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blacks is non-existent in games of a doubleheader, ready has provided a most
baseball. The blacks have and doing so, registered two fascinating book on the great
conquered over bias and they shutout triumphs in a row! American game on the dia-
are now among the leaders The occasion was September mond.
in the game. Jews, too, suf- 26, 1908; the opposing team
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Leitner, "such as 'Chief' Jim Berg' (he was a language
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name was Harry Cohen."
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