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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 4, 1924 · page 8

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A. A. U. Will Hold Championship Ev .
» Wednesday Night — Illinois A. C.
4 Team Grown —_ Tierney Will Hook

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Great Work of Brown’s Leader in Practice at Jimmy Wires Ofier to
Camp Causes Surprise -‘-— Is Hitting and Firpo for, a Bout
Fielding Superbly -— Says That His ‘Eyes*_ with Ham Wills-
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BUENOB AYREB. liar. 4.—Luts
Firpo made it known today that he

MOBILE, Ala. Mar. 4.—Tho work under somewhat of a mental strain. had received no word from Tex
that Manager (marge Slsler of the but is coniident he will be relieved Rickard regarding the promoters
Browns has been doing in the train- of this in time. He is bothered to old offer, but declared he and re-
ing camp hr-ro has led the great an extent in the field when he is ceived a cable from Jim Johnston
batting and fielding star of the Am- {OTCEG 10 turn hll head Dhtl’vlyi he of the Yankee Stadium. offering to
erlcan League to think that he is go— says- He enacts to overcome this open negotiation. for a right with

 

NEW YORK March L—Omcicls born. Gus 1L3”
' or the Amateur Athletic Union have Ivan my,
. .expre-ed confldence’ that the or- national
minnows annual indoor track Walters, l.
:1 and field championships on Wednes- Harold J.
F day at the 102nd Engineer Regi- Bukur. -
‘ . ment Armour-y will prove one of the and E.
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i t h. bl. to take his accostumed handicap in time. Harry Wills in the United States, it .
D'lgi": m: 8th: ir-nm in the American 30‘8““ ‘0 Ml condition ‘19 speaks the negotiations with the Raymond meets .ever held. Particular sxgni- will be t.
League rnvo‘this emson- 3‘ ‘0”0‘": "When I can” h°r° I syndicate for a Firpo-VVills fight flcsnce is attached to the forthcom- Jake Dr“

. M (“d not know h°w affairs were ‘°i“‘ break down. ’ in: games because this is Olympic cal me. 3 .

r year. It is expected that the meet BensaiiC-u,
, _wiii attract the star athletes of the another c
country. And will furnish a line on
America's foremost contenders tor

d thvre are men competent
will; who have Whirl-ind him in to ””3"!“ I had faith ‘1“ myselfi Negotiations for a fight between
training who share his opinion. but I did ngtrknowh “:10 13:;36 Firpo and Romero Rojas the Chil-
nmong'thvm several players whose pleawd' 1 con. nu p can heavyweight. following upon
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'Swpr is ol‘hlrlml'cdan ilsularl any trouble. There is no pain or a icment for a match Aside from wade Paris next Summer.
hzltmu. m: d 1‘" ‘ par C the y strain, or ill effects of any sort as 3 13b] t n d - t R Public support of the games isiex-
ggullih If“! ’mTtmiil-rld $321131: m result of my first three days’ practice inai littly noon 1: t‘ra‘l‘iliftlgo :zriodo’:: pected to eclipse that of prewous
‘nu . have ’run ' . -- nan e I. -
l‘ and I do not think there will be. p y ‘ Th8 mum“ m the “hed-

Fislcr says it is n"! a matter 0‘ George's cheerful disposition is two months, and Flrpo isnot willing
slow or (as: ball pitching to him. proof positive that be u in' fine to delay his return to the United
Ii» believes hc will he able to hit. spirits and not worrying. Thil dis- States for so long . time,
the félnirs't kiwi rvf hm-linn‘, as long position and his successful efforts Rojas will leave today for Ban
3" h“ K‘ 3 W" “in" "n the “am"- have the players in the finest train- (1880. where it 1. 883‘ he will lake 1
S” “r ”1" mm“ have “fit-km "1C- “‘5 m°°d- The’ 8° about the” con- rest of one month before leavinx for
"’"F"-“"'- 1"“ "l ”l" “”3“” “We “’h" ditionins more as it it is play and the United States where 'it is ex-
" “”1" ”A" ”‘1"! "r9 ““1 “09k and not work. Sisler hopes to keep them ected he‘ will resume his boxing
Jilf‘k l'r_lurni‘-r, ihfl. plugging policy in this attitude, and is planning the gareer under the management of
pwlrlI-r‘rs. Afrrr giving George the work with this end in mind. Rl k d R J . lit]
up and down thoroughly both voted The hardest thrown ball Sisler had Te‘ 0 3’ v 0 3" "lee. y .n'
“ m ”V. m.” “m.“ asked if they to handle the other day was whipped nounced that he had accepted an
thrillght (hen—r. looked all right. across the diamond by the dwarf offer from Rickard for three fights.
"Incl... ’3’“ l" "Ir-'5' 09mm] Stockle. Rose, who was taking a whirl at

