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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
BY SCORE OF 10
TO | LOCALS WIN
Preston Plays Better Ball
Than Result Indicates
Meet Again Today.

AS one enthusiastic baseball fan said
coming home on the street car yesterday
afternoon from Walker field: 1T was a
much better game than the score would
indicate Ten 10 one tells the story of
PrestOns initial appearance in Salt Lake
but Preston has better team than the
ten tallies show. Preston started out like
a winner and il looked for four innings
as if the long string of victories Father
Dubeis bunch has been piling up this
season. would come TO an end. In fact II
was not until Shortstop Barratt of the
Preston team threw the ball away in the
fifth that the balloon began to go up, and
then il was all day for the men from the
north. In this inning with a man on sec
Ond Barratt picked up Cleveland $ liner
and threw the ball clear over in the
bleachers and before King could find 1t
Cleveland had completed the round of the
bases. This seemed 10 take all the lie
out of Preston.
Sponberg pitched good, steady ball for
the tailOrs from the start the one run
being made possible by a pass TO frst
Settle started out well but weakened near
the middle of the game. In the seventh
he was replaced by MOrtensen, who fin
ished the game.
The two teams meet again this after
noon at o'clock. Stephens, the one
armed man. will pitch for the locals and
Murphy goes in the box for Preston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
WHY DENVER DID NOT CONE
Dubei Tells Reason Crack Ball Team
Failed to Put in an APP
nearqnce

John Dubei says some Of the baseball
fans are wondering why the Hanover
team of Denver did not come to Salt Lake
10 play his team. as agreed. John says
he wishes TO make it known to the local
fans that ne cid his part and that the
Denver aggregation failed to come to the
scratch. An agreement was entered into
With the HanOvers by which they were to
come TO Salt Lake for a series of five
games. About TWO weeks ago the Denver
team was disbanded and John was left
without his ball games.
An effort was then made by wire to get
another team here TO play his tailOrs
but word was received that it would be
impossible 10 get an aggregation of play
ers together in such a short time who
would be capable of giving the locals a
game. John did not want any lemons, 50
passed the matter up for the present Du-
bel says he stands ready at any time to
bring any team 70 Salt Lake but the team
must be a good one or he will have moth
ing to 90 with il.
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WRIGHT AND BEHR
ARE BOTH BEATEN
Americas Chances to Regain
Davis Trophy Are EX-
CeedingIy Slim.

London. July I3.-The first contest in
the preliminary rounds for the purpose Of
determining who shall challenge the hold
ers for the possession of the Davis cup,
emblem of the tennis championship, was
decided at Wimbledon this afternoon
Norman +. BrOokes, of Australia, winner
of the all-English championship a week
ago. defeated Beals Q. Wright. Of Ameri-
ca. in three straight games. When Wright
and BrOokes were last here together in
1905 the American ex-champion twice
beat the Australian, but the latter today
was i'm much better trim and seemed TO
have command of the game at all stages.
The American failed to produce the form
he exhibited il 1901. and the large crowd
present was disappointed in not witness
ing the close fight expected. The second
round of the singles between Karl Fl.
Behr. American. and A. @. Wilding New
Zealand furnished by far the better and
more exciting tennis. five sets having
to be played. OF which Wilding took three
TO Behr's two The powerful VOlleyiug OF
BehT secured him the first set. but in the
second set the better play Of the New
ZealandeT gradually told and the set went
to him. Behr won the third BY brilliant
play, but he was tired out by the steadi-
ness Of Wilding, who was thus enabled
to take the two final sets and the match.
The defeat of both Wright and Behr
makes the prospects Of America regaining
the cup very remote, for to 90 so they
must win the doubles July 10 and the sim
giles July 10.
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ANOTHER BOUT FOR MURRAY
Mantell Matched to Box Williams of
Rawlins, Wyo., on
July %.

The Murray boxing promoters will try
once again TO pull off mill In the smelter
city. This time Mantell is matched with
Charles Williams. the Rawlins boxer who
Rawlins on July 3, IN six rounds. The
match calls for 10 pounds and q side bet
of $50
on paper this match looks like a good
were announced. Both Mantell and vii
iiams are practically beginners in the ring
but the work OF both up 10 date makes
them look like live ones in the boxing
game The date Of the match is set for
july IS, one day ahead Of the Thompson
Taro match in Ogden. ManteIl and vii
liams will begin training for the bout at
once.
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NOT ALL IN SAYS FITZ.
Training to Fight Jack johnson on
July II.

