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cannon?- as? as. mi
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m not Edi
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
—_~
‘ ‘ fiom My.
ooh. 6; Cincinnati. 1.
Brooklyn‘s; Pittsburgh, 2 .(10
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Wo). .
Philadelphia, 6; Chicago. 5.
St. l»i1_is..5; Boston. 4.
finding in National League.
W. L. RC.
Brooklyn ............... 17 9 .654
Philadelphia .......... 18 12 .600 :
new l‘orit ............ 15 13 .536
Boston ............... 15 13 .536
(‘hicago .............. 16 18
H, Louis ............. 16 19
t incinneli ........... 15 20 .429
Pittsburgh ........... 11 19 .367
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Veoteedoy.
‘ Boston. 4: Detroit. 0.
Chicago, 4; Washington. 1.
(‘lt‘lelantL 5: Philadelphia, 4.
hcw York, 10; St. Louis; 1 .
Standing in American League.
W. L.
(‘tcvrlund ............ 23 12
it .tsliinpton .......... 21 12
New York ............ 15 13
Boston ............... 16 15
( hiczum .............. ll 19
l'liilude‘lphin . ... . . . .13 18
lictroit .............. 13‘ 19
.s Louis .......... ...12 ‘ 18
Games Today.
Chicago et Washinguui.
St. Louis. at New ”York.
lietrolt at Boston.
' Cleveland at Philadelphia.
a.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
‘Gemoe Vootondny.
disoridence. 5-0: Honirenl, 33.
Toronto. 5-6; Baltimore. (-11.
minute, 0-2; Newark, 0-0.
= Rochester. 3.11: Hinhmond. 2-8.
» . . -e—..a~ “
' Quoting In t
. . . , W. «1.. no.
Richmond ....... ‘ ..... ‘H 8 .636
Moimore ........ . . . .14 I .600
Providence ...... ‘. . . .12 B .800
Network ..,............13 9 :69!
htunticui ............. 11 11 .500
ltflnlo ........ e ...... ll ' 13 .409
Rochester ............ 8 H .364
'1 omnm .............. e 15 .286
Game Tod-y.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Richmond at Montreal.
Newark It Rochester.
_ Providence at Toronto.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
——~_.
Games Ycuemy.
New London. 22: Hartford. 1.
Lowell. 5: Portland. 1.
Lawrence. 2; Lynn. 1.
Worcester. 10: New Haven. 8.
Springfield, 7: Bridgeport. 4.
~‘—.—
Standing in Eastern Lengue.
W. L. P.(‘.
New London ......... 14 3 .824
Springfield ........... 11 ~ 8 .570
mime ..... ' ....... 11 s .579
Lynn ................ ll), ,8 .556
Portland .......... . . .10 ii .556
Lowell -3 ............. 11 0 .650
Worcester . ........... 8 10 .1“
New Haven ..... ‘ ..... 7 12 .368
Hartford ...‘ .......... 5 .12 .294
Bridgeport ........... 6 15 . .286
Games Today.
Hartford at New London.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
New Haven at Worcester.
Portland It Lowell.
Law at Lynn.
AWN ASIOGIWQAI
YESTERDAY. . . '
Indianapolis, 6; Oolninbdo. !.
Kansas City. 5: St. Pnulfu.
Toledo. 7; Louisville. 2. '1
._ Mlunenpolis. 6;» Illlwonkeo. 5.
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nh ASSOGMIIOK
YESTEMAV.
4
scorn:
Birmingham. 5:. Cit-moon. a.“
‘New Orleans. I: Memphis. 3.
Home, a: Little Rock} 2.
Atlanta. Q:§IeehvlllE in.
~‘ octane. cones vss‘rnm
’ IIll-italic»15¢~'«llili|m 5.-
. Willi-ills}?
‘ .40!)
titer-nation“ Mane.
omit:
Y.‘
8
.471 Planner season for Prince horce. it! ' ,
.457lgrendson of. lfllleree, sold at auctionlany “WM" “uh" “Clam“ Rickard,
rc. . .
‘40 i later Capt. Show. owner of Peter Macruub w the American W100 drew on
63;; paid $120 for Prince Loree. The la-‘lhe mad-
536 mous cripple has been nursed elong‘
.516
.424
.419
.400
Mainefil. Dates, 1.
