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Win Eighth Straight
Game by Defeating
Yanks — Results of
Other Games
NEW YORK. July 23.—Detroit
advanced into the lead in the Ameri-
can league race here yesterday, win-
ning the second game of the series
from New York by a score of 3
to 1.
It. was Detroit's eighth successive
victory. and their twelfth »on their
eastern trip. 'The batting of Blue
and Woodail featured. .
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.———The
St. Louis Browns made it two
straight over Philadelphia yesterday
by scoring four runs in the fourth
inning and chasing Hasty from the
’ mound. Vangilder who started for
O St. Louis. was pummelled from the
box in the opening round but Lyons.
who replaced him. held the Athletics
safe until the ninth when with two
on and only one out Danfo th was
called into action. Danforth fanned
a pinch hitter and Severeid threw
out Rommel at second for the final
out.
CHICAGO. July 23.——ghicngo and
Boston divided a double header yes-
terday. the visitors taking the first
3 to 1. and the lor-als taking the
second 8 to 1. Tim McNamara. pitch-
ed in great form in the opener hold-
ing the Cubs to three. scattered hits
while his teammates hunchcd hllS
behind a walk and an error. " ,lah-
by" Hartnett jackcd out two home
runs in the second game giving him
a. total of 15 for the srason. .
ST. LOUlS. July 28.——The Philli-
delphia Nationals came. from behind
aialn yesterday and defeated 'thc
Cardinals 5 to 2. in the third straight
game of the serics. Dickcrman held
the visitors to five hits. but thrc-e
of them came in the ninth and re-
sulted in four runs. Showing his ap-
preciation for a traveling hag pre-
sented at the plate by a party of
friends. Joe Schultz._ formcr c‘ard-
inal player now with the Phillies,
poleda homer in the srcond.
BOSTON. July 23.—anton, after
losing nine straight gamcs, dcfmtml
Cleveland yesterday, 4 to 3. m ll
innings. “'ith two out and two on
base. Speaker ordered l-lzzcll pnsscd
and “'ambsganss‘ infield singlo then
scored the winning run. in
ninth Picinic
the flagpole with
Outfieldcr Joc Connolly has
sent by Boston to Sun Antonin
the Texas League under an optional
agreement.
WASHINGTON. July 23.——Wash-
ington and Chicago broke oven in
yesterday's double hczltier. the formr-r
winning the sm‘nnd game. 4 to 1.
after being defcatml in the first. 4
to 0. Thurston hold tho Senators to
five scattered hits in the Upcncr but
Mangum was easily solvcd by \\ ash.
lngton in thesm-ond game.
PITTSBURGH. I‘m, July
Rain intern-rod aflvr Brooklyn h-vl
scored three runs in tho fourth and
one in the fifth inning. givingllho
Dodgers a 4 to l \erdlct over Pu's-
burgh yesterday.
ClNC‘INSATi. July
York Giants went on a. batting spree
vesterday. knocking Donohun out of
ihe box in the sccond inning. hit—
an freely and winning the.
he serir-s from Cincin-
halting fra-
:\ man on has".
ofl
2 3 .——’l‘hc New
third game oft ‘
nail. 9 to 4. Mouscl s
lured.
FIRPO READY .
. FOR ACTION
Will Meet Opponents
Before Clash With
Harry Wills in Sep-
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NEW’ Y iii, July :I-—l.uis .Xngt-l
Firpo. who is staying for a few days
at the home of Hyman .b‘usllcll. int-
lawyer, on \‘Vashington Heights. dc-
ciared last night. that he Caliccts to.
eungc inI at least two bouts uL-l'urc
meeting Hariy Wills on September
5 or Q i ; -
One of the bouts. he said. probab-
lywould be in Canada. Luis said he
did not know who his. opponents
would be. They undoubtedly will be
"safe."
The Wild Bull of the Pampas \ull
meet Rickard in the Garden this
afternoon and decide on training
camp plans and details. He wants to
train in I high, dry spot, as he
‘ planes the dalup‘air of Atlantic City
I for e trouble he suffered with his
{101$ arm last: year and auillorilatiie
wnrces such is not the cuSe, how-
' 0 was in a somewhat'nerwus
Esau following his trouble with thc
migration authorities yesterday
afternoon. and more inclined to
. talk w usual. Most of. his state-
ordcr for
.«p'ubllclty purposes. 1
~ One of his remarks, however.
(lo-crying of second thought.
“If anything happens to Wills,"
he doolu'ed. "I will remain here in-
. mainly until a. return match with
‘Jsck ”empsey can be arranged."
