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Traynor's Pirates anchored themselves in fourth place and Chuck Dressens Red asured themselves of finishing fifth in the National League race when the season closes tomorrow when the Reds won today's game here. 5 to 1, before a paid attendance of 1,224 despite the fact that Bill Swift started two different innings for the Pirates with doubles and another with a single. On top of his unusually heavy hitting Swift did not pitch a bad game. but the breaks went against lum and he took second money to Wild Bill Ballahan. The usually reliable Lloyd Waner contnbuted three runs to Cincinnati's score in the third bY losing track of a lengthy drive hit Montinned es rote PHs.

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Mit k. Nia Wagger RDaels lead iVillanova Routs 1 I 1 I-11'; 4) t) I) vti I I ,4 411) (t; 100-Yard Sprini a a a sa MIA I (1) 0 It ID 41111 I I 1 0 (I, (t; 100-Yard Sprint Moil. loitkev, A ft 0 8 I IA lete Mit touritotolti gmirtinit 1, 0 Marks V. M. VY In 0 I II olio 1.101, 7OIA11 AR.

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Si a te 27. It-on Local Game 1 'knead. pktretno 111; Curt cl 14 La wit.t)(sr 7 VA 2f; Pitt 1 Pitt --Ohio tVeIcyan I)Istrict St. A -Simi-1110A 0 Plovimtti 0 AI, 1: 1- 10,06 1 Va 21; Pitt St, Au SprtritzliPlul 0 it.g nt PIOV1(11ta 0 AP va ngv, 81 Paul Waner, of the Pirates, took the .375 for Earl Averill of fuel p. 144.

C. Eleven 32-7 a four-point, lead over Babe 'Indians, The standings: 0 3 Phe li)s, Of the Dodgerq, in the hot pi, VILLANOVA. Sept. 26, 4 1 Built for the National AP. -V illanova'S nCW football 1.

It I batttng crown yesterday, as the .14 -j repinie undor Maurice 'season went into tt final day. lIe 1'4 "I I r. "1 rtirrly of Santa Clara i. AMI.P1( V-- had two hita in bye times at bat i I Univi rsity, California, was inaug 6 min a 1 7 1(J: Iv I .14 I W. Va, Wem.

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tory over Pennsylvania Military Argentina's collygd7, The Cadets. beWen 41 to chances to fall three points to 30. 2.6 1 ,0 bA Arm, Lomtioto, kigdgb J.00. I On I bunch It, emit 1. W.

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0 Frank Mar, 7---A1))1-wh! $111ppenslg 1 --VitL)on 0 mtiriliti wi l'UP tour, Iile Vast) AM I. off Milt-ban 1. p1-11, hv in "it lottehed bnitDy Soil! I ler rintill and Barr. lune el gainty-431, American tare saw hard-ridlng Gauchos defeated the 0 It year, sorprkied a crowd of 1 Luke Aup line. of the White converting a Sf'x' 1 St3tes 8 to 4 todly t3 win nrlirlY 10000 by i take what appeared to be an in- Vtlianova fumble into a down and then atop sevelal Villa- i surmountable lend of 13 the Cup of 'Imp America's symbol with a .388 averahe compared to lot international pito supremacy.

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