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Another Staggering Blow Given
the Federal League Yesterday
"With Killiicr of the Phillics and
Kirkpatrick ol‘ the lirooklyns jumping
back into organized Inluchnll the hod-
ernl League is staggering [mm the el-
i’ects of another heavy blow. I11 spite
of the assertions of the Fed promolorn
that they have "at least thirtylive 111.1-
jor league plat-cm under contract,"
they have made public the 1111111125 0i
less than half that number, exclusive
of the three players 111cntio11cd above.
Organized baseball men have been con-
ducting a thorough investigation of
the il‘odcruls’ affairs and yesterday rc‘
ceived a list of players in the Nation
’ al and American Leagues last year
who. according to Gilmore, Weoghlnau
& (70.. bud signed Fed contracts up to
Wednesday at midnight. The list is
appended:
Citicang’l‘mker, Killil‘cr. l‘uclturtl,
Cole, ‘Brcunan.
Ilalti11mre~~~~l<nube, R. Miller. Walsh.
Zion, Kirkpatrick.
Bull‘nlo—«lt‘ord, Ilap Myers.
St. Louis-“M. llrown, Willcit.
Pittsburgh «Cunniltz. Holman.
Kansas Cityw-Stovall.
Indian11polis~-Mcl(echnic.
’I‘oi'onto-MNontr.
Kiliifcr signed with the Philadelphia
Nationals on Weduendny and Fresh
dent Ebbcin ot“ the Brooklyn club sign»
111i Kirkpatrick several days 111.11). ll.
Miller and Hunt Which of the 'Bnltt
mores were traded by the i‘hiliicn to
Montreal in exchange for (‘ntchcr
)
‘Ilurns inst submit-r. Zlun was turned
back to Rochester by the Boston
illrnvet; last October.
:l-iup Myers also wun sold to ROCIIE‘8<
tcr by Shillings after all the major
league clubs had waived claim to bin
services. vilolmun was sent to the 111i-
ncrs by the Pirates, who traded Cnm-
hit: to I.Il(‘ Quakers. McKee-huh: \vnu
released by the New York Americans
hint .iuly. :Btovail was let out by the
‘31.. 1.0qu Ill-owns. all American League
clubn waiving. Looking over the list
buneball sharps said yesterday that in
lhoir opinion Tinker and 'Knabc alone
were able to commend big unlnrios
with orguuizcd Icunnc clubs.
Doc (toaster, manager of the Pitts»
bnruh Feds, phoned out of major lung—
uo company several yearn ago. while
burr) Schluily, tnunngcr ol’ the Bullqu
Il‘wlu. was roicuncd by the Jersey (‘in
club lust septombor. The llluitimom
limb: have sinned Pitcher Frank
Hmhb, of Montreal, 111111 the other
Icnmu in the Gilmore circuit are said
to tum» changed a number or minor
Innmlu pluycru.
II‘ (lllmoru 11nd bin friends rcully
have sinned "ut Icnnt thirty-livi- ninjor
leuuuc pluycru.“ it in nrgucd that they
urn mnithut n mintuhc lu nupprcuulnu
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mluhl induce otlwrn to take the hilt
limp.
MACK RAPE
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HANLON AGAIN.
“Sold 0119 Pork to Dunn, Than Aldo
Rival Aaron Strut." Ho Guys.
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Much. nuutnnnr ur the Mbietlcu. wan
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butt Mantle, which m attended by
uluuuu three hundred neurone. "l‘bmle
who 111111111ch were unrpriucd when
anclr rnppml not only that ‘tlmion but
llw 1 ultra! imbue 1111 well.
