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ma.
RED ll. \NK '...l, .lan 27.~—~Two of
”111381117 yacht; nailing an eight mile
race over to North Shrewsbury Club's ‘
iriungufar course in a strong mat K"
wind.
broke through the ice yesterday. AS
one runner sank beneath the surface
the wind blew the oral! over, and the
.1rlin11er planks of the boats sank in
the muddy 11071111111 of the river about
eight feet below. The sailor and sheet
tender of each host held on to the
rail of the cockpit and crawled on the
ice to rfllt‘ly. With the aid. of planks
and ropes the ice yachts were res-
cued.
Robert S. Johnson’s (Toll, (lr'unt &
Horiord's ' . and Thomas Irving.
Brown 57.11 \‘1 hen were flying m 17
the course nhenthe Gull. b1.ndled by
Ferdimmd White and 137111717 Conovl 1'. 1
broke through a thin sheet of 17717 1191' 7'7
111111111113: Point. Arbort time “Mr 117:-
Tyro, soiled by Oscar Brand and Wal-
ter Tlltlilliiitw‘tl, went through the ice
of? the eta-11171111031 dock near the homo (73'
sicko. With 11.117 Gull and Tyro disab- HEM“?
led and stink in the mud. Allie and
Penn
Smith 17,
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1mm (1 i
7’91 51‘
01111717 {3.1717117111111, sailing the Say When. . . 17:
decided to It‘ll-ii no chances of meeting ;1‘..--‘ 1 7
..=l7.orc. 77
a sinilar 11111-11111 put' 1 1.26:}
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New York City.
7 ‘ 11:1. 21:. 17.117.
lrish. , '
Shirl. :\:(1"1"‘itll{ Smlincl, 11'“
Dear Sir:
Ptllif t 111:7 to (71111719 a line recording
Young 01117,. the \1'711‘1‘1‘111 lightweight 7
of New York, who has fought Leach ‘77‘ 7‘7‘
chess, Fighting (Dick) I7lleInIl, Abe 1
Attrll Willie Beecher, Johnny
1‘on oil
171311
Il'llll (1:17?
liar-
vcy, Walh‘r Biohr, Harry Pierce, and
every lightweight ot‘ prominence for
the past fifteen years.-
He would like to match Otto with
Battling lions of South Norwalk. This
which would no doubt ‘be It battle
worth going miles -7 to witness. It
would no doubt he the best man Ifunz
has ever fought up to77da'tc. If Kunz
agrees to tight Otto I will agree to
have him weigh 135 pounds ringside.
I am also managing Your," 1117771.
uf Harlem; New York’s latest K. 0.
i'x'lng. Norman is it featthcr‘171'_igI.tt and
1717.3 fought all the leading feathers in
New York.
I would especially like a crack at!
Pepper Martin; who I tinderst:.:1d,ls
now making ll big name for himself
in Connecticut.
Norman and Martin fought a consu-
tlonal battle. in the Broadway 8‘; C.
Brooklyn, six months ago. Norman
will make 120 pounds for Martin. 3:71
I 11.1 positive he can defeat at that
weight. 77,
Hoping to lo favored with 11"7 little
cpace on your valuable sporting page.
1 remain, 7
Your very truly;
EDDIE MEAD,
Manager of
Walter Lauren. 142 lbs.
Young Otto, 135‘ lbs.
Young lack Norman. 120-124 111.11..
1’17"]:
last
run ry .
accompanied by snow squalls, 9‘
l7’gfi‘l.:\l“.i73i.i’iiIA,
sI-h: dulrd meeting Thursday between
Bob 1v.1\'11, last year‘s coach of the
tooibttli team.
tin-11171112111 of
7‘ .121 tomlnitlee,
1271;111y because of the lat—
. .sud‘ering with a
7 3.17.7.1 1’711 his oilice early in
7. Foiwell and Sinkler
” discussed the matter of
the 11117 grid-
11 on the result of such
' .«177... 1112.I possibility of
:1 1111:»: your.
11 III 11.7.2117 tor $71,000 in
117171711411. salary.
