(‘oach Sees Merit
tution and
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. player taken from the
1.111131 to the genre during:
in 33 hich he is removed.
. llu rule.
111'\ lllll(‘h pleased with the
l"’_.‘.(‘.‘i ' it? said. ‘pnrtlcularly
1o substitutibns. The
rule just changed has,
sul‘cr is. in my judg-
. muons. It is seldom that a
. 11111\i;<i from a galned’or phy-
Scldom if eyer is it he.
remove a man because of
In case of exhaustion or
1111-3 it should be. made abso-
. linssihll- for a coach to send
1.111.- utter he had been rest-
llls return to the game a
5:11 11 condition would be liable
.‘1 1113119 injury.
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1.111 responsibility. initiative and?
1 1 in his team. attributes
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touchdown will, I believe.
lul'vmillln on team play and
1:...1111111: to offensive strategy.-
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It :1 drop kick or goal from
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211-1101 Sii'l‘ and ill tilefall will con-
1 var tiu- honor of challenging for
1- 1. 111 1t.:iou 1i fishing vessel cham-
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~|1ml tln- MnylloWer. which was
...-11 from tho races last year. the
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Adams of Gloucester. 11 niece of Capt.
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persons present 3w”- from Gloucester.
among tilL'lll sl‘Yl'l'Hi skippcrs who
have been llli'lllllcl'S or racing schoon-
lel: crews. 'l‘iluy colllmt‘nted 011 the
'i'urilnns' trim appearance.
'i‘ln 111-33' schooner is somewhat
.111 1lln1- “1.111 tin» Mayflower—430' f('(‘t
-~.1~1'11Ii 111111 1m; I'cct on the water line.
'11. t'H-t nialt-y' 111111 with a 1': foot
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cont-11.4. 3* '
.lin: the new {Bethli‘mmbhfilsjectioi
p
ithat he will wipe out the defeat
in some hard training in a Chicago gymnasium.
as a. result of his recent decidve victory over
, . 33 rule will place the respon- ,
thc
Manta Club syndicate that is thmncinginw stage last, night at the Palace in the
u.
indie
prior to their. not:
terrlifitéil 5y floated
the second bulb»!
.Bitter fee
Sail.“
threw the lime omnipresent into an
since. t'he company commander has 0
in the Albany Armory.
Dundee and Charlie White.
ion the Chiciigoun earned over
risen rapidly into popularity
favorite.
been displaying rare form in the few
The victor3 scored b3 Pcnnsy‘han
coupled with Princeton's defeat by C
tie the Penn33'.l3'anians however.
other Saturday night.
not get worse than a tie.
r O O
championship of Upper Nor-walk. T11
lust wcck's defeat.
A product of the same (19—. »
R. is too bad that Crogl 3' ilig
longed :3. series or basketball games.
showed her strength and utopia he .1
pious.
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Nearly
Athletic Coaches~
‘Meetvin Chicago
CHICAGO. March ‘16.—— Western
Conference coaches will meet here to-
night and tomorrow to decide what
action to take in connection with pro-
.-l.- 331s lilktll in tow at once for.
III'Sill lhl- 11 to inkl 011 sail .1111]
1-. 1111:111-1 11111111111 it for the iishc'll-
31l1il h Hill \3ill Silllt within “1,
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lhornton Needs
More Experience
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i'lml'lltnll.
0.. March lG.-—-
who accompunled
411111;.11 ilust'ik‘l” club to Mill-
1ll<, :11 his expense .to try for
1.111: st: 11‘1'> has been advised by
1'31 311111111 to return to his
lntslmlgh. Thornton has
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liispzwtlills said but needs-
11. l‘il' mm to quality him for
1 tin hi1: longuc
11.1 il)‘ yesttrday' s 11 to
ll.» hunds of the Reds. the
‘ .4111 (unveiled an exhibition
"villiili to he played on their
1 111 1» 11min at the Wells for
1 111 111v National Lenguers
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Pirate Regulars
“Pun—unn—
. :11 111111. March 16. —Tlie-
1. slum the first practice
2' 111- trnillillg sent-on at the
" '~‘1' N (111111) 3‘1-sté1‘dny aft??-
" lunniuaus defeating the
71 in 11,
\-~lo-1':1l1s.
