A“: In the first paint: of tile season.
A? loved yesterday afternoon at the
rrnory. tho .Vol‘WilTk lllgh school
basketball icltni. led by In plain Rud-
‘dlman. defeated the Itoliureaa Ililrli
Quintet. of Bridgeport, by the score
of 60-38.
The game was fast and inter: sting
throughout despite the fact that
.Cotlch Green's charges lcd i‘ronf the
.fipening period. Many times Con-
aross failed to penetrate the strong
defense of lhn locals and- they were
forced to lose spots by which most
of their points were scored.
.On thI‘ other hand the \\'e.:\‘t urc-
tte students (‘XTTTTl‘tT in teamwork
'hnd passing. bringing thcb ball under
A e basket for short shots which
proved to be. (7m cilvc.
“For Nelwalk the all- around play-
Sill of Captain Dun Iluddiman was
41 feature of the game. Aside from
1!lltying a fast floor :7 ..mc the local
llikipper rustl- It the n tlill for :1 total
of- 17 polnts.’1h(- playing of Perl-
man and Tomcy, local forwards. was
also impressivc, the former scoring
to points and the latter :3. ()n the
AAofensive Whipple and McGowan
Al‘oned to be too strong for th7 vis-
itors' assault.
For Congress Kalilan Was llli‘ high
walk Hig?
“We...“
SCHOOL BOYS RUN AWAY
TTTTT (SAME AT THE ARMORY
ow Strong Defense Against Bridgeport
Team—Capt. Ruddiman, Perlman, Tomey,
Make Good Showing —— Whipple and Mc-
7““? 5 . Gowan Keep Opponents Away from Basket
l‘lo caged live tlold goals and
scorer.
two free throws for 7a total of 12
points. Tomorrow afielnoon Nor.
walk illgh will traVel to Bridgeport.
11 here they will play the strong
Bridgeport Trade school of that city.
The score:
.‘orwalk Illgli.
G. F. I’ts.
I'crllnnn. if ..‘........ 6. 4 16
Sullivan.lf........... 0 0 0
’l‘omey. rf closeouts-s ii 3 13
Stewart ............0 0 0
lluddiman. c ......... ll 5 11
McGowan. rg ........ 5 0 10
Golden. rg ........... 0 0 0
Whipple. lg ......... 0 0 0
Yost.lg.............0 0 0
Total ........ . ....22 12 56
Congress High.
G. F. Pill.
Jukob.lf.. .......... 2 2 6
Sandy.rf............ l 1 3
Sokowitz.c .......... 0. 1 l
lllunkusui, c .......... 2 3 7
Rolh.rg............. 3 3 9
Kaplan. lg ........... 5 2 12
Total .......... ....13 12 38
ltr-fcrce-«L. I-‘rank.
'I‘iiliI-keeper -—S. 17‘. Cliil‘nrd.
' 7B1 LLY
pided edge. on pitching.
‘ ‘The pitchers have bet-n more or
Moss responsible for their
hiatus.
When given an inIh by the rule
:makers in an I7‘7ftolt. to Tlli' lease the ir
Aeffoctiveness. thI. pile-luvs pt777-IlItttl-
7 d to take ev-‘(lai y‘alds
7““ A117 this is the lt'r‘llli oi" the at.-
'fAempt to put over llglsiatlon that
,wili again pI‘rmlt the pitciicts to
AA use resin under the Sill‘\f.‘lilliill't' of
the umpires.
.The National League is sponsor
~for Athe movement. the American
7 League has already gone on record
as against it. In all probability
it will again come up for discussion
AAAwhen the rules committee meets.
While there stems no particular
harm in allowing the pitcher to use
'tglin in order that he may be able
oget a better grip on the boil, it is
a avenue that it optns up for
AAickery that would prove most
O
The use of resin \vould unques-
£011:ny enable a pltchcr to throw a
Itch better curve and incidentally
would help in the matter of control.