. “lie mum hit it thry blindfolded third at the time. The throw not
-" him." 1'2“ ll? 011‘ ”I" "1“9‘3'0010‘13 only indicated that Sisler can catch
Fret." speed, but that the diminutive rc-

Flk'l‘r hrlivvns he gradually will cruit backstop has a fine throwing

“orig anew from the head shirt arm. The ball wasn't three‘tfcct’
“'hl' h h» nupinys now to get his above the ground all the way across
sums prop: l‘ly aile. lie says he is the infield. '
AMS EAK AT brought together. It will include
Jole Ray. Abel Kiviat. Andy Crow. ‘Nf
TE : . W Vincent Lnlly. Tony Campbell and Players ere (”1‘1923

pirobably Joe Tierney. the sensational Roster __ Take on 15 . I ‘ .
oly (.ross runner. Pat Kennedy. . .-
DIZ CORNER the ace of the LsRabeda Council of N e W ones Durlng Fl ‘ ' ' f
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ll .22. 2:: "v ° *° the Past Year nuisance“ 2:: 3.3.7.;
Braves gettin into condition.

: ' Left: Tim M: enters. star off
' I‘Ially RIRJOF League MEM NEW YORK. Mar. 4.—The Yan- the Brsves' hurling stsfl‘. look-g
. TV "105 Are In Need 0f kees have disposed of fourteen in; CV” l “3'- At top. some oft

uied competitions. A. A. U. oirl-
cials assert. is reflected in the de-
cision to retain the meet as a local Taylor, .3
fixture after an abance of two “'anzcr,
years. Up to 1922 the indoor cham
pionshlps wére held here annually
_ and attracted capacity‘ crowds to .
the Engineers‘ drill shed on Wash- conliue
‘ington Heights. The return of the to tlzt-msl
meet to this city and the calibre of collwges
the athletes who will seek titles is be l’z'fln . . .
expected to produce )9. record at- outsieml 7.: r '
tendsnce. hate 3. ‘ .. n
The Illinois A. C.. the organiza- viduai tztl‘

tion which holds the indoor and 'Prinrzxn. .J’ .-.~’, :-
outdoor team titles. plans as. deter- tions is my 3 1, N
mined bid for the retention of its the struz:.-.~ { ,—
board floor honors. The tricolor titics. in ~ ‘
will be carried in competition by ship the s-
the Chicago club's host of athletic Joe '
stars. 'A team of sixteen athletrs .
will be entered. according to ipfor- h a . ;;
nia‘uon received at local A. A2 L'. Dtke \‘i'. -. re .

headquarters. This contingent in- \‘Catsnn. ii. )1. ..
eludes some of the outstanding nth: Me. Suz'mr an; ‘
lctes of the country. They will Leon-yap: tr ,. -
struggle jith the stars of the 303- produce a m
ton A. An. Newark A. C. and the Ray Dcd
New York A. .C. for the team hon- Jimmy
ore of the meet: ’ Jack Sellers,
Inspection of the Chicago club's The c
\ team personnel seems to justify (its on the pro;- :.
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. v bul d tilt. the ex-Glsnts in th. BI’IVCI' ' .
Players to Cover :L‘;°‘;’,,;"ddm;: {in p12. yum”: gulp (lg; lit. grim: gestc‘hcr critics that the club probably~will mile walk. :n W,
. . eor e e at n on. ,~ , - cam (:13 . »:
Third Base ' IN TRAINING comparison of the 192: roster-“wig; Pitchxer Fred Lucas, Managu- him to study the Little haps moth-l ‘ :fiztgu';o will wtaTOtlle‘fflcfi: ::,:yanr:c:e\r,f
' 'fl ,3: fxtiufilfzfgfi: "2:2“.the More“. “m Sterile: .8"? M" h f the include the redoubtable Jole W. ting 16 pound s, .
va Your; Mar. 4.~th the h" 3”“ A" D°""‘° "a" ”can" "‘3‘“ “° "“3" ° Rey" Ray Watson. Harold M. Os~ jump and gangs; bread

