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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-28
SEE ASHLEY F92R SQUARE DEAL IN FURNITURE

U. S. to VIM. ]. Ketcham, VIZ
SW14, Sec 20, SEA SE14 Sec 10, NEH
NE1 Sec 80, IN AZ.
Mary r. Shine to Geo. Palmer Lum-
Der company NE IA NV IA. Sec II,
On 42-$1.
r. J. Reeves to ]. H. Thompson,
E13 Sc IA, SW IA Sc IA, Sc IA
NE IA Sec 6, lot 6, 7 and 8 and NW1-4
Of SW IA, SW IA OF SW IA, Sec 5,
NE IA of NE IA Sec Z, 3, s r As
$1,000. Also lots and 4, Sec 7, T 3, S
r 45-S1000
Julius Batter to VIM. Musty NJ of
NV IA, Sec IA, Ell OF SW IA, Sec Is,
T 8, s 4S-$2500.
s. & F. Bank to E. A. Schiller, parts
of lots Is and l6, block II, Wallowa-
$1,000.
Rod McCrae to E. A. Schiller, part
OF lot 13, block II, Wallowa-$450.
John H. Knott to John Mcdonald,
WI of NV IA. NJ of SW IA, Sec 25
2 N 42-SI200.
John l.. Wigle to Lewis S. Winters,
E11s of NE IA, SW IA of NV II, Sec
16, II 4, N 43-$l500.
Rebecca Roork to Paris and Omar
Rose, Life Estate in property near Los
tine.
A. M. Wagner to N. E. Hammack,
lot in Enterprise cemetery-Sl0.
A. M. Wagner to A. H. Sasser, lot n
Enterprise cemetery-$l0.
HI. E. Oakes to ]. E. Patterson, lots
8 & 4 block 7, town of Enterprise
$3.50.
John Kerns to Sam Litch, part of
block 35, Zurchers add. to town of
Enterprise-$l000.00
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-28
Railroad Down Snake River

One has only to go and take a look
at the start on the new road down
Snake river to know that there will be
no more through traffic along the Blue
mountain route when the Snake river
route is completed, says the Union
Scout. They are beginning the road
with the heaviest steel and when it is
completed the o. R. & N. can make
time with the best of them. The two
big pulls from Snake river to the
summit and then again to Kamela are
great handicap these days when all the
roads are bent on making time. The
0. R. & N. is not going to put up with
this handicap day longer than is
necessary and it will not be surprising
If within two years there will be nothing
through here but local traffic.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-28
An Untaught Cow

Down on a southern plantation the
dairy hands were accustomed to do the
milking squatting down in primitive
fashion, until the owner introduced
milking stools with other improve
ments. But the initial experiment
with the innovation was not exactly a
success. The darky who frst sailed
forth with the stool returned bruised
and battered and with an empty pail.
II done my best, sah," he explained.
"Dat stool looked all right to me, but de
blamed COW she won't sit on tip
Woman's Home Companion for Oct
ober.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-28
Su mmOns.
In the Circuit Court OF the State OF Oregon,
for Wallowa County.
WE Rankin, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court OF the State OF Oregon,
for Wallowa County.
W.F. Rankin, Plaintiff,
Frank II. Pierce, Defendant. }
To Frank II. Pierce, the above.namsd
deiendent:-
In the name Of the state OF Oregon; you are
hereby notified 10 appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the above
entitled court and cause on or before the
expiration OF six weeks from the date OF the
first publication of this summons, which
date Of first publication is Saturday, Sep
tember %, 1907, and II you fail to appear and
answer within said time, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply TO the court for the
relief prayed for in his said complaint, to-
wit
For n Judgment against you for the sum OF
S8l7.0O with interest thereon from the 18th
day Of May. 1905 until paid. at the rate Of
ten per cent per annum; the further sum OF
90 as an attorneys fee in this suit, and
for the costs and disbursements Of this suit.
For n decree foreclosing that certain In
denture Of mortgage executed and delivered
by Frank II. Pierce to ". +. Rankin and
Olen Reel upon the following described real
property, viz. swA NEh, SEA Nwh and
VIZ SWH OF Section z in Twp. N Of Il. SO
z. ". NJ. in wallowa County, to secure the
sums above mentioned, which mortgage In
OF record In the Office OF the County Clerk OF
said county In volume III" at page 357
thereof. and the sale Of said described real
property to satisfy said iudg ment, attorneys
fec and costs and disbursements, and forever
barring and foreclosing you OF all right, title
and interest in and to said premises or any
part thereof.
This summons is served upon you by publ.
cation thereof for the period Of six consecu-
tive weeks In the NewsRecord, commencing
with the issue Of September 20, 1907, pursu.
ant to the order OF Hon. o. NJ. Corkins, Coun.
~ Judge Of Wallowa county, Oregon, made
and dated september 2S, 1877.
22H BURLEIGH q BOYD,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff,
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Notice of Settlement.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the firm of T. II. Green d Sons or to T. II.
Green are hereby no titled that such indebted
ness must be paid to w. H. McVay, Trustee,
at the office of Burleigh q Boyd, Enterprise,
Oregon, and to no other person, said accounts
having been duly assigned to said trustee for
the benefit Of creditors. All notes and nc.
counts due as aforesaid must be paid forth.
with. 22t2 W. ii. MCvAY. Trustee,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-28