1 O
1 C
It. has been suggested that the um-
pires carry around a bag containing
,7i'esin. also that a bag be placed on
the ground back of the pitcher to be
used by him as he sees fit.
.- As usual the brunt l: the dispute
that. would naturally arise from such
. legislation. would fall on the arbi-
trators. Literally the umplrI-s would
be holding the bag at all times.
i Permitting pitchers to use resin
.would almost certainly result in an-
other era of ttick pitching. Not sat-
tled with resin. the boxmen would
Tiesort to other methods not exactly
egal. The use. of cmcly to roughcn
«» EVAN S
In baseball, batting now has a dr-‘
pt‘ctll-ut ‘
the ball. :1 common practice selenods.
or eight years ago, would certainly
Alt.‘ revived. .
. Itcsoriinl: to trickelly. by the way.
Tins played havoc with any number
Old Timer Should Add
to Poise of Young-
sters 0n Philadel-
phia Athletics—The
“Kid” Is a Quaint
Character
By BILLY EVANS.
Tho Athletics failed in the crisis
of the American League pennant
race last season because the team
lucked poise.
Poise in sport is hard to dt'fTDE.
In a sense it means the ability to go
over when things arc breaking bad-
ly. It is a trait that keeps a team
from going to pieces when every
break in the world seems to go
against it.
Until September of last year
Athletics were riding on the ton of
the sport world. Many experts liked
the chances of Mack's to mto neso
out Washington. Then trouble start-
cd and it continued right up until
the end of the season.
The Athletics finished second. The
team failed to win tho American
League pennant because it lacked
poise.
tho
Quaint Character.
In signing the colorful
“Kid" Gleason to assist
handling the Athletics,
Mack believes he has secured
man who will supply that
needed asset to his bail club.
I haveknown Kid Gleason for 95
years. He is a quaint. "lie-resting
character. I like Kid Gleason lic-
causc he is fighter bllt is always
fair. The. Kid never asks anything
but a 50-50 break and prOT)1'lT|Ty
uouldll‘l u't-cp very much if tht- fig-
ures proved he was getting about
10 per cent the worst of it.
‘ Kid Gleason is a square shooter.
beloved by every one connected Wilfl
baseball. His addition in the person-
nel oi’ the Athletics adds plenty of
color to a from inclined to be rather
drab, despite great natur:7l ability
Gleason is one of those fellows
who kicks you on thl7 rhilmas h7-
llays good lilovnllllr. (lr slaps you 5-”
VVilllam
him in
Connie
the
much
of pile-lure. .\ certain pitcher who
has :1 wizard u hen able to get away{
uiih the use of emery. :ll‘ollpcd hack
lo the minom ilumc'diately aitcl .
trick pitching was prohibited. .
O t O
Experimenting- with ("shout-sit
methods l'flII‘f‘d many a successful}
pitIlicr to TOM) much (it his once t-l
livtncss when for: cd in an back to}
the curve and the fast. one.
I) t
l
v
l-(fclv ti‘7i(k pltIhillg was Tth-‘i-
lat-d out of the 7uniIi ll .‘IIIJ’nPtT as
if the umpires would be foxced to
take a course in chemistry in order
to keep up with the methods of the
twirlers.
Likewise a. knowledge. of detective
methods appeared to he a very nec-
essary asset for the successful um-
pire.
Well do I recall getting a dozen
new balls one day to start a game
and inter discovering that every one
of the balls had been out between
the stitching by using :1 safety razor
blade. T
Thus. a pitcher by rubbing his!
hail ovrr the small (tits in the Latit-
or could roulzhen the ball to any ox-l
tent he desired. Incidentally thcA;
pitcher using such a bull could make
it take all'kinds of deceptive'twlst‘e.
The illegal action of that particu-7
lar pitcher caused a bulletin to be
in zit to the umpires. calling for all
balls to be delivered l themavlthout
having the seal on the box broken.
