NllW iliillilS UP
Lean Californian lna Positionxtor
Chance at G'unlliat Smith
MW.
Bob hchlllsters easy victory over
lilliltliiig hcvninky mm (l 11.54,
:ior thi‘I
hope
actual“
\iOl‘pgun (Entry lli tut: hum;
Silihe‘a‘. iaifllila‘ri, lJllillll
match was beginning to looln up as
the who the“, o... -.«
lent this ipnt on end to his boom, for
the time being lit least.
Possibly linililiotm can be induced
to trickle Itliinboat when the latter ar-
l‘ii‘fi‘éi in New York chain. 'the lean
Californian would iiilti} to give lLWily
considerable weight, hilt
hmc just as good it chance to be
Hilt’CC‘Sh‘iui its Levinnlty. who was not
only willing hill most anxious to
lhckic the hard hitting Gunner.
lit-Allister will have to enter the
heavyweight class in tiny case it‘ be
experts to obtain profitable matches.
{in is too heavy for the middleweights
and there lire no lneli of his mini
pclnldnge worth considering. .HOW—
ever, should McAillsler meet Smith
and cutpoim him the situation wotnd
ill't‘tilile more confusing than ever be-
fore. .Vchllinlcr woil2li men it
techie .ioss Willard. who would have
n TiilIiound lidvnntogc iii the WPigiliH
llilii six illi‘ilPR iii height. it \n.u.tl
.Ii-oiiirc plenty of nerve on the Call-
."orliian's part to assume a contract
of that siz'e. ’
McAllister in still young and grow-
lllg.
boiliido before he stops broadening
out. Illnt he is so entirely locking in
hitting power that he cannot be
when seriously as. a possible chum-
Ipion. Yet with his: great skill he is
likely in limbo many of the big men
took imliitiil in short’ bouts ovcn
«.illongli hr.I cannot. hit with force
cimiigli to flatten a. lightweight.
i‘nder the circumstances McAllls-
it‘i' bidu fair to become a disturb-
ing element, serving only to cast
more ridicule upon the white hopes
without any chance of furthering
their cause in his own person.
All for Levlnoky. it is doubtful
nbv-lher he will be (thin to work up
A.
llII‘dl' the top again. He. has shown
more iilllll once that he can make
no headway nuaiust those who poni-
s-Irm tiny shill uliatever. Ponnlbly
he would have lnndlI a. better allow
hip if he hull not been suffering from
(li'ol'u‘lirli, but, like MoAllister, be.
lucky. the punch necessary in u iirst
alum: heavyweight. .
ll‘ imvllnzhy in Wise he will tulleI :i
rim-i before trying lilznili. otherwise
he may hurt with u will (iinaatcr. Iii-lo
Iuonlr. tilintlilkclllillco (it McMillan-r.
and no doubt they will he llillif‘llvii
itullill, but thiI roeuil will probnbiy
hr the home. Levinnky'o one (Ililinco
is to Hilfil‘lihitmlltl ii crooning wnliop,
Iii“ may hurlI one about. hill portion
poncri’ui enough to do the trick. (in
‘.\itI.\iiibii'|' «low not ilnprcsnone no
illwly to Wiiili‘iifllid puninhmcnt. but
is . will how to ilnpvovrI hrcntly over
illI- Monthly night pl-riorlilnocc ill
mill-r in illllli.
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RUMOR HA3 KING COLE A FED.
i‘iliimtil). Jun. ti.-—-'l‘lnlt King Cole,
mini who :ilinml for tho «Newv‘i’orh .\m-‘
(IrlrlllhI thin your. ball nignod u Chica-
no rodent] honours. club contact. or.
ulll tliiill nilhin ll few days, Ill token
tor unwind in local aborting circles.
t'nlo but been u constant. visitor lit
‘i'i fitIl‘lii Leuguc headquarters for more
than a Wi‘t’k. lien l-larrhl. pitcher or
the hem-(Ir Wontom league club. is
expected to also it Chicago Federal
, contract tlllli wok.
DE 01m Rt‘flthS Hit TITLE.
CHICAGO, Jams “Alfredo De Oro
completed last night hill mmcnlultnldw
[coco of the Jordan umber! emblem
\\ hon he won his third straight. maiml
, o
all Jilliiisfllil
he, should ’
lie should pick up another to "
‘ by the Yule News today.
