3mm“ FEBRUARY 5,1925.
THE EVENING SENTIN'EIL—SO. HORWALK, CONN
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Good Scores Are Made
Marina,
High Tot
with Score of 114.
n the Clifford alloys. Some good
s were tulned in by the box!-
al’rho Elks struck a. 1457 high
-- hit ovor 300.
ooso had the highest Individual
a". of the night.
his-Just some. Aymull and Dow-
‘suni'fknockcd down 113 pins.
Tbs scores arc as follows:
GROTTO.
ionic 85
his ............108
., as 92
'} ........... as 90
........... 8211!
{la
n11.
“ 85
83‘
85
8'!
104
88
86
450
255
377
284
387
279
1863
EMOLAY WILL
BATILE WITH
WESTPORT “Y”
Fillst Game of Series
Will Be Played To-
morrow Evening -
Prelim Contest.
jib first guns of a series be-
its“ the DoMolay tcsm and the
MAC-l‘L. five of Wsstport will
pen tomorrow night in the gym-
urn of the “Y." Much rivalry
3 existed between those two teams
l season. Several some: have been
S‘ rallied. but were cancelled at the
t luluuts. .
Neither loom will use Norman
treich" Flowellyn. The lanky
ntur plays with bulb qulullsio. im-
odlluily a. Dalilo dovolopod over
should use him. it was decided
'9 would be excluded from tho
Eddie Root. who is a monk
l.
'A
452 480
" 5 DoMolay. The Norwolk boys wtll
Donald ituddlnx’ou. lormur High
-001 captain. to lump center. i‘ har-
‘ Lyman will oppose Ruddlman.
th Lyman and Ruddlmsn are high
rors ohd good defensive mun.
- interesting battle between those
0 stars will be one of tho features
the game.
A prolimlosry contest Will be
. d at 7:30. The main tilt will go
in an hour later. More will be
\ rising following the main guns
th can is by the Melody
’ vs onclétfl‘s. A Charlesiown ox-
:fbilion ll be given by two girls
in New Canaan. An effort was
-- o to gel. the DoCost sisters. but
-oy had a previous booking.
l; The second battle of the series
M be singed in Norwsik oithsr
it‘Wsdnosday or the following
so Tho final contest is booked
or tile Wcsivori. “Y" February 37-
W
Em M'N'EELY TAKES BRIDE
5_——
SACREMEVTO.C:11. Feb.
AP) Earl MoNooly hero of the
.924 World Series baseball games,
umsrriod here last night to Miss
“cl Grecnhalgh of Orangmillo it
me known godsy. The couple
immediately on their honey
l's.
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G'AN QUITS FORDIIAM POST
“unfit—I-
.1.- k Gorgon. Fordhsm football
3" ... who has held the post of
- not. manager of stbieilcs. bu
w nsd- the latter position to enter
it was announced last
ight.‘ no will he succeeded by Jack
.bassball coach at Fordbsm.
n will remain as football cos-eh
-Id will conduct the spring training
on.
W-
i'rhc Bible has been published in 33
.cts of English.
- the some. if you not shat way.
V call you an irreconcilable. . . .
place else they call you a, mule
S 1
.. O .0 O
'Tiidon- is pictured applying
t careful somoohl will b cou-
him with the heavyweight
pion.~ 2.- . .
nailing Ivan Poddubny's flut-
shoulder blades to thornat.
tatcbcr ll soclsimsd the world
a; champion. . . . Han Mr.
.q- or anyone in his camp over
a.
1: o .o s
Grunge doesn't know what the
“mammal-mumps...
cull it “The Flashback'l and lot
.gtfl‘l-IL‘ o I.
all!“ as hard to gsi. 30!"
