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tests
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PM. March 2,—Mike '
aiulll champion. stop,
,on_ Allentown. Pa.. in . . v , _, ‘ L
. a schoumed six} new 10121:, March 2.——Four alum
Mal, night. '
mam] O‘lmwd anl the
to the floor three
ml of five. After Te-
: rlln third time McCar-
llillt he-dropped to
-. UK a count of serum.
kill‘l'kell down in 1the
- M'CODllS threw a tow-
at Madison Square Garden‘ln elimina-
'tion bouts to determine wmeam them
shall havo a title match
pion'JoeStecher‘: ‘
In the pairings for *tonkht’s
tests rEari 'Caddock. former champion.
and probably the most scientific grap-
nent Salvatore Chevalier, champion of
France. 9 Frenchman isa glam.
weighing 30"pounds, and, in his‘flrsl
appearance in this city showed thathe
is an expert mat man. Caddock will
be handicapped in Weight to the one
long of .forty pounds, and will have to
depend on speed and technique fora
_ . ‘victory over £is limlkfy opponrelnta or
- - w Swan ler ew s. ormer 0 er
..\ J" March z—Peto ' the titleg. and one of the strongest and
”,n (:llal??f”n’. defeated most combative men in the game, Will
m ‘1 mm eight—round be opposed by Jim Londos, the Greek
‘_";ll of eight rounds.’
nl' New York. knock-
ill-Cube. of this city. in[
t
it: (‘hampion
l3», {eats Earl Puryear
q
" mgut‘ champion, who recently gave Stoche!‘
la battle that the champion will not
Q FRED FULTON MAN/moon. forge-t. The titleholder tusaeled
E CHANCE TO BECOME with the Greek for two hours and thir-
3 'IWE'GHT CHAMPlON- teen minutes before he registered a
the fact that the challenger
aped from Stecher‘s danger-
scissors indicates the
d courage of the Grecian
Dempsey's battle with the'fal], and
“orilies should result in "no“ 950
the champion 'and names-:01” b0d}’
lusion in a quiet retrent‘LStTf’nlllh an
lit» the question as 10:3‘13‘9'9- .
. lU lhl- lle'lvywei htl ‘AB . -
.2ne one of great intger-"mFs? bouts. and as the incentive to
j‘...‘ ' . ' v‘ ' _‘victory is the reward that would result
.iw .‘llfl'ésfiifiafil‘fflf—“fife "from another match with the cham-
.il unv cluinls until the . pion, there is every reason to.believe
lilllI holder has beenlthat the encounters wdl be strictly on
or the other. their merits. ,
l'lrl- l ubt that Fe - \ A ~ 1
. :l..‘1c;:“’illard, JargoklAUS-TRAUAIS LIGHTWEIGHT Jig-
-,.l-;l1 other heavies and ‘CEIVED AWFUL SETBAfK.
- l<ll Vll an effort to Ill-0.! “had adlmlge awakening gum“
. .« -~ fEdwar 5. Net; champ -
lllé llddels of the Egdwar‘ds arrived m . this
e Australia! .
:l successor to country not so many-days ago and on:
cell
v-l'l ()1
up for decisionrtho 30““
lln- various .candl- “9V9
.-; .ll 1' int 5 _-tle. '
.132? 1:11:11: looiEGtL'va contest Edwards planned a short:
lol . 0 hi ls'campalgn in whlcg he, "intended. to
.. clm'ldmllllegril tone meet the mains" Amman; contend-
lllt’ latter decided .to are. EdWandS placed £6
WIND. Fulton is a
ll in the ring'with a.
hurt: him, but one sol.
~ opponent seems 'to
Julzimness out of the
:As a,prélimlnary to 3.
‘2l-
H.
"M.
therefore. is. n
the way. t1: ‘9
s bro er, -
hi ome time ago.
. E. G. ANDnB.
3.
lil)‘ shoot of the
‘ llozlt Club was held
mu‘m. Oil the club
ml avenue. The
‘ \"(ll‘f‘d as follows: '
Broke
20
'16
'23
.22
21
I?
