[Syd Thrift]

Upcoming Series
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Chicago plays one game in New York, then takes a day off before starting a brief 3-day homestand against Cincinnati.
Mexico City plays a huge 3 games in 2 days vs. the Royal Canadians, then wraps up a 9-game homestand with 4 against lowly Sydney.
After playing 3 against Mexico, Canada travels to China to take on Sydney for 3.
Paris goes to England to play 2 - perhaps London's last chance at gaining enough ground on the leader to take the shield - before coming back to the City of Lights for 3 games vs. Vienna.
London, as mentioned, tackles Paris before wrapping up their season series vs. Moscow with 3 games behind the Iron Curtain.
Berlin plays a couple teams with dashed hopes - 2 games in Rome, then 3 at home against Amsterdam.
Brussels does the reverse of Berlin: 2 at home against Amsterdam followed by 3 in Rome. It marks the last time Amsterdam plays either club this season.

A/A Standings
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Chicago 87-55 -
Mexico City 84-58 3
Canada 81-58 4.5

European Standings
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Paris 83-57 -
London 79-60 3.5
Berlin 79-61 4
Brussels 77-63 6

Game Results
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Canada 6, Mexico City 4
Mexico City 6, Canada 5 (15 innings)
Chicago 6, New York 5 (W: Cats Evans 16-8)
Berlin 3, Rome 2
London 9, Paris 4 (W: Fat Freddie Turvill 20-11)
Brussels 3, Amsterdam 0 (SO: Stuut 18-11)

A/A Batting Race
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Sato JPN .357 - DNP
Diaz MEX .353 - DNP
Bunch NY .352 - 3-5, 2B
Martin AUT .349 - 1-3, 2 RBI

European Batting Race
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Lenyashin, USSR .353 - 1-5, R
Perrell, UK .351 - 0-3, RBI
Feveryear, UK .348 - DNP, and sooner or later he'll fall out of the race entirely
Eckhardt, GER .343 - 2-4, breaking out of his slump in fine fashion
Guilbert, FRA .342 - 1-2
Aehrenthal, AUS .340 - 0-4, and is now in a 1-11 slump of his own