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FRIDAY'- 'AUGUST 27, 1926

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After Bontned'l‘oagh Job rolinsnisniother ' Substit . -
. ‘ ’ . . uted For Young Mulligan In Main Go i '
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. He Was into Boring Game—She Wanted Today‘s Game! San Sanchez—Pete c i L - g t
~ Him To Be Priest—Had ms Ups and Downs. .- -“ V" “8' °" Ra" S'Whurg
‘ 1mm“ League vs. Johnny Mayo. Middleton vs. Barney Make lip ‘
_ It i the third of e of bouncing over a flock of dime-a- Pitt b 32 Rounds‘ .
. .mwloeWim-ns. . em- quast tomatoes. he signed a contract N" “"3 't ‘ " ""Ih' '———
”M m m m If. m '“h Mk "D00" ml.” on. 0! Eligrkdlylnfnicgtngrnlguls ' Young MlllllKilii. popular NW . t...
d GUM. m fer the bi: league managers of the street. t. e 1 Chi ' ' Home Run Hitters """‘“"“““3“‘v “'” "01 “I?” ‘ ~-
“sum title. Bagley had taken Willie Jackson. has on a case. In G Y terd Rose's next Curd. The Tom
. > had-hit!!!“ Philtdolphla lllllt- American I.“ e am“ es 8y sporting club. of which l’tihl -
m mu'ltirst professions mg,“ and mld. . “nun. out of '11 l Yesterday's Homers promoter. met last i‘\'i‘lii|l|.' .t:
:flpmgmhuui“ mg, a“ m The INC'd Bell" got Tunney Detroit at New York. Simmons, Athletics ________ . 1 lcideil3 to substitute Jim lliiiii . ..
: reenano'pnwe of Boston. estrous plenty of work and under him he g:";::.,“.“{:;:,h.1';:§°g-m “m"- ”mm“ 1 algati.rlll:li?‘:rlrallllltl-ii linitiinx‘il' ’ ‘ ‘
Wylth awealcneee for the can- began to develop unmistakable Cleveland.“ Human“) ' ~ wed?“ “m,"‘C' """ 1 lor the luitcr's light in... l". .
_ sea Tunney undered him null and symptoms of a comiha fighter. ' " 2' Br;:|:' 'euw- 1 and gave Muiiiimn :1 semi n...
paid after eight rounds. Form he Among hle'early battles was an ~ ' . H" “1” "m" 5“” S‘“‘"“‘ "- “"
i '* Ill held the 100 berries promised labor engagement against an un- International We Ruth A32ELIJE,AN LEAGUE 39 ""““”""“ 9’ ”"' ""“"‘””“' “' "
”.3111, M0. know by the name of Sullivan. Jew, City It Buffalo. Williams Browns """""""" 17 . lighters “'Ill wu-itzh iii til l:\ l.
, ‘3 was interested more in the which was held at Newark. and Newark at Toronto. Simmons. Athletica.. ....... 17 [and M” an"; the” "m" M C
may than in winning or losing which Tunney remembers es the Baltimore at syracuee. Go..." 5;"..0" """"" ,6 1“);de . .
‘ j» M {in . recalls Tunney. "I need- hardest fight of his career. although Reading at Rochester. Luger] Yankee; """""" 1- . n t m "ml-“Ml P0": 31.:
ed it desperately. I don't even re- he won by a knockout in the first Mums]; .n or """"" ° i 0' “My?“ ' “"‘m' ‘ '
. bar Whit kind Otlflllltl .' round. . I'll O Gehrig 'l'ufik; ..... . ....... 1.} .1 iItirir lllgll'l\\t'lfillls.\\r\lll 1., ‘- l
9" '1‘“ kind 9". " tight 0de "Thll fellow Wu I southpaw," Mousrl'. Yankee: . 15 : iilil‘t lullll’gli'll‘nditlll oiltili. H: .
W0 Wilt me. says Tunney. "The first southpaw I Profldonco at letford- iioihnnnn. rigors ........... o . pounds and will :1) r -
. “Tanner's mother bed never went- had ever faced. At the gong he shot . . Brideovott It “infield. Jacobson. nod Sax ......... s ‘ rcunds- This should iii" ..
'3” to melt. .fll'hting h DINIIIII- out of his corner and crowded the . New HIV." fl Sprintflcld- ' Cochrnne, Athletics ......... ll ' “th us Hm Imys .m- iii-w -
. the was the chief reason he came to the ropes. in some way or other Weterbury It Album- lrslit. White Box ........... . s . "with“! and “i” w a" H l. '
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. back from the war deurmined to re- I became entang a in them and be- .
turn to hie desk as a stenonlvhic fore I could get Entered away I felt .