(‘ooper and J. Mor—
pitched for the
; ._- 1111111 and held the regu-
" . :M’Hiil‘l‘f‘li hill-I. The Yun-
1"1l'il‘li srwntccn hits oft'
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. |'. Morrison and \Vhite—
1111111111: or Maranville. at
. 1:1 imnl. at first, featured
5H [”0" Plays Great Golf
‘11.
w \l\' LAKE. Pia" March 16.
Hag-o 11 pllired with Fred luc-
\\.1shlngton against Bob Mc-
‘Iillt‘flll’fi and Alick Gerard.
professional. equaled the.
‘lvlll‘st‘ rccord
11111111] and in the afternoon
~. 11!. Gil. lie and the» “"399
I» w it hcrc yesterday so on t0
=11 1.1...3' in the professional.
1 3\ incl. starts there tomor-
\iullntalill Luke course is a.
11:1 11111-1] championship course
111.4391] five under par. ll!-
" and four under in after-
‘lzllc Rifle Team Wins
"’I\‘.‘
11.331232 Conn. March 16.—
11.1111 yesterday. 497 to 483-
1-.1111 (attended its fining, (If
in fourteen stl‘élght- V
umx; .,l n. Bennett 100’
c. 33'llllams. Jr...
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{of pronssionalism which resulted
of 68in a?
1 l'ill’: the \Vorcester Pob‘teoh- -.
fe -ssionnlism in college athletics and to
trnnsuct routine business.
The meeting is looked upon :15 the
most impoltzlnt in the history of the
ii‘ Ollii 11 111 c lwcausc of the re3clutions
in
disqualification of mort- than :1 some
at middle western athletes. some of
‘them selected for mythical all- Ameri-
can trams and possessing national
reputations.
\tht action the coaches will take is
probh-muticui. A symposium token 113'
the Associated Press shortly after the
scandal at the Carlixuille. 11L. -Tn3lor-
i3ille. lil.. football game in which s93-
,entecn University of Illinois and Notre
‘Dame [7 nivcrsit3 pla3ers took part.
showed that most of the big ten
,couches had decidedly different ideas
about the cause of the psofeasionniism
1mennce. but that a majority felt that
the present rules were strong enough
if properl3 enforced
The question of summer baseball is
expected to be discussed at length.
For some time there has been consid.
erable agitation in the Conference fav-
9
t
sunruner ball. but several directors'are
known to be strongly in favor of it.
Connie “Hook
signing of Ed Rommel. holdout pitch-
Manager
[Pass yesterday.
Muck said Rommel won’.’
timorc today for Eagle Pass.
game with Washington. Three mem-
bers of the squad are suffering from
keep them out of the contest Jack
m ' = etball nulls-between defines
ngmmd'to have been the.” ,, _ :
W: ,_
drills result Wu) ' -
intents betweennh'e ‘
Wm male oificial. 4n
érs. wholly.” 13000711er in aflstic bugle; «no. 'i'
almost. mndenLunoonodouo. The incident vaulted, na
Duhdee vs. White
No}. a little interest is being displayed alter the coming new round
battle scheduled for Friday night at Madison Square Gordan Wencflhnnl‘
The clever Italian 13‘ m pee‘ved uncut the deci-
him in Boston recently and lie is convinced
Friday night. Moonwhile White“ putting
Willie Jackson. and will in all probability en!