' Regarding. his allixling to "aux
thing happening to Harry Wills,"
”so will: may have been father to
mahought. T era are plenty of
was. some 0 hem powerful and
W1, who would give much to
[Wills removed from the flstic
W and Jack Dempsey thus
I 1 of the pleasure and mom
m..would accrue from another
1 ’I of the Wild Bull.
is
m- 19mm to weigh
2‘25 or
He said be weighed
rhea he left. Buenos
M m‘fiave taken on
ht in his long,
I day trip from
tho ,
h made a home run in!
boon ;
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HE WEARS RED SHOES . ‘
NATIONAI’: . LEAGUE.
New York 9. Cincinnati 4.
Philadelphia 5. St. Louis 2.
Chicago 8. Boston 1.
Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 3. New York 1.
St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 3.
(‘loveland 3. Boston 4.
Chicago 1. \Vashington 4.
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insrmm LL‘AG ms.
Albany 4. New Haven 3.
New Havcn 7, Albany 4.
Hartford 1", Pit'sficld 4.
Springfield 9, \Yorcester
Bridgeport 3. “'alt'rhury
\\':ilc:'bury 6, Hridgcport
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.‘hlhany at New Haven.
Pittsfwid a' Hartford”I
Bridgeport at \V'mnrhury.
Springfield at \\'orrr::trr.
AMERICAN LIL-\(il'l'l.
Dctrnit at New York.
Clcvolnnd at Boston.
(‘hiczlzo at “Hashinglon.
St. Louis :lt i'hiiullclphin.
NATIONAL l.l43.\(.‘l‘l-7.
Boston at t‘hirarzo.
New York at iIilif‘lnllfill.
Brooklyn at
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Pittsburgh.
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('hicago ........ 3-1 11': .380
Pittsburgh . 4?. ii.“ .341.
Brooklyn ....... 4*; -il .Z..‘.
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Will. Alli GO”
Declines Invitation
podes
PARIS. July 23.—Johnny “’ciss—
muiit'r. lhv champion American
swimmrr, whru lll\|l"ll to Halt Aus-
tralia during: tin; cumin: “inter. rc-
fcrrml lhr‘ Anslmlnms lo- \\'illinm
Bachrm‘h, hrnvl com-h of tho Amor-
ican team. “ho .‘~:tlill "'l‘hcy \\‘n|ll.l
have mo rxnnumwl for my sanity if
I gave my run” in for Johnny to go
T0 AllSlRALlA
Johnny —Weissmuller,?
to Compete in Anti-i
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wouw BOX JACK DEMPSEY
suonu AFTER nus
South American Is Anxious to Get]
Chance at Heavyweight Title I) I
eat Visit—Will Do His Traini
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KMSAS KleKEG
gulcerll’ml OFdHls FEE?
was: mats
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SPORTS————I
By
BROWN
Tommy Gibbons. the man \ilm
Siv‘ppt‘d 15 rounds—the limit—«nun
Jack Dumps-3y and lllckni (it‘org‘gi
L'urpenlier, will tackle Jack Bloom-
”(‘10 ll: London July 26. \anh
brings Mr. Bloomfield into the limo—
light a bit.
Of course his record in the L'.
on his \lsit four ycurs ago is. ru-ullzd
lils main claim to fame won llo‘ri
was his double victory ovrr Mike
Mc'l‘lguc. lie also trounced \Vailer
.‘chirr. Jack Hanlon anti Johnn)
Hmuirtl. Nothing imprcsslxc in ”it:
list ext-opting his \iclorics ovcr tho
light liczuywmght champion, who
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‘hmi not lhl‘ll won the unsung title.
As lor his British record. 'l‘cd
“Kid" lmwls gained a drclsion owr
him three )(‘nrs ago. Jack stoppcn
Holllluidlt‘l‘ \\'ells but that old idol
has long past his prime.
Bloomfield was given the livruyo
“right title by popular acclaim lust
nxn'cr lollowing his battle “llh Joe;
limitlnrd. Thc latter was the oilicuil
lllllillllhln.I Bluoxnlield guvn him a
lacing in u rough affair but lost on
'n ioui Just as he was about in iahovo
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big punch. Because of the
foul (Goddard still retains the titlc
"oliimully" but there was no qucs~
lion regarding liloomficld‘s suprrl-
(-rily mn-r 1h:~ slow mcning Goddard.
Hlonmli- ill is a hit out of propor-
iron for a good llfln\‘,\“‘r‘l:hl. liv
stands ovrr st); {cot one inch tall
and weighs Just. 1S0. lie is old, as
r-rs go. admitting 3.3 yon-s of
age. He is a Hebrew,
Not xnurh to win the till“ in tho
sadly dt‘plvlcd hcmywtight ranks oi
England.