11nd over the
smurf: 7.7
for the lino,
(70;;(‘1 31177
:21! :1
your
NEW YORK,
I’I‘iuccton :Ind
crews to crumcte with (‘crncll Colum
13:3, Penn ulvunia unit Syrdcuscfin the
inlr‘rco‘llrpi are rIIuntiu at l’tIIlliblttIep-7
sic, if the 1117277111017 is reduced
tour mllm
eliminating
was discussed at. 11
board of stewards of the associations
here yesterday afternoon.
no action 7.7735 taken,
all three stewards ut the meeting in-
vorcd 7 the change. '
No lnritnlons
next Inf-I71?
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ennui,
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THREE MILE RACE 1
VERY MUCH FAVORED
Three Mote College Crews Will Enter
0ch Shorter Distance .:
Jun.
111 llli't‘t‘,
tho
The races this your will be
held at. Poughkecpsic, June 21.
1918 regatta
sumo place June 25.
will
STRONG FINISH WINS
Innuuu '
wsuuun
Percy D. Haughton, of 171 r 1117:
football fume. and J. 'W. Cuticr, l);t‘1
representing, Boston, had to pin
seven ftlll‘games to 'win thei‘ notch
in the national 111111131111 championshi)
I'ncquels iotu‘nauieni at tho llacquot
and Tennis club in New York ywtcr
day. Fitted against Grcnvillc Clark
and P. “TJ‘réQu 711m son. 771 Nev 1'.“ch @9315 box
the Hub plpyers not mix had to oywflwei had 21 the
' come a 11113 'acqui (7d : ‘7-y’ 'he Neg-bout last night.
1m“ ‘
York pair, flat, in uddiliou ll d or.“
play court cdvering and service of th7
best. 7 l .
'By their victory the Boston men
earned upturn in the semi-fins] 170111111 ‘
and met Clarence C. Pan and Stanley
Mortimer, of Tuxedo, at 11. o'clock'th‘c'
morning. Poll and Stanley eurnetl
their semifinal brackets by disposing :
offl'cpnt r77 7n -
man of New. York. In “tr-7177‘“ More.
rhe'nther semi 1111111 match wt" find
I. W Wear tad Genrre H mullnw
of Philadelphia in competition axons!
A. amtweumdo. Anus-12c. n \e 7
7.7m 7m 1179;»: ditccgzoful pair in tb 7; , '1
play of ycnerduy. 71
I
l
0”!th min on are
' Punishes! rust-mm
.mmcmrt. N. 7, 3.. Jill. fir-With
the Mandolin“ at M [hum n71
‘ M d on: ‘mam 71777-117711 1
Idol! “711.11.11.11”me e0"-
m3:- «floor W arm 77
Mold! tilt in a» m m up
In“. will an m» m
1 a km W
last night, 7
of the fight experts
Britten weighed 115 and O'Dowd 151.
Flues of $100 each were assessed
today against
ST. PAUL. Jan 27 ~er
tenthiouml finish, Jack Britten,
Bo‘ston welterweight, gained 11 not row
(iorv over Mike. 0' Dowd of St. Paul amount have been accepted
in a icn-troutd no- decision contest
according to the majority
at the ringside.
both
i.
Jan.
and
the.
’11 II\I.7l' Ill“
'ltIl I'll'll‘ll)’
:Irtltulturr .li.‘i
to l’17n:1 11.1 LI'
I :1 1.1315111017111117
a coach for the ends, :1
71?:1: backs and so on.
very successul lscnson
financially, so
thought titn t‘nothull committtte
he slit-Intro in the “171l17IIclI- man“ who
put its gridiron athletes on the map
1171:1111) in on:I short season.
27.—Wisconsin,
Annnpoliu ‘
The question of
deadly fourth mile
meeting of
it 71:; sold
to compete in tho
'17cgatta will he issued until otter the
not 112 (7 tatewurds in
be rowed at
l) 0\BTS
1.101» t-
iéthi. AND PETE
4——
27.—The
Wharton
Red and
was post
N. 1),,
\Iihe
hr‘urs, 471:
which
coin mitt cc
lion.
in 11117 l'dt‘t’.
that it is:
will
. nor Cults-son.
n .
