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. . t to you come it you went to-s’e'e ~ B‘sbe pgs; .. . a ‘ ._ . , 3 W"? Wendgdh-hcod weight'ohnmplen. 'MWm-B'lhn- nib-nevi; foul- yearsnglsthe 30
Chat and Comment Of SpéClal Inter 85 Ruth in his former moire-av. - t _ pr 3 n ‘ . : , m §»‘o.oh. 3? ed‘lu? ml”- nylglbone tor the’world title on my mm“. mu held the “:1: .
Take this tip, though: you won mu u >~ , . p . , . ‘ ._‘.‘ ., _‘ gush“ , . ‘” . . I ‘ 1'0“ ‘ _ Winn .
Norwalk Fans. to as him- com dun": “1° “‘9“ iii- ' ‘our , New . “‘iflfifimmm ' mi...- - . r111..." Mitzi.
' zillionwletell‘l'omvge mm mm”? a?" -’ - 2;, [Ali‘- misfit; 4.1:“ 'é'i‘fifli'nmfifi" mm“: :30“ very
ame Welter Eddy. who played with the “Hear,you’ve given the bflsht,lixhts. . r -, 7 . ' .. ; WV "‘3” . , 9v- . _ .0“! _- .n . nt bout a
High who“ won the" would 3 ' G tt last season will be-esen d re living the simple we?" we . my“? from .-.. “Mm “999‘“ 0° W with Dan
m “" sumo“ “Sam“ the Combathonker ro 0 th East Ends. when on ‘ i‘ in onto! the cold and ‘ V, .méndnenwar mefi.mr- won‘byaknockou
Tram- “1“" ""3 “and 1“ "mm” m ”"3 “new or e l d "m' c°m “8 ~ in. in the big . . , ‘ ~ _ ihbowunx. nonmzovorito Welt- mm vs
' ° ' they open the" "as”. He: p we 10mm: mm'befqm the ’ . . ' ‘-.' ' min manning-do bowls ‘. ‘ liihbhittin he hasaglass law.
1" x9” York mere '5 ' 3m" basket ”me fine games (or the Grot o. ' “mrfiw'zrflgn‘ammlffind worried. ’ A!“ ‘ 5 . 1 The hM-‘h'pne‘. "or those _'xnon- Him to pig: “hwy Dundee r-.
M” mm know" as the Pryor smen' . . 53.. ‘1” isn't it"' we suggested. / ‘ " um “044°. 'm'-” ‘ “8450: Mo‘- ~ - Mbstrlnp ‘ t“ math! ago.
Th" mm " made up °f "x ”later" u ““3"” have” u” “m" mm vs gleey'sud tho-slim or. "Not so ' - ‘ ' ‘n’. madman» outsell-truc- , . . v 8 expert- lieve the
is said that they play a mighty fine New Haven has been mstchefl by (:11 r 11 You see I rundown to e‘ ‘ . ,, .ture. ‘Ruth fildirhgfil-I‘Oinlfitb h." Mnmmmflce mimmewmhn
nme. and have developed some splen- ; George Dwyer to meet Kid Kapllm. in bad. You: - e Monday—1t ma” - . IN 5 ‘ “mp-norm on one end. tad featherweight title_ Unquesuo
d” “u“ “’"k' f a. bout in Maiden “1 “1° “e" “mm" “1°" 6?: 02:13,.» . ' ® ‘ herdwdbdjloors put down throdthout. ‘Criqui is the best boy he ha:
' ' -. M‘CR” “en" t° b° "1° ”1" “m“ t-8 we Little Old'New York. — ' - - .. 0 . -. , '- mam-um. ,‘ , y . sometime.
The Bridgeport xucey basketball in the state who hasxaplsn's num- R th id he hadn't missed s. Mon- , . . . no . ‘ “tong“;zudghh M10 at; core mooXilbane, Criqui 13
team does not seem 0 care very much her. They have met live times. and u ‘1 the time he get: but ‘ ‘ \r ‘O ot-tho-terzn'house. The 000ml! futhcrwelxht “a John -...
sout staying in the good graces of to date Kaplan h” been unoble to day yet. Y kilhllf [one . ”o. . ,. \ doneby MYI‘BIJEY- .thei‘colored‘ uv. the mu I fly .
