davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-10

nj hOcejo zgubo, katero lmaJo ra-
di spremenjenihs trznih razmer
kratkomalo naloziti na rame svo
iih delavcev. Da vzdrze industri-
jo ma nogah Sc pravi, ola mora O.
stati dobiGek ravno tolik kot Je
bill.
New York, 9. dec. United
Textile Workers of America bodo
"prekrizali ia most kadar pridejo
do NIGGA, je John Golden, pred
sednik organizacije izjavil danes,
ko Sc ga ie informiralo 0 namenu
tovarnarjev volnenega In bombaz-
mega blaga drzavah New Eng
land in New York, ceS, da bodo
znizali place "a % in pol procen-
tov
Mr.. Golden nj omenil nicesar
glede tega kaj bo storila unija
predilnih delavcev ce Sc namen to-
varnarjev izpolne. On je mnenJa,
da toliko casa dokler ne poskusa-
jo tovarnarji svojega namena u
dejstviti nimajo delavci nicesar "a
reel.
Delavske vesti cd drugod. /,
Pine Bluff, Ark, 9. dec. = V
soboto bo tukajsnja lokalna ma
prava pripadaioea druzbi Long
Bell Lumber Co. zaprla syoje pro
store. Lesna druzba naznanja, ola
so temu vzrok slabe trzne razme-
re. Sesto MOI bo izgubilo delo.
Knoxville, Tenn, 9. dec, Ten
nessee Copper druzba in Dicktown
Sulphur, Copper and Iron Co. sta
danes naznanili, da bosta zmanJ-
Sail vsem svojim delavcem place
"a deset odstotkov. Druzbi lastu-
ieta velike bakrene rudnike Cop
perhillu.
Toledo, Ohio, 8. dec. = George
F. Wilson, generalni delavniski
! delovodja je naznanil, da DO ma
16 dee. New York Central Rail
road Co. Zaprla vSe SvOJe Camp
bell delavnice.
To naznanilo vsebuje tudi lzJa-
vo. da bodo delavnice ostale zapr-
te "a nedolo6eno dobo in da bo ra-
di tega izgubilo delo 500 delavcev.
Obvestilo o tenn Sc je pribilo ma
stene V delavnicah. Reeeno Je, da
Sc obdrzalo pri delu samo one de
lavce, ki popravljajo vozove in To-
komotive.
Rochester, 9, dee. - Veliki IL
darski in sploh gradilski podJetnl-
li so naznanili, da bodo znizall
svoJim delavcem place od 10 do
% in pol centa ma uro. Prlzadete
bodo vse vrste gradilnih delav-
cev.
Zidarii imajo zmanjSano place
| "a II centov ma uro ostali pa "a
% in pol centa. DvanaJststo moz
je prizadetih.
Podjetniki izjavljaio, da 50 ce-
ne gradilnega materijala sic znat-
no navzdol in zategadel. moraJo
nekoliko bremena nositi tudi de
lavci, da Sc znizajo Gene stavbam,
] Taxa vznemirjajoea poroclla
prihajajo IL vseh stranl dezele.
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DULUTH.
n,,1I1TH GRAIN.

Dn,uth. Mimi, June 1.-The market
in mar turned weak today under OF.
ferinRs and absence of support IRON
any quarter. Reported loading o.
Argentine seed at Buffalo for TINS
point was a bearish factor. May nas
closed 3 cents off at $4.09, hlgn s4.ls
bid. low $4.09. and october 3 cents OH
at $4.o2 nominally.
cents up at Sail; July 4 IA cents up
at s2.Oe l-2, and September IA
cents up at $3.50 bid. Oats closed 3-4
cents up at $1.01@1.o6 for spot and
barley unchanged for spot at $l.O5W
Wheat-No. 1 dark northern on
track. s2.s0@3.o5 nominal; No. :
dark northern, s2.70@3.o0 nominal:
No. 3 dark northern. $2.70g2.SSo
nominal; No. ! northern, {2.65 ga.Sg
nominal; No. . northern, !2.60g2.7S
nominal: No. 8 northern. $2.55@2.7O
nominal: No. l amber durum on
track. sass: No. 2 amber durum'
$3.50: No. l mixed durum on track.
$e.S1: No. 2 mixed durum. $2.7S; No.
i durum on track. $2.S1; No. 2
oo Linaeed DO track, .4.os;s arrive,
s4.0s: July. $4.0s; October, s4.o2
nominal.
Oats-On track. $1.01@1.06.
Rye-On track and arrive. Sail;
July. $s.o2 IL asked; September,
$3.50 bid.
Barley-on track. ;1.e5@1.45.
Duluth. Mimi. June Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat 49,
500 bushels: oats $500 bushels: bar
ley 500: rye 125.s00 bushels; fax
1000.
Shipments: Oats 1900; barley g.
400: rye $4,000.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat
Nos l and . dark northern and Nos
I and . northern 5: No. 5 dark nor
thern and No. 5 northern g.: Nos J.
and : amber durum and Nos 1 and 2
au-un: 8: other spring II; other
5ururt 5. other winter 2; mixed %:
all wheat s.: fax 2: oats /: rye 80:
harley /: all grains 1os. On track not
ETeo
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MARKET NEWS
=, NEW YORK.
New York, June ALMOST without
exception losses at the outst Of to-

