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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-28
.TODAY'S=BlRTHDAYS

Woodrow Wilson, FORMER president
of the United States born. at .Staun'
ton, Va, IS years ago today. !:
Samuel@H. Piles, former senator
from Washington. now u. S. minister
to: c Columbia, born at Livingston, Ky
ga years ago today. s::ssr.@ B,
Frank B. Willis, United State.
senator from Ohio. born. at Lewis
Center, OHIO, 81 years ago today.
Joseph M. Brown, former Cover.
nor Of Georgia, born at Canton, Ga.
II years ago today. 5..sS. j. II .s ,:. Il:
St John Ervine, celebrated 1rist
author and playwright, born in Bel.
fast, So years ago today. 9 .;.ss..: ..$
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on Crookston by Referee Bob Trayor
Of Crookston, who is reported to have
played square with both~teams with
the exception of when" he ruled
Plummer, star forward for, Bemidji,
out of the game on the first personal
for rough playing. Plummer was
knocked into the crowd by q Crooks
ton player and because he tried tp
fight his way out and get back into
play as quickly as possible he was put
out Of the game early in the second
halt, y which. fact accounts consider
ably. for the. low score Of the Fire
men. At. that he lead the scoring for
Bemidji with one field goal and four
free throws. -. W sS.,'., .~s> r. " +
I Movold substituted for Plummer
when the latter was ruled out Of the
game, and Frank Phibbs went in for
Barrett at the left guard position
when Shorty was taken out on four
personals. 49,, d. l..i.,... =. ~ +
i. Haven went out on four personals
and Sinclair took his place. Weber
also, substituted for. Nelson at the
left guard position in the last per-.
iod, EACH team using seven men durl
ing the game. -. =
Close to 1,100 fans witnessed the
game, the Crookston armory being
filled to capacity. The, gate receipts
totaled $523 but at that neat sum
must have gone to- the extra players
engaged for the one game, Sinclair
coming from Stephen and Hauser
from Napoleon, N. D. About 25 fans
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|CRANDF0RSlS
COMING. FRIDAY
.
Strong North Dakota i Raske,
Team to Play Ben,id il High
Here tomorrow Night

h Sff<>aI /
l.: Grand Forks, crack basketball five
will meet the Bemidji high school
quintt at the new high school gym
Inasium Friday night, the game to
be- called at rs o'clock, Bemidji and
Grand Forks: high schools have met
Ion the gridiron and basketball court
|5during the past feW years and rival,
|ry between, tag two schools; is keen,
|assuring. q hard fought contest Fri
day night when the Flicker. ails
|conne to Bemidji.. ...,s . a,ss<.f., z..:,+
r. It's stated that the Grand, - orks
team. this year is just strong as
usual, which means that Bemidj will
|haye to- step if the locals hope, to
win. In, any event a good game is
assured and the contest is ssure: to be
interesting: throug hout: II.
, The, Bemidji five has sbee.f working
out regularly desr.;te the vacation
period and is in first-class shape for
the Dakota quint. Il is expected
that the. Bemidji lineup will be
much the same as for the last game
on the shome floor, that against Cass
Lake: when Beinidji won by "a score
of 21 to 13. .,s.'5s.:. ,5s e..s:.sss z.as. s=5S.
Since Grand Forks is not in Be-
lnidji's basketball district, the out
come Of this game will have no bear-
ing on. thei disstrict Il colffereac ace, - Of
which HBemidji has alraad played
two games, ,;.losing: one to Aitkin and
winning one from CassfLake p,
Hearty public support IS urged
,forsF Friday night s. contest and it is
expected that the attendance will be
large, since Grand Forks has always
proved a big drawing card here.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTS

Racing Meeting of the Jefferson
Parish Fair Association, at New
Orleans. s.. 4. 4,g
Meeting of the Cuba-American
Jockey club at Havana.
Meeting Of the Tiajuana Jockey
club at Tiajuana. Il.
Athletics Annual meeting Of The
National Collegiate Athletic As
sociation at New York.
Coli Twentieth annual Mid-winter
tournament 1t Pinehurst, N. c.. &
Bench. Show Speciality show Of
Maryland kennel club at Balti-
more. t3sfS :,5: 5ss
Chess-Yale Harvard Princeton
Columbia intercollegiate tourna-
nient at New York. sse q. t...t5 .. q
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HIGH RUNS FOR WEEK

