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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
.ScALP|ERs | !:|'| 1 HAVE
FIGHT TICKETS G. ||E|::I||
Pasteboartds for the Richie :
I. White Battle in Hands Of
Wholesale Dealers.

Chicago, May 2s.-Ticket scalpers
who reaped large profits on the illegal
sale Of tickets for the Wolgast- Richie
nght held in Milwaukee last month.
as regards next Tuesday nights min
between White and the champion by
onering choice seats at advanced
prices. Flow they came into the ring.
side tickets and the best of IS paste.
boards is unknown. a
On the evening Of the last big bat.
tie in the Cream City the scalpers
We're permitted to work openly at the
different hotels. and they had the best
reservations In the house, most Of
which sold at double their face value.
Prices Advanced SO Per Cent.
The same conditions now exist fol-
next weeks mill, although the specu-
lators are only advancing the price 50
per cent. Yesterday they offered SO
seats at SIS and IS ones at $3.50.
In Milwaukee the same condition
are in order and they are said to have
the entire supply Of cheaper admission
slips which they are disposing Of at
-. Chicago scalpers, SO far as could
be ascertained yesterday, have not yet
obtained any Of these tickets.
Betting. on the battle became brisk
yesterday, not few wagers being
made at 2 to L that Ritchie. would get
the popular verdict IN the majority Ut
Chicago and Milwaukee newspapers.
This appears to be the probable price
on the titleholder and he may 60 10
9 1-2 to 1 on the night of the battle
In Milwaukee.
White Has Supporters.
There was plenty Of White money
in evidence, the largest wager Of the
day being q $500 bet on White.
Freak bets such as 4to 1 that White
Ices not score a knockdown also wers
i'll evidence.
Several wagers at even money on
White. were made. the layers tak::,g
the edge by virtue Of a victory on a
draw.
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FEDERAL OFFER FOR
BREWERS REJECTED

Milwaukee. Wis. May 2s.-The
owners of the Milwaukee team in the
American association will not be al
lowed to sell the local property to the
Federals. This was announced yes
terday at the headquarters Of the
local club, where it was declared that
even had the owners been willing to
sell, a provision in the association
rules, and heavy bond, would pre-
vent such a step.
The Milwaukee owners were offered
big price for the team, 1t Is said,
something upward of 100000, but
the Federal league promoters were
turned down. The American associa-
tion holds a bonded agreement Of
every club owner to make no deals
for the ownership Of his club, with
out the association approval, the as
sociation itself having first lien on the
property.
The association would be in bad
straits If 1t allowed the F'ederals to
supplant the association in Milwau-
kee. for the association would have
to hunt up some other town to COM
p1ete the circuit. The Federal deal
finally and conclusively is off.
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HARD FOUGHT BATTLE Goes TO THE "
ElCKERTA|LS IN THE ninth INNING

the ninth. Schneider was hit, and
Deilke singled. Toraason put an easy
one to Wheeler. who caught Schnei-
der at third. Connell was hit. and
Weigant went out on foul fly to
Peters. With the bases full. Collins
walked into a. hit, forcing In a rum
Donley was then called In and struck
out Schnizel. W
Got Two in Fourth.
Grand Forks got the first two runs
in the fourth. Eifnecker walked and
wheeler few out to Collins. Peters
singled, and Davis flew out to Fautsch.
McGraw drove a warm single into left
territory, scoring Nifnecker and
Peters. Foster struck out.
Two more came In in the fifth.
Flaherty drew a walk and stole Sec
ond before Catcher Schneider could
wake up. Altman singled, scoring
F'laherty. Sampson struck out, and
Nifnecker got a long two-bagger,
scoring Altman. Wheeler went out,
Fautsch to Croake, and Peters fol-
lowed the same way. rs
Another pair Of runs came in the
seventh. Altman flew out to Fautsch,
and Sampson walked. going to second
on Nifnecker's single. Wheeler was
safe on Connell's error, and Peters
went out on foul fly to Toraason.
Davis drew a dandy single to right,
scoring Sampson and Nifnecker.
Davis stole second. and McGraw,
walked. With the bases full, Foster
flew out to Collins.
The winning tally was added in the
ninth. Nifnecker went out, Connell
to Collins, who had replaced Croake
at first. Wheeler walked and Peters
was hit. Donley put an easy grounder
to Weigant, who elected to catch
Peters at second. With Donley on
first and Wheeler on third, McGraw
stepped to the plate. Donley started
to steal second. and Schneider threw
the ball away in the attempt to catch
him and Wheeler scored.
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Preservation Of Game On Basis
Of Decency Demands Such Action
As Used by Shannon on Winonans