New York. June ALMOST without
exception losses at the outst Of to-
days stock market were extended dur
ing the morning. Additions II the in
itial setback included Unit{d Fruit
Sumatra Tobacco, Chandler Motor and
Motor specialties al extreme occasions
Of 2 to 3 points. High grade oils met
with occasional support and crucible
steel recovered much of ~ts|reversal.
Rails rallied later on buyinr Of Rock
Island. St. Louis and San Francisco,
Missouri Pacific and Southerp railway.
Call money failed to reflect tie furth-
er stringency in time funds opening
at six per cent. There was ! renewal
OF liquidation in Liberty binds, the
second As declining 1.64 pet cent.
Heavy selling accompanied the re-
sumption Of trading on the stock ex-
change today. Further credit con-
traction was indicated by the higher
discount rates announced over the
weekend by the federal reserve
hanks of this city and ChicsEo. LOSS
greatest. weakness being SHOWN by
Crucible, Bethlehem and Republic
steels, Mexican and Pan; Am erican
petroleums. Studebaker, American
Locomotive. Baldwin LOGON olive and
affiliated industrials. Rails also re-
acted under lead of UniG1 Pacific,
and Pacific and Rock Islatd.
Shorts pushed their advantage dur
ing the stagnant mid-session, making
furuther attacks against motors and
their subsidiaries as welt is equip
word from Washington,
where the supreme, court was ex-
pectedA to render: several important
financial decisions.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-01
PEMBINA DEFEATED :.
THE HALLOCK TEAM
ON MEMORIAL A

Hallock, Mimi, May 31.-Pembina
baseball team defeated Hallock by a
o Of 2 to 1 at the Memorial day
program neld mere today.
One of the greatest crowds ever
seen in Hallock assembled for the
occasion. a number of Canadian SOL
diers being included among tho a.
500 people present.
'Henion and Turner were the bat
terry for Pembina and Jenkins. and
Bouvette appeared for Hallock. The
summaries are:
r. II. E.
Fembfna = 2
Hallock 2 /:
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Scobey Team Badly
Defeated By Geneva

Geneva, y. D., June 1.-Geneva
kept Scobey, Mont, from getting a
score in a game. played Saturday.
while Geneva scored at ease, making
IL runs. *.
A second game was scheduled for
Sunday but. had TO be postponed on
account Of wet grounds. Score:
r. H. f.
Geneva IA 16 l
Scobey 0 . 4
Batteries: Polling and B~roadland;
Wilson and T., Raw,
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o'DoWD 10 BE REFEREE.

