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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
LEXINGTON TURF NOTES.
waldo Go Rsaaeped the CIasm % keatsrhS
Derby Candidates.

LExiSoroS. Ky. April 70 Training opsra-
tsons we're resumed ~ the kentucky Asso-
citation track the middle Of Lac, week foIIow-
conditiOn Of the track. and many Of the
lively slip. al TIE Nv. kepigcky b-rby
Derby csadIaa,s, e going slons nissiy and
rosf ~ n. bs, se "a. 18th r.ses ,ss
the conclusion that Waldo N tho real cla.s
q tn. candidates. and be .ays the son Of
dates t~enty pounds and . beating. walter
Crater regards John Firi0ng e the equal
~. Sor.s rn., 6ss,s him nj ~, a iS. ' s,s
end % the stake.
While there are q numb.r Of high elias.
and foSisyIIs ,hi. sprins = I. ID. eoassnsSs
among he !ocai trAiner. that The spe~diesi
nd. S:T /. .s q k:1,SPs 4 r,.s,
20 N.~ YORK this week This yeaas.,sr
nv imp Galore and vas purchased BY Nay
?: go &c, e.osE. M.II:; SSS Sross and
y,sSIinss IN = ssSond.' Nay "a. re S.p Asy
s eS IN. :I ST o;ss s1 i Ssy. S
a. high as eS .ooo for her
seventy-nvs s,AiiIoas have two-year-oId
period IN former years the amount OF none
Distributes BY the various racing assoc ii
Of osher YEAR,. Ornamsnt heads the lat
Of stallions. With six two-yeAE -Old winners
to he credit. CeaartOn n eecond. with Ave
While Fatherse.s, Puryear ID and The Com.
mon~v are tied for third place. With three
lat frsm q anAaslal stsnap @ ne ,u sSs
ysar-Old set havinG won q. sso Nar,Inst
b second. With G.i1B. while Ornament Il
third. With % .1es. Darling h the Lars~ss
tndtvedual money wtnnln4 tyO-Ysar-old Of
tied for third place, With o. 30 each OnlV
stH tuo-yeag odd have won o. ,sso or ever
durina the 1rss three months ~ racing this
year a. fcllews: Darling, n.s3s: Prank
ESn. 81 u ssas- Nsy: H:sss. s $50 r 1ss:
Trsiasr Jack Baker !. hishIy pleased with
tho showing made 90 far this spying by
Sylyestrts, the three-year-Old nlly By Mas
part 81 last ssasoa Of being about the si1s.
sst class tSo-year-Old IN training. but Who
saHered q mtshap In the runntnR % the
DebutAntH STAKES az Louiaville ana had
20 = tSrnsd on, for The rest o. ,hs year
lexington messing syiveafria ran . half
mile IN a. 4-s .eronds. defeating some on
thu crack youngsteLs Of the year,
HOrsernen gsnerany are pleased Nth the
an aSSSn q as Sss s~ >s sS .Ss
Who's membere will begin the terms Of their
once On April - the date o. the dsath %
the old commission. Col z. y Clay and Col
Milton Nogng are 20 NJ retained On thp com
A. DSnGaFnsld and G~srss !. LSng are shs
nsW msmbprn. CamAan thiS w1sk rsniEisd
- prsnldgnt % tho Eananchv manln9 knno-
Sl8taoa 70 noosDe tho aploinfNasnt. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
4 SPORTING Dar AZ LAKEWOOD.
oear. Psse aaS Gyuahhana Ter Csuntr,
Ctub wulk.

