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South Norwalk Club hicmtiers lo Pitchers Ford, Camnilz and Wil-
Have Double lilvlsizn
Contests Sean
”M.”
'l‘hu “South .“x'l'll'l‘l'lllli (,‘luh IIIIIIIIlInI‘o
lil'I’ to hilll- ii. howlingr tournnnlont
uh III.r \i'illl tho other or lllt' winter‘s
outcrluinnwnlsl. This will Hilll’l. III;
shortly as the details cull he complet—
ed and fl Hilllllfllllli lllllllbtl‘l‘ ot' outrlm
scoured. The lIIIlictin hoard has II no-
tiI-II upon its: surt'uro all the prcsunt
tiIIIo inviting: than!) who wish to (‘11-
iPl‘ to sign their llltlllt‘R that tho oturt
lilil)‘ ho III: tilt“ c i‘ll‘l)‘.
'iiIcIo ore to he two divisions. those
signim: iII NIIIIIlIIII' 1 to play duck pins
and thonlI lu Nlll‘lllwl‘ 2 big: plus.
Much rivalry has: grown up at tho
(“.lulI this “winler Silit't‘ howling, was I‘G'
firm], and 9mm mocllonl (-onlosls
hurvo hoop played. 'I'ho lIIIll‘IIuIIIeIIt
should he moat llllf‘l‘t“:~'illlfli.
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iith"i. “I.
Eli Edith?
South .\“..“I null.- i‘l until.
01' (‘2, neut to \' ”I “““““ ilk
itllil \‘.‘("'ll Iht‘ mlml in llll EirIlt :Jlillll-i
ol' the llllilll‘lllu’" IIIId I‘il('lll't‘ LIIIII‘IIII<
IIIIIIIl ll) It'oli Iolic Union Louuril \‘o.
Ill‘l. 'l‘lIII llU).$ hot” the lint district
lIIII'lI :I load of thin points. After the
ltllll'llilllll‘lll I“III‘I“Q.IIIIIIILIIIls :IIId i’I-rl'm-l-
US \‘It’lT‘ :ll‘l‘Ired. Solon \‘.'III'I> Y‘t’litltll'l‘tl
h)“ iluuh ,(hIIIIIIlIlrll, Tlil‘ next sitting
will [III lllflli in Soulh Nuru'IIll’t. lr'telu‘ll-
III‘;~' fl. Tho South ~;\'<II‘\\“:Illl horn lltlllt}
to own it up ”:9“. ’i‘hl- St‘lll‘fi
PINOCHLE.
Table 1—Norwnlk.
I3
TE “£32? all?
No. lflflll. 15;.
littli mulling.
Pal"
Mull
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“.Yzlzllll'lll'll :IIId ‘I‘IM . . . . . , . . . .. .JlIl
Tahle l—South Norwaik.
till-gun :IIIIl t‘IIIIIuroltII. . . . . . . 2 . . .3313” 2
Table 2M—Norwalk.
Honky :IIId llurhp... .. . . .. . . . . .5510
Table 2—«South Norwalk.
SlIIlZ and llama. . . . . . . . . , . 2 . . . ..'l.‘.‘I.II
Tab‘c 3 'i-mNmM/nlh.
thud lllltii‘llfilli;I.........2....7I.1'L'll
Table 3-South Norwalk.
Nixon and Sillil't‘. ................ 1.1m
Table 4—-—Norwa|k.
:Ind Vl‘llllltl ............... Milli
Table 4-»«South Norwalk.
IHIIIlth
WillinIIII' IIIIIi lhII'mIIh. . . . . . . .Ii, iii?»
Table 5~Norwalk.
.'\l. lilll'llb’ :IIId I’ownll ............ {1,5330
‘Tablc 5—South Norwatk..
J. Burns and Ill'ury .............. in:
'l‘olul l'oI“ Norwnlh .............. 37 till)
'i‘olul for South “Norwulk ....... 23,78"
EUCHRE.
Table l—South Norwalk.
“Murray IIIId timnpboil ........ . ..... ill
Table 1—Norwalk.
CilRHld)’ IIIIIJ IMcNIInInI‘a ........... (ill
Final «Score.
