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\\1 l"t' clleered‘ Mh’ -
1. 111111 the Giants' and Your
11-111. 13.. announcing that:
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1m-
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it.“ 111-1'l1l
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AW?" 1 . 111 1 come to terms all:
Hgllt‘” 1 111 l‘.‘ ' " contracts.» ---
.. _ 11.. holdout crop in both
11.11.1{elty and Doug'-
:1. only unsigned Giant
1 :;1~11_\- telegraphed Me
\.11to11i0 yesterday 1th
111 1 111111 l1} next Monday.
1111111 manager. said
‘1 .111\ that all his men were
1,1111. 1111- possible exception
. 1.111;. 1111- \eteran catcher.
[Jill‘
11‘ 11'
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. .1..1 yvstcrduy. It‘ was-11
1 :111‘1111'. that game. with
.l1-11-11ting the Burke“: 7
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.1 . .1111. or 1111» Bin-keno. -
‘ HI 11-1111s' the Yanks did a lot
'1 _ ; 11-.11-111'ing. With the BUNC-
1.1" '11'1111.’ up.
. 1 11.1~ written large on. the
.lllrrs (ll Wilbert IKObin-
1111- Brooklyn Dodgers. for
day yesterday. and an
.....1,1 1-; 1'1vl1ls has struck the
1!. \\'ll1‘:lt. Bill BIOCHTPOYI
were 011 the hospital
1111s signed his contract.
1'llll1lx \Vard is the only
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I111l11~rl
Weingartncr has
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uncondltionnlly.
Jack Johnson Not
Allowed to Box in'
Stage Revue
1. 1'II:I.|v. N. J.. March 8.—
.1 1, 1.~1r11. the former heavy—
- uni-i011 prize fighter. Who
.11 1111- Plainlivld theater yes-
1111111011 111111 evening with his
1< not permitted to 1:111“:- all
.\l1i|1ilion 1101 meet am local
11.11111» stage. as it was adver-
1 >\\11l1l1l (10. ’
2 1.: 1,'l1_:1rl1-s l-J, ()izenux's atten-
. mulled lo the announcement.
-1 1' conferring with the Corpor-
‘11111::1~l decided such 1111 exhibi-
. 1 111111 In :1 \iolation of the State
11: «1.lohnso11 holds 110 permit from
' 111- ll0\ing Commission
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rounds and that l‘li.‘ would meet
1-1' all local boxers Thr- c.\'hibl-
:1 .s were omitted and instead John-
.V1 1 simplv .1111111111-11 nl (-uch perform-
111111 guw- 11 short talk. in which
111111-55111 :1 wish to meet Jaék
1 1-.11-1' to determine. who was the
l1-‘ man.
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1
lillt‘ Net Team -
on Jaunt South
ll.\ \‘l-ZN. March S.—Yale's
'- .1111 will again take an extens-
1» 1111-11 trip dllripg the Easter
l1~:1‘.i11L': this city April .12.
April 20. it will meet
. 11111 ing its stay in the south.
11111~x bring played in Mary-
. 1 \‘11-;i111.-1. The Chevy Chase
1 ..1~ 1".111. 111‘ \\':1shington and Hal»-
1 1 1:1111. 1‘11111 1111- two additions
1 - . '11... Norfolk ' Country
"- - 1 1.11‘11111111111(‘ountry Club and
l ' 'l‘1lllLr
1‘ ‘ 1111111 t‘ountry Club of
1-.2111-l1 were met last
1 "1 111- '1 11- .whmiule. last sea-
--~ 1- .11- 11
11,1 ..1
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'1 '1 announced .ves-
» 1's accompanied
«Iit‘t'e, will leave
I: for Norfolk.
quartered at the
1111-11 11 team from
' :11l;1}'. April 15. They
11111111| and
111.11 city thr- following
11.11 unnsls of the Rich-
- 1-1111. during their stay.
~11! 1111- llumharton Coun-
\\.1.\-l1i11gton April 17. and
1'l1.1:.1- ('lnh the next day.
111 Imuimore. where they
I: 1111111or1 Country Club
Hull 19
.\111 \1' alk- Red Men
Series Opens Tonight
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"“"' 1.1! 1111111 in the city using.