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Tanner's mother had drums of right side oimylaw. Wilson. Cubs ............... 19 ”X"- ““” ”‘ “W”: “”" '
him weal-ins the somber robes at “I thought Mr. Goliath was one of Bottoniiey, Cardinals ....... it; Wi- “‘ "“’ WW“ ""“i “i '
“10 minim“. Ind Md not liuiited the rinl’liders said!I had playfully lotions! Lem. L. Bell. Cardinals ......... 14 “m" Tm "°-““ “W” “"‘V ’
funds made it necessary for the old- thrown an anvil into the ring.‘ it Southworth Cardinals ' H . 1‘” “M “”1 "m m ”’“”‘1'
boy to go out and Provide for proved only to be Hr. Sullivan's good ' W' I" PC' Fournier ftobins ..... 11 30”" ”‘W'w” '1 M” “"""‘r'
. family. the monastery is where left hand. I immediately saw a doz- Pm'bursh ' '6' ‘9 '5“ Kelly Glnnts ........ 11 “MPH" 5““‘“'"'"” “”1 "n" '
he would have gone. on Sullivanu. My knees began to Cincinnati .71 52 .577 Williams. Phillie: n 3 open the curd. .lit' “iii nit-e! \
.' PM Any Business. buckle and I would have gone down St. Louis ..........71 52 {77 llosthcote, Cubs ........... 10 . ””“m'y 1’,‘ “, "‘“r "“"”“""
. I dont know what actually hap- and probably stayed down if I hadn't Chicago """""" 65 57 ”33 Hornsby. Cardinals ......... 9 poun'm‘ ”his" “W M.“ m.” _' l. .
' . period when Tunney came back to been within rrnch of the ropes. New York ...... 59 61 .492 Wright. Pirates s ‘und um" “mm” 1M” [W l ' I
- his home in Banks street in Green— Foe Snood Down. Brooklyn . ...... 59 67 .468 Blades Cardinal. """"" s i the “m ”"d “C“"d m“"“”' ” _,
wish Village that December night "I managed to clear my head and Benton ............ is 73 .397 Leach.- ”mm - s ‘ [if (‘ume high and hourly trill 1.
fits; whipping 0Dowd at Bayonne, slid out of the corner and into the Phl'flddl’M" ------- ‘4 7* 373 Herman Robins ” 8 ifdfiffif‘rmift' “my “km W “
. . middle of the ring again. Finally 1 'm ;,:'."l"""' ‘ ' .. ’0 ' n . ..
«13:33 1m: else: :ard 21:, him set an openins and- dropped him American League “Mm 0"“ M " m ime‘n';°P‘;‘;;‘,‘ 335“"; £119“): 4“. p '
~ ‘ nos 0 efini de- with a right and he didn't let up National """" " ' '3. l " ' ‘ '
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old“ to become a fighter. And it But I'll never forget that punch he a ' s “' 1" PC' -——) . llfsxl illenenigdexapegtr‘Salli:lir‘ l : ~—
fmmn‘" ”“5 bud 10" “1° mother. 1"filed on my lawl,’ Jam WWW“ ”DC WV N" 1"“ W7 :6 “6 Totl‘ll ..... . ..721 32 rounds or fighting and ti. 7,... .
Olin I on the arm of the boy she Tunney broke Ml hand hitting “No “no GENE a. “6 grilflizlldhlu ..... H :3 '1): :2; inolers promise plenty of h ..j
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boy's quiet. firm voice as it s ' Washin on ........62 59 .st~ "
“the tense stillness of the pflmblitll: wzfingugdttgggt’:lifugxkhh 3:3“ Iey-Carpeniier fight against a tough blow to Bagtcy‘s hopes for nation- stock to such a point that few of the Chicago" """ ° ‘ ' ' ‘ '6“ 63 ‘4” 1
- ' ' ¢° Canadian named Soldier Jones. widc publicity. Tunney was not in metropolitan critics would take him 9" Louis ......... -51 7‘ ""8 ,