INIII'II'IIllt .... ......... . ........ 37 .873
South Nomuik ........... L’J,S.’ll
FOOTBALL TEAM . 0F BROTHERS.
lIllNllllN, .lIIII. :zl.~~I“A football clov-
on IIIIIIlII. up entiroly or hrothorn. in a
norlIlty of tho British oporttng world.
'l‘hl- hrothurn, who live in ISouIIthorpo
Lillt'Olilhllll't', arc uil footballers ot‘ ox-
porivuvo I-xcopt ono. Thoy rongo in
ngo from III to 43 your» and havu just
hunted tt chlillcnge to any other team
of hrothoru in England for motchcn.
Tho hrothoru are the 30on of Charles
(thoricuworlh, of Bounthorvc.
IN» ”4. ”www.—
BAKER AT MONTGOMERY.
'l‘ho l’ittoflcld club hall completed It
dcnl whcrolly lloword Bnkcr. who
played with lBrldgoport in 1912. goals
to Montgomery in tho “Southern
Magoo. Iliakcr had a good season in
1913 and thinkc he can he 9. otnr in
the balmy ISontlIom cltmate. Atlanta
was also after nnkor cod no was Sac»
rmnonto of the Count, League.
BUfiHNEACH OQME 1'0 TERMS.
DETROIT, Mich. Jon. ‘ 21.14th
signed contracts or sum-tam Gwen
(Bush and Outnoldor Mort Bosch
wore reamed yesterday at the once
of the Detroit Amoflcunlmuolmo-
ball club. IBotlI players had resolved
offers from tho’ll'odml Magus.
l
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I It All.“ lib Sigrid; was to
Conic
“(.‘liil‘A'li'U, Jon. :1.~IWhiic l‘tllll‘lii'lvlb
lilllVl‘l‘: of m‘gnnlzcd hull again pru-
diI-tod its early doIIIiHo, tho ll‘Cll‘Jl’lll
Ll‘ilgllt‘ ioduy (Ionliuuod Collecting III:I«
jot“ ivutiuo hull pit yum,
pilrhum well on coulploting “.I
IIIIIII'tIItlr ol‘ IIIIIpiI‘IIs. Thu [)ilt‘llill's
sight-ll» uro Russell Ford. ot‘ th New
York .=\IIIIII“iI~IIII.~:. who will hII. with tho
(‘iIirIIno l"l‘lll“l‘illti; Howard UIIIIIIIitz,
ol' ill" l’hituliulphiu Nullonulh, who
will go either to lIIlilIIIIIIpIIll:. or Pills;-
lIIII“;“.lI. :IIId lIZ‘d;::Ir Willott, of tho “lio-
troits. who Wm Signed ll,\' MordIII-III
lil'l)\\‘li, lllillltltlm‘ Ill“ .St. Louis
lI‘IIIiuIIIl toIIIII.
’l'ho IIl’I'I‘II‘l ol‘ ill" lI‘I,-Ilvl‘zllz~ to lijlllll
possuxuioll of tho .\lll‘lll Shh} plot on
which tho IIIIII’ lounuo is to plug. hull
HE
D l'
hero. WIN “IIIrI'IIIIIIII’IIl. llCl‘lll'tlillgi‘ Io
l‘xw idr-nl‘. {lillnoro and (fixation
\Yt‘i‘flllilliiil. hand of the local clull.
\\“'IIv,I.“.hIIIIIII, it was :IIIid, (lt‘lth‘l‘t‘d II
lIII'go IIIIIolIIIt ol' L'I'Hl'l to the holdol‘ of
II 1mm: on II strip of lzIIId which. it
hold h)“ on enemy, Would hul'v liltitll‘
lmll playing: iIIIposulhlu on illl‘. tlIIlIl.
’l‘lIo l“l“tll“‘l‘:ll Liflli-lilt’l‘h‘ oIIl-gI-ncrnllwt
IIIIll out-hill i'L‘iil't‘Hl'llltlllVI's oi III‘IIIIII-
iIII-d hall in llII: ol'l’oz’t to not llll‘ Eurip,
lhl~_\' said. i.’ro.~sidund Johnson, ol‘ tho
Allil‘i‘ll'till London, dIIIIiI-Il nil li lilWl'
odor of on :Iltl-IIIpl to hull. tho l"t‘lll'l‘-
tllfi‘.