the Norwaik basketball tans. hand him a. decisive trimming. tram. New York the wee 9606 . , . __ ‘ a , cookl 'Th‘e" “I. Chiukéllrrto at!“ ‘ 1 g margin in h“
- . . ' ' . He drive. dcmin: “manytitllzi bite: that WK EN 3 -- the” basins. ‘ i ' . f h'flgn be!“ “‘3’ 0‘10
The Y. M. H. A. Junior basketball. .limousino and sprou 0 0' 7 ' ' . l . a ,- . - - , - - .- , erence the height of the
team or flrlllgopnrt is planning on The fans who went to Red Men's he covers the 200 miles from. Sudbury, . — M. Ruth. swnthedln' [fur coat. c ,.
w‘silesv‘inf In the mech’no for e'dsy’s ‘7 BUG — CR! L - 91$$::e:o prese t l
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hicken tour “I: to be staged at the P3333“
‘ ~ ' ‘ New York on Decoration Day of
I ' t Boston ' in WEQE .
changing its nunu- to the Y. M. H. A. mil last evening were highly pleased which is 20 miles west 0 i J .. ‘ ‘ p
Separates. so that they can book with the way in which' Charlie five and a, halt hours. LIGHT -. / , til: into Monomer: ween-lived. She 30' ”Std-no sprincc
gum-s with filslvr minis in the state. Mnhoney of Bridgeport handled the The farm comprises 150 “"38 "“1 DDDN ‘ ‘ ' h "9“?!" goat 5H} '11 ‘R th ilistic circles. -
lieralisc or the name Juniors they game. He is one or the best referees in didn't produCe anythins mudl last m3 ‘ ' “n“ m" re by 9 9"" ° u‘
. ~ ‘ Criqui wen born'Aux.‘ 16. 1893. aid your .
have had to play trams that are not in l the state. season. Ruth said he 11““ '5 decmed ‘ ' . ' ' ‘ ‘ ~ “3' '1‘! b9 “"3 in Fe.”"'"’.’ :5ng -. . ‘ . ‘ . ' ‘ . ‘ l
”1,,” m”. = — . - ‘whal. to do with it: but he's soinshto - , - - , , remaking When" Babe coiled. Dot- » y
. e . ‘ . - , . ken coops built t is - l r one; pope. 7 . . ,. , .
t 3. ad ni lit for lNorwnlkl hme some chic ,, . -. ~
Klsh. who was considered by many I «win ‘b B b th defeated_ winter. He bought the'rorm' this Autumnal VOW mullet-the. “NR - . _ . -
us the best high srhool fullback in the mg ”ha The); we.” .0 Year. ‘ ' ' ~ - who look!!!“ '- “WWW! beside h1- “ . ‘ '
f , '. _ .. - ,--‘ ' ‘ . , . . . ' tnhlen usbulk.'-end lie-s ode hours » . 7 s .- ‘
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ins: guard on in... l~‘:lirilrnl<l high nw. or: tzgyatgikgrtizmgsgnms; ‘11:; :2: 3‘ :1; pond. an d . "we hunting. Not much . 1‘ ‘ - hei- heolweys “Riflfijmdel‘Jsplem‘n . ‘- g . _
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\Vlihv high school 01' \Villf‘rbill’y has Guamieri ave foul shots in succession, :gnfgnofiiai" D _
s voryrlst hilflkf‘lillln from this 3931-! because one of the. I‘riangle players
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son] TIN'Y defeated Bridw‘port high talked bflCk to him. .
for the fourth strilight iimi- in two ‘ ‘
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years, last Friday. ' ‘ y ' - Dilplly‘lnx the greatest team. work; '
* ‘ ‘ fast Wakeman Memorial team of .._... . In”: Mrgoioxusht nso‘hgigglioon um ha been mu on ‘ 10°81'00““ m Defeat the Red Men . -~
Till» lll‘idglnport llilth School seems to Sollthport on New Year's night. The Some of the members of the Alneri- the Vi. , yewdeteated ‘0’ at: .’ great many moons. the Royhl Tri- Score “32 “’17. Rd ,
he slilminz in all iirmlrhi'!‘ 0" 590m“ Buttery team will have to travel at. a i can League star! or umpires mustbe a n , 4.0. hchwwu. b ” the'test 811- ml” of Brooklyn handed Nor-well: ' ' , [I I
'i‘iw ' rum-ll to turn out a “inning '00“ last cli to (lofvat the Southvort 1868- trifle worried about what they sre - " “I"? “P“ “1 ° ”“1 y- r B Five: nest trimming by the score ' SC “
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imll tram does not NM“ ‘0 "9 am" ' . - s O going to do next summer. 3 ' V‘jmm‘. ".C' Th'"°°r° Kr ' ' or 38-28. In the fieliminsry nine the _ .
