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Expect Large Crowd at Bout. in Garden "M max ”5%?“ xii-mecca» .
' . cumin" ““4" y m NEWYOR Mar. 11.—It looksto et 5.
NEW YORK. Mnr- 11--Paul Ber- “5“- " Dem”? c“ “Md "h“ m“ .. ““0934 The" mm” m“ 2; £3 as though a good prospect was I? it ‘3:
lonbach. the Yorkville or Astoria he undOUbtedly will win. but if be two ways of elimlnating 8:!“ d spoiled when Luis Firpo knocked Flrpo, in ' .
eflnm Which “9“» a“ 3"“ ,_ ‘°' ‘ out Ermlnio Spalla. the Italian heavyww
terror—make your own selection——
.wiil receive the first real test of his
career llcxt Friday night when he
meeu Jack Delaney of Bridgeport in
Madison Square Garden. This may
be Berlcnbncll's t'lFst lost in the eyes d d h 1 b i l is proposed by
of some of the fans but in the mind referees an in gee 88 0118 9°11 0- player. Such a Pan, » it com to New York instead of has I . A. .
. , I {116 V a mag .-
of Dan Hickvy, the no.“ sensations standing arxument in the boxing a 2:33:31; gag»; magic 0 tie sai B for Beunos Alres he might them.
tual competition.
wisely and now ul‘txvl- tl-ll profession-
al fights lllckcy is fining to let his
twent. The llrltlulvpmt boxer is fast.
can box. has all llllllllllullt'e of ring
comes in contact with the full force
of one of Pants pile drivers. it re-
mains to be seen what a clever box-
er will do under the circumstances.
The question whether or not for:
mcr fighters are capable to act as
game. Marty McCue. who gave some
also has some notions of his own on
cllgle imaginable." said McCue. "I
thoroughly satisfactory job.
“In the same manner Eddie Cur-
Light ill Brooklyn
Training Camp
CLEAR‘VATER- “an N“- 'l~“ Whatever happens the rotund - " -
Two days or first basing lly ltlt-h- . .' _’ ‘ brow if four American college men Sq . _
ard J (“Dirk") ”m“ “M”! ”“31 cllltttalu his discovered a useful . . took the remaining places. The club “ad . ning a. regular berth on the Flatbush the lightwrr .
abetted by ““3“ lmttillg an“! llnsc substltutc first‘baseman, should any- men, 0" course. harbor most of the team. the (me frog;
”1mg befall ltournler. Loft“. ‘3 9' sprinting tallent with Paddock, Mur- CLEAR‘VATER. Fia..-er. 11.... “35 -
running. has ma-lc tho Silll‘llnl pon-
erals, officers and pl’lVillt‘S sit up
and take notice ill the (minim; (23.1111)
or the Brooklyn Doom-rs at Civar-
, water. Fla.
You - Un l R lll'u lrs ‘co ,
”“1.th m: on “:5“ H ,‘nsj.;,mn‘ t: ”10 um”- route. lie “'33 one 01 “10’ teen nations have filed official chal- emblem of international nnlnlcur “ tall >
work whim “Hing m, ‘ljhumm most popular as well as classiest lengcs {or the Davis Cup. symbolic golf team supremacy, and will send 2-! ”I?“ 0"; gluch all" the manner camp. and only one or them is slated .. _ . z ._ . . . _
‘Ind stumbled ’lt‘rosq Loftus cv- performers in ”16 Eastern League. ll. of the international team tennis its be“ players to this country for under 3er lasrfiw an; I‘ quite ‘0“ to be cast adrift before the gem“ Chat and comment 0: 8990181 Interest fl
Bridgeport Gum‘m‘or‘ 1 km ‘foofgr will be recallcd’that in the merger championship. The three entries the matches. which probably will be night he steppedagwa; figxdntg° OplensTTllle cgchgrts hex-Ears Gou- . » - N Fans. .
‘ ' ‘ ‘ ’ 1009 he used to carry a young but include Denmark and Italy. which layed earl in Se tembcr. , ‘ “1er “Y 0"- ° Ema “WV” our orwalk
p y p chison and McAllister. Barman and Whitely. The last named 1. a "
who is only 23 yvtll's old and asked
him if he could play til-st l-nso,
"Sure.” was the animal-r like a. shot.