LAKEWOOD. April i0-Go1 20 sugRes
Scotland. hor~e show classes % the EAglisl
Syie and gymkhAnA games from India mad
up the sports ~ the very American Coantr'
Ctb Of Lakewood to-day II was a gray
es.=s==T day. Juss the .oTt TO mMks active
exercise IN the open q delight. All lake
wood winter cottAgeFs and hotel aojouTnerI
Were out to aes the fun.
JUS before luncheon Robert .. Collier
". p. w. % the MonmOuth County Hunt
wearing Q pink coal and riding IN Iriah
hunter. led OF In q new feature AZ gym.
khAnas Aided by huntsmsa and whips Ne
mAr~halied ten couples % thoroughbred
rom the dubious lawn over a circuit0uI
route % about siK miles through the pins
woods and back to the lawn again for the
nnish. The hounds took the scent a. thoug
plunginS into . pond and vanished on q
fast run
Back of the hounds cane the NJ y. u. and
his aides. also . merry company Of women
and men riders. Each wore q ribbon drawn
by 10, thar matched In color q RIBBON tied
one 10 hold the ribbon color Of the hound
20 Iced the pack homs won q me silver cup.
The dog received . PAT On the head and .
The dog 90 win was an English hound
aea re one g hold the ribbon vas Ma
GledhopDsr and from j. j. DSyerS stable
VIII Norton. the clubs professional. who
SRI and ,ook on, nSiaraiizaiIea papers.
Y ne morning. Ssiore the drag hunt
the trials being az appEoashlns and putting.
long drtvins and clock sod putting. The
i've yards over q net.
rhres balls wsrs used. The drives were
Tor the greatest Aggregate distance With
snres balls. Rlsylns IRON she tee The
60 out q boahds meant penalty Of twenty
i've Yards. In tho clock putting each player
iaacss. The % sess scSre ~ .troH". 20 yin.
tang on The Arss ana The sisSsssesS srs.ss,
.As. boys 81 Pins Lodss scsSoI. Ths spoSa
and ege. race for siris, IN which tbs lAssiss
nssriy ~ rods ssersds. lad an ssstiinS anlsh
anarter nlIls raSe. pSlo ponies from abroad
The oaicSSsrs were IN Sorss ~ vehicIss or
antos. mostly motor. aligned tn parking
Il. L. Herbert. chairman Of the COMMITTEES.
Vas away beoause Of the death % his brother
blnert. David Patton served - tho oficial
Q, .B .Ss d sn0 Lssrs Jsr; IsEsvs On the
RRo1Id " Blaok GsSrss srO q,
RiSSs SS.SS. F. shanIss %T AID AIbsrs Il.
Bradshaw. Also there Vas an executive
COMMITTEES Of twelve IN service. among them
such tested Pines Of Lakewood a. Jasper
Lynch. Roy A. Rainey, Fred Potts. p. 3.
p. Randolph and John MiIsy
They we're all out with theR wives siseers.
aunts. daughters. copeina. young sons and
still some more. The houses and hotels
we're vacated for ths sftsrnooa and all
Lakewood assembled &C the Country Club
grounda Ia cheer and rejoice.
Col B~resfOrd. the English army offesr
who b Visiting here. did not pleaes the on
Tot heavy weight saddls horees to Miss
Madeline Horn Of Piftsburg The second
prize Nenf to J. n. HendPrson's bay Ken
lucky Nall, and The third to Mis- Emily nan
dolph, riding . very nne mare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
CHaSERS tT LINDEN P4Rk.
GsSIiath wins Meadow Lara Cup From
~snal FIeld

