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The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
WILL JOIN YANKEES
EIberfeld Sure to Play with
New York Club.
SO HIS FRIENDS SAY
Manager StaIIiHgs Needs Him for In
field, and "TabascOv Hid Says He
VIII Give His Best Services-LOoISs
as If the Nationals VIII Lose Out.
Living Quietly in Lynchburg.
.necisl 70 he wassinE.an HeraA.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. Jan. 5-The little win
ter baseball colony here does not expect
TO see Kid Elberfeld with Washington
OF any other team In the American
League next season, but the Yankees
EIberfeld viii be back with Manager
Stallings because Manager Stallings
wants him and because he VIII need him
in rounding out something Of a team
q om the r ass OF material he Inherited
when the owner Of the club called him
from Newark.
StallingS. II must be admitted. let the
seven other teams OF the American
League know that EIbArfeld was for sale
and he indicated to Elberfeld that he
might say where he should go If the other
team wanted him and would meet the
demands Of New York for his services.
EIbe-feld said Washington, and the team
there tried TO 6et him. but StallIngs put
iuc pricc out o. reach OF Cantiliioa. and
EIberfeld Is still the property Of the
Yankees The tip here IS that the Kid
viii play short again for the Yankees be-
cause StaIlings wants him there, and II
he is held the PLAYER viii give the team
his very best service
Elberfeld IS living quietly here and he
has little 20 say FOR publication. Indeed,
he has SO little time 20 spare from a.
family that he is as haro 10 get hold Of
for an interview as a New York banker.
He IS keeping in touch with affairs by
reading the papers whose sporting writer's
spend their leisure moments ccnjuTing up
some way By which they may roast the
Kid" he Just wants 10 know who his
friends are in order that he may keep
a watch over them when the ball season
is on
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
DOUBT RECTOR'S RETIREMENT.
Virginia Students Believe the Great
Sprinter VIII Run.
5reci1l % he WasailEtol Head

ST'ecl3l 70 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va. Jan 5-The teie-
gram recently sent out from the Hot
Springs. 10 the effect that James 4
Rector. Of Virginia Flyer. had permanent
" retired from the track. Occasioned no
little surprise al the University OF Vir-
ginia, where the great sprtnter is a stu
dent in the law school
With the firm belief that Rector. would
participate IN the various meets this win
ter and spring. Manager Marbury, Of the
track and field team. went ahead and ar
ranged a very extensive schedule. the
most preteDuous in fact ever booked for
an orange and blue squad Rector was
unanimously elected captain, for a second
time. OF the Virginia track and field
team. and accepted the position. At the
university It IS confidently believed that
the great sprinteT will reconsider his de-
cision, if the Hot Springs special quoted
him correctly, and lead his teammates
for the remainder Of the session.
Manager Marbury's schedule calls for
the following meets:
JauuarJ So-Johns HOPKINS. in Baltimore.
February 6-Bosto1 A. \
February I3-ColUmbia University. II New YORK
Cir7
February 12-Geo-ge Washington, IN Washington.
February D-FedeTal meet. IN Washington.
Richmond reet-Date una-nounced
March 6-CeCrCstOEn
Aprl 17-Southern Intercollegiate. at C1arlottes
vile.
Ar-l 2HPern Relay
Nay IS-SWarIhnore, a. Charlottesville
A dual meet viii be held with Johns
Hopkins, IN Baltimore. and a triangular
meet between Georgetown, George Wash
ingtOn, and Virginia. at Georgetown Field.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
JEFFRIES STILL TALKS FIGHT
Is Seriously Thinking of Touring
the Country.
sam LangfOrd wiII Sail for Europe
10 Fight Jack johnson
in London.

