Prison Team Plays Game for Red Cross in Bismarck
A unique Red Cross benefit baseball game is set for Saturday at the capital athletic park pitting the North Dakota state prison semi pro team against the state house squad. The prison lineup features former university stars and professionals including Peacock Kirk Stackhouse Lewis Behnelder and Cox with Koaitsky possibly joining. Win Mitchell leads the capital team with nightly practices promising strong competition for fans.
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Bismarck
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Red Cross
North Dakota
Capital City Athletic Park
State House
Missouri Valley
Peacock
Capitalites
Kirk
Iowa University
Tia
C. C. Stackhouse
Iowa
Minnesota
University Chicago
Will Decord
Ward Lewis
Ed.Behnelder
Mb. Cox
Kauliuas
Billy Robinson
Eric Thorberg
Walter Jensen
Koaitsky
Win Mitchell
Gataeae
Lakota Team Defeated by Devils Lake Men in N D
Devils Lake defeats the Lakota baseball team on their grounds in Devils Lake North Dakota. The visitors were outplayed in every department and plan to meet again here next Sunday with promises of better play.
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FAST
Devils Lake
N. D
Lakota Falls to Devils Lake in Pitchers Duel
In a tight game Lakota was held to two runs as Devils Lake pitcher DeVaney dominated one hit through seven innings while Lakota ace Martin fanned six. Lakota scored in the second inning on three Lakota errors. DeVaney and Beatty contributed defensively with the locals committing five errors overall. Umpire Kneeshaw worked the plate.
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Leeds
Devils Lake Gordammer
Beatty
Devils Lake Lakota
Martin
Hitty
Powers and Beatty
Kneeshaw
Batting Rally In Ninth Wins Game For Sox
A ninth inning rally powered Boston to a 7 6 victory over Detroit, after Detroit appeared to clinch the game. A sequence of hits and walks, plus an error, produced three runs in the ninth. Ruth homered for Boston for the third straight day, driving in the decisive run.
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Detroit
Boston
Ruth
Schang
Agnew
James
Boland
Vaughn
Chicago
Errom
Rebs
Rawlin
Smith
Packers
Killifer
Finck
Wickland
Zelder
Konetehy
Rehg
Fillingim
Wilson
Seven Run Thirteenth Secures St Louis Victory
In Brooklyn, St Louis scored seven runs in the thirteenth inning to defeat Brooklyn 11 to 1 amid a disputed fair call on Kavanagh’s ball and a row with Umpire Rigler. Also, Luderus’ eighth inning throw aided Cincinnati to win 5-4 over Philadelphia. Vaughn’s pitching led Chicago to a 3-2 win over Boston, and Kauff hit a ninth inning homer for New York in a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh.
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Shannon
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Geta
Brooklyn
Louis
Kavanagh
Rigler
Muff
Sea Aee
Luderus
Oeschger
Cincinnati
Hogg
Phila
R. Cincinnati
Schneider
Toney
Wingo
Watson
Queedger
Burns
H. E
Eller
Regan
Kauff
New York
Pittsburgh
A. R. Pittaburgh
Harmon
Schmidt
Sallee
Rariden
American Assn. Heli Yndiandpolin 500000 on0-E
A terse notice lists Northrop and Gossett Stroud Tyson and Meyer in a Columbus Toledo context with rain no other schedules. The fragment hints at an event or match related to the American association and figures 500000, with no further details available.
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H.E. Yndiandpolin
Louisville
Northrop and Gossett
Stroud, Tyson and Meyer
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American League games in Chicago and New York ended with Chicago 5 New York 4 and Boston 7. Detroit and Philadelphia had 5 with St Louis, Washington 3 to 1 Cleveland. National League featured New York 2 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4 6 St Louis Brooklyn 1 in 12 innings. American Association reported Indianapolis and Louisville 0 with only one game played.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Detroits
Piladelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
National
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Brooklyn
American Association
Indianapolia
Louisville
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Sal
Banna Detroit
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Lpague
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Phaeepetehie
Toula
Aes
Brooklyn Os
Grand Forks Youths Prove Worth In Wartime Memory
The piece reflects on Grand Forks County young men serving in the war and the enduring spirit it fuels. It forecasts triumphant returns and celebrates the service flags bearing golden stars, signaling sacrifice and pride for the community.