Ire tr,al sie~pIs~hAss meet q a. Linden
Para ra-~Tra'k lliyab~'h. y = prnmo,s -
by Louis KAtJ~r. yesterday brought To.
Rs'hsr q number Of animals that Will an,
,iog bt ecy figure ~ event. - the kind fol
ne remainder of the season. n Wa 80,
r.-ct-d hat the hiz "yent - the "ard UOud
~ ih- Meadow Lark cup. q 'ha-e - 'hrr.
miles the rider. 20 BE members - o. r-'oE.
rtyad hunt
N entry ~ eizh' ,ro---~ountry animal.
shrunk - three wfsn Tho bugie sounded
Th~-~ N~r- t.oliath. q hay KeldtnE. owned
~ Nar'tn = NviwSrd Mi-S English. = ha y
mare, the nrogsrt- u l'sorg. 'hip.h--S
1nd Manifesto n .Ssned by Rufus F''lrh
t,ohs-h Wa- no fEt oTits, Will" Manifesto
wa- -s,oUd sho,~e. sad he-agse he hag-
iopa ID through = bridls 10 'ATrt~d nun -
hSr II --ntImsnt-i asser-. "" pro, 81 10"
Tho other pair Tor o NH" s1d a h-f NJ r.deT
pulled hi'r 10 ard ~ trotts,i ia'- - The
and half non Mts- Lngr-h ,ent an rn
hlr for . i"risT The war" Nss ~ frouf
- 80 a. h.pd for houe. hen I.ewis
shook up tsots'h And ~ ps>-ed tn~ mare
and won ~ hair l"ngth
pounls hrr' A~t- s-n, - Huuor 49,.
-. rrar- ovn-1 ~ Iohr " Nul' -hv
So hzd = ~s'Lovsr Tor thu FlL ~oot ks
n~i- On for PONIES srd zallo~.v- Nrl-
.-h' -rrt her Over 'h~ four iuTlonE. .,
I.u.., ,ut. tho last r-rr ~ The day. -hr.h
Ha- FOR ugU..- o. - fhv@e furlou = tHsfsF
he-'nu' getlEr "Nh ". haf'''
= - +r'i. h~'d 0"r, '1r 1'l@ b"' NJ mare
.Anr" -Hsy 90 80 stretch suf .-"N '' frlr
i-rc b. t"ugS' IIla htH gslfirC Dvusd
Nf Randolph ~=u'iri. "-lIpr-el rr thITd
1f'~r n~Iu- 80 - no r-rss Tho 0--s-
I'D -rd - Oh .~Hffsn on ne --uuuI ~
49, .,srt h,f 70 .a.ratsrfay
srI, . r,atr ,rfrr,a.t s,,r, So The " ...,t-t.- =
go. - - -, . 80 .. -. "a -. !,
49,. - -, -, - 80. 70
49, -, ~. ~ 49, - '. -
- - ~ Hl"T = - -rt'-frn. Aflsf - fad
sHL~ nI@ ~ "" ga 70 - sN1 NL''aN.
30 a"f'- - \ a h1' -"if,r- l"oktug -.
g ""0' shcsd and ~ D. lsn ~ 9Th
- - - h -@sond n 10 ne d. FOR
- -on The Ar-' r-'r NNi.h 49, = milo On
he Hst
H. Eruv.s 80, O., d. rkn pf,h 80.
e. -, o.. F.,,,'s - H.,
-. t.-t -. -. =.
49, n" r"t y. 49," 'its.l !.
al - ,-.,nr. ~,
80, - - ~ "''in'- ~
Hh'"~- " ~ - 'ppIs''-i gh' - lSN
pouNf- h''" f,tfng '"T -" Cad -t'
FapFfra sbNri UsN Uff'e FROM hoU1s s.oTrN
isN fHIl ~ l--sN y buf hn r.rtBIirted and
managed ~ :. "a. lie ~ -a.rori
ODD hfffr- ~-tt.d tr-. o., o. he ta,-.,
,,-,,,,, 49, ,-',,., D. 49,. 80, 80. 80 - -,
=, ,..,,, -, -. - W '''' 'a''
-. ..,''rr'.,. w"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
CeIIeEe AthIetIe-.

To ryT~nses ~ the ashiuxt0n rev rau- NJ
Fsst to roa WISCONSIN June 9 bong met
bu'tOns
Tho NyTArIer football tra1 riays iluno :
N0r ~rturr 10 IN thauausian and utit Etay
rtaht on % u eet ~ louis on NOveuhrr "a
To Ert varsity letter for Nre-tlng 81 Prime
TN roFnps or must not nn'y - . u1nnpr
IN tns tntsrroiif Giats hnala W he weight httt
III t-ar rust an ne championship TOO
Mrbigan's track IAN Wiah -u~h men -
MAJ 4 rME reencr hodEru. i@Her and Hornrr
T. one - 80 most formidable the Woiv~rfnr,
nave cent - the e. \ 4. 4 4
" Wendei. captain % thr Penn f~n~tnr
tram hss rrc~lkef fhF asand Of me srsftg
e'tsr Tor stnning tne intercollegiate indi, idual
Championship
o. T. nt~ir that theT~ viii No Two .enarat-
srcs'nng assOrauons urAf sra<on In the roi
legrs ale. harvard. Brown and Y. L. o.
= =. y NAV torrn one. With Curneil Prtnretun
n-nnsl wanna. Columbia and Puunsy q AHA Slata
N the Other.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
BIG TIN GIVES ar.