"I would like to explain WIIII l rc-
muty “III about Ned Hutch, at lbw
tiuw." Ila/ch bold. "lie bold bill In:
tnmutlmnll 12111131111 club to Joel: Dunn.
to whom he also loom! the Baltimore
park: Now "union ban turned around
and 1mm property that across the
utreut from the dialtlmoro Incarnation
al curb to the' Federal! for their
grounds. Surely you men here who
um in 11111111191111 would not stand for it
a minute if you bought out come w-
nun‘n busing” 11ml good will to We
the 11an perm am up 11 um but»
new 111111111 111111 «was the about can
you That's just what mulch did In
druitllnorc. The Maui Wile mi!
look better now than It ever did, hut
I don‘t we tint. It hu 1 chines to
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catcher, Dick 'Gousett. has signed 1111111,.“
the New Yorke for the coming 1101111011
Iltwsctt mailed Ills contract in Dunni-
son. Ohio. on Tuesday and President
Farrell received it ycutertiuy.‘ Though
Gossett did not accomplish much with
the but. last seuson he cnught grout
ball in thirty~nine gumcsfund bul‘ore
the campaign ended 1nuny good judges
pronounced him a better catcher and
thrower than Ed Sweeney. (ioéuctt is
21. yearn old, 5 feet, 11 1-4 inches tall
and tips the beam at 185 pounds. lie
was one of the Western League's star
catchers while a member of the :St.
Joseph club in 1911 and .1912. and be-
causc of his record he was drafted by
the Chicago White .Sox. As (lomisltey
had the wonderful Schalh ho was able
to sell Gussett to Chance last spring,
and the youngster noon proved that ho
was a. diamond in the rough. I-lc I1nn~
died the New York pitchers with head
work and skill and his penning to
buses soon made him a favorite with
the lens. Farrell now has twenty-one
players. under contract.
HOT SHOT FOR WILLIE RITCHIE.
Walsh’s Manager. Says
Fears Murphy.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.~«--Harry Poll
lok, manager of Freddie Welsh, the
British lightweight champion. calls at-
tcntion to the fact that Willie Ritchie
in putting off his proposed battle with
Tommy Murphy is adopting the Inc.
tics that prevented lititchie's match
with Welsh in Vancouver last full.
Ritchie is accused of chewing the
white feather In avoiding Murphy in
a bout which 1’1 at be decided by a
rorurec. Walsh's? mentor insists that
Ritchie prefers no decision contests,
in which he cannot lost his title 01'
world's champion. in conclusion Poi-
lok announces that Welsh is ready to
box Murphy in San Francisco. winncr
take all, with a wager of $5,000 or any
part or it on the aide.
BASEBALL BRIEFS.
The Detroit Americana are going to
turn over F‘ltzslmmonn. n recruit
Champion
,ubortstop, to the Providence club. ol‘
the International [league
A big handicap to the development
of baseball In Japan in that there are
no vncunt iota In that country where
the boys can play tht game.
.llunugcr Howard, of the 181111 Frttn-
cbico club, of the Pacific Coast League,
is utter Pitcher O’Brien. of the 011k,
laud club, should the letter team dc.
011111 to release him.
Harry Hawaii. 11 former pitcher tor
the 8!. Louie Americans. who bun been
umpirlug In tho Texan League. in nu);-
louu to 1th 11 position an manager of
come taunt.
Mummer- llooln. or the Philadelphia
Xntiuunlu. In nuld to be trying to be-
rurc tloylu, t'ormcr third tnuunnun [or
(:lnrlnnutl. to cover Ilel‘OIIlI in pluco 01'
Knnhn. who hnu «tuned with the lied-
«ruin.
Manhunt druith, oi the Newurit I11-
tcrnullontti tongue tnum. In believed to
be the limit: urnnnlwl club muonscr to
111ml 11 I‘odcrul Luann" pluycr. llu I111»
uncured Wltlcrgtutur, who pluycd with
the lit. laoulu Federal» in 1913.
Manager 'llrown. oi the. St. 1.1111111
F't‘fltll‘tllfl, In after Wilson ticlltnu, Inc
utility outfielder oi the Benton Nulimu
nln qui your. Collin» In niudyhm low
111. Vnnnerbilt Univerulty this winter,
11ml lu under contract to report to lini—
tnlo ncrt hurling.