st. Paul, Mimi, June 1.-Mike
o'Dowd, former middle weight box
ing champion Of the world, who lost
his title to Johnny. Wilson recently in
Boston on a referees decision, is in
St: Paul to remain here until June s
when he will return TO New York to
ranged for. him in eastern cities.
ODowd declared on his arrival that
he 10 working for q chance to meet
Wilson again. His only reference to
the loss Of his title was ''the referees
decision was q greater shock to me
than any Of Wilson'S punches"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, May 31-Cleveland made
1t two straight from Detroit today,
winning the morning game, 3 to S,
and the afternoon contest, Z to 3. In
the morning, the Indians came from
behind and won bys terrific hitting.
Morning game d
Detroit ...... 30 o2o ooo-5 5 o
Cleveland . 200 012 22x-9 II 1
Dauss and Stanage; Meyers, Me
haus and O'Neil.
Afternoon game
Detroit ...... 900 600 o12-s IS 2
Cleveland -. 900 221 2ox-7 s 2
Stanage; Bagby and O'Neil.
st. Louis Wins Ono.
st. Louis, May 21.-After seven
straight losses. St. Louis defeated
Chicago, 2 to 0. in the first game of
the double-header here this afternoon,
Smoker holding the visitors safe
throughout. Chicago won the second
game. 5 to 3. in ten innings, Scores:
Chicago ..... 900 900 1000 g. 8
st. Louis -. o1o 600 1ox-2 : 2
Faber and schalk; Shocker and
SEVERED. :.
Second game
r. II. E.
Chicago -. oo2 100 900 $50 o
st. Louis >. 100 900 o02 % Is L
Williams and Lynn; vangilder. &Da-
WIS, BurWell, Sanders and Billings.
Ruth Gets Twelfth Homer.
New York. May 31.-New York
took two games from washington to-
day. winning the morning contest, Z
TO s, and the afternoon game. 10 to
I. Both games were marked by
heavy hitting. In the aeterndpn Ruth
knocked his twelfth homie run.
Scores:
Morning game-
New York ~. oo1 oo5 eo1-7 Ii 2
Shaw. Carlson, Schacht and Ptci..
mich; Masridge And Hannah.
Afternoon game
Washington o13 400 ooo- u @
New York $50 7o2 osx-1o Is 5
Red sox and Yauks Break Even.
Boston. May s1.-Boston and Phil
adeiphta divided honor. this after
noon: Pennock's superior pitching
and his own single. which drove over
two runs, accounted tor Bostjn,s win
ming the first, s 70 1. The visitors
took early advAn4aee. Of. Harperss
yildneas n the second. winnings te4s
Philadsiphia 90 81 sss--I 8
second same
r. II. u.
s ssssss :;
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DRIVER IN AUTO
RACE IS KILLED

Hanford, Cal, May 31.-James M.
Drake, driving in the annual Memoir
ial day 15-mile automobile race here
today. was instantly killed. and c. W.
Mcdonald, his ~mechanician. suffered
injuries from which he died, when
their a crashed into a fence on the
first. lap.
II minutes, 5 seconds. Eleven cars
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Detroit. 5-a; Cleveland. 81.
Washington. SIS New York. 7-1O.
Philadelphia. 10; Boston. ga.
Chicago, 0-5; st. L6uis, o.3 (Second
0 innings).
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Brinsmade And Rugby
Play Exciting Game

Brinsmade, n. D., June l.-Brins-
made defeated Rugby on the Brins-
made grounds by "a score of Z to 2.
The game was fast and exciting and
was witnessed by a large crowd. Both
of the pitchers, Sweeny n Brandt,
were in good form. Score:
r. H. E.,
Rugby ........ooo 01O .o1o-e 5 /:
Batteries: Brinsmade, Sweeny and
Bennett; Rugby, A. Brandt and 3.
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CHEVROLET TO
Be GIVEN HIS
PRIZES TODAY
Wins Race by Making Sec
ond Best Time For 500
Miles on Big Speedway

Indianapolis. June l.-Ciaston Chew
ro!e:. of Indianapolis, who won the
eighth international renewal Of the
800 mile auto race at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway yesterday in an In
diaoapol;s built car, will be awarded
his man trophies at a banquet to be
given ali the drivers by the citizens of
Indianapolis tonight. C~hevrolet's time
Of 5:40:15.14 IS second only I o the
record made Tor the local course by
Ralph dc Palma in 1915. Chevrolet
maintained an average speed Of 1916
niles per hour.
II. will receive the speedway prize
or 10000; citizens lap prizes of ST.
accessories prizes, and the Wheeler
Schebler cup. the Prest-O-Lite trophy
and the Strauss silver tea set.
Rene Thomas. who finished second
10 Chevrolet yesterday, drove to a
~hard-earned victory. Thomas finished
in ~5:43:02.o9, an average speed Of
s1.45 miles per our. He received s10.-
900 in prize money and 500 for lead
ing seven laps Of the race.
Tommy Milton. who finished third.
will be awarded $1,000 in prize money.
Jimmie Murphy finished fourth and
will get $500.
Much Hard Luck.
Ralph de Palma. the favorite before
the race. who took the lead sho, ~
after the 27S mile mark and held it
until within 30 miles of the finish will
get $4,000 in speedway prize money
for finishing fifth and $4,000 in lap
prizes. De Palma's car caught fire
twice within a mile, costing him first
place.
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Minot Wins The Last
Game By A Score OF
6 To +; Series Even

