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Take 6in Championship Series
Alter Battling Exhibition With
South Ends '
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asl-Is lions. Rush to Home
Plate
The Norwalks won the city cham-
pionship, yesterday afternoon, when;
they defeated the South Ends the fifth.
and deciding game by a score of 3 to 2;
The game was played before a thou-if
sand fans of the city, and it was that
best played game witnessed on the:
Amusement Park this season. Andyi
Coaliley. or the Atlantic league, was:
ill the box for the Norwalksi4and4ha4
only allowed the South Endsone hit?
until the.» ninth. whentthe‘ SouthuEnds ?
touched him for three more. Tuckey't‘r‘cfll‘ler. Cookie?-
was on the mound for the South Ends
and did very well, considering the poor
support he received. The South Ends‘
had Sherwood. of New Haven State}
lleaguenou short stop, an he made two:
bad lilisplays; one was costly. Al:
Odell, another old-time leagusr, was:
on third for the Norwalks, and Adler,§
oi the Poughkeepsie club, was in leiti
field for the Norwalks, Tile Norwalksi
did not score until the filth. Afton:
two down, Ferry sent an easy one toi
Sherwood, who tumbled and Ferry was.
«a 4
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The summary: Three—base hit—Fer- - I
ry. First on bails—~00! Tuckey, 1.
Struck out—By Goaklfi'. 7-: by Tnckey,
2.‘ Sacrificeiflfi-«flhakley, F. Smith.
Sacrifice hitmdem‘, Left on bases;—
South nodal; donors, 4. Double
piay—Tuckey to carter to Guarniori.4h44ml the leaders. 3 4
Wild pitfll-Tuckey, Coaliley. Flrston Nevertheless, in several cities (13.44
errors—o-Sbuth Mind; Norwallis, 3. ”cm 431391.634“:th clashing “9501:
Hit by pitcher—Mulvoy. Stolen bases
Umpire—Collins.
Time-«One hour and twenty-live min-
lies. '
to Shswkey or some of the other;
nie Mack may put in, tar transcend ,4
in interest the placing or the fourteen;
amount or attention. In blow York.’
for instance. the Giants, beaten by tbej
Braves for the flag after one 0! the‘
most thrilling races in baseball his-
tory, are possible candidates for a‘
still lower berth. St. Louis has been
pushing them hard, but only managed
to get an even break with Chicago yes-‘4
tel-day. leaving McGraw's men a game‘
and a halt advantage, which they may.
be able to hold.
NODOTONS WlN AGAIN.
A combination of ball players repre-
senting Rye, Port Chester and Green-
wich, .with the pitcher oi’ the Rye
Lakes in the box. came to Lynch's
Field, Dorian, yesterday, with two auto
bosses loadedwilh 100 fans, to see
their combine go down todefeat. Thls4
made the third straight game“ taken ‘ close together, but the last named club‘
from them this season. The score up'now has only the slimmest at 4 oppor-4
mingle in a tan-round encounter.
0: course were Wm be omer‘boumi cation M R. F. D, mail carrier, Edward
James will prove superior in ability fat the Olympic, Brown's, the skukey44Kaiaer. oi North Wilton, substituting
the Fairmont and a score or so 0:3
comparatively new recruits that Con-lather clubs, but, those mentioned are?
the ones oi most importance. . 4
.111 each case at. least one at thc=
4big league teams which finished be4contestants will be making his “re.I
appearance" in this city. Cross. 30-,
cording to his brother-manager, 48am?
Walloon. has benefited greatly "by his”
the year‘s schedules claims a cert-infirm to m9“; ”' find in in conditionLTllursd-y daemons with Mrs. A. w.
' In Mohr’i‘Mern' Four tables were in play and
to battld ‘ior 4a‘flli‘ingdom.
Cross' will moot a strong. willing" boy..
4who will carry the battle to him. and.
whether he wins or loses will always?
be there trying to put over a do?
cisivo punch.