boll lmim dm's not si'i‘lll to be ill-’10 ‘ ‘ While President Johnsonhun't 1111- WITH THE ‘ no I‘m“ wuhlrd ‘0‘“. throuth- .0-¢alled Nor-walk All Coum were . ' 0011mm ,
8"tS‘I1'IK- The Rea Men separates are going ounced an releases he hes let it be DAB ° out ““1 m‘_"‘“"' was in doubt up defeated by'the Buttery C team to the - h
. . e . at a. fast clip Just at the present time. :nown thntyho has sdded three new _ until the am whistle. "Red" Riley tune or 4647. The'Stunrord Separates bask» i
Fallon Rooms to lm ilw outsmnding “Nd “Tvlfintmke: :253‘,:?:n:dt,on3:?:et umpires to his stuff in the person of' ' ‘ W33? shining “glitter-tho Kellogg It he; been a long time since two Mono 0! the fastest teams in
star (or thin Combat 'l‘r-‘lin hasmtba” ' th‘m‘ 5 mm a . , t: i te "Ducky" Holmes. "Red" Ormsby snd‘ ' . “m“,h .9193“ " greet m’ sud ouch players“ Yerkes end Schulte “‘45 defeated the Red Men Big
loam. “in has scored more points this Of the best junior “‘05 n e 5 a ' ‘Ciarence Rowland. we.- .." over the pond With the puck. hiya played m this city. Both of the” h ‘ Xut'nme at Red Men's m -
"awn «“0 “W- ”1”“ “”Y 0”” "my" ' ' ° Holmes and Ormlby have had con- Aurel-.Lowden W 9" “M‘nd‘” men played'xuurd for the Trungles. chiu‘br the score or 32.17. . f“
on tho imlnl. - The Stamford Separates basketball slderablo minor league experience, but stur- tor the Silver Mine lean. Mc- They seemed to play ‘.‘m. of their, preliminary some the Ali-Coiieg‘I "‘
‘ ' ‘ . team was only defeated by one point umpiring is all new to Rowland. who ~ Certhy of the Kellogg teem received 3 own. and the pin-yo mg they mm“ Stemtord went down to defeat. be ‘
Tho Calf Pasillrc Lire Guard hasket- by the Bridgeport. Y. M. H. A. in I. however. In. had a varied bssebsll . . bed blow over the eye during the tune or! between themselves we" wonder- ”10 tut‘xoing Red Men Separat- .
hall loam will hold prnciiuo this mien- game played in Bridgpport, This would career. Q. - ‘ M but remeined in the contest. tul. They were both very tut. end the tune of 35-15_ a‘.
in; at ('Omlnlllllty llnll. host )0" he a, fine team for Manager Sherwood There “'91? nine members 0n the . km The Kellogg turn wish to p15? the Yerkes completely M1041 Mullen mm Th. mun .m started of: “-1, a]
walk. They nrr' planning on playing if1 to book up for tho Armory. Johnson “a“ &t the close of the season . - ST Coir-Posture Lite Gum tum “goon Ml wonderful floor-work. He mm m rush. The local'tesrn was the n y 5
WWW“ ““"”" ,‘“"‘,”“”:’ ““3 WM" ~ - - ~—Connolly. Evans. Dineen. Hilde- . ‘ UN! "5“!“ out“ ‘9" 3°“! “l 3“" ““9" puke: liner bullet. tor a. tour or 18 won on sorcery basket by Court 9,
. . . 'n - brand. Owens, Chill Moriarty. Nailin 3 point; Schulto 3.130.111“; five Met- not: tho center at the floor. He -
Tm- Last [and lwnskollln‘itil ti 2:11;: W: $322312: 35:55,:1rdfloifizegelzoett and Guthrie. ' p A Christan. enterteiument w‘ill leo- and mm mm. for. tom_of 1: pom", (allowed this up with another p "h
planning on holding r”:m‘k C91 Corri- basketball pluvers that ever played on It" a cinch "0‘ more than nine will / “I” . meetinrot n" hulk (" God- Both 0‘ these pl‘m ‘" mm" 0‘ Uhot. putting the Red Men (our " ‘
"‘“Y ”mm“ °f ””5 “N n a local court, ‘ be carried by President Johnson. ' IrorFost No.11. American melon. to the “man. New yon; anonubukep. in the loud. The Stamford team~
muniiy Hull- -_.. which means the gate {or three ubl- 96 / be held tonight in tlie Wilton nvonus ball tesm. come to life end went out in IN! '
_tra.iors. h0me~ The gems was felt throuxhout sad the local tum. and at the end of
Team Completed during mo lirsl hair the local tom led first but the score stood li-s in .