.
may send
from
the
Although
that
in the
Fe 11-
the
. Hoppe through
Weekly Inst week that he would play
FOR JACK BRITTON {my man in the “and three cushion
and both Oro Morningstar
a 311va ,
caroms
the
chun; pion,
110ch 80
- _77 77_ to nlav him.
nuunonufil
unnumuu
7113111113115 Grit Earns that American
1 flag from Fair Admirer
CARDOCK, N. D., Jan. 27.»
leading teams in the 522 mile dog race
from Winnipeg to =St. Paul stopped
hero for the night ato
.111 hour and a half later the five other
contestants Went into camp at Mluto,
with only seven miles separaf
ing them from the leaders.
Gunner Tomosson,
Kelly, of
llviiitir Hanson, of Selkirk, Man. con.
tinucd to hold the first positions. hav-
111:7: covered 469 miles yesterday in 9
minutes.
miles from the sIuriinr; point.
The quintet quartered at Minto :‘nln
ed eleven miles on the leader! was
tertiay by putting. in more time in ne-
’l‘hc lire.
Campbell, of I10 I‘as, Man,
son, of 1.0 Pas.
110:: Lake (‘ouutv and Fred Hartman,
l’us, covered 1’18 7'1 miles yesterday.
Ilurintun one of the two Americans
run the entire. dist-711c-
Ilecla,
Gabriel
11017
this rule in suite of the loss of 0770
or your dtws. towing \011 to run oi?
the wax vmlrsclfll’
'I‘wmdrl‘vnrs who rcstmwd the run
vestcrvlnv mornlmr were forced to 711701)
out of the race and they returned tl‘
Winnioe:7 111v truin.
Arnom,
Thcrdur 'l‘lifrdarson, of (limit,
.MIDDIES' BIG CREW SQUAD
Over 100 Candidatetwflecord for An
naoolis, Appear .
~- ANNAJ’OLIS Md.
midshipuwn swimmers will open their
sermon tomorrow
and have two inter datcs.
the 1111' will meet the A A 111111711711 oi
the Pittsburgh district. and on Feb. 17
will oppose the Milkmen of the North-
western Univnrslty.
time the Naval
Northwestern in any brunch of shorts
7 Coach Richard (ll lcndon has hemm
work with the crew candidates. it be- <
ing his fifteenth
coach here. There are. over a hundred
candidates, the largest rowing sound
history
Crews will be sent
Henley this season. and
Academy
SQREOII
of the
are being urrunged.
T1“ cue ARTISTS AccEpT"
HOPPE’S CHALLENGE
The challenges Issued by Willie
the. National Billiard 11910111301111)
Unless his demands
President Baker. of the Pltlllies, th» 11?. they
under announced yestrday at his
like home, in St. Paul, Neb., that he would
retire from professional baseball and
cushion join the semi-pros. .c
”This is no strike on my part "
"and the fraternity
row has nothinggto do with. the affair-.77
said they I feel-simply that I am not: being
compensated in proportion with my
abilityond worth to the Philadelphia
club; if Ty Cobb Is worth ”$15000 to
Detroit, I believe 1 cm worth that bouts
ueensboro A 0., Long Island City
' "I Want a three- influx contract he» "‘islléht Affirtln VS K 0
11nd Kojl Yamnde at 18 2 fora
Georg 0 Moore,
said
lloppe of the title.
amount, up to $75,000 that he would win.
Morningstur and Yumudu
bcliev‘e Willie was blotting when he
said he would meet both of them to-1
they did not appear for examination 9
thcr, bu dded If a a
and \Ieighing in at 3 o'clock when g t“ 1‘” if 1‘1 91‘ “9W”
day afternoon in accordance with the
mg commission’s rules. They
ngside before their
a-tw
was sincere he would consider it ac-
cepted. lioorc, Morningstar
-.mada last night wired Hoppo, who is
77m. touring the West, that they are ready,98\ts.87 1 1.1911926 .10
“:1
Opinion sand Gossip
BY IRISH
“hue 11111111111: 1-7 111.71 ,-,7,7.71 but—
.1; themselves in 111-711.. 1‘ i x 0111 ovat~
cats the Water is fine at Palm
Beach, as this protogtaoh shows
71711 .