"'- 1 111111l men will have their
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' 11> 1.011 the city championship
1 1111 “he 11 they open their
1 .1111 1111- \'o1walks. Starting the
’- - \\11l1 tllt some five men this
“' '1» .1 1-111 better iecord-thah the
1», 1.1 1'.. winning 23 games out
- .11 11 .11111 their schedule proved
.1~-. 1.111- .15 they gained victories
(111-1-'~11\\i(ll K. _of C. _Glen‘brook
‘»-:.11..111 K. of C and other teams
V- 11 11111k1-1l like world heaters until
I ' '11'Ml lllt‘ Red Men. The same
. ~111i111111'twilltake the M at at!
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31.1,"
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1.1.. in the lineup. as the Red Men
- 11 uhjer t to him being' in the fine-
1 I -1 1111i1~ Mason has played Carlson
this season, outscoring- mm i114
41.1.1.1 r111» Norwalk mapaxement
1">1 11111111 cvtra. seats for this eye-
,- > 2111111: and a close and interest-
- mm is looked lor ' ” '
i I ( onnell Sold
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for $75,000 ’
" 1 c 1 RANCISCO. March 81—Jun--
"1 unnell San Francisco baseball
-r. uho recently was sold to the
lull: liants for $75 000, mow-i
ill 1.11113 center field on the local
. ' 111;.Coast League team this year.
" 1211111111 does not report to- New York
1.1.1 111;! mm...
H ( onncll played flrstbaulm '5'
:».: in the practice '
3‘ u“ been hold d'
”051. m8
ser ice. and Ain‘ofiq‘flm
..1 Mix men “to cut lOOSe"
1-;1111'p who has not. yet
- 215011 was announced to box four-
meet- the. I
against Norwaik with Carl-1 »
than chi“
Hamil, 1'11: 6‘11 gram e11
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12111111. 1311; "“
one at he game's. Jack Murray
Manhattan who will face the" pic
the other smile.
lcs.
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The Babe is just “rarln” to go.
» Q 0
The New Jersey
mm. W. Evans. llmlti
Senate passed a
which
promoters who come into New Je
ing exhibitions.
U 0
all matches.
ease.-
final calling of! of the game will be a
which was to decide the series.
The Original Celtics.
Columbus five of that. city in1 on late
New Yorkers plan to go to Detroit
llehnert will play guards.
ketball league.
cent games.
Hyman Gold Knocks
Out Donnelly' 111
Fourth Round
PHILADELPHIA. March 8.—-H3'-
man Gold. the Californian. who was
recently stopped by Lew Tendler in
Madison Square. Garden, knocked out
Johnny Donnelly of Uniontown. Pa..
in the fourth round of a. scheduled
eight round bout at the Ice Palace
last night. Gold weighing 142 l-
and giving every indication of being
a welterweight, had two pounds ' on
Donnelly.
Kid Wagner of this.cit3'. weighing
129 pounds. in an uphill battle carnal
a close eight round decisiOn over
1.inut.Ea'rl Baird of New York who
weighed 129 1-2.
Midget Smith Wins
- frderankie Daley
NEW YORK, March. 8.—-Mldget
Smith was awarded the judges‘ decl-
slon over, Frankie Daley of Staten Is«
land in a fast; twelve-round bout. at
the Pioneer Sporting Club last night.
Smith forced the fighting throughout
but found Daley a willing mixer. The
Midget raised a. lump under Daley's
right eye in the eleventh round and
had the Staten Island boxer reeling
around the ring in the final session.
Jack Bemtein of Yonkers defeated
Johnny Darcy of the west side in the
semi-final contest of twelve rounds.
Darcy's right eye was completely
closed when he left the ring.
Laurentz, French
l
PARIS; March 8.—Willia.m H. Lau-
rentz, the noted tennis player. who
1.111111...- world's hard court. champiom
ship. died y.esterda3'
Laurentz came prominently into no-
l‘tice in 1911 by defeating A. F. Wild-
ins: the New Zealand champion. in the
Ifinal of the French open covered
icourt championship at Auteuii1He
also won the doubles _cliampionship
l‘“. A- H. (Gobert at the same meet-
111‘.