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Max Carey is old and decrepit.
lic is playing his fourtccnlh year
in the big show. “15 lacs have trod
many a “(wiry mile in the Pirnlo
outfi<~ltl-—al\\a,\s the Pirate gardens
—and his eyes have scorched
ly files for many bright days.
liut despite all this he is still a
slur and the mninspring of the Fir-
tho.
azure hmuons (pocllc stuff) or lof-i
l' u! but the obscure of Ail‘xnnder.
iliis loss lurrtd .‘ilanngor liiilcfer l0
jshif'. his pitchers-~11: work « Kauf-
lnmun. Jar-obs. Aldrich and chn at:
mon- {TCqUt‘lll and more irrcgula r m- ,
This: throw them olf thuxr
1tru'zly on r night.
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i You can‘t much an old ring d0:
incw tricks. liarry Grcb is the la-
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test prnol of that sold an“.
(errh is. givr'n rrmilt for
u. ricnncul \ictory oxcr
prmnlsmg lil'lllFll imdtilcwcighl,
llirir rev-m scrap bur, ll “as
as upparmfl to (\rryone that (ixrb
{still lacks the “hilt-p ncccssary to
:tll'np his man \vhrn the occasion
iprosrnts itself.
; .\llor his hanln “uh Marty lturkv
‘3 while hack. in u hu'h Grub slum-
1r--l Burke all our the ring. the
1 l'itlslmrgher announced that he hmi
icicvelopcd a real kli'K and would
use it in future Louis-
“in rcmnrks \v‘ro not, lakmi 8-‘rl-
ously, llmvmvr, 'l‘lmse \\ ho now the
light pdnfmi nut that l‘will‘k" had uh-
soiutciy no dcfr‘nso. (in-b was able
in take lonz: swmging punrhvs at
tho l‘lcvolnnder.
in Moore (Er-sh faced n boxer who
prosenlvtl :1 fair defense. The “‘ind.
mill couldn't land his wild punchr‘s.
“'hrn he did land cleanly it was
with short jobs which Moore took
\nlhout blinking.
t‘vrcb nm-nr has been 9. hard pun—
Cllf‘l‘. No is too old to change his
stile now
scori up:
Just
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Some of the big lcague scribes
who Visited the Florida training
camps of‘the big league clubs last
sprint: look lightly the talk that
Miller Huggins. ’Ynnkce manager.
was planning to take. his team to
St, l'elcrshurc next spring. The
champs had trained at New Orleans
for several championship seasons.
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I’l’i’l-I LEADING BATSSIEN
l.\ EACH, .‘IAJOR LI'IAGI'I‘I
:«tritiv. Things were musul up gtn-
'lIt‘d .‘llllll'C,I
1n .
; By NORMAN Ii. BRO“’.\'.
l A frvw months ago New York ring
:fnns \vcro somewhat amused at the
ispm am):- of a ruggcd. determined
Elwin nnrrior climbing into the ring
lw‘zit’l‘krd in a Pair of bright red
fullr‘f‘lt lrnthr-r shoes.
The othor night many of these
lS.l'i"‘ fans “w the “car-"r of these
’wl-Ex'ics in ring attire plant them
ilpvzfn.‘ in the ccntr-r of the ring and
lhnmmer Rocky Kansas to the floor.
.1 lsrmon. broken fighter.
The victory carried the red-shoes
linu‘h one stop nearer a battle with
ltot‘!‘y Leonard
lhnmpionship.
1 "ho youth “uh the vermillion
-olorcd shocs was Luis Vicentinl.
Not l—‘irpo‘s Type.
.‘ llc crime to tho United States last
Wall to try his forfuno in the Ameri-
can ring. The sut‘t‘csu of Luis Firpo
had lurcd him on. lie carried hour
of the characteristics of Luis the
l‘Iirp. hmvovcr. His shoes were the
only odd thing nhout him. His
rornrri in ('hllc spoke for ilsclf.
Surfing in as an amateur four years
.ago ho had cngngmi in a total of 50
illallli’s up to his dcparture for ch
York. 'l‘hirly of his victims had
failed to last the limit. Only two
of them had rncolvod credit for a
point victory over him. I
All he nskod Gotham promoters
l‘\'li8 that he he givcn a chance. He
got several of lhcm. His first op-
ponent was llarncy Keeley. Vicen-
tinl knocked him cookoo in two
rounds. t‘amc linrh Forenson and
he lasted the same length of lime.
