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‘ TUESDAY, JULY 22 ‘
icORROs AND HUNTERWIN
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up
Williams Score in Mixed Matches
“OLYMPIC STADIUM. .COLOMq
.8328, France. July 22~A1nerica's
ricquet “lcdlet‘s stood supreme 20v
day among tins world's post after
gaining two more triumphs this aft-
ernoon. which gave them a. clean
Sleep 01' all five Olympic L'hlm-
wnlhlps.
,i'l‘ho concluding \ictories were
fitted in the men's doubles by \‘ih-
dfiit Richards and Francis '1‘. Hun-
th‘, who beat the Frenchmen, Henri
C Chet and Jacques Brugnon. in a
title
also
women's doubles
W'izhtman. who shared
a second time this afternoon. R
ards Won in the men's singles
men's doubles and but for
doubles with Mrs. Jessup
This final. however,
decided in favor of Williams
Mrs.\Vightma :1. who were supe
Tie score in the men's doubles in as
.C—6, 6—-'.’. 6—-—~3, $16. fl——3. and in
the mixed doubles a; 2. 6-3.
'.Bringiiig to it (lose the nine—day
iniirnament, which has fought out
lhbtorrid weather at times under the
he’adicap. of unsatisfactory condi-
tions. these matches wort. witnessed
1;; less than 1.0“" persons. ’l’lir-y
an anti-climax :lfier tn: n-nsntinnal
victories yesterday b,\' Miss Helen
~drills mcr Mlle. l-Zmlllnnne Home
of Fraficcin the vsomvn's slnghs
and by Vincent Richards mer Henri
weakest. player of the quartet.
After a closely fought lirsf'set
superior team work. til-2 Americ
quickly romped through
two sets, With Richards leading
the dynamic attack. The fourth
saw the, l-‘rcnchmen at tlielr l)
They smashed with fair greater
eft‘cctiiely, racing
four games in overwhelming lash
to square the match. /
’l‘his rally. however. told on
tcital wt 55 points, nearly double tlzut
of France. tilt: llvill'f'Fl l‘lHli. “illt'h
haul 28 points. Great Britain took
third plau- “jth lti points. llnly and l |u-...y_ ti ».‘l.
Welland gtimrtl 4 points tul'h .‘Ii‘ltl‘; The phi) ~nff for third place
South Africa l‘t‘lllftill' l the mind doubles “as do“n on t
in; 3 points :(Rll‘tlfi for this afternoon. but, om
,‘tu the lll.ll.ll“\ >llll’r'rt'l l-_\ the Brill
l
the Americans \iho illll.~'ilt‘tl iiilh til
iat’tcl noun
l
uhcn .lean llurmra :l
; liv'nc l.:i t'nste defeated t'undon a
t‘tvllr‘t'lt‘tl 7h"
LLThe livu winnerst .‘nltl'h'an slurs
Miss “'le and liichzlrtls, and Airs.
*m‘erican 7 T ennis
FINAL IN MEN’S DOUBLES
All-around iCrown Sure for United States——
,“Raequet Wilders’ Victory Puts .Umted
. States Far in Lead—Mrs. Wrightman and
'fi'ith Mrs.
mixed doubles title by winning" for
heavy toll his triumph with Hunter
exacted on his strength. might haVe
scored a. third victory in the mixed
was quickly
“st rring five set struggle. and in the in strategy and ‘stroking despite UH?
mixed doublcsrcbv H. Norris \Vll- {3'31 lhflt \Vlliilms “'33 Dialing un'
ilfi'ms 2d and Mrs. (it-(prize “'ight- der the handicap of a. bad ankle.
than. “ho easily defeated their Richards was obviously tired and
Gmnpatriots. Vincent Richards and Mrs. Jessup. who was unable to hold
Marion Z. Jessnp, in straight. sets. share 01' ”10 burden, lll'our'l the
Which the Frenchmen “on through
the next
curacy than their rivals and lobhvd
through the last
Cu-
? liit‘hall'llson ul South Africa m 6k—3
g “oninn star. Miss Kathleen McKane.
Team 3
Swee
‘ k
ps Olympic ’ Con .
the
ich-
and
the
and
rior
, in
ans
in '
set
est.
tic-
ion
UGChF‘t ot' pram... in ”1.. men‘s chat and Llrutrnon, for after a brief
singles, \illit'h clinched the tmnllfmal stand i" ”19 filth 5“ W."
