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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
ACClES HAVE !.
STRONG NlNE
Spring Training at Down
state College in Full
Swing Today.

Fargo, n. D., April 7.-Spring ath-
letics got under way with a rush at
the state agricultural college here
this year, with three coaches directing
about 10 men in baseball, track and
spring football.
Head Coach Stanley Borleske is
putting the emphasis on baseball and
is trying to line up a. stiff schedule
for his team. Carleton college at
Mortified has been asked for two
games and it is hoped to secure a
date with St. Thomas college. Coach
Borleske has his eye on a bigger
game. howcver-thc University } Of
Minnesota.
F. l.. Watkins. baseball coach. is
training his men especially in stealing,
squeeze plays and hit and run work
and hopes to build up a fast and
tricky organization. He has veterans
working out for most positions, except
that of catcher and four recruits are
working for that. .
I'VE are willing to play n COL
lege baseball team in this part of the
country" Mr.. Borleske said. He
added that the Aggies have been UNI
able to secure a date with the state
university at Grand Forks.
The football men are working on
all fundamental plays, he said.f block
ing. tackling, passing. falling on the
ball, kicking and springing. Forty
two men have signed up for baseball,
according to the coach. 80 for the
track and IS to 40 for football.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
FH15 =: ;. The WORLD Of SPORT
TENNIS FANS
DISCUSS CLUB
HOUSE PROJECT
Committees Named By the
President Will Begin
Work At Once

Plans for a membership campaign
to begin at once were formed at u
meeting of the Grand Forks Tennis
club held Thursday evening at the
Commercial Club. A committee of
ten members was appointed by Presi-
dent T. A. McElroy to begin work at
once, and they will report at another
meeting to be called within the next
two weeks. .
1t was brought out by the president
in his report to the club that the park
board had agreed to let the tennis or
g%anization take over the Lincoln Park
courts for it's exclusive use, that in
order to successfully handle the mat
ter a good sized membership would
have to be taken in. The club will
now bear the expense of upkeep.
which was heretofore taken care of
by the city. The arrangement is the
same as the city has with the golf
club.
A grounds committee consisting of
Wilmar Elton, T.. B. Elton and Joe
Roller was named and the president
was authorized to also name a handi-
cap and rating committee, which he
will do before the next meeting.
The matter of a club house was
taken up and discussed at length, but
no definite action taken.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
POOL PLAYERS
IN EXHIBITION
Local Sharks To Meet Ar
thur Woods Afternoon
and Evening

Local pool enthusiasts will have a
chance to watch some mean shoot
ing this afternoon Inc evening when
Arthur Woods, nationally known play
err will give exhibitions This after
noon at 3 o'clock he will play Lewis
Goldberg and this evening at S o'clock
will give another exhibition. 1t is not
known just whom he will meet, as
Lloyd Campbell, the local man select
ed to oppose him, is not in the city.
There are evera to pick from, but in
all probability it will be either Floyd
kearns or A.. Frankel.
Woods will give another exhibition
on Saturday afternoon at ) o'clock,
but will not appear in the evening, as
he is forced to leave the city before he
could complete another run.
The games will be played fourteen
and one. rack" In other words, when
fourteen balls have been run down,
they will be racked and the player
will shoot off the idle ball,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07

A young lad from the Charleson
club in the South Atlantic, league ap-
pears to be one of the best pitching
prospects picked UP by the Boston
Brave bosses in recent years.
He Is Gene Lansing.
Ha has, for one thing. the most
valuable asset a young hurler who as
pires to a major league career al
possess-a smooth motion hat mini
mizes the strain on his salary wing.
In addition to this he has a remark
able fast ball and a working knowl-
edge of curves. Under the expert
coaching of Dick Rudolph, M Of the
great pitchers of the game in his. day
and now hurting coach. Lansing will
learn the fine points of the game he
now lacks.
With the Charleston club last sea-
SON Lansing broke into forty-two
games. He won fifteen and lost thir-
teen. His one weakness was wildness.
He walked 1853 men.
Last season was his econd start in
the pro ranks. He got his start with
Windsor. VT. in the Interstate league
the year before. He halls from AL
bany. n. Y, and is twenty-thrce years
old. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
JUNIORS AND :.
SENIORS WIN
Second Series of Inter class
Girls Volleyball Games
Played F.,