world's champions' roster iwenty- Rube Marqurd and ma Dick {act that his pox-sorta! adnxlration {or

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. ""“‘-"“‘l"l'j’fl‘" "”1“" mm” ”1‘1“” IS Being Prepared for One were with the club this time Rudolph. Center: Pitchers top? Banner: and Dave‘s ability to carry 1
. org. ulna“; m lhn south for spr rig Wh t I E t d t last year. all] the kink. ou‘ (letttorig t :' out his “we of play made him loath
:7 "mmnz' ”WW Armr'mn league an a s xPec e 0 The newcomers are c.1311" Mgr- Tint Mchlnsra. Aim Ksfll ’ to part with the star infielder. but

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’l‘l:r~ 5'. Louis ilrmt'ns must de- Pitcher Adol ' N d C {ch ‘ ' “f
, . ‘ pho Arguido dratled Jug!!! 913“”! _7,,fl:__,_ ”N- che Barnes and Marquard sened 0
311115)]?! ‘ll'l 5‘ r guru; 2h: :gfl'l;’lll:)::; hFiV'POfiT, Ky. Mar. 3—ln Mcm- from the Corsicans Club. of an under McGraw. as everyone knows. Sre a S 0 n 1th the ' "
" “’“f “" “_ ‘ 3 ‘ mor am. Ciel color—bearer of the Texas Association; Outfielder “Bag-l I. . - . . Sterling Stryker, po ssor of a ' ' .-
w’i?’ lf' {'1‘ Juli-"HEP“; ‘Iis‘fhflil'15‘hn racing stable 0! Carl \V‘iedcmann, Combs purchased from the Louis— 8’ AOR‘E‘h E‘ ”ROW!" round-house curve 1:301.” of it leaks I n A u t 0 Chat and commt Of special Intera
Quinn-ii“)!6:3”? \x'Ihonl'tldlr’in-d‘sr:w:ll hewport owner. is being prepared ville club of the American Associ. S’l‘. PETERSBURG, Flt, Mar. 3,... later) is one oféthe men McGratv “71th BoeCke] - NM Fans.
1nd ”Jr "mm" "I" n Elfin”) comes for what is expected to be his great- ation; Pitcher George Dumant. pur- As the advance squad of‘the Boston would like to get now. Jawn tried _,
thr;,,;,.,“ “,rtflnéhm "H” h" 'yrm”; 95‘ season. “9“,“ be pitted 888ml“ chased from the Atlanta club of Braves swings into action down here the km out 3- few years 3430' but d_°' NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 4.——Bob E W B. 1).."
1y hymgmmmll the best thoroughbreds in this coun- me Southern Association: lnfleider the most noticable thins about tho “de ’39 “‘1’ “’0 3'0"“‘3 and 19‘ mm Meusel may not be able to begin the Still we hear more about the fight certain SL‘LT‘ .-
A, “mum. MAME" L” Fohl must try, and will be a. contestant tor Michael Gazglla’ former star at 14- outfit seems to be its Giant complex 8:. Last season Stryked burnt up season with the Yanks. His knee. ‘ . . . referee sh
do mmn experimenting. He will start ”peed, “mm" ““11 Emmi”. When iayctte College; Infielder Henry —°° ‘0 lDeak- ~ » t ghliaétiernt Igaguea injured in the automobile! accident ’ Who wot! the bout? arising d
Wm} ”(.mnhm “ho. if he hits con- the Branch c ampion comes to La- Gehrlg. formerly of Columbia Uni- The delegation of pitchers and "Hi k ,3“ng i‘“ astring on George in Southern California which killed ‘ ‘ ° not specif
, “pun”... “mu” “m . tonla to meet horses of his age. varsity: Pitcher Milton Gaston, . catchers now here and the second h; C0130”, ‘ e 'th°n° °t the catch- Tony Doeckel of the Braves. is in There is still s. great deal of dis- of the Co..
