Augusr 23, 1619’".
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(All). “lid 3 Great.
mm}. Wt: the Battery of l
\‘gzingl League %
litit‘iie Murphy, ‘
this.
.u‘ the Chicago
"tit-lilrred" with
tau fr-w weeks, is
.in League batters
, mcording to aver.
However, he
in only twentyone
.4‘ (‘lt-veland. in 23
:twl'age of .403. ‘
lh'll‘filt. is the real
lmi points behind
lI-tmtt star has been
illm.‘ consistently and
,. :74 made in my
“in, of St. Louis, is the
inllh with 352.
St. Louis. is showing
. rll‘illl‘l'S with twenty-
:v. Ll'llllflon to being the
-.:‘lt‘l'. Sisler i5 m-mt
with a {dark of 210.
~- than that of "Babe"
“ill. (llt‘ slugging home
, has a string of nine-
1.. his credit. i
of Pittsburgh. had a
villi the battety in the
anal boosted his aver-
‘vlil (‘nl'ny has playod'ln
:nmes. Barber. 0t
hits linen doing some
- linll is in fourth place
. '; M 313.
(Knuth. the Philadelphia
. w-l Twiltiinz run hitter in the
l". is topping the batters
Jim Thorpe. of Boston. is
11;;nl. and Relish. of Cincin-
ill third place with 323.
broke the tie for home run
which he shared with Kaufl.
‘ ilk. last week. by cracking out
..t‘ circuit drives. He has eleven.
\x'llt-at, of Brooklyn. manned to
m total bases with 115.
il‘Fwa. of Pittsburgh. stole his
:ieth base during the week. and
(”ping the base stealets.
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.eesMAN TO TRAIN
AT THE RIVERVIEW
l—Z mtamwelght Champion's Arrival
Here Expected To—day.
wtv Herman. the bantmnweieh?
, ‘lplon. who battles with Joe much:
all'mr Day afternoon at “Waterbury
- title. is expected to arrive in
nu)”, today. Hugh Ron}. fight
_, vlltative for northern Cannab-
ml Massachusetts. has made
w..-~:llwnts with Manager Emerson.
llivet‘view. whereby Herman
tilllsh his training Mel's It
"l\lt"\v in East Hal-thud. Her“
- “'0l'k out there fol three
~. and it is expected tfiat Sall-
will also train 1534; km.
.3') on sale to—day. and W be
' the following phone: Joe
i luv stand. flal‘tford m.
'lltl Wooster cafes, Asym
lulvill and De Monte's, Main
«ml at Farley‘s, the Kniflter.
(‘illltpllell's. Bridgeport.
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ASE POSTPONED
UNTIL FRIDAY. AUG. 29.
"H‘: i:
- . . Em B. Johnson Returns to
L-- . :90 Pending Hearing
Injunction Suit.
:K. AIIG‘. 23—-The hearing
'»T'.l}.< (use. in which the
. tn make permanent tie
A-nuining Dan Johnson
with Mays. was 908t-
‘~'v->‘l€'l‘day. and is now
Ill-Xi Friday. lFaihne of
“..::llt~\'>‘ to submit owe?-
LAST Tuesday. as Drumm-
. l lllc postponement. it
r .
.x.__.
~. atom of Johnson We
postponed until
‘.\' ; :
‘-“l‘1l‘!‘l(-d to Chicago.
.. Ll! inz.
'.' l‘ftll that all this Silk
‘. ‘ll‘ignificant Worm."
ruthltln. displaying her
amnion. '
.- it necesgary to refer
l’z- that?" queried he?
. "ll Scotsman.
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BETTER AT No.5.
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uni asthma. who an
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standard family
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tin-trome difficulty all
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Mann l f ‘ , ‘ Pltufield """ """ 57 40 ' W‘5m on the ”Wild attest homily Coroner W' W”
mg t our in a ”I'gand lncl- by the score 0: 4-3. The {rigors are Providence ..... 5'5 42 .557 ‘ . .. lgrounds when Morons was is m ;f “me I"
dentally a clean swab. o! the series. pretty much in the some hoot no the Brim °---------53 44 .5‘6 . i h H - l ' strong Luke Tonga 1 I he name 0‘ Derby on the w“:
New York took yestem‘g gamem Giants. They continue to m Sod-field .....;.......51 a .515 . , _ .. t , . ,0“ Too 0 ”file ten“ f“ «as not that of a laundry in m“
the Cardinals by the score of 7* can“ he 4 k '1“ _Ne' Haven -- ........ 45 53 .69 E a” w . C. m 3'“! ”Wt- Ih? “he Torpedos ha lmllneito the belief m that“.