Jim Culley has “attained speed." in
the words or his manager, Billy Gib-
son. Jim always had a wicked punch
andgreat stamina, but his chief iault
fwaa his lack 0'! speed. it he has "at-I
Chicago and Brooklyn 1‘90 "'3 tallied speed." he should score do'4
cisiveiy over Kellar, who, however, is
a lighter. of the whirlwind type. in
safe at iirstigoahley sent a single to: to the sixth inning was one to nothing‘tnnities ”of ' finishing in the that fact. Terry rejoices in'the title 0: the
right field. Ferry reaching third on their: the visitors' favor. Then the tron-division. Brooklyn. Pittsburgh» 9.11“}: ‘Goldcnflato Typhoon" in his home
hit, Coakley stole second; Bowden hit, his began withtbe stick work 0! tha4‘adelphla and Cincinnati is likely to b83343”. Also, ,he sports a formidable
one to Sherwood, who made anothq's Norotons. Oakea' home run drive over the order of the second division clubs. grecord which: he developed in Aus-
misplay and Perry scored; Lindsay4lei't field. sending the hall in the woods,f in the American league, Detroit4 tralia during the last two years.
died out to F. Smith. ending the ill-43nd cleaning up the bases was a ieat-iand Washington are so close together. Kennedy is--anothor 'oi the recently
Ding. 1n the sixth,4after one down, are of the game; also, Carlson's strih-Ethat it‘ will take the Washingtonimtmnem Tom made some creditable
MW“ sent one to left field for 8 8111818»! log out seventeen men. The find” or ' games of this week to decide the ocou-l pertormances 'while abroad recently,
W91“ 10 second on TUCkeY’S Wild pitch; 4tho scoring‘showed Noroton Heights pant of third place. The "Demolish”: in Reich he will meet a greatly
' Adler sent a hot one past Sherwoodi
Lawn scoring, Adler reached second on.
A. C. to have ten runs and the out’oH-who ended their season yesterday vibi
town combine four runs. A double. tually tied with the Nationals, seem to.
improved tighter, who has been scor-
ing knock-out victories with such fro-
the throw in, but was caught naDDlngiistealjby Gairneytand Woodtie, oi the have the better chance to take meicuence recently that it appears to
at second. Tuckey t0_ Sllel‘WOOd; Kel‘l‘!Norotonsl, was also pulled oil. The berth, as Washington must win two: have become a habit with him. Just
. was passed; Horkhelmer hit to Sill"- 4 Norqton Heights A. C. has played twang out oi three irom Boston to large,; now Alapllears ,0 be at top form. and
wood. who threw Kerr out at second.4ty.eigm games this season, Winnlnsiahead. St.- Louis and New York “.64qu will “v6.11“! hands fun when be
In the seventh Ferry sent a long fly
to center. which Mulvoy misjudged,j
‘ and it went for a triple for Ferry;;
Coakley sent a long sacrifice fly to Mail]
toy. Ferry scoring. 4
The South Ends scored both of their.
runs in the ninth. Sherwood was sale“
when Ferry fumbled his easy ground-‘
er; Carter sent one to center tor a slay
gle, putting Sherwood on second; both:
' rnen advanced-when Coahloy modest
wild pitch; Egan sent a hot one past.
Odell, filling the bags; Mulvoy was hit
by Coakley forcing Sherwood for the
first run; Fred Smith sent a long sac-
rifice fly I) Bowden. scoring Carter;
Mulvoy made attempt to steal second,
but by quick playing on the part of
Kerr. florkhelmer and Lawn, Egan
[was caught at plate. Kerr shot the ball
' to Horkheimar to'catch Mulvoy, who
then raced back to ilrst,‘ Horkhelmer
then shot the ball to Lawn. who shot
the ball home to Kerr, catching Egan
as be was coming‘in toward the plate.
Tuckey sent oleto center field for a
‘. single, but Mulvoy tried t0. score on
. the hit. but by fast holding“ on the part
of Bowden. Ferry and. Kamila!!!”
was caught at the‘piate. As mainly ‘
rushed into the plate he hit Kerr in the
‘ door with his knees, not intentionally.
but Kerr was knocked out (or a low
minimal. 4 ‘ _ .