The second inter-class girls volley-
ball series were won by the Juniors
and Seniors last night. The third
year girls took wv straight games
from the Freshmen, 15-s; 15-7,
while the Seniors won from the
Sophomores, 15-12; 14-15; 15-5.
The victory of two straight won by
the Juniors owe the Freshmen was
somewhat of a surprise. Although
the first year girls put up a stiff
battle they were unable to hold down
the third ear players, who were for
tilted by Trangsrud. Her playing
contributed much to the success of
her team. She made a total of II
points in the two games.
The pace vas too fast for the
Sophomores. Although they battled
all the way through the first game.
and squeezed a victory by n point
out of the second. they were unable
to stand the strain and fell down
badly in the third contest, which they
lost Is to s. Dyar of the Seniors,
was the star of the evening. She
made a total OF II points for the
three games, although Cook of the
Sophomores, run her a close second
with 10. ~
The next series will be played Sat
urday at 1880, when the Freshmen
play the Seniors and the Juniors meet
the SODhOmoreS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
!. TODAy's SPORTS
Racing-Spring meeting Of South
ern Maryland Agricultural Assn. a,

Racing-Spring meeting Of South
ern Maryland Agricultural Assn, at
Bowie.
Golf-United North and South am
ateur championship, at Pinehurst. An
nual Spring tournament at Asheville,
N. C.. Open championship tourna-
ment at White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va.
Bowling-Nebraska state cham
pionship tournament opens at Omaha.
Shooting - Alabama State trap
shooting tournament, at Mobile.
Track-Florida State high school
championships, at Gainesville.
Skating-World's professional roll
Ter skating championships, at Chicago.
Swimming-National A. A. u. fancy
dive (senior mem. at San Francisco.
National A.eA. U. fancy dive ,(junior
women5, at Atlantic City.
Neutrality-suspicious. A. A. u. cham
pionships. ut New Orleans.
BoxinG-Qpebec PROVINCIAL amateur
championships. at Montreal. Indiana
State amateur chafnpionships, ct In
diAnapolis. Joe Lynch VS.. Wee Willie
Spencer ~ rounds, at Brooklyn.
Johnny He!sIer VS. Willie Kohler. 1e
rounds. at Brooklyn. SamaLAnEford
vs. Tug Jackson 10 rounds, 1t Day
tor. @. Tony capopi ys. + os Mars.
IL rounds. 1t GaIyeston. Bobby Ward
Kid Alberto, I0lrounds, at Duluth.
Johnny Nichols ~ Lao Stokek 10
fnuu6Gll 01uth
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
s. OAK. STATE
COLLEGE GETS
READY FOR MEET
Representatives to Drake
Carnival to Be Chosen in
Class Meet.

Brookings, S. D.. April 7.-Indoor
wor by track n field men at South
Dakota State college here is in full
swing in preparation for the indoor
intercl.ss meet April IA, with most
of the track men into their stride and
developing rapidly.
The interclass meet will be used in
a large measure for picking the team
which will represent the college at the
Drake relay carnival at Des Moines.
April 20.
Present indications are that Monte
Martin, Willis Motley. Wayne Bald
win. Henry Blocker, and Irwin Ryger
are the five men from which the re-
lay team will be picked. All have
been doing the half mile in satisfac-
tory time and with nearly four weeks
before the carnival, Coach c. A.
West expects to bring them along 10
a. point where which eve combina-
ton he starts will offer keen compe-
ttiion to other schools entered.
No Baseball.
Athletic activities here this spring
will be confined to track n spring
football. The "a for baseball, in
the opinion Of the coaches, is TOO
short for anything other than intra-
mural competition. During the past
two years State College has given
most attention to the development of
track and field men. with the result
that some of the best men in the con-
ference will carry state colors this
season.
James Salisbury Of Presho, S. D., is
captain of the team. Salisbury holds
the state record for the discus throw.
l25 feet, Z inches. and is also consid-
cred an almost sure point winner in
the shot put and the javelin throw.
In addition to Salisbury and the
five candidates for the relay team.
the half in dual meets, Coach c. A.
West has a we'll balanced combination
to start against the teams he will
meet during the season.
Wilbur Cram of Maxbass, n. D.. is
a good two miller; c. Schutte is trying
out in the short dashes and the
weight events James Stout holds the
state record in the pole vault, and is
also a high and broad jumper; Geo.
Patterson Is entered for the weight
events and Herbert Thornber mile and
two mile.
The following is the state schedule:
April 14-Indoor interclass meet.
April 29-Drake relay carnival,
Des Moines.
May 6-Dual meet with Creighton
university, Omaha.
May 12-Dual meet with Hamlinc
university, st. Paul, at Bookings.
May 20-Dual meet with the Uni
versity of South Dakota at Brookings.
May 27-North Central conference
track and field championship meet al
Bookings.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE or MORTGAGE 1o8ECLos-
U1H SALE