Mesa. A. (1. to; Vermont. 3.
Navy, 2; Mt. St. Joseph's, 1.
Lchigh 8: Bucknell. 7 (10 innings).
COLLEGE GAMES TODAY.
Middlehury at Hamilton.
Franklin 8: Marshall at l’rsinus.
Wash. 3: Ian. at iimhiii.
Cornell st Colgate.
Wfidllfllfio
iinJPflRCUll
Grand circuit horsemen predict a
5
:last fall at North Randall track.
iClevclnnd. for $50. .
The discard. bred down East, was
originally purchased by Walter Cox,
who. at about the same time, was
grooming Lee Axworthy. The latter
showed greater promise and when
Prince Loree was inimd (‘ox sought
to dispose of the cripple. The Pas-
time stnble. (‘leveionth completed a
deal for Prince Lowe and Lee Ax.
worthy and apeciulists cold the former
in time would outgrow his trouble.
Thing of waiting. the Cleveland
owners sold the-diubled recei- to A.
C. Pennock for $50. A few weeks
.and recently stopped I quarter in
it“ 1-2 seconds on the North Randall
Emile track.
THE WMOTOI GAME.
Editor Sentinel: in lost evening's
Hour. under the handing of wLock-
woods won in Hardtop. it. can: “De-
spite the raw 'umplring which was ex
peotcd by th% Lockwoods. Ill was the
use in the post. the. locals scored a
wellcarned victor) Awer Norotonii by
11 score. of thirtemt to twelve."
Now. in the cone of the past: Lest
. year the Lockwoods put. over one on
. were ontpointod and batted in every
. close of the game. There was no me-
-over baseball has never no yeryhigh
., in the localities m1. atheist the
2 though the some itself mm the,
bent ever plelnd by oxm'filgh
wocho'oiteem. he ”Wooded-the
us with their umpire. So. contribu.
tor. give the now- atrnlxht. Cuckoo's
runs. He hit two men. pol-pd three
Prince went into the box. The more
no theirtwelve to three. nine runs in
the lead for Lockwoode. who named
one run after that. in playing clean
the game. The Lockwood! had an
umpire. Well, we would cell it n dum-
my. You see them in South Harwell:
an the corners. it means tbnt you
should go to the right or left of thorn.
This dummy would stand between no
and end third base. and he could not
tell whether a runner won out or safe.
but calledoverything he could out at
close decisions on the Noroton side.
and rank outs on the Isotwood side
he cnlled‘ safe. The gins don't like to
son thot. kind of ball. The Looltmda
son why the Newton: should not hove
won the game. The article says the
field was yank. Willmott. the center
fielder of the Norottms. made one of
the greatest shoestring oncihend catch.
es, on a dead run. that won over mode
on Lynch's Field. with two men down
and men on second end third. It was
a great catch. Cakes and Willmott
gm everything that went to left or
center field. getting their man every
time. As i said. it was the Noroton's
game, it. should have been won by
them.
BASEBALL FAN DOWN THE
LINE.
LACK OF m «894817.
The attendnnce was so slim. yester-
uiy. at wounded-mulch High
school gm. at Aliment mural
it will possibly be necessary to close
the cannon for Norwelkp Enthusiasm
ochool line boon Wind .by flirty
melanin every moo. Theomnll
ehendnnco nt We nine; el-
mt noun: tarsus-uni." Without:
women of» w Moe end
we mil-tanning.“ the
men wtftfld b'fmitihwl Bobbitt. on:
dot the present conditions. it Icem-
impossible- . ,
t
omen eon. uiunxitomo nor. ‘
in. -
llttlll‘ll worn 1'
or four} He won lama condition to. ‘ .
pltcl'i‘. mywa'y. Tip {comb Honing! 9" qu‘l’lm“ “lured “‘0 Dov “fl“
baseball the Norotonn are ahead of.
mm n ur- ‘
«Willi Bill. Gilli
Ty {5011b 1,! the gradient ball player
in the world.
No new: in that, you say!
there isn't. but 3 feet is a fact.