New York. July Blob FitzsimmOns
says that he is going to whip big Jack
Johnson when they meet d { the Washing
ton Sporting club in Philadelphia on the
evening of July II. Bob is working hard
at his home in Dunellen, n. J
4 am as good as is any man Of 80 years
who is in the ring today" said he. Il
have lived d decent and temperate life
and ! am not all in. l shall be in con-
ditiOn just as good as when l met the best
of them. I figure that Johnson, who has
gained a lot of prominence in the ring be
cause the white men have refused to meet
him. will be so busy blocking that he
won't be able to hit me. 1 may step i'm
with a shift and land one of my fifty
seven varieties. One. I think, will be
enough 1 expect to win with a knock
out"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
TUESDAY NIGHTS RACES.
Program Calls for FiVe-Mile Motor
Paced Handicap.

The first motor-paced handicap race for
the year Is scheduled for Tuesday night
al the salt Palace. Just who will be the
scratch men is not known, but the handi-
cappeTs ability in picking the best motor
follower at the track will be an interest
ing test. The complete program is as
follows:
Five-mile motor-paced handicap race
open. Purse. Sl20
Two-mile lap open. professional. Purse.
$40
Half-mile handicap professional Purse
$50
Three-quarter mile handicap. amateur.
Purse. SIS.
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Y.M.C.A. TO HOLD
AQUATIC MEET
Annual Swimming Races for
State Championships SChed-
uIed for July II.

The second annual aquatic Tournaments
of the Y. NJ. c. A. has been decided upon
and will be held at Wandamere on July
q. Last year 1t was held at the La
COON and proved one Of the biggest sport
ing events of the summer months
This year the tournament will be held
under the A. A. L. rules, and the Y. NJ
e. A has decided to make it open to all
swimmers in the intermountain country
Any amateur in good standing can enter
in the different events and all records
made will be recognized as official A. A.
L. records.
The new lake at Wandamere is an ideal
place for holding a meet of this kind
The lake is free from weeds and has q.
good stretch Of deep water near the
shore making il a perfect place for swim
meTs as well as spectators. Arrange
ments have been made to give medals to
all swimmers.
The entrees are now open and will close
on July a. All swimmers, whether MEM
bers of the Y. NJ. c. A. or not, can en-
ter by sending in their names to the Y.
NJ c
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Seattle. July 13-Kellackey's single in
the tenth inning. with Myers on second.
gave Seattle to victory over Van
Cauver this afternoon. in the most bitterly
fought game of the year Score:
r. H. E
Seattle Gee. -..............oO 900 10 1011-5 10 ;
Vancouver - ..........1 100 OO3 O000-4 10 3
Batteries-Rush and Allen; Stanley and
Arbogast, Hall and Renicker. Umpire,
Hewlett.
Tacoma, July 13-Tacoma won Linn
ing game today. Score:
r. II. E
Tacoma ............ 900 000 900 IL O
Butte .... ..............0 900 900 900 90
Batteries-Dellar and Shea; HoOn and
Myers.
Aberdeen, July 1S.-AbeTdeen Outbatted
Spokane today, but Spokane won. Score:
r. Fl. f.
Aberdeen . ......... .OlO O03 600 ( 10 2
Spokane ---.----.---- .Vll VI wv & :
Batteries-Hickey, Higginbotham and
Spencer; Osborn and Swindells.
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At Eatonia.

Cincinnati. July 1S-The thirty-day
meeting of the Latonia Jockey club closed
today. Summary:
First race, six furlOngs-Agnes Virginia
won, Nellette second, Tessra third Time,
III Is.
Second race. five furlongs-Holoy won
Elder second, Louise K. third. Time
LOB 3-5
Third race, six furlongs-Oak Grove
won. BOserrian second, Minos third.
Time. 1:i6 %.
Fourth race, mile and eighth-Cincin-
natl Hotel Spring handicap, 125O added
Red Gauntlet won, The Monks second
Miss Lydia third. Time, 1:55 40
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
Colonel Bob won, Albert Star second,
Black Dress third Time, lilo 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Re-
bOunGer won, Tinker second, WedgeWOOd
third. Time .5ljq
Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth
Princess OTna won, Envoy second, Blaze
O'Light third. Time, 1:49 3-5.
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If IT II Ape N S
IT'S HE r
BRIGHTON GOES
% PETER PAN
James R. Keene'S Great Colt
Captures Big Event Amid
PlauditS of Thousands.