S~~ SANS -
terms and conditions Of q certain mort
rage made and executed by Nancy A.:
Deitz n Alonzo Deitz, her husband. OF
Gsa9e e1Ek' to cG Wits Hort Joy, f MORT.
day das' Of Noyember, K .t 3. i is sa.e and d's with 81
was filed for record in the office, Of the
County, in the state OF North Da-
1887 at 1925 o'eiock 4. y. and there
Page s1s. which aid mortgage was
to the President & trustees Of Colby
University a corporation and was
Trustees Of Colby University, a orpor
ton assigned to Willis A. Joy and was
thereafter by said Willis a: 10y assign;
nn IT. az: " was MGtfSa Thereafter ana w"sin BY sa II.
B. Woodwork to Phoebe c. Woodworth.
and was thereafter by said Phoebe c.
Woodworth assigned to Willis A. Joy.
duly and regularly filed for. record and
deeds in Id for Grand Forks County, in
the State of North Dakota.
Said default consists in the failure Of
said morteagors to- pay or cause to be
paid the interest due on the note set
forth in the mortgage hereinbefore de-
And whereas. it is provided in said
mortgage that il default shall be made
in the payment of any part Of the in
the whole principal sum due and pay
able and said mortgage be forcclosed at
once. #.
And whereas, the said mortgage by
and because of the default aforesaid has
declared n does hereby declare the
whole PRINCIPAL due and payable.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given
that nv viYfNn nf the nnwor nf S21o ron.
tanned therein, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the premises
described in and conveyed. by said mort
The southwest quarter tsw4) of
Hundred and FIFTY G5o) North. Of
The premises which will. be sold to
satisfy the mortgage h%ereinbefore de-
scsibed are as folloWs:
au ans es esw VS. q ,E Section % 'f Fif s ! Us.
in Township One Hundred and Fifty
i5ol North, Of Range Fifty-four go
s ms the q, N nv III : No. Of See Section sMF Fifteea
l5) in Township One Hundred and
FIFTY l15o) North, Of Range %Fifty-four
SD West having been heretofore re-
together with all the hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging
which said sale shall be made by the
the front door Of the court house in the
City Of Grand Forks. in said county and
state on, Saturday. the 22nd day Of April,
A! D. 1922 at two o'clock in the after
noon Of said day to satisfy the amount
which will then be due on aid mortgage
for principal and interest n costs Of
sale and statutory, attorneys fees.
There will be.due on said mortgage at
the sum of. S444. 49, making the total
sum due the date OF sale $444.75 besides
the, costs Of foreclosure and statutory
attorneys fees. h. lis - IN :.
day Of March, A. D. 1922.
!. i WILLIS A. JOY,
Owner Of Mortgage.
BANGS, HAMILTON & BANGS,
Attorneys for Owner Of Mortgage.
Grand Forks, N, D. Z
(Eerald March 17-24-31:. April 7-14-21.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
NOTICE. or MORTGAGES 1oaEcxoe
UBB RAIE

To- 10 e. GE.' O14 DA4A6, - ' !FE.,tE
terms Of the mortgage described below,
by reason of the failure OF the mort
gagor to. pay certain sums secured
dersigned having been compelled to pay
overdue interest on a prior mortgage to
protect its interests under the mortgage
described below, such sums are includ.
due and payable.
Ncx. therefore. notice is hereby given
seuted 'a and delivered 81 T Eaxi mae e. Hen fee-
lricks..a single man, as m~ortgagor, to
E. lander + Co, q corporation. as
mg9Ft lscess q, nat tS. Nay nX sth; 1917 and ia,el
of deeds of. Grand Forks County. North
Dakota, on May 1oth: 1917, and. there
recordsd in. Book lss Of Mortgages.
viii be foreclosed by a sale of the
promises in said mortgage and herein
after described at the front door Of the
court house n the CITY Ct Gsans Forks
North Dakota on the 23th day Of April,
1922. at the hour Of tWo o'clock In the
afternoon of hat day to satisfy. the
amount U on said mortgage on the day
The promises described In said mort
gage. and which Will be sold TO satisfy
the same are located In the County Of
described g follows: The south half Of
is ssass s. v aos e ! 81 ssa S Ss'aeip &
There VIII se y on such merts.se
-teTs.t e prior mortEaE ps!d I.
costs y disbursement OF this fore
Ds'sa g 1 i J: * sszs 4 ne: sa 81.
4 rrONHRs - 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
LEGAL NOTICES
or 6ALH