I I I rw ° tor the slum- ”rt 0: the period. in town 'Durins the second half
.[ 8 F0 3rd Passes , - ‘ the second part of the some the Visit- Stamford tum continued ‘0 P110
“V Dmag‘me 26 Th 3 S _ ‘ . on opened up end with their (rest lIla-Mum and tuned Considerabi
is! i. . I ., ' C. .— e y ,
. teamwork and speed denied the locals. t lead 0Y6: the Indiens. Court
West Virginia University football First Eleven . Second Eleven - 'l'llird Eleven Gumlerl end Mullen the iesd- wee notdeelingiwell. was takenou
team. which defeated Gonngu Uni~ '
IEnd ........--.-Tu'lol'. Annnpolis..................Klrk. M10h13‘n ...'....v..‘......‘..xoyf. WuhnndJeit. 11139011“ mmr.f°r‘ 03k FIVC. m. m. dufln‘ thu DCX'lOd. 811d
xcrsiiy eleven 0: Spokane. Wash. here Tackle ‘
.........Treat. Princeton ..... ..............Waldori‘. Syrecuse ........‘.........‘Bolow. Wisconsin , 0'80er elso plsyedennoxeine'l’eur- M‘JNI’MOB‘DY J0me The J I
-""5‘-”d“—V ‘51 ‘0 13. 1"“ “NY “d” 1°? Guard . . . .. . . . . .Schwnb. Lafayette .. . . .. . . . . . . .. .. .Cross. Ysle ...... . .... .. .. .. .. .. ... Messiaen. Illinois sell. the right forward or the visitors “Mn “10 an“ Whistle Me"
L05 Angf‘k", °" the way t° “"5”“ Center . . . . . . . . . .Garbisch. West Point . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Bow-er. Pittsburx . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .P'otenon. Nehru!“ played e. pretty gems. ”-17 in “V0? of the LOCI; City , 1
t“““- “' V0" Where "1‘“! w‘" "’ Guard . . . . . . . . . :Hubbsrd. Harvard ...... . . . . . . . . . . . Betron, W. Virginie. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . Dickinson. Princeton It is hoped that Manager Sherwood Con“ W “‘0 0‘":de n“ .c
0m" January 3' The team plans to Tackle . . . . . . . . . :Thurman. Peunsylvsrlin . . . . . . . . . . . . Neidlinxer. Dartmouth . . .. . . . .. . . . .Gullgn. Brown will be able to bring this team to Nor— ”I. 30d, MED “1d “3395 in Q“ ' - u,
by "W San Francisco hem"! “mi“ 101’ End .. .Muller, California. . .Bomsr. Vanderbilt ......_......Kedolky. ”Iowa. - walk again wlth Yerkes end Schulte for! tot-1 or to anoints- Clancy - :.
”10 "is“ Quarter ....Locke. Iowa .......... ...'........-8mythc. Westroint Uterus. Michi‘sn. ill-tile linerup. 1: they ere booked tor pulled e nice same- It would - 4
9 rec The contest yesterday Witneufil -Haltbsck . . . . . . .Kow, Cornell ..... J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morrison. Colitorniu . . . . . .'. . . . . . . . .Jordln. Yule . s. return tame. they‘Armory should be herd metter to pick any indl -l se
0 __i more forward Damn than have been Rollback . ..... -Klpke. Michigan ................owen..nsrvsrd ....................Bsrcbei. Annspoli. naked to the doors, a it lsrtreet to star from the Stamford team bees .
