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llllfiASH I3 ELIMINATEII A8
MllllllEWElliNT EflNT—ENITEN;
BROWN? APPEAUBS BEEISNlN
“The Blonde Italian” Out-Boxed in‘ at Least 10 of 15
Rounds, Fails to Even Matters in Eliaventh Hour
Rally—Both Men Diet-Cautious but Bout Thrills
Largest Crowd Ever Gathered ’in Casino—Tussle
" i ulled Ofi' Without a Hitch. '
openly invited the referee to toss. both
the contestants out of the ring and
In spite of the fictthat the brightest luminaries in basebfll today are
college products a. concerte‘d movement is now on footitv may; the major
league clubs to seek onlythaninors tor their future mm the
minor league éfiicials are responsible for the movement “3,... ex: alone would
benefit by such a. rule. With" several college stats each 3*
in the majors the minor league magnates at present find it _injpoa‘nihle to
sell all their leading stars. Consequently they would. limit" the one of re-
cruiting. It is needless to say that the movement is strongly upm’bygh
.,‘- make way for the bi event.
j... a l. the new middleweight \& hen the prelim’iiaries were done “131°“ ‘30"98E stars. who later develop mm high cla‘ss ban players, are
h. mpion of these here parts. with. Bognsh. clad in a grey cap and frequently Pick“ up for almost nothing by major league clubs Frank
, (alumina or Mr. Delaney as along grey bathrobe. climbed through Frisch Eddie Collins. 690m Sisler and Pep Young are just a. few 0‘ the
3. in I». known. acquired this the ropes. His entrance was unob- many present day major league stars who were recruited from the COHBBPS
,. mm m the Casino by ad- .truslve and he was in the ring before . '
, _ :1 dwisixe thrashing to most folks knew it. A few minutes ‘ ‘ . .
3 All. for some time past the later. Delaney appeared. The sason‘s .
. m: wontcnder in middle-A prize for fancy bathrobes was given Princeton to Play Glants
.. qu ('irclvs. him at once. It was a sky-blue and '
1:..." sm Spectacular white affair that was considerable of A schedule of thirty games. including one with the worlds champion
, mm, as deciding “the a production in itself. New York Giants. has been arranged tor the Princeton baseball team. The
A” clmnlpionship of NP“. Formally presented in what An- game with the Giants will be played at the Polo Grounds on April 11 R
m “I (he scheduled 15 nouncer McGee terms "a few well- will be the first time the two teams have met since 1886. I
:1 ‘ MN.“ m spots, was d(,_ chosen words}: each was accorded a . . . .
‘ “wing spectacular. In fact. rousing reception. The battle cry of
. , All lhr proceedings become the Columbia, A' C' rang out as De- ‘ - - mo of their series with
-. ‘ “)um that the specta- laney took a bow. and the answering The horwalk Red Men captured the decidirfig fiefore 8. ca it? house
.4 . ”W”. disapproval and defi of the Acorn A. C. was hurled the Compo Llfe Guards last night at Red M9“ 5 all t halt withrtahce score 15'
mllllmissioners at my ring- back as Bogash smiled at the crowd. Although trailing the swimmers at the end of tiger-fulscomeback' in the Jeconfi
{ , 1M ”er action from the mh Boxers Cautious to 5 against them the local boys staged a won
A few instructions from the referee period and won out by a one point margin. The enxh‘e contest was played
. . . and the boxers stripped for action. at. a furious pace and several times the plave rs found ii: necessary to call
llv ton-p. Ina-12100. Applauded Louis 590,.th a pair of bright red time for rest.
‘1 "H'Mh'we'ght crown was trunks and Delaney stuck to his sky-
'“Hm' Ili'llllle proxed lum- blur- color scheme for his ring trou- . ' . .
,‘lo-HHIV'Q‘ boxer of skill. He sers. _ I
u .w .‘r I" rounds by a wide mar- Both boxers were cautious at the 1w on and Clancy by their fast floor W011: and accurate shooting’were
hum honors in a couple of start. Delaney plainly was figuring a respon le for the. Norwalk victory. The game was not immune from un- '10! GIBBGNS.