The Original Celtics and the Broo
Sunday for the second game of a series
win this game they will be the professional champions of the countr3 and
the Celtics will for the first tllne in several 3'
Big George Smith is now the regular center to
hailed by the Brooklyn fans as "Big B03" Smith.
of first place. in the Intercollegiate League:
in that the-{Io 'qui
The Quakers mlth
" The Nor-walks evened things up with the Red Men last 11
mory b3 defeating the Indians in the second. game of their
could come out on top and wcnt into
11 and Paienic High could mot haste ar-
ull of the High $111001 athletes turn‘cd actors and an
orlng abolition of the rule against
Signs Rome}
. PHILADELPHIA. Martinis—The
er. was the principal development at
the Athletics' training camp at Eagle
Connie
grave Bal-
The l’hillies at Leesburg. Fia.. put.
final touches on their training for the,
minor injuries which probably will
Peters is incapacitated as the resyt
link
_ .. "free-tor-‘bll which
11,er dudes .wresult dammit-turb-
rdemd that no more me; be played
The Chiago fighter has
er the ring on Friday night a
O ‘-
‘ ~-—-—.»
kl3n basketball team will meet next
of two out of three. If the Brooklyns
ears be forced in the background.
or the Brooklyn quintet and has
games that he has pla3ed. George is
ia- '-'.03er Dartmouth Jasbfiaturday night
ornell. practically assures the Quakers
Princeton still-his a; chance to
ntets clash agaiflhheach
clghfi victories and one di‘féat can-
”t
m the/Ar-
» "‘Tlorl‘the
ejxo'rwalk players} “7%“.—
firmware
..“ 4"
,. 0 ct.
. .e
g,"
' a 1'.
113 winning the Penn. tblll'lley
Cr hy,
0|} New fist-39,3 'oh'am-
fitting ri3ul For the
O ' Q
penrgll on
presentation of the Cameo
.. v;
y
of having been hit by a. pitched ball. ‘
chline turned his ankle. and Cliff
cold. All are gitcheu.
'All of the Athletics were reported in
good 'shnpe. except Bing Miller. who
has a light cold. Rommei's signing
leaves Joc Hauscr. first baseman oh—
tnim-d from Milwaukee. as the only
holdoni. If 11c docs not sign. Muck
will start Doc Johnson at first base. he
1 says.
Guernsey Makes
Record; Yale Swim-
mers are Victors
NUDDIJCTCRVN. Conn. )larch 16.—
_\ new intercollegiate rccord for the
sixty foot plnngc was established in
the \\'vslc.\’un l'nivcrsil)’ pool Inst
J. Guernsey of New York.
member of thc championship Yale
swimming team. His timc was 15 3-5
seconds. against the rccord of 16 2—5
seconds. hold by l". J. Me aghcr of the
l."'ni3crsit3 of (‘ hicago. Yale dcfcated
“csieum in the meet. 44 to 9.
STATIC POLICE IX CITY.
night by .\'.
Search Made of House on Flax Hill.
But Little “'inc. “'35 Found.
‘Vlth a search warrant in their 03-
session. a party of State Policeieu.
headed by Sergeant Frank \‘irelll.
came to South Not-walk yesterday
afternoon on the trail of some
“hootch."
Several places were 3isited and then
home of a: resident of lilax Hill road.
Here it was thought was to be found
some Wine that had been sold.
The in3estigntion. howeVer, showed
that what wine there was present had
been there for some years and'that it
was not being sold and that it was of
a. very mild t3'pc.. No arrests
made in the matter, as the man in
whose home Mine was placed. Had
been storing it there for a. friend of
his, whose own home was not big
enough to store it. - ’
The transaction. ,so far as could be
ascertained.'was perfectly legal in
evenway. and the information givén
the state police is belie3ed to have
last. evening a 3isit “as paid to the ,
were),
'W WWW-value é,- .
. Lao-mom. Kr
probably take a. couple of practice nes-
slons to get his batting eye iiack‘to-
normal The umpire‘s will probably
survive to begin» murgument attend-
ing the opening :ot the championship
St’" lSOl’l.
