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Minor Leagues Do
. Phenoms to Keep
Ever Before
More SL‘tHHL“ were prrscnt ..t the
Nuclmll tum-tins; in Chicago than
Ever grueirl n iii-mums Just millage,
by their pin.» .ztt. l’crl:.1.vs then:
were YIl‘lrt' tli..;i .l ninzvn of ’tlil-lu.
some clubs lt:1\-.- two scouts 1111.1
name us runny us three, whitt- one
had four 011 lb»; rind (l‘lr‘ Mason.
”11 all four hHa-r got 21 till]! 'Jl;1_\t*1
worth rosin.
‘1t‘\‘aSlluT \i‘hfi'l) tlu [‘l'lli ‘vl tli-
Icouts. it. v.15 11n- mull of bull
players “ho lt 111w it in lli'\€‘l(;l‘ and
b0 dimer-3n ii. if th- rc is u Huger
in ahese tiiiir-s ulio makes .n home
run or :in unusual stop ‘11 51mm
bush lcugiie- thlrl- somebody to
commltnlt'atc :lt i'll\t' “it'll ll‘." head
of some lliL'l’l'l‘ up club 1111‘ 1]\\'il}
goes the semi! to grab this ,rnyi-r.
Who probably isn‘t 11:1va .0 1w
picked.
Out. in (Illutvrliiu
numbrr t-t scouts l::iil culm‘ud it)
one Cll)’ lililyll’I“ li hi I .tt'll l”lll"l. ’l‘ll-
Dlnyer \\ limit tho 1' u. lt‘ 1-('H.:ili’iL' “:13
3 good play r tun. 'l‘lio; mrm-r n: th-
club that t‘l'lill'till‘.“l tim p, 1ycr kn: v.
is
not ion: 0:0 at
the scouts. flflll ill" nicrr- ihm trtiu'
to get. l~,\' l.‘.:.i :Jiti his i-tntnnyvvs
undist‘own -l 2w 1.. m;- 21-,- — 13.31.]
it.
-0nc scum wt l'l llvr: Liv. 1 h- 1's.
Another lll '. .- 1:1'111vi stun-l. .‘i thin}
came lfllt'i, .‘lli'l 1.1 iiwn lll' inns {will
that. a semi: ‘A'is iii the stunt 1143
nwro.tt"ltwl 1b.» tl‘?l‘l'llt"(‘ i7I\lllt.ll9l).
ltcu’ltfd his tl\;tl. limit :1 l at as {in
no lit“ Cutilol (nu) trill] him uni
out down “uh l.l< li.it p-il'wl own
his eyes.
'rhl'rt- “as I 9112' the in tin tuit-
flgltl. and 11 smut not lllf‘} th-~
.grounll iml l-i‘l b-hnrl t‘...1t. Ano-
ther scr-ut Hflt' tl- 111:1 1-. i 1111;.
from licliinl 111:: wornrir 1m ”11'
blt‘lit'lltt'm \\"w 1. ‘l,v- 1:,1"t- “‘1."
our H: r 1’ ‘lt ( 111', ii. Lilli
prelim ‘ l '.’l :i-iwmm' 1U l
Scouts .11 i‘w ~ l1»-l-1~- t 11-:
1i!h>‘-i"wl v‘» rv L."' W 1H” r P!
Ivory Hunters Busy ~—
of that sort which put an end ‘0 the
(.lfilllllg with agents and resulted in
the scout being set up as an (Slab-
lislicd industry in baSCbu'l.
It will always be doubtful whether
it pays. Howey er. that doesn't keep
the scout. from working l'uri. and
there are some of them who xcu‘iz.’
have had mun: to do with lhv- mult—
1113‘ of a team than-the .1ctiu- man—
ager. but you don't hear much -ll'(llll
11111301121
POLO] GROUNDS
Gibbons and Dempsey
D e m o c r a t i c.
Convention
The :ilznmincciii- i.t from \\'.I\liiiir:~
tt-n \thllt‘sda)‘ that the ll‘lllt‘t‘l‘itllf‘
National Convention will be held at
Mitclisun Squurc Hardin stzlrtim:
rumor hnllil'ls to
June 1‘4 sct the
unrl; With :1 \'IllL:-‘£lllt‘(‘, iiibl “lwli
thvy finished it was .‘Ill Sit that the
return iiintt-h lvctwcrn .lm-l; Ilcmpsvy.