W” lion in that Read
night. The rep
':16 p. m. and
ed on the armory
Benny. Leonard
for a squabble in
Man. Why not let the
or d
of Ginli,
Man,
themselves.
They are 1371.6
and Alb‘r: Louie Bagash.
llllt Gray
M ctca't', Winn»
being: made
which to build an
Good hick, Tex!
Denny Hertz is
He meets Louis
'l‘-luv were (Tun
Mun... not
Mun. }
I night
Sporting editor
for Jock Burt-.61 0
Club. Conic mull
J:.m, 127—1‘hc
against Princeton,
On Fitb; 10
1h 9
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It will be
has
Dull Fillies
as rowing
institution:
to the American
other races he Phlllics as T
1 Tigers, Grover
the three
he. would meet
and bet any said Alexander,
and Ya- much to the Phil
ll less lie (is 5 Big
_-.——~—-
’premier of the National Leagu
demanded 11 $15, 000 annual salary. and
71 three year contract frotn- the Phila-
1
l Norwalk’s basketball quintet will
be up against a mighty tough proposi-
ing fracas Monday
resentativo's of the
Keystone state undoubtedly compose
the best combination that has appear.
floor this season.
_-.——
is the latest cause
the world of sport.
club managers put
4...
Several good billiard matches are
to be arranged for the near future in
the Palace Pool Parlors.
to secure.
state champions to appear here.
An effort is
some of the
~7‘ 117-") 11: itiudc it is ’7..—
7-“ “i1 ‘7 : 1‘ 7 l'F‘ftlI‘I‘f‘flI’ behind his: tom of husk M, 7
i \‘ 1 in L Md to ‘ 1 1 i . Wonder when Macks Giants an
1 1 . 1\ 111171111 [[111 5111-. 111111171371 1 7 four 17\7 ”111110111; 01 mg 11“] h
‘ 7 the Bankers are going to finish I at
“711111 1771711711171: This 111% 11.11.. 11 “717:4 killed by the lead ed.
‘ l 1 1 1111. in 1 {1111, 'l‘hurudlv series of baseball games they start
7.11 1.1; 177,, .‘ , 7 7 7 7 f l 7,7 77 777 7 7
. 1 I I “ H J 1.11.11y llldl . 7 to play at Amusement Park last
11:15: tucked ' out pistwhen.’ At bruiton, a “limit “(11.0.7.1 “when 1 v' 7 . l
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V ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘11.' ' ‘17 n. ,1. . 1‘ 1' 1.. -17 1 7
NJ”, 11111 t7l1llt7ouly one CUM“ Lll1t::1|i‘td-l1l "11111.1“?4'71‘10‘? ‘1‘“: “n: a: It (19191on yesterday that 'lcx
.. -1117 1171.1 ()1 thr- tnum. Fol. 77777777 113“ ”(17:77 8111.111151“ 77177753771112; Rickard the “975m“ promoter has
1 m fiympmw with a coach I \ p startcd'1inesotiations for a ghost!!!
arena in New- Yd'l‘k
coming ailing nicely
English, the Bridge
port gink, at Music Hall next Tuesday
'7 1 1 ‘1
7 W..- 1 11 ,7,
It is said that lacs Darcy will send lightweight
his fight money to the Austra on Red iKunz a
Cross Like. Kelly will.
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1011 1111111 11111111
1131” Ila llfilll
tta 1111157111 $7.71
Ilghly as (ch ~—llas Pact with
111
LINCOLN Nob Jan. 27.411111711111113 177“" - “Um“-
that his services are as valuable to
to the m'mnsement
s salary. He declared that be
c has had gone into a compact with Knitter
whereby the two are to stand together
in their dealingsI with the Philadel-
phia club, and that unless the new
contracts were: made out sotisfacton
would ‘quit together and
play with the semi-pros in 19l7.
y Cobb's are
Alexander,
are out by
lies.
pitching Killit‘er’
The ntuch-tulked-ot
and ‘11
companies, which was Io have been
Monday evening at
Armory, an a preliminary to the great;
Norwalk-Reading contest,
cancelled. This news comes as a keen!
disappointment to many fans I
pected to see a great game between1
the Phoenix,
played this
the two teams.
the Nutmeg Club will probably meet:
on the gloves and settle it among in. the ”prelim.”