”was on the same court M
‘4...» mm “4 “m" ‘n
o I 0
am know lunch shout "I"
‘ll THREE STRAIGHT GAMES
IN THE ERATERNAL LEAGUE
0n the Cliflord Alleys—-
Noack and Senese Are Tied for
ill—Williams Rolls
The Moose and tho Elks took Lhroo
.3 ht from their opponents in the
a niorusl bowling iouguo last night
toll Marina Ayrauh sud Noaoit
Williams of the
He struck lit
fifths: latter of the Red Men's
“oz both lives. Will be soon wuh'
of s bird named Strangler ,
and
High Single
mo
BID-Wk soon-sss-ss .5 85
Marina .......... 98110
Tarlov .......... all 98
Ayrsult ..........m 110
Noock ........‘... 88 1!!
w—o
G39 BIO 479
86
98
107
8‘
105
35!
306
:86
30‘
MN
I"?
RED MEN. .
Blank ........... 86 SS
MOCdflhy..-..... 86 83 98
Mills ............ 86110 05
Cavallo.......... 8A 90 IO!
Dow-pry ......... 04 or ll!
i5 355
368
281
376
808
*—
!" 1870
(3d (55
MOOSE.
Potrucell ........ 85
Elm}: ........... 85
Blank 86 85
WIIllsms......... 86 98
Senses .......... as 103
430 457
LEADS TEAM
AT BAT BUT
IS RELEASED
Outfielder Boone Is the
Victim-Stars In
Minors But Falls In
Majors.
‘thn s muor league bail club
lets go of its hands» hitter then it
may be guessed that its plans for
rsorganlsstlon sro prstty radios!
That is what the Boston Red do:
have done in release of Ouifioldsr
lks Boone to the Missions club of
San Francisco in the Coast Magus.
Not only did the elongated lks
flood Rod Box bitiors in 1035. but
be also stood at the top of the Red
Sox in hitting in ill“. The previous
season with San Antonio in tho
'l'sxu bosguo he led the Loss Star,
circuit as a swathsmith with a, bat-
ting mark above 400.
With tho Rod 80: in in“ Boone
batted .31: in 123 gsmos. With is
home runs to his credit as part of
his extra-base contribution. in 1935
be batted .830 in 183 games.
That lke will continus to hit in
iho (‘oast Longus can be safely pro.
diclod—hs always has been a hit.
for. It probably will be said tbst hit-
ting lots him out. and that was why
Boston discarded him.
it is a fact lko nevsr would take
any medals as a speed merchant.
though his length of is: did carry
him over his share of ground. as
shown by the way he shsggod sftsr
flies in 1925. ‘
But also. he was too crssky in
the joints to makogood st hand-
ling ground bits. sad that wosknsu
put him last in the list of right
fisldsrs when it came to fisldinz
percentage.
lko Boone has been quite 1 char-
actor in basebsil. not bsosuss of
temperament but for physical' pe-
culiarities He stands a couplo of
inches ovsr six foot and weighs more
than 200 pounds. yet that wsisht is
so distributed he doesn't look it.
Boons is a "Gnu-gin" product and
he boasts a. brother in baseball. Don.
who is even tailor. but less hefty.
Dan look to pitching as his sud of
the same; but always has been a
notable hiller to keep up the rcpn~
lotion of Boone family. Perhaps bad
he made himself into a regular out-
floldor ho misht have oxcssdsd Ike's
rcord for busting them for and oft-
so.
93
SIS
109
85
88
386
‘255
355
IN 298
£06 306
499 1895
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LESTER TO DO! JACK JOHNSON
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal... Fob. ll.—
(AP) Pat Losin- of Tuscan. Arizona.
and Jack Johnson. ngro huvyv
weigh and former champion of the
world. have been motohsa for s bout
in Monica City. to be hold on May 5.
This information was received today
from "Spider" Kelly. manager of
Lester. who is in Tuscon. with his
CKER
Sam, we will be disappointed.
. O O
O'Goofty has decided to I”
off cigarets. explaining this at leut
gives him one virtue to brag about.
I O C
Then u. some fighters who can
take it in the precise way the phrase
moans. Ind others who take it on the
run.
I O C O
Notional League pitchers will be
mallowed to put rosin on th. boll
not! summer. . . . But then will al.
ways be a considerable number in-
capable of pulling. anything on it.
0
afternoon
High school with tho Brcnford High
school loan was postponed It the
lost minute until late in March.
..... ~. cud“... ..