O 0 I -
The use of resin would unques-
tionably help the pitchers. but in the
end it. would work to the detriment
of the game by opening the way for
a rcv‘lial of dishonest pitching meth-
ART CARI-S ON
FIVE FIELD GOALS
. Whenever football fans and critics
other and gossip drifts to great
players, past and present. there is
as who always comes in for plenty
praise.
.lereter to Walter Eckcz-sali. for-
Chicago star, and generally con-
eded to be the greatest quarterback
I all time.
- Eckersall played with the Maroons
’ n: 1903 to 191m. inclusive. Fleet
A‘ cut. splendid punter. great detenI
A ve back and a heady field general,
a possessed all the necessary requi'
tee that go to make a real grid-
- r.
‘7, Eckersall'e collegiate c a r e e r
emed with sensational feats—runs.
Ield goals. defensive performances.
e was one of the few players. it
t the only one. ever to catch the
7: edy Heston from behind. And he
(1 that after being temporarily put.
“ tut of the play by Graver. lieston’s
m‘yguard. during one of Willie's
wrilling runs in the 1903 Michigan-
7 hlcago game.
7‘ In 1904 he caught a Wisconsin
ckoff and dashed 106 yards
-rougli the entire Badger eleven for
touchdown. one of the longest runs
1! record. And against Michigan
The same season he turned in a 75-
7rd cantor for a. tally. ‘
Eckersili. perhaps gained his most
the iiuough his uncanny ability to
lck flI- id goals. Ilr w. is a sure shot
A nswhere inside the 46- yard lint-s.
.7 I two occasions he booted five field
A Is in a single game. against Ne-
- A kn. in 1905 and against Illinois
is following season. III: stands
lane in this respect.
A
Paddy Driscoll
Back With-Compo
Paddy Drlscoll has returned
to
the lineup of the Compo Life
Guards after an absence of two
years from the court. Paddy played
uvo reasons with the Norv‘valk Red
)lcn. He was a great favorite with
the runs. He played a guard posi-
tion. Driscoll was known as a
“leech" by all those who played
against. him because of his ability
to stick his man. 0n the offense
Paddy was a flash. As a roving
guard there were few better than
him. The Life Guards will be great-
ly strengthened with the return of
Llriscoll to their lineup. the probable
Life Guard lineup will be Harry
Quinn and Larry McMahon as for.
wards. Eddie McMahon as center
with Eddie Quinn and Paddy Dris-l
coll as the guards.
Tex Ordered to Stop
Smoking in Garden
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.— Tex
Rickard had to,mark 375.000 on
the wrong side of his ledger yester-
day when ths Boxing oommissioa"
ruled that there could be no- more
smoking in the new 85.000.000 ‘Ma-
Mean Square Garden.
Rickard had installed s, 875.000
ventilating system, designed to‘ take
smoke out through vents in the reef.
The commission allowed smok-
ing as an experiment during the
Berlenbach-Delaney fight last week
and ruled that it was not success-
ful.
BASKETBALL IN NEW CANMN.
The 7 Compo Life cum. will
travel to New Canaan tomorrow
night to meet the New Canaan Big
Five.
Mobile (Alt) man tried to kidnap
a girl and marry her. Movies Ado
educate people. A
777£ckersall made the All-America
. being one of the few lnlddh
Aern players to be so honored in solely to eastern teams.
those days. when the late Walter
Camp confined his selection! almost
hard on till: back that
trouble gI-ttint, \oln
about five minutes vet \ml like in
haw Mm do it
Athlc7tits LaIluul l-igllII-r.
Tl‘f' l Tlilll-lt' Tlliiill .\tlllI tic:
last seamltl in the. IllilITi il--7(:Alu.u: MA
was a youth: team that had no vici~
br- rlh for
TTTTTT'IT)
crap in the lineup or on the touch-
illg llncsable to steady the boat
when it started in l‘Ilt‘R.
you Tl.l\l ‘
‘ATllE GlANTS ARE
TO BARNSTORM
WITH SENATORS.
To Play Eleven-(name I
Series — Niné Other
Big League Games
on Training Schedule
16. v— 'TATit7
NEW YORK. Dec.
