davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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preslemooet.
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Der Marsmpoe / Sersns Sails.

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tet liQcoperior G%egicrin9elt, 'om Den
uorif- oonifc YreSic / Inlerifu bar
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blcp toilet al Sormonoen, "Nornloli-
oen"s llooipcr g. 8. Sborlon | bans
Snobcretning % ifilbret al DC for-
ificai9e Sulere peb DC ~bpggellge te't-
liae S~illtelninger, iom Serglls Sails
Tolfellc bapbc iaoct iltano for SlG-
itcrne.
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tel aobbat5, buor De tllreilenbe SIRE
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al Mopor Gricfion. SormanDen tof-
feoc for Sc oenIige Sro.
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ipttcS:
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oeoc iiior / lin 4orsberetlling Sp-
mcrfiouheoen poa ben ga p%aagoacll-
Sc IQitotion MOB sen ~iaofolote @ln-
bctcon3 9lmcrifanisme. Senne I9i-
tation bolot pno at % Ell natilrllg
Tp0; men sen bar iencrc pit Jig | Ell
fist rn0rct Torm, cnoifiont Den trent
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baftioncQc WcninQSptringer, IpecieIt
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porolleIlobenoc Spcriuttclicr til On
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set cnQclifc Spro0. benptter oct ult-
set iii at mobarbcioc pore euri9C
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national Sigheo Tor 9op % Tor oarin
TSrco moo rupqierriN Militnrisme
observation-disclosures % hierteles So.
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rettiget % retfGroiH arig Tor anleri
tanite % merncifeliac Hcttiabeber
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gclicr,
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tie Tresieiorening ioriamIet iii Iars.
MODE / SerguS sails:
l.. ut ri ubtaIer Dor iuIbe Siuir
til HeaicrinaenS alo9ifob og arait
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ferno. bpor Sulcner al aanoner ira
ale H%etninaer iprlltcr tine Srdnotcr
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fiber bar o. mnottet opglue etocl
@rltno finn Tor ltrar eiter at pinoe
Den tiIbuac.
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MAZDA, nprmcit Sipen, angrtber Oct
citcrriaifc SnIunteri meo Den iamnlc
Cooperation, oA Slagct raler uoEn
noQct Cpher. Wicn 0iaie Nnitren9el.
Ter anlec@ o9lau Tor at rcprGlcntcre
&o~ioepuulftet al bpab Giterrigerne
ton prpitcrc.
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uonteret Weloing ira artgsminiiteriet
/ 8ien bar 2iterrigerne / Sermaoas
Niinitct MI 0ienpnmoet al ben 8runo,
lom SStaliencrnc bibtil bar ta9et nm
ser lin lioite Siieniip. &c fan MI life
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cncitc Gob@brch &orb i Bette Stre8.
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moo be citerrigifc Stiainger / Nnro-
OF Tor @oritjo, bpor Ticnocn5 Sfpt
terQrnpc % 6orbinoclicSlinicr holo.
tc9 unocr en- itnbiQ SpGrrcilo. SRA
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ON 9lrtiQcriouclcr.
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al %taIicncrnc bi0til unbcr Den me
Sfienilp, cr nj naoct np I'll 3O,612
Wiono, boorai $50 Oiiiccrcr. On tor
WtrnQoC %nobcn og onoct &rig@lnate'
ricl cr oQioo crobrct, mcn Bette or
cnoml lite fIoiiliccrct % optalt,
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pen / Wontc San Gabrielle NicAioncn
iprtiUtter uocu Sphpr, 2iQchan 9oa
Sc ANDRE StrOg al &ion5oirontcn, til
trpo5 Tor sc ppIoionmc NcNnitormc
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hper Slot mco Sanger, iom M bril.
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bet oucrirrt BERTH ira 6rontcrnc /
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en- olflcrino.
va ElNc 1.