. , . ' swn in Southern California this sea»- Fullback ........Jolm Thomas. Chicsgo .............Bsrron. (looms recs. ......'......‘..Csstner. Notre Dune, eessuch bssiretbsil players es these "enrol-yer on the outfit p - f
l N-‘I'OHTMMN . son. The West Virginia. mountaineers Copyright, 19:2. P. E. Collier is Son Compsny- ~ , . two perform. srest come. This team disp .i.
if iii? WWW" NV“ 3 “Ni-“‘0“ ”1'“ attempted fifteen passes. of which . v . ; ~ .” The prefix-alum me w... moths: 091110 Wonderful teamwork Whith' T3
dlSKl‘llllHi‘WI. :l pllle-r who talks llnck eight were completed. Gong.“ com- BY BILLY EVANS has produced in you-n It Wu felt Princeton. He DOOM‘UIO threetouch- ell? victory for {he mm C gem. nod the local five. "Beef” Carlson -D(
in tho official and l‘l‘vn'l'il‘is 11““9‘”, pleted fourteen out of twenty-seven When one football expert pits hlm- certain that he ,would be selected. downs-mode by-Chlceso. The ' Glonbrook tom. who were he"! 0011"? 0‘ the “51‘0”- P1” 531‘
in "ii linslml‘..zlllxlnllki' lll'lnllrr, \vllrli nupmpted‘ ’ u" against the world at large. his Molt of the critics picked Kirk Ind . m Enfllelyfi’ma. booked to plsy the Buttery team. 090 unsound tossed In three i- ' to
““"m ””1 ”"‘ T““"“"" "“"7 West Virginia made sixteen first selections for an All-American team Muller u the ""1“ Csmp 3”" “3’" Gallon of Brown was 'tivondrs‘ by celled “1° game °a “t the lest minute. trom_the door. Maruke “d M u 3“
Th“ "MN” "”3 " i” "'9 "0“" '0 dowus and gained 136 yards from are sure to meet. with much criticism. 1°” 0‘ Annapolis the pertormsnce over mm.of the editors: drum for . (nerd Ind Manager O'Boyle lied to get bull! k”. “3° stirred 1°” the S ""‘
Elle .he nlhinr li‘lllll‘ lilr- LII?” in mrlke scrimmage. Gonzaga. made thirteen Welter Camp h“ selected a. very Kirk. . 7°" their A‘llsmmc‘ m Cunp end digup ‘ "11,.“th ‘M. “I. teem. Then. two players made. _3
n. rm- throw for non! for s'ii‘h COH- first downs and gained 93 yard. by line eleven as American's best. but it Placing KoMullen of Illinois on the place. him on u. gm"! “uh. team celled themselves the Norwslk We“ end played a. fine noor .. or
duri. rushing. is certain to draw unkind words from third teem will not meet with the up. The only nation the ”um is All-Collerluns. The Battery took the ‘ The proliminsry game was a "I
— ~~—- —~————-———————— many quill-tors. Critics in the middle provsl or many of the middle west crl- 30m“ “ end ind Ben-on st :ulalubeck leedgst the stert end were never in °"|‘ tor “10 Red M911 Separates. sli
LV-H'mlifi. . {west will pick the team to pieces be- tics. Monsignor. was the clus-of’thO on “1-. “co diam. Red‘R but. t denser during the remainder rat-tho W “"3 5‘4““ “3° ““1"”
V a 'mm F'n’li‘i" H)“ mm” With GreenWICh cause of the railuro or several stsrs" western cuerds find it was believed Centre is 3‘1“}! by l :d °u me. Brotherton‘wu the outstnnd~ erintheirlinenp.thst “9'35““ ce
men nlnwrs. “w rr‘mlinrs and two G If G t ‘ 70 from that section to be placed. that Cemp would surely and e plsce “My . .n . . » ‘5 °° ’ tb in; stu- or the gems and toned in I} “0‘30”“- ‘ka‘htlem “
sillmiillim, nnll hernrcn the name; ‘ 0 er 6 S 3 Seven of Camp‘s first team are from for him on his first teem: - ' ' ‘ bukels from the floor (or ectotuot 3 Monogram!" W31”. 1
Hire" pinion nlc so llmllv injilrm -————
- . . : Comp - phcet Nib-ctr Locke of - out theme. Every player on
the east. Three are from the middle We ie of Nehru-ks. ._ wandgrful . . points. Rowland and He- elooplnyod ...