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- ., “It's the only way I can make Gilli:z‘irllltgvnatngoll;flb:;::gt:; m?" Beforc the fight Bagley circulated righting trim. The six inontiis‘ layoff seriously any more. Boston ............ 42 st .333

money. mother. It's just as much a game'demands Sc hg‘pack‘ed u. r" among his friends in the press row litid dt‘siroy‘d his root work and his Even when he stuck up a new "

bulineuascll. onsteei. o merchan- went into the- Maine wood hand and informed them they were 30— Jiltlgenlt'nt 0 distance completely. spurt and began to whip fellows International League CHAMP '~‘

dieing. I will start It the ottorn “1d worked for months ' and ing to see a. great fighter in Tunney. The fight was a terrible thing. and like Martin Burke Eddie O'Hara W L PC , a

keep working until I 1,". "Mn“ The alert Besiey'wanied t "Some day he'll be able to whip both the boys in the dollar scnts raucous- Jack Burke nd liattiing Levinsk' Toronto 8". 49. 645 t

‘71“. 19,. Yeah until 1 have won the Tunney off before .' big crowd-fir; Dempsey and the Frag in the same Iy demanded that the bums be (the latter inga fight for the Ameri! Baltimore. 82 5: :603 Q ..

.championship from Dempuw. bring him back into the limeii 11 ring,‘ added the ultra-conservative thrown from the ring. . can light-heavyweight . champion. Newark . . ..81 56 .59! i l
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oche'e an e out long. A oepted ‘ $.13. 3,“ dragging; 1;: ac. Stock Took Tumble. fight—excusable in view of the cir- him with mixed feelings of toler- Rochester ..........68 70 .493 v
R in ’4’ m “03‘ m If!“ th inp- What happened was a. terrible uumstlillccs~iowcrcd his lighting nncc‘ and sympathy. Jersey City ........60 74 .448 “11mm 0'] Duke of Howuyton. M 0f P {in and
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FRANK WRITESLEHER wulioliW RESOLUTESIN' Polldlitltis ' .... ”MM”
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"" ' , " Providence .........Sn 4': .630 ‘
. MW F ' EA - ‘ R , T New Haven ........74 5: .533 Toronto. 3; Newark. 2 (lat). The inaiiiigeiliont of the Pastime
I " ‘ " , Bridgeport .........73 54 .575 Toronto, 3; Newark. 1 (7 ins.—- and Springwood-Nationul bilsulntll
‘ l I I ’ Springfield 68 57 .544 2nd). tf‘allis met again last. evening and

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In" ' ‘ .. ‘. e ‘- “ Albany ............6'.i 64 .492 Syracuse. 6; Baltimore, 4 (lat). drew up a Sci of agreements and
llettel'totho Iportifig editor 0' pro ‘ l l ' i' 60 1‘5 476 Syracuse 8' Baltimore 0 (7 ins— rules. It was decided at the Hit‘t‘l- . '
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the [Evening Sentinel. Manager Frank be better next 218011. to grow “d . ' ' Waterbury .........45 so .360 2nd). in; to hold intact the gate leCt‘liiis; ‘1
‘ Pittsi‘lcld . . . . . . . .41 83 .331 lochcstcr. 6: Reading. 0 (hit). of the series until the last game had p .