11k Bowlers Win —— Cancel Red Merl Game
---
Billy Lauder’ 8:
Own Column
The opportuniiios to show shiliiv
in tho blg leagues come iii various
ways.
Often somu anst unexpected howl
penlng will give a rookie his chancu
to gel in as a regular.
Every fun knows the case of
Freddie Lindslrom who made is
reputation in the 1934 Worlds Series
by replacing Heinlo Groh at third
base when the latter was injured.
Many young follows are acquired
by draft by u. loam and are- releas-
ed to the minors because them is a
star playing regularly at his posi-
tion.
Devlin Was Slur.
Arthur Devlin who starred :01-
years at third bsse for tho Gizmll
would have no doubt made good
at some time in his caret-r, but lliu
circumstances which give him Just
the needed opportunity came his
first season as a rookie. Devlin
joined the Giants in the spring
training in 1904 coming from the
Newark tosm then in the Eastern
League. Roger Brunahsn practiced
iii, lhlrd bsso during tho spring
training. Two days . before the
season opened the Giants played
Columbia. University at the Polo
Grounds.
Manager Eddie Collins or the
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MULLIGAN AND
PEREEI'II MAY
BATTLE SOON
Will Appear In Main
Bout On Next Arm-
Bouts.
The South Vorwulk 'y'mmu'g Club
is mulling plans for its next boxing
show to hr h-Irl In the local Arm-
ory. '
ll is plz-lm-"d in :mv-k l’mlull lilll2
ligau up our-inst. Low l‘l-l'll-lll In Illl
main boul. This scrap should fur-
nish lho fall-l will; plulliy of lhz-Iliu.
Pcrfsltl is one of the leading bun-
3lal'i'ill'mfihlll in the lust and should
show Just how good Mulligan is.
Eruco Flowers will probably stack
up nmlnst somo goM boy in tho
remit-final and Johnny Pctsrs of
Bridgeport will inc girl-n n, 5quch on
the card.
The dllle “III M-
nr'ar future.
I: nnou rlrswi in llll‘,
M...
234.; II”: I I'll"
lThe Obselver
09w. awr—
u .. s‘i
Mumford on the ncxl card. If hllup-
pcr hopes to make any kind of u
shutting nglllnsl, lirr-ud ho will have
to do 50)“? ll‘iiililiig. Go to if Snap-
per you have l-cl-qilod ulu clrallco
that you have long wquosmi. We
are all behind you.
Young Mulligan lo:2.l lllU plow on
this evening's (Hill In Madison
Square Gard-41:. Till. New Tot-ll
Doxlllg Commission inlorlllcd Bill
Smith. that his puglllst could not
Chicago White 80:: was then play-
lng short stop for Columbia. in the.
third inning Eddie hit s sharp
grounder along the third bass line
and in going after it Bresnahun
caught his spike la the bass and
twisted his hip so badly that he
could not play for some weeks.
When the season opened .‘IcGraw
put Dovilln’ (tho rookie) on third
bass. ills work that day was most
satisfactory bulb in the fluid and at
tho but- From lllvn on ho lll‘ovud
him-oil one of tho grooicst third
baseman the sumo has ever known
slid bio hitting all during the birth
son was a large factor in winning
the pennant for the Giants.
With Bresnshsn in good shape
Devlin would. probably have graced
the bench all season and might even
been sosnt back to the minors
without an opportunity to show his
real value. ‘ .
Rubs Moi-quord' sat around the
Giants bench two or thrss seasons
before he had the chance to break
into the box regularly and win ill
straight games. This is we believe
still a record in the National
Lossus.
The Basin Bull. l
The decision to allow the pitchers.
to use the rosin ball will no doubt-
sdd considerably to the troubles of!
the umpires. The lsglmato use of;
rosin to dry the fir-guts or ball lllu: '
has picked up moisture in wet grass-f
woudnot bo objectionable but ex-
cessive use of rosin can easily sl .-
lho pitcher an undue aldlantasc
Rosin used too frscly might easily
calico the air currents to deflect the
bell giving it a. simlllar effect to the
emery ball and other frock deliv-
eries which have been Juslly ruled
out.