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U. OF P. Witt. ENTER TRAOK
TIMI.
PHILADEIIPHM. dun. 23,-w"'l‘nd"
llcrmtith. of the Unirnmlty of Fennuyb
thlh‘s truck man. why accepted 1111
invitation from the blow York City
Athletic Automation to compute an a
relay team representing the United
Blues 11311111111 11 domain tenth. 0111
or members of the "(lulled flutes will
be Melvin about“, Tom» Hululn, H.
all. baker. or the New York Athletic
club. The date to: the flue has not
yet been ”touted.
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“WALSH WIT?! IRDWRI.
M. LOUIE. Jan. ”when Walsh.
shortstop. signed his 1014' connect
with the ill. bouts Americana greater.
. My.
‘ But the Maytlowers Still Keep
the Lead in Fireman’s
Pinuclile Tourney
The tire boys went at it hammer
and Itillgil again. lust night, for-the
lmii‘ way gumes in the city pinochle
tournament. The Old \Vcll pluyoxs
own 1an nig'hta sitting bv the score
of lil.foli(1Wed by tho Muytiuwcrn \\ lth
1-1 the Pioneers with 13, Phoenix with
11. Putnam 110211 with It). and Hum
11031: with but eight.
This given the .Viuyllowers the lead
with till points to their credit. The
Phoenix lads are second with 39 and
their brothers. the Pioneers, are third
with 37. Did Well bacilli points; Put-
nnnl Iioee. 3i. and Hope Hone still in
the rtctr with but 30
the scores for Inst night’s playing
are as follows. by tables and teamu:
Table 1——-Hope Hose.
W. [1.
Smith and Moore ..... . ....... 8 :1
Table I~0Id Well. ‘
(foutu 11nd Hirst .......... 3 3
Table 2—Hope Hose.
Dugon and Hnymes ........... {I 8
Table 2—~0Id Well.
Mencrve and Day ............. ll ii
Table 3-Hope Hose.
CniiiIl nud Lamrus ............ t h
Table 3—Old Well.
Harris and Finherty ..... .....5 1
Table 4—Hope Hose.
Motlruth nod Sweeney ......... 1 5
Table 4—Old Well.
McLean 11ml Stedler. . . . . . . r. . .5 1
Table S—Mayflowors.
:anhcy and Robertson: ....... 4 2
Table 5—Putnam.
Weineit and Knippel .......... 2 ll
Table 6—Mayflowers.
Edmondn and lluckhoitz ....... L‘ '1
Table B~Putnam. ‘
‘1)rcylttuu and Alexander. . . . .. .t 2
Tabla T—Mayflowera.
iC. Keene and Webb ............ t 2
Table 7~Putnam. .
llruuh and Hanicn ............. 2 I
Table 8—-—Mayflowera.
*F. Keene and Waterbury.......4 ‘3.
Table tar-«Putnam.
'hlonnghun and ‘Mctlownu ...... 2 . 4
Table 9—«Phoenix.
(‘uluon and Bollard ........... t 5
Table 9-»Pioncer.
'l‘schiltuchkc and Yoppe ....... f» I
Table Ill—«Phoenix.
t‘. llnymos and Shannon ........ «l 1:
Table lMIonoor.
l’owcil 11nd liulty ............. 2 I
Table Ila—Phoenix.
Yard and Phllllpuon. . . . . . .I 2
Table ll—Pinnoor.
1mm 1.1111 Nuttetord ..; ....... 2 1
Table t2—~Phoonix.
Buttery and lsiuwlck. .. .2 vi
Tabla Izwloneor.
1ilyinltttun and Milne... . . .rt 2
..... ... .2...“
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COURTNEY To TALK ON GOR-
NELL'S CREW
t‘ourt11uy.l.‘orneii‘n rowing conch, hi on
Courtney, ornuli'u rowing comm. in on
IIIII way to the Wont today. to tail;
ubout the crew to Cornell nItluluI,‘ in
Milwaukee, Chicago and lit. Louie. Illa
‘llrat nddrcce will be inude tonight In
Milwaukee.
