davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
Hrozna bitka ma politickom
xslAnf - S;n+ovo " ,,;+r;.,,

|shromazdenie. Ma shromazdenf po.
ystala bitka medzi socialistmi q
pudakmi. Jednemu socialistovi
|l'udaci yypiohli oko, takze mu w
tieklo, druhemu podobne, treti
nal vybite 4 zuby, stvrty rozpol
tene lice a odrezane perry (gamby)
|piaty NAL odrezaneho stvrt kils
masa ruky, siesty utekal k Va
hu SO sekerou zat'atou do hlavy
Asi 10 socialistov bolo l'ahsie ra.
meme. z l'udakov dostal ranu ma
hlavu, Vilmos Holicka a este jede;l
gazda.
Cesko- -Slovensko dostane ne.
mecke lode. Americky arbiter Hi.
mes uverejnil svoje- rozhodnutie Q
rozdelenf lod 'neho parku na Odre.
Nemecko ma postupit' Cesko-Slo-
vensku 33,700 tdn nakladnych 81
nov 5,340 ton parnikov, okrem
toho niekol'ko prfstavnych parnie
kov " Stetine a pristane Kovnu.
Pol 'sko dostane 10000 ton nakl.
elnov. a '4,66O ton parnikov.
Milionove ztraty Drevarske-
no uc. spolku v Bratfslave. Ia Mi
nuly rok Drevarsky nc. sp. v Bra
tislave vykazuje pri ucastinnej l.
stine 15 milionov kor. a rezervdch
/ 500, 900 kor., ztratu 10,530,975.O7
kcs., to jest dve tretiny celeho
- Spojene mlyny &c. spoil. v
Bratislave v ceskych rukach. Ne
davno zalozena tato spolocnost'
prevzala 5 mlynov Borsod-Misko-j
mlynskeho koncernu, to-
tiz mlyny Cani, Kosiciach, VeP.
kom Sarisi pri Presove, Spis. N.
Vsi a v Lucenci. Spolocnost je u
tvorena pri finanenej 1casti Ces-
zej priemyselnej a hospodarskej
oanky V Prahe.
= Proti vybojnosti csl. priemy-
lu. (CSTK.) V Budapest. pojed-
lava5a Q tom, ako by chranili ma
'arskys priemysel pred "cesko-
'lovenskaf Nsboanost QUA pred
nemcckeho rakuske-
10 priemyslu. Zahranieny obchoa
Mad 'arska je 1plne pasivny fl
lanena situacia tiez vyzaduje O.
'hranu. Mad 'arske priemyselne
truly Ease obavaju sa tarify "a
Italy stanovisko proti nej. Maj
,iac hlavybolenia zapricinuje ze-
eziarsky obchod. Ma jednom "a
edani spravnej rady krajinskeho
,eleziarskeho svazu predseda Sa-
ori poukazal ma silnd vybojnost
isl. zeleziarskeho preimyslu. Csl.
vlada odopre1a vydat' dovozn5
,ovolenie pre- zelezo Rima-mu-
'anskych zeleziarni. Interesovana
,polocnost' vraj marne dokazova-
a Wade, ze takeho druhu zelezo
"a v CSR. nedoraba, csl. vlada ne
oovolila. Pan Satori ziadal podob-
al ochranu pre- mad 'arsky zele-
.iarsky priemysel. Mad 'arska do
1ozna komisia dovolila dovoz Gu
xru, ale cukor' nebud1 kupovat' VI
Jeskoslovensku, lez ma Jave.
Navrhy ma kantonalne rozde-
enie Slovenska uzivaju. (Cstk.
Mad 'arske casopisy ma Slovensku
uvazovat' o postupe Mem
,ov repub1ike, ktori sa zacali
,tavat' ma zaklad autonomie a pri
,om mono pozorovat', ze najcel-
1ejsie mad 'arske casopisy, ako je
Magyar Ujsag" v Bratislave,
Kassai Naploo 'Kassai Ujsag
Kosiciach V posledne easy uve-
'ejnuj1 uvahy o kantonalhom sy-
;teme ma zaklade narodnostnej au
,onomie. Prejav tychto novin 0
'revlzii' autonomistickej politi-
" so strany Mad arrow je ME bez
,yznamny pre- d'alsi politicky po-
'tup ma Slovensku.
Masiarsky trust ma sloven,
'kom Yychode. statne zastupitel'-
two Y Kosiciach So dozvedelo, ze
z. ol~S IL ~ - - I.S II ~...Alss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
YANKEES TAKE
STEP FORWARD
Advance One Full Game
Toward Lead in the
American League.