The display in the tonsorial parlors of
Calvin & Boswell has been increa sed by
the addition of 15 inch trout, large
crawfish and innumerable small frogs
the latter being used as food for fishes.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-28
School at Flora

A new porch has been built on the
Flora schoolhouse. School will open
there next Monday, with G. H. Allen
and Miss Prudence Eddlemon as
teachers.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
!. v. U.-VIRGINIA
RACE ASSURED
Will Take Place at Federal
Games, and Only Distance
Remains Unsettled.

The Federal games relay race in
Washington. February 3, between the
University of Virginia and George
Washington University, foT which Man
ager Bill Foley. OF the games, has been
dickering Tor some time, ana about
which there was some little uncertainty
is now practically assured
The only thing stlll remaining TO be
settled is the distance OF the race. and
no trouble Is anticipated on this pUlua.
The George Washington Management
is understood 20 have preferred "a Two
mile race, the distance OF last year
relay, in which the Hatchetites won
such signal success the title OF cham
pIODs of the South at that distance.
Virginia however, was partial 90 a one
mile race, and as the George Washing
ton team is this year stronger than
usual al the shorter distance, II is u0L
likely 10 kick on the change IL Is under
stood that Acting Manager BruOhe5 and
Captain LOrandO Will confer upon the
Manager Foley viii be notified lmmedl-
ateIy. BrOukes. when seen This morn
ing. considered the matter as closed.
The Bun and Blue follow eTs were
much eldleu yesterday evening 10 SET
the report that Fleming, the crack
George Washington University half
miller IS almost completely recovered
from the injury 20 his leg which he sus-
tanned some weeks ago. ana III Ae CON
uuucs 10 do as well as at present IL
would not be surprising TO see him run
ming on the team which will tackle
Virginia. In addition 10 Fleming. Noble
Clagett who IS taking a special course
at GeOrge Washington, will be a Caudi-
date for the team. ClasetJ was a star
at Central High School last year, and
should make good on the HatcheJite
squad. He Will prove a big addition
both 10 the one and tWO-mile teams
IA IN an mil ~
good uy-Out before the race with Viz
giuia, the George Washington manage
ment VIII send a mile team 10 Balt.-
more on February TO compete at the
Fifth Regiment games in that city. The
team VIII be picked from LOrandO, For
sythe. Gill, Clagett, Cunning, Calder
WenderOthi Hunter, and several others
IL is not YET definitely decided whom
they Will run.
The G. ". L. men are anxious to get
a crack at the Georgetown team but
since the latter has refused persistentIv
from unknown reasons TO meet them
it is doubtful whether such a race can
be arranged though sentiment in the
local sporting circles is very strong for
q three-cornered event between Vir-
ginia, Georgetown. and George Wash
iugton In the Georgetown meet, 10 be
held in Washington on March @.
Entry blanks for the Georgetown
meet in Convention Hail. March Q. were
mailed yesterday. The events include.
NOVice-50-yard dash (scratch); Coo
y ard run (sCratch.
open events for schoolboys-50 50-yard
dash (handicap); 44O-yard ruG Chandi-
Cap). relay races FOR schools.
Collegiate -50-yard dash. $50
yard run, relay races for colleges
Handicap eVents-50-yard dash. 80
yard hurdle, 4t0-yard run, mile run, re-
lay races for clubs, running high jump,
putting lG-pOund shot pole vault
Entries close February 2S
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
JANUARY REGISTRATIONS
IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
Dr. Grants Official Report Shows Athletes Are Rapidly
Complying With A. A. U. Regulations. But
Some Are Careless