senator Timothy D. sullivan. BIG Tim
gave the sheriff his personal check fol
y ..So.e3 yesterday 20 satisfy . judgment
for o. 90 held by Or. Cornelius q. Coakley
against Tex Richard. the promoter OF the
Jehrtes-Johnson fight. Big Tim 10 the
stakeholder In the contest and az the time
Of writing the cheek be was about to b
Questioned concerning some 90 600 said Ca
b~ az present In hAs hands. . part q which
II supposed TO belong 20 Richard.
The senator sppearei before Justics
GreenbaGm In special Term % the supreme
Court in answer TO . subp0na ordering
hin TO submit to an examination regard
ing this 50 ono. Henry !. Goldsmith. Big
Tins counsel. tried to have the order for
examination vacated but without success.
ana then there as . conference between
sullivan. Goldsmith and Arthur Kno and
Edward Hynes. counsel for Dr.. CoskIev
When he conference vas over senator
Sullivan said that he vas ready sRd willing
to ~ guided By tho Courts opinion - to
wha' he ought to do Justice GFe~nbauu
laid that IN that case aud " Mr.. sullivan
v,shed 10 avoid the trouble Of eSaInina-
ment u NJ sullivan. had the mon-y
Po-..-sion. aud he, GnIss- ne resi- ~ he
h~ propo-ed IN declare the Whole ,hins
~ and divide the SEQ On between Iedrtes
and Johnson Ne Uas frank IN saying that
Hs u thar The money he hold Ne had from
he - ~ the iudgmen' oniv 10 pTevent the
csrions John t.lssson " ~. rsr,ns 81 and nd
foh~r' = Murphy. the original s,Akeholder
siso ~sre examined ahoul the money Whi~h
Dr.S n s y. cs IfSS o, ssi;ss Si.
- the stand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Frsn ns Londoa vorls

A charitable English~omAn who tnsps'.
On = personal ACQUAINTANCE With ell be-
pensioners IN an acs-ounf Of some - hS-
amusing experiences says that . sraal
giri Of called ~ the house sOOn after Cars
mas with q bundle under her arm
Piease. yer ladyahtp, she began. pIeass
Yer that down MIR way cap~s - worn No.
an she Nas IN wear this shawl vsr s-n-
her all the Ne. Ehhors would think she -
one ~ them ladies " haf ~-lis flowers 10 no
street 20 please. yer ladyshtp mum So .
VII yer send 'er q rape stead ot the shawl
do One IN = EoId frsms ~ Ihs frsns res-
an. please. con~lnded the child Nth de-
cate lnsiHtence. mum says she Ops if
Dc Of bohnle Buvns and gentle Mar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
y. .. u. RELAY TEAM.
Csplsnd scsert, Hs wen tor the Penn
CaFnssai.

N8fUt9Nl.
CoArn Copland has been worEtnR IN .
Sew York TniveruWy track nen hard for
he asa week The pvo-p-cta are nov for
more successful season team will
- seot to tho relay carnival ~ Philadelnhia
IN April ~ he men probably will he
capt Norltn. smith. Golden and tAusr
smith ran the half mile and mile In the
dual meets last year I-Aner was time-i
for 10 Yards last ear IN 10 seconds. He
J. .printinE fast right nov
''olden and shapiro are working for tho
80 ard ruu. BVunden. Hyatt. Golden aud
crawford are hurdlera and high iumpsru
stone cummings. Hslser, Mckay and
4 oon~v are EIGHT men. White. FisldinR
NsS Work University wtii enter a team
N the intervolleGiate@ this year
tsolden 81 the -ophomors Cla-s on both
ihe ioo and - yard runs In the under slass
game- Ghorne ioos the mite. Brunden the
They are good mon for Ire varsity team
The Inter fraternity Athletic League
whirh l. ons ~ those Leagues designed 10
interest," all. v nov running = Seyte- Of EAmes
Iame- D sulliv an. the A. 4. I man. spoke
20 the New Nork University Athletes Ne
Qah q high tribute to IpY Mactrnrken's
.ork IA orEanIElns tie In,syeoileslGts
BE cri,irised one phase Of this. however.
namely the Inability Of the OrRaniyaetun
20 "ontrol the colleges IN u. lie believed
that With sstch control the Organization
N oS Sss SS1S'TS and 90. TIA, SSulS r r:ss,
TO the IN ancellors credit
We also sngasstsd that Chancellor Mac
CTacssn. try % orEes%s SsnssSaI sihlssies
Ius' nov centred IN tho chsncsII0r's prob
able action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Fro-l IAs Wessaiass.r Gas.s.r.