New York. July 19.-Peter Pan, James
r. Keene's game colt, won the $4,000
Brighton handicap at Brighton Beach to
day. in d drive that brought the 5000
spectators in the stands to their feet
yelling like mad. The great Commando
colt was d hot favorite with the betters,
being backed down from to l to to ).
Summary.
First race, the Punchestown stakes
steeplechaSe, about two miles-COmmO-
d0re Fontaine won, Delcante second, Palm
third. Time ABA
Second race, six MISUNDERSTANDING won,
Rapid Water second, Halifax third. Time
1:l2 3-5.
Third race, five and a half furlongs-
Fair Play won. Nimbus second, Adriana
third. Time, 1:06 10
Fourth race, Brighton Beach handicap,
mile and a quarter-Peter Pan, 115, Not
ter. won; McCarter, second; Montgomery
third Time 2:03 2-5.
Fifth race, selling, mile and a six
teenth-Reidmore won, Saylor second
Golden West thiId. Time, AS 80
Sixth race. five and half furlongs, sell
ing-Reene ". won, Donnell second, Proc
tvity third. Time, 1:O 3-5.
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At Seattle.

Seattle. July 1S.-Meadows results;
First race, six furlongs-Bologna won,
Salable second, Toller third. TINE. f:1334-
Second race. seven furlongs-Convent
Bell won Irish Mail second, Peligroso
third Time, 1:2SL
Third race, five furlongs-RaleiES> won,
Alice r. second, Balnade third. Time,
l.O1.
Fourth race. one mile-J. c. Glenn won,
Lisaro second, Hugh MCGOWAN third.
Time, 1:404.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles
Orchan won, Golden Light second, Fon-
Casta third. Time, :65.
Sixth race. six furlOngs-Entre Nous
won, Lady Avis second, Ethel Day third.
Time 30
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
Los ANGELES AFTER RACE
Town With Push Makes Bid for the
Vanderbilt Cup
Event.

Los Angeles. July 15-Mayor Harper to-
day wired an official invitation tc A. c.
Harrington chairman Of the American
Automobile association racing board, in
New York, to hold the next Vanderbilt
cup race in southern California. The
mayor guaranteed to furnish a good
course and to secure the state militia
for guards The mayor also wired TO
Governor James y. GiIlett. asking him
TO extend a similar invitation in behalf of
the state. The Merchants and Manufac-
tUrers association and the chamber of
commerce have also wired invitations TO
The racing board.
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At Butte.

Butte, Mont, July 13.-Race results:
First race four furlongs, selling
Happy Chappy won, Queen Cup second,
Yo San third. Time. :4S.
Second race. five furlongs, selling-Zick
Abrams won, Lassen second, Menden
third. Time. 1:0l&.
Third race, five furlongs-Rhinestone
won Sir Wesley second, Katie Rains
third. Time, 1:0lsz.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Columbla
Girl won Jack Nunnally second, Gemmeil
third. Time, 1:13A.
Fifth race. six fUrlongs. selling-Emma
Ruebold won, Cardinal Sarto second, La
Rouge third. Time, 1:16.
Sixth race, mile, selling-Invader won,
Iadora second. Spinstress third. Time.
AZ
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Philadelphia. July l3--HnllaOelpnla Won
a well-played ten-inning contest. Both
Moran and Overall pitched good ball
The home team punched four hits in the
eighth inning, tieing the score, and won
out in the tenth on a double, base on
balls and a single. Score:
Chicago .... ......... Oo1 900 O1O % 0
Philadelphia . ... 900 900 02O Il
Batteries-Overall and Moran; Pittin-
ger, PITCHER, Moran and Doom. Two
base hits-Slagle, Knabe, Titus, Magee-
Bases on balls-Off overall, 8; Moran, 2
Stuck out-By Overall, 3; Moran, 3. I'm
pHes-Klem and ODay.
Boston, July 13.-Boston and St. Louis
divided honors today. the former losing
the first game and winning the second
Lindaman was hit hard in the first part
Of the first game, while Karger was most
effective when hits would have meant
runs. The second game was won in the
seventh inning on two hits, double steal
ard an error. Burnett fielded In remark
able fashion, taking three flies on the
edge of the crowd that looked like sure
First game R.HE-
St Louis .-.......... o2O $40 coo Il
Boston . ....---.-.....- 900 GOO 600
Batteries-karger and Marshall: Linda
man and Needham- Two-base hits-Bar-
Ty, Murray, Marshall Home run-Mur-
ray. Bases on balls-Off Lindaman, 2:
off KargeT, 2. Struck out-By Linda
man. 3; Karger. 4. Umpire-Riger.
Second game r. H. E
Boston q. ............... 900 900 200
st. Louis ............... 900 900 600
Batteries-Dorner and Needham: Nc
Glynn and Noonan. Two-base hits-Beau-
mont, Murray. Bases on balls-Off Nc
Glynn, 2. Struck Out-By McGlynn, 3:
DoTner, T. Umpire-Riger.
Brooklyn. July 18.-BrookIyn had all the
best Of the double-header today. Pitts
burg was beaten in both games Scores:
First game r. H. E.
Pittsburg e. ........... 900 900 600
Batteries tricklett and Berger; Cam
nitz. Lever and Gibson. Two-base hits
Clarke, Lewis. Three-base hit-Alper-
man Struck out..By stricklett; I; Lee
yer, l. Camnitz, UmpIres-Carpenter
and tombstone.
Second game r. H. E
Pittsburg q. ........... 100 600 OOO-1
Brooklyn 70. ............ 200 040 500 IA l
Batteries-Leifield and Smith, Rucker
and Ritter. Two-base hits-Alperman o.
Bases on bails-Off Rucker, 5; Leifield, 2
Struck Out-Sy Rucker. 6; Leifield. l.
Umpires-Carpenter and tombstone
New York, July 1S.-The New Yorks to-
inning, with two men on bases and none
out, Mathewson struck out the next three
batsmen- Score:
RHE.
CirSinnati o.. ........... 900 900 600 10
New York ............. 102 010 00@-4 10
oatteries-Smith, Hit and Schlei:
Mathewson and Bowerman. Two-base
hit-Shannon. Three-base hit-Kruger.
Home run-Browne. Bases on balls-Off
Hit, g; Smith, 2; MathewsOn, l. Struck
out-By Mathewson, 7. Umpire-Emshe.
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Long List of Events Planned.