I6-Francis n. IgIehart, B. A. c..-.,.,,..t..211i
lI-Richard heslar East A A-----.,.---.----li -li5
is-Ge7rge 3. Du E0is. Dupont A. C..---7lG
lS-Wallaee Klare, b. A e------------.--..--li5
ia-E. Raymond GriHiths. B. 4. C-........2ll8
ls-A. n Blake, ST. J. A. A-.-..--.--, ....-il3
1S-M. j. Guerin, ST. j. A. A.-..--...--...--l-0 20
lS-W. j, Meskin 81. J.. A. A.-..-........lleI
lS-Chas. Noonan. 81. j. A. A-...--...-.---.l-
lA-Nachei j, Brown 1r.. Loypla COl....-.-lzj
lA-Cyrlal A N Keller, L1yola tol,.-r.---i-4
lS-Wm. Lee Howard. ir.. b. A. C.......---l-5
ls-LaWrenCe Martin. Rand. Macon Col .21-l
l5-W- G. Powell, Rand Macon CJl.-.-..-t-l
ib-R. A. H1arumau, Aespers b. b. I..---l-s
ls-HeHry Curtis. Wash school l-.-.-.,..-, -.2s
ls-f-bt. " Burke, Wash School. zi5J
l5-Iohn Hritton, Wash ch.-.....-...-.- -.l3I
ls-Dan FloWenal Wash sch. h......t. ......--2l3
&c. keyes. Wash. seh...................-l
l3-tieO. l. Lewis. Wash School. -.--..--..-ls4
ls-James W Mccartney, Wash sch.----zl55
ls-Joseph AcCaia. Wash Sch....-...... 900
l3-H. A. 5. Stewart. Jr-, Wash School. .2l3.
l2-h. Q. Tow nseuI. Wash School l.--...----- 81. 3>
-l-John Baylor, Country Sch.s....,.... .2ldj
-l-Charles Hope. Locust Dale Aead 90
-I-hlmhaH q. Moores. L3c. Dale Aead. .-lil
2l-Ihos. s Gos-hals, Univ Sch, Wash-.-.4-
Nordhonl Col POLO t.s...s-s...-iii ii
Claiborne Wood Forest sch---,4l
Granger, Wood. Forest sch.--lii
-l-Carrol Calf, Wood. Forest sch--.--.---i.5
2l-Andrew Friberg. Wood. Forest sch-.-li!
2l-Iames Tappan, Wood. Forest sch....-.A
2l-WalteT Harrison. Wood. Forest Sch.---li9
-i-Charles Temple, Wood Forrest Srl-.--iap
Thomas WOOD Forrest Sch..-l5l
-l-W- Allan Gait. Wood Forest Sch....-2i5-
-l-Clar- s. forswlths c. W. ..-...,,.r---.
-a-Chas- Fred. Fulton Country sch-.--.--la4
2y-Louis B. lie Due ". h. s...--...-.--Zl55
Fort, ". IT, S,-,.....,,...r.,...--la
Virgil Michael. ". H. S......-..-.-.---i5l
-4-Geo- W Folhemus, W IT. ------------liA
IN. b. Humphrey. A. a. y. Prep Sch..-ll3
-a-Wm, H. Douglas, Univ. Of Na....--..-l51
-l-GeOrse E0rdLam. JnlE. Of Va. --lal
-a-Mm- q Gl0tt, Univ. OF Va. .-il-
-5-Chas. +. Macrae. Univ. OF Aa--------4si
Allen }. Sayille. Univ. OF Na-.......-zldf
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
echnical High
Baseball Dates