Giants. who went to Floridan! a
time when many folks thought.
was a foreign country.
ing to desert. the old State in tin-
hour (if its proaperlty. They me go-
tholr spring training. buying and
selling.
T
It is a far cry from the day when-
the Giants set in front of the lead-
ing and only hotel wondering when-
tho town was. to tho Sarasota (it
the present. The boys won‘t know
the old place. New buildings, new
it '
are not 1.10.7
'AI‘HAE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. yam-(7.711;. come.
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ing hack to sunny Surtltlota to (10th (lid the ngal .Tlln 'T“.Tltll|ll nilo \l_\‘.‘~ in ”wins on l.‘. .‘\ l l,. ‘ 1...,“ 1... ' .,AAAAAAAAA‘\A. AATS (li'f‘vl‘léllil‘l‘ISOll and finished one 'pollli iniml
also Joined the Giants ; -———»-»-- l1 1, [my H “2].“... my 711 Ill Till‘ ll7lllr‘.»tonl.ia(7k 'l‘avcur-r oi the 11;:I7ls. 7.7.l,i
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1925 world series. liogI-r T‘I'l‘klll- lallll the TN'HT coll pla‘nr lll til-7 . l r H H 1“,“ 1} l7, . ull: ll ltlllTlH lo I-xlllid handled L‘llll more f'Tlillll‘lS i‘.l.li TAJT’
paugh. alar’shorlslop ol' Washing- lllajol‘s. He always p“-\.< Til lla- Mr”, 1,. 1. .1.‘.“. .A I 1-. Ti ”.m.‘ .1 .' 3 7 A7='~1T3‘73i7lll lI‘ (‘Ilme llaI-lt. lltlll- 'TAlL'l‘l‘
ton. feels he is capable of lhrrI- 50's and very (liAil‘ll is l7 1777.17 Hull “12'1“”. .‘I‘WA, l , .A\,A ”I.AA1.A.AA,.,..VIVA“. 7 "" "““
7 . l l l .17.:u. . . . _‘
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more big ”ms A” Ah mAJOA AHA“ _"_____-- lzl (laims ll.lll itl‘ .l mine 5"“. tin
laI‘l lamams tilal be i: up drains-ll
streets. new parks. new everything
have. sprung up during the year.
There are two baseball fields now
and when McGraw's men first struck
the place there wasn't even one.
McGraw is determined to use the
old‘ park this spring and. if Hen-
nery Fabian and n. sawed-off shot-
gun can hold the contractors at bay
long enough. he will. a.
The Giants will play' twenty
games during the spring- spasm.
most of them" with the ex-worl'd's
champion .Senators. The, Phillies.
Indians. Browne and" Athletics will
also come in- for their share of TD?
punishment. The exhibition season
will begin on March. 13' with the
Phils. Thus. it may be seen that
McGraw ‘wants to take things easy
at the start. -
On April. 5 the Senators and
Giants will start homeward, stop-
ping first in Birmingham and fin-
ishing their eleven-game series with
two contests in Washington. April
to and It, respectively.
The complete schedule follows:
March 13. Phillies at Sarasota; 17.
Athletics at. Sarasota: 18. Indians at
Lakeland; 19, Phillies at: Braden-
town; 20. Senator's in Sarasota; 22
thleilcs at Fort Myers; 23. Browns
aSaruota’: 25. Indians at Sarasota;
27. 29 and so. Senators at. Tampa.
'i‘7April [and 4. Memphisat Mem-
phis; 75, Senators at Birmingham: 0
-7, Senators at Augusta; 8. Sen-
s. rs at Atlanta: 9. Senators at Nor.
folk: ‘10 and 11. Senators at Wash-
ington.
Basal-mum. nusovrs 7-
Ysle, 871: -Wesloyan.‘ 18.
Vermont. '40: St. Michael's. 13.
Depauw. 33: Indiana. 2:.
Notre“ Dame, 30: Northwestern.