Minot, n. D., May s1.-The fourth
and last game of the Minot series was
won by Minot Monday, the scoreshe=
ing 6 to 1. Shirley. pitching for Minot.
allowed only two hits and struck out
ten men. Fulton started the game for
Grand Forks and was relieved in the
third inning by F%airchild. Both pitch
ers were hit hard. Score: r. H. E..
Grand Forks ............. 2 ?
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BERT BONDS.

New York, June Liberty bond
prices at>1l:55.. a. IA. today were: 3
LES 1924; first As $3.50; second As
$500; first 4 LAS S7.06; second 4 Las
1920; third 4 Las 1920; fourth 4
LAS $40; Victory 8 3~-4's95.e0: Vic
tory 4 3-4's 1916. 4
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PRODUCE.

New York. June Butter steady;
receipts, 9,10s; creamery higher than
extras. &C l-e@ 81; creamery extras
992 scorc), 60; firsts (SS tool score),
Eggs irregular; receipts, 23,s42;
storage'packed extra f1rsts 46@47;
firsts, A@45 1-2; fresh gathered ex-
ira firsts, 40 5;. f1rsts, o4l31-2@4s.
Cheese EASIER receipts, q. I73; state
whole milk fats. held specials, white
and colored, 31@32; ditto average
run, 80; state whole milk fats, current
make specials. white and colored. Is
OPS IL; do average rum. 1902 1-2.
freight IS to 20 by express. 20 to 70;
fowls 50; old ROSTERS! 81: turkeys
80. Dressed steady: brothers frozen
20 to IS; chickens frozen, SO to 49,:
fowls fresh 80 to AZ 1-2;i frozen 80
to. 43; old ROSTERS fresh rs to 81:
frozen "a to 2s; turkeys. frozen 81
to Sc. 81. -. - -
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GRAIN TABLE
ST. PAUL

SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE STo1
South St. Paul. June Hog re-
.ceipts 1900. 2o@25c lover; range
$13.55614.O0: bulk Sl3.se613.:5
Cattle receipts 5000: killers strong
Csc higher: fat steers s7.es@I3e5:
cows and heifers s7.o06l.:5: calves
strong $5.o0@1z.75: aocker and
feeders strong $500 1890.
Sheep receipts 100. steady: lAmts
$500 1900 wethers Ss.ooG12.oo;
ewes $5.0o611.5o.
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Much a Luck.
AMERICAN ASSN
Miners Gather 10 Hits.

Minneapolis, June 1.-Eighteen
hits, two of them homers. were OBJ
tanned by Minneapolis, and st. Paul
lost the morning game. 10 to 3. James
Allowed but five hits and got a hon.
er himself Score:
St. Paul 80. 100 900 900 ) S )
Minneapolis, . o1o o54. o2x-12 IS ;
Williams, Brown and McMenemy;
James and Ownes.
Three Home Runs.
st. Paul, Mimi, June 1.-Sawyer's
two home runs, one with a man on
base, and Lowdermilk's f%our-base
clout gave Minneapolis enough runs to
peat st. Paul, in the afternoon game
yesterday, 4 to 5. Score:
Minneapolis :. oo1 900 21o-4 . /
st. Paul $500. O2O OV1 OOO-3 ? o
Lowdermilk and Mayer: Merritt,
Hall and McMenemy. sHargrave.
Brewers Take Double Header.
Milwaukee, Juno milwaukee,
won%a double-header from Kansas
Kansas City 600 oo1 900 s I
Milwaukee :. 301 402 oox--10 IA g.
Woodward. Tuero and Brock: Nc
"heeney and Castor.
Second game
Kansas City 0 DOL 600 5 4
Milwaukee -. 10l 100 O01--4 II 0
Horstman and Brock; Schulz and
CASTOR.
Fory-Nine Hits Made in Two Games.
Columbus, June Toledo won the
odd game Of the series by winning
Yesterday afternoon 1917, after Colum-
u had won the morning game. 3 to
z. Thlrty1-one hits for q. total of as
bases were made by the two. teams.
Scores:
Morning game
Toledo ...... 900 100 100 10 i
Columbus 80. 0:0 900 1913 8 2
stryker and Murphy; Barger and
Afternoon game
Toledo ..... OIL 400 211-1o - i
Columbus -. .230 1O1 900 Z IL 4
Nelson, Brady, Dubuc and MUIR
ply; George, McQuillan. Sherman
and Hartley.
Indians Take Two.
Indianapolis. June 1.-1ndianapolis
defeated Louisville in both games.
the scores of both contests being 2 to
]. The econ contest went is in
nings before Rehg hit safely with a
MAJ on second base. winning the
game. Petty hurled the entire 1s in
nings, after pitching eight innings
Sunday. Scores:
First game
Louisville $50. 900 900 1901 Z /
Indianapolis o1o O1o oox-2. 6 /
Long. Wright and Meyer; Rogg
and Gossett.
Second game
Louisvine- e.
900 900 e1o 900 900 o-1 ~ 2
Indianapolis
900 100 900 900 900 ID IL 3
and Hen1ine.
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ASSOCIATION.
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday.
st. Paul. 80; Minneapolis, 1874.
Toledo. 2-10;. Columbus. 81.
Kansas City, 10; Milwaukee, 1914.
Louisville. lin Indianapolis, 2-2.
game 16 innings).
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CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

