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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
SPORTING NEWS

out of the park, June %. he had ban
ished twenty-five players since the
start of the This is more than
the combined efforts Of the nine UNI
pires in the American league. who
have chased only FL players so far as
latest available figures show.
Police were called during the series
with Cincinnati here to protect Byron,
from the wrath of the fans, 800 of
whom awaited him outside the park.
Branch Hickey, president of the st.
Louis club. appealed to President
Tener of the National league to take
Byron away from st. Louis. Hickey
feared personal injury to the umpire.
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BRAIN STORMS

Minneapolis Socialists propose to
raise a fund for the defense Of their
members who have refused to regis
ter and another fund to test the
validity of the draft act in the courts.
These Socialist leaders bitterly OPP
pose h draft because they do not
want to be compelled to night against
their friend, the Kaiser.
1t must be said for Henry Ford that
when he discovered he could not End
the war by getting the boys out Of the
trenches he began doing his big bit
In a financial way to end the war by
getting more boys into the trenches.
IT don't see that General Goethals
has made much Of a niche for him
self; ! understand the Panama canal
project was q f1zzle," says Senator
Gumsshoebill Stone Of Missouri. and
the senator is an expert izzler..
"America can be Of no help to the
Allies before 1913" says q Berlin
newspaper which probably has the
notion that General Pershing is over
in Paris for the purpose Of attending
a series of banquets and pink teas.
Secretary Redneld insists that the
porpoise is fine eating. We are will
ing to practice food economy to the
extent of letting Mi. Redfeld have
our share Of porpoise.
The young man who is undecided
whether to join the army or the navy,
might solve the problem by telling his
troubles to the marines.
THE position Of the pacinst In time
Of war IL most difficult" sayS Mis-
It's impossible.
General Grant said: what IL you
afrald9 Figure that the other
man = afraid. too. Go in and crush
him before he nnds you out"
6cesco ~ her grocefy supplies may
Be. 0efInAny'g food huneof h hardly
0oMaDsn1osete with her heeeA thlsa6.
EEE ~ 49, HELE HF-LN
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
GOLF CHAMP
IS DEFEATED
Clyde Graves Captures the
Northwest Amatuer Title
From Russell Smith.

Portland. Ore. June 27.-The de-
feat of Russell Smith of Portland, the
1916 northwest amateur champion, by
Clyde M. Graves of Spokane, and the
low qualifying score turned in by Miss
Agnes FORD of Seattle, WASH. in the
qualifying round of the women's golf
championship. were the features of
the second days play Of the annual
Pacific northwest golf championship
at the Waverly Country club yester-
day. The Graves-Smith match went to
the 22nd hole. J.. +. Neville of San
Francisco, former western titleholder,
continued to win today. Miss Ford
turned in a score of sc for the eigh-
teen holes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
SPORTSMAN
ORGANIZES BALL TEAM

Mt. Clemens, Mich, June 27.-Tom
Stephens, millionaire traveller and
sportsman, has organized a local base
ball team which is composed of noted
big league players and semi-profes-
sional stars. The team has not been
beaten this season. Marty Kavanagh,
formerly of h Detroit and Cleveland
Americans; Frank Bowerman, the old
New York National league backstop
and Fred Payne, n with the Chi
cago Americans. are in the lineup.
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TO RETAIN
CLUB BEING MADE

st. Joseph. Mo-, June 27.-Business
men Of st. Joseph have started a drive
to sell 5000 season tickets to raise
$4,000 and keep the Western league
club here. Officials OF the Commerce
club are back of the movement. The
team has not been drawing up to ex-
pectations.
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BOUT FOR
FOURTH CALLED OFF

Columbus, June 27.-The proposed
boxing contest between Bryan Dow
ney, q Columbus weY,erweight, and
Ted Lewis, claimant Of the British
championship, scheduled to be decid-
ed in the Columbus baseball park july
Z, is of. The promoters failed to in
G Lewis to accept the date. Mike
O,DoWd OF st. Paul or Charles White,
he Chicago lightweight, may meet
Downey instead. Joe Tinker, manager
Of he Columbus baseball club, is one
Of the promoters.
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HAS A C
FOR GUSHING PLAYERS

81. Louis. June William Byron.
the National league umpire. who
caused the suspension and fnins Of
Manager McGraw Of the New York
club because McGraw knocked him
down, 9 put o players out Of the
same this season than all Of the other
National. league umpires combined.
p Byron chased Manager Hug.
gins ana Bethel OF the St Louis club
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SHUTS OUT
WILDROSE TEAM

Grenora. N. D., June 27.-Grenora
shut out the wildrose aggregation in
a one-sided game June "a on the
local diamond. Batteries were An
derson and Broadland: Aune and
Peterson,
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CLOSE.
Cash GRAIN SALES.