81 N : t Ice is hereby given: ,hat by virtue
rendered and given by the District Court
the County of Grand Forks and State OF
North Dakota, and entered and docketed
IN the offire Of the Clerk of the Distrirt
Court in and for said county on the 18th
wherein Caroline Leddige was plaintiff
and n: G. Helgeson and the First Ma
tional Bank of Hatton, North Dakota. a
f6epG T!niied Sfsanized under the laws Of
PENDANTS. in favor Of said plaintiff and
against the defendant, n. G. Heieeson.
Tor the sum Of Eight Thousand Nine
Dollars which Judgment: and decree.
among other things, directed the sale by
me or the real estate hereinafter de-
scIiDed to satisfy. the amount Of saids
costs and expenses Of such sale. or so
mnch thereof as the proceeds of such
sale applicable thereto will satisfy. and
~ virtue Of q writ issued to me out
in and for said County Of Grand Forks
under the seal of such court directing
me to sell said real estate pursuant to
s stca.a j. ttd en- and decree, l.. G. G.
Forks and the person appointed by said
court to make said sale will sell the
hsreinaf ter described real estate to the
RE- bidder for cash: at public .auc-
IN the City of Grand Forks, County of
Grand Forks and State OF North dakota
on On the S2nd day Of April, A. D.. 1922 at
d dae h9u! OF s;oo IN the afternoon, Of that
terest and cost thereon, and the cnsf.
aho expenses Of such sale, or SO much
p rIHasoL a tbe the proceeds r;,f Of such sale ap-
ises to be sold as aforesaid purai,ant 10
said Judgment and decree. being .ifmnteS
~ Ne ~ county OF Grand Forks and State
iow sort n, Dakota and described, as fol-
or SECTION Thirty-two (32), rownship
me Hmndred Forty-nine G4s). Range
raI.y-tWo l62) containing 1so acres
ment surY less thaccording to the soverh's
1osCSated this 18TH day of March. A. D..
sso.,. g. G. STEWART,
oherlH OF Grand Forks County,
r q mn A, = North Dakota.
attorneys for Plaintiff, y g
.(HerssfeSy n ss \;
so4i ss;S 81 'i sos4a1Asss,' 1 ;;l.,'i.'+
~. Moaace Is hereby given that ,that Ger
IAN mortgages executed and deiiwsraS nv
bot" Grabansk and hen Grabsnski.
Bank Of GiihS e m%ortgasors to the
me 18th day Of October. 1921 snA nied
Tor record N the ofiice- Of the raeistsr ~
State n N me GoGnty Of Grand Foaks.
Nsosyenber. 1891 and r on me lst |. ,diy oo q
ias Of Aortgases at Pare 81 e IN noS Ss
xsVsa BY sale Of the premises mort
Hereinafter p Se.a mSsty,ss = which arc
mace maze a. b front door o. the court
nnS 1.-the 4th. 81. e~ntraucel. in'the CITY
North g pntyS,. q Grand Fork: state 81
!: y; = i the 81 3 81 n - Is Z e,sloss
ssIlsfy the amount due anon s.ch .s.sS
49, ess so1 the day 4 sale tosstSsr WIN
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
ANOTHER new
RECORD MADE
Sig Haugdahl Lowers Mil
tons Mile Mark Several
Seconds.

Daytona Beach. Fla. April g.
Driving his specially constructed
motor car Mt 1927 miles an hour,
Sig Haugdahl OF Norway, today
negotiated a mile on the local
beach in 1897 seconds. The trial
was conducted under the auspi-
e Of the International Moor
Contest Association and was Cleo
tricalIy timed.
The worlds record as sane
toned by the American Automo-
bile Association is held by Tom
my Milton at 23.O7. Haugdahl
yesterday exceeded records held
by Milton for the kilometcr, five
mile and ten mile straightaway
courses.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
BOBBY WARD TO
MEET KID ALBERT
IN DULUTH TONIGHT

Duluth, Mimi. April BOBBY
Ward, st. Paul. and Kid Alberts, Du-
luth, will meet here tonight in a
scheduled 10-round no-decision boxing
contest. In the other half Of a double
wind up. Johnny Nichols. st. Paul,
n Leo Stokes, Fargo. are carded
to fight ten rounds. On the same
card Bill Buchum, Minneapolis, and
Rudy Tollers, Superior heavyweights,
are booked to go six rounds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
MANAGES
CARDS ON SUNDAY

