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STADIUM BUILT AND OWNED BY AUSTRALIAN SPORTING CLUBS
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interesting; at this .time, inasmuch as Philadelphiansare considering a plan to' build one very much on this order. The stadium shown above was built in a natural depression, just as 'the proposed bowl in this city would be. It is constructed of concrete
and will seat 75,000 persons. It cost about '$300,000. In this oval cricket is played, as well as football, and, thanks to the method of putting; soil on the field, the football matches do not hurt the cricket pitch in the least Around the running track
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The steamship Hanalei struck Dubury reef1, near San Francisco, shortly before noon on November
23 and pounded herself to pieces in 16 hours in a terrific gale. Twenty lives were lost.
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GERMAN PEASANTS DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES BY THE RUSSIANS
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