Minneapolis, June 27.-No. 1 north
ern. 6 cars, $40 to 1851; No. Q
northern, s cars. $3.50 to $2.39; No. 3
wheat, 20 cars, 500 to $3.50; No. 4
wheat, 6 cars. 31.45 to 1921; Sample
grade. 20 cars, $3.50 to $40: Durum.
4 cars, $3.50 to $3.50.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Double Hender SnIt.

st. Louis. June 21.-st. Louis won
the first game Of yesterdays double
header in fifteen innings. Chicago
too the second game in seven in
nings. In the first game Baird OPEN
ed the fifteenth inning with a triple
and scored when Hendrix let loose a
wild pitch. Cruise hit a home run in
and vas called dout.
The second game was a free hitting
contest, Chicago driving Meadows and
Watson from the box in the fifth when
they scored five runs. The game was
called at h end Of the seventh on ac-
count Of darkness.
First Game r. H. e.
Chicago 900 o12 OIL 900 ooo-5 7 o
St Louis o2o 900 900 900 oo1-6 II 2
Demaree, Hendrix and Elliott;
A@ Second rae aamaM and Snyder Gonzales E
Chicago ......ooo PSI ooo-s 8 2
st. Louis ......o02 1870 0ox-6 8 o
seaton, Douglas and Wilson, Elliott;
Meadows, Watson, Mays and Con-
zales.
Rally Fails to Win.
Pittsburg. June 27.-Pittsburgh's
sensational ninth inning rally yester-
day fell n run short Of tying the
score, and Cincinnati nosed out the To-
calls. Pittsburgh's runs were scored
on six singles and a base on balls.
With two men on bases in the ninth,
Ward tried to dodge a wild pitch and
the ball struck hit bat. rolling to
Chase for, the third u The score:
Cincinnati 1000 2so o1oEs T. Il
Pittsburgh 1000 900 O05-5 IL 4
Schneider and Clarke; Cooper and
Fischer.
Giants Take Lead.
Philadelphia, June 26.-New York
Philadelphia, June 27.-New York
1rst game yesterday, 4 to 8, but the
home al regained the lead by win
ming the second. which went ten in
nfngs. Alexander suffered his third
straight defeat in the opening con-
test.
New wy York Gs ....soo oo1 oeeR1 r a E ;
Philadelphia 1000 oo2 o1o-s . 3
Tesreau, sallee and Rariden: Alexan-
der and Killifer. -"
Second Game r. n. r.
New York 1000 3o2 900 o-5 3 4
Philadelphia 900 900 02O Is 4 d
Perritt, Middleton. schupp and Rar-
iden; Mayer, Oeschger and e. Burns,
BROOKLYN Lases Two. T
BROOKLYN, June 327.-After winnfne
four saInes from Boston in two days,
Brooklyn lost . double header yester-
day. Brooklyn had Q lead Of s TO i in
tho mrs game. up to the 9th inning,
wheh Dell weakened and Boston won
~ making nve runs. In the second
eame Boston In the seventh innins
I'M behind again and made
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
E. BRENNAN JOINS
BUTTE, MONT, TEAM

Butte. Mont, June 27.-Ed Bren-
nan, recently Of the st. Louis Cardi-
mails. arrived in Butte last night and
Will play his first game for Butte to-
day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
CONCRETE WORKERS STRIKE
(Herald special serxice.1

jamestown. N. D., June 27.-The
nrst effects Of I. w. w. agitation waa
felt in this vicinity Monday afternoon
when ten concrete men employed by
Contractor Curran at the North Da-
kota state hospital. having charge Of
construction work on several new
buildings there, struck for higher
wages. The men were receiving 50
per day and demanded $3.50. They
were discharged Immediately and to-
day police officials aver that they have
all left town. The entire strike wa
q peaceful affair. according to ofnciala
at the state hospital. =
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AMER1cAN ASSOCIATION.
BASEBALL GAMES

NATIONAL.
At Philadelphia 3-6: New York As.
At Brooklyn .5-3; Boston 81.
At St. Louis 6-6: Chicago 5-S q in
1ings; dark).
At Pittsburgh s. Cincinnati 6.
Games Today.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
AMERICAN.
At Cleveland SIS; St. Louis 20.
At Chicago Pa; Detroit go.
At New York Z; Philadelphia 6.
At Boston 2, Washington 8.
Games Today.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington al Boston.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cobb Continues Stride.