r Games Yesterday. :.
New York. 2-1; Brooklyn, SIS.
Boston. AZ; Philadelphia, 1-3.
st. Louis. Sd; Pittsburgh. ~.
Cincinnati, "a; Chicago, 80.
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Games Yesterday.
Drayton 6, Cavalier 4.
st. Thomas 3. Crystal /.
Walhaala ga, Neche "a. (First
game 1S innipgs.)
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All crops are Improving some
Hs1cel q eelHing depn. Why not
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Meadows Wins Fifth.

Meadows Wins Fifth.
' Philadelphia. June 1-Meadows yes
terday afternoon pitched his first game
iinc being injured Two weeks ago
and turned in his fifth straight~r vic
tory. 3 to ., against Boston. Outfield-
er Eayres. hero of Boston's victory
this morning, to ]. pitched the aft
ernoon game and had a bad inning in
which the locals cored all their runs.
Eayres was injured in scoring Bos-
tons second VI and wasg carried to.
the bench. Scores: :.-h s. 60.
Morning game
r. H. e.
Boston ...... 1o1 900 o02-4 9 i
Philadelphia 900 DOC 01O-1 3 $.
Oeschger and Gowdy; Smith, Wei
merit and Witherow.
Afternoon game
r. H. E.
Boston $3.50. 600 100 01o-2 Q 3
Philadelphia 003 900 Oox-3 S /
. Eayres, Hearn and O'Neill, @Gowdy;
Meadows and Tragresser.
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CHICAGO.


Chicago, June EecelptS
IL, 0o0;. beef steers~15 to 40 cents
higher;s heavy gaining most: early
top heavy 1875: top yearlings 1850.
she stock steady to Is cents higher;
prime heavy cows 1850; bologna and
heavy butcher bulls strong: light
butcher bulls active: full steady:
calves mostly SO cents higher: top
vealers 1900; feeders Is to Is cents
higher.
Hog receipts $4,000. mostly IS
cents lower than yesterdays average;
heavy very dull: bulk all weights
to rs cents higher.
Sheep receipts 10000; best grades
mostly steady: others weak: choice
spring lambs 1880: choice and pri-
mary shorn ewes 1000 to 1880; me-
dunn feeding lambs 100.
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RACING YACHT LEAVES.