Chicago, June 22.-(By the Assoei-
ated Press because OF Sankey's e.
fective hurting. the Higgins awak-
ened Yankees defeated cleveland -
am ~ virtue OF the leaEue-leAdinE
So loss ito the MAckif1e
ave advanced a full game toward
the top Of the ladder. They we're one
a half games behind between st.
Louis today.
Ed Rofmel's curve offerings elusive
OF the Browns b~atesnlen's eyes and
while Wright and Danforth, were
touched for eleven swats and a
quintet OF runs. =
The Red Sox, in two innings count
ed mine runs. enough to zeal Cobb's
advancing Tigers 9 to S.
The White Sox developed q ninth
inning punch to win from the Seha-
|tors s to 1. and went into a fourth
place tie with the Indians. Washing
tor now occupies the fifth position.
Brooklyn in a game of many hits
and errors and pitchers. engaged in
a n~ose-and-nose ontes with the
P~ittsburghers and beat them 1914
and tunsbled them from the third po-
sition in the National league. The
Pirates outhit the Superbas IS to 10,
but they made six errors. most OF
which contributed to their opponents
run column. The Pirates used i've
moundsmen and their ace, Adams,
was credited with the loss. Five OF
the supreba hurting staff were also
employed. !.
The Phillies in a six-inning affair
with the Cubs. got three home runs,
but-lost 6 to 8.
Rain prevented the Giants and Car
dinals and the Brave contests.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
JOHNSTON LEADS
field N CHAMP
GOLF TOURNEY
Minnesota Amateur Title
Holder Has Little Trouble
With Opponents

Minneapolis; June 21.-Harrison
Johnston Of the White Bear Yacht
club. state amateur championJ easily
DISPOSED Of his two opponents in the
hrst and second rounds of champion
ship play today at the annual state
amateur golf tournament at the
Golden Valley club. He beat Oscar
Oman, Wiilmar, 5 and 4, in the morn
Ing and James Thompson Of Town
and Country, st. Paul, 5 and j, in The
afternoon.
Two Duluth me J.. c. Neimier and
T. r. Hansen OF the Northland Coun
try club also survived the days play.
Neimier defeated Al Collins 81
Golden Valley, 8 and 2, and F. NJ.
Warner, Interlachen, 2 and /.
Hansen won from H. D. Tallman,
Willnar. 4 and 8, and from f. H.
Stinchfeld, 1 up In q IL hole match,
Eight men are left in the cham-
picnehip play. Tomorrow Johnston
meets r. A. Putnam. M%innetonka.
The other matches are r.. V, Bean,
White Bear, vs.. Neirnier; J. K,
Wetherby. Jr.. Q Minneapolis Colt
Club VI. Sob scheldrup, Interlachen
and Hansen Us! Russell Collins, Gold
en- Valley. .4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
ARE INJURED
IN HILLSBORO GAMES

Hillsboro, June 21.-Monday eve
ming the' fast Mayville team was de-
feated by the locals by a 10 to 3
score. Boe for the locals pitched well
while Burkman for Mavville was
touched up for seven hits at oppof-
tune time. Chorlton. third baseman
for Hillsboro, suffered a fracture of a
bone in his ankle by sliding to, second
and will be out Of the game for some
time. 81
Hillsboro played at Perley. Mimi,
Tuesday night and won 9 to 2 Swan
man pitching for Hillsboro. allowed
only two hits while Jacobson for
Perley. allowed IA hits; three OF them
being home runs by Donahue. Bue
and Gentling. Jacobson. catcher for
the PerleN team had his leg broken
when Taylor for Hilsboro slid into
home. This is Perley's first defeat OF
t~he~aeason.
.Hillsboro has played II games and
has won 10 and lost 4.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
MISTER BALL.
TOURNEY TODAY
]. F. r. o'Connor Will Be
Speaker This After
noon at 1880
tHerald Special servi ce.)