Chicago, June 27.-Ty Cobb hit
safely in both games of a double
header here yesterday with Chicago
and as a result holds a record of safe
hitting in % consecutive games.
New York May 81. Today the
Georgian made three hits.
In the first contest the visitors
punched hits and took advantage OF
Chicago's loose playing. while the
locals were unable to do much with
Mitchell. who was backed by wonder
ful fielding. Heilman gathered four
game Chicago took advantase ''@ Of
James wildness and errors by Young
and Stanage, and then punched hits in
the third inning and won the game.
Score:
First game: r. H. E.
Detroit .......o31 10 o03-9 16 O
Chicago ......001 900 01O-2 6 3
Mitchell and Spencer: Benz, Wolf
Second game: r. H. r.
Detroit .......oo0 100 oo2-3 8 2
Chicago ......112 900 OOx-4 8 1
James, c. Jones and Stanage, Will
liams, Danforth and Lynn.
Cleveland Takes Two.
Cleveland. June 27.-Cleveland took
two games from st. Louis yesterday.
Sothoron had Cleveland shut Out in
the first until the eighth inning, when
q combination of hits and errors bv
Moore. recruit third baseman, gave
the locals five runs Poor work by
substitute outfielders allowed Cleve-
land to win the second contest In the
eighth inning. Score:
Ct. Louis 30 900 BOO = : = :
Cleveland 1000 600 o5x-5 3
sothoron and severeid: Basby,
Second game: r. H. e.
st. Louis .....ooo 10 600 Ii o
Cleveland 1000 O02 O4x-6 II q
Groom and SEVERED; Lambeth.
Morton. coveleskie and Billings.
johnson Wins Own Game.
Boston, June 27.-Washinston de-
feated Boston yesterday largely
through a timely hit by Walter John
son In the ninth inning. which scored
the winning run Score:
Washington 100 oo1 oo1-3 IL i
Boston .......0O1 900 O01-2 II =
Shaw, Johnson ana Ainsmith; Mays
and Thomas. -
Yankees Take Seventh.
New York. June 27.-New York
defeated Philadelphfa here yesterday
for the seventh straight time, New
York won in the ninth inning BY scor-
Ing three uns on q base on balla.
three singles. . Wild pitch and 1 Wild
throw By Witt.
Strunk hit . homo run and Two
singles scored three runs ana ~
leepted seven chances in oentsr laeId,
Score: -
Philadslphia !. 200 oo1 es9-S Il =
New York ....3e0 ee1s cor :
Bush, EhlkonbOrG ana Ms~r
echang; cutlsp. Low. ahawksy ~
lGunAMakAE
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LIVESTOCK

South St, Paul, Mimi. June 81
Hogs: Receipts 1900. 10 to Csc low
to 14.75. Cattle: Receipts 1000;
killers 10c lower; cows and heifers
$7.25 to 1850; stockers and feeders
mostly soc lower per week, $500 to
S.75; steers $500 to 1850; calves
steady $3.50 to IA. Sheep: Receipts
200, steady; lambs 500. to 1850;
yves. $500 to $50: wethers $500 to
1925.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City 6, Indianapolis 2.
At Minneapolis Z. Columbus 2.
At Milwaukee 2, Toledo 1.
At st. Paul-Louisville, not schedul'
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Chicago. Ill, June 27.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts 10000. weak: bulk $14.7O to
1850; mixed $14.45 to 1875; rough
$14.40 to 1855; light $14.1O to 1926:
heavy $14.40 to 1885; pigs $11.00 to
1920. Cattle: Receipts 2,100, weak;
native beef steers $3.50 to 1890;
stockers and feeders $3.50 to 10:
calves $11.50 to 1915; cows and heif-
ers $5.75 to 11.S0. Sheep: Receipts
$4,000. weak; wethers $500 to 1855;
springs $14.00 to 1850; lambs $11.OO
to 1850.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27

Sioux City. Ia. June 27.-Hogs:
Receipts 10000, 10c under yesterdays
average; estimated tomorrow 5000;
range $14.60 to 1910: plain light
$l4.60 to 1880; mixed SASS to
1915; good. heavy $500 to. $3.50;
$500 to 1910: rought heavy s14.16
to 1885. steady to 10c lower. Cattle:
Estimated tomorrow 1900; stockers
dull. Sheep: Receipts 900. steady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27

General Grant sid: what II Won
= afraid9 Figure that the other
man - afraid. too. Go In and crush
him before he finds you out" "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
FARM PRODUCE