16
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birds
birds
birds
birds
birds
birds
birds
, “They-met. at
4, 1907, and “308
“‘dukeB” and then
"l Ll 3‘ U! 1)! Cl C}! {:1
low [31-3 [.1 l0 [\D-h:
to stdel‘ New
'podean clear’ol‘pltralls.
lmallet “a serious agar, tons t
= -- and sent Edwa 3 ago! ,
13323:“ ‘itrtxebefi Mitchell, with the reslilt that the All;
iw‘vill ln- would makeltlirfiuan “'93 hunched not?” avg; “10
Fulton. But Misheamhzhfigfnd “:56 3 09m ,
l: ( n, a ”h, *’ .
1h?- ‘ljitnrjgfzir mozmgg .‘lth‘poosibleifhat Edwgrds r11; 1:31:34
~ lllllSCll-llll‘ ailment. ”9th inanother contest 9t: Eat-Mil
Gust) stands, “'illard temm‘to PM m“ “P 33m“ did ‘30.
~ lllr’ only ones to giVefi‘Wfiukee. on Til-111;?!” to his, p a“.
. l\‘.'!‘=]'l\]‘. for Jack Jun“. furnish a true ex (1 _merxoexwm..
.....ro be considered ‘53- Locket acollgfrgeomfimgn ‘But‘tho
nllill Bill Tate of Harry ,9 t that while Edwards is
. uf the, negroes could .ggchampionln Australia .he “U332;
.m-v while a promising “155‘“ a secondxagefifi'lvtzfsge guy?
‘ “—9.18“ ‘0 carry him States. and, that tble will he run into.
it with either “'illard orfllm memorg “age :emem _ {'33
.rennan would also be too Mitchell, 1‘ Vi“. en rounds by Leon-
Greenwich Vlllage boy at knocked out ill-89‘; he“ swiped
ime. Martin Burke. of ard. in 1917- M “3 ed
is said to be promising, wards
dd; fora mixup with'the ‘uring
[lob Martin has not Leonard could 3:23:
Mass to warrant himtn “18 5““or'eve secure than" ever.
mulch With any of the [Ronald XS mgre 8] “mung“
lllill thP class as at 1‘0““OWherem t ”:9 who would have.
’.lTI*(l is a small one and .lmignllgagafi‘ge title'holdernnovlfl
a c ‘ ‘ -' emon.‘
ln-mpsey should result even'the ”0‘“ inhehfi“:;:1:?ug back‘
M will save the chal- Slime“ that nine t he stands fore
.‘t‘lflt’ trouble in the with'bells' on andtfim are entitled at
«him: and subslun- amostfimm‘g ””59 A Mitchell
‘ ‘ I ‘ a'contest Mth ‘1 extlni‘u‘f"
.Leonard‘bout. t who
"der. .Rlchie. hiatfh . .
nfounded w
’53“, gained prominence s
by flogging Mel Caoglm'
hen ting. - , , , .
a fizgyhmwswwd Auslm‘m» ”:2
English *hoxers have .1!me smug-3a!
in this country. “6%?“ rd m“
ian dréappémmw‘ . on reco «1&th
”‘Boshter gnrtslwires, who earn on
" f therI-‘emon. Squires it .
m.ufie and gainegig T213“
. . . we; winner. ‘ ‘m’ ‘
{$32513 a?” the «so-called world s u
‘tle‘from' ”'i‘mmllJul
birds 22 Cgm'?tfl£dhi§
2 birds 16 ter Bill .131. 5 He lasted “81mm
.\ night meeting “20“?“ {Brunt ,. _ m9-
' ll : ‘ V e. . .v » .3
Ll‘l 3:162:33: :33 u Another Australian “$15,331: over"
A There mn‘mw. «middleweismficy .- “Mm”
min: and elect- 'ithere; ‘mofiWwImO squa‘réfiirden-
v held—then a 10}- Out‘ new! in - .. ted‘the ‘mkgin.
‘.'-.';lh all members intone . (warm * 311121”:
In do away wig: Sydney 4:: ‘3’“. 1119‘
will teach" wast!!! . f» .
' the Kangaroo.
15w- meeting. ' 5 - Mt—J’ev
mwme‘ than "the
1‘ COAST CLUBS.
llilrl b?” Ofiered mm 2m"? "M16130 .
.wn- winning. from tm '~ .
. i-u: lhoy are al- todayzflll
:1 sweep of their .in ”111? .