Brooklyn has gained one pitcher
and has given up another. Burleigil
.Grlmcs is signed up for the year.
while Ferdle. Schup'p. once a stellar
member or the Giants. has been sold
to the Kansas City American Ambia-
lion ‘R‘aln 19:11 at the Dodger camp
at Jhc ville. .ii‘la...‘ yesterday. so:
former lingo 1:11-an Mounlsln L111-
dis strolled in and watched the play»
ers warm up. He ex’m'sed the opin-
ion that all umpires should be called
upon to do full time at spring trait“
, .
way through the. regulars at Now Or-
lénns. but were aidedand' abett‘ed -b')‘
Babe Ruth -- Wilkinson. at the cook;
ies. eclipsed the big swat”. flowévmr
by hitting two triples. one with the
lbases loaded.
Pitchers-Show
CLEVELAND. March 16. ——Despiic
their luck of practice. two Cleveland
pitchers showed midseason form dur-
log a. five-inning tilt between the gen-
nigans and remit at Dallas 3ester-
day. according to dispatches recei3ed
here.
Walter Mails allowed the regulars
well. the Yanni'guns winning 4 to 0.‘
He struck out six men.
Vjasco Barton: th‘e Lynch Hines
Kentucky semi-”pron Worked for‘ 'the
regulars and held the Yucatan to
six hits. Manager Speaker is particu-
larly enWover‘hu showing. the
reports state inasmuch as it was his
been erroneous.
TH
W 14- 99: 1".w.8ch1utn£sr
"1 is now leading.
\lith an '3"?
“ matches.
1'.
F‘l'l'ld
‘O'Jrii'v{«
file.
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HOME AND THAT
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first realtest.
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The Yank" recruits battered their
only one hit. a single. byShortstop Se.- ,
1 none. sprains and'swolilngs.
matter was to be taken up with the
State
‘ The report was aces» Bil sitcoms
on file. after which adjournment was
had. D. S. Bone was clerk of the
evening. while R M. Smith was chair-
man.
‘
What is rheumatism? Pain only
St. Jacob‘s on Will stop any pain so
quit d‘rugging.
Not one case in fifty requires inter
series is arehodup’ “in h
, or the N stream-rim
Men lust night‘utfll‘e NEW“
lithe score at ”Ch a-umum
ggne. Both teams have both won .n‘
Me With me more 335-333 in ‘3
series still to be flayed.
In the swimmer-3 gun. a u»
tery C five gave the Booker M
u tough thrashing. the '
mg 33 to 12 in favor ct the {m
fixation.
. -'I'he huge armory won ”'2‘“
the “dams filth ov‘er ek): hm
inns who turned out to ”some“
game. The Red Kennel. m -
mouse. and watched their mm
tires put as pretty :1 gm no co“
be desined.
The Red Men- Nor'walk cuticle!“
at the end (if the first twenty- M
. or” play dith‘ the Red Hen 1%“
(our point. Trials more”. N
seer, the Mk five new coach-i
more nanometer Win. hm
' their mm down to 11 *
ihileithey made 19. The no
“conclusively however. “at” CI.
Wm well matched and the as“
is still in doubt.
The star of the Cockelioe m
. iould be herd to chose. Conn a
- Wkér put up a paiflcultflyfimtls
hibitib‘n. but so didm “I'M
.011 therother land: 8mm.
,thhydonbLmthe‘ir-M “
liter-flit live. tomcat {who fl
surnames. ave “manicure-send
mxmx. m for—Jame Oxford:
Continued 50h m Page. crew a Yorenlght helm their classic. period. _
1-1—3— race with Cambridge marked their ar- The scores and ammunition: '-
was taken. 185 votes being cut. of rivul at Puma Yesterday by smashing sham - ' -. '
SAN ANTONIO. Ton. March 16—— which 132 were in favor of the new the recon flinch has stood for ten G. F. Pu.