The knckle ball can not be con-
sldsrbd in the class will: these other
deliveries because an expert in this
line needs no foreign substance on
the bull to make it suddenly break
to either side or down.
Teddy Lyons of the White Sex
and Rommel! of the Athletics are
two of the most export knuckle
bail pitchers in the minors. Fro-
queully a ball that we how- soon
thrown by Lyons slants sway from
the colchsr's glove brooks down
and hits the amber. unused to this
delivery. on tho foot. With such di-
osplion it is not hard to understand
why Lyons is one of the loading
pitchers in the American Lesguc.
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The next installment of ’Biuy
Loudsr's own column will sppesr in
Monday's issue.
(Govmht 1936.5
GAME CANCELLED
FAIR-FIELD. Fob. 5.-'l'ho guns
which was schodulsd for Wednesday
at tho Bogs:- Ludiowo
tight in New York this evening bo-
cause of the four day rule. The Gar-
den management was not desirous
of breaking up ”Mr card at the lust
minutc. In our opinion the four day
rule would not prouml Mulligan
from fighting lhls evening. Ho his
bean promised a bout in tho Garden
in tho near futurs.
Pluns are being mods for tho host
boxing show in he held In Nonmik
Till! Soulh Norwslk Spurting
Will again stage ihn ull’lllr.. lulln" ‘
Mulligan and Low I’l'ril‘lii will proh-
uhly oppon- in the nmln bout. This
should furnish pit-my of action fox-l
the fans I
Jon. Chlnll-ols will close another}
boxing show in Stamford on .‘ioudny :
evening. (‘lllc I‘orscy will appcnr‘
on ills card. He will into Nick lief.
cor of New York city in tho oer-1N l
final bout. In Mercer Chic will meal 3;
a rooi tough boy. At the last show i
in Stamford. Mercer was defilalGd by
Mike Esposllo in the main bout.
Mercer also fought a draw with
Young Mulligan previous to that
lian.
KbI_OWING
Zack Wheat Blooklyn‘s famous
outfielder has been ill llhc majoxsi
since 1909 He‘s one of the oldcst‘
players in point of service in the blsl
leagues.
But up until the l9:5 season
Wheat had never boon able to reach l
the ccnluly figure. In scoring runs.
despite the flat. he was seldom out
of the lineup. Sew ral times the:
Dodger got over the (lo-mark .twice'
bringing in 92 counters. In one
campaign—1917——he scored only 38
runs. .
Lost season. however. Wheat
Jumped into the elite circle. crossing
tho plate 135 limos in 15 games. His
efforts ranked him third in the Na—
tional Lssxue. Cuyler. Plilsburg. and
Hornsby. Cardinsls. being the only
players to outsors lhc \etlersn
Brooklyn pastlmsr.
We Are Our Own Whole.
Balers sud Retailers of
QUALITY GROCE‘RIES
A. F. Beckmanll Co
Inc.’
Washington St. Phone 3586
South Norwslk
Knots Rockne of Heirs Danae
roads 3 football tail: in Psrls the
other day. . . . Itisn't iikoiy the sub-
ioot of his talk was "they Shun Not
Poss."
f o o 0
Benny Leonard says tho days of
big purses are gone carom“...
Which prom Bonny bun noticed
NEW FICTION
The Best Titles of
the Se'ason
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YOUR 30!!
houses Small umn, amen:-
court business. but if it «hours
with sols- ,
Conn. Light & Power
Co.
ory Card «Other,
. it) give II N,
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CHIC DORSEY'
| TRAINING FOR
MERCER BOUT
Will Be In Pink of Con- ‘
dition For His Bout
On Monday Eve-5
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11mg. I
Chick . l'orssy of Woslpurl is:
(mining hard for his battle wilhl
Nick '.\Iv2l‘r‘ll'. ill-s luugll New Yul'll‘
‘lznsl M i- rm . It l-ulllumwmglll ‘
‘\‘llll l1 11! ' ; 5.5- 51' .5 In l‘pollllllhll
IIIHII b" m. . llr-x-l Monday lll‘glll
I
These hos.- wlll go on in tho soull-
fiual hon! is! llllmllliH Jou (‘lllm-i
bolo has lll'fll‘ 1 Johnny Rocco oi.-
\‘ow llo hm! 1". Y., and Dobh)’
ROI-Idea” lo 5o 10 loundu In tho
main hul'! » ill the curd.