March 29-Army and Navy PTeps.
April l0-Maryiand Agricultural. at
College Park.
April ls-Central High. az Washing
ton.
April 2O-Army and Navy Preps. at
Washington.
April 24-Maryland Agricultural. at
College Park,
April 25-Cathollc University. at
Brookland
April 27-Episeopal High, at Alexan-
dria.
April 50-Eastern High. At Washing
ton.
May l4-Business High, al Washing
ton.
May 15-GeorgetoWn Preps, al
Georgetown.
May 21-Western High. at Washing
ton.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
SPORTING COMMENT
BOXING.

Sam Langfofd fought al Rochester on
Wednesday night Some Of the dis
patches say he fought Sailor Burke. OF
liams. OF this city. AT any rate. Lang
ford made the other fellow quit in SIX
rounds.
A match has been arranged between
Maurice sayerss Of Milwaukee. and
Matly Baldwin, Of Boston. 20 take place
AZ bridgeport. Conn, on February 8.
-Inc boys VIII box six rounds. and II
Baldwin gets the decision he will be
matched with Charley Aeary.
Harry Lewis. Of Philadelphia. Will
meet Mike CTwin) Sullivan AT Denver
February 2.
cyclone johnny Thompson and Rufe
Turner win fight at Marysviile. Cal.
on February =.
kid Goodman and Rouse O'Brien. the
Boston hghtweights, are 20 box at the
Thornton A. c. Providence. x. l. next
Thursday night.
Jack PaimyF, the former heavyweight
champion OF the British Isles. has sailed
for this country, and IS expected 10
arrive here on Saturday.
Hector Mc'sinnis. the Boston referee,
has been chosen 10 referee the bout be-
tween Honey Melody and William
Lewis az Valley Falls. r. J.. February
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
HAcKEEsCHMIDT BEATEN.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. Farmer Burns
defeated Charles Hackenscnmidt at
wrestling last night. Burns won the
first contest. al catch-as-Catch-can in
epz minutes; HacheusChmidI took the
second. CTaeco-ROmau, In 81 minutes,
Burns took the third, catch-as-catch-
can. no "a minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

George b. D0vey. the new owner OF
the Boston Nationals, after making an
Offer or $500 for Two Of the Ehicag 90
National League players. followed il M
with an offer Of 5000 10 the Chicago
Americans for Altr0ck, Walsh. and Sui
liran. Comiskey would not listen To IT,.
he said that Chicago received enough
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

Newark tOhio) bail fans believe that
the Ohio and Pennsylvania League mag
mates are planning 20 leave them in the
cold next season. They are booming A
new league for 1865, composed Of New
ark. GAINESVILLE. Lancaster, Marion,
Mansfield. Lima. Tinin. ana Saldusky-
Fast Liverpool and SJeubenville are
also suggested. IL such a league is
formed. then the Western teams in the
Ohio and Pennsylvania VIII also organize
a new league, composed OF Sharon.
New Castle, Youngstown. Akron. Erie.
Sandusky and two other clubs. II is
certain that the league viii be redis-
Jricted next season
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
Brisk BUSINESS
CAUSED BY SHOW
Automobile Agents Report
Sales Have Been Larger
Than Expected.