. ‘ s ~m .0 ma e any headway. 333$” ........... g: g: .433 Mt“ mum some well-known players in m. wu _ . 10 Milford .m ‘*
—— - . ------------- .313 - - - . . line-n i v . ' ‘9 " "“9.
A new addition to Mchw,s in field' In yesterday’s game between notional Lug“. T00 FMMMlddlewelghthm-fi: 51:85:31. 1:33:13”. 8:1: the bushes on the Tum In
is Jimmy Cooney, shortstop of the Cleveland and Boston, which the form- in ' 1‘- P-C “ck Brl t " _.u a"! f ' my m Bridgeport or beyond. . The no“:
Prm'ldence Club of m . , b.Clnc nail . .. ...... 76 34 591 ton. the welter weight. me one. The battery for examiner found that the men‘s I...
Le . 8 Eastern er won by the score of 10-7. R!“ was New York .... . J7 38 m cit-rim. m t handy Winner la: the Lake’s will be Barrows. Yolk. Stcg- m‘nicured and the a,“ m m.
38““ He Will report for duty sent to the showers by Umpire Owens, Chicago ............. 58 43 .547 night at the Rank 8 m . )nernnd Wugo For an “I.” ..m I...
shortly. Jihom he threatened to hit whe call- Pittsburgh ----------- 51 54 .486 p0 mono, ' ’ c ‘ the impression that he 1‘“ "a b“
. .od . 9 Brooklyn ' _________ 51 56 I‘W'Club in an eight-round bout W Bonn!» and McSally, ~Mu Lynch, Der. .
AM the Giants cautious Cowln at on strikes. ' 183:3“ --------------- $3 :1 .390 i “if: 0100th the “much-Ml“ brawn third hoe non. cor- __..__. .. . .
. ' .' .LOIIJS --.- ........ . 5 975:, “was. t ‘moflloftha'l‘ierg, . - , W
em day, all. their 413].“ speed ~ The Woods and the Sprmif‘Philndelphin ..... W38 64 372.33).th the HIM” mo 2:51.300an '3 .0 9h! “misuse :m‘nWm-f WILL PLAY ‘
door-It catty them any further up the Woods will phythoir not we oil Amado-n Lon. . ' - ‘ .. ., p ; -
ladder. for the Cincinnati Reds man. their mien la-morrow at Rom Poht.’ ‘ W. L. P. C. ”M m ‘U‘ h '3 Mn m n“ °‘ ‘3" ”‘30“- 3‘" Ma“ Tomorrow charm to. In,
to lntoin _ A r3“ game is expected end by the Chicago . ........... 10 1:9 .541 to annihilate Britten. but the venue- m m Whites“ team will up mnhn team will pl” th M W
2:10 QT: mm“ in: Ta 3 ha: wan: the proceeds will go to. Arthur cmofiul ............ :l 2 :3 W we: too crafty a finsstel- and W 50" next Sunday. The not ’m In. sm 1."
s - y 1118 e s on wor - , .......... .. ‘ , _ ' - ,
0! Boston, yegtfiday. ‘by am the Brown, who was struck on the head New York . .......... 51" 49 .533 site " m m" cm “rue“ “ the mu" m M the; will uh ,” It M M
third 31min 3 row to the tune of 7-4 with a baseball lm when the two 8L Wk ------------ 49 6% 558% “c "‘- Mmfl Mt “fled.“c"°°“ ‘9‘ “‘5‘ ml and U. and klohodflodmsm cal-nut.