Gourtuey‘u decision to deliver 11d-
drum» was 11 nururluc to the utuduntu.
lwcnunn (or more than live year he
lute declined to make public 11110012111111.
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BIG RENTAL POI EALL PARK.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2:1 w'i‘ermu ot the
ninetyanino your loans which the Chi:
nub Fallout dengue club has taken
on Nomi We property. when the
club’s baseball port: will be 211111. out
for a total puymont or nut-tr fi.tlt)0.«
000, according to the tune».
The contract all: tor the pullout.
111816.000 annually tor the tint tau
your, $13,000 annually for the abound
an rows. 31111320300 annually tor tho
remaining ’ltl yarn.
IHUIIRUEAIUNDII I'IGI-l‘f 1‘0»
NIGHT.
Joe chums 11nd Johnny puma
will clash In New York tonight. This
main to bar milliliter for in It will
Mtwmbflh nmttotuuoftbo
thing :11me
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NEW HAVEN, Jun. 21l.~~1\‘cxt \Ion-
day night the Fulrmonut Athletic club
will present. its first 11111111111 boxing
curd tor the approval oi’. local time.
The UtiliIlll‘) wil be the scene of nativi-
tlcn and judging from the interest tu~
kcn in the bottle 11, banner crowd will
be on hand to cheer its luvorttcu.
’I‘i1c,,utnr bout of fifteen rounds will
“bring together Bunny lr‘ord. New 1111-
ven'u big favorite. and Ilodo Mnhur,
the lighting Irishman. Over in Music
Hall. lunt full. those battlerumnd a lit«
teen round Houston and Muller
emerged with colors llyiug. But ls‘ord
believes that he can turn tlioitahles on
Monday night and in training faith-
fully so as to be in the pink oi condl~
tion for the much heralded bottle.
Ford and Muller have been fighting
several years and both are the type
01‘ boxers that provide plenty of action
during: their prcnche in the ring.
Ford is working out at Fitzgerald &
Malone’n gymnuuium, while Mahcr ts
putting the finishing touchch on his
training in tho Gallo street Y. M. (l. A.
As. an appetizer to the main bout
the Fulrnmunts have billed ft splendid
entry of talent for the preliminaries.
Kid Murphy. who has not appeared in
11 local ring in many months. will be
on hand togivc Chick Brown a thor»
omzh tryout. . Brown is the youngster
who did phenomenal work in the amv
incur runku. lie has supremo conti-
dcuce in hie ability to trim the ital-
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K. t). l-iuggerty and Eddie Gilbnne.
who have suffered defeats at the
hands (11‘ llunny Ford, will battle to
determine which of the two In to
meet Durby in 11 return engagement.
Glibunc has a big following as has
ltlttggenty. and many wagers will be
made on the result.
01111111 111111 llolturty will furnish the
fireworks In the preliminary event.
These youngsters provided plenty or
sport in the recent amateur bouts
singed under the auspices of the An-
:icx Athletic club.
Red Rorty. of Hartford. will not In
the capacity of announcer; Dave Fitz-
gerald will referee, and Frank Smith
will 1101c the watch. . ‘
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IIISIIALIA IFTEII
MIEIIIIIII BOXEIIS
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boxing promoters oi’ Auntrniin are
on the point or u wur similar to that
which threatens baseball in this coun
try. What In more. the rival tacitonu,
In order to outdo such other. are
thrcutenlng to deplete America of all
our top-notch boxers. William ilowe.
reprehentinx the Sydney arena, Is 111-
reudy on the way here to sign on
many star» no possible and Snowy Bu-
ker. representing the Ruuhcuttcfu
.Boy stadium. menus to toliow unit.