| The automobile show has given "a de-
clded impetus Co business and it, is eyi-
dent that H. 81. Woodward. the Dis
trl-t permit clerk. wiI soon have sis
hands flll issuing license numbers. 1lT.
A uuLHllll attended t-e show several
times ourns th- week aud was much
interested u tle many fine ears.
The strides made by American mex
ers are evident in the elaborate bodies
for ears. The various types of ia
closed cars like Jue Lrc0muHllr, White
steamer, Columbia. and "a host JL others
are ass uZuriols as the most txalt.us
could desire.
e.. Royce Housh and Elliott T. Hough.
OK tAe Pope Automobile Company, have
made many new friends Ll4s week.
They mad some excellent cars % show
ANA they never seemed To- tire of eN-
pauauls Ju their merits.
one of the features OF she show has
been the sIs.0lJ Loc0mobiie racing ear
exhibited hy Jle Pope Automobile Com
paIy, local agents iaT the L0c0mo1lIe
COMPANY The ear ls stock racer and
is an exact duplicate of the one with
WAleE Joe Tracy won FIRST place in the
elimination trials Tor the Vanderbilt
cup race last taL Those. who have
never seen big racing ear should 8t-
tend the show. as tle I0cumHhU- racer
ls 90 br taken 90 Chicago Immediately
after Tire close Of the show tomorrow
night.
Every automobile exhibitor al tie
show has had from one TO four demon
slIdllnE cars on nuty outside the Du-
pont sarase throughout the daV and
evening 10 give prospective buyers a
chance 10 tTy out the cars before buy
ms. There have been Two su0WstorIas
curing tGa week. and the demonstrators
have had am excellent opportunity 90
show on their cars under adverse con-
dltI1ns.
While no official figures have been
given out as 10 the attendance during
the week. it Is believed the total 10
date is a satisfying one. and Jhat. too,
despite the Two snoWstorms and the
location.
The present season marks the intro
uuCtlOn OF many new ideas in the line
ut Baker elecIFics handled by the Cook
d. Stodaard Company In addition 10
sis Is being shown. On this chassis
aTmOred wood construction rules il be-
ing one OF the 1907 Innovations With
the use of these new frames comes the
adoption OF the reachiess style OF rum
uiu9 gear ln place or The Old reach type.
The divided fOTty-Ceu battery Is also
made use of, twenty of the cells having
a forward location, the others being
supported within the rear of the body.
One of the Laudsomest electric ma
chimes at She show ls the Pope WaVerIy
yictoria-phaeton. II is an example of
new body on AN Old chassis. II has "a
divided thirty-ceu EXide battery with
Ten cells in front and twenty in the
rear The motor is of the single type
desi gned with "a double overload ca
pacity. The wheels are thirty inches
in diameter and carry three and one
half inch detachable tires
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

New York city tomorrow. and immedi-
ately upon his arrival contracts will
be mailed out To all the High
landers There is q rumor that
Grih viii plant Wild COnr0y back On
third base this summer and give La
porte a chance TO see what he can do
ia the Outfield. LapOrte's occasional
heavy hitting Is much desired on the
team, but there has always been Ques-
ton whether IL Offset his uncertainty
ia emergencies when playing the infeld.
ID looks like a wise shift 20 bring Wid
back 10 third. and II has always been
"a mystery 20 most fans why he ever
left that JOB.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

The University Of Pennsylvania base
ball team has added another strong at
traction 10 the already long list Of good
gaHes-the Carlisle Indian team viii
be the opponents OF The Red and Blue
On June 8. At Franklin Field lu order
70 arrange the game the University Of
Alabama team has been dropped An
the Alabama boys II possible as Penn
is anxious 10 Try conclusions with the
Tar South team.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

The big stadium az Golden Gate Park,
san Francisco. will soon be completed,
% Will be the greatest thing OF the kind
ia 4ankeeland. room for more than l00.-
go people and ali within sound Of the
ocean breakers.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
BASEBALL.

Manager Percy stetler. Of the steu-
benville (Ohio) team, has signed Eddie
I.eiss, of Lebanon. Pa, 10 play in
The Outfield the coming season. Pleiss
was drafted by tlGe PittsburE National
League team at the close of last season.
bat Dreyfuss subsequently agreed 10 the
players return 10 Steubeuyille. Man
ager Stetler left fer Reading for the
purpose Of signing ShOrtstop Matty
Frederick.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
- May - CaseadiIIa.

