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Pennant Progress
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston. (two gamcs).
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Games Today
Toledo at Minneapolis.
indianapolis at Milwaukee.
= Louisville at Kansas City.
Columbus at st. Paul.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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vapo CARPET md Uphol.
steFy Cleaners. Phone 500.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 8; Chicago 5.
Washington 1; st. Louis Q.
Boston s.. Cleveland g..
Philadelphia s., Detroit s.
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/, NATTONAL fLEAC

st. Louis' 4l3: Boston O-2.
Chicago 4 Brooklyn I.
Pittsburgh 4; New York 2.
Cincinnati Sii4; Philadelphia 20.
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Wisner and Hartley: Dumovich,
Messenger. Meme and Shinault, Sny-
der.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
st. Joseph 1877; Des Moincs SO.
Tulsa 14-3; Lincoln "a.
Wichita 2-2; Denver 4-12.
Oklahoma City -; Omaha Q.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo7O; st. Paul 2.
Columbus 8; Minneapolis 4.
Indianapolis 5-2; Kansas City Al.
Louisville 8; Milwaukee 4.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03

By Pacific X At7r,r Stanley Klvana (above), a quiet hammered young man, is on trial for his life at Mineola, N. r., He is charged with murder in first degree and of having been m e m b CT of gang that killed Ernest l., Whitman, bond sales man in bank holdup at Bellmore, N. l.. in 1921.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

where they are regarded as more
valuable than these two men.
Princeton Is likely to do lot OF
excellent forward passing and Har-
ward does not appear to be especially
strong in defense against the over
head attack. The Crimson running
attack has not impressed close observ-
ers as strong to date and her forward
passing so far has been only fair.
This Harvard. Princeton engagement
Is unique inasmuch as the classic
stands out pretty much alone In I'M
portance. Elsewhere IN practically
every section Of the country there Is
a let.down in big" games.
Washington VS.. California.
In the Far West the University Of
Washington will entertain California
at Seattle. The Bears have had rough
shedding all season, and there Is no
reason to feel that the Huskies will
not take them.
Iowa and Minnesota will bring two
beaten teams together. But the
Gophers have been coming along great
guns Of late. and the Hawkeyes seem
to be In for beating.
Wisconsin journeys to Ann Arbor
to play Michigan. The Wolverines.
sn1arting under the Navy defeat, are
likely to maui the Badgers without
mercy.
The Syracuse e-Georgetown affair
ought to be q hummer. Syracuse is
strong, but the Jesuits are a handful
for any eleven. Syracuse Is favored
to win. though.
Illinois will probably defeat Chicago.
even granting that the Maroons have
the faculty Of playing their best ball
against Zuppke's men.
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equipped with more than handful
of simple formations in any game
they have played to date, including
the Navy battle. The team against
Harvard Is extremely likely to show
a most interesting offense.
The line will be a great deal bet
ter than those who have watched Il
in preliminary games believe IS pos
sible.
At the same time the writer recog-
nizes that throughout it's length 1t
1s not likely to be quite so good as
the Harvard forward wall.
The left side Of the Crimson line,
in all probability, will shade Prince
ton. Were this superiority likely to
be registered throughout the entire
line. there would be no alternative to
selecting Harvard as the winner. But
this Is unlikely to be the case.
Harvard's backs have been very
highly touted. but aside from Putnam
they are not likely to be more than
fair when the acid test is applied.
It looks as though the Harvard
backs will be able to go only as far
as the line will carry them. whereas
Princeton has several backfleld men
who are extremely likely to work
their way well beyond the scope Of
line influence.
Crimson Defense Strong.
Harvard's defense may we'll prove
to be better than her attack; at any
rate, there Is no doubt that the Grim
son defense will be strong. Yet Prince
ton may be expected to produce an
offense qualified to get by it from time
to time.
The chances are that both teams
will score and the eleven that can
hold onto the ball longest will win
This means. Of course. that the team
which makes the greater number of
first downs Is likelier to come through
with a voctory.
To sum up, Harvard's advantage in
the line Is not likely to be sufficiently
great to offset the greater advantage
which the Tigers seem likely to hold
in the backf1eld. Neither Slagle nor
Williams Is included in this estimate
of comparative superiority: neither Is
likely to start the game, not because
they are not in condition, but because
other backs have advanced to a poin'
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BUSINESS FAvORITE
OVER CENTRAL TEAM