Three sets of events will be held. They
are the junior races for boys under Il
years of age, intermediate, boys over Is
and under IS and seniors for all over IS
years of age.
The program was announced last even
ing and will be as follows:
Juniors, 20, 80 and 10O-yard sprints; 30
yards swim on back, underwater swim
and 100-yard relay, four to start.
Intermediates, 30, 100 and 220-yard
sprints; 100-yard swim on back; under
water swim and 1O0-yard relay, four to
start
Seniors. 50. 100. go. 40, $50 and one
mile swims: 200 breast stroke 100-yard
swim on back, underwater swim, 2O0-yard
relay race, four to enter.
This last event will be considered the
regular A. A. L. race and all records
will go as state records.
In addition to the above program. there
Will be a water polo match and exhibit
lions of fancy swimming
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
BICYCLE RACES.

Boston. July 13.-Five, ten and fifteen
mile motor paced bicycle races in a Sc
ries to determine the middle-distance
championships of the country, were run
off on the Revere track tonight in the
presence Of several thousand people. Rob
ert WalthOuF Of Atlanta, Ga took the
Moran Of Chelsea. captured the middle
distance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14

Courtship and elopement on wheels
is the latest. Pearl Frances Indig and
Albert J. King, an auto salesman. both
of Philadelphia, who met each other at
a roller skating rink, suddenly decided
to marry while on a motor trip, and
stopped at HammOntOn, n. J., where,
as Cupid would have it, a preacher rid
ing motor cycle obhgingly fOrsOok
the machine a moment to tie the knot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
SALT LAKE CITY LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.

The following are the results of the
games played yesterday in the Salt Lake
City baseball league:
The Salt Lake Pressed Brick company
beat the z. c. III. l. at Wandamere by
score of . to l.
The Shamrocks did not show up, and the
game was forfeited to the Y. NJ. G. A
by a score Of 8 to 0.
The Streveil-Patterson team defeated
the Century Printing company by a score
OF % to 70. This makes four teams Ted
for first place.
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RACES AT PROVO.
PROGRAM of Turf Events Out for Next
Wednesday.
Especial to The Herald)

Provo. July l3.-The following are the
races and purses for July II on the Provo
track:
Half-mile match race, best three in five
Cold Storage, owned by o. P. futile;
bett owned by w H. WOodring. Purse
$50; side bet 800
Half-rniIe match race. best two in three
Dan. owned by Tom Mccoy Kangaroo,
owned by w. H. Woodring. Purse 300
side bet 500.
Match running race, %.-mile-Maud.
owned by c. Decker; Gypsy, owned by Il.
Thomas. Purse 500.
Saddle-horse race, u mile-Purse S9S.
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MAY is WELSH CHAMPION.
American Tennis Player Captures
Cup Presented by Marquis Of Butte.