_ 11:9,:- Greater New York Miranda
mum: of which will go “:in
There will be tUIp
fifemni‘ amt?” the at. James Triangle?
is collecting a. group. or leegum
k of the league players rich: I? .
Babe Ruth. reporting at Hot Springs.
pounds. ten pounds less than when he started spring training 3-year ago
ship are enroute to Fort Way ne. Ind.
P at!)
Mflemnaad _Nat Holman. forwarg, m center... and Leonard and
1-. ....
1Drawn against British Isles
Tennis Player, Dead‘
.u -..
&‘~
I
Ldeclared he ’weig'iéd only 217'
c 1
bill introduced by Aqemblyman W
ng the price at admission to boxing exhibitions to 8 5
maximum. The bill alSo requires that applications for boxing licenses be filed
with the state athletic commission ten days before a. bout” find that all 01- ‘
flcials connected with the fight be residents of New Jerse3.
The measure
by a vote of 13 to 2.13 aimed at alleged profiteering by fight
rsey from outside the state to arrange box-
1
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1
Stanislaus Zbyaxko. ex-chumpion heavnvelght. wrestler. is still accepting
After losing his title last week to Lewis. Zby took on Jack
lagers. a Canadian wrestler. and secured 1.110 straight falls with comparative
Knights-Norwalk Game Off
Manager Splan. of the K. of C. basketball five. stated this morning that
lhe series between the Knights and the Norwalks was declared off. The Nor-
walks insisted that they ‘should use two outside men.
Smith. while they would only agree to the. Knights using one. Fallon.
Carlson and George
The
great disappointment to the large fol-
lowing of tins of both teams as all were looking forward to a. hot game
claimants of the national professional champion-
where they will meet the Knights of
(2th den. ..From Fort Wayne. the
game. The Celtics will use
Penn looks like a sure winner foéiiigh honors in the intercollegiate bas-
Although the Princcl‘on Jive-1b} close on the heels of the
league leaders their chances of overtaking the. Quaker- are alimqas the Tiger
live seems to have met a reversal 0‘. form and are not showing strong in re-
pain Knters Lists
1 - for the Dams Cup
Spain entered the Davis Cup lists
yesterduyrwflh the filing by cable of
a challenge, for the international team
tennis champmnship trophy.
The cable. addressed to the United
States Lawn Tennis Association, was
signed byEJOSe Blesulles of Barcelona.
Secretary of the Spanish Lawn Tennis
Association. Spain was a newcomer
in this competition last season being
the first nation to challenge in 1921
in the
first round the Spanish team 11133011
2' -
1111 Europe 11nd lost.
The teams chances are more fav-
crabjy' regarded this year, however.
for’ jhggxperlence of last summer's
matdh.o,p’d:the additional experience
secured-by'Manuel Alonso in various
European tournaments will strengthen
it considerably. Alonso is highly re-
gslrded abroad. several experts de—
claring him as one of the . world's
leading players at the present time.
Strangler Lewis Victor
IN DIANAPOLIS. March
8. -~— 311
(Strangler) Lewis. world's heavy-
weight wrestling champion. defeated
John Grandmitch of Maine in straight
falls here last night. winning the first
in 62 minutes with a headlock. and
the second in 14 minutes with a half
nelson and body scissors.
Forum mum on spams '
Monker Grotto and the Craftsmen
will meet this _ei: éiihig at Hoyts’. Hall.
in the fourth game or the series that
has been attracting much attention
from followers of the time. '4» ' ~
This was to be a. seven game series
and to date three "games have been '
played which have all. been won. by
Monken Grotto.
a large. attendance at tonight‘s game.
which the Prophets are confident will
be the last in the series. .. .
The preliminary game will be be-
tween the Pocahontas team and the .
Norwalk High School girls‘ mam: This:
is also a series game. Monkéi- Grotto
awarding a cup to the champion sit-19'
manna-1119:1111:
team in the city:
1.