)“ill‘. They are m3!
"H. Oakland, L03 ”gem"
:.~-mxllento and “mm m
" F f; L Foo swans". ..
“w 3. —Anatoie Bo- .-. ‘
Sis-lance running 71511 .-
IWd that he will“.
's l‘ll 11, to m; ,
‘ in the 01m
llnlin‘ “vho 1m
,vlllion during
1‘:
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‘SillllNll llllllllll fflflifillllllll lama,
1' Several Times 2pm in Elimination iflon-
Y'ablest wrestlers in the world'wlll exdf:
lhibit their strength and skillrtonighl
" with Chants
0011- .
pier in ‘Americafiwill havens his oppo-~
there are no titles at stake in.
,that'he Was determined to ro‘
Benny Renard of the world’s tin
guidance as Tomnfio "j; 1he§xilf , ,
ukee 1W, ”Mm >3
2:106?! with him rmm‘Ausu-alia, _. ~
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mid 7. ‘ . at. the mammary
33m"i“‘t”‘Wt°ry ‘er ’ “bananas“? .
ml League Base- the?!“ '2 . ’zmhmore’te
:ll‘ Coast League elem: ' b53513". ~_ . .,
best showing'centie‘l‘sgbm, , .4 ,
in: tho lattehs' . . W ’{ I“ ..
”mu-‘4" “8W" ””m’ffiefitfinimn‘ _
m» Cubs have . mm * mflm
,
- mu m .19.
. up snatch MW?
‘= rm.
_ ‘should have meaty of good ms “Fallout, how to handle
‘3. man: mun; Neil m.
r _ son). .
tale
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‘fl. (Whom
“*m «A ”m (m om,w"rw
an“ I sifelt, in canoes span in warm}.
m:- y ‘Yale was wandering in baseball woe:
‘ .m BillylL-ador. who. playing an the
.380 utter. Mb _ 5hr: ”:hi‘ T'Bm :Wrerstty inn 5%
sum, to poison roomy-u. and , New Jerk AW tho-goo _
, Hunger We”. a, “New teams. loomed the some by degrees
Haven baseball team. mandating and (musty, too); charge. a;
M‘-Mnft homo Wood it inn borer
3316' *“B'MIIWW ‘30“.me otaclloola, and now. judging by
maker tom mama-1mm Jesuit: At .Neyr Raven, he . “11133
William! W- WWI-noted ancesoifulh as wM-nfitmm
lndlan £11179! 2&1 FR" ism he d. 'nmw..u.mm
young fellows.
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Plant Adams famous American athl ' J
I, . . - . etc and Olympic whom ion. is him
at work conditioning the lmlians who will compete in thinuyexr‘s Olympic
5311:? 393mm: «alums left tho United States several 'months ago l
a . cooc an tainer. H i ' ' -' '
javelln thrower. t e s seen here instructing. an
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NOT TO *FOLROW LENlNE.
g2
l IPARlS.
Congress a; Strasburg has avoided
not to Join the "l‘hinl ’lntemalimm
headed by Nikolai‘ Lenin», Bplsaeyik
frontier-army; and, in addition to
' t
Worlfl’staigm'es in‘ifitts-
l
: 4, NEW tionale. n has adopted a motion in-
for on international meeting to be
’lenllodvat Geneva in th
m . I , ‘11.th .‘ 2 near hum.
3 _ . 2A: ... 5 .r hen-Mel, who find that at '
7 PI?” RC, )flam 2.—A mm .m the. 'Fmehi'fioazfllot “3.53::
yum-mfg ,pnmge fecal-d w.“ established ”which now does not belong to ull‘:
at thermally; samurai-m. lost nlghl‘:’-h£ormflontlc. moth: discuss ”72*
when Fred Sebwedt, of the Detroit ‘Y. ”tonne of action on «he flies and
'M. C. A.. plunged 82.9 feet, almost the ”roach some. dechlon
length of‘thepool. This beat his own .
‘mseuwml-l .