I‘m-n some of ‘the. strongest -solution to the famohs Bogash crouch. necessary roughness and. as a result. both teams had many free tries from Tom Gibbons, St. Paul heavyweight and brother of the famous
"""m'm “Wm"? (“5 “p more 1and Louis was equally wary’ of the ”‘0 foul line. 1 Mike Gibbons, has been matched. to meet Harry Grab. the Pittsburgh
"“””"“ ”‘ “""Cl‘ ”‘9” m‘," lightning left that had spelled defeat . . , , mixing: in a. twelva round bout to take place in Madison Smm~
' "”‘ ”PMtndmnmge 0‘” his to many of Delaney’s adversaries. den, the winner to meet Gene Tunney, bolder offie American light-
l-mmnvn . - . . - ~ ' . - . W . take 3hr '
l. v‘lll'. Illl‘ talk of boxing illrlihz-rf‘lrs‘tafslget rTSSES‘SCQSEZtflfgizlg The Norwalk management has secured Re'frreexlllafllgucgasfi grllfigl’lixé h ml! m bout will place 0‘ eh 13'
'llll- smu- was staged before logo there was rested with Delaney us the official for the second game lol the Nor“:lk_‘ lkoArrrorV' 81:03:22!“ . .
‘ "T“: l I: T“ “Misfit“? m”; ””3" ““5 “m"g “‘9 "gm“ 3““ “M 333°3.3.213:rpiiip‘lsr‘zig'éifiaim'rfi‘61‘ 311‘: 53:33.: man-leer'in ‘wmch 1.. National League *Plan In Works to
w n u l n- wee-n “DU 311- - . - over a {ormjd- ' K ' °
.\.”m m' (”flamers The (ltd izgjsggfim ngugggvd was getting a conducted the Tiger-Stamford.footl).all game :1: Stamford last fall. Club Owners to Have Cutb‘fl Race
*1"“"""' 3" “Hm-9 at the end ‘bit 11' rVous at the prolonged feeling- A . S I l ' -> .
‘hl.‘l'lll‘l]l.l\' lgtulllllhroz‘lsll i333"? Tom process and Slum‘d "'5 displeas- \‘oxwalk High all] soon turn to baseball after one of the most disastrous Ratlfy ie ‘ Hm!“ I’evanney
" ‘ - ‘ ' ' 1er. o b 5. while not . . ‘ ‘ , .-
w' 'rvrflmmns' “for“ the Sixm round started. the l)?f::E:;llf::a:0::1-ilg $21352:- 212::rihifirs:01c0llrnllfné 3:11 aoéood baseball NEW YORK. Feb. 14.——C‘lub own- HARTF‘CRD. Feb. H.—There v3!“
“numb \lalwt Valiant Fight Dosing: commissioners instructed lief— :gm There is an abundance of, baseball material at the (West Avenue 11'» (-rs of the National League met today be“? Rama-Yaw ".135- race at I:
,.,- ”2-. ”111410 :1 ullinnt attempt to ere-e McAuliffe to have the cntertain- stitution and we see no reasouewhy the Green and “him should not develop to ratify the 1922 schedule of 154 commg qlndustgal meet I‘t‘nbbe 3:38.:
“H “N ”SLSHpNng luurrls in the ers got busy. The order was trans—l 1 strong nine. The initial call for candidates should produce 89‘9”” men games and to “("9553 three-cornered in the state r307} f eh rua . ‘i’l‘
--\\ Imm‘lfi- 11‘" “W 950“ (‘3mf‘11nittr-li in due form and the sixth ;0; Pa h osition argument between the Phillies. the thalrman H. H. est 0 t e comm -
I” “'5 lanky adversary had Around saw some fireworks. Bognsh C p .. Brooklyns and the Cardinals over W'ii- lice conducting the track games. an-
vl Ill» IUO (‘Ommilmling H 1311‘] in “W .uhunlloncd his crouch and mixed liam I“. Baker‘s statement that Branch noum‘ed '35! night that the Yale four!