John‘s-«III, llIJWIH't'I‘, dI‘IlIII‘IId llIIIt (Ip-
posilion IIt‘ IIIIIIl‘hy properly
lIll'llli prurvut the owning: oithu lI‘IId-
III“:Il.~~“' tfl‘tltélll] hero. llI‘ him said he
hopvd "tor the good ol' hnsohull,” that
lhlI iI‘IIdIIIIIln would lIlIgln llwit‘ Ht‘llHUll,
IlIlqule ho pronounced illlSlli‘ll any
ltl']lI‘ llIot llil' ll‘uguo would NUCH‘CU.
\‘Cilh tho :éitililllt: ol’ Stove (lunack. IL
l'orIIuII“ Notional Louguvr, who was
“till llIII 'l‘lIl'l-l) l lloupuo lultt your“.
“Month l‘rosa. the former slur inticldvr.
IIIIIl (l I". lllrlll. ouw II hip: lunuuu IIIII~
piro. Prunidont (lllmorc‘n juduing mull
inrludwa l‘our \‘Pit‘l‘llil IIrlIllmlorn. Wil-
llrI-IIIIIIII huriult situwd }(’E3i.l'l‘2
“Will'r:
lizIIu
(luy.
Klillllll Ellil
Hill llilllSlll
Light Heavyweights Fail to En-
lhuse Park lllly Crowd
'illlllrll'lil’tllll’i‘. .iIIn. Zl.~- Ml“. 'liur-
may Loviusky. IIliIIs liuttltng ml'llltiliy.
mcul til-hot for Donny Morgan, who to
touring the Hunt Inoutilnx lousmr lights
of the boiling world. closud his Ill'Vt'll
hour rhllt in thin city. hull night by
giving .lIIck Koulinu II ocicntlllc hon-
lng lounon, colloctlui. and Dittitititl on to
New York for hto next engagement.
IKcutlIIg wnn II futon nllmn IIIId .th-
plmflod no boxing science. ’l‘lIII bout
proved a big dicoppolntlnent and the
fact that Rooting was so poor, govo
rlnglondcrn no opportunity to we be-
vinnky put to toot. The mill wont ton
roundu. Lovtnoky wotnhodiin at .163
pounds and Kontlug at 180.
The boot» leading up to tho “otor
“homo" were chuck full of action and
furnished plenty of tun. Younl;
Johnson outpointod ltt‘od Form in II
whirlwind 50. Kid Perlono wonotop.
pad in three rounds by Teddy Fahryck
and Kid Pnlmor defeated Kid Munro.
Ildnglcn‘ 'Hatl mm the scene or no-
tlvltlea an do. large authoring invaded
tho arena to ms the hopes perform.
FIEIHER SIGNS TO PLAY WITH
THE VANKIfl.
mow YORK, Jon. alwdltay Fisher.
one at the Now York American
League club's veteran pitchers. woo
added yesterday to“ the list of pleym
who have signed with the club for
1914. I111: contract no received-from
Mlddlebuty. Vt, whore Flutter to teach.
tng school this winter.
signing thl'uo
He will ‘ro'
.1, port at Houston. rem; Men-ll I.
i?
Jill Willi] lliil‘i
Slillii lllllS
Scott at White Sex Holds Record
for Greatest Number in
line Game
Wood. of the. llooton Kt‘tl Son,
did not huru us good it souson l:I:-‘t
your IIII ho had to tilt). hut. no“. on
tho this, “Sunday Joe" (filldt’tl tho (um-
pnlgn with more §trlhcoutu to his
«troll. illlill any other hurlnr in the
youuizl-I‘ oI“I;IIIIl1.;IlioII. \Vlilltjl‘ .h‘hn-
Still not OXCOL‘iml. 0n lIl'tyd‘IIuI“ III.“-
(IIInioIIII host Spit-:01! AIIII’II'iIIIIII LIIIIIIIIII
pitchers l‘IIIIIuld nino III“ mom mun 'III
I’IIIIIII..~4, \‘l‘ood lIIIriIIg nix fill-'li pcIu
lornumlml to his crn‘dit, Johnson live.
l’lIIIIlt I‘oIII‘, lI‘IIlllI.IIIl.II-.I“g l‘oui“, “mg;
throu, Scott llll't“(,‘, iludlvnt llII'III“.