Business was to meet Central this
afternoon at S:15 o'clock at Wilson
Stadium in a high school champion
ship foot ball game that probably will
find one team relying almost alto
gether on line plunges and the other
forward passing.
Business, that plowed its way to a
25-to-6 victory over Eastern recently.
is expected to use the plunging mode
Of attack against the much lighter
Central team. while the Mount Pleas
ant boys have been devoting much
time to perfecting their overhead Of
fensive.
1t will be the first time since 1914
that a Business eleven has been a
favorite to vanquish Central COM
bination. Coach Collins Of Business
reports that he will start the same
lineup that triumphed over Eastern.
Two new players, Stevens. back
and Rodgers, tackle, will appear for
'entral. having just become eligible.
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ia GAMES CARDED
TO HELP MEMORIAL

AS a tribute to the memory of
Walter Camp. and as a part Of the
campaign for lasting national me-
mortal to the man, who during his
life did so much to popularize the
game Of foot ball. there are to be ia
Walter Camp day games during the
gridiron season.
According to the report made pub
lie by this committee, which repre-
Association In the plan to raise
sents the National Collegiate Athletic
Camp memorial gateway at the en-
trance to the Yale Bowl In New
Haven. these games are so scheduled
as TO include every section OF the
country.
Saturday. Walter Camp day is 70
be observed on 90 college gridirona
with an imposing array OF important
games. headed by the Columbia
Cornell clash at New York. The
wind.up for the schedule will come
on November 20 at the annual Yale
Harvard game, played this year IN
the Bowl. when $4,000 spectators will
participate In special commemorate,
exercises in memory of the former
Eli player and coach.
Chairman E. X. Hall of the Cam
committee, In commenting on theSo
games. stated:
I'VE are particularly anxious thai
every university, college and Pre-
paratory school association have SOM
part, no matter how small, in raiSin.
the funds for the Camp memorial
Yale alumni have pledged half @.
the $4,000 needed, and the balanc"
is to be raised in behalf Of all 9th.
institutions. We want this to be
truly national memorial"
Evening star., 1926-11-05
PRO FOOT BALL LOOP
IS HAVING TROUBLES

NEW YORK, November @.-
Harold Hansen, manager of the New
ark professional foot ball eleven, has
withdrawn his team from the Ameri
can League because Of financial diff
culties.
Humblert Fugazy announces that
his Brooklyn Horsemen. in the same
league, will share in the clubs profits
from now on. although the same have
been zero to date.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. November S
CP).--The Cleveland American League
professional foot ball team will re.
main in the circuit and complete its
1926 schedule. President Edwards Of
the circuit announced following con.
ferences here.
Edwards came to Cleveland to un-
tangle financial dtf1fculties Of the team.
He said a new financial hacker had
been found for the club.
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Waverly foot ball team. says that 1t
everness to Offset the weight of the
face Sunday, at 80 o'clock. in their
son at Clark Griffith Stadium.
last seasons 1925 District unlimited
1t the Mohawks will be out to even
that its victory was not a f1uke.
Planslsy Midgets are after games
with 115-pound teams. Call'the man.
ager at West 4S1.
Hartford A. c. and Mohawk Props
115-pounders, will meet Sunday on the
field at Third street and Missouri ave
nue..
Southern Juniors are after a game
tomorrow with a 1i5-pound eleven
Call Manager Nate Miller at Franklin
1039S between and pm.
Auroras are after a game tomorrow
with 1oo-pound team. CAN Lincoln
4935.
A game with a 10o-pound combina
ton for tomorrow is sought by Hart
fords. Call Lincoln 4935.
Perry Prep foot 'baIlers are after a
game for tomorrow with a 115-pound
team. The Perrys have a Monument
grtdiron from to o'clock. Call Co
lumbia 1851.
Michigan Blues. who are after the
lO5-pound city title, will clash tomor-
row with the Senator eleven. Man
ager Kane is listing games for the
Blues at Lincoln 6TS2.
Carolina 4. G.. wants q game for
/ Saturday with SO to 100 pound team.
! Call Manager Langley at Lincoln
5833-J.
Seat Pleasant Boys Club will en-.
gage Northern Props Sunday at 1870
on Monument grounds gridiron.
Seat Pleasant players will meet at the
| District line at 1880.
Scapes A. G. has been forced to can
! eel its game carded for tomorrow with
! the Herdics.
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Leading Grid Games Tomorrow
MIDWEST.