REPETITION Of previous offenses upon the
part OF the Winona men. 49,.
The tactics OF Davis and a few Of
his men are those of the corner lot
.ters supposedly long since extinct In
professional ball. u;
\ The conduct of the Grand Forks
club on the field has. in every game
played this season, been abovestre-
proach. and 1t has been the absence
OF disputes and such scenes as were
manded the satisfactory patronage ac-
corded the club.
And it might be added that the Wi
mona club is the first of the visiting
teams to employ such offensive TACTICS.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed prop will 30 received by
the sundersignsdf. at BAGfey. Minnesots,
until 500 O. clock ~ M on I saturday.
the 9Th day OF June, 1914. for the
fnrnishing Of al the material and
labor required for the construction 81
tyo-stery brick bank building q
Fisns 81 and spscincat ations !. may be
seen at the of!fce q the Grand Forks
gosts &, N; y,I DSkots q, e the offics 81 the
lnssota q the office Iof the Duluth
Nswsa Tribune. Duluth, Minnesota, at
!croolkston. ana at the gbankinE rooms s
of the undersigne at lBsglsy. Mime
Proposals must be accomp snis "a ~ =
cert tihsd chack for ten; per cent sof fhe
smosnt |, Sid a, made pay 3 s. she ,n-
sof BaKieX reserved the right lis ecs
Scspt or reject any ssor ait5 BID ss Tire
tifieds check pf the ssucceSsful bidder
WILL be retained b thas bank nntils1
bond has been furnishe6
Aad5ess AZ rorrssppn sIcs 81
4naelsi TSs sas snsa I. u
1n' se.loaslS IL issssstl aisss:si
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The preservation OF the game Of
baseball on a basis Of decency de-
mands just such action as was taken
by Umpire Shannon in the removal
of Lefty" Davis and Bud sCroake.
from the baseball park yesterday aft,
ernoon. .sit. " @5:-tS.
The constant use OF Indecent lan-.
guage, such as the spectators along at
least one base lire were forced to put
up with during the first game. is mex
cusable. 1t is a trait, however. for
which the Winona team has become
notorious.
Spectators today and Sunday may
be assured that there will be no
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BAN ON DEsERTERs.
International League Will Not TAX,
Back Players That DUMPED

International League Will Not Take
Back Players That Jumped"
New York, May. 23.-According to-
an announcement made by President
Edward Barrow of the International
league, players OF that organization
who violated their contract by jump
ing to the Federal league will not be
permitted ot return to the Interna-
onalleague under any circumstances.
President Barrow stated that the case
Of Pitcher Frank Smith, who deserted
the Montreal team OF the Internation-
al league for the Baltimore federals
and returned to the Montreal club on
Sunday, was one In point. 1t was de-
,cided that Smith, having violated his
contract with the Montreal club.
could not return and play, with the
International league despite the fact
that he reported back to Montreal of
his own volition.s vi i. Il IA
The same ruling was made upon
the case of Pitcher Allen Of the Bal
'timore Federais, who came to Mont
real with Smith; Allen, previous to his
signing with Baltimore. was not a
member of any cllbsrecognized BY Or
ganized baseball. It was ruled, how
ever, in DESERVING tine Baltimore Fed.
erals, he had violated ,a contract and
was therefore haired from the Inter-
national league. ri q. sfl,StS n 5.
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! LEGAL NOTICES
BIDS FOR FURNISHING. COAL

BIDS FOR FURNISHING. COAL.
Notice is hereby given that separate.
sealed bids will be received by the un-
dersigned at their office at Univer-
sity. N. D., on June 18th. 1914, at ten,
o'clock q. m.. for $500 tons, more or
or other Screenings. to be delivered as
called for between July /, 1914 and
July /. 1916, Proposals are to be sub
mitted on both the B. 7. U and the
ply with the specifications on file at
the Office Of the undersigned. Speci-.
fcations and proposal blanks will be
tract governing. quality. quantity. and
price Of coal will be required Of sue
cessful bidder A certified check for
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Board of Trustees Of the University
. worm pAA 5. ~. ~ w1LKERsos.
IS Secretary.
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s NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS.

NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS. .711--
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received blythe city Coun-
.kota, up to the hour of seven o'clock,
on the LIST day Of June. A. D. 1914. for
the construction OF one brick. smoke
stack for the power house Of the, Elec-
more, to- be constructed according to
plans and specifications on flle In the
office Of the City Auditor Of the City
HaeamIyi IyksA aa sf sns Sors
Dakota.
Z Each and every ibid must be- accori-
panied bysa; daft or scertifed check III
Powell as City Auditor. q, s...5 .s,
Z The City Council reserves the right
to reject any and MI bids. D "a
Dated ct iLarinore q. Dak = this 4 sth
~ ~ ,R,ssoNwELL =
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TRACK TEAM.LEAVES
MEET WITH AGGIES

The university track team left this
morning for Fargo. where this after
noon they compete in the annual dual
meet with the agricultural college
team. The early part Of next week
will be spent in rounding the men in
to form for the Minnesota-Dakota In
tercollegiate conference meet, which
is to be held at Huron, 8. ID.
The men who made the trip to Far
go are: Dahl, Ray Nollman. Taubert.
Miles, fRohwedder, Zipoy,. Gustafson.
Chittick, Flint. Joos. Chas Nollman.
Mckay, Schlosser, Cook, Owen, Nc
Fadden, Goodman, Miller. and Rich
ardson. .5.
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FARGO COLLEGE TO
PLAY UNIVERSITY

The Fargo college baseball team,
accompanied by Coach Watkins, arriv-
ed in the city this morning to do bat
tie this afternoon with the varsity
quint. Last Saturday at Fargo, the
university nine was defeated by the
same team, 9. to S. Coach Wells ag-
gregation is after today's game, how
ever. .. -.. ~ s'-..
The Fargo college team will lineup
as follows: Ray. c; Ellis, 1b; Oleson.
CT: Abelein, II; Lutz. rf; Peterson, ss;
Boise, 3b; Sim; 2b; Twight, p.
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Northern League Bingles
OF course, Catcher Schneider was
to blame for losing the game.

OF course. Catcher Schneider was
to blame for losing the game.
In the fifth inning yesterday,
Flaherty pulled one of his sensational
second sack steals on a base on balls.
In catching the wide one, Schneider
hurt his hand but said member got
much worse when Flaherty was
perched on second.
Peters pulled one of the most SEN
sational catches Of the season yester-
day, when, in the critical ninth inning,
he grabbed a high foul fly that went
clear to the bleacher fence.
Manager Landry Of the Superior
Red Sox has released Infielder Martin.
He now has but fourteen men in the
squad, the limit required by the
league beginning June /. Martin is a
good intielder, but the competition
was too strong for him.
Landry likes the looks Of Farrell,
the catcher secured from the st.
Thomas college team. The party that
tipped Farrell of to Landry guaran-
teed to purchase for the Red Sox
manager the niftiest Kelly on the
market III the college star did not go
up at the end Of the season, '
Davis, Grand Forks youthful pitch
er, looks like conner. He has pitch
he gathers the moss Of experience, he
will be a wonderful asset for any
team. He was given quite an ovation
Yesterday. after he got the single that
sent In two runs.
No. . i
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summary-Two-bas hits, Peters,
Nifnecker. Croake: stolen bases, Col
Inns 2. Davis. Foster, Flaherty, Pet
ers, DAVIS; bases on balls, off Davis /,
Keller 8, Snow 8, Toraason 3 struck
out, Davis 3, Donley |, Snow @, Tor
aason L. hits, off Corbett, five in one
third inning; off Davis, three in eight
off Toraason. two in four innings; hit
by pitcher, Foster, Collins, Davis, Col
Inns, Schneider, Peters. Umpire,
Shannon.
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against poor foods and exces-
3sive prices when you dine here.
Why not try us drop in after
the baseball game that is
when you will appreciate some
thing good to eat. You will
Iimmed diately recog gnize the su-
periority of our service and
food ...s ...,:
!. ..Iiough' Al { p airy Lunch
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REACH COLE II sEHI1-F1NALs.
Two Englishmen, One Scot and Ono
Irishman Remain in Tourney.