He may“! a “m ”up: ”me at or in the Brooklyn camp at the news zone its team its team will enter as S Lee secretary of the l’nited '
; * . 4 . . . I l. ., ' ' . s ,t l _ , -
3:111:22 fillethttlllri’ln 1h: l“:ll:l;::ihthl': of Pat Moran's death. Moran gave This equals the field which com: States Golf Association. from Henry true?ifoa:e:oh:d:e::g: :zrggilgzixeige Lgmgsggt fix-{:6 22:25:31“; :2“; Strike one. . The Military ”NW“: ”awe
bag since he ”HUN!“ 4 with his the young outfielder his first chance potted in the international events Gullcn. secretary of the Royal and start. Moore is the present world's an opportunity to make a tnagfiu‘ B ' l h; . ”Old another N““"'“ “mom"
grammar school t‘ um- His first ulth the Reds in 1920 and 1921. last year. 4 Ancient Golf Club.‘ the governing record holder at flfty' yards and 11- some other major league club for m 11811:”qu t t Gm Is busl- ning on the Clifford Am.-.“
The three latest entries all com- British links body. 1080111" mil“ a. likely citizen. infielder the“ stout chlottain 6f the amp, u'miisfichitrrém‘lfi “me the Span“! WM “15 nu
, day‘s cxeperimltn “us tlvwsribell as
beginner's lurk hut “lll'll he starred
the following tidy Brooklyn writers
tlon series. although Fournicr has
mmlo concessions to the boss and
pl‘ollllSi'd to be here on March 11. I
don't think Jacques will be ready to
play for a few days after he arrives.”
right handed throvtrer, which is no
handicap as there are a number of
such in the majors.
Loftus was one of the three East-
ern llcnguqrs to go lip by way of
boy around with him to charm his
war clubs. '
Loftus was the most affected play-
llls Progress
All oldSouthcrzf planter met one
of his former Negroes whom he had
to the European zone. and Canada
o»-
By AURJIAN E. BB.O\VN
dolph‘s tip to Davey Bancroft when
the new pilot called in his sides for
winter' conferences. And the gen-
CUPENTRIES
NEW YORK. March 11.—Seven-
cabled their desires to be drawn in-
whlch has not yet determined which
noted in the 1923 play. Denmark
drew France in the opening round
in the European zone. and was dc-
style. a pretty curve ‘ball and a sprctl
ball that he turns loose without
much bflort. ,
CHALLENGE’FOR
WALKER CUP
NEW YORK. Mar. lie—Gram
Britain has challenged America for
a' 1924 colltcst for the \Valkcr cup.
Formal acceptance of its coun-
try's invitation was contained today
in a. cablegram received by Corneli-
Because of expected difficulty in
financing on American invasion this
year.
Brltlan's challenge had been.
None of them. perhaps. will 'take
serious hsuc with Ilofif, of Norway.
who is credited with a. world's re—
cord of thirteen feet. nine inches.
but the writer would elevate no eye-
chisel-l. McAlllstér and others lined
up. ut Chester Bowman, of Syra-
cuse. turned in a very natty perform-
ance ”in sprinting seventy yards in
7 1-6 seconds at,_the indoor cham-
pionships. Bowman runs without
should place high in the Olympics.
So should Charley Moorer the
Penn state hurdler. He won as he
Ralph Hills‘ winning record of 46
feet 3-4 inch was an intercollegiate
record. but at that not worthy of the
One way is fertile mogulslouaake
it perfectly clear that in no instance
will'such a request from a player be
considered. The other is to adopt
a definite plan of rewarding thei
one tenth bf the purchase price {0
George Toucan. former British
air than did the '31' we used in 193.9.
In that year Ted Ray and Abe Min.
Mike Gonzales Arrives
in Camp and Makes
Fifth Backstop in
Mike Gonzales the Cuban catcher.
arrived at the Dodgers training camp!
here late last night and new Man-
agerv‘vg'ilbert Robinson has his staff
of backstop: in training complete..
Five pad and mask artists are in the
semi-pro man. Uncle Robbie is try-
ing to get him a job with some team
in the Florida State League. Robbie
Dodgers will let one of his backstop:
go. provided the club he is dealing
with is in need of a catcher. ' .
heavyiveight champion. The fact
that Spells. was able to go" fourteen
rounds and to outbox the Argentine
in most of them shows that the Ital-
ian is"a’fa.i'r serfo'f fighter. If he
have‘znade a great deal of money
manger. lierlcnbuch has been put to h n h t d < ’ ce
t test every time he tiunnf‘d the leV ideas on t e 8 '- game. pas an league: Abbott suggests ”C0 m ~ im , . ..