St. Louis. Mo-, April Burt E.
Shotton. a. former outfielder, is being
successful as o~ne-seventh manager
of the st. Louis. Nationals.
Branch Hickey, manager of the
Cardinals, does not direct his club on
Sundays and does not attend the
games. So Shotton for the last two
seasons has been the Sunday mana
ger.
The one-day-a-week pilot has a bet
ter percentage than Hickey for the
last two years, having a winning per-
centage of .62S, whereas hat of
Hickey is only .511.
During two years Shotton has won
~ games and lost 16, while Rickey's
figure is 1875 victories against 1923 de-
feAts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
KID" ACCEPTS
CHALLENGE OF.
CREEK BOXER
Battle With Foy Scheduled
For Saturday Al Iona
Postponed

kid" Miller, local middleweight
who has been challenged by Hugo
Ryder, also of this city, said yesterday
that If Ryder would agree to meet him
at 1913 pounds and post a forfeit he
would be only to glad to meet him
anywhere ut any time on a winner
take-all basis.
Ryder has been itching for q battle
for some time and it has not mattered.
particularly to him whom he met. He
came out Thursday with an open chal-
lenge to Miller for a mix on any terms
and the kid is anxious. to take him on
II he will make the weight. Miller
said Thursday that if the Greek &C
cepted the condition he would post
his forfeit as soon as some one came
forward to stage the battle.
Miller vas scheduled to meet Foy
of Langdon. Saturday night at Iona,
in a headline battle, but word was
received here from the promoter that
1t would have to be postponed On ac-
in his right hand while training. While
Foy is unknown as a fighter here, he
seems to have gathered a reputation
for being a hard egg. Most Of his
boxing has been done in the army,
although he has appeared in several
matches over the state since. Miller
was preparing for a tough battle. AL
though the new date has not been
definitely decided on. it is expected
that it can be held on April %.
The Knights of Pythias put on a
ten round mi&up last night between
Ryder and Pal Duncan al a. smoker.
1t was used as a part Of the program
and proved to be an interesting affair.
The boys went to a draw in the opin-
ion Of those present.
The Knights say that they expect
to put on bouts of this kind at their
gatherings from time to time in the
future.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
MATT1HIEIY ~PARDONED,

DavenpQFt, 1a.. April 6.-President
Harding has granted 9 pardontto DR..
Walter Matthey, convicted In 1917 for
violation offhe espionage act and sen
fenced tOyserve y yeRfsan one day
LeAvenworth prison and 10 pay
snne Of 5000.
Dr. Matthey sfs relieved OF the Inn
,prisonrnept portion ofsthe ssntence on
cOndttjon that tlBe Ane - paid
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
Exhibition Baseball

At Bristol, Tenn Chicago Ameri-
cans 3; New York Nationals IS.
At Norfolk, Va.-New York Ameri-
cans O.; ro6klyn Nationals s.. #Ea4a
At Charlottesville, Mo.-Milwaukee
American Association S; St. Louis
Nationals 2.
At observation-disclosures Nationals
o; Louisville American Association z.
At Wichita, Kan.-Chicago Nation
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
PASTOR ILL; WILL
DELIVER SERMONS +,
BY RADIO PHONE

Wheeling, W. Va, April Ton ac-
count OF the continued. ill health OF
DR.. G.. f. Lockhart, pastor of Wheel
ing Baptist temple. a radio phone has
bcen installed in the church and SER
mons will be received every Sunday
morning from Pittsburgh.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07

Not SO bad, Ell! It's a strange. uni
form for Ed Walsh, once wonder
pitcher of the Chicago White Sox. He
was signed up as an umpire by Ban
johnson last winter and is now getting
in trim for the American league bat
ties this year by umpiring exhibition
games between the Boston Braves and
the teams they're meeting on the
training jaunt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
A. G. Issues ChalIenxe.

Fargo, n. D.; April An open
to meet any college in the
northwest, particularly Minnesota
university, was issued today byffCoach
Stanley Borleske Of the N ID. A. C.,
after seeing the Bisons work out.
Watkins, who II coaching baseball,
has 46 me working under him on
indoor practice and expects to have
50 by next week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
BIG LAND SLIDE
ON MT. ADAMS
IS REPORTED

Hood River, Ore, April What
is believed to be a landslide Of con-
siderable proportions is visible on Mt.
Adams. in Washington. across the Co
l~umbiaoriver from here. A large cleft
on the west side Of the mountain near
the summit, vas visible plainly and
seemed to grow hourly: