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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
ANOTHER GOOD WEEK.
Many Bouts Are Scheduled This Week
At Quaker City.

Philadelphia. April This will be- th'
livcliost week of The boxing season III thls
city, 81 bouts being scheduled Tor AH
clubs Tuesday the Manaynnk a. 9. vii!
hold its regular weekly show.
There will be a double header Wcdncs-
day, when the Wayne A. g. will mold
bouts in addition to the biggest event Of
the week, the Abe Attoal-Spille Robson s.
round encounter AT the National A. G.
Robson has been doing his training in
New Jersey, while Attell who has been
training in Chicago, will arrive nero
Tuesday. They are scheduled 10 weigh
in at 6 o'clock next Wednesday at III
pounds each.
Thursday night Sailor Burke of New
York will attempt to again register n
knockout on Joe Grim ut the Broadway.
TIL" Penn Art A. g., a new club, will
hold its first show Friday, the windup be
ing between Willie Moody ana Jim Tren-
with.
Harry Baker Of California and Freddy
Weeks of Cripple Greek, Col, will mix
it up at the National on Saturday. This
will be Weeks first appearance in the
Fast. He has scored MANY knocl5outs in
the West against featherweiehts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The trial of Haywood, one Of the Off
GERS Of the Western Federation of Min
ers, for connection with the assassination
Of former Governor Steunenburg, was
Monday set for May Q at Boise Idaho.
Be cause everyone in the village of
Kent, Ohio, regarded an alarm of fir,
turned in as only an April fool joke, the
Sperry House, q local hosiery, was de
stroyed early Monday. 30 one responded
10 the alarm and the house was soon in
ruins.
James Bryce, British ambassador to the
United States, was til- guest Of honor
Monday night at the Canadian Club ban
nuet at Ottawa. ont. There were present
Sir Wilfred Laur.er and the members Of
his cabinet. President McPahlter Of the
Canadian Club Of New York Chief Jus
tice I'itzpa rick and others.
Charles j.. Stanley, commercial
traveller was killed Sunday night at
st. Joseph, Me, by Wesley Chris opher
Christopher is alleged to have assaulted
young woman in an alley when Stan
ley heard the girls scream he ran to
her rescue and was shot in the heart.
Christopher was arrested.
After 4 conference Of physicians in
attendance upon Richard Mansfield, the
actor. Monday at New York, Manager
Stevens said that they had reported Mr.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Now York, April I.
FLOUR Receipts, 81 S31; exports, G61;.
sales. 900; steady with light inquiry.
WlfEAT-Rcceipts. l22.c0; exports, y2,-
9h'; sales. 22dGGG1 futures; spot steady:
No. red, So elevator: No 2 red. 4; \,
o d atloat: No. northern Duluth, xgas
o y aiioat; No. hard winter S74 0 Il
afloat. "
CORN-Receipts. 1880; exports. 59.sso;
s,ilts, 1890 spot; spot steady: No. 2. IS
elevator and - o y afloat: No 2 whit,
3i14 and No. yellow y f o b ahoat
OATS-Rect ipts, 228OO0; exports, 900
sl,3t market steady: mixed, 26Gt33 lbs,
46E; natural white. aDn33 lbs, 47G 70: clir-
ped white. 3G6Df0 lbs, fSN52i.
EEEF-Quet: packet l0.j01I11
LA2D-Firm: western prime 910I9 %
PORK-Firm
EtTTEi;-Steady: receipts, 3SG7. Street
pricc: Extra creamery, 301zm3l. Official
nrlcts; Creamery, common to extra, 22fn
N; held. common to extra. 21M30; state
dairy, common to finest, 2lH29; renovated
common to extra, 1905; western factory
common to first, 1am2I3; western imita
tlon creamery. extras, afm27; frsts 23M2l
EGGS-lrrcGular; receipts. 20,159: state
"a and nearby fancy selected white, 49,
m2o; choice, 1@ENtl9; mixed extra, lSIMlIIy-
fTsts 10 extra flrsts. 17mls
oTATOES-llTcGular; Bermudas ner.
bol., new. $3.50; second crop, 50fJO: Gu
ban, AL; southern. old, per Dbl, 1907
l.io: sweet potatoes dull, 2m35G per hbl
SCGAR-Raw firm: fair refining, a.. !.
centrifugal, So test, 37s; mOlassets sugar
"a; refined steady.
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POOL SELLING ILLEGAL.
Decision In Massachusetts, Kills That
Racing Track Feature.

Boston, April 1.-Bctting or selling
pools on horse races in this state is
illegal, according 10 q decision render
ed today by tho full bench Of the Mas
sachusetts supreme court, in the case
Of the Commonwealth against Albert
Rosenthal, who was found guilty Of the
offence last autumn by q jury sitting
at Dcdham Rosenthal claimed that
under the revised laws Of Massachu
sets h could bet on his horse, which
ne had entered in 4 race, hut the sup
rene court declares that while purses
ANA premiums may ~ offered To en-
tries in races. the Legislature did not
intend To lrglliz" betting ~ pool sell
ing.
Roscnthal was arrested at the Grand
Circuit meeting ~ tcaovill" last sea
son.
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BOXING.
Jack Twin Sullivan Wants
to Meet Tommy Ryan,
Cote May Cancel Saturdays
Engagement at Saco.
Melody Leaves For the Golden
Gate...Mccarey Is RiIed.

Boston, April Jack (TWinJ Sulli-
van IS anxious 10 get on match with
Tommy Ryan for the middleweight
championship Of the world. The condi-
Il ms nc names meet those insisted upon
u" Ryan in his numerous statements
l" the public within The past two years
This is shown by the following letter
written by Twin from Los Angeles be-
for" til" liGhr with Palmer 10 Boston
friend
MY ambition il 10 meet Ryan for the
mn'dlcWcisht championship and | be
li,ve a contest between him and me
would break The record for big houses
at Denver. | am willing to box Ryan
a ia pounds at z O'Clock or 1873 ring
side whichever weight suits Tommy. II
seems 10 me that if | defeat Palmer /
will have a better claim to the middle
Weight title than Ryan has. Ryan's
claim is conceded simply because he
defeated such men as Tommy West,
Jack Bonner. Kid Carter and others
who were never better than second
rnters when championships were under
discussion.
II have defeated men like Tommy
Purns. Mike Schreck. Hugo Kelly and
lave fought draws with Jack O'BIien.
I have been ever ready to meet all
corners regardless Of weight or color
and dodge no one, and l believe | am
much more entitled to the honor than
Ryan. DO what you can to bring about
q battle at Denver between Ryan and
myself for the middleweight title.
Rube Smith is here sparring with me
and | will do all | can to get him a
match either in Los Angeles or San
Francisco.
Il suppose You know that Mike is
matched to fight Honey Melody for the
veltcr.Height title here April -. With
Mike the wclterweight champion and
Yours truly the middleweight champ"
We will then in addition to being the
only twin fighters. be the first brothers
to win championship honorS.
JACK CTNVIN) SULLIVAN"
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MAY BE POSTPONED.
Cote May Pass Up Saco Bout Because
of Manchester Engagement.

Biddeford, Me-, April l.-1'here is a
prospect that the bouts which were
scheduled for Hamilton han in Saco,
Saturday may not materaliZe. The
reason is that parties in Manchester are
thinning on matching Cote and Jimmy
Briggs for o match in that city in about
two weeks and if it goes through Cote
does not wish TO have two fights come
50 close together.
The men have now met three times
and in the first two Cote clearly
earned the decisions which he received.
In the last bout at Chelsea, about
which there is some litigation against
the promoters and the principals. Cote
said that the Boston papers did not
give him the credit which was due him.
Cot" says that he put il all over the
Boston boy.
If the Manchester bout it arranged
cote Will go into active training and
viii do more than three days fitting
for the bout, which was all he did for
the last Que. He Will be in the best
possible condition and will go in 10
finish Briggs in q decisive manner
Eiddrforl Journal
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MAnnET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York Aprn THE Now York
stock rgarket operated again today with
ON London 70 s'.ry'. rs an index Of the
foreign attitude. Tn" resumption Of trad
Ing in London tomorrow is awaited Wath
int rest 70 Scc what view Will be taken
Of The rapiditY Of enc recovery here. The
GrOp in Canadian Pacific AT Inc opening
h"r" was largely dne 10 stock supplied
from foreign sources, rs Inc extent nf
tI, short interest in the stock revealed
on Friday las mad" II in eager demand
here. The d,Iland from shorts promptly
irrISsrrtc1 an influence IN the stock mar
llct and it rchonGded violently. The fact
that Fridays rebound in that stock wa
sufficient IT, bring out larg.. offerings ri
for, ign h .,ingS suggested a possibility
OF what might happen in the general llst
when Lend IN resumes tomorrow. II was
his that led to the general reaction after
the opening. a reaction which wiped out
practically all of the gains and establish
~ some striking losses from the closing
level Of last Friday. The movement Of
Great Nur; hcrn preferred also acted as
a damprr on tn" early strength Of the
market. Another factor in the early re-
action WAS the knowledge that 4 formal
announcement WAS imminent from Pres
ident Roosevelt on tn" subject Of govern
merftHl policy towards the railroads. Ru-
mOlS fil st current on the Stock Exchange
iteration Of former views and an express
"a determination 70 continue them. This
version caused q distinct halt in the rise
in prices. TIL" rise was actively renewed
when representatives got abroad that en-
phaSiS was to bt laid on the lack Of APP
proval by the executive of an project
that would inva1idate railroad securities.
Decided relief was felt over the improv-
cd mcney situation and. with the first Of
April fairly passed, it was believed that
relaxation would follow in the money
market. Rates for time loans We're mark
Cd down docisiv,ly. Most of the days
gains were retained to the last, although
the closing tone was rather fevcrish
Bonds Were firm. Total sales. par val
No, Sl.32i,Ga United States - coupon
declined u per cent. on can.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02

Mansfield to be considerably improved
He is, however, q very sick man and
full recovery will take several months
but it is the opinion Of the doctors that
ultimately he will regain his health.
A large number Of union painters ana
decorators employed in the borCughs If
Manhattan and the Bronx. New York
City, quit work Monday pending settle
mtnt Of their demands upon the Master
1t was not known Monday night how
many men walked ont The number was
varously estimated at from 1900 to 900.
Major Harvey W. Salmon. one Of The
owners Of the Salmon and Salmon Bank.
which failed at Chnton. Mo, June q.
1905. with liabilities Of 81 ,Oooooo. was found
guilty by jury Monday night at War
saw, No, on the charge Of grand lar
ceny, based upon the allegation that he
received deposits when ne knew his bank
to be in a failing condition. His punish
ment was fixed at three years in the pen
itentiary
"No student of the Mcridcn, Ct, High
school may hereafter become a member
Of any High school secret fraternity or
society, 50 called, without Immediately
forfeiting his membership in said school >
This resolution was adopted Monday
night by the board Of education on rec
ommendation Of a committee appointed
several months ago to investigate ths
good and evil of secret societies in the
public schools
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Secretary Mctcalf arrived Monday at
Washington from Charleston, S. g..
ana at once assumed his duties at the
navy department. The secretary has
Just completed Il tour Of the West In
dies on the Dolphin.
Horace q. Rettew, former receiver of
taxes and county treasurer Of NewcaS-
tie county was arrested at his home at
Wilmington, Del, Monday night on a
charge of appropriating $500 of the coun-
tv taxes to his own use. RAttew is al
legged no be short about $4,000.
Rear Admiral James II. Dayton,
heretofore in command Of the Philip
pine squadron, Monday assumed com
mand Of the Asiatic fleet as the relief
of Rear Admiral Willard II. Brownson
who has been ordered to Washington
to relieve Rear Admiral Converse, re-
tired, as chief Of the bureau Of navi-
cation, navy department. Admiral
Rrownson probably will assume his
new duties about May Is.
President Roosevelt will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Roosevelt, their two
younger sons. Archie and Quentin. and
possibly by Miss Ethel. on the trip 10
the jamestown Exposition April q.
According to the Presidents under
standing the trip will be made on the
yacht Mayfower which viii be the
Presidents headquarters from the time
he leaves until ne returns. Harry st.
George Tucker, head Of the Exposition
60. was at the White House Monday,
consulting with the President about
the features OF his visit and the pro-
gram for opening day.
George p. Dart, a highwayman who
was serving n sentence of from IA TO -
years for assault and robbery, hanged
himself in his cell at the state prison in
CharlcstOwn, Mass, Monday. He had
been morose ever since last Thursday,
following an interview with Inspector
Burckes Of the Lynn police departme
who visited the prisoner at Darts
quest. Dart was sentenced from the Sa
lem court for q robbery committed in
Lynn. He was a member of a gang Of
hghwaymen and burglars who had q
running fight with the Boston police on
the Fast Boston marshes in the winter
of 1901 During the fight one nf the rob
beIs was shot and killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
THE RACE PROBLEM.
Prominent Men Unite to Try and Solve
It Down In Georgia.

Atlanta. Ga, April 1.-Two great
movements looking to the solution Of
til" race IN Bio IN III the South especial
II in Georgia have been launched and
Rave gained the support Of some Of thu
most important men in the country, ac-
corGing to statement made by a con-
ference of tho Atlanta Evangelical Min
iSterS' Association today. One of the
movements is being urged by DR. John
y. White. pastor Of the First Baptist
church. who reported 10 the conference
that i is gaining great Roadway.
Five Of the wealthiest men in the
South" pr. White stated 'have put
al they have back Of This movement
We contemplate the organization Of all
the moral forces Of the South in one
great body and the appointment Of a
commission. composed Of the best and
most learned men Of the South to
handle h" problem and deal with the
situation affecting the relationship Of
the races"
The other movement is being fostered
by Former Governor w j. Northen of
Georgia. who has been urging in
speeches AL over the state the estab-
lishment IF better relations between
tho races.
The plan contemplales the selection Of
o state commission composed Of some
OF the best lawyers Of the state, whose
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4 TF.iP 10 EUROPE.
ComsIcy W.! Take White So< Across
IL They Win Again.

Chicago. April President Comis-
kay Of Tile Hnrld hampton Whit" 500.
returned from 81. Ions, the stopping
off place bet Wr"n ~ ~ ana Mexico 81 Y.
with Il chart IN Iitrrick"d ~ TIL" spots
WHERE his world m.'t"rs viii riay E"Nt
training season. TN, first rlar. win ho
at Duplin lr,llnd. thn m'yt Nan"t",-
ter. EnglnuG; rh,i' l.ond"r, with 4 fare
well game ~ plrl~ win ~" possibility
Of another f"rturIi ~ Madrid
Yes. ] have decided tu t.Dk'' trip a.
Europe with my 1"gru urt ,prinE il il
wins the worlds championship said
Commy. II have already figured the
route. which will lake us to Dublin.
Manchester, London. Paris and possibly
Madrid for starter Belfast and I.iv-
erpool may he added. We viii leav"
here Feb. 20 ana expect to return about
April |.
Now. if We shouldn't win the world !
championship the trip 10 Iucatan. as
before outlined. will he taken.
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DEFICIT OF $4,000
Is Somewhat Perpiexing to Congrega :
tiona S. S. and Publishing Society.

Boston, April 1.-Prnding an inves-
tigation Of a deficit Of ST.. 1000 in the
4 i. Of the Congregational Sunday
s., M! and Publishing Society, the
election OF officers was postponed to-
day until June 3 when il is expected
make its report The meeting today
at which the deficit was acknowledged
by the officers Of the society was Il
lengthy one. Secretary +. X. Sanders
in his report. practically acknowledged
the shortage. and Attorney John He
bert acting for the board IF directors.
stated that after months investiga
ton he was convinced that no one con-
nected with the society was responsible
for the deficit nor hai obtained any
benefits.
An effort to hold the election Of Off
GERS led to a long debate and was fin
ally put over until June 3 and will be
taken up by them after the report Of
the committee OF investigation. A
ticket headed by Rev. Mr. Boynton Of
Brooklyn. \. Y. was presented for
consideration and will probably be vot-
ed upon at the June meeting.
1t was stated by sevepa1 of the
speakers that in their opinion the
shortage in the funds of the society
was due to a printers assistant. but
no name was mentioned
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McCAREY WILL STICK.
Says He Will Pull Off Burns O'Brien
Bout Without Fail.

Los Angeles, Cal, April tom MEGA :
rey of the Pacific A. C. is up in the air
over numerous articles which have re-
Gently appeared i'm certain newspapers to
the effect that McCarey has WEIGHED on
the Burns-O'Brien fight for May s. II
am getting tired Of being compared to
Mike Riley Of Tonopah,' said Uncle Tom,
and | want to say for good and all thai
AL that / am going down the line with
this BurnsO' Brien fight, win or lose.
II am confident that these two mon
will draw Si3.00O at least. This scrap is
coming off as sure as fate. I am going
to do my part, and I have checks in my
possession signed by both fighters to
prove that they will do theirs or lose a
forfeit of 5000 apiece. O'Brien signed the
forfeit Oct II, and Burns signed his Dec.
g. Docs that look like welching? This
fight win certainly be a CO.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, April l.
Flbi ~ nchang"d: mill shipments
COPN-Lowcr; No. 2 yellow 55G55B.
OATS-Firmer; No. 2 clipped white Ill.
as
IiAY-Tnchangcd; No. / q 5la22
MILL Unchanged
STRING HRAN-!3 @'nt2iTO
MINED FEEDS. 15M2f5h
pORk-Dull; medium 1921
LARn-Iiighcr; 1913
Et.El-Firm. whole cattle 9G8A.
IIAMBS-Dull; spring 1.,@Nl3.
NFAI.S-DuE; l0Gl2.
BJ'TTER-Steady; northern. 3lm32.
E.1it;S-steady; choice 23M24; western II III i
MIJ
ArPTES-ontrt; NJ. Baldwins aga
Pia'oTAToEs-ouiet; Green Mountains /,
a..
SUGAR Steady. d. basis II 49, for
grarulated.
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AGAINST the manner in which the board
81 bishops has been trying the case Of
Prof. II. g. Mitchell Of Boston I'niver-
Sity, on charge Of teaching heresy.
REV. w. :. Clark. retiring president Of
the Methodist Preachers Union Of
Cincinnati, in his farewell address to
that body today declared that theolog-
ical dogmas are "curios that could
we'll be kept on the top shelf"
Immediately there was a storm, most
~ Of protest. However. a few Of the
ministers sided with Dr. Clark. Dr.
Clark said:
The board Of bishops. received him.
CMitchelN. practically condemned al
ready. and with his case unlustly
weakened. Here IS Il great scholar of
whom the Methodist church may well
b proud, virtually exiled.
Now. | am opposed to making any
more theological definitions. The king
dom Of Col is within Won. You cannot
write il in books. IT is love. and ser
Wee and faith. our dogmas may well
Re Kept as curios and placed on the top
shelf We may KEEP them rs we do uOr
'Rul" Of Conduct for Preachers which
we have not destroyed. but which We
simply preserve oS a curio, although
We know it cannot he observed and en-
forced in this day. and represents tho
ideas Of the past"
Rev. II. c. Ehwalt said:
THE church will suffer an inestima-
bic loss in casting out so lively a soul
as is DR.. Mitchell"
Rev. Albert Thomas said:
The actions of the bishops in regard
10 Prof. Mitchell was vicious and a lis
credit 10 the church. DR. Mitchell is an
inspiration. If he is a hereto. / should
like to be one like him.
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Th. disappointment Of large num-
Ter Of Americans at the fact that there
IL nnt m American among the rrelate.s
,ybn are 10 81. created cardinals at the
t,onsistory Of April II, has been brought
III the attention Of the Pope, who sald
H this connection: Let them nay"
PATIENCE; they will BE- satisfied later.
The number Of rcd hats is limited,
while the candidates are many" IN
adli,inn tie Pontirr said he appreciated
I'M situation in the United States that
F, H. ii ogr,%s that Catholicism had made
here. ANA that ne soon would give These
due consideration
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Day ton has signed "Brickyard"
Kennedy. he old National League
tWrler.
kochler. received from the s.. Louis
Americans.
George Davis is now said 10 hav"
neither joined the White Snx nor signed
a contract 70 play.
kroh, one Of the young pitchers ID
b.. tried cut by the Boston Americans,
stands six feet TWO ana onc-half inch
rs i'll height.
With Seymour. Don!in. George
Browne and Shannon,to choose from
Manager McGrhw believes he Will
have the best nutfeld the Giants hay"
had since he brcalnc their leader.
If Hugh Duffy can swat ths. Ian th,'
way he did for Boston ana Chicago a
few seasons ago he can OWE ir"vi-
dence the coming season. Dniiy says
he never fell below the 700 mark III
his batting average.
Philadelphia Ledger:--Coombs out
pitched both McGinnity and Ame> al
lowing eight hits and fnur runs, but
three of the hits and two Of he rams
should never be credited to The New
YorkS. The hits We're al due ~ the
bad grounds, and two ~ thc rams
scored We're the direct result nI these
conditions.
Manager Chance has announced his
ultimatum in the case % Catcher
King. who has refused to acccrt the
terms offered by the Chic:-r Eatipnal
League club officials. If | DO not
hear from him within u week" said
Chance, "he will be traded King is
4 good catcher. bnt he II MT to- good
to dispense with"
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GENERAL SPORT.
G|idden Tour 10 Begin at
Cleveland, July 10.
The Route viii Probably Cover
About 14OO Miles.
Major Taylor Decides TO Race
Abroad This Season.

Boston, April 1.-The fourth apnual
toEr - the American Automobile Asso-
cation, including the contest for the
Charles j. Gidden touring trophy, will
begin M Cleveland July 10 and end al
New York on or about July 2@. From
Cleveland the tour Will so West TO en-
cago, then east ward 10 Indiana, Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey and New
York. This announcement is made by i.
Il. Hover. chairman Of the American
Automobile ASSociati ton touring board,
which met and decided on the plans
last week. While he exact route in All
Of It's details is vet 10 be- announced,
the probable mileage Will j." between
1900 ana 1lG0.
The GIiddcn trophy will be awarded
to he club who's" entrants proportions
ately, three being the minimum, finish
with the greatest tOtal Of points, but
the owner Of every car finishing will
receive n cert ilicate which will tell It's
exact standing, those competing the en-
tire rOute without penaliZation TO hi sc
their certificates marked perfect"
For those desiring 10 take part in the
torr anI moi caring to contest for the
Glidden trophy, class Of non contest
ants had been provided. Furthermore,
if becoming disbarrrd through non-ob-
scrI ance of the rules governing the
contest. entrants who care to continue
WILL in the discretion Of he committee,
be placed in the non-cGnteSting diVi-
sion.
Each entrant must be a member Of
the American Automobile Association,
but, if competing for the Glidden tro-
ply, must be member of club aft
LATED with the association, and each
club 10 compete for the trophy must
have AT least three entries