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VETS MUST WIN
TODAY TO STAY
IN FUG CHASE
Llks Need Only One Game
to Win City League
1933 Championship
The Vets, with the shadow of do
feat hovering over them, will have
to play better bal! tonight than
they did Sunday if they are to
stay in the Little World’s Series
picture. The Elks, with two won
and one lost, are only a single
game away from the 1933 City
League Championship.
If they can win tonight, and the
chances apparently are in their
favor, the series will be over as it
takes but three games to decide
the event. They are the best bet
because they have Claud Erskine
all rested and ready to work in
tonight's battle.
He hasn't pitched since Friday’s
game which the Elks won 5 to 4.
largely through poor baseball by
the American Legion entry. He
ought to be • hot for the q a m s
this evening.