.Inkster, N. d. June 21.-The an
nual baseball tournament will open
here today and promises to be one OF
the biggest events ofhits kind in the
history OF. the. city, The tourney will
continue Friday.
Baseball clubs from Mimic. Ford
Vile, Mek;nock and Inkstes will par
ticipate. and as all these teams are
strong. and competit' on among them
keen. the battles are expected to he
hotly contested. Besides the. towns
participating in tpe Tournament, other
ne%ignborin. plades are expected to
send large delegations to the celebra-
ton. which will mean one of the big
gest gather ngs in this city Of the year.
The Commercial club, which il
sponsoring the event has secured j. F.
T. O'Connor. candidate for the United
States senate as the speaker for the
occasion. Mr.. O'Connor win give his
address at 1880 O'clock tomorrow att
efnoon. The Buxton band, composed
Of So pieces will furnish music both
days Of the celebration.
1rkster is bopked1to play Mimic this
evening at $40 o'clock and Fordville
and Mekinock will meet at 2:30 this
afternoon. The winners vii play of
tht finals Friday evening at>6:30.
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MAYVlLLE WINS
FROM THOMPSON
(Herald Special Service

MAyville, N, D.. June 21.-In a
game played Tuesday night the May
vile baseball club defeated the
Thompson crew by a score of 6 to 4.
Lodge worked on the mound for
MAyviiie with Madsen behind the bat.
while Brown and Erickson were the
battery for Thompson. Lodge allowed
z hits, four being punched In the
eighth. which Melted 8 runs. Burke
man went into the mound for May
Vile in the ninth. after Johnson
tripled. The latter did not reach
home.
brown was knocked out Of. the box
when Mayville secured Z singles. "a
triple and a sacrifice. which Melted
five runs in the second inning.
The hitting of Brown. Mayville's
third baseman, featured, with two
triples and a single out Of five times
to bat.
Mayville has won 9 out Of IL games
this season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
INKSTER WINS
FROM GlLBY BY
L A s T02SC0RE
(f5@rald Special Service

1nkster. N. D., June SIN spite OF
the presence of Big Chief Fly the
for Gilby. Inkster ntlnped away with
the long end of the score of 6 to 2 in
the game played Monday evening.
Fly was touched for 10 safe hits,
while {Thorliefson. pitching for the To-
Gals allowed only Z scattered hits.
The same raj fast from start to An
ish but at no time was there danger
to the locals, for they gained q good
lead in the second and third innings.
Score:
Gilby. 100 900 oo1-2 = i
Inkster -. a.. 023. Dol 00x-6 10 2
Batteries. Fly and Billings; Thor
liefson and Daily.
Struck out by Fly 4 by Thorliefson
five.&
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PLAYS
THREE HARD GAMES

Alvarado. Mimi. June 21.-On Sun
day Alvarado played at Ardock and
won by a score Of 4 to 3 in a ver;.
close game. sigurdson and Anderson
made up the battery for A%lvarado,
with Pischel and Balm for Ardock.
On Monday the Ardoch boys played
a peturn game and Alvarado trimmed
them IS to I. This game-was featured
with heavy hitting on both sides.
Sands and Anderson for Alvarado and
Scott. Pischel and Busher and Balm
for Ardock, were the batteries.
Tuesday the fast Oslo team met AL
varado. on the home grounds and in
a fast nine inning game was defeated
by a score of 2 to T. White pitching
for Alvarado struck out IL. men, al
lowing three hits. with Anderson
catching. %Jorgenson for Oslo struck
out three men and allowed four hits.
with Melville behind the bat. This
leaves it A tie between the two towns
each having won two and lost to and
tied for to.
Thursday Alvarado plays Marvel at
Alvarado.
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NEVER AGAIN.
SAYS |! .B|:.,ABE|;'R|UTH
WHEN SUSPENDED
Denies Charge That He In.
vited Trouble =, Get
Out of Gan !
(By The Associated Presa).