The preparatory school boys are
working as hard as the varsity candi-
dates. Manager Meade Lewis is max
ing extensive plans for the season. The
annual race with the Annapolis plebs
has fallen through. and 10 du in the
gap the crew viii either be sent 10 the
Henley regatta or meet ar important
Eastern prep school on the Potomac.
II is possible thar the Cascddilla School
eight viii be sent againsJ the preps in
Washington next June. such = race
would be of interest TO local lovers OF
the sport
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

Of deals OF thar character when Kelly
and Clarkson we're sold some years ago,
Tor $1,000. 10 Boston
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
Hurry Beat Marshall.

Cheney, a pitcher OF BelIevlue. kan.
has been signed by The Chicago Amer
lcaEs' 20 De tried out on the long trip
which the champions viii make IL me
City of Mexico.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
MARSHALL ATTACK
SPOILED BY HURRY
Opens With. Queens Gam
bit, ButLaSker Wins Third
Chess Game.

NEW YORK, Feb. by winning the
third game of the match for the cham
pionship OF the world against Frank j.
Marshall yesterday, Champion Dr.
Lasker now leads by three games 10
nothing. The game was played az the
Everett House. Marshall resigned after
forty-ihree moves.
Much 10 the delight Of his admirers,
Marshall began 70 play his game by Of
iering a queens gambit. an opening
which he is supposed 70 be able 20 han
de better than any other living ex-
pert. After the few book moves. Lasker
introduced a royelty on his NTH turn,
namely, Skt. k5, a defense which. ac-
cording TO Marshall. was made a special
study By Atkins, the famous amateur
champion OF Great Britain While Mar
shall thought this 10 be a good move In
analytical play. he maintains that IL is
too difficult 10 play under the time limit
rule over the board.
Queen Maneuvers Pretty
However, Lasker gave mastery ex-
hibition In the treatment Of the defense.
and managed 90 get q splendid develop
ment Of his pieces. Marshall, By very
Ingenious play. succeeded ia keeping
Lasker always on the defensive Mar
shalls queen maHeuVers were especially
pretty. AFTER the grme had advanced
10 about fifteen moves the position was
highly interesting and complicated
one, and IL was admitted that this game
was the most interesting one or the
series.
Marshall. az the adjournment at 6
O'Clock frankly admitted. Il have a
weak pawn on the kings hle. and las
ker has weak pawn on the queen
Ile With best play on both sides the
game ought 20 be drawn"
A sensation was caused shortly after
resumption OF play az s o'clock, when
l-Asker gave up the exchange. Thereby
getting a brilliant attack ou the kings
side. and as MarshaIl's best pieces were
an out Of play 10 was thought that the
champion would surely win the game.
Hurry Beat Marshall.
When Marshall left the game AZ G
o'clock he had several moves 20 make ~
a very short tine. and II was said that
he had 10 plas too hurriadly and was
not able 20 take IN the situation prop
erly-
The end came as quickly as antici-
Patsd. although Marshall might have
had hghting chance. He would have
lad 10 give uD the queen for two rocks.
but De could have much prolonged the
fight
The fourth game IS scheduled az the
Everett House for SATURDAY afternoon.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

March s has been s Il as the date for
the IiEhlaudeTs 10 60 to the South All
the regular men who were with the
team at the finish Of 1906 Will make the
"trip and in addition there will be-
Hughes. the pitcher, who trained with
the nine last year and was afterWaru
az Atlanta. and Br0ckett. an
other pitcher, who has been secured
from Buffalo.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

Mike Murphy's new combination for
Penn's twO-mile indoor relay team, which
was composed OF Haskins Jones. Tav-
Tor and carT0Ihers. was broken uD
again yesterday. when IL was learned
mat l. p Jones the inter-colle gate
cross-country champion, could not run
indoors this season on account OF his
needed rest from hard training in order
10 be la shape for tie outdoor season
next spring.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

The first Far West indoor athletic
games FOR some time took place recent
lF IN San Francisco. Thew were more
thdn z success Ralph Rose set a new
world 8 record for The 7Hct put and Hail
cleared the bar al feet IL inches