Riley of the Wilton baseball club of Therefore on Labor Day after .
. f ‘ - Rochester. 2; Reading. 1 (7 ills. been played and then the Wlnllliig’

the mac isssuo tries to clear up “°°“ "1'“ " PM Norw-ik at Wii- Team Wants To Shake me Meet Charlie .Burns’ Ali- Meet Lock City Nine 0f ~2ndi. team will receive 60 per cent of the;
total profits and the losing team. it),

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at the end of the first half of the Lebo . - o e .
NYCO'MBOII. The Wilton club and her all 3::Vi'ltlliln.b.'i‘lll:yiesdths:p::; I. Year—Cfacks Too Easily Staples Field and Play In the G II ii (I le Stadium Providence. 4: Hartford. 3. Amusmnont park has been scour. ti;
the Norwetk club met in that game '33, “M fiumford play- at Dan- —-New Field‘s-Ne“ Year- Greenchli Sunday. Sunday. PittslfiitgofiiéllfinggoGXET ll};.31“‘i5"\s‘-ét§5£1.’l§"°i'd' 0' Eilhllicr’t‘lllltc 5.533.335 Etmuli‘tfdijl"
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and after eight inning! of exciting D": pos poned "m. "on uh" The Y M A. baseball team will Th 1 t R i t C Cincinnsii. 3: Brooklyn. 1; Bridgeport. 5; l’ittsiicltl. 1. walk Nl’CO's has been asked to be
- -<;. e as new 9 A. . beubail The Poushkeepeie nine will play Chicago. a; Boston. 1. ———o-— one or the two unipires. t'hziriie

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D D ed every This is the impo injunction. strive to jump into the winning team of Last Norwnlk will stack tip its first home game in two weeks in Philadelphia, 3: St. Louis. 1'. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lindeberg will be asked to oii'lt'iate' .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