_ - ten . .............. 49 53 .mzllkoo unmet. new his dvfl tn- "I!“ for this city’s antics for the The ewlll vetobe a... ‘
Gowdy and Rudolph. of Boston, poled teams met two weeks ago. Both teams Washmglon . .42 55 -393ll k t um ‘ . p .1 the an". Th m pm pro on: ',
out homers in the seventh on the first have won one. and tomorrow's game pha‘dd’hh ......... 28 1? .367 nbmle in“ . M did!" seem “my. the t e on but M this moon. It ”to.“
‘m pitched has by “Y. ‘wlu be the “rubber". 00.. w. "k .lemms pub- w m" “‘- “3" .m a n‘ m ._
‘ w. L. n c. hing thnut. There was: not mm on m '5; It“ lune m be payed The the: lineup will ho a up .
g . . . .. .. Bettina-e ............ 8'! 31 .702 “behind the blow. but his limited ‘ OI 0““ on September 7. am.“ - '
As an illustration of the utmost. Nor-walk will hole a worlds series Toronto ______________ .n 48 .622 ‘ c the m fit on will be played at lows. . «
confidence Cincinnati fans have in "of their own. when the Lockwoods Bungle ............... 74 51 5.” "n amt” ’01! 5“” I! the 'qu-d III! '5 in N’ rw II: R «Palumbo, as. A. Crolaauon. .5- ‘, .,
the chances ofthélr team. arrange.- and the Norwalk Tires meet in thelrtNewark .............. 62 62 .sml'j“ “hr. .0. m “a" '8'”; ‘ ‘ ° ‘ ’W. Lenlyel, p; B. Xerxes, It; D. C» ’
mats are now under way for a selec- series for the championship of the Binghflmlon‘ ---------- 53* 65 . 2! n ”1' “'9 Md ”aid 0’00" be mun-mg “n 35- m “I' ohm, If; J. Moll, of: Wm. (Jo-allot: '
“on o, a snuggle m e for the h _ d; . Rochester ........... b3 71 .421; said to have hut . distinctive 16— W V‘“ be When“. W .the- I. ma. c; & Arnold, rt.
log on 01 the WogldIFSeries l: L y. —— Jets? CM """"" 3;“: 5" '3‘” yum“. m "6 l“ the “I“- The “A m 3mm“ °“ “‘9 ”“95 in 3“ ——-————————————--
' ' K ‘ Cronk. of the backwoods. has a very Rea “’8 """"" ‘ ‘6 ”39"": two rounds were rather even. but the GM- The line-“D for Sunday's CHARLES ANDERSON can
understood that the Red‘s park will
not be big enough to accomodate the
cm.
bright red pair .of stockings, which he
has purchased specially for tomor'
Trow's some. He thinks he can rattle
dithe Springwood team by giving them,
I a danger signal when things don't
work right.
In his first appearance on the moun
since joining the “White 80:. Big Bil
Janos held Washington to five hits
and pitched his team to a 3-0 victory.
l Jack Ryan has greased his running
.shoes al’d thinks that in tomorrow's
The Yankees got back into the first game he will be able to sup a home
division. yesterday. by hammering,“ o'er.
Dove Davenport. of St. mails, for a;
54‘ victory. Carly Mays continues to} Burke will not catch for the Lock-
stny in the limelight. He engaged in;woods..as he“ has been encased by a
a heated argument, that. nearly term-QStamford team. Younss. it is cxpect-‘
>mated in a fietic clash, with George:ed, will hold down the position.
{Siilen‘ Sisle't accused Mays of using, ’
:a bean boll‘; mffy Lewis scored a! The Nomlk Tires and the Lake
home run. iTorpodos, of Bridgeport. will offer a
l . _ Ivory lively game at 'Ward street. to-
In an eleven inning encounter. yes- marrow. One of the greatest exhibi-
iterday. Detroit defeated vmmmmmafuona or the season is assured
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HERIVIS
DEAD in ENGLAID
hamplon tit-England and
America.
L“ i l LONDON. 'AUG. 23—Huzh L. Doh-
lorty. former lawn. tennis champion of
Anhul-Stahell. the only man knowing“ died yesterday “N Broad-
to have mm across Long suits. a summer resort in Kent.
Sand..is to be presented with a soldj Hugh L Doherty and his brother.
