forks, n the semi-windup a ten
round battle between Leo Stokes VI
Fargo, and Hugo Ryder Of Grand
Grand Forks. Details in connection
with the main card are not all settled
but matters are expected to be
cleared up within the next two days.
The promoter wishes to announce
to the ians that on this card all
ounds Will be of three minutes dura-
ton.
Opener q Hummer.
Local fans will undoubtedly center
most of their interest on the curtain
raiser when considering these two
matches, as it promises action from
start to finish. Followers Of the
game know that as far as Pal Dun
can is concerned. the battle will be
over as 500 as he can end it, in fact
his main fault has been over anxious
ness. He has taken on considerable
weight. but his manager says that he
is faster thar ever and is hitting
harder. He also says that he is ready
to step into the ring any day and go
ten rounds. He fights for the love Of
it and whether there is a battle in
sight or not he works out daily IN
the gymnasium. This is his most I'M
portant battle thus far, but his back
Nn~e IN -@f IN lo1,r ~ yyvnNTyr
over the outcome.
Miller Is Ready.
KID Miller has not appeared on a
Grand Forks card yet, although he
has been seer here in several exhibl-
tons. He is Il husky boy and 50 far
has a clean record. He does not sport
a manager, but has been picking his
opponents carefully himself. knowing
that he is not yet a seasoned fighter
He recently won over Adolph WatS
uf Judd. by a wide margin AID seems
confident that he will win in his firss
appearance in Grand Forks. 49,,
Miller has been training for some
time for this battle, as he was
promised a place on this card. He
does his stunts in Odber's gymnastns6
in East Grand Forks and has a HUSKY
string OF boys to box with. He looked
very sood yesterday III 'As "oi"o
Look For a-Knockout.
Some one is going to get hurt il
the semi-windur. That, is a promise
Ct Purcell. Both Of these boys, Stokes
and Ryder, are give and take fighters
stokes recently got a draw witt
Chuck Lambert of St. Paul, in a bou'
that had the crowd on its feet from
the beginning to the n OF eacf
round. He is the kind that is wfllint
10 take a punch and to give one, ant
it takes an awful wallop to make
him back up. However. those VIII
have watched Ryder train believe h
is just the boy who will make IN
Fargoan do a back-step.
Ryder may need some Introduction
to nos Of the fans, but while>he ha.'
not appeared in a local, card, Purcei
did not hesitate about signing HIN
up after he had watched him worl
out several times. He is q. big husk!
boy that has boxed for years, AM
while he cannot be called clever, he
q, mixer and a terrible hitter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
TWO BOUTS BOOKED FOR
COMPANY N FIGHT SHOW
TO BE HELD JANUARY Y
Start
Practice for
Carnival Event

There has not been much skiing in
Grand Forks to date, but indications
now are that by Saturday the sport
will come to its own and on Sunday
a full quota Of local ski artists will be
at the slide in Lincoln park.
The park board has now got che
hill. in shape for skiing, and il the
weatherman Ices not play false it
should be in ideal shape on Sunday.
Three local skiers will participate
in the winter sports carnival to be
held in Winnipeg during the first
week in February. They are: Oscar
johnson and Oscar Knutson in the
senior class; Nip Whitman in the
junior. Henry Holt president OF the
Grand Forks Ski club. will also attend
this affair.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
Snow Is Imported For
Ski Event Sunday

Carry. Ill, Jan. Gothic second
train load Of snow imported from
Baraboo. Wis. to make q skiing holi-
day here Sunday. was being packed
on the slide at Fox River today and
officials lin charge of the national
championship tournament expressed
the opinion that conditions will be
ideal.
Delegates attending the national ski
meet in Chicago will officiate at the
meet in which the leading ski per-
formers Of the country have been en-
tered. Between $1,000 and $4,000 ski
fans arc expected TO witness the event.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
TODAy'S SPORTS

Racing-Meetins Of Business Mems
Racing Association at New Orleans:
meeting of Cuba-American Jockey
Club at Havana; meeting Of Lower
California. Jockey Club at Tia Juana.
Bowling-Annual tournament Of
Michigan IIlks' Bowling Association
at Grand Rapids.
Chess-Anual tournament Of Ohio
State Chess Association opens q.
Cleveland.
Shooting-Annual mid -Winter trap
shooting handicap at Pinehurst, N. C.
Boxins--Joe Lynch vs. Midget
Smith, Is rounds at New York: Bat
Ting Leonard VS.. Harry London. 8
rounds at New York: Joe Easan vs.
George Robinson, IL rounds at Lew
iSton, Me. i.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
8 q WILING