Read What Lloyd Rickard. business
manager of the Toledo ball club. a!
man who looks upon the dollars and;
cents side of baseball. says nbout Tbej
fl‘ench: '
‘ “Cobb is worth 850.0th d year to
Bore.
[during a moccrsotionron the vnlue of!
players. ;
i To me» his ntetement he drew!
lforth ii notebook. filled with figures.
coverinu my olden of bacilli—«end
umuch American League and Federal
.‘League history. Rickard wee business.
humor of the st. Lenin Browne tori
yours and mememofthe Federal
Janene when that mantation really
amounted to Willing.
“For three yous before the Federal
imam; played the deuce with organ-
tlfld basebnll. thebetmitclub overall-3
ind $110,000 on the road, which was'
1330.000 a your more (than any other
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“There mnetbesome reason for this
extra money and the reason to Cobb.
Very well. If Mtroit mtdrow every
Iclub on the road by 830.000 a your.
ianil t‘obb was romoneible. he was‘ “n“ Emu" and" on! “m "h" '3‘ tome.
ixwd'for as much "more when the
item was at home. no. in cold mm
Elie attracted. alone. at least 860.000
lyf‘flr. ,
t “if a men will dnw «9,000 e m.
rl'or hie club 1511'! be worth $50,000 to.
!it? 1 don't men! he should get that
:much. but he is worth it."
“Ty Cobb is the man who said. 'No
libell player is worth more then 813..
icon it ye‘er.’ isn‘t he?" suited pome-
tone.
I
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‘ I
inieant it when he said it." repliedi
tkipknrd. continuing the story iheti
trolt. star } greet Inlet-y m ye‘nre
ago.
"The best illustretion of the draw-
ing ability of any one player thet ever»
come under my observation." condo-1
tued Richard. "was in the cone of Wei-1'
tor Johnson.
"The Wishington club played in St.
Louis o few yem ego. On Tuesday
we bed A 03.500 crowd. 0n Wednen.
day, when Johnson was announced II.
the pitcher. the box ofilce receipts
amounted to 87.500. 011 the following
idl! the Thelma fell off to $3.600
min. There no proof. i
“Of course Johnson tent on vulnblef
to it club from the box othco origin!
at: Cobb, because he cannot pitch more:
than twice e week, while Cobb is in‘
there nlmost every day—end eeeryi
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NEWLY weooto AUTHOR
Helen H. Preeton. of Providence. R.
1.. have been mat-fled here in [greet
hurry. departing in count hute. They
told all about themselves. as for
their family records :0. but inquiry
Philadelphia 3nd Providence felled to:
reveal that either was known them.
mm the demon they gave as thoee of
tube" patents.
tore he was outlier.
They arrived by troln end obtained
a marriage license from the ion:
clerk. Hr. Norris said he was forty-
two ynrnold And a mnofWilllnmL.
mislead 11$.me .1. Butler Nu-
rie. of Philadelphlo. Mine Preston lo-
ieribed iherself no twenty-one you!
dict’duuehiar of wiuim om m
ton and Ire. Baboon Dole Kenny
melon. of Providence. 3. 1.
lb- Norrn about when they could
Item-tried at moo IM Robert Well.
flood. town dork. who Woodbine 11.
also. M then watch file
um»ulmm Iv ‘
t‘llliiiiittll hi
beta, with the“ Idle" 0' Me
Tudooehool MW.Iey!0tb.
anthem comes? 1&1“
Junta-hai- mmmm‘
.. . tied
my in
[inleee some promoter comes bor-
riedly with an offer better than 825,
000, Tom {l'flourke will promote the
touround- bout between Frank lio-
ian. the heavyweight championship
contender. and Jack Dillon. the in—
dianitpolls boxer. Moran plotted ills
word yesterday to O'Rourke that he
would sign with him, and nobOdy
else. unless some one improved upon
the veteran prdmoter’s offer.