The world s champions Giants will be highway and 53 against. nears. .-Th_ey need from Hammer- Courts)! . , _ _ , . . . . . . . . . 3 4 13
without the services of Frank Friach. The petition of John Tyler and with W to Chiswick ten seconds mmy :rf . , , , , . . . . . . . . 1 o ‘1
stellar second baseman. (or some time; about twenty others for the lay!” of faster fill the Cambridge crew made 'Meeker. c , . , , , , , , ..... 2 4 k
The Fordham flash is out 0': the game a. concrete road on Middlesex road to it in 1.91.31. Black‘mnn. rg .......... '0 1 I“
because of injuries received in the ex. Hollow Tree Bridge road. from Knead Cumbgiidge also is going to Putney MasonJ-‘S‘ . . . . . . .. ..... o 1 $-
lilbltion contest at sequin when Rat— ton avenue w’ss laid on the table. This this weék (or his race. which takes > ... as»? 5-5
ferty. ‘a 3'01mg Chicago outfielder. was done because the purpose Was place April 1 but contrary to long 8 10 3:
spiked the second sucker while the when by the action taken above.iesta.bli‘shed custom the camel: hill Korwnik
latter was sliding "lnto' the begin the which calls for the construction of my in town. being the gum of Gor- * G 3.1 rt
fourth- lnnlng of an: exhibition game "the nWMn-mhitord highway. don Semi-Toke; ‘i’vhoso son is 3 03m— Carlson ,Lf ‘ " o" 2 2...:
Mn. thc White am: The spike cut‘l It was estimated. in the report 0: bridge undergraduate. at Lanadowne ”new, ,f""""'::: 3 '0‘- W‘
through [c risch 5 shoe and tore a hole themeélnl Wallace on the improm- house in Berkley Square. They will Brotherton Le. ' f ' ' . _ 6 0 1‘
in his right foot! IWelbone. . . ; ..— to at Pear Tree, Paint. that. the hold bout practice. however. atx the Kellv ,3 ' "' 1 2 ‘
1. risch was torceir'to lave 111-5 sime‘ min of us. newsroom be needed to‘ Leand tap-cal sum}; 1: 'jjjjjjjmw o It: 3,.
and was - "M m W’ improvements there] The ‘innlutibn ”infill? Mullen. is: 3. V .. .3; .31 ' '
wneé‘rpnewpin ‘m.ii .3 «on ”report money. It contained me ; by tivii cram " "'“ ' .—
Tlfe' ligati- {lili- v sue.» blow.,ncommenduuona flit fiye houses be above ‘3‘ ‘ ve'ra‘g'e. merit. Oxrssu's __ 3 ‘f’, - £- _,
don“ the : - » - remo‘ed w'méi rice the John ‘M or- octet ‘mhehf the lighter averaging pie-3e1- ands '
spring' Wiring,“ ' on; mm, mock properly and that the post silon se3en linoleum the man than h‘er _ . . G- 3F . ,
Rem-.5 13131331111. -. 3:16 m- amulet eight others bochanked. ’ rival's. but has shown remarkable ‘ 1, .,~ - 1‘ . ‘ ;.
“grim; “gm; ,. . The coihmlttee on adequate water strength and is confident that it can Bunches. " ' ' ' ' ' " "' ' i ' .1 .5 =
any. . '4' «~~ 1,, 9..., ‘ sup'Piy reborted through char-lessen” cancel lastlyears detest. Chontou. If ' ' ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' 0 ' 0’ t
W Y...- iii-e .. ammo? ire" rm" B 1 «r111 $211.: 1. 1 - - . 7 :1.
tlosidllow‘edeoch ramanksne‘. Md. on'0 11.31! e e ....... :I....o 0w: ,7
com ,3 yesterdhmtht mm. mgNorot'on Water Company is being sued y P er 0f en :31?"th "3 . . _ . . . _ 1 ‘ 0 ::
Tex‘; 5mm“ the. 3,” W”. by the Town. tit Darien for tenure col _ , " __ _ - A
50,,“ whichAtheWodtteamm‘keep to thelrmement for thea'upa NEW YORK. March 16 ——A. I- 6 2 , it?
returned-u “V? to-‘fllowlnn mnkip‘V of h3drant8l Kirk W. Norman. Welner, 14 years old Philadelphia .; '_ .1
prison Giant . -' -. $31,“. was the town counsel. l3a13road at. present. boy, will be partner to William T. Til- Buttery C G. _ F“fl.