'l‘llsro \liil In it lotul of 36 l'loundn
ail-led lr-r li‘li cloning's outlrlsln-f
melll. This in (thin-bolus utcond
card ull‘lllzl :1 month. llo brolm evrll
lln his ill‘:~' w- mpt lo rm-ivo box-i
ing in ri'mllmrli and Is now u'llllng‘
fans of the Lock Cily
Illi’ l-ca .xlblo In prize l‘l-ghlt
horse.)x l", :f. or the slum imam-l
weight ll. 1 ll-- has been lrlll-g in
Isl-i. a m‘ a {1m his uuy up {01
l :31: hour '-. 'i..l-ll:ln1plc-n. \‘ow lhoi ,-
l :,lll01's-_v i .l umn-“l; ll) lllml- lo-1
2 By The So EC .13 words 1 null Mill lisl-osllu for‘
9 ill" slaw 1 .Il-’2 |-" ll':l!nl:‘;; Ilfll‘lll
auL-«S-SLI Silhl' II: I I S 1.1..La'. ,llnd vii-”l!“ \' :v-l' IIIH (ml-ling lights.
“ ('hlf'k will i2<" w . ll ml I‘l'ulllliu llv’o
. I -
lUd Sullllpf‘l' "’0 "Alum“ mugflloxt cur-l "ll .Il lil': :ll'l‘llory lulu?
clerk has decided that lm “in lake I this mm, 1
up the profession of boxing. Hi3 The \\‘r>'5~l-z‘ purine-t lit-s flkil‘llf
has requested Fi'illlkll‘ “I" '0 3|": («l .\l15l'ffl‘l“ * l: Null-‘13mowing. I'll)!
him "PM“? 0" m5 "9“ "a“! I“ the lI1I (yr-u} . m l- ll-ll-l shelling 11mins"
Armory. l-‘runkll: has (mil-rod Mum-l lie-pol;- .~, .;, durum-.1 3.55..“ . 21ml
pl‘r 10 act going 1qu ll“! IIImN‘" 1" I M in l ' . .'2 ml: 1.. rm. 1.. Ir lw.
nlnrlliion informing hiln that he nmy ' my u 1 , -;- .m Mv15‘lfl'l‘ 15., g. :ur.
be matched up will! Kid llrnod of of twin; l-.u‘l?l‘.('l‘l u'illl some star
Miller for
ll. has l‘ltvl-z‘.
lhs llsxi armory show.
laid that an effort will
be made lo :llsliCll Dorm-y \l'llll
Young ”lamina: for some luzurué
.bout wrw' m Norwalk or Sunni
Inlll. ll lre _\' is popular wherovcr lit
goes bar: of his oil'cnsivo inc-
‘tlcs. if h'. :- opponent door not wantl
to mix w.- Don-w carries the
fight lo 'lr oll1~'l' limp and forces
notion.
FE ‘Gllllmllll’s‘
MEET LEGION ,
lllls EVENING
fi‘“
Li
Mar .r-cc-r Donald 11 Taylor of
ll-mpr. lll’o Guards announced iv
‘ 'i-J his tu-nln mrmll ll:l\
ll!:l- ll innlghl Tho x.‘ll'liil'l \ ;‘-‘
l‘w Slrnll‘orll -\ll‘.l‘l’ll‘ail Loan--
1:. smond ,L'flill" of ill-l-
'1! The Guard; llncldr-d lo p" n
rlclrdiels of tho woathcr. Thor:
“Ill be plrnlv of parking space in
\l' s port and as the busses and trol.
lr- tors are running all their reg
lz’nr frills. Both foams will lid"!
lllr -fu:l lineups on the floor.
\loslport Americans and thr
Stol‘l's llllrh school teams will c lair-h
:1 :1: A first minim-l of the (WW
Tl-c Amt-rlrlms haw the samo lineup
l‘«_. :I.
as tho 1'. M. C. A. five. I‘lolh gamcs
will be slagc’d in tllr: gymnasium oi
ihd Y. M. C. A.