Hid-l“! very shortly. The papilla? Bub' Reginald It, held thepmost prominent
scum fund. which is being raised position in world tennis for mm
mm W Sentinel for this purpose. years. Hugh won the English title tor
is teaching the dented amount. end the first time in 1902 and retained n
it is 130' WWW?! ‘0 ““5839 a "'3' until 1907. when Norman E. Brooke!
attractive and handsome medal hr won it. The Doherty brothers held
“119 (Elli- Local people wm ”CM the English doubles title for eight
that 93 SM” July 5' Stabell. ac- years. from 1897 to 1901 and from 1903
‘mnied by his three trainers and a to 1905‘
ionosentatlve a! this paper. left Fla-3' ‘ Hugh Doherty Was the am foreign.
.ton 'NQCK- L- 1., 3‘ 10:45 5‘- m. and or to win the American singles title-
'arrived at Rotor: Point at 3:2"? p. 111.. He took it in 1903. In 1902 and 1903
will! the swim in the record time of the brothers xon the Ame'fican
‘foxu' hours and fortv-two minutes. Sta~‘ doubles title. Hugh Dohleny played
the“. nor his trainers. had expected in many Davis cup matches.
ithat he would aceomolish this feat in,
’such record Wing “ma it was" WOMEN PLAY LONG MATCH.
thought that it would take him all of, BEVERLY. MASS... AUG. 23.31”.
.51): hours. and he allowed himself that Robert Haydock defeated Mrs. “y”
“me to do it in. The time in which llm Endicott in the semi-finals of the‘
beam it will stand perhaps a pérma- women's handicap singles at. the Mom:
nent record that will be unbeaten, for sen-at Club, yesterday,'S-7, '6-4, 7-5. It
the distance he swam '33 “guy '1“ took two hours and‘a half to settle
teen miles without a doubt M8“ (the match. Mrs. A. A. Shunletr de-
sports of this city have been ””13 tented Miss Eta-nor Abbott tn the
chartsland claim that. the swim waS‘ other semifinals, 6-4, 6-4. In the finals
‘only ten miles. They are correct in to-morrow, Mrs. Haydock will plav
the fact that thev‘ are measuring the 'Mrs. Shurtlefl‘. -
distance‘ straight acrosa which Sta“ In the semi-finals in the mixed.
bell was unable to swim. owing to the doufiles. Miss Alice Thorndike and A.
.swift current of the Sound which took'N_ Reggio defeated Mrs. L R. Ed-
him of! his tourse for over a distance wands and H. G Crosby, 5.1. 6-1. Mrs!
*of five miles. It must also be consid- William Endlcott and Q. A. Shaw, 3n.
‘ered that, owing to this current. Sta- defeated Miss Elaine mgre and 3.:
bell had to swim in a triangular dime S. Levering, $2, ‘_3_ ‘
tion, being unable to come straight In the other semi-final match (0.535,;
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‘1 Miss Edith Sisourney and T. P. Deal,
and the winner will meet Min:I
Regglo in tnoi
ihy no meant: was a “mere trifle”.
is one o! the most dimcult ones that Jr.,
could be attenuated. and, for his suc- Thorndike and A. :32.
ideas in this endeavor, he will ‘be pre- ‘flnals.
seated with a nary handsome gold"
metal. The Sentinel. up to mama ONE ARMED GOLFERs
[received the following WW: 3‘ MOUNT, - PLEASANT,
Previously acknowledged '35 '99 WOODS, N. IL. AUG.‘23—-The (among,
“Vida? “Hi3 ................. 2 00 ‘0" m “HE'S. YVOS W, 9‘
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day. Aimed won wit; a 21--
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In the matches rpliyed,ftfifwroek.,
the
.wlth _a
77'. can‘t the
77
- day,
YES'I‘ERDAY’S 333311. .
Mm Loo”.
Springfield. 6-8; Hartfor- . 2-3.
Bridgeport. 3'. Woxeswr. 2.
Pituncld. 7: Wain-bunt. 2.
Providence. 5: New Ehven. 2.
National League.
New York. 7; St. lmlo. 6.
Cincinnati. 7; :Boo'cn. 4.
Chicago. 10; Philadelphia. 2.
