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TWO TWIN CITY
GOLFERS TURN
in Low CARDS
Chaplin Has Bad Round In
Afternoon Al Duluth !
Tourney

Duluth, Aug. Tom Stevens, pro-
%fessional ut the Minikahda Golf club,
and, Dew Geppfghs Minneapolis Golf
club, Observation-Disclosures field in the
first thirty-six holes OF play in the
Minnesota open tournament at North
aldn Country club With low 1n1edai
scores of 143. Chick Fraser, somer-
set professional. was, second, a stroke
behind the leaders. Jack Burke. st.
Paul Town and Country club protest.
sional, was next with 147.
Harry Legg. ten times state anna
teur champion. was low among the
amateurs entered, being tied for
seventh place with 152 strokes.
Play in the final thirty-six holes
will begin tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock. Stevens, winner Of the first
open title. is the favorite. His con-
sistency on the putting green is ex-
pected to give HIM the low medal
score Tuesday night. Jack Burke,
who is under a four stroke handicap
is also being heavily backed to win
the premier honors. Burke has won
the state title during the past three
years. He had a forty forthe outside
nine this morning but recover with
33. .s ~. '.S
But two cards in the sixties were
turned in. Chick Fraser had Il 60
for the. morning round and Tom
Stevens took the5same score during
the afternoon. Stevens tied the course
record which was formerly held by
Harry Legg- for the inside when he
came home in 81. He missed a two
foot put on No. 1S for a 80.
0rville Chaplin, Grand Forks. N. D.
professional had a 72 for the morn.
ing round, but fell down in the after.
noon when. his work on the greens
was bad, getting an 81 for a total 1873
The tournament will come to a close
IueSQly" night r"." q
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New York. Aug. Charlie White,
Chicago lightweight. tonight knocked
out Bobby Barrett Of Philadelphie In
the third round Of their f5-round
match in the New, York velodrome.
A stiff right yer the heart sent
Barret to he canvas. He sprnwled on
his face trying vainly to rise, and aft
er, being counted out was lifted to his
corner where he sat in tears. Two
minutes and 81 seconds OF the round
had passed when the referee finished
counting.
Barrett put up a good battle. fore
ing it as long as it lasted. White
cautiously avoided the reputed dan
gerous right hand Of his adversary
and when his opportunity to end the
contest came he a quick to take
it..
Pal Moore OF Memphis and Jack
Wolfe of Cleveland fought IL lively
rounds to a draw. The crowd did not
like Moore's jumping tactics and
booed the decision.
Charley Mackcnna of New York,
former amateur heavyweight cham
pion. made hiss professional debut by
giving a boxing lesson to Tim Kelly Of
Brooklyn. Mackenna was given the
decision at the end of their six round
hOut., '"" = ~
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MISSOURI VALLEY =
BASKETBALL COACHES
TO MEET SEPT.

Des Moines. Iowa. Aug. S.-A meet
ing Of Missouri Valley basketball
coaches and directors will be held
September 1. to revise the round
robin schedule this year.
This will be the third meeting or
this subject. the officials having ex-
perienced much difficulty in arranging
a schedule to suit all the schools.
The round-robin idea, which, vas
introduced las year has proven very
successful and was one Of the biggest
mean of promoting interest in the
sport.
Plans are being made to hold
Drake basketball games at the Des
MONIES Coliseum in order to accom-
modate bigger crowds. Last year
crowds were so large that hundreds
were turned away at the games in
the, Drake gymnasium.
Basketball prospects ara bright for
Coach Solem's players at Drake. AL
though losing Payseur. n of the
best basket shooters that ever wore
the Drake uniform, he will have a
strong nucleus for another good
team, in Captain Harley, Wilhelm at
forward, Cleatie Devine and William
Boelter at guards. sa
Several strong candidates VIII be
available from Freshman Coach Nc
Cormick's y~earlings,fr among them
Bill Pe!ars. AZiel Garret. Van Aiken
and Orville, Wright. Ia
Basket shooters will start work
early in the fall in order to be in arst
class condition by the time the season
rolls around.
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TAKE NarrcM.