In: rounds lo ln- ou'rcolm‘ b." Hill‘lfrevl) with Delano)". the punch-lmd- Rickey and “'ilbert Robinson had is scheduled to ”m against Johns;
t: sllurl or u knm-koul. And Louis ling bringing the crowd to its feet with Not a Penny More, I been tampering with his players. Hopkins Lnlversin the same exening {
..n'l mluul to that. cheers. M"- Baker has “0‘ preferred Harvard states that too many meets;
lll'lzllh‘) lllnl :1 llm'isi‘w (J¢T\'£lllf£l:"' Delaney Busy \‘ith Left. Say C01.Hll8t0n!charges against NIPSSTS- Robinson and around the date 0:1. "19 1063‘ games “1‘
.I r llognsh in Til-igllt and reach. This 1. llozasll couldn't do much with his ms 1!“ LRickeV but complained to President the reisoge;:1c Crimson four vull not
.mi hf‘flVH} in tflht ultimate'risult'lrmkv- foe. however. and the prochss ,. . ‘ _ , . J" E “ Rm Hmdler and requested an in\estigav,(‘0ml"9€ . ,
mous Hocush qrmnll that had hnf~ round piling up a lead for Delaney. days—in \Va‘shingtnn Col. Huston of; attend the meetingtut the president C. distance star. rece‘ne hf . ”fit
fled scores of good luners. Delaney kept his left jabbing at the; Yankees breathed-.- defiance to -. .-. ..~. ~ ‘5'” ,. ,, 49f their clubs were on hand In the": informs theldartford true-u :25 m
Hut lVo-lunc)’ eurnml his VECTOR" ev- l.ouis' nose and held the Italian at u. holdouls ll: (“an 5;“, he. had an\' In any or the fastest games or the defense. the fleet (Ehlca/SOCFU‘IQFF ‘m v 9;:nd
.\ NIP“ or tlu» “'il\. ll;- ha-l his l4 ft ‘mf‘. distance. The‘crouch didn't help h ldouls or inlim .iT“ that he expected i\(ar. the 1‘ ed Men basketball team , The Broolen club [odav announced peting m hansas It} . eyruan _
unl in liouush's um" (fillllllll: 1ll\ and ‘much. for Delnm-y was continually! 0 \ “mm“ in persuading “1 his last night in Red Men‘s Hall 25 \laiu llhat it had signed Charles \\ Hock~ Wm not be able to take part 11. a race
m. .1 14. |l.'l\o round a satisffllclm} whipping his left across flom all sorts in: ‘1 Jun contract“ for 1‘4"" ‘but he gslreet defeated the Compo Lifeiul. .1 nineteen- -,\ear old hurling prod- 'at the local armor).
mum or lllr Hamish crouch as :1 AM pnsmons m, ” _°, “f. ' i .N lenfih‘l"i'g do“. :Guards by the score of 21 to 20. Itlum of Seattle sandlots I spec-m1 Race Planned _
llllvrvsling preliminaries in the last the rounds. He kept after . . "f ‘ ' , ‘ _ 3 . _ ‘ .tory for the Re 1 en nasmuc as e .\u l .‘ Wlo ' -. . _ -
.1 HIV uppr-lilc-s of the fans. ”1.. big fi-llo‘v through me eleventh, Em” is“~1:‘?f‘l“l9rp_ )0]: i‘sOISLeP‘rLcilillj ‘scorc in the first half was 15 to 5 in Lanahan and ' 0d {door title in Buffalo. .\. Y.. last Sat-
.v. ;. plum Yllt'pl Young Tor. :llwll'lh anti thirteenth rounds. and .‘EOM: “A It)? on: 1‘. 3:2.“ quillavor of the visitors. In the second in 12_R0und Drawlurday night. Mike Dex'anne-y 01 the
w. .1 decision from Donn- l'u-‘nmmopd to land with son”. effect. ls'd'Td'”? If”r"’- ““"r a ‘ ‘1' ( lperiod. however. the Red .\len staged illillrose A. A.. and Joe lllgglns of the
, " . . . . [that mvans the men lune llH—n indie-d .' ‘ _ . _ \ v York A. C.. is now m the works.
