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PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER
6, 1921
THE FIRST BALL. Mau Hjluti i ttu hall te the
center of the diamond a.s the teams u ip i"t n New Yerk
started battle in the WerM ?enp
I'HI: WERE THE FIRST Tne first three persona who bought tickets at the Pole GreundH in New Yerk ycsterdir
.re ibcwTX after they armed i'i the first row of bleacher seats. They are (left te right) Jeseph Jakaub, Leslie (.v
'vr J ( harles Kier-' " i '5?bt they waited outside the ate t d -fain this honor '
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.,1 'V "UP" RRIYED. He nlnie t WhElLI. Twe Getham citizens were very carlj.
u iched the top of the fence of the Pole Only early boys found knotholes at the opening game
'-rounds whc tVoblueceat --pied him '
f the World Serin
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iiK ENGLISH St'OUP STROKE. That's the name of the pluj just executed by the play r at tl,
l hi, who i- Miss Marjene Marcey. Her opponent is Mits Betty Wiener. They were playing at the
Philadelphia Cricket Club m a practice it in- ' j'hur,. . r ,
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. 'id uauMl. 1 1 -if .ii'hi P Rockefeller. U the rignt. Mine. WuNka, wlie in private life is the vm
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- OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
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iiJh. t AL ! ( OOL1DGH (le't), ifeef ice Pre
idi'ir, and Mr. Marhall, wite of cx-Vicc President,
lulluwini; a luncheon te wives of Scnateis
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&MmrdMLtM ttf&m& WmmmB iSsM&BttmM; iS$irt?,:mrJ? d.-n-liiill inirht) tu Wa-luiiirtini iiru-uaneinien
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tidrtj-WQ dozen a day
fifth und Huntingdon streets
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ti Mi i;il Uecil (left; . ml Mrs. X. Burckiy
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.-no. Included in the gieup are Miss Petty Raiee, un Itlaclc Pud: Mi LUcii Leuiee Wallfii, en Jinga
bee, and Miss I.arna Whittlesfey, un Grefrdalc i-aui memi-
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