:0.
Ohio State. 40: Ohio Wesleyan. 19.
St. John'- 30: Cathedral. :8.
NEVERS 3.51118 TO SIGN.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 16 (AP).
dEmIe- Revers. Stanford fullback.
who has agreed to play professional
football in Florida. did not sign his
playing contract yesterday. as (7:-
pected.1‘he $25,000 deposit failed
to arrive.
(hill to National
Rumor has it that Ullic
chief of the American Association
umpires, to go to the, National
League next season. Chill. for a
number of years. worked in thc
American League.
['71) to Veterans
.lins are able to play
things won't be so pleasant for the
Chicago White Sox next season.
Chill. A
L‘nlcss Itay Schalk and Eddie Col- 1
regularly. ‘
i (7 ulltl “in Play
Ty Cobb said he would play ill l7lll
games ill lilL'Ii. The records t'l'i'ITTT
him with itll pcrformaucn s.
pl-cts to hit the century marl. again
next season.
Iiocnil: In Him
Huggins. mile mall.
York .\lnI7i7l(ans.
Paul.
will
T Miller (tor of
”iv N.\
ile7 Mark lx'ocuig of St.
Alluli a brief trial last fall,
-llvcr at short.
who
SAYS SYNDICATEl
HASN’T DROPPEDA
G r o u p Declares
Plans Will '1‘ a l: e
Shape After Jan.1
_Dcc.
SOUTH BEND.Ind..16.——
the South Bend syndicate
him still control the Jack Dempsey-
}{arry Wills fight and that it will be
held next summer. were the positive
assertions yesterday of Judge G. A.
Farabaugh. a member of the. finall-
clal group.
Farabaugh doubted if the contest»
Andrew 7M. Weisberg. hotel man and
head of the syndicate. asserted there.
was no state law barring the contest
from this state. Any other site has
not been seriously considered, Fara-
baugh said.
Judge Farabaugh denied a report-
ed statement in California by liay
Cannon. Milwaukee attorney. to the
effect that the Wills-Dempsey con-
tract with Flizsimuions had been
January 1.
alllllis oi the
will be held in Indiana. even thoughT
iNew Records Made
By 1111'] swimmers
—.—.—é—
NEW YORK. Dec. ld.—~'l'ln
[youngest memwr of tin: lil‘Jl .\Tllt‘i‘-
i- .lll Alylnpic team. Mus )Tiilllllll
:(7nuI‘l‘1ch. of the \l’IlmI-u's
llllng Association, sttflppul into Till
breast-stroke l71I7‘ol1t
T‘iiuldcls at an A. A. [7.
may :iltcl‘nuon.
in all unplccd attack on thr-
'yartl national T)I'L€15l.\il‘dlvt
lilss Sciluulcll “as lillléill
57 l]
by
Ttllrcc “niches iii 0:37 2 luailnl.
'llle registered mark of ll...“ 2—5 llA.‘
\llss Anna Baum. of Bridgcnliol: and
(quaillllg the lit“ ltLul‘Il (lallncil
TAP) That Floyd Fltzsilllmons and T for Miss ASHLS (itmg my :l to (7. (1 H757
hacking:
ago. but still unapproved (llt‘.(7:.i17h_\
All Contenders at the mI7‘(t l‘tpl‘I-
scaled the Women's 5. A. and [“11
of the Club‘s Junior stars. Li.) 77. i ll. (l-A
bllom and Eva lltllllls. Tt‘illl‘ilLlTA
striking performances.
Lisa, is lhirtI-vli-ycur-nid :lTT-nllVillI]
marvel. first won a Still-yard tin-.-
style handicap for sI-niolil 1n the
amazing tilnc of 3: lil 3-5. tluu srrl-l
(d another vie cry in a 5:7. .llch in-
yard backstroke taco lol girls un—
(lcr fourteen ill ll 'l.;l 23 l.