eitcrriQ'fc Sfibc, paa hpilfc Ser
biOtiI hor pGrct lat &ogt. Sonl
GelQc C. GrouiuRcn al "Otontc"
C"ErotcQioo"D SoQcu bar Der inn,
set Ell itor G~orouoriuN Str0 ocrl
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Ri lor Grcmti0Cn Blot llNtlurcrc
Stibc ioo IorNt ioml I'll Soa Tol
mas. sea oumohcr ON. at DC to
imon Gompcrc "Crou" oN "@u
ago., iom aIiciIcNc bcriru bcn Bite
,Ionltor ol mi nUrncr lla Dor
Icour / Sen Ncnli1i at ifiitc Stag,
mua bli lfooucoc cacr / mobiat
Tolo bIi ifuot iiTuf mco Wtnno %
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liz C"ipurlo5 ucricnft"O.
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bcmmrIiat Wrnc al Srnotct or,
fIrrrAc ot 9lrocrtiuo piIbc iorlon.
oc Of Yritc ri SnlfIouh ON life Of
iUufc Here orQcutiuitc Stibe,
cf,Inr Nrttr Mi o~filooct niIbr S.
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On Gulkrr ON GuGkrrnc.


Zen ~betlcn0tc t%0'irootc Nluana
monO Ctto >. Nabu bor o'rcniIil
arort 'o.l,uo, Patriotic Views "
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pennen" ct iaa goo JON nosen anoen
Sumaif;me I'll Dem bobbeIte Pris.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03
SECOND INNING
Aqueduct Results

FIRST RACE, two-year-olds, claiming. fur
longs:
Poor Joe. 1O0. Buxton. to to . : to 10
Golding. 81, Troise. TO : to l to O.
., Time Ol 40; Portia; Stamgns Ground II.
SECOND RACE, three-year'olds and up han
dicap, 6h furOngs:
Straight Forward 1l3, Nc
IeoeksTes, f46, Buxio1 to TO 10 itsp to out sS0
Ultimatum, 113, Keogh. q to to , 3 to z
Time, 1:10. Garbage, Paddy Whack and Jack
Mount also ran.
Third RACE, maidens. all ages, l mile:
Cavanboy II, iyke; to to . 1 TO 4
Thorn Bloom, 115, McTag-
CART .,..,,...,,,....11 II TO > to 10 to 3
Bet 1l2, DaEies ;..,...., 10 to l to I TO 8
Saadi also ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03
MOTORISTS TO RUN
TOUNIONTOWN, PA.
Silver Cup To Be Awarded
To Winner of Contest
on October 20
FIFTY CARS TO MAKE TRIP

What promises TO he tho most successful
automobile run ever arranged by the Pbila-
deiphia Motor Speedway Association Is tho
motor pilgrimage to Uniontown, Pa, for
the fall races. to be held on the Uniontown
Speedway, Saturday, october 90. Present
indications are that forty or fifty automo-
biles filled with members of the local speed
way organization win start on the morn
ing Of Friday. October 10, from their head
quarters in Hotel Walton.
More than usual interest was aroused in
the run by the recent visit of Charles w
johnson. president OF the Unontown Speed
way. Mr.. johnson not only suggested the
run but also offered a silver cup to be
awarded the motorist arriving in Union
town nearest secret time to be set for the
run. Charles l.. Hover, secretary and
treasurer of the local organization, and
Paul b. Huyette, one of the associations
directors, will probably be pilots for the
run.
The racing meet which they will attend
will be UniOntOwns autumn classic Motor
racing stars OF international renown have
been secured for the events. As special
attractions the program will include Miss
Katherine StinsOn and De Lloyd Thompson
in an aeroplane race against the motorcars.
The list Of racing drivers includes De
Palma, Oldhed, Chevrolet, Muford, Chris
items. Lewis, Anderson, Kline Taylor,
D'Alene Nikrent. Pdrporato, Mcbride,
Duray, Vail Hearne. Bajer, Fountaine,
Ryan, Endcott, Henderson and Watson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03
CENTRAL IN SHAPE
FOR WILMINGTON
Coach O'Brien Selects Grim
son and Gold Eleven for
Saturdays Game
CAPT. KRECKER AT TACKLE
Rv PAUL PREP