”mafia” . ._ _. W‘ The . o 0.11 five table. ;dcn 211.. world s lndtmr tennis cham- 4 ”>1, ”5
”eke, » , "e m 'Witll'i The ' :5y‘nr, mas. pion in- the men’s initials! indoor tcn- Rowland. rt ..... . . . . . . 4
an insh‘édt Mill Klém' anal. also reported on the elimination or the nis championship to rnam'ent. start- Brotherton. if ......... o 1 ., 1
Owen h “,3“. 5“", by a"; dangerous curve; at Miller s bridge and ing here March 25. r Tilden 5111- Norman. c. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 , I;
nos, wo d” Wthul-ontendins said that conferences had been held nounced his selection or the boy to- Hunt. 1‘8 - 1 - -- ~ - ----- - - 1 3 - a:
‘nthlctes' , it'll be but of the with Mayor 101131 J. Treat and others day. He recently announced that Sheehan. lg . . . . . . . .. . .l .1 «
game for a. few days. and Bubser w,“ of- Stamford. with the Insult that the scans W einer was to be his protege. 15 3 3:
saying he believed the youngster to be
a future Vincent Richards.
Although entries do not close until
next Wednudsy. sixteen, nationally
known players have already sent in
their names for the singles and three
teams for the doubles.« Besides Tllden
and Weiner. the doubles‘ entries, to
date are Edgar, T._,Appleb3', national
and international billiard champion.
and partner. and Armand L. Brun-
neau. of Brooklyn. and Jay L. Ander-
son. New York.
Tilden will not play in this years
singles championship.
Wanamaker Rooted
Penn Leader
PHILADELPHIA. March 16. ———Per-
03' “’ammnkef’b’f Bedtord Mass“ has
been elected captain of the hocke;
team of the Universitv orPennsyl-
vania for next season. Wanamaker
has been the star of the tem. Floyd
Ferdie Schupp Steps
Gut of Major League
JACKSONVILLE. Fla“ March It.“
It was announced here 3mm fl~
ternoon that Ferdie Schupp has
sold b3 Brooklyn to the K2.
club of the American mm
Ferdie started for that magnum
rining camp last night. The m
managed by Otto Knube. In m
sas City the old Giants’ ba‘fier? &
Schupp and McCarthy will be led-‘1‘
fished. MéCarty is the Hist 35*
backstop of the Kans’as eity era...
Schupp was sold tgdthe minor m
club but the sale price was not an"
nounced.
In the Dodgers camp Schnpp‘ iii
been working hard to stage a m
back. and a few days ago ‘19
that his arm was rounding into pliab-
good shape.
nal treatment. Rub soothing. pene-
trating St. Jacobs Oil directly upon
. the' tender spot and
rellef- comes instantly.
_S_t. J'acObs Oil as
harmless rheumatism
and sciatica liminen,
-which never disap-
fpoints and. can. not
. burn the skin.
Limber hp!
complaining! - Get .a
small trial bottle
from your 'druggist
and in just a moment
you’ll be free mm:
rheumatic and sciatic pain, soreness,
btilmels mm1m.pon’c outer!
atelier awaits . Old, honest“ 8o.
Jacobs Oil has benefited millions of
rheumatism guitarists in the int 113121
century. and is just as good an
defines. neuralgia, mailings, back-
Quit
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Stout. one of the star pitchers of the
Red and Blue nine last season. will be
tunable to get in action for Coach Ca-
riss until the season is well under way.
-He injured his elbow in practice re-
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be lost- to the team for three weeks at
least. i
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didates for the various ‘crcsrs. were stunt relief.
casei- today for (helix-st outdoor-prac- _ Hoar, good it feels. Your hem! h
tlce on the~Hauem river. The men clear. You'- nostrils {no open. n
have been working 'on'. machines for breathe freel3..
the last two months under Coach Jim muming. Head colds and , _
Rice. Four shells, three buses and yield like magic. Don't say
a tug, comprised the fleet equips»: up. choked up and mlserabfe.
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for today’s tryouts. a sure. -—Adv.
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