11ml 'l‘mu (Hill-nus will be singed at
the Polo Grounds during: the \\‘t't"k
of the ”my: utinu. 'l‘hc. (Hunts (”'1‘
«11 the road tlurixir: thi: period. sn-
it duvs not seem uzirr-nsonnble that
This match “ill be held back a few
wreks so that lht' thousands of visit-
ors from out of lawn \vill hr- ublc tn
infny this lltlll for 1hH h-van't Jizht
vlimilpirlushlp of thn- \vorlti.
rttiii'n {I
hill is «MUH-
."l in rh: llri lu-
.1 hit 111‘ light nil
(ii-l
1' 91141,
T: x lib l..1rtl 11ml
.‘"‘
14.
'1! t .l\.
\\’ “Lilith-ll
'4 d t-» :1 rrt‘n
i’l ivv-
Iilxl'
"“‘Sportively Surv
310R LEAGUE scams HA ' ‘
HARD 103 FINDING PROSPECTS
Not Furnish Enough,
~More Attended Meeting At Chicago Than!
«much
I rulzlry.
l
Ma y Meet During.
l
l
innit-h
f
:
11111E
dear of hi 1. ~ . .~-i>l nil i: hung... ,
to cnjm- l" ‘ .1 1‘-w:1i.\~:.w~u 51"“ Still-int. in llivlgnrtl s illist‘ljz‘t‘
, l'l‘l‘it't'll‘ (.tuvd I'lly. 3”:" “(tier liixh in the lt)\\|l" of th'»
‘11)“! ., ,. i 3 . u p ”Hi Hymn. V‘;.'ll"tl"n “us proud”! (Arr hy l“l‘1illli
bow?” (m. i . . «11.11 on mr. ll‘nnlti'y. but all 1m «litl yesterday was.
11,”.0 u .1 .1 l-rt.».- 'ltrihl “1"{0l‘l am! 1'1 {use to utter nny
"l'i‘t on s it the trnn “tin ““1““ 0““ ““3" or ’1‘“ Olhf‘r- “\ hen
ran the. ti ‘t' "l. ”use that follow 7‘1'Kll’mfltl on 1h: Mihlet't (utility.
- H . ' 3 -'1 arm! tn ”m jliSY laughrd and said, “\\ culdnt
:‘(hlil “ . " ‘s 'i r tho-Ms; thr‘ c ”L,” be '1 3""5" “PM ["1‘ It. fight: y '54.
I Pt L ‘ ' ‘ M , indeed. it certainly would in: it :1. nt-
mon .p” .. .. L”, ‘\
"0‘1 " stinr' :l the scouts. "Henry 5" L ”f‘". h‘ “”11 '«Uk ill!“ .11.
' A. ' “" l'l 't. Nu trll no Shh“ and thus???" “i" “Y passing out
' '- .\ ,.1 . x -. 1 3 , . _ . ‘
be“ h H 1 3 a {cw of Tex Ilicknrds pry-gl-gns,
beforv'”
"\Vli_\' 1753'” \ H31 “firm '1rt-11nd tn
the (‘51;"Jl'. 1,. .rr- ' 'l in «l ta p‘
1V. r n: 11mm. 1
in to v..1‘.< it ‘ '1.
:ll-snllitrly no f‘ir‘tl'flf‘ informa—
Thi- Giants"
(in the [wow-slimy}.
tillrhlltlll “as brought
but
tivn.
»:ll. 11?
”11‘
but \vltt u
— _-~_-.——..._.....__... . _..._ _
nt‘firc was just nsf
,filll
up on 1‘)" I
might nztvc ti; 1 - ii you till." :mn smili'tl knowingly but rvl‘usmi to
The 390'”? “"1“ it“""‘l"-“l"‘”“ llllllill‘f, any of tht-ir kncv.lt-iii:«- if
afternoriit in "bu as!» fl'lil l~"~’““ “'llhvy had any to give.
like t'tll‘l- “"‘ T .0 "‘ H “'2" H") 1' Early in June.
almm”. .h. , ., .7." 1i .-. “‘12.? a. form»! .. ‘ _
int! n. y", N ;‘ w . 't'..3r U“: m. '\\ 2;»‘11 ltu’klll'tl :mnuum-nl 1'-'<~.i‘.‘._v
arms: \\‘(>'ll\l l 1‘ .l 5»'l!\(31' 'lt llz‘lr' rl .‘s- ' “LLL "Mhlmns and Delhi‘s! 2v llzi'l’
Fonszw .., l . 11.... Viv 1 :.‘.r.i.": “FM"! in "'“M ”r'd'T hm 'F'}.“""t"”.