Johnson's team won three straight
games from the Troy Laundry, league
leaders. Thursday night in the bowl
ing OF the Senior league. McGoey Of
the johnson five won the weekly prize
for the high single game. rolling 22i
MCGOWAN rolled high for three games,
making 594.
The Hotel Dacotah team won two
out Of three games from Arman's and
Co. NJ. took q like number from Tre-
panter Pharmacy. Wilde's team aleo
won two out Of three from the I. H.
G. No. /. slE .sa
The scores: @ y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
CLAIMS
ED ROUSH IS NOT
SOLD OR TRADED

Cincinnati O., Jan. 19.-August
Hermann, president Of the Cincinnati
Nationals, today said Ed. Roush, CEN
ter fielder of the Reds. will neither
be traded nor sold.
Nothing a been said about the
salary to be paid Rousch, but the de-
mands he makes in the form of q con-
tract are impossible of approval" said
Hermann.
Hermann made this statement
when shown q dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Times Star from Oakland City,
Ind. Roush's home. quoting Roush as
saying that he will play bali in Gin
cinnati or quit the game. Roush is also
quoted as saying that the Cincinnati
club will have to come to his terms.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
Mayor OF Cleveland
Rules Against Mixed
Audience AT Fights

Cleveland, OHIO. Jan. 2o.-Boxing
bouts in Cleveland, under a new rul-
ing by Mayor Fred kohler, will be for
men only, or for wcme only.
I'm no case" the mayor said, Evil,
a bout be permitted before a crowd
Of both men and women. Violation
Of the rule will mean revoking the IL
cense' of the club"
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May 9oAnd a fine of more than 49,.

May 20and Il fine of more than 3d.
900.
Ruth. who is appearing at a theater
here this week, yesterday telephoned
Judge Lands Office in an effort to
arrange a personal interview with
him, but the judge was confined 10
his home with a bad cold.
\, second call was made today but
the judge is still sick. Judge Lands
is not expected at his office his week.
Ruth. however. plans to call at the
judges homo tomorrow.
II no interview can be arranged be-
fore the Yankee outfielder leaves
town. he will take up his case with
the judge by mail.
The home-run hitler refused, to dis
cuss the matter tonight, but close
friends said Uat Ruth felt he had
overplayed his hand and that he deep
~ regretted his Haunting OF Judge
Lands authority.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
BOUT IN

Indianapolis. Jan. 20.-Chuck Wig
gins Of Indianapolis and Eddie O'Hare
Of New Orleans, iight-heavyweight.
will JOY ten rounds here February 6.
it has been announced. 1t will be the
first boxing show in indianapolis in
several years.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
F1RsCH GETS RAISE.

New York. Jan. 19.-Frank Firsch.
star. infielder of the New York Ma
tional league club. today signed a.
two-year contract at 8. substantial
salary increase. which Vice President
John McGraw stated would make
him one of the highest salaried play
ers in baseball. The amount was not
made public.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
BABE RUTH IS =
REPENTANT
Feels He Overplayed His
Hand When Haunting
Landis' Authority.
(Ey The Associated Press.)

Wy Inc ASSOcldteQ FIeSE.J
Chicago, Jan. 19.--"Babe" Ruth has
decided hat he went 100 far in VIC
lating the rules Of organized baseball
by planning p~ost-season games, and is
to persuade Judge Kene-
saw NJ. Lands. baseball commissioner.
through a person appeal, to mitigate
his punishment Of suspension until
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
Above. George SAslcr. FIRST base (cfD. and Eddie Collins, second base.
low, Mike .McNally, third (lefD. and Roger Pecktnpaush, shortstop.

The recent shifting Of Stufy McInnia Roger Peck:npaugh. Everett
Scott and Joe Dugan, about the A American league naturally hs drawn
attention to the Unfolding situation. Who'd you put on an a1-American
League iAheHd somebody melody finally asks in a tanning bee; ~ VEL sl,nh here's on enc
de~couhns holds the second base job unchallenged. Rose". reekinpaugh
has the call at third. Larry Gardner would have had that honor a year
c. Erin Ward CT h Yanks is Nc NaIys rival.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

Benny Leonard, the lightweight
titleho1der, appears to be the only
champion working at his trade
days. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

ST. Johns, n. Foe Moore of New
York. International skating champion,
won the Canadian title for 1922.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

Chicago-Babe Ruth announced his
intention to confer with Judge lands
over, mitigation OF his suspension.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

New York-Frank irish signed a
two-year contract with the NewHfork
Nationals. X
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

Observation-Disclosures, Herman, pres
ident of the Cincinnati Nationals. an
nounced that Ed. Roush, centerfield-
er, would be neither sold or traded.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

easily be Of great Importance and sug-
gested that those of which the govern
lnent did have knowledge 'be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
soMERs COMPANY
LAKE FRONT

acres on Panther lake: miles
from Renton; highly improved dis
trict: nice frontage on lake; ?
acres cleared: 9-room cottage, fur
nished: new barn. 20x2s: chicken
house. good well. ~ young fruit
trees; berries. A real snap at
$500: $1,000 cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
IRAIN MARKET
>CL0SES HIGHER