That John HIM, e. H. Bloch and 81
i. Bloch, as executors OF the estate,
praying that a time be nxed for the
settlement thereof. and for the distrbu-
ton Of the said estate; and 1t appearing.
to the Court that said estate 10 ready
'oI It Is :'l eTderaa, thats said account ).
rnent on the end day Of September, 1882.
g - o'elosk =; !, M q the Siste. q the
CITY Of Grand Forks. in the County and
That upon confirmation md settle,
msnt Of ssid final account the Court
and place above mentioned Will proceed
toss distribution and partition Of said
estate to All entitled thereto.
sstass be and thsy are 6erssy eited. to
appear. ct said time and place to show
cause. IL any there be, Why said account
should not be settled ana said estate
And It is further ordered. That notice
OF said hearing be given by service OF
this order on oil persons interested In
said estateT by publishing the same for
Forks Daily Herald, q newspaper print
ed and published at Grand Forks. In said,
persensl service on all q sfors...d
Ito said hearing. S.t@
.sess msnsiensd, this seth sdas 81 July.
s.s!# BY the Court.
Court Seal Judge of..ccunty Court.
ss Lemnieh, Attorney for
Petitioners.
ThoEnpeonty ". Z.
sGXus. Is. isss ,.esN
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MANY EXPECTED
AT C0MlNCB0UT
Miske and Fulton to Meet
Friday Night; Dempsey
To Be Present.

55s St. Paul, Mimi, Aug. s.-Almost
every, city of any size in the country
win have a Representative at the ring
side at lexington park next Friday
night ,when Billy tMiske will attempt
rs dispose of his bitter rival from
Observation-Disclosures Fred Fulton,
The. Eagles convention will be IN
session in St. Paul when the bout is
pulled off and because Of the large
number of men who will be here the
gathering should be the most repre-
sentative that ever saw a fight ln<the
state Jack Reddy has been asked to
set aside his, choicest seats until the
advance guard OF Eagles arrives In
St. Paul. Twin, City officials who will
be in charge Of the convention.
haven't any ideaAcf the>number/o
fans who win attend the showlso they
haveEdecided not to, set any number
on their request until most aOf the
delegates are here. Hundreds of ring
side seats will be taken by the visiting
delegates aud Promoter Reddy is all
set 1 Staks4care OF them.
Attracting Fans,
Ever the famous Gibbons-Q'Dowd
clash back in 1919. will have to take
n back seat whenAit comes to attract
Ing fans from the small towns in the
mol thwcst. IN almost every village
and hanllet III thaiHeSoCd anu 'AAe
kotasffight fans arc, figuring OF .driv-
ing t o st. Paul fnrzthe clash. The out
If town reservations have been com
Ing in5ever since the battle was first
announced and Reddy expects al
overwhelming number Of requests
.Sronlfans out Of the city during the
drst three days OF the week.
Dempsey to SEQ Bout I'd
Late today Promoter ReddN re-
eeiyed a telegram from Jack Dempsey
and his manager, whozhavc arfAnged
TO be present at the Fulton
Az, onsthe ST. Paul, heavyweight and
will ffnd that .Miske is a diferen,
hoxer than when he last met him a
Benton Harbor. KS
The veteran. Max Carey, is still abb,
~ mi. up a whale OF q game for~tha
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RAY DRIVES TWO
HORSES TO WIN
AT CLEVELAND MEET

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. Mat Ray
of Cleveland. formerly of Toronto,
Ont, had a field day at the opening
of the second Grand Circuit racing
meet here today, winning 2 of the 3
events decided. one of his horses.
Peter the Brewer, owned by Ed Stout,
Pontiac. Mich. capturing the press
trot with Il value of $1,000, the feature
Of the card.
Ray also drove Robert Direct, the
favorite, 10 victory in the first divi-
sion Of 2:14 race. \
The second division Of the 2:14
race went to Buddy Mack in straight
heats. Rain caused postponement OF
the other races. .
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East SiderS
. Meet Defeat

East Grand Forks lost a closely
contested ball game Sunday afternoon
at Pickett park to the st. Hilaire ag-
gregation by a scpre Of S to 2. Mel
quist. on the mound for the visitors
vas responsibfet for the victory of his
team. Besides holding Trips gang
down to three hits he drove out a
three Dagger in the fourth inning with
three men on bases, which proved to
be counters enough to win. Tive more
r. were showed across during the
same frame. giving st. Hilaire a total
count Of five. 30 y"
p Goldberg. on the mound for East
Grand Forks, settled down and held
the visitors scoreless from then on.
but his team mates were unable to
overcome the lead.
The st. Hilaire gang touched Cold
berg for seven safe hits.
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! NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. Aug. Six runs Esin the
eighth, three of which were scored
when Hornsby muffed Ford's: short
fly and fell, gave Boston d 9to 8-vic-
tory over st. Louis today and prevent
ed st. Louis from taking the league
lead. Powell and Fournier made
home uns Smith and Ainsmith each
had four hits in four times at bat.
y Score: r.. II. e.
st. Louis ...Io2o oo3 o1a--s liz 3
Boston $3.50. COL 0lQ 16x-9 9 8
Haines. Barfoot. Sherdel and Ain
smith, Clemens: Watson, Mcnamara,
Oeschger and O'Neill. -
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Tennis STARS CLASH
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP IN
R. R. Y Event TODAY
Sisler Again Takes
Lead Over II Cobb
For Batting Honors