WII. lulvoy came to the bat in the
first in“ Charles Payne. oi the Nor.
walk m pro-um him with a
mvsiiag‘bagiatllc almanac not»
0 one would. liulvoy moir-
‘new style. hobo Morton is now pltcbalor such city series as have’beon at:
‘both flirting with fifth place, with- the:
. possibility that either one miy cap~4
RUDE MORTON is now 4tnre i't. . 4. . _ -
Pi-rclillia FINE BALL; Aside from these minor . contests}
Having spent the last two weeks in? the regular 1&ny file—YO“ ‘5 “1
acquiring some of the finer points oiégotkl as over. With their decisiomi
Dllchlns and ill delelolllns all entirely} the playing or the world'ssorles, and:
twenty-tour and losing tour.
insane ball for the Naps. WhenMor-irangsd, the baseball season oi- 191;
ton joined the Naps it was seen hoiaibt will pass into history..- '- . ‘
ed to call uponhis body at all in pitch-i 4 --——-—-—-'-‘-—--—'-
158- all 0! his. .WOl'k b61118 done with)“ : COLL|N8 AND EVERS‘
arm. . ' - , ~
Birmingham at once detected ths4 WIN OHALME'“ (PARS
mm but “mm "mu-"“1 5° much? Eddie Collins, 0: the Philadelphia
:bgizxy‘gi fihxfiome {3323' club, and John Evers, of the Boston
‘ ;club of the Natiqnal League, have been
1“ a "’w' 3h" N” “was“ ““4“.“ «ml declared winners oaths-1914 trophy.
change the youngsters style. Accord-3 presented by the Chalmers Automo-
ingiy, he has forced him to put in the.I t . .
' , ‘ ~ - ~ 4bile Company to the players . whose
last two woekain W: how to 9“ :services were the. most valuable to
b“ may behind h” "m“ .- t” their respective clubs. Each ‘ will re-
‘c'eiva an automobile a‘s'a‘ price as a re:
my more so. used? HEM-k; -
. . f . ‘ com titlon.
32 Rose Park Avenue. “It at the . . M , 4
* ‘ Gumbrd'eonm ‘ , ‘* ‘
MANDOT DE EATS JOE RIVERS.
slditor or The Eveningsonunei. . f - F'
3°“? "°"’.‘“‘"°°“"r . , ‘ . .. NEW Outlaws. coco—don naps
Sir. "" idot earned a twe‘nty-rounddecision
4 l 213:: dfir‘xg $1133: over Joe Rivera yesterday, alteration by
. . . 4 MI 501!le an; general “auditions“ and willingness
most. any a“ o! ’9‘“, . ' tto light. Rivers started away with a
m hm?" m 1: ”92m but soon slowadup and allowed
WNW“ ”4 W 3"" Wainscot to com the fight. to him. The
“WWLI‘V h'13:.““innitauwholewalislowaniliuntlatia-
”If m in.“ 3 .1 ”EM. '
A good ad. pays best in the
gets into the ring with him. _
The Levinsky-Smith match is ex-
llectsd to settle a longdlsputlad Quest
than.» [there one those who claim that,
while the Gunboat is a hard hitter
and something of a boxer,” be'lacks
the proper ‘ amount of stamina to
weather a determined and vigorous
attack. .aniuky is last thechap to
prosper disprove this ballstn'l‘rm‘.
the Battier. will be: giving away about
ten or twelve pounds in weight,, be-
sides considerable in height and reach.
but then Levinaky has always put up
his best lights when thus handl-
cappsd. 4
Sincefhis return to this country,
after-histbattle with Georges Carpen-
tiér.‘stniih- lids been training dili-
gently. ' And there will be something
besides the more guarantee animating
Smith and Mllllllky when they meet.
Everalncs; Sinith left, London, Dan
McKotr-ick. manager of Young Aboard.
hashesn harassing the G 4boat._with‘
taunts oiliaving "run out of a match
having ’ A‘cold feet." McKstrich . and
'qulaorm 4 manager of lamb.
arejpals and-partners, so that the
roeungbstwm Levinsky and Smith
is none‘tom‘col‘dial. = .
o
‘- 1.. I ‘i ; . "4. .. ’; ‘-
~ Nswoatgblbttlesbip buil‘dlngdor the
United slats- will hon-doc hoodlum
. tun “Midwest. 3.100 consumi-
than maria-3.900 martini-grim
manuals. and octagonal-raps
- ' -' 4 hcstpapsrt
than “magmas. pm
i
Iliall, this Saturday afternoon; at 3
iBouton is the secretary and will be
i The indications as understood by those
with Ahearn, and accusing him of
i ’ “economic-dam.