After three weeks of practice, which has
become more strenuous as the days go by
Coach Doctor O'Brien, of the Central High
school has chosen his first varsity eleven.
rrhe men selected will line up against the
wilmington High School Saturday after
noon on Houston Field, Twenty-ninth and
Somerset streets.
LITTLE is known of the caliber Of the out
os-town team which has been given the
honor of opening the Crimson and Colds
1917 football season. It is safe to say,
howeyer. that the visitors will try their
hardest to conquer Captain Kreckers team,
as saturdays game is one Of the most i'm
portnnt matches Of the season or Whining
ton Highs schedule.
Tho eleven which Doctor O'Brien has
chosen TO start the initial game of the
season Is composed mostly of inexperienced
men Only three members OF the Crimson
and Colds squad Of last year are on the
nresent team The other fellows Of last
year,s team have either graduated or en-
listed in some branch OF Government
service.
Central High students are depending on
CAPTAIN Krecker center to hold the new
men in the line, together with Eddowes
acting in a similar position among the back
made by Coach O'Brien since the beginning
Of the season. The majority of the can
didates who reported for practice on the
opening day of the school had never played
football before and OBrien was forced to
teach them rudiments of football from the
very beginning. Bill Donnell, at one of the
hrst practices. after watching the boys try
TO follow the rolling pigslSin, passed the
remark that the fellows reminded him or
the fields of Ireland-they were so green.
During the last week the continuous
drilling in the fundamentals or tootpan
began to show it's results, and when the
team lines up Saturday it will be well drilled
in the rudiments of the gridiron sport,
The line is composed of heavy men, who
have shown ability to open up large holes
for the backfield quartet. The crimson ana
Colds first line of defense resembles the
line of a freshman college team more than
that of a high-school eleven. They nave
an average weight of 1876 pounds,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03

SCHUTTINGER PILOTS
ROYAL ENSIGN TO WIN
Ruth Law, Favorite, Also Nosed Out
by Jyntee in Laurel Open
ing Sprint

LAUREL. Md, oct. 3.--Royal Ensign.
with Schuttinger in the saddle led a field
OF two-year-old hllies In the ive-and "a half
furong race, the opening event here this
afternoon. Royal Ensign was a 4-to-1 shot.
Ruth Law, winner Of the inaugural day
opening event, was well backed TO win, but
was only able to annex show, Butwell send
ing Jyntee home in second money.
Quietude, Queen Blonde and Mary Maud
were the also-rans.
Summary:
WRIST RACE, two-yesr.old Gllies; 5h fur
-, 81 Ensign. 11O, schut. "
finger -. '.'.,',; ''''''. 'SiO'-O Sl,-u SdlI
Lyntee lO4 ,Butwell ........ ... ago $50
Time. i:O6 20. julie, ouietuIe. Queen Blonde.
Mary Maud also ran. Scratched--Lady Long
feIlg% MIS- fEyf RTyyg: selling ,our-voaro,ds ora
up steerlechase; about two miles,;
Fair Mac. l4S bryant ,.,,, .... 1870 $50
TimA S.5l IL, Bally Bay, Marchcourt, Dam.
boo, Zellwood. Mo, King Pin also ran.
THIRD RACE, claiming, two-year.ods, G1E
Rsponde, 100, Enslow ...St53O sI5.sO $40. 80
Austral, lOs: Ambrose, 10D I.3n
DRrtworth, no. BAH, 80. 49,. -. 10. IN
Time. l;14. Hope, Producer, Tell Me, Dal.
rose. Rapid Firer also ran
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03
ha1eS (CMcA) Ha1S H

