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WHEN SUMMER SATURDAYS COME THE WORLD THINKS OF SPORTS AND LIFE IN THE OUT-OF-DOOR
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LATEST GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OP THE PLYING PHILLIES, WHO LONG HAVE HELD FIRST PLACE BUT WHO ARE NOW FACING A CRITICAL PERIOD IN THE FIGHT FOR THE PENNANT
Bottom row, left to right: Becker, Paskcrt, Moran, Bancroft, Byrne and Cravnth. Middle row: Trainer Mike Dee, Whltted, Baumgartner. Tincup, Alexander, Killcfer, Niehoff, Mayer, Rixey, Dugey and Weiser. Top row: Chalmers, Luderus, Burns, Stock
and Adams. The picture was taken by an Evening Ledger staff photographer.
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A CRAFT THAT CAN ALMOST BURN THE WAVES
"Miss Detroit" was the winner of the Gold Challenge Cup at the hydroplane
T"?s BjlIanHs?.otNNn S.he "P d? 48 8tatut0 mes an hour. On the deck
Is her driver John Milot, who gained fame by winning a race the first time
he ever held a motorboat wheel in his hands. The boat is owned by a
syndicate of Detroitcrs.
GOVERNOR IN FATIGUE
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Charles R. Miller, Delaware's chief
executive, and the cream-colored
hat in which he inspected the rifle
range at New Castle.
MANEATER CAUGHT ON LINE
William S. Gale and the 6H-foot
shark ho took from the water near
the inlet at Atlantic City after a
long battle.
Photo by Uiw
QUARTET OP PLAYERS WHO ARE STARTLING THE GOLFING
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