The high runs at the Recreation
Billiard Parlor last week were as
follows: Billiards, P. Jacobs, twelve;
Straight Pocket Billiards, Hans Berg
twenty-three; Smoker, Joe Graves,
thirty=four. 80. l,.A.s.s.- - - =
! The runS of thirty-four by Joe
Graves in Smoker is, the seasons
highest run in this game. -. ~ !: !:
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Fosston Holds Victory Over
Team Which Defeated The
Crack Crookston Five
TONICHT'S CANE WILL
BE CALLED AT s SHARP
3liza
Interesting Contest Assured;
Firemen to Play at Cass
Lake Friday Night Il

Returning from Crookston early
this morning, the Firemen's basket
ball team is to meet the Fosston city
team at; the new arnary this even
ing in what really promises to be an
interesting clash. Fosston holds. a
very recent victory OVER the McIn-
tosh floor quint which, efeated the
Company M. team of ;Erookston the
night after the Crookston outfit lack
ed Simpson and Raines, the latter
being, injured in the, game here, and
Mcintosh nosed the Queen City five
out by countsof IA to ~ in an ex-
ira fve-minute period. ...A.s5. t5t.t
4 The fact that Fosston in turn de-
feated Mcintosh ON the Fosston floor
by the score off25 to 10 shows that
the Fosston outfit must consid-
cradle strength and will undoubted-
" show up well on The Bemidji floor.
LED Moyold Of Fosston, brother Of
Curley Movald Of the Firemen
team, plays on the Fosston .quint.
Fosston's line-up has not been an
11ounced but that city always has had
q much stronger basket team than
it has been given credit for inAyears
past. s:S s 5 9l - ,<3 i, ~.
Tonight's game will r. be called
promptly at 8 o'clock and it is ex-
pected that the attendance will rival
that Of the Crookston game last week
especially since the basket fans have
had a rest of over a week. sF%.% n. i iisr I.
It is, hard to say just what Fosston
will do to the Firemen on the spac-
ious Bemidii floor, but it looks like a
real Contest in which both teams will
have to put t6eir best brand Of bas-,
ketbalI. sttss ss5.ss,
Friday night rhet Fremen are, to
journey to Cassi Lake to play. the
Cass Lake city team, playing only
the one game on. the home floor this
week. For this reason also it. is ex-
pectedxt that the public win give the
team. hearty support. tomorrow night,
at the same time being assured a
worthwhile contest. ...ss;ss. 5s =. Z \
MILAN: 1: committee has been
\ " 80 - :.
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NEW MODEL cHEVRoLETs
=. NOW ON DISPLAY HERE

i. A carload of the 1929, model
Chevrolet motor cars arrived in Be-
midi yesterday at the Motor Inn
and are attracting considerable at
tention. VIC j .5 8 ,ss1y ssssts ,.#zs.<
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1gltfFs II 55t3t-4 fFaas5 n ~ . -. -
went over from here on the after

went over from here on the after
noon train.
One contribution to Bemidji's de-
feat is the fact that the team was
forced to wait about ten hours for
the early morning train, which final
ly arrived in Benidji at 1920 and
getting the team into Crookston late
in the afternoon so that the boys had
no chance to rest before the game.
Ten hours of waiting at q depot for
a train is considered enough to make
any bunch Of basketball men some
what off-color. gzf (.
Manager r, B. Lycan reports that
Crookston has excellent management
and that the Bemidji boys were well
taken care Of during their stay at
Crookston. .5.=.s,
W., Although still not in the best con-
dition, the Bemidji team is to meet
Fosston at the new armory here to-
night in what promises to be an in.
'teresting contest. N .:#
u The summary for last nights
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one YEAR AGO TODAY

! Petition filed in Atlanta for re-
ceivership Of the Ku Kluxt Klan.
Ex-President Wilson deluged I with
messages of greetings on his 65th
birthday Pa -sA -.
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Although he has not been playing
I'M all the games Of the Firemen's
schedule to date, Frank Phibbs is a
very capable guard and at the same
time is able to drop in counter quite
frequently. Phibbs has played bask-
etball here for anumber of years and
has. always proved a valuable asset to
any team. ss
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-28