There In 1111 to be plenty or money
behind the two promoters. Auntrnr
Iiann are the moat rabid Inna in the
would and turn out in 11111111111111: nutn‘
bern wlwncvor anything of run] merit.
is 1111121111. lluuh Mclntuuh. who pro-
moted tho ‘Burnu-Jobuuon match.
made a fortune out of that one event.
Since then. liowwer. Australia lulu
cultured from u dearth of-tttlent. A
low Witch and American second rut-
oru were the bout they huvu bud over
there with the exception of 811m Lang-
l‘orrl, who had no one to give him it
real bottle.
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I FROMME FIBGT GIANT JUMPER.
mwmd to Have Cloned Contact to
Play Willi Ohm».
’W ANGEL”. 0111.. Jun. 23.-Ar-
thin: “0mm 1mm oi the New
York till has signed a contract to
ploy wl one or the Forlorn-l hallo
clubl. Wain; Ill) tho outsmart inst
night by IIII friend: hm
Framing who 1111: been wintering In
(human «or m a. world tour-
ing party reached bore. 11:11 110011 In
commutation with the »Il'udoni otll» .
nun tor some than and mind to n
1113111211 nm'omcnt covert“ the next
three Yuri. It in acid. “Hint: (of a bit.
stir um ban the (Item will him
and 11 mil bonus as well. minute II
the but. oi! the flour“ also to (to.-
sort.
thc checker tournament of the
Norwnik Club, which will start tomor-
row evening. I
ed each night and the last game on
the schedule will be played on il‘cbru
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.l.’ . Powctn, 2;
¢_1A§eoclat‘cd=’ linens Special .. :Wtre Service
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lilltiilii R illiliRlllIlli i
Eigm Players in South Nrrwalk Tlrcnnun. the Philadelphia
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 23.~—-“l'111
‘ncing to stick with Tinker " naid Ad
National lluw 10:1 hmni about the wonderful
;l.c:1guc pitcher, yesterday llrennun shows at
added that since he signed with the
"Chicago Federals. the Philadelphia
Club Contests Will Start T11-
' marrow Night
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Eight contcstnnts are enrolled in
South
Two games will be play-
Tlhouo enrolled nt'c J E Slater 1;
Wilhed vilodweli. 3;‘
William SOIIIGI'F, 4; Horace It. Nash,
l1: Joseph *linvis, ti: Samuel M. Alier,
7; and E'lbirt W. Fitch.
The date: are given in the schedule
and ”‘0 Players' numbers then follow. , ‘““"“
ln~1his way those who are to contest
ugulnet one another and those who are
to play on any given night may easily
be traced. !
A unique set of rules governs theE
content and these are printed here bc-fi
low:
hour games to be played at each
sitting
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Total number of points count to win. I.
Drew games count it; point to each
player. I
'l‘ltnc allowed {or single move,threeg
ill) minutes; player notified only at
end oi! two (2) minutes. i
Player must riot touch checkers 1111-g
til he decides on move. First moveis
final. , . f
Each game must have a releree.‘.
who will ulno time players.
The schedule 1111 posted on the bulle-
tin board, yesterday afternoon, In as
follows .
January 24 ........ l and ‘2: 3 and“!
January 26 ........ 5 and 6; 7 and it
January 27 .......I and 3; 2 and 4
January 29 ..... I and ti; 3 and 5
January 31 ........ 5 and 7; 1 and 8
February 2 ........ 2 and 5; 3 and ti
February I ........ 4 and 7; 5 and 8
February 6 ........ 2 and 6; 1 and 4
February 9 ........ 2 and 7 : 4 and ii.
February 11 ..... 1 and 5; 3 and 7
I‘cbruury 13 ...... I6 and ii; 4 and 5.
February 16 ....... 2 and 3: 6 and 75
February 18 ....... 3 and 8: 1 and ti
February 20 ....... 2 and 8; 1 and 7
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ATHLETE Otis IN PHYSICIANS
OFFICE.