'H ”I” WM... ”mm”, m H11 Jim lie-121nm. fighting With (.001 “we“. 4' _‘1 ,n rulers of “"12"“ “.0 .1 big comeback scoring enough has q I . _ 1 . ex. _ . ‘ . 1
;.. . nub or watching a bow-r. [sign mnmigld to bring himself)?” '\ 7“" , 1 ., T; ., . {1' i“ .nw 'kels to hang up another \‘ic'ory. Jay. Lanahan, the etaten 513ml “9 - .Cutblll 15 said to be in faxor of sucl
m“... in U“. first round. stay through the storm without serious:N‘l‘:.|,g‘in._(.l :‘5 1‘"; “113.113: 110"“, 50;“:i In the preliminary game. the Red.ler\\e1ght champion and famm‘ Good a race. and word is expected shortl)
mm! Ham rounds hm! lu(ll mmculty. m) M fly} 511:”... O '1 ‘ E‘ 5 ‘Ahlen Separates defeated Battery C hvlof Vew York fought a l- nound die“ from Higgins and DeVanne) .
T,” 1”,“... who slam-«l ”0,. 'r The last two rounds saw Igogash mun} ”*2 r. . flu score of 20 to 14. This too. Was at the Brighton Boxing Clubs shoe in . Another exent that Chairman Flo}!
’ . . .. . N ‘ m__ fl :h a d‘ S erateh, but against great. Edward llarrow. businesslmuuagor. :1 good game. in which the game was'lllt‘ Staten Island Coliseunil last plght. is working 0.11 ls f1 relay race between
\ “I” "I" up ern ' mifi (111 p '3 MOPS not ('OHSM‘T ”W 5””‘1‘10'1- same in doubt until the last minute 61‘ plav. Both boxers were ot‘ercautlous. which 'syracuse L'mversuly and Boston Col-
..lwl ‘Iu- was (.he'mcd on in ‘Oflds. Ho “as plainly fired. “(:llwing most of (hi- Yimkfl. stars still The score-s and summaripq. ' slowed up the encounter until the lpge_ These colleges have the fastest
.... m limiting I‘own folks l nnrll‘lful up Delaneys face _a hit. bu. unsiEnPIT >Séri0US. "It is no worse - . . Red Men -u. closing rounds. when there was somirelay quartet over the mile distance
“"H .“"m to k“! I'Hi.n5k'\'ldhh'.t material!) (“5”er h1m.]' p ,this )(‘Nzll than (very other year. and G. F. Pls. hard hitting. of am of the Eastern colleges. and a
H” H”! Jan ":3“ and. Young “ h. n ”H final lull soundcj .el‘ ; do not look for any more difficulty Court rf , . , ,,,,, 2 (D 4‘ Young Angelo of Connecticut won a. mile race in the local armorv a large
"” mum-5'“ (‘lLtTlt “”80”" ”Pp .\chulll‘fc mism] Delanex s hand ,in bringing all the players into line. Clnncy ”I. ' ,,,,,, 4 1 9 :dccision oxer Kid Baker in the 8- ltrack. would give the fans one of the
‘ ‘1"““" , “n token Of “mm“ and the crowd set! "lhr rt- .uul t on} diflereums that can- Meeker c H ' i . , , 1 1 3 :round semi final. and Andy Davis Agreamst attractions ever staged in this
“m ”w mxth round Of “"- AUD :1 She“: that shook the rafters .not be settled b} discussion.‘ lx'ellv cg ”H“. H n (y 0 .knocked out Micky Sirrell in the first .section. In addition to the relay be-
.vu mmto r. the fans were The new chamDIOn was received with “856.8 ‘g. ........ ... o 1 5 (mm? of another Scheduled 8- tween these colleges it is planned by
. mus about the real blus‘i-‘n tremendous mation. And there‘. D f t ‘ ° "“"" " __'_ _ —_lrouud(>r. . Athe local committee to have Melvin
1\( nine and had little wow cheexTilentV of thrfmh tgo. for SW eepy 8 ea S 9 3 91 . Suttner. captain of the Syracuse four.
a In. \‘olni— finalists Illlfufl.’ the defeate c ampion w o a gone " ka‘Driscoll c tam of the B.
mm: lund—to-pleasr sort. doun fighting a good fight. Comic Song a Head mm Llfc mG “82:15 F Pts. Bermele to be Agn2013‘t9t. compete 5:93 600 33rd nun
” " . . - ‘ Jones. rf .............. 1 o. .. 2 Given a Tryout lhandicap open to college athletes
NEW ORLEA-‘S. ”-- "m' 14-- .\iaher. lf 1 1 3 l
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I . l l. .-\ rmOlll' Leads - Grotto-Craftsmen :STE‘SE".A§2-§§."go$2 is: 1.12.8 afielrliglélefi geofellld. cg... . . . . ...... g g g; CHICAGereW _Ra1ph E139“ Fewer Holdouts.
