Fargo Day Draws Crowd at Devils Lake Chautauqua
Fargo Day drew a large crowd to Devils Lake for a three day Chautauqua. Indians from Ft. Totten performed a war dance while the Fargo College Glee Club entertained 5,000 spectators at the auditorium.
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Fargo
Devils Lake
Ft. Totten
Cockburn
Pelican Point Bridge
Kodak
Chautauqua
Fargo College Glee Club
Miss Johnson
Johnson
Glee Club
Fargo Davids Defeat Devils in Red River Valley Baseball Game
In Fargo, a crowd of about 6,000 watched the Davids face the Devils in a lively baseball clash. Wellington Irysh, Sessions, Gilmore, Hayes and Foubert were among featured players as the Davids built leads with hits and runs while the Devils rallied with strong hits from Williams, Whealon and Richards. The game featured early scoring, late surges, and a parade of hits across multiple innings.
Local Sunday game shines as fans see tight pennant chase
Williams led chances and one error, Whealon netted four hits, Foubert made a great catch, Frankie collected five flies. Sessions at second, Hig and Whealon errorless, Gilmore caught, Klink pitched well. Fargo pitchers struggled to hit the Devils. Umpire Irysh praised, Fargo players called gentlemen. crowd pleased as pennant race tightens. Continued on page 8.
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Williams
Whealon
Foubert
Frankie
Sessions
Hig
Gilmore
Klink
Elvan
Fargo
Devils
Irysh
Fargo Boys
Short
Ware
Gil
Devils Lake
R. H. PO
E. Wilfinmi
Gahaty
Slinkhehes
E. Hayes
Orri
Kennedy
Haythorne
Webbe
Richard
Sons
Penson
Hayne
Bonelons
Walla
Criffee
Whelon
Wellington Irysh
M. Lewis
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Devils Lake, PD. D
Japan
the Co-Operative Store
N. D
Adams Bros
Devils Lake, N. Dak
Wm. A. Wilson
Devilsake
Robinson
Red River
Mother’s Knee
David
Goliath
Davids
Goliaths
Red River Valley
Mr. Irysh
Hayes
Wheaton
Tuffts
Haythorn
Tom
Brown
Webber
Max Bass
Peaceful Valley
Higgins
Otto
Whealon Foubert
Gahn
Richards
Old
Harvard
Jimmy
Perry
Giants
Bodgkinson
Hay Forks
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