Irishman Remain in Tourney.
Sandwich. England, May 22-The
semi-finals of the British amateur golf
championship We're reached yester-
day afternoon with two Englishmen,
r. P. Humphries and Everard Mar
tin-Smith; one Smotsman, j. L. C.
Jenkins, and one Irishman, C. o. Haz-
let. as the contestants. t
With all former holders Of the
championship title eliminated, none
of the men left had any great achieve
ment to his credit, with the exception
Of Martin-Smith, who holds the rec
ord of sixty-eight strokes for the
Sandwich course.s.i
Hazlet reached the final by defeat
ing Humphries 1 lip.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Chicago 0. Boston 1.
Washington 4. st. Louis s.
New York 2. Cleveland 3.
Detroit 6, Philadelphia 9.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Games Yesterday.
Minneapolis 2, indianapolis 4.
Milwaukee 8, Columbus 8.
Kansas City II. Louisville 2.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Baltimore 8, Chicago s.
Kansas City 6, Brooklyn 2.
st. Louis 8. Pittsburgh 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Games Yesterday.
Boston ., Chicago 0.
pittsburgh s. Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati 6. Brooklyn 0.
New York s. st. Louis 1.
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Standing Of Clubs
NORTHERN LEAGUE,

Games Yesterday.
Virginia 6, FIT. William s.
Winnipeg IA. Fargo -Moorhead 5.
Grand Forks z. Winona 6.
Duluth 8, Superior 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Blankcd. /.

Ttf. Chicago Ranked.
Chicago, May 23.--Boston made 1t
three straight from Chicago. shutting
them out. The game was pitchers
R.H. Il.
Chicago 4
Hess and Gowdy; Vaughn, Smith
and Bresnahan.
Reds stin Going. @
Cincinnati, i May 23.-Cincinnati hit
Pfeffer hard and had no trouble In
winning the second game Of the Sc
ries, Yingling keeping Brooklyn's
hits scattered.
Brooklyn y
Pfeffer and Mccarty and o. Miller;
Yingling and Clark and Gonzales.
u Giants Win. s...
St. Louis, May 2s.-New York hit
opportunefy and the locals couldn't
consistently find the visiting pitcher,
the champions winning. f''ih
New York .............,... 13
ST. Louis ......: ..:::a,...,. Q
3 Marquard and Meyers: Perritt,
Steele, Hageman and Sneider.
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ABSTRACT OF sTATEMENr.
For the Year Ending DeceAker N,

. OF the condition. and a9airs Of The
ance Company. ofaBismarek. North Da-
kota, organized under the laws Of the
state of North Dakota. made to the
OF North Dakota. in pursuance OF the
laws OF said state.
President. r. d. Ward.
Vice President W. B. CrewA
Secretary, J. A.. Graham.
Principal Office. Bismarck. N. D.
Attorney for Service OF Process in
the State. Of North Dakota:
Name, Commissioner Of Insurance:
Location. Bismarck N. d.
.'ssanized or incorporated. April !.
S.nmenced business, May I, 1918.
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Total Receipts /. . IT,, g
DIsBURsEMENTs
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
'otal .riskS taken during n

STATE OF NORTH Dakota,
Office OF Commissioner OF sInsurancs.
.ur.ne. 6 TylG a. eq os In
do,.herehy certify Sthatstie foregoing 10
a true abstract Of the 2Stigtnsi state.
ment now on hle IN this bfhSSs sl II
unto set my hand ana 4 affxed the seal
of this Once u Blsnarclk; thss:lst day.
Of April ~ y. 1914. &. 1T
esEAll 4 Z, US; &c ssTyA1Aok
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washington, May gS.--st Louis
broke Washington;sw winning, streak BY
taking 4he second ;gainesof the series
The locals Went to pieres in the
eighth the visitors se6fing four.
j. &. /. B, i. Z. s. "a. q r. H. E..
WashinRt "a Il, sI.i. $500 1 II 4 5
Hamiltteh: Mitchell and Agnew;,
Ayers and Henry. Z a Z. b Il I.
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Pittsburgh and st. Louis Tic.