James Middiobrook has taken his va-
hls place.
. The Reading Circle met Thursday at-
ternoon with Miss Mary F. Gregory. A
work on. social economics was read and
discussed.
The Afternoon Willa? Club met
’an enjoyable time was had by all the
members.
Charles Whitlock is on the sick: list.
There will be a meeting at the Town
o'clock. at which time a Red Cross
.Chapter will be organized. Wilson
present at the gathering.
.—-————J-—
The annual town election in Wilton
is going on today and good weather
. has brought out an exceptionally heavy.
vvote, the count at 12:30 o‘clock this‘
moon-being 120. "These figures exceed
the normal vote by 20, as recorded in!
{past elections at the same time of. day.
at the ballot box makes Henry Hurl-
iburt's chances to be elected drawe-
ilectmau over Reuben V. Geopple voryl
1 favorable. Hurlburt is the Republican}
icondidato and has the endorsement oi;
libs Progressives. 0n the ticket in‘
itbis election appears the name 0! Es-
; telle-DoWitt, a young lady of the town,
. Who is very active in civic work. She:
{is up for apiece in thoTown School!
’commlttee and will be elected, there
dates. . At the annual. town meeting,
which is being held 4 this Iflemoong
there are several matter upon; which
action willba taken. The matter“ 0
providing for a finance board 0! the
town. through charter. enactments, at
the neat Iaglalatgre, will provide some
the ouis’tlm’ oi consolidating the?
schools '-will call for a sharply drawn
i
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Mitchell, of New York, head or 9. :del-
egatlon which called on President
Wilson today.»to urge the remoyal- or
Coenties Rec! :rom Nay York Har-
bor, under. therecently passed rivers
and harbors bill. The War Dell-rt-
ment‘ia how at work selecting the
' " to be earned on with ’the
”0.000.090 marinated in the bill.
The removal ot'the recd4‘4vw4hich is in
the way of subway nonstructlon,‘will
cost $500,006, it is estimated.
‘ ""-"""‘ -"’“">..
‘mnmoma man 4
WASHINGTON. Qct. the—James s-
Scully. formally years («financier
digitalis" 70. your! old.
“ W summation cloves u.
Violins in with trimmed with black:
Faahloadktatas Motor surlywln-
firm” - .
Philadelphia . . 2.
. being two-places.and only two, Milk 4.:
3 Philadelpuhia at New York.
W. jail ,. \
warm discussion. it is. understood, ands
contest. ‘ _ 4 4
must comma REEF REMOV- _
.4 . El). 4 ‘3”
WASHINGTON, Oct; 5.—'-Mnyor
and unread builder's! Pennsylvania _
and New England'ldlod hers lass last,»
‘laadnomceats?’
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Mulrovhas mado‘ good in the big - 4 , _ ,. 4 . i .A very range. burial custam'has
' leaflets and the fans of The Norwalks "kg“ ”3‘ “avg MRS m , ' ‘ GAIEB 'EflE TBIE” Ibsen Ohflfifiecg 43 rigenturies by the
are always glad to see a Norwalk boy ' . , I" sang . , 1‘0“” “I" D g. the most ancient
make good, as he has done the past ____________ . ‘ - 4 lot the reignmg'housés of Europe. bu
season with the Jamestown club. The MIR "“5 WEEK , That the Town court of Norwalk has4 the death 01,3319 Austrian emperor
score. . Close of Season is Big Leapm _ ‘ Mrs. William Whitney, who i... been me” ”“5’ ““3 t 3"“ "”1““ ”l" WY ‘3 “filed by the willie-l
NORWALK?’ on the sick list is improving 7' 1913' “{th the .-em administra- “'3’ from “19 imperial 931339 to “l -
/ ab ' r h 90 a e COMN‘S m .n Team- 4 ._ ' - tion went in, to 0 tuber 1, 1914. ls'crypt or the ancient monastery
Bowden, ct ...... 44 0 1 3 1 0 4 H . . cm and "a“. ll .88! in Ill- Cassius Green has been,spen ding a shown from figures which The Sentinel4the Capuchins. near Vienna. .