Cleveland June Sl.-pabe Ruth
has been banishea from the game TOT
last time for arguing with an
umpire. especially over L decision
rendered Against another player, the
SsenR 1aaI home run alugser declared
Previous to today's game between
New York and Cleveland. Ruth
walked into >the umpirel, room at
Duhn field and made that announce
Inent to EMPIRES Bill Dineen and
Dick Nallin.
Ruth is under Suspension for five
days, three Of which are for wrangf.
ing with Umpire Dineen over a de-
cision rendered Mn Mondays game,
Tor which he was elected and two for
an argument with Dinesn yesterday
over his suspension.
When he entered the room Ruth
was net in the least anita Eonistic MOI
was he excited. If anything he APP
peAred to be repentant but he offered
NO apology.
Charges Unfairness.
Bill do you think I an, getting a
square dea1?" Ruth asked. Dlnsen
as he sat OF a table. Hu had just
finished practicing with hi. team.
II have nothing to do with that al
all. Dineen replied. 4
when a fellow ID down and out II
seems to be a case Of holding him
down" Ruth stated. well. you car
bet it's the last time l Ever will be
suspended for wrangline with ar
umpire. In the future, + will keer
out Of the arguments. especially il
4 they involve another player. J
II do not regret being u Of this
game because of the money it costs
me. l really don't need the money
but 1 do love to play baseball. FOL
that reason 1t hurts me when l can'
get into the game.
Another thing that hurts is th1
/ criticisms. Some persons are saying
that I welcome the suspension be.
cause it gives me an alibi for no
equalling my home run record of las
year. That is ridiculous as l realize
that is impossible. Others claim
have a swelled head. My sfriendl
know different.
. n want to be in there every min
ute because l love to play baseball
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Louisville, June 21.-Louisville
nnnde.it three, put Of four from Min
neapolis by winning the last, game s
to S, in a thrilling battle. After Min
neapolis went ahead in the eighth by
.reaspnsof Mayors home run with two
o. schhpner staieshome with the ty-
INF run in this same inning while
Masee was holding the bali following
the completion ola sacrifice. In the
ninth Mayer walked and after two
futile attempts to sacrifice, Estell hit
the leftf1eld fence with a double, scor-
ing the catcher. Pitcher Yingling and
Catcher Mayer had words in the
former left the field in a hua. He
was persuaded to return to pitch the
inning out, after which he strobe off
the field.
Score: f. H. z.
Minneapolis. 900 900 ,o5o-5 s :
Louisville. 400 900 Ills IL 0
Sn1allwood. YfngllnE. Mangum, Nc
Graw and Mayer; Koob. Estell and
meyer. |aH - h.. ..#g1, rr. "r' Ir4" .'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22

Tive local tennis tournaments az
planned within the next two WEEKS,
one to be held among the students
at the summer session Of the Uniset-
sity OF North Dakota and one under
the auspices Of the city n. N. G. A..
Notification Of students At the uni
versity who are interested In tennis
is to be made today and registration
for q : tournament started. It 10
hoped to run the play through with
in the .next two weeks. II successfully
one .
Final arrangements have not been
made for the tourney under the aus
pices of the 7. NJ. C.. A., but 1t III
planned to place a special COMMITTEES
in charge Of the event and to begin
the work of registration and drawing
Immediately.
ID .L -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
George BYtinskiu Performs
Unusual Feat on Golf Course

George Brnnskin performed an unusual faE 81 the local golf course
Wedneeday. the. hr4t OF its kind In the history of this club, by honng out
IN ! on the ninth hole. a distance of 1876 yards. This makes him eligible
e s,s segosne g \ me emit Of the sNaa..,noanaa Itto,etn:one Club COMPOSED. Of
g nox Z Eof bali. by-thc, Burke company Of Newark, Ohio. which has a
hole in one stkoke. ~. ~
- Chaplin performed a similar feat in FL Paso. Texas, last winter
n ~! g - - yaFG noic. mt consequently won the prize and became 4 mcfn-
golfers IN the United States who have this honor.
Two OF the winning teams, "Wednesday afternoon. played Tho at
rg 2MH IN me mixed foursnIpc event which starred Tuesday Mrs. C. j,
fHaMIpuy amna = ~. Booker defeated Mrs. Theo. Thompson and YIN.
a1 NOV aavM = up M l.. Mrs. 4: ". Mcintyre and Dir. II Is, Fletcher viii
play Mrs D w. Chapin.a and III. LiEspetance this Afternoon. = SNI VIZ
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(Heraln Special Service,