‘lll‘omn two, iloohlillt“. two, lilIIIde'
tin]! of ‘l)l'il'llil. two, .‘Iiilchcll ol
(‘lIII‘I‘IlzIIIIi two. U‘llriun two, mill" LI
IIIIIIIlIIII“ of others, too llllll'li.‘l’(lllt‘.
Innnlllsn, ono. .
l'..ll \\‘II‘llIII' Johnson not hunu hill'li
II “IIIIIlI-I‘l‘u! I‘IIliI.Il' IIl‘liHl lit; would have
I‘lllilllt‘li just no IIIIIIII' stl‘illvmll l‘rfllw‘
iirl Wood. (in July :55. going In ’l‘om
llvu‘hm’ I‘IIliIII‘, tho ldnho phuIIouI in
clown and ll illll'tl innings l‘nnnml nixu
lt‘t‘il of tho lirownu. tlul'm'u .lIIlIIIuIIII
(“llll‘ l'l‘ti tin,- Killlll‘, which lustud lil‘llwu
innings. l-Ingrl IIIId liunhczl hIId rt»
lill'lll‘tl t‘IIIII' llll‘ll l‘ll xlrilllm, ”lillti“: :I
J o o
Um.
to
total for illl‘ ltoIIIlIIIt ol‘ lwIIIIII. “This;
uni: llII- gl‘t‘tltl‘fil lillmlll‘l' of 111011
struck out. in IIII .\IIIl:I‘lI-IIII "in,“ulzuo
(‘(llll“:ii lilti, I‘th‘xtlil hut it should ho
r-I IIII Ill wild this gIIImI lIIIItIId ll: :locn
innings,
’l‘lLo lull“. strihoout rot-0rd for II
ulna-inning IIIIIIIo wzts lllllllt‘ hy "Hl‘illli
Vllllvy Jim" Fruit of llit‘. WhitiI Box
:Iguinst tho :it. Louis Browns-l on Juno
2'13. 'i‘lIlIn lil'loon tho Miusouriuns
look ”In Slrllit'lliil count, hul they
\\'tlli lIIrI IIIIIIIII IIIII‘I‘II‘llIoh-m:. llll‘ score
llt‘lll‘l: L’ to It.
ill.
EX'BW. SliLZEli
I coon BOXER:
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forum-I“
A i .ll.\ NY,
lllllll Sumo".
.lIm. 21.--~ll~ “il-
gowrnnr. could
tulle ul‘l‘ II l‘IIII“ yours and into.- on (I tow
pound». llil‘l'c.‘ would no no amateur
lll‘li\)'\\“(‘i;',lll in the country who could
oulhox him, llil-l lIIxtrIIotor, “Al" [lur-
(livk said youtcl‘dlli‘.
The former govornor llth been tIIk-
iIIg honing tossons (Ive-r slum hoforo
his llllpl‘iit‘lllllt‘lti trial lIIIIIIIII, hut no.
holly lrnrlwd of it, until yostordny.
Noino that. Sulzol' IIIId his trnincl
Inndl- III going through six two-luluuto
rounds in n downtown hotel roused
tho ntory to look out. The few who
how soon Sulzvr him any ho to onuutly
IIIIIIdy with joint. right. swings. upper-
lIutII. cronmul. Ilchorl. arm blown in the
(“ilnchon and the “onwtwo‘; punch.
“l“lo hull tho build of ll‘itzuimmono
and II wnllop likeI II pita driver," «Inn‘-
dtok explained, protcnnlmmlly. “Sul-
zm' would neither nfllrni nor deny the
nonunion.
