Hi-Liners Sweep Jamestown in Fourth of July Series
Hi-Liners defeated Jamestown in two straight games at Jamestown on Monday and Tuesday, aided by strong hitting from Hart Menne and Brindza on the mound. Valley City’s crowd of over 5000 attended Chau tauqua Park Fourth of July events, with a full afternoon and evening program including band concerts, foot races, water sports, and a Preston Bradley address concluding the 1922 chautauqua season.
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Chautauqua Park
Valley City
Ward
Waters Co
D. S. Ritchie
L. B. Hedstrom
Archie DeLaney
Mr. Nybeck
Ward Waters Company
Preston Bradley
Peoples Church of Chicago, Tl
Ward Waters Co
Chautauqua
V. A. Retains Plurality In State Senate
Fargo reports a 2 oclock declaration that the I V A claims control of the senate while contesting the lower house and possible nominations for Hyland lieutenant governor and Shafer attorney general. Bismarck notes Denault leaves the farm loan post. Green and Linder man to assume leadership. Denault to organize. Plus baseball line on Brundage and Brindza with Valley City and Jamestown results and umpire Collins.
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Fargo
Senate
United Press
Hyland
Altho
George Shafer
Oisness
Bismarck
N. D
W. B. Denault
Farm Loan
Bank of North Dakota
Nestos Administration
Jamestown
Farm Loan Department
C. R. Green
A. H. Linderman
Denault
Locals Fall Twice To Watertown In Weekend DH
The Hi-Liners dropped all three games to the Watertown Cubs in a Saturday doubleheader and Sunday clash. Key moments featured Mo kate's ejection, Standaert’s three extra base hits, and Brindza limiting the Hi-Liners in the final game despite an early 3–0 lead.
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Watertown Cubs
Cubs
Bell
Ross
Mokate
Higgins
Standaert
Michaelson
Delman
Brindza
Bachant
Whiting
Fargo Athletics
Hi Liners Drop Second SOC Game
Sioux Falls outplayed Hi Liners in Siou x Falls. Finch struggled on the mound allowing six runs in two innings before Bell relieved and Nelson added honored relief. Sioux Falls turned double plays and built an early lead en route to the loss.
Valley City Triumph Falls to Sioux Fails 8 4
Valley City allows 8 runs to Sioux Fails while Valley City manages 4. Finch pitches 2 innings, Bell 1, Menne 6. Bell records 2 strikeouts. Menne 8. Nelson 3. Finch walks 8. Menne 4. Nelson 1. Nelson hit by pitch once. Double plays Cleve to Naleway to Carr and Cleve to Naleway to Carr. Hart Wenz Menne and Jahn collect two or three base hits. Cleve Lin dahl swipes a steal.
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Enger
Lemley
Badiant
Menne
Wick
Fitzgerald
Gurney
Hart
Stack
Phillips
Dean
Wenz
Stallen
Gilbert
Collins
Valley City
Jamestown
Valley City Abrhpoae
Brindza
Brundage
Keegan
Ox— A
Mokate
Anderson
Johnson
Sun
Michaelson
Delman
Michelson
Higgins
Bachant
Hays Purpura
Standaert
Watertown
Hering
Knybel
Dean Gilbert
Lewan
Conway
Wenz, Menne
Finch
Bell
Nelson
Cleve
Naleway
Carr
Sioux
Mitchell
Jahn
Lin‘dahl
Safer Than Cash Travelers Checks Promote Safe Travel Funds
When business or pleasure takes you away carry Travelers Checks. They are accepted as money wherever you go and can be replaced if lost. Checks identify you immediately, come in durable compact wallets, and are available in $10 $20 $50 and $100 denominations. They cost little and insure you against loss embarrassment and delays.
Hellstrom Order Case Not Heard
In Minot a hearing on the restraining order against the Independent Voters' Association committee was not heard. Hellstrom asked for a continuance while Attorney General Sveinbjorn Johnson argued the court lacked jurisdiction. Hellstrom said he sent the papers to Judge Lowe for a later hearing date.
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Bismarck
Usse
F. C. Hellstrom
Independent Voters’ Association Committee
Minot
Hellstrom
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Lowe
Minister Victor Phillips Attends Chautauqua Park Meetings
Rev Victor Phillips of Dazey attends ministerial meetings at Chautauqua Park, joining colleagues and participating in the organized religious gathering.
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Victor Phillips
Dazey
Chautauqua Park
Hi-Liners Lose as Sioux Run To Seventh straight Win
Valley City loses 7 to 2 at home to Sioux Falls. Delman pitches well for Valley City but ten hits and key innings by Sioux Falls erase the lead. Lane, Lindahl, Naleway and Leahy deliver timely hits for the visitors while Ludolph allows two runs but suffers the Decisive first and late scoring bursts. Continuous errors and a double by Leahy seal the Sioux Falls victory.
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Ross
Bell
Purpura
Standaert
Conway
Anderson
Giljbert
Menne
Puripura
Lewan
Trimmer
Knybel
Mukote
Val
City
Watertown
Collins
Hering
Watertown Cubs
Valley City
Cubs
Enger
Valley City Lane
Dean
Gilbert
Hart Rf
Stan
Menmie
Og Daert
Whiting
Bachant ¢Ora
Makate
Stundaert
Hi Michaelson Po
Delman x
Oaly
Wenz
Delman
Michaelson
Lane
Hart
Merne
Nagley City
Mouno
Tenter
Gilbert Srd
Hart Ri
Wenz Cf
Menne Tat
Dean Is
Valley City AB
Gilbert Sra
Whiting If
Bachant
Wenz Lf
Brindzap
O Enger
Oat Lewan Cf
Watertown Conway
HI ‘Otals
Knybel Ss
Mokate If
Purpura Rf
Knyhel Ss
Shoulders P
L Trimmer
Mokate
jAnderson Johnson
Higgins
Ludolph
Nale~way
Lindahl
John
Leahy
Seller
Hey
Mitchell
ABRH
Gilbert Sr
Wenr
Schuler
Carlson
Sioux Falls Cleve
Naleway
Jahn
Qourana Carr
Tasdlson
Homerun
Nubeway
John Garr
Stone Falls
Sioux Falls
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Jimkotans
Louis Bachant
Valley City Abrhpoae Lane
Badhant
Jamestown Abrhpoae Fitzgerald
Peterson If
Koenig
Roggy
V. A
Rf Gurney
Peterson If Phillips
Smith
Strkeouts
Shoulders
Higgins Lane
Rons Valley City
Water
Rosstown
Bell Watertown
Bliogas Gilbert
Wenz If
Eschuler
Bank of Valley City
Hellstrom Order
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