thing and‘thc argument started. It The first half opene May 16 and column again tomorrow when its against (‘hnrlie Burns‘ Allstars at tho Grindle stad - ‘ '
KOWKMG won the game. It would closed July 18—13 Sundays to play members face the fast Woodeide A. Staples Field tomorrow afternoon. it meets the Btelltllzrdsutgzg'crtihg AMERICAN LEAGUE £5 “1‘: Miller-8'1 hélnneapfim'tl- mm
be tied with Wilton and Poughkecp. ten games. According to the rules C. of Bridgeport. The game will be Tim Itrsoiutvs have defeated some Nyco league. Poughkeopsi, expect. Phil d , hi ‘8‘- qt Louis 6 (11 -l d“ lib " “Elana" ' The first game will be played Ssh,
sie tor first place and a. series he. of the National league. the team played at the Bearded Oval in or the host tonms in this vicinity and to beat the stemtord comets. and , In.” “ ' ‘ ' ’ Tfh" °' '. “L“;“fg' ' "rd“. September 4. with only 100"“
tween the three teamewouid havetc "‘1‘ “111115110“ percentage . s as Greens Farms at 3:30. are chi-rim: a line name for them- claims its team was defeated by Nor- MET; 1!)" hi 4. St L0 is a (1- O on no u e u e ' me“ in the ""0"!" Dick Warm “'“l’
he puyed, On m. other hand. it You can tfplayanymorc gem after The Westport nine has not been selves. 'l‘hcir victory over the well: only because of loose playing. 1 P 12a dc)" a, ' ’ u ’ ' UT N LEAGUE probably do the tossing for the l-Jast-
rWilton had “pm,“ the same it the closing date. goingasgocd as it should. this year. Pcekskili team last Sunday caused It was the first 'game the team “1?;— K, 'i 9. Chloe o 3 (1 ti N 18.0] "I?“ b" 0 “milk ““19. “We his broth“"-
. ”oil” heve won the first half 0‘ the John Heydler, president of the The players. exhibit winning bail them to rise a row rungs on their lost in months and Guy Beckwith “run,“ on. l.’ Chi 8 '0 (I; 1‘ in!“ k“ }l' .M°I °' 1 '3 Hermie will do the receiving. Bill
in“. race". ’ National league and a member of for three or four innings and then way up the ladder ct baselhli fame. is certain that m. "in men will "13' ""‘m' ' ”‘0' "3' :tt'eol'ilocis. 5i~Ac‘hmlla' ' 1 Lensyei will hurl for the Spring.
‘19“... was ”m to Judge Landie the commission. ruled that Wilton seem to crack. Theyghave been The I’oeksitill players are the hand the localsanasty pasting when —E, l.“ d Boat ( et 0 1 ) 3.“ {hr “mi‘ d i d“ an°°‘a' ' woods and Jimmie Evon will prob-
,. by the directors but the High Conn wins the ll half. I also asked practicing.all.week ,for this contest champs of Westchester’ county. they are entert'siined at Poughltcepeie 0,3,9 n - :nd ‘wd gr 1"“ s ' ° o e" 3° 6 u e ' ably do the stopping. The fact that
rill-loner of baseball told the direc- prominent p yers of the clubs who and look forward to shaking their Frank Baden will. probably hurt in a few weeks. y “m" '° ° u e ' VFW EVWIE‘GUE' only local players will be eligible to
toss to "tile it among themselves know baseball ands. they had the jinx by capturing this game. tomorrow for the East Norwaik T110. Poushkeepsie lineup will 5. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE P ‘ ‘1‘“ d l"- I‘A‘Henc‘e‘4 play is bound to draw a large ci~owd.'.
'31!" did not see the letter before it same ideaaallr.Heydier..I? - Bill Vomkhal will takeithe-mound boys and "Sub" Nathan or "Hon" about m. same as ”my“ faced Buffalo 0- Jeree City a (1st) llilhchgaler:l\lalll‘li‘a ain' '
I“ sent out and he claims some i" "I“ “m. Labor W' ,t‘ Will a“. “I. ~wutp0" m“. ““11 Ralph Brupdnxu will do the receiving.‘Nick Nonnh Menu" IAVOlII 0' "19 Jeree '0“. 4. éuuu; 4 (2nd— Have hill 3. Lewislon 1'4 (13‘) France owe! more money than a
m important "mum," of m. give the directors of the league a Baccb behind the bat. Other‘playere Bredlce is expected to toss 'em over Lock City nine is trying to secure a u d d, k y' )’ ’ rm“. 4: Le ., t ' 1 n d)' drinking man _~
We were I,“ out. chance to act on it in case there to make up the team‘will be Erwin for the Burns nine and Billie Miller few new pm.“ gm. a" tilt. °‘ ° “ neas ' “W" - . '“ 3 °"- (~“ ' ' ‘-
As ‘ [cod sport ”my“. mm” are three clubs tied to: timepiece. Holmes, Herold Shippey. -'.l‘ommy will do the stopping.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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£3,071)" and gfi. mfzmlvktg‘ 14.50? Day and “tennis scheduled Groggins, Eddie McMahon. Captain Bruce Park team of Greenwich at OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN

m.“ m“, on more. for that do! September 20 instead Eddie McMuilen. James Maraca. Bill Greenwich Sunday afternoon. The I W“ .. _ fir . ‘ ._ I ‘ ‘ l ._ '

9 ' was voted by the Wilton Athletic Banlon.Art Gags and Tanner Allen. locals have come out even in the . 11 \ilAé fio’fiu N Bfitflbg Avfigg We: :2 . '37' 2%
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' ‘ club end 1 hope the omelet- of the This will be th isst ea thst the two amt-s iaycd with the "Million- , . . .