‘4':er for the l’nl“.,l mm”. Miss ’ were easy \ltrtims of the fiery attack.
“fills and Mrs. \\'l;:lilm:ln liniir: “r ”1“ Am""‘°“""- 'l‘he recapitula-i
“Ton the “.mmm-S titllli'i“"f the do) l llou of tilt' match showed that the;
m . . . -
previoum. I l-rentn. pair - earned more . points! By .\tII{.\IA\ 1;. BRUWN.
.:. - ,. . 4 {than “‘“ls' but also committed a' America's triumph tilitt- more
.rrhe fln..l triumphs. no“ mcr. - great number at errors. ;thc ()ianPlC games is comply,“ And lll
.atdded substantially to the .wnrv of Third pm”. in the men's doubll-sl ‘ ‘
m Illni
- ‘ . Ho the ability of l'ntlc Sam's ill-5.“ in
was (it‘t'ltlt‘tl in favor 01 France thisl
....o¢v:> \.~. -
e to'Suprema Test Is;
~.\ hr» hall
“"iL'il'.
thr‘H’.
l?”
V pel'ln‘llyl'lS (if
pilfnrlil ln
ill-y l . [q lib
i-Sllull put also.
i \vtits
l‘.:\tl Filil‘l’t‘tl in lhl‘:
bf‘f‘ll I
rise to the sllprt'mc test \“hl n millet]: “MUM ”Slmrnf‘. Cull: l‘ upon in:
nd 1 upon to (in {-9 can he ('rpdit.” 1],;5 :n ti“ Ei:.i.t. {input six ltct six in-
mi \lt‘ln"‘.' in lllt‘ lilt'l‘ nl‘ lilt' stiff-s np- - i MW in tin :ilr .‘tll'i “on lliv‘ hlzh
. tin recent gnmts.
In: The l'. S. sqtillt'. \il‘nt into tli
hpgcloslns: «tins of thc'nmin truck on
ng field eir-nt.~—:iround “hich thv inn
.
’hilt>rcst in the games Sliders—Wit
illttle I-‘inlnnd threatening the
stem. alarml ot him.
S ('incy Reds Defeat the:
(is in lilll'U‘lLlG ltnd Fribcrg. and
“on lilt‘ll‘ si.\tli straight game. 7 to. '
s: ", .l. -' . -‘ -‘ :1 ' ‘ ' '
(zldllls — Results of ““533390;232;...{33 W“ W Get and Comment
i The Other (Tomes . I'I'I‘Tsntuuu. J... ==-—I=rook- I . Norwalk
'. a _‘___._ {Lin and Pittsburgh divided 3. double ..
slaw YUILK. ..n.-, :_'.—»- lmlmill M“ New: .Vtslvrdul'. the \ialtors tak- '
(rlt'an lfflgll" in :1 hull Kathie. «iv—i ““3 Mc'f’n'L 4 l” ." 1n the ‘
{rating tlir- \i'orI-i‘s champions here 3‘1”“ “”1"" “"15 ct‘tlrcthc. “”0“”
1051' lriri) l-_\ a Jiv-
svm'v- of it in 7. , \Vc haic lu‘t‘n milled an idol \vm-~ lmh‘d sl‘nle his return to the ring
W“ hammered limt. and “Us“ for] lil't'iilt-r's stints were too much l'or shipper. umnv and lllllivi fly that in gazmg
15 hits, ill"? DOUSCFS. ' 0 . 0 .ir'onnd H... ringaitlv, “n have nmcr
Rat'slcr starred at liuL.\\llll t‘n c! J- Johnston. “FOUklln BhOI‘llep; Isn't that terrible. llot‘u‘wl our containiwrsry in utlclld-
singlts. Blue's four hits liicluded'aig'“: carting} 1:01;; tihleutricédminkthei . a - :dtllL". . . .
”i W'- dVUUWE‘ “ml 1“'0 Si Sl"S- i N ga e '10 J C 5 "nee it is not the or ose of III" “riterx . , . .
{INCINNA'U' July :32 (.‘lm'innn—J in a (.1050 play at second. He proba- to criticise thep \\':l'k of any 0th” 1 \ “‘1" MIN; n:IIIU“Pd the “ark 0'}
, i. U. “on one. of the liar fought! hly “ill be inlsslng from the lineup 5pm.. “Tn“. antlilnce ””5 column . .‘lllI-‘ILTII 4 UH‘ )‘nllti “(1‘ lift: 3110““.
