Hi Liners Split Series With Aberdeen Grays In Valley City
The Hi Liner split the series with Aberdeen Grays by winning 5 to 1 in Valley City. Bell pitched well allowing seven hits and five strikeouts, Wood started for Aberdeen, and Hart and Wenz led the offense with two hits apiece including Hart a double and a triple. Double plays excited the crowd and Dean stole twice as Valley City tallied four runs in the first and one in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Grays
Takup
Bell
Wood
Carleton College
South
Chesbro
Garke
Gilbert
Gil
Nelson
Carlson
Lane
Dean
Hart
Menne
Wenz
Woock
Valley City
Aberdeen
Wooek
Dennis
Zweifel
Schuler
Enger
Nolt
Pratt
Busler
McCafferty
Duff
Fong
Wildthrow
O'Shaugnessy
Mitchell
Magoon
Verden
Finch
Dougan
Bandits hold 40 Americans near Tampico demand ransom
Washington reports 40 Americans detained by Mexican bandits near Tampico. Secretary Hughes demands immediate action, release of prisoners, and punishment of attackers. Score update for local baseball game follows with Hi-Liners defeating the Kernels in a tense contest before a crowd, highlighted by Delman batting .500 and strong pitching changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D .C
Tampico
State Department
Hughes
Cortez Oil Company
Aguado
Shaw
George Summerlin
Mexico City
U. S
Parents Watch Two Babies Burn in Wisconsin Fire
Superior Wisconsin June 27 A rural farming couple Mr and Mrs M Nelson of Popular were milking in the barn when a fire swept their home killing two small children found huddled together amid debris. Neighbors reported flames, doors blocked escape, and the couple restrained the mother from entering the burning building. The blaze originated from an unknown source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
M. Nelson
Popular
Congress Candidates Face Little or No Party Aid
Washington D C June 27 Candidates for Congress from both Republican and Democratic parties have been informed that they should expect little or no financial aid from their congressional committees. The National committees report they are broke and candidates must fund campaigns themselves. Republican chair Leif of Ohio says no help this year with only 6000 in the treasury. Democrat chair Rouse of Kentucky says the fund is empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Congress
Leif
Ohio
National Congressional Committee
Republican Committee
A.B. Rouse
Kentucky
Hi-Liners Rout Kernels 7 0 in Opening Game Victory
The Hi-Liners shut out the Mitchell Kernels 7 to 0 before about 400 fans. Finch started on the mound for Aberdeen, weakening late but backed by solid team defense and timely hitting. Gilbert, Hart, Wenz and Menne contributed key hits as the Hi-Liners built an early lead and never trailed, with two runs in the first and four in the third, then cruising to the win. The series continues with games today and tomorrow before Aberdeen visits for a Sunday matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Kernels
Bell
Schuler
Oshaugnessy
Kernels
McCafferty
Gilbert
O’shaugnessy
Wong
Short
Dean
Menne
Enger
O'Shaugne
Wenz
Delman
Carlson
Jet Busler
Life
McCaffer
Valley City Lane
Gilbert Bard Hart
Wenz If
Mennetat Carlson
Bell P
Aberdeen Huber
Bruski
Mudlaff
Simmons If
Cheabro Ist
Garke
Dennis
Nelson
Woock P AB
RH PO AE
Ojon Enger
Finch
Zweifel
Osthild
Buster
Nolt
Lane
Umps
Hi-Liners
Apple Mighty
Aberdeen
Michaelson
White Sox
Valley City Abrhpore Schuler
Lefty
Seller
Hart
Trat Schuler
Dougan
Sioux Falls
Valley City Abrh
Poae Schuler
Mitchell Abrhpore Nolt
Pratt
Walters
O'Shaunessy
Harrison
Fong
Busler
Hi-Liners Fall To Aberdeen Grays In Protest Game
The Hi-Liners lost to the Aberdeen Grays 5 4 after a protested game. Potter started for the Grays amid dispute over his eligibility while Umpire Cowette and official Cantillon will decide the matter. Enger pitched well for Valley City but Grays produced early scoring and held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Liners
Aberdeen Grays
Grays
Potter
Valley City
Aberdeen
M. E. Cantillon
Euger
Uru
Simmons
Chesbio
Delman
Menne
Carlson
Gilbert
Hart
Dean
Wenz
Votter
Cowette
Johnson
Valley City Abrh
Dorado
Wenz If
Enger, P
Aberdeen Huber
Buridda Bruski
Mudlaff
Simmons If
Chesbro
Garke
Dennis
Nelson
Johnson P
Livestock Association Picnic At Fingal Draws Crowd
The Barnes County Livestock Association held its annual picnic at the T. J. Sebby farm seven miles west of Fingal. About 600 attended despite windy, cloudy weather. Herd inspections were led by local farms, with bands from Fingal and Minnie Lake Consolidated School providing music. Dr. John Lee Coulter spoke on soil fertility, diversification, and better marketing. The Davidson Quartet entertained, and stock judging demonstrations followed amid windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County Livestock Association
T. J. Sebby
Fingal
van Houten Farm
Hollishead Farm
Oriska
Minnie Lake Consolidated School
Ladies Aid Society
Norma Township
George Baker
Agricultural College
Largo
Baker
James Thoreson
John Anderson
Vernon KE
Grant
Henry King
Mr. Sebby
Sebby
Association
Cvents
T. X. Calnan
Culnan
John Lee Coulter
Agricultural College At
Furze
Coulter
North Dakota
Davidson Quartet
A. i. Davidson
de. Coulter
Wm. McPherson
Frank Sanford
Mr. Sanford
Sanford
Geo. Baker
Safer Than Cash Travelers Checks Offer Convenience
When travel takes you away, carry Travelers Checks for safe funds. They are accepted as money, replaceable if lost, and identify you immediately. Supplied in durable wallets in $10 $20 $50 and $100 denominations. They cost little and insure against loss and delays.
Competitive Demonstrations at Barnes County Clubs Event
Boys and Girls Clubs of Barnes county display a competitive demonstration program at the high school auditorium on Saturday June 24 starting 1 30 P M The Minnie Lake School Band opens with music and representatives from county clubs present readings songs and other selections Prizes include a trip to the State Fair for the winning team and cash and gift items from local merchants for other high scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County
Minnie Lake
Valley City
Stern Candy Factory
Fair Store
Peoples Co- Operative Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huliners
Fougin
Cheabro
Huber
Pinsent
R.hle
Johnson and Dennis
Bank of Valley City
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