Newport, Wales, July i9.-May Sutton Of
California again won the Welsh tennis
championship today by defeating Miss
Lowther, 60, TO.
has captured the title she becomes alb
solute possessor of the 1920 championship
trophy presented by the late Marquis of
Butte.
H Z. Casdagli and May Sutton beat
S. r. Charlton and Miss Garfit in the
doubles. 60. 60.
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BIKE RACES AT OGDEN.
biggest Program Of Season Is on for
Tonight.
Special TO The HeraldD

ogden, July 13.-Ths regular Sunday
nights program OF bicycle races viii be
held at Glenwood track tonight The five
milo motor paced race between Hardy
Downing and W Il. Samuelson. which
could not be finished a week as0 on &C
count Of Downing purcturing a tire, is
scheduled 70 be finished tonight. A five
mile open motor race is also on the pro
gram In addition the regular program
of two professional ard two amateur
sprint events are down on the card The
list is the biggest offered az Ogden this
season.
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REAL BASEBALL TEAM.
Holsters Intend to Strengthen and
Do Business.
(Snecial to No Herald

Ogden, July 13.-It now looks as II Og-
den was going to have a ball team that
will be second to none in the west. 1t IS
expected that both Bosquit, catcher, and
Fulmer of the Ely team will be added to
the Ogden aggregation at once, and the
MANAGEMENT has several other players en-
the string that they expect to add to the
team, which should enable the Gimlinites
to finish the season strong.
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coEY WINS RACE.

Chicago. July 15.-Charles A. COey Of
the Chicago Automobile club won the
Neutrality-suspicious. endurance race at the
track today. Although the track was deep
in mud when the race was started yester-
day. Coey covered $40 miles Buck and
Mongini were second with $40 miles; Ma
goney and Watson, third, with S13 miles.
Arrangements are already under way
for PittsbGrg's next show, which will be
held as soon after Christmas as possible.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, July fS.-Devereaux was
the only man on either team to get two
hits Cravaths catch and throw of Van
Haltren's fly, doubling out Haley at the
plate and ending the game, was a feature
Score:
r. II. z.
Los Angeles ....-.....- 90 OH 0l'-1 3
Oakland . .............I 100 600 OO0-1 6 ,
BatteTies-Burns and Eager; Wright and
Bliss. Umpire, PerTine.
San Francisco, July 13.-POrtland batted
JOY out of the box. He was replaced IN
the sixth by Willis who held the Beavers
down to three hits. Score:
r. H. F.
Portland . ............. .022 900 020-6 8 2
San Francisco .......... 100 900 O00-2 s 3
Batteries-Kinsella and DOnohue; Joy,
Willis and Street. Umpire, Derrick.
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Preston.

IWO-bdSe hllS, Nelson, hlhSs NISed'
Margetts. Castro. Gum. SpOnberg. Three
base hits BarTatt, Demara. Base on balls,
off Sponberg T. off Settle l. Struck out,
by Sponberg TO- by Settle 4. Left on bases,
salt Lake l. Preston 10 Wild pitches,
Settle. Passed balls, Doane. Stolen bas-
es Barratt. Nortensen. Cleveland, North
ron. DOane .. Gum >. Time Of game, two
hours. Umpire, Anderson. Attendance.
80
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BoUNTlFUL, 9; occIDENTALs, 3

The Bountifuls defeated the Occidental
team at Bountiful yesterday by a score
of to 3. The batteries were Anderson
and Burns for the OccidentaIs and Grant
and Mann for Rountiful.
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GAME AT eLENWooD TO-DAY.
Especial TO The Herald

Ogden. July 13.-ATTangements were
completed today for q baseball game be-
tween the Trfbunes Of Salt Lake and the
HOLSTERS. which will be pulled off at
Glenwood Park at 3 o'clock tomorrow
affarpoOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14

In vetoing a bill providing that no per-
sons should be permitted to operate any
engine, irrespective of motor power, ex-
ceeding ten-horse power, unless the oper-
ator be a licensed steam engineer, Mayor
Mcclellan of New York pointed out that
# would apply to automobiles and hence
was absurd.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 3: In
dianapOlis, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Column
bus O.
At St Paul-St. Paul 3; Louisville, 3.
At Minneapolis 8; To-
ledo, g.
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