MASTS FULT I;
m
CINCINNATI, 0.. -.lan.8 8~aneball
folks here are; ntlll discussing the out-
break of President Boil Johnson or
their banquet.
their banquet. The utmost good fern»
tog between the national commission
and tho phiyersllud prevailed. and all
Was going nicely at the big entu when
.ithiioon cut loose. in the absence or
Fultz who was out of the room lining
tlli long‘diotauce phone, with a. roast.
on Fullz as prenldentoi the «Baseball
l’lliyurs' Fraternity. «lie accused
Fultz of having tagged the players on
to making demands thut had no merit
because they were accepted as matv
ters ol’ course. He odded that he had
always made it a matter of principle
to keep lawyers at arm 3 length.
VIVllnt. Johnson was getting (it was
not. clear. on the surface; there had
been no row in the meeting. it is
not the first time he has made a. fool
inli speech when enthused by the good
cheer of‘ ii banquet and it is thought
that his kind friends in the American
Imagine will have the telnerlty to warn
their boss to behave ill the future.
‘Sncli wild utterances against a com-
mittee as sensible on that which con-
sisted of Jake «Dnubert, b3. Reulbach.
Fultz. Roy Collins and Jack Miller,
«will get organized baseball nothing
~» when it is being attacked by the
Federal league.
Phil onlnime ,
pinion ill lint
NEW HAVEN, .inii..8.’L.~\ single paid
graduate innllnger for all the athletic
teams at Yale, impluce ot‘ the seven
teen men now «occupying lilaila'ler-
sliipo or assistant Hillauugersliips in
each class iordlle various lll‘tlll"ill’l5 of
sport is the radical reform advocated
iludrr the
phin proposed the grudnote manager
would be supplied with such clerical
nosixtnnce us might be necessary, and
it in pointed out the lllllllltging would I
no (lone competently rind with some
cculinulty. unit the newnteon men
from (.Iliffli chino would be "liberated
from managerial ulszvitndc.n Fore
Rewill‘; ironic opponltiou-to‘the proposal
album! even the. umuailcrs themselves
the News ilclarell that if the mount
ere or the athletic committee will not
abolish the drudgery of ulnlingcrohipn.
then it is time for the arbitrary inter-
cession of the faculty."
ATHLETlcs AT YALE
Athletic iictivitles at Yale are be
ginning. lilthougli general partlclpa-
tion in preliminaries tor the spring
sports will not begin until utter
“prom" \veok. which this your does
not come until February. Willi ‘sood
ice on Luke Vi‘hltney, hockey hi bolnlt
phiycd. illtiulirH the basketball. («swim
inlnlg, fencing. marathon and boxing
hounds are hurt} at work. Back cam
(illicit-ii are being coiled out for wot-ll
in the (mile. lluiiolhlli their will be
rolled out by (lonrll Quitlby curly ill
lI‘lIlirual-y.
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LINCOLN COUNCIL bTiLL LEADS.
Lincoln. Council piliochlo loom inur-
ueyl-(l to Stamford. Tuesday evening.
and played the fourth cutting with
Land’s: Council. of that city. not! tor
the ill-lit time so full during the Dorie», W
not but"); beaten. the acorn being:
Leeds. 3.4M): Lincoln. 2.5%. lAncoln‘o
lend how ill Smile—Imus more fluid! to
be played. '
“to“; .
mm M.
HOPPE AND SUTTON TO PtAY.
CHICAGO, Jim.
and George button will play 1.300
point» is 2 billiards hm Feb. til-25 in»
'llic utmost good lel'
inlay be done him.