Lindsay, rt .......-.4 0 ‘1 4 0 0 “mil * ‘ “ few days with a relative in Bethel. reporter obtained from the records.; one appears ‘0 receive “19 royal W
Odell, 3b .. ....... ...34 o 0 o 2 1 ' norm“ Balila-8ams While a ‘ ' insistfib'beenwtfm gm: ‘3‘""1m3‘egm Thmupon the mast" Of a”;
Lawn, lb ...........4 1 1 8 1* 0 _v _ , -W,- K9918"! and son, Raymond Keel- V ° 9“” I“ an 9"“ mmHarmonies knocks on the closed door
Adler, it ..... ....... 4 0 1 0 3 0‘ 0 43:43:: fheffeeicéft-hem shodwill .. HOBBS I" B! Eliminated er, tech a trip to New York on Wed- courts-1,003 criminal “395. I” the mf‘with his start and demands adm
Kerr, c .......;......2 0 0 9 1, 1 battles of 39“ The decisivor eague __4 aesday, vii side there were, on June 7, 2534510“. ‘ _ , 4'
liorkheimer, 2b .....3 o o a 55" comm have 449'“ mu ht demeugage‘ NEW y ‘ . _._.._..._. ' court‘and 7 Jury cases. Since October-4 “Who 48' mm... asks the watch
Ferry, as ..........‘..s 2 1 111': 1 em Emmy 4s 001144183633? re a pro: m rk h ORK. Oct. 6.—This week will Mrs. Phyllis Leon, ot‘Brookiyn, has 1 “‘9" ““9 ”‘9“ “1““ ‘0 “19 “ll 93 the guardian monk from within. ‘
Coakley, p ,4',.‘___”4I2 0 1 9:410 actions Even these “6° ”:13: a: t 8 retail ”99mg 0’ the Dallas been the guest, the past week, oi Mrs. new cases,makingawtal01860.Thero4 “His majesty, the most high 95!“,
.1...— .. __ .‘44_ 38mm scale and in id yonka n- i as? at the ocal clubs, and before it G. A. Davenport, are now pending 63 active cases. all peror 0! Austria, king of Hungary,
Totals ”Jr-.14....” 3 ’6 27 13 3 will be called until. 314;” ‘a‘ truce Sign ed tour ”the” important ”3‘9““ ’ ”1° rest having mam M" Clark duke of Syria." and so forth, rs-
SOUTH EN'DS. 4 Philadelphia Ameri 08.1: be: Whel: [thoiw‘ll hBVe been deemed. Tomorrow Mrs. Hardy. who has been stopping 0’ the 00““ I“ 0' 3’93”” ‘5 W make plies the master of ceremonies as
4 “I , 4, h w a e and W Home“ 0 8“ 3V 03:84:18?!” the Broadway Sporting 91min Chestnut Hill throughout the sum- “ "WWI“ m0" “1 “19 mm" 0‘ he recites the long list or the cam
Sherwood.sa ........4’ 1 1 2 4 {National League 4451:“:“KBIR 84 n rooklyn, beach Cross.ireah tromaimer, has gone to reside in her M keeping records. The old civil docket man's ml“ i _ ,
CW“ 2!) ...........4 1 1 4 ,3 ”flag in sin is 001333 tt 6:1: “in e l- n;eet-4sdccessiui campaign in Calitornhphome' in Barton. book is nearly filledgnd a modern up-e “i know no such man... “it."