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ww¢amfi§ ,Eavnfl‘gnwgk league endorse it. otherwiee the club "I” will play on the present field. sires." They hope my"! Sunday! PM?“ Mp LEFT All ORPl‘lMl AT ’mREEs WMV ‘ 4
00" o: a“, ham in mm to th will haVe to take further action. Nest season it is planned to stage game and thus show the rich lads STEEPDMW ARENA (Roch , . . AQ'l’OUllDl lle M ;
its-ssh. ens Norwaik and no: “i; ‘°,;,’°"~ , m. “m" "f" n" We“ “e“ at ”my P“; ".2" $3“; “"3; $73.,”33’T‘wm,'nmim 3 GRAMFA‘MERMHO the idiom—six :rook . 2
resdiagthem — '~ . an Freak. er. thereer .th Bdrth E e to as orwa . ' - ‘» ~— ' . ' 91’ ' 0/.
“but! in 1:13:33 u“ imx' I ' I mm ”333 L'- M scl‘i’ool. -. l’l'oh‘: :eworheldm (l: bgygrflefcezllsin the aecand encgunltler. fill: “mum WM3WM : L CHAR 5‘; OT; My. Ale V352 QA‘L'ED 70R MVOUR 0::1“ . 1.
- ' - i ll 11 located b t h t am. f D v Greenwood will 0 the ur ns . . ,
This ettsr waséto be shownee use p Wm" :fl‘u'egy t9 ”£22. "’m m’; 3“, game. Jack Santiago, e rounds each. COPEiJl'lAG‘Ehl .wv \tll'N ' W‘- I. lRilQ'T IABOUMPQ V“ E '.
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minimal: mrg‘o‘nz‘g’: JUNIOR TENNIS Booked Game'For Sept.12

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the trick has been turn _ with so
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far as the letter is con. . .. . . .
V017 misleading an celebrated its 60th anniverahry. Only -' . .4. - ‘ .. tri which is bein lined for Sep-
e not-er it had to-h: 0m divine time he" -hundred .‘ ' ’telflber u. The t‘l-lghwili'end in an . QOURCE 0“: {HE .
ever as stated. as it was a ‘ ' ”m h“ ‘ “‘“b "n m WM“ ’ ‘ i outing and a sas‘esau game, ‘ in ill NN DEkl‘. ‘ .
. me. - '~ 3,, lees-e M “in ”3"" °f 1"- M'JW- ' e which the uses lio'tor Track eetn- t » '.
9‘!» 1.“. is run in M i. It lacks an _ In 1015. the late Pat Moran. then . ‘ ' ' ' pany of Long Island and the local "
‘ m ct m. m half has met. teammate wanna manager of the well)“ N“ The junior tennis teams of Her- Bocony team will cross bats. 'l'here g"
' the winner ot the seeped ”m ,0 m ' t mug: “an" "n “‘° ° mm" 'm‘ hor View and .Bell Island will meet will be a social time with eats. field ;, :
‘ mm .6”. this afternoon .01! the Bell Island events, etc. 954’

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“‘9“de taint! in the National sinoe
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”a." '2" '1: ' My have mm.“ a. lean. ll: "as. have seems as if . thin wit-min: percent- will earn the chance to fficc ill: . p
. I.“ “I fluctuated between the .500 and .eoe ”would cop the titular honors this “mu“ '“uden -°‘ u" "v” Mill! Batsnien .
gtnthe duh-that mas-it. . season. Country club. 'rheloealnoys eesil! I W W
:‘gdmw mm 9" WM‘ “rill“ All of which merely proves that defeated “1° Bell Island club in ‘ II 1 a
_. helfand W streak W ‘30 Brooklyn club notin years has there been a softer PM“!!! °“°°““‘°' 3‘ u" 33“" ' mm mam
i- Ill'vreoflcen’erhsed mm'apottowinapennantln the ixa- C‘wed‘h°'b““"°¢w' , . I ‘
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hubs in the American teens ‘- Seine a... on another chance attheNorwalk mm, NY.....I!I «,0 III I" .81.
h“ ' “II-"tor. slag in years in the two major club'ateam- Manner Cherie- Wli’d has. 60...!” en re trainee
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