The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16

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~. TOUT Gays ~ succession. All
plies OF sphnts, arnica, iodine ;
Antiques have come to town.
For days and days the fans have
hAAn fl0ckink ia nurchasA tickAts
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tor the 1ames OF To-Day ana tonor-
rev. It IL whispered that tonaor.
rows are all zone, EXCEPT those
world series "pavilion" things. The
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toiIay aeAms 4 dean. dark rnys.
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R,eIxv HARRIS has "old Abe"
cdveIealxie, Garland Braxton and
Ersiler GAorSe MURRAY. not to men.
tiSn ADMIRAL Decatur and Fred
Ferocious, Marberry. He can pick
anv ono Of this gang and make
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ec~ .hirts ,1ith M checks.
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- riGht field FOR the ANTIQUES.
lev sav he's been hitting the ball
ard, but naissing vital flies in the
Earden.
y. Tr0Nbfidse Collins VIII hob
Bile around second base. He has
not been setting any rivers
a6Ia1e ana ruinOrs nave MAX
Blshop. the fieidlng 1901, que Ior
return 10 duty ALMOST any
day now
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roIsv a. sr,bthsrAa and nuitA lost.
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pltcner. Battng! Wen. ne gees
to bat there. What more need De
SAID.
But don't overlook the pctentlal'
tiles OF the ANTIQUES. Iney c1n
hit. They don't cover mucn
ground in the field, but they nave
z first class pitching staff, once 1t
gets down to business. Nobody,
not even the Yankees. laugh too
loudly at the Antiques.
Some day-who knows, 1t might
bA today-those old boys may get
together and whang the eternal
daylights out Of somebody, and 1t
may be the Griffs. What has
been done can be done again. re.
member, and, oh boy, how those