MIDWEST.
Michigan vs.. Wisconsin at Ann
Arbor.
Iowa vs.. Minnesota at Iowa City.
Michigan State VS.. Centre at East
Lansing.
Notre Dame VS.. Indiana at South
Bend.
Chicago VS.. Illinois at Chicago.
Kansas vs.. Grinnell at Lawrence.
Butler VS.. Wabash at Indianapolis.
Akron VS.. Western Reserve at
Akron.
North Dakota State vs.. North Da-
k0ta University ut Grand Forks.
BelOit VS.. Lawrence at BeiOit.
Northwestern vs.. Purdue at Evans
ton.
Carson.Newman VS.. Tusculum at
jefferson City.
Case VS.. Hiram at Cleveland.
De Paw vs.. Illinois Wesleyan, at
Greencastle.
Detroit vs.. St. Louis at Detroit.
Marquette vs. Kansas Aggies Mt
Milwaukee.
Ohio University VS.. Ohio Northern
at Athens.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Wittenberg at
Delaware.
Western Union VS.. South Dakota at
lie Mars.
Adriansv VS.. Valparaiso at Adrian.
Chicago Y. College VS.. Wheaton at
Chicago.
Kalamazoo VS.. Hillsdale at Kala.
mazOO.
Marietta vs.. Otterbein at Marietta.
Marquette Northern VS.. Superior at
Marquette.
Morningside vs.. South Dakota State
ut Sioux City.
Rose Poly vs.. Earlhnm at Terre
Haute.
Trinity vs.. Tabor at Sioux City.
WEST.
Washington vs.. California at Seat
I stanford vs.. Santa Clara at Palo
Alto.
Arizona vs.. New Mexico at Tucson.
Idaho VS.. Washington State ut
Moscow.
College of Pacific VS.. Chico at
Stockton.
Colorado Aggies vs.. Utah Aggies at
Fort Collins.
Colorado College vs.. Wyoming at
Colorado Springs.
Colorado Mines VS.. Colorado at
Golden.
Denver vs.. UCAu ut D0nVoF.
Fresno VS.. San Jose at Fresno.
GOnzaga vs.. st. Mary's at Spokane.
Greeley VS.. Western State at Gree.
ley.
Loy0la VS.. Flagstaff at Los An.
geles.
Montana State vs.. Brigham Young
at BOzeman.
Nevada vs.. California Aggies at
Reno.
Regis VS.. Creighton at Denver.
st. Vincent VS.. California Normal at
Beatty.
Whitman VS.. College of Idaho at
Walla Walla.
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One Of the most remarkable de-
velopments in foot ball history has
made Harvard a favorite. After
loss Of first two games this season,
day by day absorption Of new Hor-
ween coaching sent an improved
team into the fray on each success
sive Saturday.
Pennsylvania Is inhaiing quantities
Of salt air at golf club on the
Jersey Coast and limbering up
muscles for the drive against Penn
State.
New York University has silk
pants nicely brushed for Carnegie
Tech. Syracuse has mastered intri-
cate Georgetown plays. Pittsburgh's
powerful eleven is on edge for West
Virginia, defeated only by Missouri
this season.
Substitutes are likely to be used
by Army and sundry other leading
Eastern teams tomorrow which have
easy opponents.
Columbia fears the passes Of Will
liam and Mary and Navy must face
West Virginia Wesleyan, the eleven
that marred the Boston College un-
crossed goal line last Saturday.
Yale expects no great trouble with
Maryland.
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lc V0llCI AdiIlp IICLuOl IdI Auhu.
l the field the strongest eleven it has
he regulars are in good shape for the
.ady and fit to go for the same con-
record and Crum's team is fairly cer-
nat, though, both teams should play
is weak Ursinus plays well.
tween teams that have been whipped;
that is, at least one Of the contenders
in each contest will have suffered
defeat prior to its appearance tomor-
row. Georgia meets Auburn at
Athens and both have gone down
before other Southern Conference
elevens. Georgia Tech and Wander
bilt play at Atlanta. and both have
been whipped by Alabama. Tennessee
still has clean slate. but If little
tight battle against 1t that was
shown against Alabama, by which 1t
was defeated to 0. then it may
be that Tennessee will have it's trou-
bles before II Is another day old.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute meets
South Carolina at Richmond. The for
mer has been tied once, but not de-
feated, while the latter has been
beaten by Virginia. Virginia and
Washington and Lee face at Char
lottesville, and the former has los'
to two conference elevents and the
latter to one: Georgia Tech was the
conference victor over the Generals.
One Of the biggest games in the
Middle West tomorrow Is that at Ann
Arbor, between Michigan and Wis
consin. The Wolverines lost to Navy
last week, but their skirts are still
clear as far as Western Conference
contests go. And unless Wisconsin
plays better foot ball than 1t has
Michigan probably will BE- returned
victor again.
PENNSYLVANIA and Penn state meet
at Philadelphia. 1t would be the big
gest kind Of an upset if the Quakers
were to meet defeat. The State
eleven has not shown anything much
that would even tend to indicate that
1t has anything like an even chance
to win from the Philadelphians.
Pittsburgh and West Virginia are
sure TO put up a good battle at Pitts.
burgh, but the edge of the game is
somewhat taken of by earlier de.
feats by Pitt and the one-sided whip
ping Missouri gave West Virginia
last week.
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TRACK RECEIVER ASKED.