Chicago Aug. s.-George Sis
lcr, the st. Louis star has battcd
back into the lead in the Ameri-
can league. deahroning Tyrus
Cobb, pilot of the Detroit club,
who enjoyed a brtcT leadership
while tho Browns ~favOritc was
out of the game because of ILL
ness. AS soon as Sislcr returned.
to the lineup he began to creep
up on the Georgia Peach and
the battle has been close, with
the Mound< City player having
the edge. Sisler now tops the
league with an average. or All
while Cobb has dropped to .4QS.
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Singing Match.

Philadelphia, Aug. 7.--Pittsburgh
won a sluEging match from Philadel-
phia today in the first game, of the
series. II to 10. Each team used a
trio of pitchers. Glazner alone proved
effective. Rapp led in hitting with
three doubles and a single. J. Smith,
Walker, Zee and Glazncr hit home
runs. Y
Score: r. H. E.
Pittsburgh -. gil 500 O41-17 20 2
philadelphia . 232 200 O2o--10<15 2
Cooper, Carlson. Glazner and
Schmidt: Weinert. Singleton, .Hubbel
and Henline.
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sOx Recover.

..gtH o RECOVER. "
Chicago, Aug. 7.-Chicago recover
ed from its batting slump today and
pounded out II hits of four Phila-
delphia pitchers defeating the visitors
125to g.. Every member on the locals
got one hit or more, Hooper leading
the attack with four, including a
homer. -,
.lS Score: n g. n, R..H. E.
Philadelphia /. DOL 021 o10- Is /
Chicago 49,. O16 0O1 o4x-12 II 1
Rommell, Sullivan, Ketchum. Yari-
son and Perkins, Bruggy; Leverette
and sYAryan.E sac ~ -.
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j WESTERN LEAGUE
Denver L. st. Joseph 0.
Omaha g.: Tulsa 8.
Des MoiRes G.. Oklahoma City 8.
Sioux CITY 3Y-5. Wichita z-6a
LEGAL NOTICE

Order and Notice Yxor Rearing Final
Account Of Administrstor or
1xeoutor.
State Of North Dakota, County Of Grand
y Forks IS.
In County Court.
In the matter Of the Estate Of F. Will
liam Bloch. Deceased: John Him.
\ e. II. Bloch and E: L. Bloch. petit
{. Bloch, Edwin F. Bloch, Dora s.
Bloch and all other persons inter-
ested in said estate, respondents. !
The State OF North Dakota to the above
~ named
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Aberdeen Comes Back

Aberdeen Comes Back
Jamestown, N. D., Aug. H.-Al-
though the locals knocked Koock Off
the slab in the third, Aberdeen came
from behind, scoring heavily in the
fifth and seventh to win the final
game and split the series II to 10.
Score: f. II. E.
a eeCOWn ............. ~ IL l
Z, tCalled end 7th. darkneks). )
Woock. Sheppard and Dennis;
Simpson and Carlson.
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+ Yesterdays Results.
Mitchell z. N-"ey City 5.
Watertown o, Far 80 g..
Sioux Falls 5, Wahpeton 4.
Aberdeen II, Jamestown 10.
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= rs The WORLD Of SPORT =s! = :. :

error md pass. the Tigers could do
little with Sam Jones.
ScorSa s4 r.. Fl. E.
New York ~. 1000 800 oo1-4 Ii. i,
Detroit /. ...... 800, 900. 000--3 s3
s. Jones and schang; Pillette and
BAasler.
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Williston Man Pitches
No-Hit, No-Run Game.