Jimmy Carroll got his in the third
round.
Then came .1 real test. Luis was
matched with Johnny Shugrue. The
latter got the decision but many be-
lieved \‘icenu‘ni was entitled to at
least a draw.
\‘lccntinl went home then for a
while. on his return he met. Pal
Moran and lost another debatable
decision. Then came his first bout
with Johnny Dundee. The. veteran
had the edge in that one. staged in
Buffalo. Kansas knocked \‘iccntini
off his feet three times.
The Chilean‘s showing. however,
caused promoters to match them
again with the result mentioned. He
had taken all Kansas had for 10
rounds before getting him in the
eleventh.
All of which goes to show that a
for the lightweighl‘
mom. i
n_A_v__ls PLAY
PARIS, July 23.—R. Norris Wil-
liams. Captain of last year’s Amer-
ican Davis Cup team whose sports-
manship in playing out the Olympic
tennis championships with a badly
injured ankle has been the subject
of widespread favorable comment.
likely will pay for his sameness by
being kept out of further competi-
tion for a. month.
Williams last week twisted his
right ankle and tore several liga-
ments. Nevertheless he competed in
the remainder of his matches, in-
d the final in the mixed doubl-
elude
cs yesterday. which he won with
Mrs. \Vightman, notwithstanding
the intense pain from which he suf-
fered. His injury may cost; him a
chance to make the Davis Cup team
this season. although he expresses
confidence that he will be fit and
ready n‘h‘én the final selection of the
team is made.
The entire American team is book
ed to sail for New York ncxt Sat-
urday from Chcrbourg on the steam
or Acquitnnia. in order to prepare
for the national championship seas-
on.
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The legality of the third one of
George Kelly's three homers. which
he smacked out in a game this sea-
son. is being questioned. rec-
ord of three in one placed George
among the few immortals who have
turned such a trick.
Prcsidcnt Hcyllvr appreciated
Ithcre “as some queslion as to the
Ivgnlity at the time the home run
was chalked up but gaxe Kelly tho
l-enollt of. the technicality. The
Sporting News. baseball publication.
points out that while undor the
scoring rules the homer might be
considered as such the rule's of the
game itself eliminate all chance of
calling the hit a four-base one. Says
an editorial in the paper. in part:
"Ko';y did not circle the hoses.
Hie wont to first and lhcn boiled
for thn clubhouse as the winning
run he! been scored from third base
on his drivc into the stand. Kelly
d'ni nv.t observe the rule. yet he re-
coivr‘d credit for a home run.
"l’mpire Quigley warned Kelly to
run around the bases, as 'usual.
which he refused to do. Rule 59.
the most important in governing the
scoring of runs. says plainly that one
run shall be rccordcd every limo a
WEDNESDAY, JULY ,1
'43.
NEXV YORK. July 23.-Lu1$ An-l
gel Firpo. accompanied by Teal
Rickard. paid an ofliciul visit to the:
ofl‘iccs of tho New York Stair: Box-l
in: Commission scstcrday afternoon;
where he was introduccd lo Georg» g
E. Browcr, the chairman. and 01h r;
members of the board whom he had.
not met previously. The \\'ild Bu‘l’s;
call was entirely a social one. not
nothing in the nature of busmr'ssi
was discussed. 1
Luis appeared quite concerncle
ovcr the news of the automobilc ac».
cidcnt in which Jack Dempslvi
World's heavyweight champion. isj
said to have sustained a fractured;
elbow. This news was the talk 01“
boxing circles yesterday. and Xbrrc
was 111ch than one expcri along the
line who ventured the prediction
that if the elbow actually is frac-‘
tured it might be the cause of end»?
ing Dcmpsey's ring carecr. 1L
\thn the talk of‘ Dcmpscy camc'
up l-‘irpo made it clear that it “as
the hope of securing annlhcr match;
with the champion this year that;
caused him to change his mind and;
return to the profvssional ring aftf!"
he. had dclorminrd to retire. 11'
svcmrd as though Juan Hams. 'l‘rx;
Richard's pvrsonal l‘t’pr(.\»'nl;ill\r.§
“ho li‘OlnlUlflPd the \\'ll|s ncgolia-I
lions “uh i-‘irpo ."-l.tnOS Air‘s:
virtually promiscd the Argentinnil
heavy-“eight anothcr contlst mm;
llompsey this ycar in
his agreeing in 1:11.42 on \Tills lilsl.