Pittsburgh, May 23.-The game he.
tween st. Louis and Pittsburgh was
called at the end Of the ninth on ac-
count Of rain with the score a tie 8
to 3. st. Louis scored all their runs
in the fourth when Manager Oakes,
playing centerfeld for Pittsburgh. al
lowed Crandalls single to get away
from him.
: r. II. q.
st. Louis 3 5 3
Pittsburgh .............;.. 3 8 Q
Groom and Hartley; Knetzer and
Berry. 4, sa.sl4. y. ,,ts, .4.4
Game Postponed.
Indianapolis-B Buffalo game was post
poned on account Of rain. & s51
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
Most Children's Diseases start With q
. Gold 7y

Restlessness-feveris in
famed throat and spasmodic cough
maybe whooping cough is starting in.
Give Foley's Honey and Tar promptly.
1T helps the children SO very much,
and Mrs. Ships. Raymondsville. Mo-,
says: IT got fine results from 1t and
1t is a great medicine for whooping
cough. ."-McGrath's Pharmacy-Adv.
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Game Postponed
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Defeated.

New York, May 23-Cleveland end.
ed its losing streak by nosing out the
locals in close game.
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AMER. ASSOCIATION
Indiananolis Wins.

Indianapolis, May 23.-The locals
counted three in the second and an
other in the third, enough to defeaN
Minneapolis. ..t
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'T1eerHI Beaten,

Philadelphia, May 2s..-Five runs in
the first and two In each Of the second
and third. gave the locals the COM
manding lead that Detroit was unable
4. 81 8 3s} R.sH. ri
Detroit 3. Y. s. I. s I 8
Philadelphia Y. i. J. g. !. !. :. !. =. 3 q
G. Williams, Coveleski. Reynolds,
lBoehler and stanage; Wyckoff, Ben
der and schang. iss,i 4 e
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Errors Are Costly.
Louisville. May %. = Louisville's
four errors and Kansas City's fifteen
hits, several for extra bases, gave the
latter an overwhelming victory over
the locals.
R.H.E.
Kansas City ..............11 15 1,
Louisville -. ..'.............. 2 z 4
Delhi and Moore; Toney, Baker and
v. ,Clemons.
Game Postponed.
I ST. Paul-Cleveland game was post
poned on account of rain.
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Two. Home Runs.

Two Home Runs.
Baltimore, May 2S. Baltimore
made it two straight from Chicago by
winning the. game. In the sec
ond and seventh innings Meyer and
Duncan respectively made home runs,
each sending two Baltimore runners
in ahead.
R. H. E.
SulCdSQ U
and Freeman H
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Columbus Hits Hard.
Columbus, May 22.-Two triples by
Hinchman. a three basger and dou-
BILE by Bailey, a double by Miller and
Smiths single gave Columbus lead
/ nthe game, and won from Milwau-
kee in the sixth.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Kansas City Wins:

Brooklyn. May 22.-Byron Houck
pitched his first game in the Federal
league Yesterday and lost. The young
twirler, who jumped from organized
baseball when the Philadelphia Am
ericans released him recently to the
Baltimore internationals was wild in
the Sopening against Kansas City. This
and Il ragged defense by his team
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Il. &. RECEIPTS .
Premiums received 4 DUR
Ing tho year In Cash ~. :
Interest and Dividends
received during the
year 80. $50.
Amount received from air.
:: other sources ........
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PhIllie Lose.

PhlIie9 Lose.
Pittsburgh, May 23.-Infield hits,
three errors in the second inning. ter
minating with a triple with the bases
full, gave Pittsburgh six runs, enab-
ling them to win from Philadelphia.
r. H. 3.
PHILADELPHIA 2 5 8
Pittsburgh 10 1
Marshall. Jacobs and Doom: Burns.
Adams and Gibson.
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Z; CAPITAL
Amount of Capital Stock
paid up In full ~. 49,.

q (; LIABILITIES
Amount Of unearned pre-
.miums on all outstand-.
Ing risks ............. ).
All other Liabilities ~.
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Cilica9O Blanked,

{ Boston, May d The locals cons
nected for one run IN the first, after;
which an interesting pitchers. battle
yielding neither side q chance to score.
81. 5, *, r. II. d.
Chicago .. b. 1. s. :. p
Boston . J. &. i &, h. ]. !. o.
cicotts ana schalls; Foster and
Thomas.
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senators, ..streak Rroken.

Hagerman and Carisch; McHale,
Schulz and Gossetta Rogers.
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winona IL o O. o 900 1 1t
Grand Forks 20 o % 2 2 0 2 o IL
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: RECEIPTS

Total LiabilIties .... s
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Peters Is hitting at q merry. clip
these days. His two-bagger yesterday
opened up the locals. slammins cam
Quite q bunch. ssis
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Came Postponed.

ot. TduI-S,ItNeIdHu game was posi-
poned on account of rain.