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Grand Forks
France
Flandéra
Johnson
Ndura
Minnesota Holsteins Appointed For University Farm Show
In Minnesota at St Paul University Farm, Holstein cows with high milk and butter records have been selected for a show. Led by H Kiniet of the division of husbandry, the herd averaged 20 548.4 pounds of milk and 902.1 pounds of butter on 980.1 butterfat, with cows such as Farlice-Azagie of Shady Nook and Dorinda of Nook listed among the notable record holders.
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Paul Minnare
H Hitain
University Farm
A -Ofde
H. Kiniet
Any
Shady Nook
Dorinda
Nook
Foronia
Bhady
Geal Lad
Two American and Flyers Picked Up In Ocean
A patrol boat Sadie rescued a group involving two Americans and Flyers after their hydroaeroplane failed. They were found adrift ten miles northeast of Bankaty head at the east end of the pains. The survivors, including Ensigna and Ele Warinaton, were taken to port for safety.
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Ocean
Vietors
Ensigna
Arduane
Sadie
Bankaty Head
Ater
Bern
Market News Reports Corn Price Changes and Grain Values
Moderate rise in corn prices driven by influential leader influence and buying from yesterday’s market. Oats gain strength from Seaboard demand while pork and lard show notable moves. dairy and grain futures mixed with limited open upside. In Minneapolis and Duluth reports, grain receipts and prices for wheat, oats, barley, and rye surface with steady to higher tones, while a Milwaukee arrest ties to a separate crime report.
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Duluth
Minn
Traters
Argentina
Minneapolis
Reactions In Stock Market And Commodities
New York on June 5 reports profit taking offsetting early buying, with several speculative issues slipping 1 to 2 points. United States Steel and coppers fell from early gains as rails grew irregular, while Liberty bonds steadied and international bonds showed strength amid foreign news. In New York Produce, butter and cheese prices moved within narrow ranges amid steady to unchanged receipts and mixed product offerings.
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New York
Baldwin Locomotive
Sumatra Tobacco
Marine Preferred
Atlantic Gulf
United States Steel and Coppers
Liberty
International Way
Paris
Poola
United States
Brec
Reading
Marine
Petition to Governor Frasier Denies Brinton Speaking at Beach Meeting
Valley county residents petitioned Governor Frasier to forbid J. W. Brinton of Consumers United Stores from speaking at an advertised Beach meeting. The move aims to influence loyalty talk amid a federal grand jury case and local political tensions. Brinton’s speaking engagements reportedly cancelled by his own consent after protest from Fargo interests.
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Percy A. Bismarck
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Golden
Valley County
Frasier
J. W. Beinton
Ford
Noyalty
Consimers United Stores ‘Company
Beach
League
Bisowirek
I. W. ‘Brintoh
Consumers’ Tipitad Sidrea Company
Espionare
Chargo
Joverhor
Fareg
Manon
Frinton
Afl
Engage
Monta
Ing'cymen
Ee Restase
Amerieks Red Crome
France
Arm Produce Mood Henn Old Roonfaira With Turkey
The item lists include Old Tom turkey Live Pownrys Uggs per case Packing stach nigter ber Misceith. The fragmented OCR reads as a grocery or produce brief with product terms and unclear quantities.
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Turkey
Market report on hides fur and wool prices
Redick Hide and Fur Co supplies market quotations for government contracts on hides and pelts. Prices range from 1 to 3 cents per pound for various hides while wool prices move with demand and government stock levels. Demand is strong for full wool nests and consignments. some buyers cannot purchase this season due to price controls and government quotas.
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Redick Hide & F . Fur Co
Bnd
Dewers
Myracie
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