. ,'_.. 1 'g'
l
. .uled are with Fort Worth on Satur-
There 111 sure to be‘
"city for“)!!! out with Brody
i
Mitch
son, madman};
in the tennis mm ore.
tan Indoor title and Anderson lags
lRecr-uit Catcher. "
' Gmhmfl Breaks Thumb
CHICAGO Mire): sg—oioo'in at 1111:
Seguln, Tex": training camp of the
Ch cag‘o Americans who dispelled to-
da. {mt-mg :{dd ‘Gleuon
e his mostlmpor-
firms Maudie Collins.
secptidu Wand: ..mm captain;
Hairy W Amt-11: and Bio
I-‘alk. mica: ind; Ernie. 191.11..
sod. shortflon- affi': m been ac-
counted km. W“ four are en-
route while JofiniIi-j: in here and
telegraphed he will Mort as soon as
abl'
$1.1 -s.t Caulm Ham the Culi-
romia coast. Hound's-1mm of the
Chicago Nationals B’flndint his chief
source of worry. amount so), in
pruning the pltchixfi': corps from the
tou‘rtgee'n aspirants to the nine he plans.
to . 3: th tgm 195mm; The
Cub? ’ill [1%
inning games among themselvcs be-
fore they start on a trip to meet Port-
lan'd. Vernon and 13% Angelo: in a
series of exfiibitionm.
Roy Graham.- recruit catcher. took
a fast foul oi! Ray' Schalk's bat at
sag-um. yesterday. with' his bare hand
and his
places. He will be unable to play,for
several weeks. .
More Pitchers
thumb was fractured. in two. '
Earl. Wagon; (lam. Frank Audition aid Mrs; Edith Thomp-
argon their m to
uh”
mutaMm-m
‘ Stafi'm ' of
training camp at Dallas
Morton. with did hot pitch any last
season until July 4."w1ll b‘é given
plenty of work prior to that time this
season. the advices state. 111 the hope
that his greet’curve and fast baits will
win many men ~before the_hattcrs
get ag’mtomcd to real pitching.
Th9: knee which Speaker injured
last season and which kept_ him out
of the game (or several weeks was
bothering the manager today. He
wrenched it during yesterda3 s prac-
tice.
The 13cm team has n
booked $113k” Saturday ind :3;-
day in \Vichils Pulls. Tex.
English Golfers .
to Compete Herc
NEW“ YORK. March 8.—Great
Britain w send a team of golfers to
America this coming season.to com-
pete in the international match for the
G. Herbert Vi alker Cup. it was an-
tnounced today by J. F. Byers. presl-
at Mineral Wells
CINCINNATI. 0.. March 8. —-—"l‘l'1e
Cincinnati National League training
camp squad was augmented today 313"
the arrival of Pitchers Schnell and
Gillespie. who arrived at Minerhl
“’9“: from San' Francisco together.
They said they had heard nothing
from Sammy. Bohne. Jimmy Cavenney
or llabe Pinelli. who were expected to
arrive-with them.
Eddie Roush left Cincinnati last
night for his home in Indiana,. follow»
ing a short conference with President
August Herrmann. at the conclusion
of which both declared It did not look
as‘thdugh they could come to terms.
George Burns. first man on the field
Eand last t6 leave after a short prac-
tice session yesterday. is slated to play
center as soon as the team gets into
action. 1
The first exhibition
l
I
games sched-
our and Sunday.-
Tlpli and
tel Brody Matched
PHILADELPmA. March 8.461:
.‘l‘iplitz who Manila! night was fouled
in the fourth round of his bout with
l9“: Benjamin. the California ught‘
weight. signed a contract yesterday to
meet Lew y of Brooklyn in a
twelve-round bout in Brooklyn 111111-13-
day: night. .‘ilipmz will accompany
yr gentile? who meets Johnny
hepbll‘fin the English lightweight. in
lily-ocqnqu1 on Saturday night, and will
stayrovcr‘ah'd finish training in that
m “ «1.: .1.
Was-Not am 430
dent of the United States Golf Asso-
elation.
only entrant for the event. which will
lprobably be played over the national}
links on Long Island in September.2
Fleming Wins Three-
Cushion Billiard Title
CHICAGO. March‘ 8.——-Frank I.