BMWlllio flown
tulle piihhyeoterdn’y, owinl; partly to
the lengthy meeting or the National
League directors and partly to the lot
that President Tenor had to leave on
iiiliii SPEAKS lN lllPiNSi
iii: Uliiiliiiiliii BASi BM i- an curly afternoon train for the Lost 3
ClN( ‘ilNN-A'l‘l. 0., Jun. tip-«Ii’reuldellt tbpt there would be no lurthor meet-
Jolin IK. Teller ol‘ the National Inns of the comminslon at this session,
Leanne, at u meeting of the directorn both major and minor umgnaieo hur-
of hill organization here yesterday, is- riedly DflCkfid “1911‘ BMW and ion
sued ii statement in which he predict WWII.
ed that public opinion would be on the The committee from the National
awe of organized baseball in case n Asaociotiou of Professional Baseball
war is waged by the Fedefln 1.943111. leagues had hoped to take up have rill
Pointing out that ‘ the ,li‘ederril matters with the commission concerto
League attacks upon organized on. in inc; legislation that was brought up at
hull have been confined to two points $118 18% meeting of the National Assn
mthot the reserve clones was intollu‘ elation at Columbus. but thin plan was
and that the portion to the Notional abandoned when Governor Tenor left
agreement are nicmboro of ii truntm town.
President ’l‘euer voiced his opinion ThoINntionnl marine meeting (level
that neither charge could be consider- Oiled little aside from the statement
ed seriously. The statement iollowm issued by President Tenor. The re
“Baseball today owes its popu orlty Guests granted to the Baseball Players
and very existence to orguulzatlon. Fraternity deal entirelywith‘coutracts.
Snell organization alone has develop- and 1188988501“! the changing 01' the
edition will preserve and polpctuale present contract in Several particulars.
the game to and for the American 'illill “'18 discussed by the 108596 1113!?
people. Nevertheless organized bone union and it. was announced that the
ball is being attacked today by those old contracts could be signed until the
rind those only who desire to reap new contracts are loaned. The new
commercial benefits thereby. conditions to «be inserted in the new
“Today. however. finds baseboll contracts. however. will be binding
more completely and thoroughly or— upon all clubs who have signed or
Kauized than over ‘nnd. therefore, but who will sign pullers to old contracts
ter able to withstood and combat the. W—ww
attacl'u that are being made upon it
The Electoral League does not base Us NEW on”! IDNTE I
IFilil BthIllG Hilllfliis
attacks upon ”an allegation tlnit»tllc
public bus not been given good. clean. ___
bilib chins baseball or that the pin» -
(mg have not been fairly treated or AilllDbi ii generation has elapsed
paid commensurate salaries. but it w since the A. A. U. hos furnished a can
(nudgiavoflug to induce players ‘0 break (ildilu‘. Worlhy of comment. End 0t 3
the“ contracts. and seeks to EXCUSE (Rilbre ulfli. womd bUCUHI$ It)! Illlaabifl‘
iiud justify its conduct upon two legal enough. ‘0 become a. “CW among DWI
palms, namely, the alleged illegality lesslonni boxers. "With the posuiblc
of he reuerve clause in the playera‘ chmliiuliml 'l‘erry Modeller“. “19 A.
contracts and the general statement: A U hairline not. furnished a clindi~
that organized baseball constitutes a (We to: biotenolonul cloud 0; boxers.
trust. l'meun by this that the Fedor- in the Just twonty—livo years. How
111 League has officially announced that. mer- indlcatlonu sliotm quite favorably
it will test the reserve clause in the to a little char by the name or Pat-Iii
courts, and falling to juntily ha coil- Kline. who recently caused a senate
teiltioii or'lueguuiy it will then seek flux! by winning three A. A. U. cham-
to have organized handball investigat- lIlonntha and added the, surprise or
ad and mason-ea us a in"?! holding those three championship
“But such a tiltoutcncii war on or. 0103393, {MW you. will“ the “cream
ganlued baseball begun by promoters 0f the A A. U. body." Kline, though
simply for financial grill) and based only eighteen years. “68611 bbxlus “1"
upon broken contracts of playem, tier the tutelage of bench moan and
takes no heed or account or tho. uport Mike Gibbons. add many dwell much
loving public. or the tool Welfare ol 0! his 61“:ch l0 till-’59 stars of the no
out. national clinic; and i believe the trio arena.
disapproval of ouch n War lit the bur Silica his entri‘yini-u the professional
or public opinion nili count for more ranks. Kline has kart uh his brilliant
algalnsi this llioveliicnt and its pro. work. which characterized his holding
lnotern than technical decision in the three A. A. U championahipm In W
courts, even though such courili flrut three “pro” encounters. he d9-
:nI-II-‘Il ugulh uphold the lognlity and uncontrolled that. with careluloooching
iniquity oi’ theI reacrve clause. and clean boxing. ho wittbeur watch-
"llt point. of fact, it is will-known Iing and probably will be one of New
that the legality of the moment form York‘s foremost teflhefwewhi 000-
ot‘ contract between the league and landfill. and. in time. will become a“
players was utmltcd but its validity worthy candidate (or the premier born
in law and equity will; (inhibition by are in thin about of boxers.