willjston. N! D., Aug. Stony
Russell pitched a no-hit, no-run game
Sunday afternoon. enabling the Will
liston team to win from Tioga at
Tioga, 4 to a. The weather was
chilly and a high wind against the
batters made long hits. impossible.
Both pitchers struck out - men.
Russelrs teammates played well
behind him. only one error beins
made. The visitors got eight hits off
Neset and scored their runs in the
third and sixth innings. 7
Score by innings: ~"
williston ....oo2 oo3. oooe-4 3 i
Tioga ~. H.. 900 0O0z ooO--o 0
Battaries:. Tony Russell and Ty.
van; .Seset2 and Evans.
strikeouts: Russell -, Neset 12.
Experts are of the opinion that
home u %clouting will decline, now
that a majority of the big league
pitchers seem to have caught the step
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LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
St. Louis S,sBoston 8.
Pitt. ,burgh II, Philadelphia 10.
Others postponed, rain.
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ing so much about the advantages
of the machine which l subsequent
ly purchased. One after the other
those messages had gotten into my
mind until when asked to do so I
:, was capable of repeating them al
most as if l had been a salesman
for the company making that
article. y
However, I realized that the
printed message had not really
meant so much to me as the repeat
ed appearance. Seeing that article
and over again meant to me
that many other women had reach
ed the point where they could pur-
chase it soon than I and were well
satisfied with it.
Almost instinctively the thought
took hold Of me that wtenI saw the
name of a product appearing again.
and again I could feel sure that
that product was living up to its
promise. Icould feel Secure in buy-
ing it.
If only all women would realize
that in whatever they buy-ma-
chimes or Misunderstanding or.
food-dress goods or hats-jewelry
q toys-theym may save themselves
unwise expenditures by seeking the
product which through its adver-.
Using and behavior after purchase
compels its thousands Of customers
to say, SITS good
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AMERICAN LEA(

Yesterdays Results.
New York 4, Detroit 8
Washington |, st. Louis is.
Philadelphia 5, Chicago IL.
Boston 0. Cleveland Z.
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{ Boston Shut Out.

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. 7.-cleveland
madeit two straight, from Boston to-
day, winning Z to. o. The game was
called at the end Of the seventh when
it. became too dark for the umpires
to tell whether or not an t,oItfielder
caught the bail.
Score: ; r. Fl. E.
Boston 900 900 Go = 0
cleveland $50. SO03 800 IL 9 l
Ferguson, Fullerton, Piercy and
Walters; Uhle and O'Neil. &
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(THEs WAS WRITTEN By A woMAN
IT'S ':]'S GOOD

was using a well-known household
article when my friend came III.
why did you buy that kind?">
she asked.
Because it's good" I told her.
She asked me why. Without rea-
lizing what I was doing I gave her
several technical reasons for the
superiority of that machine. I list
ed a number of it's mechanical adj
vantages and n or more very
special .conveniences that I felt
meant a great deal to me.
My reply surprised even myself.
! had not realized'I knew-so much
about it. After I had recited my
!. reasons to her I analysed my first
answer, its good" and l found
that answer typifed all of the spe-
cihc things was able to recite
about the machine which l had as a
matter OF tact recently purchased.
It had beenrwidely advertised and
/, as a large buyer for a household,
always felt that any woman may be
guided to safe and satisfactory in
vestrnen8 for her own needs and
the needs Of her family if she will
but use the messages which the
manufacturers send to her in her
newspaper or in her magazine.
Until had said, its good /.
did not realize that had been,read-
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sixth Straight.
Ruth Hits Hard.

Detroit, Aug. 7.--Ruth'sSiouble ana
tSchanG's single In the ninth gave New
Turk ~ to- 8 victory over Detroit to-
day. The Babes bat was a. potent,
figure ID, the Aarie, his single in the
fourth A.nnins when the Yankees
sgfouped I've of their hitk. driving In.
the tyihs rap. AStsr this hrst inning.
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DAKOTA LEAGUE

Bismarck. N. D., Aug. Mitchell
made it three straight over the Valley
City tailenders by winning the final
game Of the series here this evening,
I to s. Harrison was wild but al
| lowed only four hits. .
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, Clevela nd-Nat Ray drove Peter
the Brewer and Robert Direct to vic
tory in the feature events of North
Randall. 80
MISUNDERSTANDING Mandell, Rock
ford. Ill. featherweght,. beat Johnny
Mccoy Of Cleveland in eight rounds.
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GRAFTON TAKES ONE =,
0 LANKIN SUNDAY
(Herald Snecial Service. !