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27

1.-THE position Of the pacinst In time
Of war IL most diflcult," sayS Miss
Jane Addams. It's worse than that
It's impossible.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27

The young man who is undecided
whether to Join the army or the navy,
might solve the problem by telling his
troubles Il the marines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-10

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i'd nid]t lm."
limb bob Ou 0os erIte Wlal alriid
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-10

9Iugenblide bitten. Seben Sie, mir
bdngt ooror, mein mogli1ltes 81 tin,
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ipcni1ett Gugen oitigefauft ieiu miro.
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5eiete BroIpefte Der Gocieooo oe
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nen olinfelbGutige igeMinennrbeiter groB
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-10
(6. fSorfIebltna.)


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cridittert. Cine 70 uneripartete
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-10

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bon Cumberland.
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ben, ooB N1ortiu Better ieine Shwes
Itern iiberrcoct botte, 6ie @robit1tte
ouf Dem O}t. Gornel.S .Srieoboie 81
berfoufen. Ser 8eiibtitel oes @rob.
plates ouf oem 2ouoou-Earf 5rieo-
bofe lit ongeblih ouf ieineu glomcn
ii6ertraacn porOen. Gr mei9ert iid,
Ieinen SApeItern Die GrIoi6niB 81
ge6en, eir Denfmol oilf Dem @robe
3il erri6ten, ma bat ailgeblid) lelllell
5omilien, ,9(ngeb0rigen nit geriht-
Iider @erfolouns gcorobt.
S1oDeneriobtla
9(oelqioe Collins bot bic 09olti-
more Sroniit 60" uuo oie nllniteo
GailwoDs & electric Go.~ ioipic
2oiiis 9louitcin einen Sdn0ler fir
oic D9(mericun Oil Go.g peaen Ser.
lebilneen, 0ie iie in elmer Golliiion CT.
belt ouf $4,000 S6aOenerioe ber-
flagt. U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-10

9[nluB cine fleine 9ieoe oiisqeoadt, in
ipel1er CT eirunaI Dor ben @ltern feline
Bldue uno ibre @egriinoung entipit-
feln iUollte. Gr iei fem @elebrter,
fagte er, oas tpiiBten feline @ltern; er
liebe 0oS Eennii6e uno ons @anos
tperflicbe; en- babe ous glbitiiriium nir
maben pollen, Inn ons 8olpte9nifiiHl
Geiuben 3u f0imen; MN iei eS nifts
init ieinem eriten Blan; er babe iid
aiif etiDas nloeres beiiinen miiiien,
ilno er iDiile ieBt, pas er tpolle, ndm-
lid <nitbnnoperfer, nn lieblten
Gunlti6loiier modte CT iperoen itno
in Wdtnben miiiie er eS lernen.
g@orim geraoe in Dliir9en2"
frogte @obltrolt, Der i'm 1tillen einen
Goiteniiberidloe fir sic 2ebr0eit iei-
mes Sobnes mo6te iino i'm nit oenI
etnes polDtebnii9en Stuotitms ber'
glih.
9as fiinItleriihe &anonerf meroe
nur in Wfiin1en ODER Dresden oroent.
lid) eelebrt, nieiilte @erDort.
,,S0r NAL iaete Bobltraur be-
oenflif, noas ipollen mir ms nod IN
gfube iibcrlegen. DAP eS feinen 8ped
bat. oi9 nod folhen 8eueniiien nod
iUciter olifs @Dmnoitiml 81 i6iden,
oas IeuHtet mir alleroings Elm. glber
init oem fiinltlerii1en &ononerf un0
0er buitoiperfliHen @1mit lit es cine
unlicbere So1e SD babe fem ero'
Bes 8ertrduen bo5u, oas nuib iG Dir
icgen. Sn oieien idledten 8eiteii
beiBt es alifs @roftiihe oenfen; oein
@oter fam Dir elm Qieo oaoon lin,
gen." llno Serr @obltroltt nidte
benz iiingen Wloine beoeutrngsboll
sl, tDobreno @erbort Oie enti6ieoene
Dfiene deiete, Die er felt ieinem WliB-
aeiHid nn5unebnien pflegte, memn es
iib I'M feline 9lngelegenbeiten ban
6elte.
oSSbr jlingen 2eilte nebnlt oas al.
les redJt leidt," flibr @obltroiit fort;
aibr bobt INNER gebobt, mas ibr
Drouht, eilre 9leicer, euer giien iuio
eucr @erguiigeu obenorein; ibr bobt
cuA uidt beiouncH pober es fonlut