Rickard is "morn practicnl‘y to‘
have anahdonrd ail It‘ll .2 of staging a
llvmpsmv-lfirpo imllie lhlS year, but
ycsterday. perhaps vxiih some idra
of placating the South Amcrican.‘
the promo-Jr said that. he would
take up the poesildlixy of bringing
the pair togtthor again in case lv‘irzxy
should whip Harry \N'ills. Pit-pa
said that if Dtmpscy could be [it r—
;suadcd to sign he would not object
to taking the champion on within
four or fivo wrcks after: the \‘i'll‘s
scrap. which be thoroughly (a
ports to Win.
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team is deserving of mvdit for their
effort to put a local nine in the
field.
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“Steamer" Stanley, thr- pitcher. is
the only out of town player wearing
a Springwood uniform at the pres-
ent time.
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This outfit defeated the Bridge-
port Brass team at last Sunday and
the Brass nine holds n verdict over
the \Viltlon team. which they won
um mu.
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It is the dcsire of Manager Jimmy
Marine to use this team during the
remainder of the season. If .Tlimm.v
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"Buck" Day in the line-up of
local team this stason. There is a
good outfielder thvf some of the lo-
cal teams should hr able to use.
next Sunday. The gauze scheduled
between in saint Mary's and the
backwoods has been called off.
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“’ith Ray Joyce on theI mound.
the “'ilton team should be able to
take the measure of most of thc
nines around this section.
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Calf Pasture Beach Park would he
apparently en-
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salsa-0cm (clam Atom
toga Springs (.3amp———Announce Dal.
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We haven't noticcd the name o:’;.-'
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The Lockwoods and “Hum uni‘;:: . ,.
play the first game of‘a series on QM”
Walker {lash
base runner, aftor legally touching ing the tonic seuon would bc 3 ill—; ., \ ,\
n.0, fim (ht-op haughsha” legally tit; more than the lrafiic “ould Mar 1 ' W
itouch 'hn home plan:- before three is “hat caused him to say scveml‘I \I
‘mpn are out. (luvs :120 lb“ no would not attrlnpl . ,1”. _ 7 .1 ‘1‘.
“The scoring rulcs are sulmrdin- O Lr'lng l’i-‘po and Slempsc)’ togvtlw I '1 I“ ,
ate in their entirety to the rules of or again unul noxt Juno. whrn he ' 01‘ . ,
play which clearly define how runs hoped to hnv. thorn meet in Boylc s ,1, , _
are made legally. Kelly did not Thirty Acres. 'l‘his. according loj I“) ’
make a home run ho is not entitled :ostcrday's rmclat‘mns (-oncm-ningi x.-
lo a home run. He would not circle Luis l'irpo's alliludc toward 11;» I l.
lilo liuscs for a home run aflcr bring i‘lompsry fight. xvmxld nol fit in t'llh .
warned by l.'mpire Q iigiey." the South Americans plans at all. :1. -
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an and Comment of Special Intent! h “
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NorwalkFans . 1m
- T ~‘ SSlxuio l" .\
m“. \ About \\ '1‘ ‘
summizxw,‘ ' ~
The Springwoods. We are behind the policy of Man- . ml: \\'.. le- -
° ° ‘ . ages-Was" islime that somcii‘ruc -
Hau’ a good outfit. one started cutting down the cx-j
' ° ‘ pcnsos of the local ball teams. 4
i’l‘lx links: ..t
:12. nnv 1' "
to Australia nmlo H... ”.lthm,”
. _ . . ' ‘ :tts these days. His timcl ' brtu ——-‘——- _ 1 _ ‘ 1 ..
“1"" ~‘ ’1‘ '~ - I , 5 d "3' ~ can do this. the b rin noods . . . .
M: Ogion hu m ill 1 nllml Sinus and his ability to score runs when .‘atinnal lmxuc. :£::II csnhcli’nib to fame in red he one of the {0“, teams“. the 33;} ‘ fine 390‘ for "‘0 now running .IIIII} I.» I ;
'_ . tallies are needed are doing much m. 5:: ab. r. h. pct. bloods—l me 'as the same color of that will clear & prom ' track. that honvalk is badly in need 3C“; 1} "t ,3.
Jost who “WE—"1"" ”‘ 1 keep the Pirates up in the National Hornshy. St. L. 85 330 6‘: 136 .41: K: ‘3 ‘f‘lnfi- ' of. , In 1.51,“; out the now Ill-Pk ““3 “mm fin, .
soci'itioIn nitiyly‘e‘t mo American :lS- Lulguc race. \Vhont. [‘l'kiyn S: 32l 50 119 .371 Vi $25): nine of Defense. . could be easily proudod for. Lou be; .
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