“, whether it was in traln‘mg or ac- present. In Tho Sun of last Saturday. of ‘ rule by major and minor 1233:: Vbegojmoglaeyoggtkgggegegn ino‘tll‘e 2:511:11
‘ ‘ en ~ ‘ 1.. .
owners providing for paym best of shape. but he could not have shown by I
been in bad condition. He outlasted
Berlenbuch has been accused of this matter which are well worth re- a
meeting setups. but Hickey. .vith his counting. '. - the player involved. This 36111? a‘ . ‘
wealth of rim: linowlvdgc. has acted "The referee questioa is one Which _ fair way out. ,The player is ruled Spalla who, no doubt. was trained to (m) night.
‘ always can be argued from. every o t some .1131}, of me mm ‘y_ perfection. Th ndicates that‘LUIS If RF 1
o s e e was fit. or he would have been the ”gm 5
first to "blow up. ,
will see the same thing over and”
over again.
That Flrpo has been able to climb
field in the first and it he shows any-
thing near the form which attracted
the attention of scouts last year when
he was in the Pacific Coast League
he should not have any trouble win-
Tom Glll'r.
him, and l:
to beat hi
that both
clumsy sums,
Jack 1:
knocked 01;: t;
and insi. -
r o sir i :n with om- or the best have my own ideas about the third . v ‘
$31310“ lights in t1...» galllC. Surely man in the ring and it is my honest open 8911 champion. come! out un- T318 sgfexwhat pizzeria; i:cti'ount: mm Lula.
‘ fighter must no gilt‘ll credit when opinion that a fighter makes the reserved” for the adoption of a of e tt; gy ad u dot-lg? Renault
he takes on will; or tho lmst after but possible referee. provided his standard lighted ball as a means of all about 11 newly e “wit-e i e t l-‘lrpo
.ri‘hting hut trn lights in til-l pro- campaign in the ring has not wreck- saving. the game. In a recent issue and dependedwzntirely Sanka: r gilt. bohiu, A
feselonlll ranks. llll'lit‘y has litun in ed his mind and body. I do not mean of The Golf Monthly Duncan ‘says Fix-p0 alums Willofall c on that bring I
the some for yours and although his that all fighters would make good HM m part: , right when the 80mg gets rough. no thing
methods met with “much hostile referees. but can you tell me a bet- F09? "There is no argument about the matter how much coaching they has the U
criticism he refused to change his ter third marlin the business to—day , R; necessity for so” legislation. If give him. . _ , dangemu;
viewpoint and announced that Bor- than palsy Haley? Why Haley M? ’o the dis not to be entirely spoil- Flrpo fights by instinct rather .chance to
lenbach would "it vt the lnplloichr‘rs knows the game backwards. and at \W\ V1.59 ed “mum of the distance a ball than‘accordlng m studied plan. T11“ is sound m _ 1‘
Just as soon as llu was ready and the same time has remarkable Judg- 6 . . ..~-- _ -wh I p can be driving then there must be moment he gets a hilt-lie tut-Dec! or to get an. -
not before. ment. l'Ve seen him referee meny "a.” modulus 37mm ~ “rum, rmflcuémh It ‘1‘ my own.“ hurt he forgets everyt lug ut 0 Spa; -. / ,
But with Dummy it, is entirely dlf- times and in each instance he did :1 AT wrung ms mug: up HAVE 1.9.50 ‘lo that. without . doubt the modern swing his fight. Watch “I. 110‘ ices ing ag...... y 1 :
W0 JIM 'ua 'JBT YWOSEAENI ball does go farther. throuxh the in any amateur tournament and you' attention 10 A :
who has bl - Ii. ,.
for three lr ~; 5
knowledge and 11150 carries a punch ry's appointment. to the State Ath- » . .