Fleming. of Champaigne. Ill. yester-
day won the national amateur title in
three-cushion 11' Horde. defeating
Adolph "Spike" apielmau of Chicago
50 to 310 in 83 innings in the cham-
pionship match. Fleming had a high
run of 3 and Spielman's high run was
6. C
American Bowling
as the. high mark in the 11511191123111.1111
729. a new 'worid’s record. at the liop
of the standings in the singles. bowl—
ers from Cleineland Toledo and Moh—
roe.‘ Mien. will take part in the'com-
petition in those twodivislons of the
American..Bpwllng Congress here to;
day.
Purdue Closes Season
LAFAYETTE. 11111.. March 8. --Pur-
due closed its Western Conference
basketball season here last night 433*
defeating Illinois, 39 to 81. The Pur-
due team is the Western Conference
champion. with eight victories in nine
; the: “flout. 1
'.L.
:7 “11am
Cl‘éyr clam! Indians
Cl EVELAND. 0.. March 8 .——C_01-
eleski. Busby. Morton L'hle. Sotheron
and Mush out be the pitchers Mam--
[er Speaker 01‘ the Cleveland 1111111....
will depend on this season. according
to advice: received from the spring
Thus for Great Britain is the
other
teams. $1.1m 9.1111111112111111: Americans Dear Sir: . u:
was 1) 111611 by Manuel- Mack today' T53 CHM: mile“
it . raining camp in Eagle Pass. We!
ma has been divided 111m Nor-walks wmm twink“
. ‘ fie Owls 111111.11»: has teens-Godot.
Wynn: contest having been change of hen-t .Qt
. mama. ~11 mahoga-
11;; 11-11511 out 011- the; er:- 14¢ka belie! phi. -'
{seal mm all“?
or the Philadelphia through the mental; .
Deane. one of! cm ans-cw ' '
Rumors at the“tmma Winn-e5
Lee-burg. Fling dump
”Bottrvsere spectators an
we;
“I aspect the Phllil to be llfmm menu I; lug-'9 “um
es ' a. 111.41. fees (mill-while mat to om
W Que thzs ocasop.‘ said .he..'
51‘. Jigteher there you will
”W33
his mes: mg! or
' ”1113 a;
te mt there' never was one.
ens.
alwa3s fight~
' 59" 10:
Km;
gig-gag " mammary. plus an;
~, thmfimbc‘i’al side. Mr. Plantain. vi.
on Rowan: st w .»
mm m with them from
to us about that matter be.”
the}:
use of on
lla- and we celebrated their: alive!
by drifin'chc'wmr the fence dur-
ing the We ~.
light..7Wotkout - 1
for Pittsburghers-
PITTSBURGH March 8. —A light
workout around a track with umber-
ing up exercises indoors marked yes-
terday‘s program at activities at the
f‘ltmbprgh Nationals’
in West Baden Ind.
News from the camp last nigpt in-
dicated that cold weather which has 1
retarded the Pirates preliminary
training program. set in again. with
exploitation of the same.
contended right along that the Nora
walks are-entitled to the use of-Otxk
son. who is not a resident at thin—cm.
and in the same breath he claims “not
the Knights of Columbus should .
'90 outside talent This is hardly .1
fair statement from a sporting editor
:who should N impartial in all events.
The Nor-walk management never an
a. word about outside talent to Its
naming camp .vmne the Norwalk's were winning;
ibut now that the Kacelm have evened
it up and are in a position to ploy the
rubber game they immedinel) cult
,to make all sorts of protests It.
...... 1...... ... 1227.1”:1‘11’2”;2i131§1‘hfe:.:’.‘°‘::.....°‘
:93; kept his players in the gymnas- .‘me Sunday and informed me that it
was necessary for the K. of C. to not;
W
sent an all local lineup in order
RickdrdPS Trial
" Set for March 20
provided they would eliminate
NEW YORK, mm: S—Trial of son from their lineup. This they
Tex Rickard, sports promoter. on an fused to do - I then submitted
indictment charging criminal assaixlt as a proposition to them: the K0!
upon 3““ Ruck, fifteen yearfld will present a lineup of local
school 5‘" todav was set for March
20. Supreme Court Justice. Wamrvo-
gel tool: under garment a motion
to dismiss the indictment.