American'recortl of 80 feet, establish W
ed in the national championships, last! OPEN GOLF TOURREY
year, and also eliminated fine world's
reconfwol' 82 feet. 6 inches. made four-1 ‘
teen years ago, by Taylor, ln England. NEW “m“- mm" 1—2:“ 3‘2““
. pollum Golf Associationmmt In~
Avmt'mnde 81 feet. 4 inches. on
his‘firstattempt. and 80 feet, 6 inches. l “M the 00‘3““ m touuflvo
on {lungetifi’d‘i able record Was broil-late" mfg? ‘m‘mrwgl ondhulor
an n ' ’t a . ‘ D tun-Io The ma-
H. Masher. of Yale University, wasi muffin!" ‘53 awarded to the .Apa-
.-aecond. with a distance .0! 80 ‘l'e'et, Fm)“ Club. RYE. N.‘Y...Jnne Soto 12,
gulf ' {lord ' lfhtgg Fem" Y' 2'" é‘fufilgemiielhcflflflalm J'
. c , m > "W t . y . Im-
. "t liar. Sleepy Hollow Country Club, sic“.
P. muse *wms CHAMPIONSHIP §$“h' °" ”“4““ N- Y" ’m 2’ “‘1
OFLDNDON POLICE ‘FOflcE. l '
Judging from the results o'fthe final:
bouts of'the Metropolitan "Police nus:
letic Association, of London,‘mentlr
held at the Holbom Stadium, m'thot
city. the heavyweight scholnplon or
the New York‘pollce force will‘need to
be agood man and in excellent condl~,
.lho new 111th
.tionavhen he meets P.‘Chm, the Brit-l 7 1m. buyer,
in: titlehblder. at the International n Bmklynite. In a member or the
.Sporung'club, in this city, next 0c.,_§);1§ney Shipyards moon in
t‘ . - .
Chine defeated Austin m the semi-'7'1th Morse ‘Dmlodk. Inm- o“! 8t.
Ifimflbya knockout in‘ the second 4th13? and 8t. ‘Iul'y's mom. of
round. and his opponent in the final 3'00“”. ‘Be 19.25.1913 old omit-ill
was ‘1}. clam. Chase won the final-by leave on mum to Join are Toronto
outpouring Clark throughout the col- teflm at Columbus, ~‘30..
test, «menu-u aline one. - *3 ’
The winners in‘the various classes! SIGNAL FROM ”TIN.
rreeoivallcnpsmresented by Lord Lama ~ . , ~ p .
_dale,Bfixs-Gen. Homoodand the'Ror' NHW'YORK, March 2.—~8ilent Mar-
al automobile Club. The tumbles tin has grown mm a ' light hagvy.
were -.mounted to the victors by weight and. as,» can-aunt except
reincamefl. ‘ ‘ ,wlth his holds, his manger. “Fred
' y * einten, ‘begs'to Mom Coriander,
‘ .anki‘goddird. one .0; the largest ‘Rny.8mlm,mob_mvndfim Tan-
and strongest of the- British henvy- "may mt the Am 3W will be
we'lghtspfls once again meaning Tthe pleased ‘to meet‘thm'in'the this in a.
title 20151.9 Beckett. ‘Goddard mental variation "of Frank McNish’s “Silence
will-oiled
out-Ides Coghlll, m and Fun." ‘
tho'rdon Coshlll, also a ‘ ’ 7
vicflmcdt G 7 . Theond come in 'FKOFITEERS .fiym FW’H‘ED.
the‘nfth round of a boat at the Nation— .
ul Spurting éClub'. 06gb!“ took «the
counting timeshmhodourth round.
7 5:5 ‘ ’ '7 f are bmtmcflmefind Wm
.31 Bum‘ug‘nmtndmrufflamephs xmzchafilns through the Stree_ flu god "‘3!”
methanol at Chaneyznoemrwm *“41mif; , mm
‘BayonneA. . mm, , -
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“we hig‘f‘i- .9. .-
M“...—
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owvsn snails wmvl mou'r‘o:
Michael "Blmny" Buyer. leading
batsman orthe nllnntlc Shipyards
League, last year. In sign-d1» play
the’ outfield for the m tom. 'ol'
r."
Bonus. swimml'i much '1.—
User-ell, blackmail!“ all! 1mm
(myrrh
' the mo-
Antonino Mow-saint Mm“.
s: '
"‘
as “a
‘ “mm
city. -’ . “1" "‘7"?
ionizing =1“ ' ‘
space;
H.
whenfaetotmd W '
.. the Pirates {lithemletlomleft Bum
' training camp. According to (mine
7 {Homeommmm the week.