New York. Jan. 5-LOs Angeles sport
ing men are still confident that Jeffries
will soon decide 10 fight again. They say
that the big fellow is talking hght IN
confidence with his friends. and the later
are advising him to make a match with
johnson
Il is fact that JEFF has just severed
his relations with the boxing club in Los
Angeles which bears his name, and gives
as q reason that he is tired Of acting as
promoter Of glove contests.
II is also said that the boilermaker has
signed a contract 10 appear in boxing ex-
hbitions al a san Francisco theater At
q salary Of $500 for one week, and that
ne will put in ten days training 10 pre-
pare himself. Furthermore, IL IS re
ported that he is seriously thinking OF
making an exhibition tour Of the United
States.
johnson has already expressed a desire
10 tackle Jeff. but it Is believed that the
negro viii demand big cash guarantee
from the promoters II il is d fact that
JEFF is to receive $55.0oo, win, lose, OF
draw
Promoter McCarey. Of Los Angeles. IS
still red hot for the match. He says:
If JEFF IS going to fight al all. Jet il be
IN his own country and among his own
friends. II IS the American people who
are anxious &c see JEFF come out Of re-
1irement and beat johnson. Let him.
then. give an American promoter q
chance 10 profit by the match"
When this offer was carried 10 JEFF. he
said he would not accept Il. but added
that S50.O00 w.ss 6 whole lot OF money.
Unable 10 secure matches with either
Stanley KetCheu OF Al Kaufman. Sam
Langford. the Boston middIe-WeighI- IS
gong 70 England shortly, where he says
he VIII meet Johnson in q 0-rOUnd bout
before the National Sporting Club. OF
London. Langford says that the mill will
take place on February . and that be
fore Johnson left England for Australia
he signed articles OF agreement for that
date. Langf0rd insists that Johnson VIII
not back OuJ OF the match. and that the
big negro champion viii return to Lon
don in time for it.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
WALSH EASY FOR NATIONALS
Washington Batters Take Kindly to
Big Fellows Curves.
Mcbride, DeIehanty, and Freeman
Hit for Over 300 When Sox
Twirler Was on Job.

Discussing the prOWess OF the various
clubs in the American league when Big
Ed Walsh was in the box for the Chicago
Scx. an exchange says. Although big
Chief Bender IS credited with the best
average among the Athletics against
Walsh, stiu be vas only az bat twice.
securing one hit. a 800 mark, while to
Danny Murphy the real crown belongs
Murphy was not only the classiest Of the
Athletics, but also was the leading bat
ter Of the American league when op-
posed to Walsh Danny was al bat
twenty-seven times and waIloped the
horsehide for twelve safeties. a .4a4 mark.
Eddie COiilns also Travelled at a merry
clip against the great splitter having
seven hits in twe1ty-one visits 10 the
plate, a .333 average.
Charley Hickman. Of the Mans. had
the unique distinction Of facing Walsh
Just one time. being sent TO bat in a
pinch, and succeeded in connecting safe
ly. giving him a perfect average. Dusty
RhOades followed with 3z3 mark max
ing two hits in six times up. Heine Ber-
ger was in Rhoades' class. making one hit
in three efforts OF those players who
participated in a number Of games, Dode
Birmingham set the pace with a .S4 aver
age, Birmy making seven hits in twenty
three times UP, Stovau followed with q
-25s average. Bemis had 30. Flick the
same. GOode. .255. aIi Lajoie two points
less.
Walsh was used repeatedly in the
games againt Bottom. New York and
Philadelphia, while Cleveland drew him
a fair number Of times. On the other
hand, Manager Jones was a little gin
gerry about working him against Wash
ingtOn and Detroit. as the big fellow
never was any too successful against
either team The breaks Of the game al
ways appeared TO be against Walsh
when opposing the Tigers and Nationals.
However. he managed to hold the latter
10 a IA mark, and Cobb. Crawford &
Co. 10 .223.
Jesse Tannehill. Of the Nationals.
shared with Charley Hickman. of the
Maps. the honor Of having a perfect av-
erage against the spit" ball artist
George Mcbride was the real National
leader. however. and II he could clout the
sphere against all pitchers as he did
againit Walsh. he would surely lead the
league. In fifteen times Up he made
seven hits for an average OF 49, This sur
passes Danny Murphys mark, but the
latter faced Walsh almost twice as many
times jim Delehanty batted .42s against
the Sox's star twirler, making three hits
IN seven times. Jerry Freeman batted
.Sos. but the next in line, Capt Bob Can
ley, was down TO -23S-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
FAVORITES BREAK EVEN.
EmeryviIIe Track Heavy, Smiley
COrbett Wins.

San Francisco. Jan. 5--Fav0rites broke
even with outsiders in betting a. Emery
vile to-day. outsiders that ranged al tie
way from % to 30 10 l taking three races
Of the day. The feature number was won
BY Smiley Corbett. who revelled in the
mud.
The summaries
FIRST RACE-Six f-rI51-s- P.--.esa P.
Ross, . % I. Won: Hal IL DIe1tyi. : 70 /
Sound; Bauriige- 10 fHCEEf- 9 % / third Tine
la5 % VIII Mere. CCTTe-s Bernardo. Ms W
gen-. Riolecca- Yankee. Queen Bessse. Gazolo. zzd
Nz-ise al-o Tz1.
SECOND RACE-Three f1-icEzz. Miss Roberts.
10 Aien,ryi. . % = vC-- Bal1clis- rs 'BU-Ie-i.
20 2 second, FGrdeI 10 fSco-iIle % l. thIrl
Tine. o@S -. Alarmed, Eta GATES Mss Psc-lc
C5-rra Cos-a. Indian Maid. English Maid Es-
Yeoeriar t5iri ard Penetrate also -z--
THIRD RACE-FITe and o1e-haf furio1zs BIZ
Est0n. los Butler. y 8 son Little Sins e
tUp-cli. - Z sec0cd, Ser1ade g DeTeichl.
8 % l. third Tine I5s - Traesc. Apto on.
Ton Reid. Sir John. Bishop ". and Autumn
Leaves also al
is Meter. , % ?. wC1- R0oSer Red. IlS rCSll-
bert. 2 70 ), second; Collector Jcss-p 100 Sweet
% :. third Tiz-e. 10 %. Desi-cus alzc -an
FIFTH RACE-O-e NILE and seventy Yards Is
taila G. l14 Butler. 20 / wc1- Prince Nan II
tSCcrillel IS % L sec1nd- Aks-ar-Ben g. rRossI
I5 70 I. third Tine Ia - Pros7e- Senator
Beckham. BsIlmence, Co. White. and Grzphits
also rsn-
sINTH RACE-siz fursonEs. BTl7 Mv-. rs
lheogal- p 70 wCl; Gene Russell rs fCSoIS-
stem. 70 : second: Ezchecuer. I0S fScDrf'el
50 I, third Time. Us a5 Emma c.. Warden
YeI. Balreed. Cue-av-c Pr!ceIess Jewel. Dlzo1
Deliver. and John C. Rice also rsn-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
PICKERING S4%%%cs BASKETBAL z@S OTHER SPORTS|
RACES At LOS ANGELES.
Feature Event l. Won by ABseIss
in Fast Time.

Les Angeles. Jan. 5.-The feature Of the
card was Won to-day BY Angslus Maya
zine ran second and Green Seal third.
The summaries
FIRST RAcE-six furionss. siT Aivssoott. 20
tArch1hsidl. II 70 8 won; Hor.s-resf i0 Howard.
% 5. second. ri DCFecho. l0g Dlcsieel. % l.
third. Tine. ld2 "a star Thistle also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three iyriosss Fying Squirrel
IL iShillingl. 70 3 won. Helua s. ies Hoard
20 l. second; Intrinsic. lo6 fHauisl % 70 / third
Tine. C-55- 1Ielr0udzle. KCy El10Ear. Tom L1uch
ard Regina also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sx fWlongs. WatGb5ry. 10
iArrhihaidl. 70 J. Eo1: ColiDQuy. i7 fShIlliHg.
Il % To- second; Rial;o, lC7 CMcCeel. 20 I. thIrd
Tine I:l2 Sibari. Malthie Ante Giovanni BaIerio.
and Bat Maste-son also ran.
FOURTH RACE-0ue nile Ansslus. los tSdil-
ling 3 70 s. Won Magazine lc2 fArchibaidi. Is 10
s. second: Green Seal. . Psgel. % !, thsrd-
Tine. = 5-S Tony BoneTO and Pinkola also ran-
FIFTH RACE-One and thTee-sixtecuths nile
81. Tl2rio. lae Rice. % 20 L won: King Of rhe
Mist l99 Powers. 70 l. second; Alma Drfo1r. =
tPsrei % l. third Tine Is - Joe Coyne.
Alteration. OberoD. Lord Stanhope Netting VIVID
den. Bueket Brigade. knight q Ivauhoe. and AZ
court also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiI and oue-hah fs-locgS Ara-
g0n 10 Smith. 20 /. Won; Eiriando. le2 Archi-
bald, S 70 8 second: Diamond Nose. l0s Powers
% l. third. Tine. ! D Joserh h. EvadCs. Dr.
Weis. Shasta Max. Feminine. Tie Hammer. and
skyla-k also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
FIRST BLOODFOR WASHINGTON
Capital City Cue Experts TrOunce
Baltimore Rivals.
Interesting Match Results IN Easy
Victory for Local Quartet.
Score Is 400 90 293.

Washington billiard experts had little
difficulty in defeating their Baltimore
rivals in the first match Of the inter
city series al the Royal parlors last
night. The Baltimore quartet went
down by the score Of 100 70 2s3.
Hoake. OF Washington. was the star
performer, going out In thirty innings
with an average OF S3 1-3 per cent Gray
and Hill came next. avera ging 81, while
Steavens negotiated s.
The best run OF the night went 10 the
credit Of HUI. who, scored IS points on
the break against Andrus. OF Baltimore
Morrison, of che visitors, secured q run
OF Il on draw shots. and was warmly
applaUded for his clever work
Last nights contest was the first OF the
intercity four match series. The same
teams Will play "a Baltimore next Tues
day night.
Il will be remembered that last year
the Washington cracks won the series,
securing a lead for the cup race.
The Baltimore team was accompanied
by fifty rOOters. including several ladies'.
among whom were Mrs. Lang and Mrs.
J. D DaEnenberg-
Tine scores
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
E. N. GREGORY, JR., NAMED.
Richmond Man Slated for Virginia
League President

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, Jan. SIT would not
be a surprise 10 persons who are follow
ing the situation in the Virginia League
this winter 20 see Y N Gregory. il, OF
Richmond, elected president of the
league. Mr.. Gregory has been secretary
treasurer OF the league since its forma-
ton, and much Of the direction Of the
league has been done by him. this being
especially true when Mr. Wells has been
away from Richmond on theatrical bust
ness Il does rot seem possible TO re-
elect AIr Wells. ard Gregory Is looked
upon by some as strong probability
The whole matter VIII come up here next
Monday.
It is hardly expected that c. " Boyer
Will De a candidate for the Office. as he is
alleged to have stated since the last
meeting that ne was never a candidate
for il and die not want it, but that he
does want TO be reelected president OF
the South Atlantic League another year.
There IS a big fight IN that circuit Tor
and against Mr. Boyer. and the Macon
tGaD Telegraph seems 10 be one Of the
leaders against the Hagerstown man
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
OLLIE PICKERING IS SOLD
Nationals 0utfelder Goes to Min.
neapolis Club.
Brother Mike Lands Prize Othei
Clubs Tried TO Nail-TOledO
Hot on Trail

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 5.-Ollie Picker
ing. the crack center field, OF the Washing
ton club. was sold to-day by washington
10 Minneapolis OF the American Associa-
tiya and viii play with Mike Cantilloa' 5
NfIers next season. There were several
Association clubs hot after Pickering,
among them Columbus and Toledo, but
Nike had the inside track with brother
Joe and landed the prize.
Il was doubted for a time whether Ollie
would get out Of the big league. as
Jimmie McAleer, OF the 81. Louis Aneri-
cans. had announced he would refuse %
waive on him However, Manager Nc
Aleer did not prevent the deal and PICK
viii become a Miller.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
SAVANNAH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-F5Te fzrlorz. Big Hand. 20
ffrAriiel % : v0n: Tiekilrs. l5 CNu-3eyl,
o. J. second Coincident. TO tCrUWlsyi. C 20 l.
,aird TINE 1IE - Miss Marj1-1e and Bright
Boy also rZn-
SECOND RACE-Six fs-ionEs. Bosom Friend
ii .CroNlevi % Q wo1. Risk. Is Gems. 3 20
= second, L1CEllus rs CMcArllei. : % !, third
Ti:re I-Z 25. Belle q the BAY. Whisk Broom.
LADY R.1rle. and Anna Smith also rau-
THIRD RACE-0ne nile. GeorTe BsEcT. 10
CTCuu1i % s. T01- CTzut-Tnzn. 10 tSImDr1st
2 70 T. ssc1-d. JiEEr lG Duhsci. q l. third
T1ne. I52 25 FIinrap ard Frank Parte1 also
rzu-
FOURTH RACE-FITe and hsE furiolEs- Ara-
uaka BT CNfcAudiei & u T. ECH. MeTiSc. 10
lynch. i 20 :. sccond; Nsl-cUn. lI GRIFFITH. 6
20 5 -hi1i Tine lsi6 Miss Cardigan. Dene. and
Vrzll 7. aIsa rzn-
FIFTH RACE-FIre furiorES V. Williams. rs
sCrovlsTl % l. von, Arthur StillEell l05 .3IuT-
rlyl : e. I second. BsvgTy. lG- fP5halkaI 70 !
thi-d Tine I % A. Haaovay. CeTro santa. and
Istra also rzn
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Tommy Murphy and frankie Madden
meet in a ten-TOUnd bout ar New York
next Friday night Battling Nelson saws
he viii be at the ringside
Harry Mansfield. the English fighter. is
nursing badly discolored eye. which he
recently received in a local bout. he
meets Harry Lewis here tonight.
Kaufman and Jim Barry received
$3.50 for their bout in Vernon. Cal. the
other night. and those who saw the con-
test declare that that was more than
their services were worth. The bout drew
only S. 90
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
MARINES GO DOWN
Engineers Capture Red-hOt
Basketball Game.
MUSIC BOYS GIVE ASSISTANCE
First Game of 1909 Series Played
Before Big Croyvd-NarInes Present
Pnfched-up Team. bat Put Up Stub
born Defense-opening a Hummer.
HarcIerOde, Individual star.

In a fast and furious basketball battle
in the Marines gym last night the En-
gineers OF the Military League Won from
the Marines by the close score OF IS 10
g. This game was the first Of the Mill
tary League series after the truce de-
clareG FOR tie Christmas holidays.
At present the Marines are undergoing
a process Of reorganization and last night
were unable 10 present their regular
team. but the Music Boys came CALAMITY
70 the front and rather than call the
game of. two Marine regulars and three
members Of the kids" quint. agreed 10
tackle the husky Engineers
To the large sized crowd present be-
fore the game had progressed fa-. i
looked Ike. slaughter for the plucky
Marines, as three baskets were tossed BY
succession Then came a luH in pro-
ceedings and the Marines got busy. tying
the score. The Kids" we're playing
rings around the Engineers and the
crowd teered with delight The gama
seesawed for the space Of ten minutes.
and then the Engineers forged ahead
The first half closed. Engineers, =;
Marines. 10
In the second half. both sides con-
tiaUed 70 cut out the same speedy pace.
the game was rough for while Until
Referee Gass called d foul. Harclerode
slipped one into the net and then Meister
followed suit Clesbro landed a goal
for the Marines. and FraEck added an
other. Neues negotiated a beauty OF
long shot, and Stacker aso dumped
one in.
The pace began 70 tel on the Marines
and the Engineers. with g clear six-point
lead, boosted their total two more Just
before the whistle blew.
HarcieTOde was the individual star Of
the game. NeGes also played well for
the Engineers, while little Franck and
Schramm were IN the limelight for the
Marines. Williams and Chesbro also
distinguished themselves Jack Gass
refereed. and had the game vel in hand
throughout, not one o. his decisions be
ing questioned.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
MAY RACE WALKER.
Jimmy Rector Urged to Compete by
President Roosevelt.
special TO The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Memphis, Jan. 5-It is President Roose-
velt's wish that J. A Rector. champion
short distance sprinter Of the American
cinder path, who was beaten BY ]. E
Walker, the South African, at the Lon
don Olympic games last summer meet
Walker when the South African tours
this country this summer
This information has been impaired to
young Rector in a letter from the Presi-
dent and efforts are already being made
TO cause the senior Rector who lives in
Hot Springs. Ark. 10 give consent to
his son, who had promised TO retire from
athletics.
Young Rector was here to-day en- route
from lis home 20 resume law studies at
the University Of Virginia Rector said
4 don't know what father VIII say. but
l still believe 1 can beat Walker and
VIII certainly try my best If it is ar
ranged
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
Co11egIan Neets Kuhiak.

Philadelphia, Jan. SD Casey, the
former Yillanova College football star.
has selected a tough proposition for his
debut into the professional heavyweight
ranks. having signed last night to meet
Al Kubiak. the Michigan giant. in a six
round bout at the National Club on
January Is.
Casey is delighted at the opportunity
OF being tried out against a man who has
done such good work as Kubiak. and
promises that ne viii be in the best Of
shape for the battle.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
savannah
s.clSinnon and Sullivan nrnu.

Boston. Jan. 5.-8II McKinnon. OF Bos-
ton. was given a draw at the end Of his
twelve-round bout with Jack CTwin) Sui
Ivan before the ArmOry i. A tonight
Sullivan was fat and his blows lacked
steam. but he had the ability to block
most OF McKinnon's leads.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
society at Auto show.

New York. Jan 5.-TO-day was so
ciety day at the automobile show Of
the American Motor Car Manufacturers
Association, in the Grand Central Palace.
and the admission prices were doubled.
according to well-established custom.
Neither the admission fee nor a heavy
rain had the slightest effect on the num-
Der Of visitors
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

At the Palace alleys last night the third
series in the finals Of the dOwn-and-Out
tourney resulted as follows:
Brusnan.. "a IS 2ls-sS5 Miller. Iss IS 85-sse
Fritz---- ~ l92 1870 Waters ~ 80 Ig7-52l
Tonight the fi1als viii be rolled be
tween BrCsnan and Fritz
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

Jimmy Ciabby. the Milwaukee weller
weight, VINO fought G twelty-ToUnd draw
with Jimmy Gardner, Of Lowell. Mass.
is in Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

Manager Kittredge OF the Barons.
thinks he has picked I'D & pair Of star
youngsters in Mahon and Ehman.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

Among those present at the ringside
OF the intercity billiard match last night
was Joe Dannenberg, the Monumental
City cue expert and critic. When we first
knew Joe he couldn't play billiards any
better than he could swim, and now he
IS the newspaper champ
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

Don't educate the negro" says Sen
ator Tillman. Too late. Some ones done
it Look what Jack Johnson did TO
White Man Burns.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

In the rOIl-off Of the Royal duckpin
tournament last night Eiker won with
score Of 4S7
"a
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

Yankee Swartz left philadelphia last
night for Pittsburg, where he will meet
Patsy Brannigan.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

After being assured that there vas no
way for Jeffries to be dragged into the
ring again, Frank Chance the Cubs
leader. announced that he wanted to bet
25.00O that the big fellow would beat
Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

Press Agent Bright called on Us again
yesterday He felt score because Johnny
Ray hadn't offered him a job with the
King Casey company carrying a spear
Honest he did Says he won't speak TO
Charley Hickman for three weeks.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

. III olaLastl.ss-I.llI -I7Il----.-f -1Ie htIl-
Goals from aoo--Harclercds .5l. Meistz ~,
Ne-es ~. StackleT- CEesb-o. Wilil1ls. Fra1ck ~
Pbeps -. Goals fr0ua f5uls-Harrerode t5i Mes
ter p Nsues p. FraDck l5i Phelps e.. Chss5r0-
Referee-Air- GzsS- Tiners-NeSsrs- Care snd D0=-
pey. Tine q EalTes-5o aId y MINUTES