Mystery About .
Three Dead Deer
Game W'arden Wilbur F. Smith is
engaged today with the game wardens
l
919.3 evening March 8th. I inform-a
could present their team with Caii~
son" included. Even thism
.did not meet, with their app
me just what players I should nae out
be at liberty to get George Smith. of
Stamford. and‘pla3 him with their
club in addition to the men theym—
ready had. The followers of tlia‘
Knights of Columbus and the m
from Bridgeport in solving the “'}~s_ itself feel that this is an unjust. «lg—3
tery of three dead deer. found within Bland and would not agree 11511. W;
a half mile of the 'U.1\I.C.park in are satisfied that the unbiased loveci‘s
Bridgeport wind the past week .of the indoor Iport will coincide ‘7
There is seemingly an epidemic \of us in the stand we haxe taken em:
deer killing there. gamut a week ago lthough they would have liked to so
the carcass of a deer. partially de— ;the series go through to a finish. §
\oured hv dogs “as found the animal‘ I might add in closing that 4.
having been ”shot to pieces" by some Sherwood stated to me on MW
one Then several days later there~|aftemoon that if the3 were to play-“0'5
was found another deer. with a piece on “ 95395513" night and be defeats?!
of skin about a foot square cut from it would hurt the drawing powers 0!
its side. and with the tail cut ofi La- ithe Norwalk- Redmen series. Pos—
ter on Saturday there “as found still lbly this may haxe something to do
another deer about a. half mile from; With their sudden change of heart.
the first two. this deer having also Thanking won for your generous u.
been shot several times and left where- lotment of space. believe me to be.
it was. This was also partiail3 439-! Yours very truly.
voured by dogs. 7 E J. Splan.
M Manager of the K. of C. tefin.
Bridgeport Rangers
Play Lace Win-ks Team ltCrosby [Tfll‘es 3rd G 1 ~
The Bridgeport Rangers will -“onl
Sunda) be one of the travelling teams. l WATERBURY
March
Connecticut Lace Works team at Ma- '0! this city won its third straight
lone Lot. Nor-walk. Several of the lgame in the Unimsit} of Penal!!—
Rangers! plasers have .been keepingjvanh hiterschohstic basketball hour—
in 800d training during the winter moon: in Phlmipmuast 111th de-
months, many having participated inI {eating Central High of Philadelphia,
indoor soccer. while other: have been by a 45-26 score. Crosby meets He.-
kept bus3 at bowling; The Rangers; bokeu High in the semi- finals Friday
will go of? the field _in this game fully' night. -
confident or success and a hard and -
interesting game should be the result.
——Brids‘emft Post. ,
Scorcof Bicycle Race
NEW' YORK. Mitch 8.—»The teams
of Brocco and fie 21151151- and Me'-
Namra and Grcnda. which lapped
the field lait night in} [be six-11a; bl-
c3cle race at Madison Squore Gardem} Goli‘ mfmwamm M4 .
CHICAGO March 8 —-Hundi-ed‘a
’golt‘ balls memhnted in the. Soft hm!
km the Chicago our club: durum this
11331 three balmy days. scoot-11mg m
green keepers.
thawed the surface so that a hiafi
ball someone or two iocba‘belm”
turf.
‘ and two laps.
mainfliined their Edy-um at s a. 111. pm. ’1
today. They hadrpedalled' 1. 0‘24 milefiduriir; mtfifif ‘ 33$ 3%,
are"... 1-1-11
lane: designated for m anti
1. (tie ”it i hat-1151111133 m
the K. gee. tgtnrand the sport-Tor;
Norwk an ex»
planauon as to why this series an.
£12an so abruptly, RM: '
swam a. to Mm let 5?
ed him that we would do as he a“
What. they wanted to do was «lento-38*
The wam W
o
ever. the waiter “-1111: award“.
that an Willem be drawn up 11-11....
in: the plpyers of each been and tin
. “Lani the‘ythav e sever $111.11.!!ng
_ - is. 111 0011113661635“.
_r. Fertjls. the mmmrm
piper, has been very uninitfi in m.
lie I»
lparticipate in the game on Wedm— '
with the addition of Fallon and W
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