Of the National Amateur ChampionnN'N
nearly all OF these resulted from the posi-
ton Of the cups where a perfectly hit shot
for a three missed the green ~ inches
and dropped into deep pit In front
I noticed as we drove Ip 10 the club
houee that the first hole cup was far over
to the left hand edge Of the green. The hole
Is 3S5. probably $50 from the newly placed
Tee plates and curving to the left took
particular care with my tee shot. and
played II as straight away az possible. not
really caring If it did go into the rough
grass. because I wanted the wide side OF
me green for my approach. / placed the
pan perfectly; Gardner just cut the corr
her' and there was only n narrow bit Of
green TO receive his ball IL he played for
tne pm and all championship players do
that Any one who plays straight out on q
dogleg hole has farther 10 come into the
mole even II he drives as long as his op-
ponent. As ] had secondarily hoped
wanted to play the odd. ! had plenty OF
green to work on, even II my muscles failed
TO execute the shot planned ought stiiI
to be on the green but I wanted a thrao
for the effect on us both The ball fell
as planned kicked Off my baclSspin club =
little and rested four feet from the hole.
When Gardner was ready for his shot this
is what he realized: A possible three for
me; trap In front of him and a pre-
Nailing little quartering wind. He ap-
preached too far. and three was out Of
the question for him. and was very happy
to be one UP on the first hole
In the afternoon, dazed by the conhdencs
of my lead of three holes, forgot myself,
suffered the penalties and took FIVE 20 his
four. Thus II can be seen that there are
easy and hard routes 10 the same hole and
in the tension of a match good generalship
counts for much I got the lead on that
first hole from Gardner and he never once
led me during the day, because took the
N,1Na
and second shots at the same time as Il
NEara.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03
MYERS HURLS in FINAL
MIX OF SEASON FOR AS
Yanks Score First in Other
Game After Athletics Win
the First, 8 to 1

POLO GROUNDS. New York. Oct, 3.
Bob McGraw pitched the last game Of
the season for the Yankees in the second
game of today's double-header. lie was
opposed by Myers for the Athletics
All the fans present could have sat COM
fortably in the press box.
The Athletics won the first, 81.
FIRST INNING
Jameson walked. witt fouled to Nuna-
maker, and Jameson was doubled trying
for second, Nunamaker to Ward. Sharman
singled to center, but died stealing Nuna-
maker to Fewster. No runs one hit, no
errors.
Myers threw out Miller. Ward out, Nc
Innis to Myers. Baker walked. Pipp sin
gled to right Baker and Pipp worked a
double steal, the former scoring. Shannon
errors.
SECOND INNING
Bodie famed Baker threw out Nc
Innis. Shannon singled to right. Shan
scoring Shannon. Fewster threw out
Perkins, One run, two hits, no errors.
Witt threw to Wick, Fewster walked.
Shannon threw out Nunamaker. Hendryx
batted for McGraw. HendryX walked.
Shannon fumbled Millers grounder filling
the bases, and when Fewster tried to score
he was out at the plate, Shannon to
Perkins. No runs, no hits, one error.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03

But on the morning of the final hit just a
few, for ] wanted especially to win that
first hole from Bob, and on previous occa-
cions I had not really fallen into my
stride for several holes, owing to differ
enCes of light. ball and unloosened muscles.
The first hole at Merton Is n curving one
with a very heavily trapped green pieces
of which seem to jut into the deep pits.
During tho qualifying round | noticed
tendency to place the cups in the narrowest
parts Of the green. on the day of the final
| discovered that I had never faced
course where the tees were - far back,
or the cups in such severely guarded parts
Of the green's Mentally added something
more to the recorded distance Of each hole,
and my little arithmetcal work repaid it.
self For the first time in ten years had
taken four skies on eighteen holes, and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03

The Real Lady, star coll, tr0tter of Tom
Futurity. the richest event OF the season for
harness horses, at Lexington, Ky, yesterday.
shut out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03
FIFTH INNING
OMAR KHAYYAM MATCHED
WITH HOURLESS AT LAUREL
Return Race Between Star Thorough
breds to Be Decided on
October IL