According to e well-informed
club. in Washington Putt; held only
1 ten-day option on the services of
duck Dillon, and this option expired
Hour d3" ‘9' if n“. " true. mms‘fifiionfll runner. has
O’Rourke will only hove to give. .DlL
Ion the nine tonne he would have
received from Pnllok in order to
clinch the much.
it is understood tint O'Iourke
wants to promote the loren~Dillon
fight at the Sheep-bend My Speed-I
mg of a wealthy New Twitter in hie
enterprise.
fllli Midi
”$100M lull
James J. Jilhlllon. manager of Mad—
dofendnntn W hr ”MINI:
mod union the
Gordon Home.
indictment by Gnome
In a lone opinion. died with the inlhel' way have built. Ccntcnnlol‘
.clerk of the ill-"101 court it SHAWN-Weld to n half-mile from the «inputs.
hosterdey. 1W0 Kl! Midi ”I“ "1th the new Gold in at the southeast
use of the film in this country would
have a promising end pernicious cf~ the locker: and shower
Acct on them“. With Johnston. the
others indicted were lune c.‘v. Ull-
mnn. manner of theorem Flint oom-
first inning netted the Lockwoodn live“he W“ "fill”- 80 I sue-s helm; M'. v. Boner. Lawrence D. ti
McGuire. Hurry Bowen-d5 tinny 3.?
minim: out .1. .1. Other. in of New
The W twee tiled earn it. e
week other otedenl jury-then utm-
ed the plenum indictment.
The men ore chatted with month ‘ding the . field will have been oom- 3 Bennett of Hopklneviilo predicts e suc-
lugtoconmhteortnobym
in. mmoftbeiettmmmnw
mother mine on the
York and mode randy for protection.
m’m
10018131 6009
humor
majority of this week‘s nines. New
that was decisively woven nt ld‘nn
\
success. Menager- Flynn of the toast
r .
“'1‘
better
' some:
of the but over in its
YALE‘ militia
game-e ofwtnnla;
mm? 1...... 3.1.4.1..."
SPORTS OF ALL. SORTS.
Sunday afternoons. Part of the fac-
ulty is in favor of the plan. but other
members fear public disapproval of
the innovation. The matter is now
before the -.univorsity athletic board
for decision.
Kimball Allin, of the Phillips Exeter
Academy. is one of the marked stu-
evcr university in which he. may
choose to complete his education.
probably Harvard. He is captnin of
the gymnastic team. the fastest
[sprinter in the academy. leading point
l source, Harry Pollok. who has heefligcorei in the Harvard lnterscholnstlc
trying to match Martin to box at 1118;“
ieets the past two years, and it good
{third baseman and outfielder in the
.bsseball team.
l Alfie shrubb. the speedy little pro-
1mm as coach for Harvard's cross-
.country team, and will begin his
[work with the berriers in September
jwhen the college year opens.
p Oedet Oly
'uim or '18. i
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come for future activities for what-l
Quin been en- t
lone of the athletic wonders of the)
Students at the University of mam-lye“ in Bob wipson. He has wohilhat what. tho Bridoeport club node
g3“ are discussing the pousibility oflin each of his Iixtcen starts since last K is e catcher who can catch and I m
using Ferry Field for a[hleucs outfall. in doing this he has made pitchers who can pitch. Also: Iflt
ion its yet unrecognized world's rec‘
'ord 0t" 14 4-5 seconds over the high
hurdles. tied the world's W m-
iord of 6 4-5 seconds for .the fifty-
iyerd hurdles, made the low but
lat the some distance in 5 4-5 sec-
ionds. and has won for his university
'on the field over the low hurdles at
l
’220 yards, in the broad jump and at
jibe. 100 and nil-yard dashes in fair
ltime. and' in a relay race. He also
‘won an indoor fifty—yard dash.
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Mutilation
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“The boys are too eager to win,‘1
sold Charles A. Comiskey. owner 5ft
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the White Sr. in denying the story}
that he promised to change managersw‘
"There iii nothing the matter with.
pliant. 0f the Went P011“. the team. 08 ‘ (film. and ”193' “HIM During minor m w
"a” first men in 1h” round into shape soon. or course if most 311109 the day 31!! M .
1111113110“ ‘0 win “5 ““9? in ‘0‘" the team keeps on slumping. 1 shall Emitting orienting the W- ‘
i“ray. and he is said to bow tho book-nuns. lie has done so so a. member have to make some changes, llul check in the old Connodicfi ~
Speaking by and large we rabbit
fielder flown-W"
Farmer.