. ‘ faults of the, season from NL'A“ 1"" 50“"1”. d“) 5‘ ~ 4 has been in existence. \vc li;i\e aioitl- i EL"; ‘ Ill‘l":“""““l 1" ‘ K A“ M‘fll'
" Iork icstvrda)‘. S to T in 11 innings. BUSH-'5' J”'-“ ‘.“.‘.—~-L‘hle WWW“! ‘ rd this. but \In time noticed that ouri “m a m ' . o o
v “Kirstin was knocked out of “iv lvox Clmcland ‘0 a '-' ‘0 1 wtn ”“3" “05' most highly eslt‘t'lnm‘l colli-‘mpomryi . -. a \l .i.
IL in the first round. but 30m; pitched! ton yesterday ln the ninth. Speak- has seen fit 10 “If“ to us in his sport: Al the pica-nit llnii. . unit-xiii is
I ~ .. _ . _ ._ -. '. ‘l‘.|I.ll) in ”1"ti0l “Orix in the ting and
."t , well and l.uquc allowed a “4‘ scorcl er dOUbl'tL “Lnt to tiiiid on Joe column yesterday. . l , l' ' ‘ . ‘ ‘
‘ i in the smonth “lIlIUUl a hit on his, SC‘HH'S hunt “"0 ECON‘d on Mi'att's * ‘ ‘ I Ii‘. 0 “1“,“.‘83" blkI dull knimr“ mus.
(4- Wildm‘ss and :m L‘l'ror Ity L'rilz. ln‘ “”3”“ 0‘” “11”“ “3”” “0”“ "0‘ First up will Mr! nurN'ht‘S strals'lit id“ P “in 0‘ “Hr am \ipiilT mm-
.“ i the ninth. 'le l‘ork svervd lhrl't‘ ”0M 10 ”'9 plate. It “’3'. 505W“? on this limiter. 'l‘lie “ritcr of this ‘ mun; .i 3"“;1~“p‘im ‘ U” Tm m
it” 4 . rul‘ls off Ma). but this licds tied it in mm“ SUL't‘CssiW “elim- . . leolumn shes his own opinions and f!” “g" at“ Alf”. ”.mm' x Up 11"”. Tm”?
~ ' ‘ their half. .— i l’l’llLAlJElJ’l-UA, July :2.——st.‘ e. as .a. nmndgtr in «to t its hurl-h
1n the eleventh, the Giants scorcdi LOWS experienced little difficulty i
a run on l-‘risch‘s and ti single
“:0,“li .
homer in the riglith scorcd Wright-
3 CHICAGO. July ‘.'_‘.—A l‘iccrutt
'pl'lcil- r Alilslrlld .lartetl his llrsl
- ‘gumc for tinitugo icsterdny and
lirld lloston :tl ills more). Vihilc the
Eloculs bunched hits, including hom-
rr-luw ll New \urk's ll ilti ln llic .‘lIl-! ”‘3 H” [”5" 6 1° 3' W1“ Pittsburgh
hr:
by? taking the opening game of the. se-
‘position lilt' Amt-means llii\‘-‘ l;i"l‘il
lump . Frank llii.\M y. Lulllflrl‘lul‘kt".
Loren Murchison and Alf [.0 (one);
Inert :t l‘v‘it‘“ in the inn motrr event
dillmt lr‘lt tliI- nlhrr liritiniis tritilltip;
Jack Riv-j
’ Anti t‘umrnmlt-rv t'nrhrzui.
h" l‘niiuld, llill Sir-Yl‘nlflll and Allan
.
O
Horrors: '
1s 0 I O
onli si.\ hits “line in the last aliair.’
not those at some one else.
n writer should do the same. without
. Kelly. The first time liixcy harljl‘lts “1”] Philadelphia. yesterday, 4 “Tiler.
been scored on in Q4 innings. lnl to L'- Kolp was effective throughout . . .
‘ the last half of file ole-\cntll. Rout-iii and tue \vlcrun Elana. Who re~
flached third on .1 pass. ll bark by
Jannard and an out. \Vith two out.
Kelly took his foot ofl‘ the bag be-
fore recciiing Jackson's good throw
on ~1"onseca's grounder. which would;
have re 'rcd the side without score-sq.