.-atcAGN July is.-girain prices
-.>.ss higher On the Chicago board
" ffaae today. Wheat show ID
~--ekfh on buying 81 svabaari
&.ss< and advanced prices on tho
><<<fpssNl market More than loco. =
~ hesheia % wheat and soc. 600
49, 81 ccFn we're sold 60 kastvrn
t<<1xterA
rfsrmation 81 black rust IN the
<<<fwcrt came from several agents
y neal traders aud ADDED To the
o<tf.sh sentiment Of the day. Corn
L-o<nsied 10 some hcarteh Influences
..4 ADVANCES were kept near yestrr-
&xss levels. oats showed rcmet NJ
%rerdrnt strength and fotiew "a
neal on the advances Provisions
~tf~ lower.
iats wheat opened up tNc at st.ls
"a eiosed up -, September OPEN
"a ~ Nc At N.ta& ana closed up
<&e December opened up &c al
;iI<a and closed up ic
iafV corn opened up 80 al e. 9
s.t closed un kc september open
"a az ~ at tt@c and cioesd UNI
<sanxed
iuN eats opened up &c at stNc
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"a up &c at zsc and closed ar - c.
n<<rsnher opened unchanged at 40 = c
ana closed M &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

Ahkfs hn--luiy fs-str ixioa from Ia.
easns, al =. M. stF Aswiasie frem
New usie4ns via balboa. san Pedro.
sen ffanei%co and Portland. at sfIs
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tfntors. Narfuik. Savannah. HAlhos Sal
fedre. ssa FRANCHISE and oisstissd. al
~ .. "a. scr wiilam~u~ from sau
Fr4neisco. ASS y. m str ihakisaa
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\ kenk. Shanghai Kobe and rehehsna.
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fFiuce hapsrt vic ports. AZ fi.ss D ". /.
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Market Ragged in
Men York Opening

>..,, ALL STREET JOURNAL.
10 ef
substantial
today Foliowns Tits attack and
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al tradfn
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Studebaker SfA.
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~ stock 9nanonahiy vulnerable technical
a.e possibility. II
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fesd from teceivershr
ssAn ts
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appesmsey ieeeoo barrels before the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
BANK CTEARINGs
Filipino on Trial
as Dope Trafficker

@. V. Benney, Filipino, charged
with the sale OF narcotics. went on
trial before a jury in Federal Judge
Edward II. cushman's court wednes-
day Benney was arrested May rs
by Policemen n. r. Anderson and o.
l.. Redden. when he is alleged to
have been caught selling morphine
and cocaine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

NV rOpK. July tf.--Fcrrisn. ss-
<>nnas crsnst Irregular strriinx.
skt&&. sr.rr.. - es-r of soet; lire.
.0aet&1 orr eoof. neIsts, dof5sFr.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
FRUIT FOR PROFIT

Puget sound country. Island Belle
grapes and pie cherries. Here's IL
acres. with over zoe feet beach
frontage. In proven district. little
house. spring water. ma will helm
ynm BY furnishing stnrt In Island
Belle grapes and AontmorenCy
cherries. Price ti.0T5. terms. The
making OF a little fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

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Weather Bureau Report

TAroosH ISLAND. July is.-s A. AZ
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~ intlss an hour. Passed out. stf Al,
nssfsi sehisy. al sac =. M. su Kesfstl
at ~ q. IA.
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uueeu-uxsrss ave ie.s prime rrsts
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onb11p--Rse.fpss sso Market steady
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Thsrsd.,s oss<stiens
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ss FOR sArE-FARM LANDS

1880 ------------------- CASH $3.50
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
Six Y acres. all cleared. fine black
soil. s-room house. good weiis
some outbuiidingH; orchard. 1 acre
fn potatoes. 4 acre garden close 20
good market. grade and HIGH
SCHOOLS. good neighborhood.
Very easy terms on balance, 10
yeara to pay " desired.
See GRAfBII>L or TAsKER At
1926 Third Ave. Main 001e.
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si.aso-FURNrsHED COMPLETE
NEAT AND CLEAN: close in. half
block 20 Eastiake; b-roosn cottage:
toilet: sink: electric light: base
rncnt. lot soxse. EVERYTHING
GOES for 1850. Will take as low
a. 1900 for first payment.
ssso-BEACoN HILL: CLOSE IN
A neat f-room cottage. built years:
has toilet. sink. electric lights.
basement: lot soxf70 TO alley. all
street improvements except paw
Ing in and paid tn full SIMPLY
GIVING 1T AWAY. About 1850
cash. balance SIS per month.
VI. A. SCHROEDER
st7 Central BIDS. Main o0ei.