Alilllrxlitrc,f,\';1'|nnnllongueciube This gallant 3011 Of “0608 Who semi-professional formerly of the 5‘1““! t0 “”0" ““9? 39‘! t0 be woguld‘ , Raise in society page worse condition that was at first cussion about the winner of the
M“ in ” Hmmr ,‘Immm‘ The death defeatedhv at Latonln and ran the Peterson (N. J.) Silk Sax: Infield- composed mainly of three classes: BPQmeGQDdestii-iedmtt - back in 191:. realized. Mcusel was also brnmed Brown-Rocco bout. There is no In my mind lil!‘ Lnorkdou
nt 'i'uuv mum-.1 Dav-us the Boston ”811009118 star to 8» nose finish at or Ernie Johnson formerly of the Masters the Giants produced or at gm...“ catcher in otheuh'lgmt t 6 am“ the body and head and gener— doubt, but what Brown has a. good third round d=d nu: mum
“rm...“ n. n,“ MM. 5‘. ML Any club Churchill Downs. probably will Chicago White Box: Pitcher Fred least helped m develop. time when 0’)“;de from no big“: ally shaken up. He may continue to clslm'to a knockout in the third cision that “2h not cored
in thr- «H. :. v..,.::u.- could have make hlsuflirsélstirtflofd‘the 1924 Newberry purchased from the Ma- pay", the Giants cast 1005‘ but Mchw mm“, decided h: could sugar; fro; shrug: 1%: 1:91:10 time. round of the float; . r3050! the stale Boxing .
“.nnrhmml Hm 1mg “f :1 star player season I) e at an cap, open- con club of the Southern Atlantic And l n H: G n - part “'lth him. )1 8 D I >e communi- S n.
l’witrr. mg day feature at Churchill Downs League; Pitcher W. Lem Owen s to “Quin-33w e 1f t would like need either right acoqwrmlvmtmgzyggx': cated to Manager Huggins from I is Illllluinthernlesotthe . . ' .
—~~——-—--—-——- - according to Bob Gilmore. trainer former .emhpmgeugmml player A" of which no“. well for m and Hank Gowdy are getting old. Ansel”. 01° home Of Meusel. The 5“” W‘W, that snys “e .wnl azrzt.‘ .
M’ALI ISTER or the \N'iedcmann horses. It the from Washington. D. C.; Pitcher Boston outfit Manager Bancrofte Lucas drafted from the San An- h‘ard-dhitting toutf:el¢lei-Eahilis got: Vb: that beams 3 Chill. but Johnny San display- 1
' colt takes to the earl tralnln 1nd . - - ' sgne a con rac . r oom Brown oesnotlntend to fileaclaim continuint 231$ i
J y 3 3- Olsen- Duran-"d "0m “'0 6‘ fresh form the McGruw institute. tonio club by the Braves last fall. bought from Louisville. may take with the Common, no line sat- the bout “[5

 

rounds into form. he may be sent Moines club of the Western League find. a “'38 given a look- b '
» goodly portion of his team , 0 or y the how - ' . ed the “
to Liaryland to start In {ha big .uk. Inilelder George H. Redtern. {Of- schooled in ”18 Giant Slle of play, Sork bosses two y 880 and the!) Mcusel 8 place in lEII “81d C he “Maud“ W. klck, £?:;d{oléot.:-Z.:fi.. .< ,0} ,
WILL C0 PETE 8'5 u HM“ do GM" and P'm”°°' we“! or North Carollnl- State 601- which lessens his work in that line “3“ in San Antonio for around rent. MAY QUIT COLUMBIA mm. C “an "1 "um" Q”
'lhe trainer 3‘1” 3'30 that in Morn- lege Pitcher Ben C. Shields. tor- and gives him more time to getting or ”"1“th “k9 “’3" NOW no