Bottineau, N. D., June 2l.-Ar-
rangements have been completed for
the appearance here OF John Free
borg, Champion wrestler Of sweden.
who will go to the mat with Len
shong, claimant Of the North Dakota
staged IN connection With the Bot
stinrau county fair, June 30, at 10
O'clock in thek evening. The CONTEST
Wilt be staged I'm front Of 'the grand
stand following the regular fair pro-
gram. i
Mr.. Freborg recently arrived in this
country from his native Hand. Sweden,
where he holds the undisputed wrest.
Ting title. He Is taking on all Corners
in America with great .suctess, losing
only to World CHAMPION Lewis.
Len Shong has never been thrown
and is meeting the big mat artists Of
the day. q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
NATIONAL

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh IA, Brooklyn Is 90 in
nings).
Chicago 6. Philadelphia 8 (called in
9Th, frain). *
st. LouissNew York postponed. rain.
Cincinnati Boston postponed, rain.
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THOMPSON WINS NJ
FROM NIELSVILLE
BY A BIG SCORE

Thompson. N. D., June 21.-The
Thompson baseball club added anoth-
err victory to it's string ny defeating
the Nielsville aggregation Tuesday
night by a score Of IA to 2. The
pitching by Roeder Of the locals fea-
tured. He struck out Is men. while
Sullivan for Nielsville famed two
men. .Hs
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Lose Titles.

.+
New York, June 2l.-Two cham
Dions of the ring-Jehnny Kilbane
and Johnny Wilson, featherweiEht
nnd middleweight title holders-stood
deprived of their titles today 80 far
as the jurisdiction OF h New York
state athletic commission is concern
ed, for failure to accept the defies
Of challengers.
Kilbane's championship claims
were declared forfeited by the com
mission for ignoring Johnny Dundees
challenge. In Wilson'S case, although
action was held to give him the full
benefit of the time limit. his title was
considered automatically forfeited for
failure to agree before midnight last
night to terms for 81 match with
Harry Greb. light-heavyweight King.
The commissions action, establish
ing a precedent in ring history. was
the result Of notice served on Kilbane
and Wilson several weeks ago that
failure TO comply with the commits
sion's demands by June 20 would
mean the. forfeiture of their titles.
The commission, it was indicated
by Chairman, William Muldoon. ex-
poets endorsement of its ruling by
boxing commissioners in other states
and also in Canada,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Philadelphia, June 21.-Chicago de-
s siate f1ninss. rsin sto 5Sday { ) game n
at the second half Of the seventh.
IRE visitors made one run in the
seventh, but the downpour stopped
the contest before the Phillies could
complete their half. Parkinson made
two home runs out Of three trips TO
the plate, and the other >local tally
also wa q circuit elout BY Lee:
Score: n. HI. p.
Chicago \. 900 3s1--B IL /
Philadelphia. 100 O11--3 - 2
I Aldeidse and Wirtz; q. Smith,. Sing
Teton and Henline1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
Milwaukee wins Another

Columbus, June 21.-Milwaukee
In, the final game Of the series BY
scoring q suns In the nifth. although
the first two men in that round were
retired. j. Gleason, pitching his first
game. for Columbus. was effective in
spinches until the last two innings.
Milwaukee used Is players and Cos
iumbus IS. Milwaukee had II men
left on base.
Score: r. II. e.
Milwaukee,. 900 90 o12-4 IL 8
Columb bus. -. 012 900 0o0--3 8 I
Lingrel, Clark and Myatt; J. alea-
son, Palmero and5Leee.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22

The deposits at the mouth of<the
River Pc. in italy. have caused the
coast to gain upon the sea SO rapidly
that point which In the time OF All
gustus was a seaport town is now
nearly 20 n1ileg from the Adriatic.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
KANSAS City Wins

Toledo, June 21.-Kansas City took
the Anal game Of the series from To-
ledo. 6 to 8, driving Sallee from the
mound in the seventh, while Giard
only allowed two, hits, one a home
run by Becker. linn pitched a good
game for Kansas City, allowing but
eight hits which were kept scattered.
Score: t- r. H. e.
Kansas City. 900 1o1 1905 ii %
Toledo. ~. O10 900 O20-3 2
Zinn and skifr; sallee. Giard and
Kocher.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22

Yesterdays Results.
Fargo IL, Aberdeen 10.
Mitchell -, JAMESTOWN g..
Valley: City 10, Sioux Falls 3.
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AMERICAN

