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fellows driven away? No doubt they were enjoying the only game they had witnessed for years. Judging from their appearance, they were unable to pay any admission price whatever, let alone 91.00.I also have been laboring under the impression that all the work done on the new park was CWA work. If so, why do we have to pay twice for that? I think almost anyone witnessing such a deed by supposedly sportsmen, were taken as much by surprise as myself. Was It any money out of their pockets? Were those poor fellows, willing to get drenched to see a game, intruding upon their rights? I think not, and I would suggest that if our sportsmen are so un-sportsman-like they had better get a few more CWA workers and build their fence to the sky. Perhaps they would have driven away the aeroplanes from above the field if it were possible, they too, were intruding.Am I proud of our team? Yes, but I am sure they would have been more than willing to have those poor fellows on the railroad tracks witness their splendid performance Sunday.A BASEBALL FAN.
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Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck, North Dakota, US
Sat, Jun 09, 1934
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