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

oriam would not sideste an e . _ less a. critic th R d NEW YORK. March 4"!“ “9" ° ' ' Referee Flanagan 5mm
”“5 “”03- and 1h“ 11: 11019;“! gagged: 083372111221: °a Ogle-Se} 113:: ”Sign? mechanical result“ from ms that Lucas 13 ago"... £33320 03:}: of Columbia's poor showing in the The rules of the State Commission b0!"- lhaiill‘85'1i>inl_""“'
I‘i S h d l t R meeting 00“” be arranged between rotesslo’nal g 'Ced‘ burst. L. 1- TN; situation 1. not pointed out, his own in the big show. Intercollegiate Basketball Leena state, that the referee shall‘ start the lane their moneys
. C 9 .ll 8 .0 ace the Wiedemnnn bone and Grey Lag Catcher L J “1);an :cslled “am. however; with the thought of pm? All this do” um "1%“..th Beauty race alter starting the season as a Sighting. when a contestant is down. was hard on Brown lolog
Murchlson l n 1 0 0 before the season ends. _ the Buffalo club of the International ins the Braves 1." the race. Obvi- Dave has been uwmedu a ball club. world beater. caml‘s rumor has it Rn ess m3 eyes are falling me last in such 3.1mnnur. bathe
. . Mr. Wledcmann's string of thor- Lea ue . ousiy it is too burly to hazard a hOWever- Most of the present mom- that Joe Decrlnz's dar- es a coach °°°° W down in the third round lzed that ii’ the bout was ..
Y 3rd Race Ne)“: FTI- oughbreds has been i eased to 8 ' - guess at what Bancroft can hope to be" were With the team all or part are simmered. Deering hss‘l‘en on and he w" dragged to his corner. that point of ”I? game-
d nine by the purchase recently of sev. T“ "”‘m “'1” "°’° °n “19 do with his. crew. But it is an in- 0! last season and the Beaneaters Morninssidev Heights 10:- four years “an?“ in my opinion should have men the end er me n;
ay oral well-bred youngsters who 11- Yanks' roster a year ago but have teresting situation. finished last in almost everything; and with his advent the basketball Star-get: counting 88 80011 as Rocco inh'orwalk. .
‘{l-'\V YOI'K \Iar 4—Track ready are in training. Amonx these ”in“ be” d"’°'°d °‘ "°“P“°h°"' 0! the Present squad Manager 0‘1““ “1° Sprint to the dining situation steadily improved. How— ““1 “m and m" h" h‘d‘cwnt' . . :

Elbert Johnson. Carl‘ Mays. Pat Bancroft. Pitchers Marquard, Lucus room. The new pilot has his hands ever. if the team wins from Penn. to. ed ten. then called. D“ W01“ ‘0 38- Brown 5‘5““:
McKlnstry. Fred Spates and John and stryker; Catchers O'Neill and ‘Pll—doubly so since death took marrow night at Philadelphia with “m “new" ‘ ‘0‘" had ‘ been this was of” .7
Susgn: Catcher George Arum: ln- Cousineau. Coach Dick Rudolph and “0"?” B°°CK°L 9091118? 1601 and Lou Far-er out of tho» lineup, it is committed or not. “is on With “It
tielders George Anderson. Fred Scouts Duke Farrell and Art Devlin “mm“ third ”0“" 01 u" teflm- quite possible -Deer1ns will return ' ° ° that he “0““

is Bewitchlng. a bay filly by Jim
Gaffney-Enchantrcss Il’., mothe of
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iinn will again conduct its annual . . . . . - Baker. Rafael Quintana and John all wore Giant uniforms for eriods B“ the fact that all the b0?! have no . . I m m the action “M in cision. H"

lnriuor mm-l :it the Twenty-second [\AINSAS “135 VALLEY TITLE \Vlgne; Outtielden, Henry stielle of more or less duration. gaming been reading 0119 set 0‘ 3(3th b00k3 It BQL___ M m 0076's “‘3 1m all! manship a: '5 «

