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f Phillies and Red
lifted from the record* of the two el
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th ihe reeorda showed they had stolen gfj bases, to IM for the Hrave*.
ad a margia of aearly 10.als. rhoy had Collina and Barry, O ?
and Btrunk, Eddie Murphy aad Melnn . ? it of them ?', era who knew
: ' o. way nround.
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rVa '? r Marans'ille, with twenty-eight.
through the whir] . I serieo Boato e nine
Phiia -it than four to one.
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to follow ?tlit.
World Series Batting,
on the Red Bos are bat ad 294, while thi PI
iriL,' under 160. Therefore, proela the Red Sos will
lie ? next week.
? sama alastie Doj ? ipon the epig 11
i be Hi ekmen batted 272 foi the ses
when they met beneath Oetober'i ? ? for the big test the
unJ the afarkmen .172 ovei fO point! to the rear.
On-^ide Kicks.
I Le eiilr. who etertnilly "fellow* the ball" still set 111? < lianer befara It?
K.mie i? mrr ? svlo.t-neter the ?fame SSO] be.
In l!ie Million, win n lines Hie :ootl,:ill Knie- ( oiiiiiiIi I. e int. n.l I. SSMS rei;ii
laii.oi- .I.- bralalislna th? cease rlagt
Maulbet Michigan Une mauler, trained on pia laal
will happen to opposing lim ? :
through this fall ?
Ex-Giants Still Collecting.
! * fall amone; tho?e who absorbed their share of world Nrioi kale
two ex-Giants Hank Qawdy and Dick Rudolph.
Fx-Giunts are still collecting, as Demarre, Stock, ("halmer* and Adama I
be amor,:; those recetviag thi October divideada whoa the big award Is
This makei S total of lia ex-Giant* who have profited greatly hy ?easing the
There'a nothing like being eaaaed at thi proper mon
"Princeton fears Rutgoi " ws a headline of thi alwaya go.
:?. merry guffaw, The headline still staada, but ! pat the i
gts Foster 8anford plus |
eiaeh.
Yale is ss er HaUghtl '
MeGraw aad afeLoughl
B ?,. .antering on thrt
Miss Bjurstedt Reaches
Final Round at Boston
Will Meet Mrs. Wightma
To-day, and Winner of
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Miss Rotch.
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the anneal women's open lawn ?
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turf . r of that
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eighteen-holc m??lal play
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be bald under handicap eond ? ? ?!
Friday and Satarday. !!.?? elub makes
I departure from Its policy b) i.
? fail tournament, In the first
and furthermore famishes ?? i
for those eho bat ael
l the ranb
Arthur I' l Pp.
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Johnston Beats Aiaurie
in One Set Match
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even though
most places
sell it
EXCLUSIVELY
!
The leadiny food
beverage of the
world
Bottled by E. & J. BURKE, Dublin

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