laid .I _.: H ‘ '1': 1‘ gm“: | : .~ :‘hlml that ill :11 probability tl‘c
~ ‘ .. E 1:11!” \u-uM be put (iii the its: um i;
find ’1“ V" ~' . V. 'V 41.11“ Alny 01' the ‘1”.ll'l)’ twirl (if .ivlncJ
ll “7‘" 3‘ ‘ .111» "‘ f “1' j'l'lizs “11:: just :1 l"lll.’ill\l‘ :1:‘i..i.;:_ -
the srus‘vt’i I“ . “-I" 'lV‘H' ““""‘l1v. 11‘, 31.1] .13 hr is tirnlh 12"»i in 1:11:
on 11"“: "1’ - ' “7 " "‘ V ' l imiit (iii any time 111- tl¢“‘l;l>~ 2915,
5931!. l l- ‘ ”3 “"' I”“311 llu- (.Ill)’ part (if tl1-~ stintinr 9'. ll
acou‘r‘l 'i ' Y‘l ll " ‘ “""".i:. tllli'" l.l.~ly that 1‘ “ill in- f-t:l;.‘.~tl,'
many :" l F"’.>lt' 4 I" i ' 1" ‘-"‘- ”“4 l \\ liilv tlir tnu‘ll is t'l‘ll‘it‘tlt‘f‘l uitli nir-
froni bust. in in: v. '1“- m'v’i r? “("7“ ‘ 111.11.; zilti’uetwl in» the .‘-.'.itii~11ul I‘cu-I
thlfli: ti ..o '51,: y it 1. ~\' fut u'wr {'Hi‘t' ’\rr1i..n.
ch'm“ 1‘ ‘ (if (’t'lll‘ht‘ llit'igurll must h:|\t- ill“
"Thu 51113:," :.j v7. 11!. h”, n:
Fr“.
,,., t- .. l.l‘~ '.1 3. .0
ll)" ;
“:11 .I.
i"."""..‘ ll .ll‘» »' l'
he, u.-~
wince: worked here and there and
furnished bail players on commis-
f‘cn. A chup would dig up some
.m9 on the lots and groom him
“roll for chow purposes. The 1 layer
fluid sign an agreement to 8l\‘(:
yap Icon: something it the FCOUL
WM him. That. was unrecumry.
.JII! the poor player did not knnv.
at.
Quinlan the scout. would go to lllt‘
e,
H . anlly he Itarted 1t “.0110
you. never loan. to get the play-
rfi‘lod to 3 contract with the
«0‘th lug-d it would in
MI! up, an o :1le had
m After the am one: he
M 5".“ by my m.- for
M an slave denim in one
‘ .5193“ in connin-
. ““4””
4.§:T>- i
,. .
the 111 12.1w :- ,l~ tubs LA .iim- t0 l‘l41
l
l
to and paddle the service- ci the l
«Lilv [ilissnl nu by l'tlll] tillilnvn: :
hut rhuulti irr‘ ll?»
this {illfpll“. Gibbons is
l ‘11.;Itwj.'_ thzlt"
it"‘lii
Pyaivlli‘t-
{'tl-l-
HAUGHTO
QUIT cal
Head Football Coacifls
N at Inclined to Con-
tinue Hard Task
\Vhen Percy D. Haughton. former
Harvard football each and new lead
coach at Columbia University, or.
rivcs in this city today. he imme-
diately will be asked by Columbia
athletic officials and interested ni-
umni whether he stands by the
statement attributed to him in 1305-
ton )cstcrday that he "would prob-
ably not return to Columbia next‘
full."
Tho report came as both a sur-
prise and shock to Columbia officials
who llfi\l‘ spared nriiihcr time nor
vxpcnsr- in aiding Coach. Huughton
in build up a football clmcn for the
Blue and \‘l'liite which could com-
iiw‘m with the best lvilms in the East
iinuclitnn himself received a
of 515.1100 last (all and
brought with him him own high
priced stuff of assistants. all former
linrvnrtl men. with the exception of
licp‘mr. :11} Illinons star of several
seasons back.