Em. c 4............." 0 1 3 1 xsupremacg of then 0 9" “he ““4 “’2 clllsh with Walter Molar, a rug- ' to-date loose lest ledger will supplant 13, replies the guardian from behind
Mulvoy. 0‘ - .. :3 0 0 2 0 ‘ Speculaytlon overyetlillr. b bl J86 youngster Who has developed into. M“ Wallace!“ son, W110 have been it. Thin change will be of 3"“ 'd' the closed door. - l
EBmith, ll ... ....... 3 0 0 2 0 °!come oi the world'8 p120 a 48 tint-3: °°“‘°‘}d"4 for lightweight hwnl‘lmpending the summer in Wilton. have vantage in many ways. Duringhls The master of ceremonies Roach:
Tuckey, p ..........4 0 1 l, 4 0‘39”“ now that th to c 2:11p 011:9: uring U0“ absence. On weanllB-ireturned to their winter home, in the term 0‘ omco as clerk, M" GM"? a second time. Again the monk»:
Haynes. rt .....l‘..‘...8 ‘0 0 3 30 01detinitei icli d ed calms ave. n4 day night, at the Stadium “A. 0.. dummy, 4 has made cut 2,600 checks for witness as“, “who 4. there?" Ana the:
031mm, 3b .' ........ ii 3 0 50 1 0 14m" theybip a: in adarrlangemsnts400lfey, the Dublin Giant. will most ______ » teas and oilicers' teas. 4 master of ceremonies repeats m
Guaruisriflb ........3 ‘0 10"6 0 ”tentirel sage 851mm; e. iasillflolstz'l‘erry Kellar. of San Francisco, and Marisoyos and family. who have- . _ “33'“ royal titles and lsalfi’ m
. -' 4* 4&- ‘_ __ _ __4 la: 1 1) rise o‘cuss onio t e4Al Reich will so against Tom Ken- rented Mrav'l‘heodqrs Bmlth’s house Baseba“ . Results voice of the guardian “9110!. MT
Totals W31 '3; 4| 24 12 3 7938‘; 1 828% 08ml”: sns. ,.“ _ths4nedy in ten-round bouts. And onzior the summer, have returned to New know no “341 man" - fix? '
scour. av litmmdh: m n 9 t e "m“ ””8”"? "WWW "lfillt- Gunbont Smith and tho4York. ‘ a third tit‘n'e n5. master oi ‘oaro
. 4 such problems as whether Plank Wfll4indolatigabie Battling Laying” wmt AMERIGAN LEAGUE. monies knocks with hill" at“ 3.3 ,4; 3
“Who is there?" repeats the that...
"Our brother, Francis. Josenlijffxor
‘ whatever the dead 'monaich's hung
may he), replies the master of car-
i
emonies. .
Valera-y?- Rosalia.
Chicago, 5: St.~_Lo‘uis. 1. ‘
Detroit, 11; Cleveland. 6.
Only two games scheduled.
At this humble confession or tit'é
“‘me 0' cm?‘ L. Ra'simple humanity of the dead amt
Philadelphia ..........97 52 .651 W0“ ‘1‘“ ”"5 fly him“ "mm
Boston ................90 so .600Lb'°“‘°”"‘ we“ the "i“ 9‘ ,9”,
Washington .........a.79 72 5234 guardianmonk. and the body is Me
Detroit ...........;...30 is .523 mm“- . The" ““0" W" I!”
St. Louis 71 so. .ctiiv‘lm‘nfi Nb!” b“”“‘-*'.Y°““‘" can
New York ...... ......69 as .4574 Pull”- . 4
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3.33:3...‘.‘::.'.‘.‘.‘.:::::§‘.’ .3: iii-i “1...... upkeep that male
. _. 4 4marriage costly.”
Gauss Today. 4 "Unless you have fashibhfihlo
neighbors, in which case itl is
N i F . - ..
ew York at M ladelphia. gtitc keep up. -—Houston Post. 4..
Washington at Boston.
Other teams "finished season.
i
i Sentinel ad's. pay
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NATIONAL LEQGUE. 4
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Yesterday's Results. i ‘
Cincinnatt‘fi; Pittsburgh. 4 (first{
game). Pittsburgh. 11; Cincinnati. 1
(second game). . ., _ ‘
St. bouis, 4; Chicago, 3 (first game).
Chicago, 4; st. Louis, 3 (second game).
Other mains not scheduled, 4 4
4 A‘car that Sofiscen on the
2 “streets andcountry roads as
" it {than as’tho Ford must b.
....... out ..-... .
, . Wh- »7’.-°".—"wa‘uld‘killit. an. .
Boston mag-an» .58, Jill. mipm mb-M‘Fm“ .
New York’
St. Louis .3... _
Chicago ‘. .~.
Brooklyn: ..
.i-lghi:i when" it.‘ outhumbsr's
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