«'an
«a; 15f",
latter was hit by a pitched ball i
with a triple in the seventh.
\\’.\SHI.\'GTO.\'. July
II a
. e tying run and then l'inelli put ‘ _ .
gnaecmgver with a triple to right.I ton defeated (.hlcago. “5 i0 3
Thin) -nine plan‘rs took part in the tcrda}.
' game. , , ‘
’5 :'ST. LOUIS, July 22.~--Jess Hainesu
Who pitched a no hit game last'
i ursday. showed a reversal of form
yesterday and the I’hillics defeated
lye Cardinals in the third game of
the series. 7 to 4. Halnes allowed
.. drew-n, .
Y"
‘4'
I
15 safeties. including a triple and
r'lhree doubles in the ninth inning
mt. resulted in four runs and a: o-o— —.~
..__ é--‘_-—‘V
AMERICAN LEAGTE.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at “‘ashington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
“inl'lscAME ‘
. FOR COURT
'fiBINGHAMTON. N. Y.. July 2.—
' reason why Kennesathoun-
‘ dis. commissioner 0! base-
fincm John H. Farrell. secretary
,the National Baseball Association,
‘ ‘E‘New York.Pennaylva.nia Lea-
umc here so «fly Thursday
non was explained today. They
“3n engagement with a justice
' a peace in the village of \V’hit—
Point. near here. and had to
‘ their hosts. the American
. posts, which own the Triple:
franchise.
NATIONAL LEAGl‘E.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
FIVE l-EAl)IN&;'rBATSl\lEN .. ..
is EACH MAJOR LEAGL‘E
‘\
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. g. ab. 1-. h. pct.
pm" that ”19 commissmne' nornsby. St. L. 55 325 s: 135 .414
‘31:.- F:ZQ¥‘,’¥f;:V_”‘ggf;€ :3; 3 Wheat. B'lyn 51 320 49 119 .372
' ‘9” . - ’~’ Roush. Cin.. 73 :77 39 99 .357
we"; “25"‘2‘13‘ “wicszl‘mgzg Fournier. B'lyn 57 350 61 117 .355
,g’rflw-‘d bv tho Mcnmy ot‘ Cuyler, Pitts 55 217 41 77 .355
m- ‘and "ordered them AMERICAN LEAGUE.
court later in the day. - 3' ab. r. 11- pct.
‘21.“. on hand when Juan“ Ruth,1\' L. Y. 91 301 91 116 .385
- on David )Iachll cor.” Folk, Chic. 74 277 46 lot .365
, but there “are no for- Goslln. W'nsh. 91 342 457 123 .360
even a fine, when the
who w
l
,1.
Cobb. Detroit 90 363 88 l25'345
I. belong him. Jamieson, Cleve 57 360 58‘124 .3“
placed Lfiennvtt in left field. when thel
the fifth sent the winning run aerossflthi: fact again.
.~——Rc:ich-
, . _ . . Lyons for eighteen hits and pro-. .
T 0 rr r allowed 1 oush to stem ”‘5' ,- .
h e 0 \ fiting by erratic fielding. “lashing-
3’93'] praised in lift-so. columns.
Now as to Young Mulligan. We
haie stated before that Young Slui-
ligan has ability and We reiteralu—
“'0. do not say this
{because “'0 are an idol worshipper.
‘lbut because we believe in handing
tout credit, where credit is due.
. O
Mulligan has not
It .
always been
He has
received A knock when he deserved
I it, as well as a boost. He. received
[no credit for his showing against
Young Silva-berg in “inter-bury last
year, in this column. In fact. he “as
severely panned for the poor show—
ing that. he made against the Merl-
dcn sci-upper.
t O t
We think thlt. we are qualified to
judge as to the ability of Mulligan.
[without criticism from any other
. sport column regarding our opinions.
OLYMPIC SWIM -
' llTLEOR U. s.
LES TROURELLES. France. July
_".‘.—The United States hag Won the
tllympic swimmma crown. The
Americans scored more points than
ever tell to any country at any:
Olympic meet in the history of the
game. '
The women and men swimmers
|and divers from the United States
totaled 217 points. The Swedes
were their nearest competitors with
58. The men and women of Ameri-
ca accounted for 13 first places out
of seventeen events in which they
competed. finishing one. two, three
in {our of them. ‘
After handing four-fifths of the
medals to the Americans. Count
Clary remarked: “This looks like an
American holiday." I
Never since the .renewal of the
Olympic games has a 'tenm outclas-
sed the others in any branch of
Sport Barrage ,
BtbRoyDJh . “7.
l; \ cry
criticising the opinions of any other
511-? llvllfrn-k “on the lfiW‘ meter rim.