~lir.73\7y\\‘cichts.
Grant Huge
ison Square (lut‘dcn. N.
“-1 1'11‘11 1;"
I! fill match in “117(7) (I 1 \lill 1)l‘ into [‘09. 1
ed in the result!
at the Garden,
-4-
“II \1 Oltlll lll“ llII'nSIII‘I in final 0‘1"!
the smallest. 7puik (Il‘ 0:1111117‘7511 in over --_-—~7-~ ”553
“HIM-W “11““ N " 1‘ ““1“” «GREAT lCE MLACE. 17111111111111.1111. 1111: 171111 not taken 11111111
seem as 111011211 "“1111”; 111“ 1""‘1'7'13 ..._.... iuusly until he hung the icy killer 1"
““7“"? mm ”“1”“, enough m ‘2” New Brooklyn Rink Has 3 Floor Dundee. 7
”“55" .. 7: 1 Space of 17,003 Square Feet- The kuockom is :1 terrific blow in
~47 “ ‘. . . Dundee. He has been rated as :77
. After all thisdallr about Ilie P11901-
nix‘lglopc iloso game. and now to dis-
it is cancelled.
much friends. too much!
_.....
Would Noiuulk fichl inns like
son VI. 171111817 171111111; Fddy. of Greenwich
has communication take a frimming? We are of the. opin-
car or that
f the Twin City Alli. ion that some of them w.ould
got itl ”031,777.17 ——o-1-7 space of 17000 square feet and can Agool 11 ii i h
I , . ( no on re manner it w [ch
' Si 10rd odate an cntrmous crowd of 7
fl... J09 Dillon, "1% classy mu 111000131“ 1 ”Lee Darcy goes about his work in‘thoé
i“ this afternoon. 1. ‘
years.
winning
money.
your."
Grover. the great will depart from
motor annuity-7171 (“a ”339“”? St Paul early next week to visit his
battery mute, Catcher Killifér, at' thc
l7t Paw Paw, Mich
Alexa-rider said
had
BOXING Bows-TONIGHT;
Falrinon’t A. C;——Bob McAlli‘1tcr vs
n... 7
A. I. Rudolph, l‘nthcrqmnager of Al
Our good old friend, Benny H9111. McCoy, generally recognized as mid-i
will have, a chance to prove that he dlewetght chamhionship title holderfl
has indeed co'me back, T119568! 11181111 was in conference with Grunt Huehi
fanny will sure be up against a 111'“ Brown yesterday lot the purpose of or!
1‘. when he 8815 ““10 the mend Wu“ ranging a nil-11th with 1.17.1: hint)", No
ag7reement w as reached.-
——o—- .7
Charles “'Mnr‘rl
11111711 been inutvlictlby
nrfllr'l,
will spar
t the latter's training fI‘lfiftel'l91nevv ice rink by the crescent A'. C.
i drew $6, 000 in salary last Indeed to give up his interests in the
year 7111111 received 01. 000 honor‘ ‘for guru-ting solids. busine’ns to regain his
twenty- five games.
record will show I won nearly thirty- 919m
five games. so I sucks I earned tthtriends of Oulmet say that he has a
President Baker knows my
arms and he must meet them or I
will not play with the Phlllics this
Mrs. Ernest 1'17‘7.‘_ of Chicago
gram 1:. Here 5! I- on an ocean
aster Inez-1m 1..1 \7 .,:.I.11d haw.
games between
11% nicre fun than 14111 ..~.11111 0-, st 7
1111111.» Home fire H"
Iurumn
1... ”J....-
l
., h
the
has been i
The Mont-duke and-
anti Fwd Fulton:
munupvr of .‘lul.