Eva. a tiny shawl; UTA (on st lb .1
by swimming 1(lll yards inc 1117 in
1:21 1-5. the factual. tinlc lur il‘.('
ldid not win the race. howevIr.
distance c\cr known to ll.l\c TH‘I'TI
made by a child under l\\t'T\t‘. r;\a‘A
It
was a handicap and I-Iltunor 2‘2.7 di-
discarded Definite ..ctlon in“) «i 73.1". NOT-'73. “ho had a start (it (no
carrying out the :ontrnct stipu. 1.7-. secrnds on h- r. turned the I! i. 'l.7.l
lions. he said will be taken afterlln 1:.‘7Il 3-5.1,atiual tlml
A loo-yard backstroke match llLi-l
TTI‘ I7X- 7
(A 1177;.
TS pnz‘ Al-A-
(iv- 1
Sn tin"
slanddl‘tlf
ii tulljzh .llllll7llt (Elm; l7\7lll
ilk.
lll"llll7_l.' ll;7- \ lull» ilTlIT l‘:‘>l)li|[‘1»i
l'lll t‘..ilt'Il.l7. .1... v in. \7....~: brought
Tit-l‘c Try Vitality t‘uni”
\‘.'Ol‘lTS (if
fll‘ill‘iTITlt‘lU
l7.'l‘.lI‘l‘ i‘l‘
(Til HT: 17.7
. iluitlllan. “ha in tin-
Q’I’vx 11in it: it'll has i: l7 1 iv: .1
i\\‘lll‘lTl (lf pull it ‘v. \xlll
dI‘Ii for .\l: lIi. sun Square
I7l7 till: I'llciiic (‘Illl:t :li"7 r tunic illANlA
i-.lt:lI7. Il' Tlt‘ hills lil- “TTT l‘Ilil.lili!
l7l:.7i7.t hcrc. wllI7ll- the li': mom y is.
Tit he loscs he will no il.71(k to til-7
|l\’ilTl‘ open spams to m: the :1 m1. 7
li’u’ll‘l. ‘ T
T iluil‘lnau judgingr from tho llllAA
‘7171cs>‘lvc fiTllHVllli; llc, lllllthl against.
[‘lllt cxllcllit-ly i0liilili:71ll(7J:71(k Iirll
‘A.\lavc at the I’lllllctl Allllciiit Club a
{(11.7 lit-(ks age should win this In»
llinc's boat. .71 ilioulzh many caul-
hill jlltlgts ol‘ the lllsinr-ss (ll
lessiuual ptllzilism (Il:-7:;‘.:l7tc on this
I point.
1‘ Mn I‘llOlm‘IllltlllTOl'lHT ludgts (llrI'
7is .t sin. 7l71t llo\'(7 r.
gt.on about illlt. llllt llI7 is not a ll;‘11-‘
llt'liltll‘ly (Tllllglvl‘lills illlll‘l‘. Til: hus‘
l:llwaya look-~11 llcst against slow ml7nT
'17: l::ll7(ll(7ss of the power of ,thc‘
Ppunch tiny carried. 1
T Jl‘h‘T RIGHT.
I "If I asked you to kiss me on the
.(hIs-k which one would vou ‘
i choose. "‘ T
"Id liIsitatc it long time between T
.lhcm -—“Br0\\ll Jug. A
T “HUNG FONT
i “What made Mabel turn Tom f
Allown ."' 7‘
‘llcn was a pt‘7lntc1 and she didn't A7
:Iikl his type. "'—-l‘he lie-.lnpot. T
T
tween Miss Iitllcl ill-rile nnd Mia-IA
liliiillc Dclnllry. l‘t‘Slll-Cllu‘ ll'lTlIl‘an
:71n-l metropolitan junior title hold-
(77.1.7: rrsultld in the flir‘mIrs favor
llv i ylrds. Her TTlllt‘ was 1:23
2-5
TA Miss l‘llli r l7nlI7: (‘: .ptul‘cIi a’
.«ct‘. li ch 1 l) y. 1rd trcaat Stroke suimT
in l 7;- :77lil Silas .-‘7 7'.an Flood:
won :t Tl'WL s: yll TllllTi. 7p at till-l
‘ulllt‘ distance it: i l. 2- 3.
it. A
S
: Legals:
Ti l
"lillli'l
\\ pl
jput til‘. 7: \\ :ms on pickles!
