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NEW YORK, Oct. 10. — The 1927 world series has passed quickly into baseball history with ten records smashed and five others tied, chief- ly through the batting prowess of Babe Ruth, the "makings" of a stormy controversy in the Bush-

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The speedy ending of the series prevented the battle from smashing records for attendance and gate re- ceipts, although the figure for the

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in the third game, was the pitchin: hero.

"Jumping Joe" Dugun turned in the most sensational fielding per- formances. , Taking the series as a. whole, however. Ruth's bat was the most consistently prominent feature. fig- uring in all four victories. The Babes three singles upset the Pir- ates in the first game, his sacrifice fly tallied a run in the second, his first homer furnished the climax to the Yankee barrage in the third

third game at the Yankee Stadium did set up a new high "gate" ofl $209,665 for a single contest, while the players’ pool also is the great-l est on record.

Less Than Million Gate

It was the first time in five years that the series has failed to be a: million dollar affair. The total re-i ccipts. $783,217, however, were more than $50,000 in excess of the total for the first four games of the 1926 series, which set the high mark for seven games of $1,207,864.

111s .279 to .223 and on the average out-fielded them .981 to .962.

Babe Ruth's bat smashed eight of, the ten records broken and tied an- other to clinch for him probably a. atronger claim than any-other play—' er to the individual hero role of the series.

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battle and his second home run kept the Yankees from possibleide- feat in the fourth game.

Babe Drives in Seven Runs

Ruth drove in more runs than any other player, seven, and ac- counted for the only two circuit clouts of the series. He was a constant threat at the plate and handled his position in the field faultlessly. The Babe was out-

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Still Questioning Tunny’s Right ‘ " ‘To Title

Many big bots still held in abey- clue-great numbers of ﬁght fans consider Dempsey should have been _ awagded the championship title in tho, seventh round. The official, moyies of the ﬁght leave no doubt

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in the writers mind as to who Mk1; ually won the battle. The films are as clear as a bell and every movc is distinct. The fight ﬁlms we under- stand will be presented at the Prince Edward Friday and Saturday of this week.

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Ebers has succeeded, after much! communication, in matching Frank] Bruno, the "Boston Bearcat" with; Jack Patterson, now in this city, the:

match to take place at the Arena either the latter part of this week or Monday night next.

Bruno wrestles Frank Saxon. Montreal, heralded as peer of Cali- light-heavyweight, in thc'

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scored by Combs, Koenig and Lloyd Waner, besides being outbattéd by

The Yankees outbatted their riv- Kﬂenig. who led both clubs regulars,

with a figure of .500, but the big slugger was more of a decisive fact- or than any of‘ these staksww? hw- But for his ~ lapses »in- ‘the field. Lloyd Waner might havehequa-Llexl Ruth as a stellar figure. The younger Waner, playing his first

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McGill Defeats Varsity in Football

TORONTO, Oct. 10.—Converting two fumbles by_ Francis Trimble. made behind his own .line, into touches for the ‘majority of their pointsﬁMcGill University swept to victory over University of Toronto, Intercollegiate Union champions, in the opening game of the intercol- legiate schedule here yesterday aft- ernoon by 12--6. Held during the ﬁrst quarter by the blue machine, McGill rallied in the second when they got one of their breaks to score a try, and in the third and fourth completely outplayed the champions.

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Dalzell, Pearson, E. Fowler and Fraser; quarters, Simpson, J. Fow- ler, Richards and Goodspeed; halv- es, Chestnut, Currie and Petrie; fullback Woods; spares, Jones, Hick- son, Oldham, Trltes, Stratton, Chal- mers, Lockhart and McNally. PRINCE GEORGE IS APPOINTED T0 NEW BATTLESHIP NELSON

LONDON, Oet; IO-Princc George has been appointed tqscrve on "the new battleship Nelson, acting on

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z POKER Sunny Brae Rink, Moncton, tomor- HANDS row night. , . , Fans hereabouts need no intro» v - - ' _'____________ duction to Jack Patterson, _ :ill| knowing that he will give his best‘ ' ‘land will make a strong and hercul-l lean effort to win his match. T110! _ "Bearcat" from Boston is a fast; ‘ ‘and aggressive wrestler with nlorle . _ — "f-‘thnn a touch of sensationallsnl inl Football is going merrily along‘, ‘his makeup. His style of wrestlinlzland the boys are anxious to ilavc‘ pittedlngainst Patterson's cool and the best possible for Saturday ncxl. col1ected,,mat work should give the and are giving all the time they can l 1188 CFOWG 81111961861 l! performance ‘to getting in shape for the coming =long to he remembered. Two good fray. , lpreliminaries are also booked. The Abbies are again holding ' lsracticc today at 5 dclock and will meet at Revere Hotel at 4.45, the following players are kindly asked

Michelson Wins l Bronx Marathon

PORT CHESTER, N. ‘L, Cct. 11i- Albert "Whitey" Michelson, of Stnln 101T], Conn, running unattached, ,won the‘ Marathon race of 26 miles and 385 yards from The Bronx to‘ this city yesterday. ills time was 2 hours 31 minutes and 11 seconds.

hand: H. Saunders, E. Lynds, F‘. aMcCarey, E. Diamond, C. Campbell G. Peakc. G. Woods, J. McKenzie, I. Horne, J. Connolly, L. Connolly, J. Morris, J. McLeod, J. Lonergan, R1 Jenkins, O. W. Campbell, W. J. McDonald, S. DesRoches, and St. C. Trainor. . As the first game is only five 11 ward‘ of Dover’ N_ J" ‘v35 M.“ days away it would be \vell_to got 0nd’ ﬁnishing in 231 Frauds O-_ all Vthe boys working in their own Donne“ of Mays Landing. N_ JulpﬂSiilOilfi for a few practices; first.

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