‘l'., to scrap
A beauti
contender for Freddie-Welsb’s crown”;
and has had the distinction 01' 1101111111357"
his own with Welsh, Kilbane, Ritchifi‘
and Leonard. It behooves Johnny‘uf
come back strong it he hopes-to offset“
that flop he took in ISlecptownm
, [Ouimet‘s Large Business.
l’vBrooklyn rlzzimr‘. to hare the. best ar-
tificial ice :7i7‘.l7. 7277. country, now
llhi‘tl tinI Brooklyn ice Pnlucc is com-
to pleted and has bun opened to the
public. The big link is tlw pride of
oil lovers of skating and ice games
around New York, for it has a door
It’ s too
1. it‘II
HOW oARcv FIGHTS
with Battling skaters Hockey will be played in the
ring is furnished by the following ties?»
cription of the Australian‘s'knockoutS
of George Chip, which appeared in" ah w
Australian paper:—-
“Round 9¢Chlp made futile swing:
and fell into holds, and then Durw‘l _
walked after him, driving terriblofilemi- 7*
to the face. and when Chip got, 711011!
be hanged u short‘,7jolting right until
left. George had begun in thef prdve
vious round to putuo a guard for team
terrible right to the jaw fromclbscr
quarters, and this left him Withlbfli'
one effective -7 hand. Darcy unearlv
broke his neck with a stmight7lefl7
and went after him around the-ring.
and whenever Chip hung on he 3111131717111
ed terribly, but, would not yield. Every
time 1.03 got his right hand free he:
uppercuted George to the them Chins
Ouimct Should Worry!
Francis Ouimct would be foolhardv
with the United
Boston
111 micur stundintz
Golf Aesociution.
The
$30 000 business at his finger tips, and
that it requires so much of his atten-
tion that it is doubtful it be wouli
consider 1111—1111: it up to take part in
amateur tournaments. 7
Cargo of Thorouqhbreds.
When the steamer Minnelmha dock-
ed in New York recently, lite. hearts of
a number of horsemen were made
‘clml. for aboard she had 1110 thorough
the P‘nlnnclglllfl
part-d $2,000 7from
breds from the bent stock farms in
England aIId Franco, shipped to
”some D. Widener and 1111111111. Many
of the mares brought by the Minne-
ltaha cost on an average of $4.000
each, and It majority of them were in
foal. 7 7
Surprise of His‘Llfe;
Johnny Dundee had the surprise of
his life handcd to him in Phil-tdnlnhia
Zulu Kid, Bill 7Fitzsim7tnons vs. Frankie recently when he hit the canvas in
Daly. Both ten-round bouts.
Broadway. A;.,(‘1., Brooklyn-Milhurn’
77‘ “0‘1". 1‘7“] ”'I'lr I!“
vs. Roy West. Bothten-round bonus. 7
Clement A. 0.. Brooklynv-Johu Till-
man 113. Youn,r Browu. Jimmy illurm
as Young Benny.
Say *7
thug.
Both toil 111111111
.1311 .ilmS
~» ““30 .0“ pitching Joe. 71110011er vs Johnny Molinett. 13.2.11
at my 1711111171111 at least that. term of 7 .
ms
the first round of his bout with Willie
Jackson, another New ,Yorker. who
wnaIflI'uv-ed as soit‘.picking by the
Jackson isn't Jackson at all. His
rightmoniker is Oscar" Tobler, imd
his honie is in the Bronx. Just three
years ago he entered the ring, and
only recently graduated from prelim-1
inary ranks. He showedsome class
'7when be defeated Tommy O’Kecfe. of
_Charley Welnert of Newark, N. J.. a
swung out of a clinch. Darcy landed?
a. short right jolt with trrriilc‘ fore
to the point and Chip t‘cll heavily
his head striking the canvas hard, on 1
lay inscnsihlo till counted out. Darcy
was the first to pick him up The scenic
”round the rinrr was indescribable. I
was a splendid victory over a. 111-11113;
man." .
WEINERT AND FULTON .
MATCHED TO 1:1ch
NEW YORK. Jan. 27 ——Announo
menrwas made here last night» til”;
Fred Fulton of Rochester; 11111111., hair
signed to meet here February 12
the first of a series of. boxing matcheat
to be held in Madison Square Garden
in an elimination contest for the se-
lection of a challenger. I111- the heavy-
woight championsth of the world 3
..7,
Br KEN KLIN
Gee we uIFe "
15 51cm 50 1
cDim Do THE
NARKGTINC “room!
MORNING SIR
wILL IT 35 8111‘ . .
“EAT “$11,012 menu‘s"
\
I'D LIKE TO CeT Sop-15 .
Tun-Id DIFFERENT
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