Grand Forks Ball Tossers to Play Grafton Tonight
The Grand Forks ball tossers travel to Grafton this afternoon for a 6 15 game. Grafton lists star players Andy Gill Doc Lasley Gerheiser and a pitcher formerly with Indianapolis. Grand Forks, led by Padden, expects to win despite Grafton’s strong lineup. Riley is likely to start on the mound for Grand Forks.
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Baseball Roundup From June Contests Across Leagues
A montage of recent games shows Saints, Indians, and Royals in key matchups. St. Paul defeats Columbus as Hall falters in relief, while Cleveland tops New York 10 to 2 behind consistent hitting. St. Louis and Detroit sweep series with strong offensive displays, and Chicago crushes Washington 9 to 4 as Milwaukee falters in Toledo.
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Standings and riot statements in Duluth news
Club standings show Cincinnati ten over Brooklyn five, St. Louis six over New York seven, Pittsburgh seven over Philadelphia six, with ten innings. Chicago Boston postponed due to rain. A mob attack on a young woman at Duluth circus grounds prompted clergy to condemn violence, urging law and order and justice.
Reds Wallop Dodgers and Take Lead in Pennant Race
Cincinnati used four Brooklyn pitchers to beat the Dodgers 10 to 5 yesterday. Pfeffer lasted only four, Mitchell under one, Mohari allowed four hits and two runs before a ninth-inning change. Kuether, Wingo, Rariden, Pfeffer, Mitchell, Mozart, Miller, Taylor, Cardin. St. Louis swept New York 8 to 7, Cardinals scoring the deciding run in the ninth after Giants tied it in the seventh. Other scores noted: Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 7 in ten innings. Chicago 9, Cleveland 10. Milwaukee 4, St. Paul 7, and more.
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Flaxseed market in Duluth shows lifeless trading
Duluth on June 16 reports a lifeless flaxseed market with bearish sentiment and low volume. July flax at 3.96, October 4.05, spot rye down to 2.25 1/2, various No category wheat and durum on track or on sale, and elevator receipts list wheat 172,100 bushels and flax 9,300.
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TWO CITY LEAGUE GAMES TONIGHT AT UNIVERSITY FIELD
The Grand Forks Stars and the American team meet at University Field in a city league clash while the Herald team and the A P s play at Dacotah Park Both games start after 30 o clock Rich Overnight Regina Sask June 16 Bill Breuken heir to a Belgian estate worth 1 500 000 Canadian dollars contemplates how to spend the money and jokes about requesting an advance before rapidly splurging on a haberdashery spree and a dentist outfit.
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Lynching Terror Shocks Duluth After Night of Mob Violence
Duluth residents awoke to calm streets but a tense mood after a night of mob brutality. A white mob attacked a dying Black man on a pole as others laughed and cheered. Police and clergy pleaded for law and order while troops arrived to aid authorities.
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Market News Grain and Provisions
Chicago June 16 grain and livestock activity with corn and oats leading a broad price rise before profit taking. July and September futures hit season highs amid strong demand for futures contracts. Live stock mixed as cattle and hogs show uneven moves and beef and pork prices adjust. Portland petition signals anti platform push ahead of national election.
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