the Supreme court in Pennsylvania in Kline MIMI hit! “it“ Wham!!!“ M
the Llijoie (Inhe. With wept-ct to the the New Polo A. A.. in New York city,
alienation that either the National or on Friday. against “Jimmy" Duffy, the
American Muslims. or both of them no ruhquud the clever fenilicheight.
portion to the national agreement. are who recently amid Johnny Nicene ex-
lllesol combination or truth. in ro- tnodblmnolt. The result or the Kline
ntrnlnt of trade, or in violation of unti- tluily- ulnar menus much to Kline. an
trim niobium, it. ill difficult to take ”Billy Gibson has ilrtlmldtrd Kline the
hitch di-oinrltilonil mrlously. lilxherl next ohm‘at‘i“rankln t'loliimlnii- in
coon hint domduott‘lttcd that thin the event of Fleming and Kiillt‘ help».
national agreement. entitling; between matched. the bout will tulle union Jan-
uod satiutaciory to all tongues. lulu till-y lath. at Madison Sandro Garden.
done mom to place our outlonu m in addition to the Kline and Dotty
foremost among all oubdoor loom encounter. billy McDonald lute "roux-
tilo world over. than any other tutti» ed two extra ten round Moira. The
continue: the provision: or this brluulplll who Will about will be Joe
curtailment the player bu bloody in firm: VI. Eddie Collin} and Sailor
court. and through tho mm! com- Collin VII. Young boom. l’rficediml
solution. an opportunity to liven him thin triple event a common! or at:
for o mr, impartial and thorough roundulmd four tour-round exhibitions
boat-int. to the and thin. full luutlcb batman the pick" at the preliminary
W6" of Mimi. New York and Phib
"We naturally and moot-11, u odoinbln. will be ruined. «
mtlnnod and rectum by our
mall of justice. cabinet to guy". liu. Human NOW ON buIMANb.
pa
‘
ha-
on: the stimulus of the colorist! Mir til-coiling their condom. but it the WW Mich... Jan. 83“?”
letic Ammonium] torn will or am proposed Mm: mom draw it; volition: aim been motto by nine
numb announced“ today out hope wool! trout dill will»; and at W Wile loom to cm» bill
had accepted till challenge for tho
mulch
24m
.ovm you it will min with no own-Mn: turn it in believed in will aim
mu 9mm mm to tilt trout limiting of the Pittman. who til winter»
Illicit tram up. with Wit Ballroom.
liliiiillii till i Willi,
Will ii i PiillllilS
‘ "M.
3. Paul WI'zard Anshmes Hard
Task in Battle with Bob
, Mtillliister ~
Mike Gibbons of St. l'aul. probably
nill concede ten pounds to llob Month
hater. 01’ California when they meet in
a ten round boxing test. in Madison
Square Garden, (New York, next I.\Iloll~
day lil girl. fille weight. conditions cull
MI 11.2 pounds ringside, and hicnllin
tor will scale a few ounces under that
limit. Gibbons never has nelgbao
more than 152 pounds, although he
days he will be at. least a. pound hoov-
ler. in recent battle the St.‘1’aui wlz.
nrd has been making 143 and too. «too
that it is” hardly possible tlllit he will
be chin to biiiid up in the sort time re—
maining before the scrap with the clay.
or Californian.
The (St. Paul boxer probilbly will an
rive in New York some time today to
linluh work MillieI New Poll) A. AI. in
Muriel.“ the first club to alter him on
origin, nmont in New York. The Cult-
torniou, after a rest, resumed training
in \V'cstcbester. yesterday, in the pres
once of many visitors. Though there
is no doubt that McAllister ins. first.
churn boxer. it remains to be seen what
he can accomplish with Gibbons, who
is admitted to be one of the clevereat
men in the world. On paper this allow
oeemu unusually attractive and local
sporting often are on tiptoe.
ii‘ Jock Britten cannot punch any
harder than Ll the one aided bout with
Phil. Bloom. in the Garden. New York.