of no nlcurl pr! ptulluns, Ilnsidl's all lctic Commission was very pleasing Three springs ago. when the eral belief is that Dave will give him . ‘ chell were'hiiting the ‘31, so far at coums the ‘_
these quulmmntms ll. luney will not to Inc, 1 have always maintained Boston Braves trekked into 82.- his first big chance this year. ~‘ St. Andrew's that I along with some so high with so little polish or strong as h
be partially llrkud lu:l'urc he steps that at trust one former fighter Petersburg. Fla... for their spring John's father helped'wrlte bale- . ‘ e thought “1; “me had come science lends strength to the argu- cmag m «-
into the ring. Vvhull lit rh-nhzlch first was needed on the commission and traminx grind. a modest, quiet lit— ball history with the great Cubs of _ ' 0 ll re. me restrictions should be ments of ring veterans that the old It an
started to liltrllt-t attention by his Curry just the the job to perfection tle chap by the name of Johnnie the old days. His brilliant playing ‘ 1 While: 8:“ the ball because of’ the timers were far better flght'ers than the ring .‘
knockout campaign. llvluury asked llc ls absolutely honest and will Cooney trudged along. _ at shortstop is still fresh in the alliance it run" We have today. Never in. the his- ;y will 1,. A... ,-
his manager. illul‘y Lonny. to match not. stand for anything being put ov- Brave scouts had found him memory 01:01 ”film“;- ‘klnc u . / .‘ . ;' . . ' top? of glove fighting has such a behold. x. .— _‘ _‘ _
him with this l’ll'lVL’tlllll r. l tnny or on him so I don't see how 8- l‘etr pitching semi-pro ha“ in the Junc- Johns “’t r m , ma - ‘ :0 an WI“ ~ . » crude workman as Flrpo been able knowleim- (I .~ :
went after the lnzm-h l‘nr, scroll»! tcr mun could have been selected. Lion town of Willimantic. Conn. pretty fair progress in emulating Many egl 8 Fred Mel-151°. once first baseman. vet eac‘lla‘s *'
.weeks. and now llmt lac ids lun-lt-l "Getting back to the referee Hadn't set the baseball world on his dad at short. Jim has spent Try for Places on for the Giants and “lied “1 many first of four exhibition battles to be collar “m.
‘lt Delaney has no? t’lulllutrl his point question. The main trouble with the fire. The Brave scouts didn't say four seasons at Milwaukee and has h. Y at) . 01 i departments of the @kmdudm‘: Played by the Dodgers this week. In "F
of View and null, uni)- nmlntzlllls that majority of the referees is that they he had—or would for a. couple of been sought by big league clubs the T IS 8 8 mp C the “Famous Boner list—as “- The Phillies Will be here next Thurs- m til-filo ..
he will outwim 1;..1-1unl.;lcll_ but 31- light the boxers too much. That. is, years. . last two seasons. The well known Team ., celebrity. has seen a. Rood-N may day, and on Friday the Washington in ‘ Rm”! .. '-
30 boasts that no “ill slow away this they rush in and wrestle with them "He's just a natural born ball John McGraw is saldto have offer- ‘ . catchers work in his day. 0*- l 3 Senators will be in town. 0n Satur-
‘knockout. whom they want the fighters to come player like his dad and his brothd- ed the A. A. Club a seclecled basket- NEW YORK Mar. 11.—That col- least ofthese was Johnny . Kling. day the Milwaukee club of the Am-
Ever since llrrlt'nlllu‘h started his out of a clinch. The order to break Gonna give him time and see that fill of players for the infielder l”! loge athletes will form the warp “a But Merkie. 30" in Florida p"; fr‘ca“ Associatlon “'1”? be here. 'jnfi the mm ._
“national string 0, kmwkoms' g,c_ can Just as we” be given from the he gets the right kind of teaching." winter, but was turned down on the woof, as always, of the American parsing for thecomlng season wit n tiiese fellllrbgamee anle Robbles Fm“ 7'
“Janey has been m- lliltJllutl us the 0mm side of the ring, and a good was all Art Devlin and the others plan. that the departu" 01 the Olympic “a"..qakmg into account the Rochester International league Fey‘s: “1th 8 "I; asaflnlt‘stronser wméh‘i Q
best, boxer to apply iht- acid test. lol- u force should havo enough control Who had looked him over said. $011389“? Would Wreck 111° team. that 50mg of them may object to be- club. rises to remark that ‘28? Oppouceona egnwitthalheurn l:liledl ll: Imaw‘“
the ring sharps linurml that n mew-r over the fighters to cause them to Cooney. a southpaw. attended the Brother Jim probably would have mg called a woof._was determined Schalk is king of all the me! Is. :‘wuk 8 m 1'00 99 as I“: {o 1
man could [nuke mn- nlmh and his llrd‘uk when he gives the word. And Brave-'1' kindergarten that. out as. been up in the his show "6 this with even greater emphasis over the past and present Uncle Robbie is in need of a h‘ h The I:
punch look foolish. l‘lrlltlps 15mm- don't break them until his absolute- won a same and lost a (:0qu in but for his Weak ”Ck “Wk “my week-end lust concluded- "He's as brilliant a catcher 319- c, Shortstop who will be ablelgw 10mm}.