COULON TO MEET WILLIAMS.
in loot Johnny Coulon. tho Ameri-
can hantnmwclght champion, has and
nounced his intention of taking on
Kid Williams, tho lililttmoro pockot
cdltlon or: Tom Shurltoy, in a chant-
plomllllp mulch. Tom Mchroy. 0:
Don Angelou. hall mode a bid [or the
motcll'und ho will likely not it. no
that city acorns to no the only place
whorc II twenty round bottle out: be
hold. outntdo or ISIIII Francisco. and
McCoroyfo arena will draw much more
with the bontumu than the one at
'IP‘rlnco. Johnny thinks that Fobruary
in. too cm for the match and motors
It later om, probably in April. Hoh-
ovor, there seems to be good rowan:
for believing that the match will be
mm and that It something torcxtory“
in, for “mu boot: for attenuation
on source.
m s...
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The fellow with the big, tough
muscles who can chOp trees all day
and lift the butt end of a hard log,
is a hard y liver In everything he tackles. He likes
his tobacco rIch sweet, mellow and Long Cut--
good for both smoking and chewing. He uses
Long Cut Tobacco
because it s got the right
Satisfactionw—for a sturdy
tobacco only.
, with real tobacco hunger.
; LIBERTY 13 pure Kentucky leaf. with tlie‘ ‘body" for
‘ a real smoke or chew. rich and Pleasing It takes three
to five years to age the tobacco m LIBERTY; the process
can t be hurried That s the
mellow and healthful.
LIBERTY will “make good" the first time you smoke
or chew It. But if you want to prove that LiBERTY satis-
faction Isn ta " Flash In a pan. 'gIve LlBERTY a week’s trial.
You ll know then It always satisfies and you ll always use it.
Sold everywhere In 5c packages.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
insipid mixtures dont appeal to a man
stuff in it.
man—«can come from real
reason LlBERTY Is so ripe,
PiTliilEllS’ WILDWESS
DUE TO FADEAWAY:
(3y “la‘alkcnhorg isn't surprised at. all
to find that the oiliriai pltrlIlng Ilvor»
uses recently issued from Ban John-
uou'o onion Show him to have uncurh-
ad more wild pill-hull Ilurlm. tho ltllll
baseball Houson thou any other Amor-
lonn Leuguo twirlcr.
The fact is, he ruthor cxpcctod that
he would lend the lollguo In untuulcd
lIIIrlu or tlIIIt ll ho didn't he would be
close on tho hocln of tho loudor. lie
lIlomoo it all on tho lodcowny and nuya
Itt'c tho noturo ut’ the lIcIIIIt to cnuuo
wild pttohca. . 7 l
"The hideaway." doctoral-I (‘y, "in
naturally a dirt boll lily that It moon
that it hits the ground clone book or,
the pinto. You will notice that Fred
Curloch, who Wan my regular catcher
all cannon. huggcd the pinto us alone
on .110 could hack of the batman. Well.
he did that to spear those 'dlrt“ hallo'
baton they got a chance to III; into
the ground, but naturally he couldn't.
got them all. He was doing great work
to set an many on tIo did, and lot: at
times no Just had to matron wild Ital)
and really oocompliohed quite a- test
yuan no lamented the bolt from sot»
lung may.
YOUNG OTTO KNDGKS
a
OUT KEAT8 iii FIRST
Young (Ito has come back.
so lino his waiiop. which for many
months has been conspicuous by ho
nhoonco. IOtto .knookod out Young
Roots. of Ohio, in cxnclty i‘orlyocwen
seconds at. illll 'Iirown'c (‘lylnnlulhmn
New York, lust night. Knuth noted no
a. substitute for Cy Elmlth, of .lorucy.
who uhowcd up at tho club with o
hiood-pohspnod log. Tho club phyntcinu
utter examining amlth'o log dorinml
that he would not nllow (y to light
and Knots woo Hcloctcd to tulle lIlIl
place.
And
ill
W
AL DEMAREIE BENDS W
CONTRACT TO THE GIANTB
NEW YORK. Jan. 21. The signed
contract of Al Dotnoroo. one of tho
crock pitchers oil the Now York Nun
ttonol League club. wall rocolvod yoga
tordoy by President. Hompntcod.
morao stoned eithroo'yoor contract.
He admitted in hill letter to i’rooldoot
Mompstaad that the Federal: had
mitt!!! mm an odor.
Do.