Green Port, l.. L., June 1.-THE
sloop yacht Vanite, candidate. for the
honor of defending the Americas cup
against Sir Thomas Lipton's sham
rock Nv, in July, left here this after
noon in tow for Newport. where she
will resume her series against the
Resolute Thursday:
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+ GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

| Chicago, June Corn prices went
up with a rush today. The chief reason
was that receipts were not nearly as
large as had been looked for. Posi-
bilities Of further railway labor diff
culties also acted as a stimulus to buy
ers. who meanwhile appeared to ig-
nore any change of bearish effects
from an increase of the federal re-
serve discount rate. Opening prices
which ranged from LAC decline to
two cents advance. was followed by a
sharp general upturn.
Bullish crop reports gave independ-
ent strength to PATS. After opening is
to 7:8 cents higher. including July at
50 So to 80 ga, the market jumped
to ascent.
Eggs lower: receipts 34.524 cases:
firsts 80: ordinary firsts 35l-2 to
Sc; at mark. cases included 81 +, So:
storage packed extras AZ L. TO as:
storage packed firsts ~ IL to 4is-4:
poultry alive higher; fowls SIS
POTATOES.
Chicago, June 1.-Potatoes, er-.c
receipts 81 cars; Northern Nh1.s
sacked and bulk $3.50 q SIS: osH.
steady; Florida, barrels. No. /. SaAM
@15.25; NJ. 2, 312.25@1f.7s-
PRODUCE.
Chicago. June Butter 1ncseArst-
ed: receipts 17.4es tubs: c-e1usrrr
extras So 1-2: first 47dsi: ss.a1,ds
Al GAS: standards 81 IL
Cheese unchanged.
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The ruling that physicians may
MI only 100 quarts whiskey per-
Sc: Dtions quarterly is understood to
be based upo a desire to save more
Of the doctors from writer's cramp,
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LIBERTY BONDS,

New York, June. Closing prices:
3 1-2's, 91.20; first As, $3.50; second
As, 86.12; first 4 las. $3.50; second
4 las, $3.50; third 4 LAS, $3.50:
fourth 4 LAS. 1913; Victory 3 3-4's
S5.9s; Victory 4 3-4's, 1888.
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Brooklyn. June brooklyn took
a double-header from New York yes
terday, winning in the morning, So.
and taking the afternoon contest, 5
to l.. Score:
Morning game
New York -. oo1 900 oo1-2 II 9
Douglas, Winters. Hubbell and Sny-
der: Grimes and Miller. >
Afternoon game
New York -. 900 G0 ooo-1~ 5 5
Brooklyn $3.50. 100 Oo1 30x-5 . /
Barnes, Douglas and Smith; Mann
IA and Miller.
St Louis Pirates Break Even. 7
Pittsburgh. June 1.-St. Louis and
the visitors winning the morning game
5 to 4, and losing the afternoon CON
test. Z to 4. Scores:
Morning game .
r. H. E.
St. Louis 80. o2o 10 o1o-5 II o
Pittsburgh . 900 900 130-4 10 0
sherdell and Jacobs; Ponder. Mea-
dor, Watson. Cooper and Schmidt. .
St. Louis -. OH o1o 900 5 o
Pittsburgh . 1O2 900 04x-7 10 4
Doak and Clemons: Hamilton.
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Reds and Cubs Break Even.
Chicago. June Chicago and Gin
cinnati broke eve yesterday In a
doubie:header, the locals winning the
morning game, 3 to 2, in ten innings.
and the visitors taking the afternoon
game, 4 to 2. About $4,000 persons
saw the games, the gates being clos
ed when the afternoon game started.
In the morning, Alexander's home
u in the tenth won the game and
gave him his eleventh straight vic
tory. Scores:
Morning game
Cincinnati . o1o 900 o1o % 10 i
Chicago ..... 001 900 100 ID 81
Fisher and Wingo; Alexander and
Killefcr.
Afternoon game
r. H. E.
Cincinnati . o1o 900 12o-4 10 2
Chicago 1000 COL ,O01-2 s O
Ring and Wingo; Martin and Kille-
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GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis. June Wheat re-
ceipts. 349 cars. compared with 1913
cars a year ago. s
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1890 UkEAlN-TYABEE. "
Oats Open. High. Low. Close.
July $50 s:85N s..S8A .85% .87%
Sept. ..:.. - .7f% .7sK .74%
July :....1.e1 1861 1.o1 1.s4h
July ...:.1.44h LAB . ,1.44h 1.4s
Sept. .....1.3l 1.34% f1.31 1.34
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GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Minneapolis, Mimi. June 1.-Flour
unchanged. Shipments 57,132 bar
rels. Bran $500.
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I. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Dodgers Take Two From Giants.

Brooklyn. June Brooklyn took
a double-header from New York yes
terday, winning in the morning, 5-2,
and taking the afternoon contest, 5
to 1. Score:
Morning game
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