. -- ~ _ _. . _ ree a. r ........... _ mele. munici al fireman. whose WOTk ° '
Medal Play meld Contest Tomorrow Wm» w: e m... .g 0 .... .. ‘2... M... h... This Winter
lure Lake Shore Handicap in a done _ ._ ’—Tbetween the fire fghters of New York .
s The opening game or basketball be— 0“" “9mm 8°“; BF?“ Ben“ and me 8 4 20 and Chicago attracted the attention CHICAGO. Feb. 14,..1'119 holdout ;
"'1 ”HGHTS- 1713.. “A" tween the Monker Grotto and the 0m?“ l“ H“: W“ ”9‘6" ””9“ "3°" Red Men Separates lot the “mag 50x scouts. Bermere business among baseball players ap-E
.-: in M (if-amateurs that Craflman teams. tomorrow evening. run at the Lau- Ground meeting .\‘95- . ‘ G. F Pts' who is twenty five years old is an out- pears to have taken a diminishing_
. ll m :1 Florida golf tour- which Wm he held at “Mrs Theatre lerda)'-'____ -. smith, rf ..‘ .... . .. 1‘ 1 5Tfielder. He played semi- professional turn this winter, according to reports
-1 .\v'sll'rlllll' in the (“131‘ promises to be an exhibition extra- Snoopy has been pulling up sore in \Vood. if ..’ ......... .. 3 0 6 uball “1th the Juliet Standards from from majo‘r league cities. In for-men
..l [Hr tournament on the ordinarx'. for both teams will be sup- his recent races. but appeared aided Jones. c .............‘.. 0 0 0 1917 to 192 1' and is looked upon as years, almost every club had its share.
mm (‘lllh links. '1‘. D. ported hr fast- players. by the fast track and bright weather Newman. rg .......... . l 1 3 a good prospect. of plas’em who were disgruntled with
5"”‘H'Th golfer. ({‘OwtOf ‘The Cl‘aftsman's team consists of‘yesterda} becaUSe he folio“ ed within ‘Cavan’ag‘h. lg ”1”»... 3 0 6 their contracts. This year the mum-A
’ ‘ ' "“' ‘nmmm" 0"“ ry - 9 Charles Gaeger. .striking distance of Comic Song's Dace — - ._. ‘ . her of public announcements of dis-
. \ Y" "“de Off the gecofi'grf’lllliiz. aliethington. Meeker, in the final eighth. and when Little Butt 0 9 2 20 Ed. RommelGoeS satisfactiofi has been greatly curtajlpd,
N‘W‘“ Or 73- This ‘0‘ ' V . S l h. while the ”.\lonker Thomas. on the latter. became rattled ‘ -> 81'! .. ' '
1 l.\ Hun-v strokes. Al‘_ 233$“??g 2:11:11;th by \V’iggle- and drew his “71in. turning Comic G. F. Pts. toPhfladelphla Red Sox Sign a Pitcher
"‘ 1"; “”1 ”Wk i" 37' worth, Jones. Eddy. Paul. Chontas. Song's head loose, Pool's hard urging Brotherton. rf ......... 0 O 0 i
uh :. live on each nine. Moore. James‘ Whithall. brought Sweepy up On the outside to Rvowland, if ........... 1 0 2 BALTIMORE.:Fcb. fir—‘15:. Rzm— BOSTON Feb ”.3‘ h Duff". l
' " “"‘ was made in par Mayor Calvin Barton will be the take the verdict bv a head. _Black .\orman. c ....... ..... 3 o 6 mel. pitcherotéhe P1333691; mPhiTn: manager of the. Boston ufmerican's“
guest or honor and will toss out the Bett). a Victim of interference m the lTroy. rg .... ..... ... . l 0 2 encan League c_ub.fm $0 03f rouge announced vesterdav that he had
“ I' "3“” 05 Slwanoy re— first ball. Following the game the general crowding that occurred at the Hunt. lg . .. .-.. ..... 1 2 4 delphla ”mim'normgefsav: that signed Jack. Mattes a rightmand
I “ “'“h is ”‘9 b9“ golf Monker orchestra will furnish music break. which was on the turn. made —- —; -- ‘fv’lth Connie - (‘- fi 0 - to itcher of chanton P; He won seven
: m «ml On the Belle-air for’daucing- up much ground and finished third 6 .. 14 if he and Mack c. not agree a; p d 1 t “:0 mes with the Hamil-
: .rx rounds that he has ‘ A series of 4 out of 7 games is to be Fly Ball the favorite. was the victim , terms. he will request Mack to se or in: SSL teaifialast season
’ 11m sixteen players who ' of a desultory ride. Senflnermt m'BrlngBesulu. trade him. 11. n . -
vwl.1,\ are eligible for the
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will of l'luflelo in the
‘lr' l» n round bout.