Homo hi3 um
NM)” id 309055“
’lho dcl‘vut ol ill: 1) ML Allister u por
Acct npochuon or the m’mnnuhnn box-
cr, doluonstrulcd tho Incl llIIIt no
fighter cuII hopo to l-lU for without n
punch. doom! and Ilklll uro helpful,
but thcy IIrII not till. 'l‘lu- limit or at
tolnnIont by noon tactics munt over he
rootl'ictod to o ooqunrutlvoiy narrow
Icirclo.
Econolnlly is thin true in oil mutton
above tho featherweight clnuu. Among
the his men tho (lorbottIMcAliiotor
Mylo, although planning to look upon.
1“ II mlBtllltt! IIt’tcr nil. (Strictly wonk-
ing. men of thin. type am not really
.aclnntillc. Truc nolcnco, pII tllotloally
nponktug, includcn alto-Intro tttinmm
in root the moat onuontloi port. of it
and tho hordout to acquire.
Big Immrlou and grout ntrouoth arc
not all that in roquirod {or Inductive
hitting. at to the way a blow to do
llvored that mutton it dangerous. and
it requires do much study and proo-
tlcc to develop the knock on it doc;
to hooomo proficient in the other
Presidentmnk “troll. of tho 10; branchoo oi" scientific boxing. Merely
out Amortoao Loom club. would not to hit Mid set WM stately to com-
dioouou the jump of flannel! Ford, the pumtvoly our when tho blows do»
tolutl's and-time star pitcher. to the “wood are only light not. Tito not
“I: ma balloon no on Imd who» “10‘“!ng tongue. It “was lwnod. Im. amount to coo who an lot with m.
“‘8' “hm?! that It“! Was uni be. can. find mu had received Word Ind IItIll pronervo on Invulnerablo do
Mod the luttu alt tin! combo I! pitched. of Ford's deflection from mind fence.
I'm to be conmtulmd that onlythtr» would. 'It to uhltmto’od that the
nu...
teen wild pitches sot mm from him low null on cut MI. mu In own mama m to ho had urol-
“all onto ""'
its contract coat to him for not.
I
lulu novartlniu.
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. ifllJSIIlih‘l“
,.. . mum .‘m Juana“ yaw-n new
4 “£""‘“' “w.-.
W. (H south. oi IhIII‘I: rI lows .ril hearty
llI lullo so 1th III wrh 2-le ws 8
LIIiIIo wwultlv nl 'lIII‘ PGIIlHI‘b “
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Cl‘ltil)’ sol Now York at‘lume.
sonnuliuu oil he om ~
ZlRA lN JUNGLELAND. .. .2
HI; Igwiz‘lnd S III (“noun-I surprise, surpas»
lilttz‘, IIIIllI III: lilillll‘i o Slim before
in \IIIIIIiI “I. if' t's II llhrl lllt’t‘ you Back
come to limit 5. .
FRED ZOBEDlE.
The Perfect Equilihrlst,
MAYBELLE FlSHER AND HER"
MUSICAL GIRLS
»\ I:II“.I dI‘llIIlit in iIIsIIuInoutui and VOI -“
('Ell lun‘lnos.
.\ (illurmnlr; Player,
DOROTHY RICHMOND AND CO.“ '
in Int unusual lorru. ”KEEPING .‘H
SECRET." “ .
SAM AND lDA KELLY. I“ _
All that's nm‘.’ and interesting in fun“
and song,
NORWIWLIKI
TODAY
’ihc h light
Front
Justice
:1
.. root grout northern
A IIIIIIILIIltoIIut
irulum .
Comma Tomorrow.
WHEN URSUS THREW THE BULL,
.\ 3 pm»! .‘JIIIIIIII (“omvdy )ou cnh'
afford to miss
-25!“
Country Store Dance.
“Every Wednesday
200 Presents
Given away .4
DREAMLAND
pawn: onncmo Laaaotlo. .20
MONROE 97., EVERY mom“.
"BATTING EYE” A MYTH?
Pooplo who think III human hand“
ltltl cyc on the ball from tho mommy“
the pitcher delivers it until he on:
noctu or whom are badly alum
mm: Cobb.
. A man hits 3 bunch“! in Mill:
Ho noon the ball leave the dim
hunt. of course. but doosn’t W
are cloud on it until in him W
did his batting memo would ital
on zero or thoroabouto.
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