bach is not so strong on the Clcver- 1y necessary. Let them fight their the big time and then WM sent to in his career. He 100111 his batting At the University of Illinois games chanlcally and mentally and adds .0 hi major ‘eague pitching eaectively Jack jolrw . f._
ness, but tin-n this «ml of the game way out of a clinch and the bouts New Ila-Von. where he proceeded to eye last season. however. He hit for example. do Hart Hubbard. of his worth with his batting and and the rotund pilot‘hopes the ac: that renal“; .- "-
can be discounted considerably in won't slow up as much as when the burn up the Eastern League. Won .308 and lead the league in base Michigan, cleared the astounding heady. speedy We yummy. any, “on Squire Ebbeu has taken to lure a halt to. . ~
favor of the almost super-human referee is continually rushing in to 19 and lost Just three ball games. stehling and in fielding his poslsh. distance of twenty-four feet seven Merkle. Which is somewhat of a Johnny Jonest cam willneet with ‘ l .. ..
' . ~ . .. . . 60 bases. iop- inches, indoors. and barring the un- . hit 50 p p 1 9‘1 ‘zanl‘k'liim- i-Tl ' - .-
power which is contnlnt-rl in his tun separate them.’ Repurchased by the Braves for last He swiped an even "mm, to the \etemn w e x success,“ mama Ebbets 1mm (15 m , . -.. _ ,
~ in histn . - _ :
, season. he rejoined the team and plug Lari Combs of Louisville and foreseen. will win the Olygnople throat: backstop . fine Jones a day’s pay for “Ch day p 1.l_ . ,
. 1 mb b no less jum as sure as slow n. u ' . - . asset to a. no
in the box. The second we" ‘ trial gaggltshrngd:fi‘:nfevaaklh‘etlllo $22122); golf: u us at bardgo performance or"; good for “’1'?“ 9" the estimate is ex ' he remains away from camp, and 30 llecenliy e... I
steal. on which Uncle Robbie tipped ,‘ , ' , New ,_flve feet in an outdoor pit. aggerated. far the infielder has been docked énded m U
. Won three. in fact. and dropped live Brother John. with his maldenly Ir . three days’ a Jone is t h
the pitcher and catcher that Dick . ~ Almost equally commendable was i? Y- 5 no ere round. . ._
. with the seventh placer-s. This re- modest), opines that Brother Jim . because he did not re e1- 8' 000
, was gomg down. The nimble runner , . the pole vaulting of Brownell of 0 Ve 0. that P31 314.. .. . A
, cord wasnt impressive. It interest- is the better ball player. - from either the Portland or B k-
bcat Hargreaves perfect throw by .. u . Illinois in doing twelve feet, ten . roo lev “‘hi‘o‘. * 4 ' '
ed the fans but little. In fact some i Just got the breaks. says - . J lyn clubs. He seems determined to - ,
an ideal hook slide. .. .. and five-eight inches. At that. ' , for a 53m: , . -
. of them began to suggest the kid John. landhe is not particular as to which
"I m going to use that lineup . , . Brownell will not lack for competi- ‘ , ‘ Benm- L... t
,_ '0 id 1 bbl it wasnt going ta make til grade. Incidentally, the old timers “he lion Three en—Libb of Dart , . club 8“.“ him the com- Both teams .'
""“*“‘“ “‘1” mum” sa ‘0 e a or yes- But Manager Mitchell and his board remember Jack. l‘fcistcr of the Cubs ‘ _ _ m y. ‘ have ignored the player's request and cor (it a
. . twdzly'sgnluc, which the regulars ( i! h ‘1, id 'bl mouth. Ouens. of Pennsylvania and . . > amen" n... l, .8 .