Mal-ch l.r-—Tne Socialist
gdecfdlng to leave the Second luau-oar r
trounced by Joaniumgnct worming"
WW med; shy mm-
‘He lilac harm memento.
#33,... “9.1"“- , a” firm mmmlgmgaemfi
: the Elm City tun. v. ' .
Frank Harm. star Watothurrmltch
er, incl season. who is 'clnmd‘by both
Which isn't the Wit “1". 0‘: 1:.
Vlaudor’o first year at Yale was 1916.
That was uneven“. when in“. “mi.
burn and other-swore disqualified by
themultytormo ' manning mm) , ~
Mack he expected Hearst to go donut “'9' Wilmft’da :‘Both 3‘”
' . and and Princeton heat Yale But
through the—spring trolling possum . _ ‘ , M‘
lilo squad. "The controversy My“: 7‘3"- In 1917 mm?”"‘- is
mmhflprmhgylwnl be “mfg. our tended m moan the 31
had played :1! m mule Soon
,and won them.
‘ ”With the capital nitchlnx of Frank
Talcot to help. the Blue wonmll or the
nefax. three cushlon billiard than» eight games it flayed in 1918. That
pl‘n. recently challenged by Augie was another «or your. and Louder
‘Kieckeh‘e’l’er. former champion. today was serving «elsewhere. but Talcot
lanuounccd the terms unfisr which he was a product of his. The year before
iwould. p nKieckehefer ”for the title. developed him in the cage. In 191.“
;Caunefsx said he would earn. as Yale. with a poor lot Of-lphygrs .m‘
l trunnion, $7.500 before the next tour- with fire “Y” mu unsolved by Ian!!!
moment. but demanded a guarantee or inst. behave gle Princeton series. has!
that amount. He also designated that both Princeton and'Hal-mad. Sellout
the match." made. would be for three ~a ,small hid. hut mm; the hurt or 9
nights. a total of 225 points in blocks lion. was developed b? lander. and
of 75. thO‘Ihner to take all receipts. with the pitching stofi in a had way
- smut inocbhefer win. he wool; otherwise, came though in fine style.
it isn‘t as it used'to be at “Yale to-
day with the Pitts”: m {or the
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PLAY FOR 3le mime.
CHICAGO. March 2.41th L. Can-
be subject to a challenge from Canno-
3.2:: within sixty days after the cm- tween coach and captain. The we
guest. according to the terms. ‘ when the captain .was boss and tar
~ u issued his challenge coach umdary"’are pastL—at lent
Klockehefcr asserted he had been dis. Lauder will hove none of them. Flo
criminatod against in the recent tour. is lo be boss or nothing. car or noth~
‘iament won by Connefax. ins: and he is boss. Therefore he is
' mW—W getting results, and Yale men. grai-
noulmou sxarmo - CHAMPION. Hates Itnd mdermduatea. Momma!
- amps ‘ immensely.
NEW YORK. March 2..-——Among the "Lauder," according to one in 11’0“-
entrants who will represent the United lion *0 know, “didn't do well at Ynl'r~
States in the Dominion skating cham- his first you become the toss sync!
plonlhips ”to be held at Winnipeg. hadn‘t begun to work. it seems t
(hands, tomorrow 41‘th an? lure Walter Gunm- IN’ George Glue,
McGowan, ’St. Paul: C. Finn and W. men and capable Yale mm. tolt‘
Grommets, Chicago: A. Leithor. .Jcr- him torso ahead 1 d bemufitfih
Sey‘Clty; J. Bur-rel). Aurora. ‘aad neglects“! to tell moccasin. Roland
Charles Jenn-aw and Joe Mom-o. or Vaughn, and thud order It!!! hold.