FRISUBYIE’S
S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwalk
Speed Passenger
Wagons IRE Oars
'uzrsmlsa sxn OVERHAIZLIM.
mars AND sculzssonnts
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
L. Wagner Branch liar.
34 WEST AVE. NORWALK
snavlcn STATION PHONE 133:
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l's'nu'uliizad'
ARM/5'01“. . .
Has your furnace joined the
N. D. 0.2 if no solid in a hurry
soil for us end wo'll shrill-a1.
lbs matter. We have dons mox-
.to pot-undo hot air hector. u
got back on tho Job tbsp on;
other concern.
N. D. C. moans Nothing Doing
Club.
The Nash. Raymond
& Dean i‘o. .
With Bank Five lBANKElWS FIVE WILL. NOT
:3an
up I“-
“Hip-3H I l'l :lom .‘ll ”In;
Qn‘ rm llrls sought by Illrx _\-u a '1-3 . . . 5 _ 5 .
nllni .lmru 1M: corn-2 l Idol mall, 5mm”? L‘Ulli S'l'lf‘S “'01”? leallll'lng “"lll daijany winter
man was ochcrllliell l-lrh mo Slum-E \l'eatller. ’
ford Blues Quinn illi’llMl down the?
offer. it Was brushed that ho Was; '-
lu'aliied to jump cl-ulel- lllgrl‘lnsll CONNEALLY & BRACREN
lGoorge Smlll: 1;: also the crockL
jStumford plzlrrul
: noun.
PLAY HERE THIS EVENING
Manager John McGarrie Calls Oil' Contest 80-
cause of Snow Storm —— Several College
Stars In Line-up-Will Run Game (in
Washington’s Birthday—~Danbury Series.
TIM: basketball games échn-dulcd
in in. plan-d in the local urn-cry lo.
nl‘c‘l’ been concw'lurl dllf: lo
lulu-1m l' l‘urlditioilh.
Maul-gar John McGorrio ll'lzulc lhl‘
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tho Kingston Colonials ul om limo.
Griovn‘zs was he conlcr Ila 31:1:
l-Iuyc-d ill-m “1111 thus Slill"ll lrlullv'l
Pavilion lilg li‘ilc. l‘hllolrl-~llm_ .‘l'.l*
other l‘uvlllon sun. was sum-lull 1i w
'plu.y guard .porlllon III- "
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M51510” 5,5,5 1555515 55m,- “Mun-3.. I Haywood as his rum-Inc mat-2. '1 1w
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l-nllslllvzrlll; l-ll Iiilglti- ul llll: silun- Il Wk” m] D "" lid. x" QUH‘V‘
.. d of Wostporl lo.)l:lt/ \'-IZI‘. lllcm, l-u'
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.IIOI‘I. ills hill»? .30“ o. 595“” “3 he passed up ils UL.” '12. till. Hit,
would mnlv; II‘ZJ‘ ling: con-Illlom- (Illaldrl lll'ld Ml'l Ivan-Iv -l in mm '. 'l,
I Md and it was lit-:l lL'il i-‘r cull-ml lh-z 53l‘f’1'll‘T'1 Am’ll'l'fm Idol-11':
lonlc‘fliil rather than tulle a chance
of l-rmkllzg oven with espouse... Duo
lo ill; hugs pllcs of snow on the
sides ut‘ ill-u roadway till: parking
.qucsllon would be another one l‘5ul‘o
‘ bothersome lo lllf- mm).
[H I The more to roll llm gun--
The lied Men “on; 30:11.; i;
illlrlr zrgul'll' mm agzllml
Ilanktrx. NOW .ll-‘li Lhu glln‘n'
be eon can :olltd i ls likely :55.- l..-‘=
Blinlfl-lv lel he boollm vo 5-..- ‘
fNoruolk llll-rr OI 1r. 11:». 141:»;
'lll". litd Alcnwli. play
was it , .n-mm‘r Big Five c-
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Eddie Quinn
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Huc- l'll of Non lM '
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