Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Well, the World Series is on the air. This is Ted Husing, speaking from Navin-Feele, Detroit, where the St. Lyrton's Coast and Detroit Tigers are battling for the world's championship. The play-by-play descriptos of all the World Series games are brought to you at the compliments of the Ford Motor Company, Mr. Henry Ford, Mr. Edgar Ford, and your local Ford Healer, producers and distributors of Ford and Lincoln cars and Ford trucks.

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That's reason for today's game, ladies and gentlemen,

all the Tigers, Lynn Wood's,

Rule, and Gordon's family, Mickey Coffman.

For the Cardinals, Wild Bill Hallahanahan, and Bill de Lantrey.

The series is heightened in interest even today by that exciting finish of the national regrates,

and dissolved with the painter's colors by the wholeheartedly the American fandom

has taken to the individual brilliance of the three-sixter-esque and highly-publicized pictures

the Deans and School Boy Roll. One of the deans delivered yesterday and gave the cards the first victory they

have ever had in opening a warfare on the title of world champion. It's striking indifference

starts, the series still promises to be one of the most dramatic World Series in the long chronicles

the game. This great festival of baseball is it now as far as to us gave us an up glorious of almost 50,000 people yesterday who greeted all Lake 2street with cheers of friendly booze. If it wasn't Babe Ruth getting a mighty roar of approval from Mr. Pan and the bleachers, it was a sporadic brewing that treated Disneyizzy Dean when he seemed certain to fling up

straight of totally control balls towards the plate.

Local lights received chalps and bazaars

for each thing they contributed to the afternoon's gaze.

Dalchak and his familiar mannick were applauded, loud and long.

Now, ladies and gentlemen, we present to

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