CHICAGO, November 8 hp.--Peti-
ton for a receiver for the Washing
ton Park Corporation, sponsor Of run
ming horse races at the Ho,newood
track last July and August, has been
filed by attorneys for the John A.
Leising Co.. lumber dealers. The COM
pany's claim is for $21, 500. There are
said to be Il other claims against
the CorporatiOn
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t ENGAGEMENTS on Districts Foot Ball Schedule for Tomorrow
MARYLAND-VIRGlNIA GRID
GAME SEATS IN DEMAND

Tickets for the Maryland. Virginia
foot ball game that will be staged
at College Park tomorrow . week
are In great demand, and the limit
ed number Of reserved seats doubt
less will be gone before the mid
die of next week. They have been
placed on sale at Spalding's, 1888
G street, and at the MayiOwer.
Carlton and Willard Hotels.
The game will be one of the high
spots Of the gridirOn season here.
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WILL PLAY AT EASTON.

WASHINGTON. Pa. November :
OY.-WashinGton and jefferson and
Layayette, which have played their
annual foot ball game on a neutral
field in the past. will perform at
Easton, Pa, next October -. Compile.
ton Of a new stadium at Easton
prompted the move.
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laudet VS.. American Univer
likely to be as good a game and nett
III order to make it successful for I
George Washington will place q
had in uniform in any contest. All {
only time that they have al been r
test. Ursinus does not have good
tain to win by good score. At
good foot ball. because even when it
also are likely to win without diff
Guilty. The Brookland eleven should
find little opposition in Blue Ridge.
and probably will give the second
string men an opportunity 70 show
what they can do. Gallaudet has "A
much stronger team than America n
University and should get the long
end Of the score by three or four
touchdowns. The Kendall Greeners
probably will be outplayed in one
department, punting. because Birth.
right. former Central High School
captain. Is an exceptionally good man
to boot the ball.
While these three elevens are play.
ing at home, Georgetown and Mary.
land will be struggling with powerful
opponents on Northern fields. The
former left last night for Syracuse.
where 1t Is practicing this afternoon
in preparation for the game with that
school tomorrow afternoon, while
Maryland leaves tonight for New
Haven, where it meets the Bulldog at
2 o'clock tomorrow.
Georgetown has an even chance to
win, according to Coach Little. while
Maryland will be on the short end
OF the odds. Whatever may be the
result Of their contests. both will know
they have been through struggles.
because the teams they are going
against are fighting machines always.
Princeton journeys 10 Cambridge
tomorrow for the first of the games
between the Big Three. The Tigers
started their season. as did Harvard.
in rather poor fashion, but both have
been coming along in fine shape in
The last game or two and bid fair to
put up a great exhibition of foot ball
before the last of the 60 minutes of
play is concluded. Despite the great
strength that Harvard has shown in
the last two contests, against Dart
mouth and Tufts, many seem TO think
that Bill Roper has something up
his sleeve and that as a consequence
Princeton will win.
Some of the most important games
In the South tomorrow will be be-
Evening star., 1926-11-05