Monday night. he will hove his hands
full with lillteI-iillovor, of Boston. at
the N S. C. on January 19. Glover had
the better of Britten over in Brooklyn
recently and also has beaten other
good men. lie repdatedly hull chub
longed Pat-key McFarland to meet him
at H? pounds, ringside, or at even a
lower limit, but to no purpose. Giov-
or‘s‘ bout with iBi‘iiton calls for 1w
ringside.
if Joe Rivera boots or drawn with Ad
Wolguat, in Milwaukee. on January 25.3
be will come here prepared to box
Freddie Welsh, Young Shugrue. John-
ny Dundee or Supper O'Neil. the re
centin arrived British lightweight. But
Rivera may have some rough sledding:
with Wolxast whole in good form
again, it seems.
IAl Weinert. the Newark butcher,
who trimmed Usvinnky out,w Brown's.
New York. recently. has thrown his
hat into the ring with it challenge to
all comers. Thin fellow "in a nntumi
fighter. With lots to learn.
FEDERALB AFTER STEEN.
illEVE‘laANii.‘ Oi. Jun. li.-~Pitclier
a'wiilium Sloan. of the Cleveland Amer-
ican league club, flflid last night that
be had been asked to consider uthrce
your contract with the Pittsburgh Fod-
cml lmgue club. Outfleldor Iliurry
hetbold mid Catcher litm'th'Neili also
have been approached by P‘odeml
agents. but all any they will allot: to
the Mauritian mm».
WANT JOHNSON. ‘fo fil'END
' ‘l'l‘l'Ll AMMT OMWH
SAN FRAMISCO. Jud. 8.--A” cable-
mln‘hu been not to Jack Johnson
b’y local pronoun altering him a
tight. with Gunboat‘ Smith for the
honvywoiu‘bt champiombip oi the
world. the bout to I» hold mm the
‘Mmfljlm’ikhfl 'l‘to dunno. lower
Gomorrah. on July 4 Mifijufl tour
was from the day Johnna. detailed
Jim cm Smith. it in «all. i:
with»: to bad the notch. I
Humor; It!“ Mancunian.
m": ’M- 8%“ lingo”)
the colour! ought». bmliit anti. Vit-
Ihis trial.
.with I contract calling for 33.300.
3: lg:
' .Iil:l‘l':l.“£
.-.- u. . aim-m.-
. t
“no cow rear," sAvs BAKEB. i
Half Mlle Champion Declares He
Will Run in Race With Sheppard.
“No cold feet here," still] lionlor Ila
kar. hull-mile champion of America,
yesterday on be stretched out his po- A truly uonderl‘ul bill.
dill extrelnltlen to give eniphonh toi
his denial that be had 'letlidiawn from
the half-mile special race at tho xiv
vlgr IA. Argamcll next Saturday night.
The report emanated from one of the
intending conil,ietitoro who gave as the
reason for Baller’e withdrmval a son-
Sunday.
“As a mutter of fact." aaldithe half
mile Champion. “i did nor-enter tho lllxiraordinn‘l‘y engagement...
Imerllii event until after sliepalird ran
l accompanied him for twoI
this; oi" the dictnncef‘ and though not
runll’hl on far. run a title luster for
the time that l was on the track. I
have not much chance to train at pres-
out. but will be in the race on Saturn
day prepared to do in, best to ‘9”!le
best prize that has been put up for
competition ill many a long day."
Kivlat run his filial tiiul for the
(Hort. by covering Gill) yams at a fast
pace last night. In addition to 0. W. i
i e :iruchy. there will be two into en-
trunte on the starting
limes. of Princeton University, ondl
/Billy Anderson, who won- the 1.000
yard. junior championship last Semi-v
day. Though Sheppard has declared
his intention to win. expertsia 'Ht nilznt
uero making Kiviat a. slight favorite
over the ileld.
BIG MONEY FOR O'ROURKE. _
It President James ii. O’ltourke,of
the Eastern Assoclution. was a saving
man in the heyday of his career as a
major leaguer. the remuneration he
received tor delighting thousands or
frantic fans was well worth while.
O'Rourke never had any bad habits
and there is every reason to believe
taht the nest egg he received for play-
in ball from 1331 to 1889 was or our-
Ifloieut size to luctliy him in blinding
Clll. advice to ball players when he
began to slow up.