“'ightlnan lavh flllf‘lK'3Ll from the ‘1 “11“" 5'11" I‘ll Fltltddy. she and her; premacv 0r ”1, "(L white and nlumt prm tit-ally toner-tied to Finland.
tournamrm “uh h”, ”Hm“ "In" m" 3 parmhr' M“ “”hrrr' “Ira“.hml-i '.l‘lie_v.“llud" Honser. I'liliersity of As Mm: as America and Amer-
rionnl \\ulll.’lll"< tilillllllifl'l 3::lill'd‘g““'“ "1" ””“m‘d “‘1‘" “m”- “m" 4 Southern ("allfornla husky. stepped l iu'nn :tthlv‘tcs have this spirit of ris-
the singles "I'm” "my “”3"” ”"5 man and M- THH‘H’T' :1 walk-rnu‘. inn and defraud the l-‘inns :it their' in}: to ill" occasion \‘ht'n ills aster
' —_ _- ‘nivn sport—«that of liczning thcnlis- imrnmis the l', S. nerd hail“ lit'lo‘
DETROIT WINS ’\lctul'.\ tor the waiters. Helm-‘5. ens. Hanser's work cveeedcd the. ex- lv-ail' uf lasing: the supremacy it has
of Special intact in
Fans
W.- llfl\t‘ attended every fight in
“hlcll Ynnni: Muiligan has particl-
Alullisan is willing to fight Just as
often as his manager Signs him up
tor a bout. .
O O c
It is our policy to lxmct a home
athlete of any kind. when be de-
N‘r‘oe it and that is the policy that
we intend to carry out. regardlcws of
(ht- ('rlllt‘isnls of any other sport
\srlte'r. As far as. we are concerned.
we do not lnteml to miter into any
«mu-over“ “in: any sport int-tier.
“but we “1in to make urselv plain
on our opinion of Y 11.2 Mulligan.
O C O
Chic Dorsey. the \Vestport scrap-
per, is looking for :1 first class man-
ager. He is looking {or Work in
the squared circle anti wants to hook
up with a live \vnc pilot.
0 U U
Chic states that if he 00qu
5
upwlthareal in
good manager. that
he would take the ring game «set-‘3
ions and try to get somewhere.
That's the stuff Chic.
0 0 O
’Nufl said.
resentatives of the twenty~flve other
nations competing. '.
Topping off a week in which the
American Flag floated many times
from the 0 'mpic flagpole and "The
Star Spangled Banner" sounded in
the breezes, the American swim.
min: team.1v0n every event in the
six finals contested on the closlnr;
day. Six times Old Glory was haul- "
ed up the flagpole. and when the
last echoes of America‘s national
anthem died out the'ban'l struck on
again in special celebration or the
American victory.
Twelve thousand
heads, hart-d listened solemnly, and-
L’ount Clary. president otthe French 1
Olympic- committee. expressin': :
tersely the feelings of the assembly. 3
said: “Your compatriots are won?
deri’ul."
Set. Two “‘orld Records.
Two world records were broken
and another equaled yesterday. new
marks being set for the 100 meter
free style; for women and theisoo
meter men's relay. while the record
made by Miss Hariechen Wehéélau
of anolulu in the 100 meters swim
spectators “'l‘. h
M--— A_.. .__~ ..
Inert u the Americans did the ren-
, buckle, Chicago. in
free style was equaled by His Ethel
m.
‘3 . .
T m) FANS STILL TALKING ABOUT
heirs _. . ,
------------- SAlNTS-LOCKWOOD co
._ “ ~ 3 1: l _ :4" Hit .1. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE. D ,‘ ' ; ’59“ 1h ’
New Your}: 7. Cincinnati 8. ' . t.» !.i} l:.l\. . _:
Philadelphia 7. St. Louis 4. r" ain't-v hum. . p.“ .
Boston' 1. Chicago 7. m l .5 1..., “n.
Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 4. billj g‘am-Vu . ;
.l‘l utl. l'r.“
ASIERICAN LEAGUE. v— -.- H it I t-v l r
Detroit 9. New York 7. ,‘ BATIONAL LEAGUE. :Tllat v.1! ;.. .p: .