In raw (‘onch lintlphton's state-
ment tmliy substantiates the report
trom l‘ms‘mt. it is: certain that Col-
umbia ntticiuls will the! that a mis—
.ll'ldt‘l‘SlillltllnL’ with Ilauchton exists
“mounts almost to a trench
of trust. It was understood at the
limo llnuehton undertook the. job
or rrnrcnni‘ing the football team at
Columbia tlmt he would have five
years in “bill to build up his fam—
anus sxslt‘ul. \\'ill1 that understand-
Eim: in llllIl-‘l.v(‘filllllll1l.’l athletic nt-
lli--i:1l:. :~"rwi-l ln' hire perhaps tho
il'ich t prim‘d Ermips of assistant
footlxzi . I‘t\!l(‘ll"s in the country. Th?
heavy expense ilit‘urrml “'8! min-
imized in the belief that linughtmi's
“tori->1: with tho ftn'iflmll tl‘ni'n “‘Ollld
l.l'lllL’ it‘lt‘qtlftit' returns.
(‘tilnmhln lilcvt'n Nut
llziring last year’s niiiiirnn
t’:r Columbia ton-1m failed to
s-hmr zinr astounding success as a
l‘t“1‘.ll' n“ tho coaching of linuchton.
l‘-ut Hia- l:irlc «at Sllt'f‘lllP‘J‘Hr results
\‘.:i< liv-t'ztttsc it was he-
n.-~...l 1:1..2 hurl lu-nun his
1-.rii‘!-.. :i-i lllv‘ l‘l'c-s‘rss building
up til-i tvrim “'rilll-i take at leart
tun yours lir fore results i'tartcd to
Tlu-rc was no hint. that
ll:111g:lfttiu might rcsinn his post at
r-‘nse of only one season. At
the time it our thought that a three
your contract had been signed. with
:1 fix" yr-nr :scrm ment in prospect.
"I “"“J' in t‘nlumbin on it one year
lush." IlflllKhlflll is quoted as say-
inc y‘sli-wluy in tl'c Horton inter-
view. "Ti" w seems little chance that
l “‘in riturn_ All tl‘is talk about a
tit!" n contract is hos‘h. Many
things will l‘vil\-“ to lm straighten-wt
in ’.»m l (.111 3311""? to return."
(‘utuinli-i mlxlmin uliiciuls flatly
r- {115ml to credit the report in some
lil;<l.ill\'i‘3.
"1 Quinn? lwllvvc that Mr. Maugh-
Much
COD
Jul/ml.
ll.‘lll;:l.lfi!l
13in!
0 {
shun.
3'1 fir
tnu hilfl tint l.t- might not return
1.» Columbia its (‘(‘.i('lt m’ the foot-
l-..ll 1-.ii.i ntxt fall." said Charles
l!£ll.‘7lll limp-~53 (“liléll‘lildll of the
:t?l.lvllljrt‘t‘llllllillt‘w‘. "I not sure that
ln- 1,”; lawn llllSllinl‘d‘Ni’OtHl and mis—
q'int- ll. it. cum-it be."
S"ll(‘lll|ll‘ Not a Snap
’l‘;~- “AS ndViillUI‘tl in Col-
lillil3l L ulumni circlxs hut night that
ll.r:::‘-i«»11 Lint» v-u mode
lllu'll ‘31:: by the ambitious schedule!
arming. .l tor Culumbi-l next year. It
mid (lint lluugbton “as not
rt-gnrtim; the program.
lnrltlvlos cumr-s with the
\\‘illi;iuis. Cortnll
2!:A 0'“;
11:15:21!
was:
('«ilzrultul
list
Sil'ni'usv .
’l‘llt‘
Arm).
'dl‘nl 1‘1 unz-y ltmiiu.
8011- 5
MY? PRICE or BALL CLUB ‘
FOR sun BEFORE THE SEASON OPEN S?
By SORJIAN AI. BliO‘VN
The first rumor that Rogers liorn-
by of the Cardinals might be pun
chased by the New York Giants
brought the following remark from
Branch Rickey. St. Louis mogul:
“They can't have him for a whole
ball club."
And that, was that. Since then
Rickey has weakened. Has said he
would par: with llornsby for the.
right prico~$500,0(‘l0.
By which remark he. automatic-
ally places .1 Price equivalent to the
value or a fairly prosperous major
league club on the player.