Only three gain-ll scheduled.
American We.
Chicago. 3; “smegma. 0.
New York. 5: St. Innis. 2.
Detroit. 4: Philadelphh. 3.
Cleveland, 10; Boston. 7.
WWW League.
Buffalo. 17: Reading. 4.
Baltimore, 6: Toronto. 5.
Binghamton. 4: Jersey City. 3.
Rochester. 4; Neva-k. 0.
Amorlcan Almiation.
Knnsas City. 6; Mllwoukee. 3.
Only one some scheduled.
Little Rock-Nashville. rain.
Minna. 3; Dim 1.
m 8mm 2.
Mobile. 3:28" Orleans, 1.
TODAY’S GAMES
am We.
Hartford It Springfield.
W‘ at M ”on.
Bridgeport at WOrcester.
Waterbury at Plttsfleld.
. Natlml Lagos.
8t. tools at Brooklyn.
Pittsburxh at New York.
Cincinnnti at Phllndelphla.
Chicago at Boston.
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Boston at Detroit.
New York at Ghlcogo.
Washington at .St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
International League.
Jersey City at Binghamt-m.
Nowuk at Mr.
Baltimore at Toronto (2).
Reading at Baltic.
Five Leading Batters
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IATIOML LEAR”;
Player. G. AB. R. H.
Cravath ..... 71 206 33 70
Ronsh ....... 105 399 59 131
MeHGnry . 78 251 31 78
Stock ........104 377 46 117
Z. Wheat ....108 423 52 129
..... 105 . 390 51 119
AlERlC-Al LEAGUE.
Player G. AB. R. H.
Cobb ........ 92 366 63 i38
Jacobson 88 321 65 112
Sisler ........ 106 412 74 143
Veach ....... 106 ‘03 66 139
Jackson . .109 .405 $6 137
JONES VS. HERRON.
“Bobby" Jones. mmeventeen-y'ears- .
Plttsbn
in the or title e" a. diner B. Kerkes. third base: 1).
“years a” M “m m “e “"chi 'l n iield- .t Evan catcher we
ousted by Gnrdner and his improved a. e ’ ' ‘ ’ '
AT PLAY imam shown in this tournament, ‘ ’ , Cocchia um
Bnmox’when he defeated the former title- :5: “9‘" “mm“ ' . I
holder in the second round. Jonés is‘
'I mankind:
picked-to in: today
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'e‘octhemm tam-Md, 'ng’in’thehls-iwlsvponm ., and .— _ _.
one. thin: “1W; ”I'm?”
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P.C
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.310
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P1:
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lold wonder of the golf world, will, to-
mcat for the amateur [olf‘ehnm-
plonshlp o! the country mother youth:
9! 1 la er in Davidson Her-ran. fl _ .
. u D rygh who has in; passed I; baseball team of “133,633: wiil 111.1y
lmadorlty. Jones. despite his youth; .. ,
. / has had much more experlence at them)” 't muffle” Fan“ :12; the“_
.aCWSS ‘3 it W35. 41311395- The swim Mrs. Endieott and Mr. Show will play: game than h'ns rival for the title, win-;'“1 “if: 3;: n B: “the“: A. C ‘3‘
lining the southern championship when beam-R P: tumr p‘ , '
only fifteen yous old and competing. anm ’ ”no ‘
dunes Donnelly ......... IWFW, and In” Mottled, of “a. at if
.Fred Lea. .................. 1 00 United States. not in an exhibition'hlm to romp home rather mgm: ,=
fouls P. :ghéky .'.' . . . . . . . . . . . . no match over the J Mount; Pleasant, moat Club members. however; ”e3 :wtgm Joiners 3313:5319.