Dominating on Jose <‘
first baseman of the Non"
mm. “Earl Woman. nodding? ‘
port Post, says". “Much has I.“
of the t‘uban lac- no: W
swarthy chap is all salamiyofi
though he is but five feet,» at” V
in altitude. you don‘t notice
thnt erodes him It first hue.
stretch like an elastic stocklps,"
forward. backward and sidewn
has a very big league way d
his foot onto the sack from only .
Lion.” .
“Odell. the Bridgeport third.
handles himself like a come!“
in tall and rengy. plays bin.
nicely nod at the but bite,
hard. .Ball says he is one of 4h f '
likely boring 11181":thth ‘1
noon in a bush .longue."m~flm ‘ ‘
Aside from the fact that Al
who can
.of the football. Moshe". basket-ball hove not determined upon hbal meyithe item squib in all right: :~
{and track tennis.
5 ‘Taoits" Hurdwieit. the Harvard
lyersity captain and third bnseiuan of
ilnet year. remtiy tried his hand ot
spite-hing for the hell tom of s
tin-dense firm in Bolton. with which
the in now employed. He ntrnck out
:fourteen.’nnd mode e ooupleof timely
hits for ‘his teem, which won the
* Working ‘in groups of any at such
.thc Johnsoowillnrd light picture. in- tunes as closet-s will diamond cover-
"W the Uitcd Staten. moot stood trial. in: shout eight hours' work daily. 400.
‘ ‘ Judge ill? but overruled the domurreriotudente at the ilnlvmityofVejnont.
fare themselves constructing s new
innit-us field. which they could in no
convenient to
s. The work
no $110M“ Jot «the population of
gum student. Halon. “will acid.
“WI-mil and truck will be
built by the update. with no ouulde
fish amp: that so! the WM
iw.TtuMylsiook to the
loinmnflo motto nit-bio mane.
funds to be to! It moment.
when the work of trotting end ood-
iend of the gymnasium.
fpletcd. ‘
’ Two My youth of "Ghana. lli..
‘dtnn border nt Ronnie Point. "The ‘won the University of Khan inter-i
t prooeee involved the need of e motion :echolnstic meet. Between them they t l m“
plum Mine minimum to sound 3: 14min. one «annoy-Tog“ in?” “9”“
“New as e younger brother of Joe Loomln “1 or! . _
.4165me ”no. The Tics-:1.“ the my. 1.13 ‘1". was n boy‘luux. lath My bod hardly an;
em ““59“" developed ‘1' N“ omen Lenders. Lenders won thme'm'm- Mono Jesse moan gr -
tlrste. {we neoonde .end e third. while
1mi- won'eno out. on second. tied
hr bird ad A fourth piece.
' fountain «gunmen diluent col-
fiance mounted in the intercolleg-
iate outdoor ride «obompionohlp un-
ider the auspices of the Notional Rifle
Edwina. whlclrwlli clone June 15.
dismantle-obtains" competing
‘u too mus mid-mud 300 end
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PHuLES TM AUTHOliTm and Bridgeport appear to be yukerfoonteottag represent Ounell. Univer.
GRWCH. Conn, Ma, 35,0”. then the teams on ’
Ions giving their “mm as Jmeph L. the loop end it would seem thet‘lnstltute of 'l'eonoloxy. Manchu-i
Norrie. of Philadelphia, and lies Springfield should be ehle to win tho'oette Agricultural College. Troy Poly-
|itlty of Pennsylmln. .Muanchneotts
tecbnic institute. George Washington
London is. of come. a my goons-dub? University. United States Novel Aca-
hut even the best of them fall. e feet demy. Universities of lllchigen. Cali-1
.fornie. Tens. Illinois. Ohio and
:‘l W W993: 5”! the “We!“ RONb'ilinneaotn. Mississippi Agricultural
licen.
.ond Mechanical College. Konsns State
iturol end Much-nice! college and
club eeys thnt the tons in the distant. Norwich University.
Etownl are hot for the league.
