Pro Ball to Invade Japan Says Chicago Team
Victoria B C June 22 professional baseball soon to be introduced in Japan say members of the University of Chicago baseball team who arrived from Yokohama aboard the steamship Empress of Asia. The Chicago squad toured Japan in May facing Japanese university teams, playing fourteen games with eight wins four losses and two draws.
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Saints Take Slugfest as St Paul Tops Kansas City
June 21 report: St Paul beats Kansas City 10 to 5 in a high scoring game with Griner Hargrave Tuero Schultz and Sweeney contributing. Middleton blanked the Indians as Indianapolis dropped to Toledo 0-0. Market news notes British exchange strength, call money rates up, and mixed stock activity with rails and oils showing declines while some leaders stayed static.
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Reading
Athletics Beat Champs in Philadelphia Showdown
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1 as sensational fielding limited the visitors. Ruether, Rariden, Allen, Fey and Wheat starred in a low scoring game. Also notes from Detroit tennis moves and Portland boxing results, plus Chicago grain markets and Duluth grain reports.
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Wheat
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Wheat Receipts Report
Minneapolis June 22. Flour prices lowered to 25 cents for carload lots with family patents at 14.20 to 14.85 per barrel. Shipments total 60,558 barrels. bran at 51.00. Wheat receipts 93 cars versus 161 last year. Livestock: South St. Paul reports hogs 6,800 mostly 15 to cents higher. cattle 3,100 with killers steady and other classes weak. fat cattle 7.00 to 16.00. cows and heifers 5.50 to 13.00. calves 3.60 to 12.50. stockers and feeders slow. Sheep 200 receipts steady. lambs 14.00 to 14.50. wethers 4.00 to 7.00. ewes 2.60 to 6.60.
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Grand Forks County Holds Broad 1920 Primary Election Notices
Official notices announce certified candidate lists for United States Senator and multiple party positions, including Representatives, Governors, and state officials. The document details polling places in Grand Forks with schedules for a June 30, 1920 primary election and lists initiative measures and city charter questions for voter consideration.
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Hans Anderson
Grand Forks County
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Grand Marka
North Dakota
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United States
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Grand Forks
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William Langer
Frank Bi Streeter
Tinton
Howard R. Wood
Deering
Homas Hail
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Leith
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C. Poindexter
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Tranmurer
John Steen
Rugby
RH. Walker
Yucca
Ric Gallagher
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Foner
Insurance
Arthur H. White
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BJ. Krueger
Marmath
Jack Williams
Charles F. Dupuis
Temple
Frank Mittolen
Bramar
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Frank Sanford
Roger
H. Taylor
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Mann Anderson
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Judece
Kk. Hassell
Schoole
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LK. Cohn
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R. M. McLean
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Chey
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Wildrose Wins Two Games on Sunday in N C
Wildrose, North Carolina, June 22. Wildrose won two games on the local diamond Sunday. In the first, they defeated Powers Lake 9 to 1 behind Gardner’s 10 strikeouts. In the second, Wildrose romped Alamo 16 to 1 with Kneisel pitching. Umpire was L. J. Des Forges. Scorer H. M. Suckstorff.
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Cleveland Indians Beat Red Sox In 12 Innings 3-2
Cleveland retains first place by topping Boston 3 to 2 in twelve innings. O Neill doubled scoring the decisive run after Burns sacrifice and Evans singled. Horner held Cleveland to no hits until the fifth as Unie faltered late and Morton blanked Boston the final two frames. Trade talk denies Guy Morton for Harry Harper.
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Pajama Nightshirts Mark City Burglar Chase
Readable excerpts say a local man pursuing a burglar wore pajama like nightwear. The incident highlights community vigilance and the unusual clothing choice during the chase.
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