Waveriy humbled the Indians.
champions. in the first encounter, b'
scores. Waverly will strive to show
According to Manager Kersey. Wav.
erly's line will be picked from the fol-
lowing: Hunt, J. Clark, Mccormack
and Moore, ends; Collins, Neuman and
Murphy. tackles: Peterson, Thomas
nd Russell, guards, and Mouton and
1:roaddus. centers. The baCkfield
squad is yet to be named.
Mohawks are reported in great
shape for the battle and confident OF
turning the tables on the fighting
northeast eleven.
Signal drill for the Indians will be
held tonight at Clark Griffith Stadium
under direction OF Coach Jack Hag.
crty. shorty O'Connell. former Knick-
rrbockcr star is the latest addition to
tine Mohawk squad and will be used at
quarterback in Sundays game.
Stanton foot ballers will meet to.
night at 7:30 o'clock at Jack Handi-
hoes home, 623 F street northeast.
After battling to a scoreless tie last
Sunday, Navy Yard Marines and Bat
.ery A of Fort Myer again will come
10 grips Sunday at O'Clock on the
Fort Myer gridiron.
NOrtheI1ls will engage Wintons and
Southern Props will tackle Knicker-
lockers in the two Capital City League
J50pound championship series games
t2rded for Sunday at Washington
barracks. Northerns and Wintons
"ill meet in the first game at o'clock.
The other contest will start at 3.
Still smarting under the 3-to-9 defeat
banded them last year by Wintons,
their only setback of the season.
Northerns Will be seeking revenge and
Coach April has been working his men
hard. Wintons also have been drilling
cnergetically.
Cardinals and Tremonts. keen dia.
il0nd foes. will carry their rivalry TO
lie foot ball field Sunday on No .
;;ridiror at Tidal Basin grounds. Play
VII start at o'clock. Carl Minnicks
a. York Props viii referee, During
Vi" past season the teams met seven
times AT base ball and Trenonts won
I'll he games by one run.
Manager Ray McGarvey is booking
Iames for Cardinals at Adams S4s9.
Clarendon-Lyons and Battery b,
Fort Myer, will hook up Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock on Clarendon grid.
iren.
Games with District 125.pound teams
are sought by Alexandria Pirates. Call
Aiexa ndria 1896.
Crescent A. C.. 135-pounders. will
meet kenilworth A. c. on the Chesa-
peake Junction &c" Club Field Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Crescent play
ers arc 70 report TO Acting Capt. Irice
at Sixteenth and Columbia road at ]
oClOcA
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HARVARD ELEVEN PICKED
TO WIN OVER PRINCETON
However, Slagle Is Back With Tigers and Nassau Fol-
lowers Believe Their Team Will Rise to Oc-
casion-Crimson Well Prepared.
BY the Associated Press.

YEW huskies sought
with Princeton
that bali emergencies famous by
rising to
roaring undergraduate demonstration the Princeton eleven
chant bright the
firm conviction that everything Jake with the Jungle Cats
threat fit for the combination OF has
OF
historic Big Three
Sage has punng with odime power hreeeek lay
off from injuries His flashing passes tipped the line
again with deadly All the Aoundeng Of the early
forgotten by Princeton who the Tigers will traditional
Evening star., 1926-11-05
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

NEW YORK, November 5.-Prince-
toms chances of winning the Har-
ward game at Cambridge on Satur-
day are good.
Every one knows how hazardous
foot ball forecasts are. Nothing is
so likely to go astray as preliminary
dope on a gridiron contest.
None the less, after a study Of the
two teams with reference not SO
much to what they have done as to
their possibilities, the writer's con-
clusion is that the Tigers will enter
this struggle with superior weapons
This is the way things look before
the game; after it has been played
there may be a diqerent aspect. Hind
sight ofken makes pre-game prophecy
look ridiculous. Just the same the
critic has no alternative, to calling 'em
as he sees 'em.
First it may be said that the public
has not the slightest idea as to the
capabilities Of this Princeton team.
And this goes for the squad Of Har-
ward scouts who have been following
the Nassau outfit all season.
Have Not Shown Hand.
In no game have the Tigers dis
played any OF the formations or
plays that will be used in the Big
Three series They have not been
Evening star., 1926-11-05

Harry Gamble Of Tulane Uni,
sity is the only married varsity &
tain In foot ball.
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WAVERLYS WOULD PROVE
HAWK DEFEAT NO FLUKE

- KERSEY manager Wavcy foot ball team that it
Offset the weight Of the
eeven Sunday 2:3O O'Clock in their
Clark Griffith Stadium
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Crescent A. C.. 135-pounders. will
meet kenilworth A. {. on the Chesa-
reake Junction &c" Club Field Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Crescent play
ers arc 10 report TO Acting Capt. I'rice
at Sixteenth and Columbia road at
oclocl
Evening star., 1926-11-05

Games with District 125.pound teams
are sought by Alexandria Pirates. Call
Alexandria 1896.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
C.. w. AND URSINUS MEET
In CAMP MEMORIAL TILT
Blue Ridge Visits C. u. at Observation-Disclosures to
Tackle American University-Ceorgetown and
MARYLAND Go North for Contests.
BY II. c. BYRD.

GORGE WASTfIEGTONS with Cr5inus list of
4 Two
ued-Cathoic University Bookland and Gal
University Kendall Greenbut neither
Evening star., 1926-11-05

Clarendon-Lyons and Battery b,
Fort Myer, will hook up Sunday att
ernoon at 3 O'Clock on Clarendon grid.
fr0n
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Evening star., 1926-11-05

Manager Ray McGarvey is booking
6ames for Cardinals at Adams 34S9.