The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-03
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" iii i0xA>N ) ANAAVveA IS.
II, WEDNESDAYS RESULTS !.
IN ,',s as# American Association: .,
Nfi1waukee 8, at Louisville ". >,'~%'
*y 81 a panl 2. at indianapolis l.a*.'T
2, at Toledo o.. -:
Kansas City-Columbus game posi-
poned-rain. ~ w. H. ~. - j.. w. :
M "A American League.
n III Washington II, at New YORK So
NJ 81 sDetroit s, at Cleveland .. 49,
"A W Chicago Z, at St. Louis D.
No games scheduled. So .- u.
3 $G I, &.s5 = National League.
V Cincinnati 5, at Chicago 8. =
NJ St. Louis s, at Pittsburgh ..
HI y New York 1, at Boston ..
Y, brooklyn 4, at philadelphia 49, !
.@;;.s Fargo N. D.-Fargo college base
> ~, team. for the first time In many
Years, disbanded beforasths close 20.
10 seasons playing during the last
WOOL A late start and lack OF ma
tarial were given as the reasons 1or
discontinutngR the playing scneaule.
u, FORMER wears the team was always
IN me fight for the state coheee
chanonionship, The school eld not
develop a track team this season.
u,dsoi,. Wis,-River fishing mere
has heen the best in years during Tue
first weeks of the pike season. Inc
,wan-eyed and sand pike have Deen
cumming in large numbers anu manS
limit catches have been reporteu'
IT, as;nneapolis, Neutrality-suspicious.
are heine made by fraternities OF
+he University of Minnesota TO en-
tartain the high school trackmen VINO
90 entered in the state interscholas-
10 tn he held here early In June.
High school track teams from eso.y
section of the state are entereu aru
expected at the state meet. IN tne
: acme particularly fast time Is e1,
dial meets which have been nelu
many of the teams have SHOWN uheA-
nected form and the, sprtnters nave
heen CLICKED through heats which m
dictate state records Will Kan th's
spring. el-s.-.s .$..e%s =
Now Prague, Minn.-Bohemian
athletes from all parts. Of the state
are in training: for the annual sokoi
to he held here June II, IL and 49,
according to an announcement mace
Nv the MANAGEMENT of the meet. This
vear's three-day event will be the Sec
ond annual meeting Of the state So
In1 The first meet was held in 1915.
None was held during the war. SUI
pvmnasts have entered the competl-
tion. Men, women and children Will
compete singly and in groups, lot
cups. medals and other trophies,
which are offered. ;, - ~ 81.
TYLER. Minn.-Two years ago this
Mace was virtually blown off the map
by a severe tornado. Since that time
the citizens have been busy rebuild
ing the town. :5s s ;s3 Is: ~.
Recently a baseball team was or
aanized. When the players reported
for the first evenings workout 1t was
found that there was mot "a single
baseball in the town and IT was
necessary to send to an adjoining
village for a ball and bat. l.,
Winona, MINI. Heavy losses Of
game fish are reported, caused BY the
recent flooded conditions OF brooks IN
southern Minnesota and western
Wisconsin. Farmers report hundreds
of game fish, including trout and
bass washed onto the fields by the
food waters, where they died. j..
GAINESVILLE, Minn.---The Southern
Clay county crow hunt, an annua!
event, is on and will continue until
June is. Two teams, both composed
of business, professional men and
farmers; are entered and will con-
tinue the killing Of crows until June
is when a statement OF kills will be
made by the leader Of both teams.
Shotguns and rifles may be used in
the hunts. ~'- .... y. q ~ =