Lake Placid. {Auden to new. discovered
_. but he in merely in “that" o
1:“va 110805139053; the W . t
m3 A141} ELI-23,”!hl- Ranch 2,-—
3ack Dana’s); rim hwwelght
, ac .. 'eorns. anal-w .
get. communicated yesterday with ‘5' more about ”W
United states mole: Attorney Rob- teachmz it than the mm
*2". O’Connor. mm film that they
were randy to moor and give
ihonds on the minuscule rendered
against them, it San Francisco. last
Week. O'Connor told film‘he hail not
had any word from San Franciscoflmt
would advise mm u soon tote re-
ceived instructions.
o ' a
'Would lg Boon or mu;
endldn’t my‘much thug-on tho
nation“ It be month“ he‘d.‘
to be the our“ 0! “b m .
boys up ‘htm «can land.
rather muted man to ”M
you see, they'd long been victim
system. However. Lauder -
in 1918. he has law I!!! W:
for players. other students gloom
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’ORIFFITH IEATS, IANUD
IN TWENT’VMOUND alDUT
PARIS. Lurch 2.-—Johnny Grimm.
the American .mflist. won *on points
from Albert Budd-d, welterweight
champion of Mme. in a twenty-mun
bout at the Cirque do Porto. ~ .
“Soldier” Homopmn tonal
lPionnier, Frenchman, to quit in tie
'ninth round of thou- W m-
can 003A?! [man on“.
Overturn Walloon .flgfiorluoo
7m Home m
PORTLAND, Maine. flax-ch 2.-—‘-‘l‘he
Democrats made some in: use
municipal election: in cl; , inc cit.
iea yesterday. hoodlum! to re
the Bookland and Woo ma -
ill?
the baseball situation h on t bottor‘
hula than it ever has been."
fly influx-mom idiom Inseam. of
under. mm. Winn vu am
out to Yale the players .11 um
him “Where .60 m not
glhla
date. Why” was
don‘t know, except that we've
told to address you.” my." “Well.
”vermin! that W'my tune.
m.” r ‘
\Wh‘dl is I“ ‘fly. No Trina
'vllll thohoys oust mum. every
in
l
'W portion
the loss outfit in than- dfltl’fmffll“
placed in . that position. ‘Ko wonder
and everybody else of Yale. who .
W
m-mtmn the Boo:
WWBM
77 “Kohl on timer at “Yale what.
ts minim M’t nude on error no
m m “on New Haven wer‘
WM“. {out use. "$113308?
«hominid “on em:- ln um~
M'rlagudor told the star, 'un‘t get—
rem-‘Imd mitts an: me.’ Then
in nu- !“th ht! m high“! 1.»
my. 1!: lid mafia three errors"-
til!" W. hut soon was 3 humor
infielder than ‘he ever had seen-”
We I varsity clown.
leththew‘
“fiel- o hi:
ll. me»
school our ”mamas. mu
4311!? school With-II 11m to NW
Hamwri’thahi‘ Won.
"AM?!
he a wmdor?‘ everybody excising.
exerybm'ly wept . Thu in:
just mound of no he likes to not
hold of mm run how much he,
doesn‘t‘know about baseball.
"Pareto-rd him call players in prov--
Mani-ll "the way from center fiekL
thermos «was standing. to first hue-
where the player was, and call cum
hard. but fit heard him tell them lu-
nar: 'l dart know who! ymlrznamefi.
but you are a on; in this machine.
and Idiot I say here doesn‘t 1:0 after
the me. It‘s Just for aw ham. 1
am trying to impresson you the no-
cossity of doing some hard. quick
thinking, and “that’s why i called you.
it Wis-your turn today. but mt tins!-
lt'll some other fellowf "
_ Them school reputalinn in use"
is not what Lauder is looking hr '
his men. and hia‘rorrls to them an”
"it’s the 1920 “Yale goods that chum.”
That is part of his system. MM he i“
doing well will: it. He believes in
gutting his men used to pinch sun-r
attain and he gives them pmcuce or-
cordinsly. He and Walter Mace, his
.mlsmnt and no small factor in Lau-
der“: success. will order ton minor in.
of Ming close in and watch it like
m”. y i
it is.th and fast practice while it
last: and with hurl .drlllmz 2n lurk
situations on any the as critical“
ting-is. Eveniu sessions are given to»
ducusslug the theory of the game...
fort-of the I” melon: is *0
give to a lbs-mloréi’flncoton w ,
its props: thin; in the scheme of
tutu. a. me, n a: and proper pro- .u
. . W1 'maklng them i"
3-1.
I
mrmm it work in there-ah.
mural: not one ”has has: m
t o .
lands system 13 ouch am
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