Sp: :litllil:
:(l (‘uilzmil
story if it had been true.
gllCIT
“.\:l(l uil‘.‘.t‘.~7 liiorc, l hops
lelli
Til
~(l\|
i knew you when you were; AR'llllC -'- "7T ll777 l77IT7 Mo: 1: ll-
lln
prl- . I on» crop in“: ii: llth‘ll“.
(l .TUlllS sms
A on ii: ill (1 . . . .l,)ocs he int-an (in the
“alt l‘ <‘llll|~i(7:l1rls that 5.0m: is too smart a ht)\~ lgl‘idirtln u‘.‘
Trail in the 00— {not pool (li till JTT‘TTI' in (il‘op :1 (ll-ris‘lnn to a luau (ll
Member Of south Bend Tin. TiTCTlHllTI Hill]: flitool n7: lcl- lilltflnans ilmilld (7\p(7riInce Stellwl “\\ll.'tt~7:it'.' “c." :0 (in home to
ill! l‘c is no (I: (I s- 7 Mill: I ml
licl‘
talk back to me, you pen
0 C o
of Knuto ltocknc going
..I. it would have been a
‘7 o e
all your
a ml till your
\(7 (:1\ ill:77
.. 1:I
lied il‘allgc is
in Wall
a
Street?
PI.
:(7r if \: iu want to. It “ur
l’l'Llll."
a
I I
While l‘aul licrlenhatm may mcre~
I)‘ lit,-
Hill"
a li:11t-hl7a\wa-ight, the young;
lll.‘.l'l'l_‘.'f‘.‘=
to collect in heavy.
wright ilgul‘cs.
C If ‘
“lhlll'l ll7:rk bark at inc. like that.
I‘ll no (in: liTM-llll....\'(7.ll, that IS
Ml!"
e e e
Ileuwm: Grange was not in the
'lm- up the ll7 we had to refund Slit.~
Itilil) ill T)t".llhit,
.Alaylie that is the
tTTlAiAl lI nu Int
“Clothes.
.all you our LIT
‘1‘“: icon “(7:21
long I have to
'I'h (7
(loulllt- cl‘r-ss.
"I know all
faullZy.
not fight.
mimics of til:
which he will
found iii any s
Illr._
out at these
schools,
5‘2"
e
O‘Gclofty
\vr7-I ii iii
U ‘
k tilinu‘
l77
O I!
about
3 t
47
hill 1
(‘Tl’7
.
O o
u t
fashion.“
(7I(.ilA:(‘7-'. (aniline!
lUT
117.17.
I.Iil;k :il
Dr-lnpscy is convinr-(‘d non-7 ‘7-
\\'llls ill Mulll:
(il'llI 7.7
:l.l V. .1:
I] Tltflllh
wants to
they tr-ach you how Tl! lam] :7 l;7 7
hi.» lAlli‘l 7
this ram-- _..
2."..‘l it 0”."
criss- cross is (Inc of th-
lplays Kliuto .ilml ill" IvIl l7
.Ilu' it l‘(-:mlin IT fir :7
teach him sonalilitlg lll\\ :l:
I'TA.l:
71.7 .
I‘ll
“()ll. shut up and lot lm- aimw
aknow I took you for llI7lt< l' or 1-.
should have known Tlt‘iltl.
I‘Oultl I hate (lone lel:.~I7‘."-‘
Ii
1-. TT‘HV
i CRAC RTR
3/ JOE WI: 1 LAMS
l'~.
ynilr 5‘51 i l
Your old man \\.7l~‘
liked he hall to master \l i‘ltriluqll-lzl
:0 got somebody in l.’"‘.( to him."
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