BALTIMORE, Oct 3.-Another race has
TODAY been arranged between Omar Khay-
yam and Hourless, two of the greatest
horses of the year. They will meet at one
mile and a quarter. each carrying l26
noalnds, at the Laurel track october H.
Ten thousand dollars and a gold cup worth
SS5o0 will be the prizes for which the horses
will run. -.
omar beat Hourless a short head when
,hev mat at Belmont Park recently
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03

n SoIileNillitk
in the way OF its
generalshlp.
I laid out a plan
for my whole week,
and during that
time ] had not
taken a ptlctice
stroke, while most
OF the other players
could be seen out
on the course hit
ting ball after ball
before their matches
started. My object
in abstinence was
to preserve my
strength, and l ar
gued that II | had
not learned the
shots before l came
there | could not
lnnrt, Ahnnn then.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03
THIR DINNING

Mogrdge now pitching for New York.
Myers got an infleld hit. Jameson famed.
Witt popped to Fewster whose throw to
Pipp doubled up Myers off the bag. No
runs, one hit, no errors
Myers threw out Miller and Ward. Baker
flied to Sharman, No runs, no hits no
errors.
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SMITH SCORES EARLY
IN SECOND FOR N. Y.
Anderson and Oeschger Pitch
the Final Game of the
Season Here
PHILLIEs' BALL PARK, oct. 3.

lllLl-lEsD DALI IAINh, OCl. o.
Anderson and Oeschger were the pitchers
in the second game Of today's double
header, and the final OF the season.
The Giants won the first fracas, after
lot of slugging, III.
The Giants scored first in the second
game getting man over in the second
period.
FIRST INNING.
Pearce threw out Young. Baird singled
to left. Kauff flied to Schultz Thorpe
went out Oeschger to Pearce to Luderus.
No runs, one hit no errors.
Paskert doubled TO the centre-feld fence.
Schultz lined to Kauff Baird threw out
Schultz. Luderus put up an easy foul.
which Gibson muffed. Luderus flied to
Kauff. No runs. one hit, one error.
SECOND INNING
Pearce threw out Hemingway. Rodriguez
flied to Schultz, Smith doubled to right
Gibson singled to center, Smith scoring
Anderson forced Gibson. Evers to Dugey.
one run, two hits, no errors.
Lohert playing third and Hemingway
second for New York. Baird threw out
Dugey. Evers walked Pearce flied to
Thorpe. Adams doubled to right Ander-
son threw out Oeschger No runs one hit,
no errors,
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FOURTH INNING

Sharman flied to Lamar. Baker threw
out Bodie. McInnis out the same way. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
witt threw out Lamar Wick fouled to
Perkins Fewster out, Grover to Mclnnis.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
shannon fouled to Baker, Grover famed
Perkins flied to Fewster. No runs, no hits
no errors.
Nunamaker singled to center. Mogrldge
heat out an infeld hit. Miller hit to Myers
who threw to witt, mailing Nunafnaker
Ward lined to Bodie. Baker lined to Bodie
No runs, two hits no errors.
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Swarthmore Prep Wins Opener

SWARTHMORE, Pa, oct 3.--Swarth-
more Prep opened its gridiron season yes
terday on Palmer Field by trouncing the
Darby High football eleven in a runaway
game score 20 to q.
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Will Travel 5000 Miles to See Series

CtIICAGo. Oct, 3.-Paul Buckley, member
90 ~ 1amous Chicago team that included Billy
Sunday, viii travel more than COCO miles 81, 10
Worlds series. Mr., Buckley will Journey az
The way from Alaska. ,Es TheGs gspss ne 10 'H''eu
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MILLER RECRUITS
Certain Holes Played During the Final

TN ANALYZING the manner in which
i certain holes were played at Merton In
me final of the national amateur champion
ship last year, I take II that what is wanted
is practical hints in the management Of