Babe Ruth, for wllom‘thi" record
price to datc was paid. cost the
lnnltces 8132.000. That. price ap.
preached the valuation of one. of
the big league clubs at that time.
it is recalled that some ymrs be—
fore that Charles \\‘cbh Murphy
set a price of something like 3150,-
000 on his Chicago Club trn ichise
ball pan-k. players. uniforms :1 d all.
\Vhen Charlie Somers‘ holding in
the Cleveland ball club were dis-
poeed of seven years ago the re~
The Club Park in Chicago. Babe Ruth. at right.
Llub mm. park and franchise,
ported valuation placed on the tran-
3 L “
o
A
)
3:14:80:
Give him air.
0
lie needs it.
0 0
Joe Hollywood is. still pinning:
O
than out in the Fraternal beam").
Last night he had high total. “1th
a score. of 326. He had hich total in
the Military_1mguc on Wednesday
night.
O 0 U
The Elks wcrc a. little off form
last mening and the Kiwi Min won
three straight games {mm mum.
Sport: Barrage
Ciiat and Comment of Special Interest t3
N orwalk Fans. ’
who (mt. almost as mm:
and Rogers Barnaby;
cliisc as it stood was something .ike
3400.000. Rickey's price of 8500.000
exceeds thls. The Cleveland club, at
the time it was sold to James C.
Dunn. was in a. prosperous condition
The high prices had already come.
into being. It is probable that two
or three clubs in the big show could
be bought outright for a price alighb
ly more than Hm one paid for the
Cleveland c711b.
Ri‘m i
by r» '
'1: .
".1
mm? 3233} would lrt Horns-
r l 57 Slim—my
"..t look: *i-- accept the
latter III.< .riL for Tim" ’3 the Ca:-
dinat bus “limo s' ‘ Ewing up
to H3 boast. tin- “they ain’t have
him for a whole ball duh." Rickey
would be getting several thou
more than it would have taken in
the past years to purchase a big
league franchise.
Frank Finch is one of the play-
ers who would bring the price of a
hall club if he were placed on the
block. This youngster was the out-
standing player of the National Lea-
gue last year and the brightest star
of the world‘s series.
”'44:.
Quinn-3's». .-
1). Down I
is trying to build up his wi-
“an. . He. has his eye. on a Enroll-t:
or young minor league pitchers and
has purchased sever-as, since the
close or last mason.
O U
The High School basketball team.
put. in a hard practice yesterday and
:irc in first. class shape {or the
hrccnwtch game on Saturday after-
noon.
(u'rch and “’iison \vill
slut? in Madison Square
ihclr
Gal‘dm this
do
in as lltt‘ valuation (.1“!’(‘ set on
considered worth more than $271000.
the
And incidentally this whole him
brings to the mind the
Hcilninnn.
Horneby led “.13 Sultana) Lr-acue
in batting. Iln‘tlmuiln ltd the Ainvrt-
can League. it is not the first time
ruse ut' Ilarzy
he has turned 131-3. tricky \Vith his
trusty but Hcilinnitn. :1 1122111513.]
hitter, has tore-ill ’l'y Com l1. T1 '5
Speaker and other southpay swat.-
tcrs ‘to trail in the background of
swatdom. And yrt licilmann, slug
gel- and good mitzir-Jdur that he is
Would not bring nut:- tiic :nummt
asked for Iiornsby or that which
nilght lit) off-rel! :‘nr 17hr}; l‘l‘ llzlf
a dozen other stars.
The reason?
Harry lacks what may be: call-2d
"color." He is a likouiile chap—
haa nn unpb-usant traits But he
lacks the oriciltzil stylv‘, the pop the
dashing kind 01' play and the per-
nonality that has made Cobh. Spent:-
t‘r. .‘latlznwson. “Killer Johnson and
a host of other man valuable assets
outside their' mechanical :iliilit';
That is the rr’uson the Detroit (will
has long entertained offers to dis-
pose of him.
JOHN M’GRAW
Multilwwm
Giants Leader W’ould
Like to Land Young
Newark Pitcher
NE“; 'YOR K, Juli.