According to Sporting Lilo.
.Oll‘lourke received $7,250 and ileum
tlivrity is no lens a. personage than
the late Henry Chadwick, called the
{still-tr of baseball. it’l‘he story in com
plied to show wind. the reserve rule
did for bail playero during the nine-
yaar period between 1881 and 1889
inclusive and O‘Rourko’s receipts a;
mounted enough to place him third in
the list. 1
One of tlio‘ulnw'nrd grievances of
the Brotherhood lenders in the days
or the controversy with the National
league and which threatens to bore»
pooled in the organization of the
Federal league. won the oppreshiw/i
nature of the reserve rule. ('budi
. 4}“? like”; v MN,”
AMUSEMENT
WW NI-
,. of our great shows that. have
lHof
unlit Ilul trial ”In by Mel iSheppordlust the most talked about WW
I .ntrc in Connecticut
with Mario Molalleo and a note
i, any of (ill Seventeen (ll
W “in >
THE MANON OPERA COMP
line mum“ A col-king t'un feature The O
Colored Come-dioxin
Ann.
direct from 1110 Palace
New Yolk. The (Benoittion fill
mine and dance revue npootwc,
Men-s. G. Mollmso pronoun; I' ’
“THE DARLING or: Pknls,I_
ion heaut has and
youths.
virlln,
-5 a;
A recently imported vocal
comedienno with the cont;
laugh,
JESSIE HAYWARD AMIGO,
In “COLD TURKEY."
.HELENE BARRY AND ~IFRE
NELSON.
A thleiic in geuiiity cxtroordin
—-——.
WlLFRE-D AND MAR'rlN
with o .
Voices. " ’
charges of tho iiroilierhmid and pro
duood limitation to illicit it WM wrong
in tin contention. ,
The (shuttle wue mode that the
brotherhood players were. "mid like
cattle." but lbo statistical were pro-
duced to show that in canon of trans-
fdru from one club to another the
playern were directly bolleflttcd.
IO'itourko'ii salary was incroaued tram
33.000 (its manager and player at Buf-1
falo to 84.500 simply as a player in
New York. in 1881 he won mealti-
ini; 32,000 und in 1885 thin bud boon
lumpod to $2,500. The following year
be was cut 31.600 end in 1889 he Um
receiving 33. 600 toll s at: month;
abound. ,
When O’Rourke went from Bum-lo
to New York he alumna a contract
with the attribution null. he no: no:
to be renewed. He was not. reliance.
not; signed unlit with the (mine at
a. [randy reduced figure.
linger Connor. the former fibrin»
mild murmur and ”our. received a!
total of 520.800 tor nine years? he!“
vial: in Itbo big lame. starting; in
188! with $9th Ind ending in 1389
wick went to work to dispute thcz
l
l
ulna m
Dancing Soho
mm» homing Loam Every 1! ,
~5Wm 1...»! .
'PEDERALS am we ORAN.
Marty Moll-lo, a. member or the pi
tall and! of the New York Amati
who cloned n vaudeville .
at a local bistro. in: with
that. be hall received on a!“
Buffalo club or the Fellini
The manager of tho obit:
annuity. under whom “he
_ pivot! lit Jorooy City.“
but not in
WUAQO FWBHAL 5mg. 'ANK 30h”? II gm ”may.
souITl-inonwnm. '
room. i- -
The
All absorbing 3 me] “101"
EDWIN AUGUST 3N
“THE UNHAPPY PAIR;
. . Class' .
Opens Thursday
DREAMLAN
Pupils and Beginners‘ 01w ‘2‘
at no MONROE or.
u. Mm; .. m”.- M. n... N. ...mmw
’ . MEN» _.
NORTH ADAMS. Mull. Jon.
up hill mind. iii
the 'Now York club.“
with” iii! «me.
Other .
Sixth},
INDiAN TO BOX. AT imfld A; O.
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new roux, Juli. 13.»:me i . ml um on time to corn mm Wm you who: Alimony. of thin no manual mi rollers: We not on
the Mohnwh indium. (that my dorm:- dim monthly or medulla villi ‘m‘wmll. AmmI Ml lull I m roll WW min; capacity mam. align!
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