Renlrnfint Armory, on Friday even. ThkAES?S CltITY'fMlg; March ‘1— and Elmer Smith. later are Jesse Barnes. Earl Smith, for 9' time at least will help him. ARNE BORG IN va m‘h mothlrdmnnd. M181" deal Of Grid-:-

inc. March Tlh. Thu officials of the ball ten V9: gm: {Eater at: Those names on both the 1.23 Casey Stengel and Bill Cunningham. M ADELAIDE Austral R?” fill! pert “ the "a” m the ' ' '

College 1111‘.” already received a. large am 0 up ° '9‘ d h 199‘ t ' Pit it who have worn the, Giant .panz‘e‘. Attention, White Collu- Youths! ' 13'- “311 ‘L W of “39 Meme. that m be There is no the 0’ {um
. numlwr of entries for the games. 5°“ Saturday night With l "CON-l an t e " ros er are. c ers True Farrell and Devlin are offi- v —Arne Borg, the Swedish swimmer. Mh‘”m them!!!“ he 5‘0“ on ““5 m‘mcr’ the ”'5

invading the list of events .3 the of only one defeat and took the Mis- J°° Bush. W31” 3°" Ben Jones clally scouts for the team but they (how York Evening Post) lowered the swimming record for “30".“ M7 evening. been. rendered and Bra“

"Jasper “1”,.-.“th “He Special." sou” Valley title for the second Herb Pennock, George Pipgres. Os- are members of Bantroft'é board of Plasterers. bricklayers, carpenters, a. quarter of a. mile to 5 minutes 0 e o . intend to pmust it lathe.

hum.” of ”10 ”wk tit-Id sport are straight year. Two years ago the car Roettger and Bob Shawkey: mate“ and are having the time 0t and workers in other trades are 03- 11 seconds. Referee mm Oedhishis own Comnusfl-on m-wnliu: in

exported in be on hand (or the event, Jayhawkers tied llflssouri for the cal-Che" Bernard Bensoush' Fred their lives unlimbcring with the len‘ibly getting {ram 81.25 to ‘1-50 4‘ judgment “a. in 80 doing, acted smmlc‘ln- Th" uni) l

Another intrn-sling event will be the championship each with one defeat. Iiofmann and Walter Schanz: "1' early birds. Rudolph, as coach of an hour in Chicago. but "‘9 801118 NEW 1.000 MIEI'BE:~ (”"th t° the sectionqumed above 31‘0““ in!“ W" l‘ 3 mm

loo-yard dash, in which the two stars “—— fielders 30° Dugan. Mike M¢N3HM the pitchers, is more active in the .l'ate ‘5 gnore than likely 10 119 31.75 i: ’ SKATE RECORD “+93“? We 330‘? that there is a Rocco in this Ull-

oi the metronollian district—Loren Uruguay is planning to establish Walter PlPP- Everett 5‘30“ ““1 role of instructor. Rudolph lived 0" 32- for the simple reason that men CHRISTIANA. Norwa Maren ‘ I ' -

Murchison and Bob )chllister—will a. government monopoly in the man- Aaron Ward; Outtielders Henry most of his big league life with the cannot b'eA-had at the lower 3:319; A --Osca.r Mdthleson, the n:- t t h I ' '-= C" P1” 1

clash. ufacture or alcohol and to require Ham”. Hat"?! Hendrick 3m" Braves but he did imbibe a bit of the 5°06 carpal" W1" Set 31-50 and a skater ; established a, p o Monet - ~ . » "n the D““15 kpk :1 an“

'l‘ho‘ field for tho three-quarter the use of about equal parts of al- Meusel. Babe Ruth. Oliver Tucker McGraw style early in his career. His POO? plasterer will surely demand record’*for the 1 000 new worlds ' 7 coming 5635011}. p; .- -‘
mile run “‘lll he one of the best ever cohol and gasoline in motor fuels. and Lawson Witt. years in the National League enablell'zD’ . ‘- ‘ minute:31-'3_5 seconds. metre. of 1 . . manner ”33‘“ " '

 

 

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