.sPORTSC . . .. , _ .. . . .r. -- icourse before a large gallery. yester-ihacking Hermn.‘t em money to heat; lane was lit. Fa mom 4i}; L7 ”.1
It looked on if O'Dowd had been teat"
In; out his “glue.- oppom-nt in the fits
.two melons. In mu tum we uu-‘ 6- “‘ in mitt-item...-
corked every'ilmg he had. lie didn't W“ arm“: "01“. Stlgner clad Ford our on nope!- “ m
E! to box vevy molt. He went in to D» was given the benefit at the “t h '
fight. He soon had Britten backing ”“09 Staph“- me Canoe in thin at ”all.
cloud the ring and punng a lot from 1" case this morning, and mm..-
hoovy right. lnnd punches um landed Wafer Hammil Andaman claimed that the want-cc
under the heart. Britten was game ‘ 2" his clearing gear caused Mom"
islangh and more than willing when he Lynch MacCar-thy behave in such a m d to «3‘
had a chance to meet Mike at bi: own 3" his arrest. The machine lit the ‘
style. The round was a hummer and Oates “MN-I0? curb and then skidded M> . ”
the beat of the night. 2 8-5 twin. and as the Mn- dun-
O'Dowd ind left all the heft of Brlt- Ha“ Levetore was that, ho was going a a 31*
ton's punches in their mixups in that ”- tast clip; his arrest (allowed.
sizzling third and he wuledtln to nuke Sdm‘ld‘ Norris _.
e finish of it in the taunt. Blitlon‘ U- ' uouamx m 307 W‘
boxed beauutully, though. and he had We Andie? not weather hunts no out n— "
r-f- housewolk drudgery. If m .- ‘
O‘Dowd so puzzled by his remrknble
defensive tsctics that he did not know
whether he was m or going. Brit—
tonwufightingocookulibomtewi
no. and the 10.537th ml, 8‘.
Ito‘s law must ing» a lot of the.
‘dlult out of the middleweight.
After the third round it was all in
_tovorofm Hem‘t doing:
was rolling as com
lotrof dam int he
ltic points. Ills W footwork bot-
Ood O'Doud. and. W the letter
the of trying to end»: this eagerly
In; general. To those u?“- back in
tho oratory it may hove looked as if
like 1715 m a lot at moment
but mutuummum
.elbows, glove. outlook of his rival.
O'Dowd tried to crowd Britta-n old
. mqke him gig with him at close range.
but Jack was much too foxy and would
not be tapped. Only on m occa-
sloluwonld Wmnlxltupatdou
quarters. Hie clover blocking and .
ducking Ind O'Bowd plnlnly W
and it won hot reap tor the wetter.
weight to outbox the middle when:
‘ O’Dowd decided on the ‘or.g flue plan
Iof action.
3 ‘ The pair looked evenly matched in
lane in Spite of the not that it In; an
:nounced that O'Dowd's ringside pound-
nge was 155 and Britton's 146.
The bout was held in the First Regi-
ment Armory and a crowd of about 7.-
500 watched it.
“There were three or four prelimina-
ries. but the least sald\bout them the
better. The contest was late in start-
2in: became, as is usml in New Jer-
loey. nearly every public celebrity was
V. introduced and made a speech.
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'the first game ‘0! bell coma-ow mer-
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mm. {18113731. pitcher: R. Arnold.
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Britten had the edge on the boxing, some is BS WHO'S:
, lcSolly
, becomuueduthe charge of play- am also free Mm than“ * ,
mwlllhgmh,homdethonls-hslnl¢.
litmus~ tone mt: £3119
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Cherie: mm, who won 311‘
Wfl'fl’ od some weeks 13o ohm-pliant go‘-
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inure-work is mm m our»
work and worry icon-I an”
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NEWTON. “BS. fiUG. mm nun-m. rhomncflc fit. it“
gem-gm was mm.» m “a. at new
those interested to mean an in mm In. Mt”. Cl .-
legnl to play you on Bland-y It no coal at, Torre mm. m. uni-n: ”
score was by: or other M at. “gm-um Foley m 1.”.
mg. mined. but if payers ache stoma and ”marl
non-u an... I
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won note“ all kept scores they stored to healthy.
in: m and a about a.
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Happy, bright. alert—amorous all
umber-o good clear skin; a nat-
ural. rosy complexion and freedom
Iron man- ae assured on! by
clan, healthy blood. 1: minor!
women I‘ m every man could
realise the wonders of the m.
we both. whot o mamas W
would tote phce.
Into-ll of the thousands of nick-1y, ‘
anemic-looking men. wetne-~ udf
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