they run on lrvnlrnr conilnlle. is it PINEHURST. N. 0.. Dec. 35__;John west and one from the coast. The tackle]. rwn entirely overlooked ml'IIOWITnhgmrter. .A-rudjoflty of the I. a“ some; Mllkin'lnd:3umllm to“! five put up I. fine game and
prlfifllhir for Hint ii‘nlll in complra; n Chapman of Greenwich had an in- south isn't given any representation. Camp's "Milk! 'thk‘of thtbui‘s'. ‘ Bl; Ten. [089.11. did the lune thing the “I." tor‘ the Conscious; one. ohm Ass 3 whole played a g. ‘
"1" mm" will! onh' i'rmr men In the dividual round of 35—35—70 on the The {act that eastern football did new" mm. u‘ued'w‘eg mention. "I ”in?“ PM. 301"! Thom” It ml}. two pluyeis'acoreddt or their-«sun: ”11!: some. 3- Smith. the s .
flolri‘.‘ championship course here yesterday in not demonstrate any great superiority John Tl I I'll.- of Chlmo is pieced H°'°:u°fi" when Locke m ¢PWd°Md pom“. ' .., .. - . "mgrtzm- 'i“ the fading I;
.\ ream must sinri plrlv with five a. tour ball match in which Chapman over the other sections or the country, ‘t fullback: Undoubtodly damp “w u I. peck. en the western experts. Mr. men-magg- ”(Mythoamdn at); 1"- 19 0M3- ones an _.
mm in the liwiri hilt if it has no sub- and '1‘. Russell Brown of Montclair is not going to help justify the selec- Th mes in elation ecslnst'Px-ineeton nyo-himproteronce-oveb Thanks. momsmmumMr-Kfi did 7 tzo P837011 8- fine Same
siiillios in l‘cplm‘v players forced to won by 3 and 2 against Denald Par- tion or seven eastern men. 9 ‘ ' "WM“ selected~lhree 5‘. , ”an. not also m’ehy'itoul- dun-hit the.con- Wed 1 points between them.
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1"” ”ll he ”norm-I. It may ronilmm with Eon §JWY¥1JIr¥tOVéEaZI§MIL T%0Kf:t:;: 'r " Kirk Loses Out. Themes was bound.» be pieced on the. story when the opiate; Jone mun ll ffim‘mffifiumnfig'gr‘m ”gamut“ Visiting ave end ‘tosse‘ d in three « i
c-ss ‘ in w l» :lwrs. - he to. ure oi! Kirk to win a. place first: team. No joqlbul phyel- m the . bn'i‘ fll‘i' . ‘15 ‘ tu'nttlll- . - . ~ . . , ke' timid-two touls‘to total r ,
.._“..- best amateur round so (or played here will come In a gres. tsurprise Kirk histo ' - ' Olly . m ° . , e .- . Down“! 391 ma .9?" my W” - . r " ° .
‘ W 0‘ ,. “1° “3°“ 9"" PM“ 3- omens country incur-be done-end M ii: . points.
sm-tl'm'rons. this season is one or the best ends the "El Ten" ' ~ - '~ . - . ’ ‘ . . ~ ' “P“ the “cuw‘ °’ ° 5““ ~ - .
WM h ”WW-gimp for the com ‘ fluFefm,th§n.f'd.Th°mm .etegeloriuolsni... .. . .. . .. ._ . mdumenioyed. . Chen-lie Money or
In brisk" hi”. like all other sp‘:ts.
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“a” up M ”w qugpment or the y‘mw' mm, VES AL“) I Hit-HA. LEAVE m thoetMarulo basinst the Big Five. In the prelin'il- him/sud horned e_ it plain at the
home imm. ' ‘ ‘ ’ I'TWMK T. MILL Mill-Léo VJH‘H‘IOI!‘ 1w WOMEN 15-. VII“ 5099993 a .- . "n ‘ - ‘ nerY'gune the Bettery C1flV¢>lfldnth0 31:?” “snail”: 3:“: 11:!" “yb‘
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Tull-fl: OFT. TAKE BACK W393 1095 BEWG GAE EX$$$G%’ . A . m ".mm‘o“ wouryflmho: is “2:2;- will pllyxhe third game of their ”fl”. pleyen.’ After the same. dancing
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Hus 3 strong’ team to defend its honors.
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