7 3~~.\ :zotlliyr
minor league pitching ace is {‘xnvct-
ed to be axiuuttmi to the 1““th u"
the New lork Clams in the near
future. In an inter-nun \este-r-i-lv
John J. )leGraw, Giant. -mnnnr‘}
admitted the rumor that had lr-{ktd
out of Newark which consi;r ;d
harry ‘Bultlwin. star pitcher of” th\
Bears inst sczisou to the Satin-1:)
League champions, this quite like-lv
to prove true. MeGmw added 127.1}
of til-1 1»
MAY
EARL MACK
' F RIDAY, J ANU ARI
s 6"
Mill
SUCCEED
HIS FATHER AS
Has Been Made Assistant to Connie 011
ics -—Is Former Minor Lea
Played Few Game
Catcher, But Could
Jan. .l
PHILADELPHIA. ;-—A:‘-
tor all. there is something n‘w
baseball and the. .Xtilac'ics v...1
spring it. about April 13 “11.1‘ 1:.
Blackwell take the livid to
combat to HnOlhx‘l‘ American Luzgt'
tcmn in the opcwig game (t t‘: -
Q24 season. A base- hit li“i§l. in»;
snort-J {or Something: .\'- “-
tether and son wt; was: sheila > or
actually direct. the p \ii :. ms
and otherwisr. ot‘ a. big .euzlic.
far as the memories of the clues:
1111'“ identified with tin» (an
54*
9.312.")
' recall.
Firs: impression guinul \xi; -n i
“as announced tliu: Earl Macs, so;
of Connie. has been signei :s 'Oucl.
of the Atiiiv-téc::, invariably 23$ tr
n— r9
the effect that l‘apa Mark ““15 g. u H
ting ready to shy out as ii.-.:.:ls:u-I
.un.’ This should we new»:
an error.
llntltly Mfr-ck
quitting the ll
“Hiring at this
(roux the Mack
years ago \xlin-n C
famous clampir-n mac.
Ln - ‘ir‘n
no linen of
{IS 9.
“ii"‘
tlinugn‘.
nit.- .~« 1:11pm} 34.
: Ll:
;ts ixm- r.
:.l1l
.i
1.x ! ."lll'
:t
Stilrlv'
chin-d lzo \vnufl givn l’!:~...lv.-;.=1
another ll'iilll of which this ml}:
Would :‘nci proud. 51.1'331:
:‘~li.l'.k has been twin; to 11.:
5~.:lier this combination.
Progress 11.15 in. .11 Saw. 5,
sousoits lune: lull 51w 11‘ i':
cellar. one iii an nth mum and
next. year round the bum nu
Ania 1.1-4 .l
k Liz‘iniu
(2.2-
the
Sixth ang oi
ladder when
r i
i‘Ht.
better times (:30 ahead.
L'uuii out huough To l'rv Yici.
Tho, sigatieus Mot ; curse 1:; 1*
is enthusiastic Elli-Jul his :x's. 5..
confident is he «nor til: tJ‘lc
M‘Ci'
that he alnudy has gone to
“ill: in: fo‘t‘ecas‘. '
should do no nurse
out {or secon-i pluce
Cull‘trl’ltl'. 1‘5 illiu ULZK'vi’. .:;.-i
.‘and.
Klurr 12:15 the \{z’gu.l‘.» do: .
Litll ItllC‘S‘lOlli J. \‘v'i . . 1 ; .n 1
that. he \Mvuld give :iiaimipinr.
anutlwr \t.nn-.r no
many 3rnrs lic‘ Lot! to
this task 2.: rrunnt ILYIl"
it. If Mack had any i.
retiring its 'joi‘arn ll‘.‘.ti
marks he would have s.
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renultl1 ’71.. o , «lr..a-L.Hk to t‘ r ! l:.l'llc Kano. stop in New York 011.clevcns.” said 11 famous football it is stated that arrangements have “m - - . ‘ . Was involved nth-milewmub Baldwin 191‘” 9“” R V
recrviii v~ 1 1.1; rill. ix 'hut if 1.1-.11- “113' South and sign our} sin] gill‘lllllll of ”,0 '91.,“ who wished his been completed for a beauxu-iahr 1}". 11,180” is m “p mp condition for Buck Hf - .. u ‘00“ take N30“ break 11: 11.? H‘ ”A .
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ml ; “I i . S in 0) omt next fall. He is said to be bout; wit hTaylor-ueoon as his. hand bi rr er for automo— vestimtc and report on the (““ibn- _st .‘_.g . c. no u . .r‘. 1.. :58“. 3;.
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