New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1927, Page 15

. JOE HARRIS REAL v MENACE TO YANKS Pittsburgh's First Sacker Bad s Cineinna Iv safe be g corps balls, If a coming ing, ot cou to the top sacker exhibit the 1925 championship. Washington wuniform thein, clout- for total b: b P %..- e —eee vorld series has another NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER! LD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1927. iridge tried me on a coup ond & o park today “How did 1 e Associated hit curves? 1 ust natural, It th past Traynor s t eye acquir bility to with 11 ms to timing A hook just seems to I have to hit to that pondent. I lambast Harris has a pe plar ed to feed 1 0 by, It M@] With Bat ti, Oct first in nd on the the N clip th . 1 (®—1t's a fair- t that the Yankees' hurl- won't can, toss 1 always provid- ivoid tossing irse, that the Pirates trek » and their veteran first opportunity to g he did in the Oddly enougl, attling with the club arly wrecked in ng ago when I wi o hall got nd I kno curve erc mad vall \as been playing ars ago d set a new v es in one ser sting. that still gives 1 fans to recol- 1 1t s out there play- with the sort of he acquired in the Pennsylvar 4 later in the battles e with the old 320th infantry S0th division in the Argonn s illness heekled him S to't batt 1 shudder s e p of the Nation- ze but it b it his conditic of the i trim for the bi has in of d he is Joe remarked, re pennant ¢ n even be tied train to don't think we wre 1N take a f to Pittshurgh, that's how of 11 cint played with whe tight spot tougt WERICAN GIRL PUISED FOR HOP ACRESS ATLINTE (Continued 1ok n it con Checking Accounts N Trustee or Fxecutor Foreign Fxchange =6 =e Collections—We lnvite ol @5;, » Your Pah‘unag:t‘. qi;._.....:}..-) This Bank appreciates the many customers who make use of its facilities, just the same as vou appreciate the convenience and the secur of affiliation with such a bank v, is that pre —p es Grayson, We are in a position to he of mutual value to each other and hope that vou will bring vour bhanking problems to ns. 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TI 81 West Main St The patrioti The communis nounced their intentio ounter demonstration, George H. al service . of 13 Lasalf the fift] rning at Shine Grorge H street, ward 4 o'cloch $t. only other Walter solemn Rev. s for former n of 2911 of £,000 brewery workers set for to- The or L play the republic Cchist emblem —is not expected to cause trouble on this occasion. Mary When Von Hindenburg beeame John J. Crea president in May, 1625, his oppo- Maria” a I er an ik « ed” choice of one Sweet Day but on the he displays mi be envied Mon National 1. 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