Pennant Race Twenty Hits Made Off Red Box Artists
New York June 32 Pennant faces in major league this season differ from last year’s standings after two months. Giants sit second in the National the Phillies fifth while the White Sox lead the American. Bridgesport sets a longest winning streak, and other games in St Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Philadelphia feature notable slugg ing and late rallies.
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Twilight game recaps from Toledo and Minneapolis
Senders and Kelly plus Williams and Owens lead a twilight matchup as Toledo totals 173 on a delayed scoreboard while Minneapolis posts scattered scores. The fragment notes 6000 attendance or participants and an 8 hh ryeeee anomaly.
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Ryeeee
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Senders
Kelly
Wiliams
Owens
Trans Miss Golf Tourney Contenders Clash In Kansas City
Kansas City, June 22. The Trans Miss golf tourney is decided today with Conley of Brooklyn representing Hillcrest KC and Frank Grices of Topeka as finalists. Conley defeated R G Bush Sr of New Orleans in the semifinals, boosting his status as finals approach. Consolation final features Hugh Brann and James C Ward, both of Kansas City.
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Brooklyn
Hillcrest Club
Kanaas City
Frank Grices
Topeka
Kansas
R. G. Bush
New Orleans
Hugh Brann
James C. Ward
Ranaas City
Danish Church Pass Resolution of Loyalty
At Kenmare North Dakota during the United Danish Evangelical Lutheran church of America convention held June 12 to 18 delegates pledged loyalty to President Woodrow Wilson and the nation. They vow support with resources and properties and hope God grants a righteous peace amid wartime challenges.
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United States of America
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Afica
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Danish Evangelical Church of America
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Locals Lose Picnic Game to Gilby 7 6
The Grand Forks Pickups fell to Gilby 7 to 6 at the Picnic at Arvilla. Newark started on the mound for Grand Forks with Bagley pitching for Gilby. The game alternated between exciting and sluggish, producing a close finish as the locals ended with the short end of the score.
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Kelly
Ryan
Einchert
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C. Stewart
N. Arneberg
Lee
H. Stewart
McKechnie
Wilcox
E. Bagley
Anderson
Coylau
Umlauf
Boston Shuts Out Athletics With One Hit
Boston delivered a 13-0 rout over Philadelphia, extending scoreless streaks and highlighting strong pitching by Mays who held the opposition to a single scratch hit. Adams and Shea led Philadelphia’s hitters while McAvoy Perkins and Schang were notable in the lineup.
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Athletics
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Adams
Shean
Shea
McAvoy
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Schang
Drayton N C Teams Win Loss Record This Week Sports
Drayton NC reports two wins and two losses in four games last week. Friday at Argyle the locals won 7 5 with Gilroy and Long on the mound. St Vincent Chicago match and Miss Eleanor Goss of New York highlight the tennis events.
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Red Crows
Holm, Minn
Aronson
Golfing Airman Foregoes Peaceful Green in War Action
London reports a naval airman who knew Lombartzyde course well aided a bombing raid on Belgian coast batteries. He identified about a dozen gun emplacements among the dunes and, after destroying them, lamented the loss of a familiar putting green he enjoyed in peacetime.
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Lombartzyde
Bert
Baseball battleground points to reserve list crisis
Chairman August Hermann of the National Baseball Commission warns Provost Marshal General Crowder that 258 players from 16 major league clubs on reserve lists risk losing baseball work if Washington’s amended service rules are strictly applied. John A. Heydler cites Philadelphia as liable for neglect in the Scott Yerry case. Wrestling champ Iwari Caddock defeats Strangler Lewis after two and a half hours in Des Moines. Connie Mack reportedly releases a pitcher in Boston. Twilight baseball eyed in Indianapolis as the Indians tour the West.
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National Beaseball Commission
Crowder
Washington
John A. Heydler
National Baseball League
New York
Boston Nationals
Corn Market Bearish Today Bears Markets Pressured by Heat and Restrictions
Chicago reports a bearish turn in corn with excellent crop conditions and a heat wave breaking relief easing selling pressure. Futures opened mixed then fell, with July at 1.43 5/8 to 1/2 and August at 1.46 3/8 to 1/2, while oats followed corn lower. Prices closed unsettled, and local trading dominated, with various feed grains showing softer bids and modest gains for late covering.
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Duluth
Minn
Ontena
Government price quotes for hides and wool era detailed
Hides and skins, wool, and pelts are covered with government price guidance for the next three months. Prices vary by quality, with higher rates for better hides and full wool pelts. Dealers face licensing rules and commissions, while growers receive price support based on grade and condition. Cured hides and other categories list specific values and ranges.
Farm Produce and Civic Report From Denver May Meeting
A terse Denver dispatch notes a May meeting of church and civic groups discussing tax policy and supply concerns. The report references state organization participation and the impact on local farming and produce supply.
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Mayie ‘Crosa
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Stock Market Stronger After Early Irregularity
New York June 22 Stock prices rallied in the latter part of today's brief session led by industrials and equipment issues such as U W, Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, with tobaccos and leathers also advancing. General Motors at session end and rails with mixed results marked a firm close as Liberty bonds fluctuated and cotton futures remained steady.
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War Industries Board
Atlantic Coast
Milwaukee Grain Prices Reported in June Market
In Milwaukee Wisconsin on June 22 the grain market lists corn at various bids for yellow and white varieties with prices around 1.55 to 1.70 per bushel. Oats show bids near 1.20 to 1.469, barley ranges 1.00 to 1.20 for feed and rejected lots. Hay prices hold steady.
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