The late Cectl Rhode. whose Adrian
career had IL origin IN dslinats health
was an intimate friend % STR a. n John.
ston. who tells q Characteristic story CON
cegmtna him
Mr Rhodes waa Waiting sir Harry IN
London ~ the time for the purpose N falE-
tnH over Afrtcan rrObleNns and sefflina
some vastly Important matters ~ usliiq.V
When there hurst IN announunrali an excited
Individual nOuriahins . volum nous account.
which u APPEARED rEpJ scented an unnald
tailoring bill % Ny Rhodes incurred ~
FrOm warioug ppcEeea Mr. MhOdaa fshpIl
out ngeee and eold % sho amount required
ana pad ths astoaished tailsr 81 chs onos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
From ~ Rsasas ciSV JournsI

FFoHA " ANNANN w @eHFNoAs
Justice Brewer came from Kansas. After
he married the preasnt MIS- Brewer they
Want on . vtntf 10 his old home
IN Wellington Justice % the supreme
.oSH = IsgS spos 80 % Isse'es. .
always heard. when they raached ChScaGo
the Mr. wss dropped and the luriSf wsa
some Old friends called him David ]. :
and uhen they crossed the Kansas Ilna
some FORMER nsishbors referved TO him
- Dave
-Iet's 60 home srsgestsd Mrs. brewer
sso 49, a"sr Mrs , arsSsr EssIIsd.,
be calling you DAVE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Z
$=ss>- ssSsS 80 - 60 go ss..u,
Wear Have HEAD 90 ths Nilneu rropn,
-Seore 8aAeet fae tAe Pnae season
| Columbia won the intercollegiate a.-.,r..
ton football championship YESTERDAY f.-
the second successive yeAr by playing \ .
to a stAndstill In q no scoring game a. ~-I,h
Field. The showing of the NeS H.rs,
players Was q bag surprise. inasmuch a. tE.v
had lost . game to Harvard by } - =
whereas Columbia had scored agAn-t ~
Crimson by TO o. In order 20 tie Colur. I. d.
h VAS necessary for the visiting oollesl.s.
10 win yesterday and to take the Corn.
game n we'll. Failing in this. the laur..
for 1910 fell TO the Blue and white. when
retains the Mines trophy.
Though lighter than their Tale OF ponsnfs
the New York lads appeared TO the initiated
the better side. In team work Yale bar
70 take second place. but the backs ana
hAlfbacks made up for this in vigorous an
timely checking. In this respect q
Mahlseedt. the right hack. and Z. InxrAhan
attracted much attention. and W { 10
brook. goal. was strong. Tia spec die,
player In Yale's forward line was A. Ga
Capt Jennings % Yale Won the toss. am
Columbia. facing the sun. kicked OF IN.
Blue and White pressed from tho star, ana
the ball remained largely In Yale tsrritory
Occasional dashes. however. showed than
tho visitors we're not to be trtfsd with
HAlfbsek Foster dropped . beauty lus oa
ColumbiA's crossbar.
sempis by kicking behind gave IA.
fully averted. J. O-Brien. outside FtsAt
for Columbia. was the hrss 90 be keslsd Owe
He Iimped for q .peIl. but quickly sos bAsk
Two coiS,n b,a ru.hs. A.aded BY tn.
y" results a. sS.lsSs .6Sss for sosi I saa
I-yfS: s;ss ron !ss =, i i;Ii s:ei S2.
beautiful osafTS fsibsd % rssulfs. No ons
met the ball a. n WhiEssd past q loot 10
'front.' Of goal. THIS vas iale's naFrous 80
lOas run by. Gay On the right raIs.d
lale's hOpes and a corner resulted bar
the tall from both .MahlstedI. IaIs's hsaSy,
weight. and lngrahGm. and got away With
sd h' S ssm. plsyst asursd GS h. . SS -.
shich yisided q corner. Holworth toaeSins
N sp.Sesr I sses S SssH a: a. H1 Is. u.s.
Sss Psss.cs cs ana If 'Grns ZEN so e G.
from the second semple essAyed a long
shot fOr. goal, which landed in the ready
then Was called upon to withstand he
nercest onslaught of the game. and Win
god .uDS S k Hs sSaS s hPssf s2'y
sftsF and the Y ale man went 20 EARTH For
the next ten minutes the visitors succeeded
in keeping the ball In Columbia .errttory,
but the home defence thrcughout Eas
frIn ~ q rock.
for Columbia. After ten minufes Of IN
ssventfal play foul va: siyen .ssin.s
goal Bemple's kick. hoxever. vas anSiy
blocked BY Capt. Jennings. The bali
Seunded against zollsre arm and Colum-
the Blue and white had possession most
frequently the play TO the close Of the game
Wae very even.
j a. Grimss. