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YORKTON TEAM DEFEATED. ANOTHER CENTURY TO BRADMAN. Rec. 9 p.m. Vancouver, Aug. 4. The Australian cricketers dismissed a Yorkton team for 139 runs and then Stored 366 for five Wickets. Bradman, made his foirth century- -of the week and McCabe made. 57. Ives arid McCabe shared the fowling honours. ;
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