111127111111: h1c11.,..ian 2: waii wit
Snow, probably the best 1111- round nth-i
hate1 cvor graduated from the Unlvcr-l
city of Michigan. died suddenly in a:
phyulclon'n other: have late last night
He became ill after vigorous exercises;
at the rncuucts and nuns taken to the
doctor's omce, where he collapsed
Heart disease was given an the cause
or death. He was 31 yours old.
At. the ttulvoralty ‘Mrflfinow wan
captain of the football. buncbuli und-
trnck teams and 11 member of Coach
Yoet‘u “all unto" Michigan team. In
which he won placed at right and. lie
but! the diminution of winning more
‘vuruity "M'n" thun any other man“
four In baseball. four In football. and
three in truck.
For the butt. Iew yours Mr. Snow had
officiated In come a! the big Eastern
toolboll gamed. acting an umpire its
full at the Harvard~Yale end the “linin-
l’rincotuu gamers.
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FOHUB $6,000 cAbH CONFIRMED.
CHICAGO, Jan. {lawn report print-
ed yesterday that Itunnnll Ford, upon ‘
the limiting of hi: signature to 11 Fed-
eral League contact. received colleen.
for: 36,000 to bind the deal was con-
firmed totisy. Whether thin amount
we: advance money on his contract or
about” that the m twirlor lot for
aiming with the Fetter-oil could not be
learned. but It on known um this
no the amount of the chock But we.
headed m lit the melanin. o! the
nonfiction: tor hi- rorvlceu with the
rodent hustle.
FEDERALG OLAIM ANOTHER.
81‘ 109111911. Mo, 51111. Sin-Alexa-
dor milling, turmoi- outfielder or In
111. 10119911 Written: league
1 club had oilfcrcd him a salary In cxceen
', of that to be paid him by Chicago.
Federal League team, will be here to.
day to talk with Brennan and with
Benin Becker, outfielder of. the 1311112»
dolphin Nationals, who is coming from
his home in Wichita.
18AM AND JACK MAY BOX IN LON-
has offered 11 purse of $30,000 for a
light between Jack .Iohnnon and Sam
Laugtord in London‘m' June.
NEW York NE“ HELENE BO"
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Sundays. '7
“tug—”mt 1:17. 7:”: 9:16“ A stirring 2 reel feature with 2111111111»
Mr
Joe Tinker, 111anagcr of the-Chicago HS '
the reiincd and elegant , H
bills being presented at thi
nbic playhouse twica weekly
unothci sumplc of on: splend, sh w‘
'lt‘xccpliotinl engagement 01 than ,_
in; ,plnyem that recently soil N
York ni‘lumc
BESSIE AND HARRIET REMPEL
and Their ASBOCI ate PlayeranHWth
We Grew Old." AlstorybL‘Mter?
yems." beautifully presented‘w
an elaborate production. '
DON.
LONDON. Jan. 23.»—~C. B. Cochran
IS AND CHARLES
DARLEY,
The Australian Nuggets.
Haven 8. Hart
lord
RAH ROAD The llexzfingIIer Boys. ‘
TIME ‘I‘AbLJ , r». '
IFRANK CLIFFORD AND EVELY
BURKE. f ,,
Recent stars of The Midnight Sons, 111‘
their potpourli oi? songs, jesta and
JACK GORDON AND and ‘
IN EFFECT NO‘JI‘MBER 1t. 1913.
SOUTH NORWALI". TO NEW ’ORK
dances
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6:55 7:18. 7:46, 8:17r, 8:55x. I 151:. Special added feature Ringling BTW.
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6:12, 5:46, 6:0011, 6:43, 7:31x, 9,:‘3’1.:,I .
l ultra sensation The ModemiHe
lean athletes,
(4) REGALS (4)
Present a truly remarkable gymnastic
exhibition .
Sundays.
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Srtlllx, 8:5111, 9:11“. 10$? 1:95.
10.5011. 11:03.
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Sundayl.
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GONOIHT AND MNGINO
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