Fred Phibbs has played basketball
in Bemidji for several years: Hetfirst
came into prominence at this game
when he played with the BemidJi
high school team. Since then he has
played with the various city teams
and is now capably filling one Of the
forward positions on the Firemen's
.quint. Elongated as he is, he IS also
capable of occupying the censer pos
ition when needed.
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Barrett, former coach at st. Thonl-.
as, is now tutoring the Bemidji Fire
men and at the same time is holding.
down one of the guard positions in.
very capable manner. Crookston
attributes the hold of Haven score
less to- this sturdy little Bemidji
guard. Barrett knows the game from,
all angles and is there when it comes
to telling the other fellows just how
it should be played: 81. !.
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Mevoldl isl new man on the Be-
midi team this year, although his
athletic; ability has been known in Be-
midi for years. He is a former
North Dakota Agricultural college
star and has been playing with the
Bemidji Firemen this season. He
has plenty Of speed and shows up ex-
gceptionally well at the forward posi-
ton.
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Crookston describes Plummer as an
elongated forward, but the real truth
of the matter is that Plummer went
so fast in the game here week ago
Wednesday night with Crookston that
the visitors really couldn't tell how
big he was. Althoughlhe is now very.
big, he is there with the speed and
accuracy in shooting. So far this seas
on he has been the high point getter
for the Firemen.
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Here's a former member of the
Minneapolis Ascensidnsi He plays
center on the Bemidji Firemen's team
this year. Jeub is an expert dribbler
and is also there when it comes to
caging the ball. He played here last
year against Bemidji when the Cam
bridge team played two games
against the Bemidji Giants. He's
Just as happy in a good hard game
as he is in this picture.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-28

J MILAN: "a /. committee has been
formed for; the purpose Of drawing
up program for the constitution of
a National: Woner's Sport League.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
LABOR BOARD
FACES BIG ISSUE

Continued From FRS, pac"D
OF the American landlord. Every
dime that has come off the cost Of
c"rncd beef mad cabbage, they are
prepared To contend, has been added
on rent.
When the board has completed the
shop craft hearing. the biggest Of
the lot. it VIII take NJ other classes
Of employees until il reaches the sec
ton hands on the Yuna Desert ana
the station agents in the piny woods
Of Georgia.
None OF the big four" train snrv-
Ice organizations. nor the switchm.n
IS Included in these hearings. They
are deciding their own wage prob
lens with the carriers through re-
Gional boards.
ii is fully expected in railroad cir
clcs here that the board Will en-,
wages in all classes OF railroad labor
except train and yard service from
10 TO 20 per cent. This Win mean
q reduction Of from $3.50. O0O. 900 TO
S2Ge.ooo.000 annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
SITUATION At FIUM. Is
CONSIDERED MOST GRAVE
IBY Associated Press

ROME. March 5.-Thc situation at
tiumc is considered most grave. The
Italian government feels the delicacy
OF the position in which Premier
Facta and Foreign Minister Schanzer
nave been placed. hut is determined
To respect loyalty the treaty OF RAJ
PABLO.
The view of tho government Is,
however. that 1t must combine with
It's desire To maintain international
pledges ana live on terms of peace
ana c"rdlality with its nciehbors, con-
sidcrhtion for the Italian national
icciinc. The FIRST object of the Cabi-
net. therefore. is the re-establiehmcnt
OF order in Hiume. To this end 500
arabinccrs have been sent to re-cn-
force an equal number Of carabinccrs
already in Fiumc. y brigade of in
iantrE is also on the spot in addition
to detachment Of Alpine troops
Whiio the army corps at Tricst has
been ordered to supply further forces
If these should he considered neces
Sary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06

Mrs. 5Griiiin was named cxccutr,x of
this will.
The last Will cut Oft tho son without
Il cent.
Mrs. !iairht'S condition today was
about the same as yesterday She
* unable to move her limbs. but
the chances are in favor OF her re-
covcry.
y preliminary hearing of Courtney
Griffin is set for Wednesday after
noon.
1t was almost within "hollcring''
distance OF the Griffin home that on
the night Of August Z. 1920. Charlie
Woifrcy. farmer. met his death In
Il horrible manner
When daylight came on Sunday
morning the s. Charlie Wolfrey's
bachelor brother with whom he made
MS home. wcut out To feed up. At
the stable door he saw the lifoicss
body OF his brother and lifelong
companion hanging Imply from the
cart. with the mule standing pa
ti"htiy AT the stable door
Strong efforts were made to rastcn
ms crime on several negroes. but
IN. evidence was. insufficient It
was known that Charlie WOifrcy had
u way of carrying large sums OF
money about on his person, and that
ne ala not use the banks. and il
was the belief OF many tina, h. was
murdered for this supposed wealth.