. The groom said be we an author. ' where the spirit of the lens was
dint no author (If hie name in knownjtlmly inhvor of the circuit. Ii
here or in Philadelphia. The .omgms Flynn said tint in Worcester Holiday.
did not ask him of what kind of mm. in spite of the rather cool "other. I
md‘Mondey crowd new the some.
Rain hes of coursebold up the league in; agnyéoglnd one of the :13“ bril-t
mewbetdnringtheeeomyo-yebnt n °" "m 9 mm
with felr weather due soon.
trends an expected et the
around the circuit. Neny author-inch ' Athletes “W 558 end "9'
emund the teen. in" “14 that [mm-entice twentfuix colleges. will
clmtt in
close inane section. ltocrteldlyhuudl’iddnoohlobebeldnt Evans-
it on lamb of yeti-ii which mt’m'num 3, no “lewd: of.
inmtbmd.
miwmx‘wmone TO PLAY
Yale's fencing team, which defeat-
ged all its collegiate rivals last sce-
ison except the Naval Academy. has
.for its Copteln Robert Poul Hots".
iof Ghent .o former omcer of the Bel.
”er of the teem will be A N. Phll~
illpo. Jr. :18.
=tahe outta the Conimnoe Track
Holdalls-noun lbheulty. The on-
Menu no shout half the m ’of
those for the Horned totem
“$3;wa who the
vet m‘Mym also he
I momma-mainst-
iun haunt the om»: Cantor-j 7_
demo the Wt: museum.
will be as yet.
"Home: Bowlend is all right and
present conditions are not his fault at
oil. The learn is lost oval-noxious.
They don't ’wait 'em out.’ NntnrallY.
if 1 can improve the team in any way..
by trodes or by buying players. 1 will3
do it. Any owner would."
H
KENTUCKY will
”It! W WE
Unique to the eon-ls of profusion-J
l
the K: i. T.. known on the Kitty heir
aue. which has not opened with Rob-
ltinitvllle. Ky.. playing at Clu'hville.
Tenn.; Dowson Springs. Ky" It Indi-
.eonville. Ky. and Bender-on. Ky.. ‘01
Owen‘sboro. Ky. The tongue. recog-
nised by the Notions) A-oeintlcn of
Poole-slope! Boeebell length on e (lines »‘
D emulation. will number anon: the
miners on ouch teem only one man
whom- pmteeelonni‘uporlenoe. bo‘to .
be the manner. A low «lei-y limit
hoe boon odo
icessful season.
! .~—-—-———-_.
‘ norm?! LEAGUE can.
Outdelder Robinson. secured by
of the
mn‘toutoiolob
Montague-nine. Jot-no.
.8133. Ivan if none 111%
nl beeeball will be the dine «canon of m ”a '1‘, gm ,5
pted. end meld-tit Mk ‘
field Union. . f
M
The NewScie: ti ,
m. ‘rnonwoe cw ‘ . . «
unmounted-mm
«not thank-Inmatfl’
‘ ‘.
voyeur-obdwiotcrep'Q'fl
It autos pinched none: on.“
inter life in tho omen! “I“,
“bl. ’
Wmmi
through harmonizing tln'
tom inyour body. Ton-lo f
m opeciol standard-0‘.
oftbeotu. You villa".
Iivinl the mm o“
Wm
. “ow“...
1 Shoninger
I M0“
l W lion
1 Raven It Bacon
‘ Den lenno .tbo dormer Bridgeport
toufllldoruhlwod Mound ll) un-
‘der the test of companion at Blue
button. The New Sort flute Moe
,‘club his formed min to the St. Mary's
'club of the 1mm». mine.
i llcOnnn'n 11m dim-doesn't loolt
as good no the 1014 impound unless
Lowell. Springfield. bemubeoomc
painted eitogether. there is nothing ti
any for sure that lichnn in solo:
to gallop any with the'pminents-
Bridgeport Poet. >
Mike Kollfber. the Sumner Word
first human. and reused lest eon-
eon. by Worcester. for foilura .to bit.
has a butting mark of .876 withdho
Richmond club «of the lute-Mam
Leone. He in ebowm much tbenme
.
brood of bull thni earned him a trial ~'
The W lteelinoono to be 3 big . Agricultural College, “m .Asflcul‘ with the flute: some eeeeom book.
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.mvnmmnounnl
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