St. Louis 4, Philadelphia -. 3 —- astsortln; (la. . _.,
Cleveland 2, Boston 1. . \\'. L. It}. ‘l-Lulillnan. :: . w},
Chicago 2, \‘i'ashington 16. [i New York . . . . . . .‘u; 5” .tlul “ho luil- ll 1w ;. ..
— . t'iiitago .3" 3" -~3 of thr l;Zl‘.I‘-t.' H.
EASTERN LliAnl 1'. ‘ Pittsburgh 47- 3K .543 ...»l....-...: It'lt w _ ’
\Vaterhury 14, \N'orccster 6, i Brooklyn . . . . . . . 47: 41 5:3 ‘\ . d; um i ..:
Unly game scheduled. l ('incl'nnati . . . . . . 4T 44 .31“
l 5:. Lnuls 37 .11 .42u . 3.2 :. _
" 5 Philadelphia 34 3:; ‘u :t‘nz oplcmmt.
' i Boston 33 EU 53.1! :914;«- ml:
COUNTRY CLUB : -~——«-~-—— ~
. ' ' ASIERH'AN LEAGI’I‘I. fli-i llt‘ of in."
. “ .__.__._. _ FJ'l' ay all. m.
2‘ l \i'. L, P.(‘. m 11H. >4 ..
‘ l Sm.- Turk ...... .3: 3s .57» ;m n at“: no ,l- a
- llctrOit ....... . fit {is .387 two. “a. t.» .7
\‘Cashington . . . . . 3H 31' .SHI.‘ inns 51.1.. 'i 7‘»-
, ('l‘ticazn 43 H .194 571v tr.t:n, t . .
ISDE] EATEDi St. Louis ..... .. A:: 44 .194 .fsu ..;~_ _
" l t‘levelaml ll 45 .Ml '- l 415.. l':..
‘ . .___... _ . l Boston ______ _ 3x .‘tfl .433 to in: .7
l The Borwalk t'mmtr) (Tiubs new: l’hlladP-il‘hlfi 3G 7.3 .4041 “J” that n;;-.
tennis team was tl-‘lt‘atl‘ll on lnriri H” _ 7v .. - ‘1 my :em.
nnn courts Saturday nt’tt-rimnn. in; ICAS'I'I'LH) IJ'IAGITII.
their first match. i‘)‘ tlv- l‘mmrri - ___7__§ Meal-l ll' ;
Hills Country Club. The score was; “c. 1’. P.C :lil.‘ taint: ; t
GT.“ ”"3 Norimlk "1“" ""ml: “"‘Hx'alolvluur‘ 3:. :::‘. .5317‘5” “l“ ‘3
able to “in in small-s m- doublvs. al— 3 \. 1%.“ m 4t “.44 ‘;:lil.t \22- , 5.
though \Vnrd Mull-.in and \V. \andf ‘ W 1:]: H." .. i It “as ll . 5- .
gtnn thcii' mo-n :1 hard lmttlv. : Hartford i- 4" _' _ : “Cr" 1}”. H. ’k
.\ large c rnnrl “uh-ii: Ii lit“ lll‘iit'il—: “nrvr‘q'w ; 4' ’ ‘1 ”j. 3.3....13,“
vs and although the country l'hli)? 3f“? ilau’n 7‘ 4Q '41” Sub“ ii..t {‘47.
“as outclassed the tennis “as \n-rtli' ngfi‘q'i “H ”‘2 '42? ; that a ,-. in 3m.
\\Iilf:hiilg. ilil'wlzvymrt 39 r; 31-3,“1” I ('L i ,.
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Robinson. n. ll. arm-nut ll. ital-‘ _,--_ ~— ~ 1 1mm. .
kin. N. P. C. 6—02. 6—1. October “ill me the culmination; .‘ ' : ‘ ‘ ‘ .
H. liazan. i}. ll. d-‘fvah -l \‘.'. Mal—i t‘ We screen romrtnt‘t-s. ln thatj “diff“ "‘ ' ' '
“kin. N t'. t‘. Il——-oi, t1 ~13, I‘ve“. finnnth we ln'ur thzii'bmes (‘rtlzeu 7“ H” 5‘ ““ '
];l‘niliihi. l3. H. tl- :I’lil' ll .l. Yti'lrlg. the: rtwptilar director of "The Cover- : “7“ k -
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