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From: malcolm@utcsri.UUCP (Malcolm MacPhail)
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Subject: Re: Baseball Weather.
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Date: Thu, 10-Oct-85 00:10:08 EDT
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> Snow in Toronto in October is probably not out of the question 
> either.
   I have lived in Toronto for over 6 years, and I do not remember it
snowing in October.  I have seen some recent statistics on Toronto
weather and various American cities.  Our weather here is very very similar
to what the weather is like in Detroit.  We all know that Detroit can host
a World Series without having to worry about the weather. People seem to
associate Canada will cold and snow.  Just wait a week or two and then 
you can see the Toronto weather for the first two games of the World Series.

    In case you do not know where Toronto is, it is 50-60 miles north of Buffalo
on Lake Ontario (but it is out of the 'snow belt').  In case you do not
know where Buffalo is, it is on the eastern end of Lake Eire, about halfway
between Chicago and Boston.  If you do not know where Chicago and Boston
are then ....

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				Malcolm MacPhail,
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				University of Toronto

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