F 0 l' m e 1‘ Bridgeport ~ 11 'lUt 1 "1 like that be Lof- °£ ‘ mm“ ”W "m” ° °m “m“ “a" ‘1‘“ “mm” " ° 3 ”"5 ’3” ° Scllolpp. of Yale. tied at twelve feet » Ebb?“ beneves that he will report , “- " ’ ' ‘ '
- . “0‘ ‘3 ‘ ° 7 effect. _ resemblance in pitching style to the . .» when he realizes he will not get any in”:
. ' ' {us on first and may keep him there .. SIX inches at (he indoor intercol- I .. t .h 1.
P13 y e 1- IS Shnung V ‘ , th mm "I think the kldlis ready to go old Windy Lily star. Cooney is s bit ”mm“ m New York and three ._...__— soft dough. t m- 1.. ‘
m 11”” 090““‘g games °[ 8 ° " this year." was Coach Dick nu- smaller. however. He has an easy others were better than “13.3... As soon as Jones reaches the camp “‘3" J09. [-3 ‘1 ' ,.
' Robbie will send him to the short Wight mic
was in the
Leonard story i ,‘
lightweizltt t1" r '
under the “V1
also lllzlrkml 7." - -'
Nico weather.
big tent.
s e \
a berth under the
. . .
Hickey Travers and Jimmy Coon-
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gion will heal. up “llll lllt‘ ~
Battalion team.
.‘ Mled.llim as an nll»lol.llld player , - .
‘ do: merit. "05:3” 1?”! “LP" “me- feated 4 to 1. Italy. which drew a in doubt. but uppm'cntly ihis has Pflncemnl‘y“ be“? He ‘- the only Gonzales told Uncle Bobble that he Fey .homd 1mm . - - -
8 ffi l . .. . Lu' “0 1' said .‘he planter. bye in the first round. was ellminat- been overcome so that there will be Antwan on view at the moment played ball in Cuba this Winter and w ks plenty of fire- .
U CB i: 10 lily that the Bfldln- What'are you doing now. Uncle ed by Holland‘fk the secondflwhlle no break n the gene, begun in ‘Wh° 1‘“ 3 chance ‘0 win the Olyméf he looks as if he did so. The tall nor hWhen they hook up in the Local base
port recru not only played a bang- Amos? Canada; playing through the Ameri- 1921 - plcvglgé pigzoth of Jab“ H m Cuban ”we." to be. in splendid megsbgg at the Armory. Both of glaring; 0 k
s op as, are real scrappers. s - —
shape and if necessary he could go
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Detroit to Ilirmi
up fielding game around first but “I'se preachin' of de Gospel" '
‘ . ~ can zone, lost to Japan in Montreal. The international tests this your
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. , g l, 0 cc- aesah. marstcr. lee a-preach- :11 entries will Be received by_the the New York or Philadelphia dia- Booth ran two miles 2:1: arse mngd l‘ed catholic-m1i d i m? h - szmmwnlnotubmec :nt] Leagut, M “L ~
: u _e p aye n rad an town. ‘ ’e '
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’tlon of blnglos. Just to prove his
‘ versatility. he stole twu llzlscs. third
.0” first time and second the next.
ln'."
"Well. well!
"Nossuh.
Do you use notes?"
t do fast I use notes
United States Lawn Tennis Assoclas
tion President Coolidge
makes the draw at the White House
before ,.
trlcts prior to the national amateur
championship. to be held at Marlon.
P .. Cricket club. beginning Septem-
supporte'd the ever-growing convic-
tion that he is the only Yankee now
competing who has a chance‘to take
where Branch Riekey's men are in
training. " -
A
The contest with them is the
M Delaney on my night. He
Is sanctified Io “In Jackie Clerk
in Newark on nut Monday night
lhur has not made up its
“ether he will aurpt the
the V. l“. “I. and the Amman
» "Bil purloining of third was made of but now -I demands de c‘ash"—- on Mon gn rs ye die 39 part I!) 5y p“ by u; Claimed an the Delan at rmtng an
., . _ . . day. March 17. entries close be 20. The British players also will issue with the fox-cl g ' , , and g
. . v v V v o - 7‘ > ‘
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