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lust night by
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' l They
- -.uul1‘fied in the third ..
luugan of East ..
ninth .
played between the two teams.
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Ray. crack middle distance runner-0t
the Illinois Athletic Club. ”M
rode; that he would attempt. m:
the y-eal. to set a precedent for a.»
ber of records broken by an trim
in one season.
0rd of twenty—men years m
by negotiating a. mile and. a m
at the Seventh-first Regiment m
in5z33 3-.5 Theold mark.5:38‘I-S
’was set at Bergen. N. J. on Sept. %
1395. the year Bay was both. hr
Thomas Connei‘f. of the New 1":
Athletic Club.
Two weeks ago in the mm
A. meet at Madison Square 659%
Ray made a mile and a half in m
-S. a new American mm m
time. At that event he lapped-‘fle‘qn;
tire field of opponents. initiating has
old C. Cutbill. of Boston
RaV will not try for a new Wit
the mile.
Joe Tiplitz Kneclm ,
Out Freddy Rea:
Joe Tiplitz. the Philadelphia light;
weight. knocked out Freddy React!
Broadway Exhibition Association ii
Brooklyn last night. 'I‘iplia m
Reese a bad heating for file.
rounds and sent the Broom
crashing to the mat for the fam! m
count soon after the fourth rounfl .9-
sorted.
The ten-round semi-final hem
Harry Martin and Kid Kohler was de-
clared a draw. bu! the judges' deem
was met with boots and jeers from n
majority present who thought tint
Martin was an easy winner.
France Enjoyed Big
Racing Year in 1921'
PARIS. Feb 14.7.4 total of as
113?.T\4 fl‘a dllCS “as distributcd in
stakes and prizc monty to ownsrs of”
winning. place and show horses at an.
in France during 319
year 1921. ’
Longhcamp leads with 6348.53
francs. Saint Cloud comes next til;
3.355.050 and Maisons. Lafitte is {m
with 2.281.850.
Ksar. Mme. Edmond Diane's crack .
three—year—ol-i. led the list of m-
m'ug horses for the year despxtr’ the
fact that he ran unplaced the
Grand Prix. which was won by Hr,
Vl'atson‘s Lemonora.
Norwalk High Has Tue
Games For This Week
011 Thursday evening. the Green
and “hire quintet will travel to Kit-—
ford to play the crack Rosenm
Prep team.
in
On Friday. the locals Awm crash
with the Bridgeporl State M
team at .\‘orwalk. The Traders flee
feated the locals at Bridgeport. Q- »
c
cenlly. by the score of 41 to 29, ,
the Green and “'hites are out for m-
Venge.
In the prelim. Captain Eugenie "Ea-4
\lahon and her basketball passers em
clash “ith the Fairfield High m
Dancing “ill follow the games 731%:
games “ill be played at Hoyt’s ma.
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lotion to soften and whiten red. rm
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Runs Mile and a Quarterfi
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scheduled twelverouud bout a! It"
lemon lotion is far superior to glow 'p
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skin. Famous stage beauties use it b
that soft. film.
complexion. because i
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