Nf1eFalQ SpeClal SeTVlCe.)
Grafton, N. D.. Aug. 6:-Grafton
nine. on the local diamond Sunday
afternoon. by a score of 6-1. A
heavy downpour Of rain made it
necessary to call the game at the
end Of the sixth inning, when a-poor
throw let a man in from SECOND
base. lankin again threatened to
score in the sixth inning. when Mo-
nerok secured u triple. with no men
down. Radke, hurting for the To-
calls. however. frightened up at this
noint, and struck out sthe next three
b~atters.
Two drives over the left field
fence BY Baer, for Grafton, were the
feature of the game. ~ he&first drive
was the longest made on the local
diamond this season. and resulted in
a home run, but Baer was unable to
make four bases on the latter. Nell
son and Radke, also secured triples
Radke allowed three hits. and
in thA box for Iiankin, struck out
seven Matters, and was toucfedasfor
eight hits. The score by innings
follows.
r. H. E.
I.ankin ......... 01o ooo-1 3 A
Grafton ....:... 10 31x--e S 3
A more or less disastrous road Itrir
doesn't seem to affect the Giants. As
| they begin to perform like champions
Stengel of the Giants. Hernsby OF
the Cards. Sisler. the Browns shining
light. and the old reliable Tyrus Cobb
are the worlds greatest 400 hitters.
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WINS FROM THE
y: i. MIMIC CLUB A TO 0
Herald Special seryice.)

Iona, n. y. Aug. Iona was
on the long end of a 4 to 0 score
with Mimic at Tairdale. Sunday at
ternoon when rain halted the game
in the 5th inning.-eThe Mimic club
was no match for Iona n failed
to set a hit or a man to first during
the contest. .1anZen pitched for
Iona and was in great form.
\ The Los Angeles Gun club plans to
spend s25.0 900 on n new clubhouse
and range.
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Watertown Shut Out

Fargo, Aug. Eddie Kutina hurl-
ed a three-hit shutout against Water
town here for Fargo's second straight
win over the Cubs. spto 0. Watertown
has lost IS out Of Nthe last Il games.
Score! r. H.. f.
watertown ..... ...... 0 3 3
Fargo ...... -. ...].... 8 IL 2
Finch and SAMPSON: Kutina and
Wing1eld.
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{ Tight Battle

.Wahpeton-B Breckenridge. Aug. -
Sioux Falls got an even break in the
series by taking the last game from
Wahpeton Breckenridge in, a close
battle here today, 5 to 4. The Twins
threatened in the ninth but Eye tight
ened up and held hts old teammates
safe, !.
Score: r. H. e.
Sioux Falls ............ S II Q
Wahpeton ...!.......i H.. 4 8 2
Bye and Carisch; Albertson and
Milligan. -
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The veteran. Max Carey, is still able
10 put up a whale OF 2 game forsthe
Pittsburgh Pirates.
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MONDAYS
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis, Aug. by knocking out
two home u n in the sixth inning of
itoday's ga me between Washington and
st. Louis, Kenneth Williams Of the
B~rowpH-went into the lead. among
major league circuit smashers.t He
two ahead Of Rogers Hornsby OF the
st. Louis Cardinals, champion home
run sIuggef OF tine National league.
Williams got his 2Sth drive in the
sixth off Mogridse with one man on
base. The Browns batted around and
! Williams made 1t 80 by polling one of
Erickson's offerings out of the park in
Veteran baseball writer's tonight
said that Williams set a new modArn
major league record as they could.
not recall any other instance IN mod
ern baseball where player crack
ed out two circuit drives in the Same
inning.
Denver, Colo. Aug. Chris Lind
sey, irst baseman Oh the Denver
Western league team in 1911 made
two home rum in the fourth inning
/ of a game with Sioux City, Ia, here
On Octobergf 1911, records here chow.
The MISUNDERSTANDING scheduled
Western league contest.
r.. IFrEtEEA EMs 6GjEf.. ~ - .-&EETE .E.T-.ER.
sixth saIsaSbt
st. Louis. Mo-. AN. ,7.-st. Louis
to-day swarnped Warrington s16 to /
for the locals hfth straight victory.
The Browns went On a rAmpaee in
the sixth. knocking Mosridge out Of
the box and seor11g nine runs on nine
hits. seven of which were FOR. extra
bbases. Wihiams knocked ont two
home rnnn tn. this Innihe. Erickson
who relieved Mogridge also was hat
ted hard, the locals gatherIg s more
runs In the eighth inning. Collins
also dreve out a homerun. Wright
held the Senator's TO, eight scattered
hits. Al
Score; M s r. LIE.
iWashinAtonS =. 000a01O O00-1 8 1
st. Louis ,s...s 900 so29 6ox-i6 Is 1
Mogridge, Erickson and Picnich.
Torres; WriEht and Collins. .
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ASSOCIATION.
DAKOTA LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
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only four hits.