Yesterdays Results.
New York 7, Cleveland 3.
Washington 4, Chicago 81
Goston 8, Detroit 8.
Philadelphia S, st. Louis o.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
SEMt.FINALS IN
COLLEGIATE GOLF
TOURNAMENT TODAY

Chicago. June T.-Burdett Ford
and George Hartman Of the Univer-
sity OF Chicago, Harbert A. Loeb Of
the University Of Michigan and Rial
E. Rolfe OF the University of Illinois
survived the first and second rounds
championship Of the western confer
senceTat~the Midlothian Country club
today and viii play in the ss-hole
semi-hnals.. 9 npdorrow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
n. Y. BOARD MAY
BE LENlENI TO
JOHNNY WILSON
Fighter Who Lost Title in
New York State to Be
Given Another Chance

New York, June 21.-H a match
is made between Johnny Wilson and
Harry Gfeb without much more delay
the New York boxing. com mission may
be "lenient" With Wilson, whose title
10 worlds .middleweight champion
was -declated forfeited in New York
state yo0be3day. ;
Harry Burchell. secretary of the
com mfsssop, made this statement to-
day. adding that while Wilson, % title
Is vacant so far as this state is con-
cstned, there are mitigating circum-
stu ces since negotiations for a bout
VITA Greh we're under way when the
tine limit expired.
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36 n ~ IA az

30 II II 20 III z
Summary: Struck out by Roeder.
10. by sullivan 2. by Gallagher Q. Base
on ball, off Roeder l.. of Sullivan /,
off Gallagher NJ. Base hits: Brown,
Houck.t Stolen bases! A~rmendson,
Sterns,s .Houck. Erickson. Double steal,
Erickson and Houck. Sacrifice hits:
Erickson. Hits of sullivan 9 in 3 In
nings; OF Gallagher s in 5 innings; off
RoAder, 5 In 9 innings.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
Saints win Final Came

Indianapolis. ina. June 21.-Hill
held st. Paul hitless for six frames and
then the visitors punched hits coupled
with errors and won the final of the
series from Indianapolis here today,
| 5 to 9.
Score: r. n. E.
St. Paul. .... 900 900 302-5 8 1
Indianapolis. 10 900 000-2 Z 4
Martin, sheehan and Gonzales:
| Hill and Krueeer.
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7 %,;,a 80 The |
Club /
haot~s .nsos~
ASSOCIATION.

: Yesterdays Results.
st. Paul s, Indianapolis 2.
Minneapolis 5, Louisville s.
Milwaukee 4, Columbus 3.
Kansas City 6. Toledo g..
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DAKOTA

Aberdeen. s. B.. June 31.-After the
locals had tied up the count in the
eighth, the league leaders started a
Eating rally in the ninth. scoring s
runs and taking the deciding game of
the series. Fargo winning from Aber-
deem, IL to 10. Aberdeen batted>Je-n
sen off the rubber in the seventh while
Fargo pounded Wloyzinski out in the
ninth. Score:
Fargo. ....... 49,. ...... IL IA 4
Aberdeen 49,. $50. 10 10 4
Jensen. Hasar and C%hervihko; WHO
yz.nski, johnson and Nelson.
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White Sox Win

Detroit, June 21.-Boston punched
hits Off Olson in two innings today and
aided by. Rigney's error defeated De-
troit 9 to s. breaking the locals string
Dfs eight victories. The Tigers. rallied
in the closing innings driving Collins
out of the box and hitting Russell, his
successor hard but could not over
come the Red Sox lead.
Score: r. H. F..
Boston,. OO4 900 50o---a Is 1
Detroit. ..... 900 010 O43-s 10 L
W. Collins. Russell and Ruei; Ole-
son, Cole, Johnson and Bassler, Man
ion.
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"A savage can see one-tenth further
a Civilized man.
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Ruthless Yanks WIN

Cleveland. June 21.-The Ruth-l less
Yankees defeated Cleveland Z to 8.
The Indians failed to, bunch their
hits off shawkey, while New, York
drove Edwards from the box in the
sixth inning. Manager Speaker of
the Indians retired after the first in
ming because of n lame ankle.
:, Score: a4 r, H. r,
New York. ooo'212 o11-7 is i
Cleveland. o01 o1O 1oo-3 5 3
shawkey and Hoffman; Edwards.
Uhle and O'Neill.