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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
9
The St James visitors defeated the locals by five to one at home last Sunday in front of about six hundred spectators. Pfeiffer’s high throw led to two more scores in the seventh, and a Saint scored again in the ninth as Wickersii and the locals misplayed fly balls and errors plagued the fielding.
New Ulm toppled Kasota 10 to 5 as Pfeiffer hit a homer in the first inning. J Mulligan pitched well for Kasota but costly errors by the visitors and fielding woes by Amann and others fueled New Ulm's win. Smit pitched strongly for New Ulm. fans complained about infield support and changes may follow.
The Campbell Bros. Shows tout the essential role of clowns in modern circuses and promise a full troupe of over twenty five performers. The piece notes the evolution of clown acts from simple gags to versatile, high energy routines and confirms the clowns will be at New Ulm on Saturday June 8.
At the fair grounds Kurgsey led the New Ulm Business Men's Club shoot with a 20 of 25. Top scores include A G Bierbaum 20 W D Edwards 18 Wm E Koch 18 Barney Esser 16 and others. Next shoots will be Thursday evenings at 7 o'clock.
Negotiations long pending were closed Friday, transferring all stock, fixtures, and book accounts of Pioneer Drug Co. to Emil G. Hage. The business will liquidate completely but continue at the old stand under the original name with the same management.
Fully 1000 people filled North German Park for the Second Regiment Band open air concert. A varied program pleased the audience from Old Comrades March to The Star Spangled Banner with notices of more evenings next Sunday and a planned roster by Mr Hofmeier.
At Hunter's Rest on Sunday August Juenemaon won gold with 177 points while Hugo Windhorn took the leather award. The Band Concert at Turner Hall drew wide praise and raised over 8150 for the Celebration Committee.
May observations by Alex L. Henle show mean temperature 59.155 F, high 86 F on May 28, low 35 F on May 14. Total precipitation 4.58 inches with 16 clear days, 2 partly cloudy, 14 cloudy. Frost on May 14 16 17. rain on May 13 14 27. thunderstorms on May 1 2 3 4 19 20 26 27. Prevailing wind from the south. Marriage licenses issued: John A Steff Sleepy Eye Elizabeth A Hartnech Prairieville.
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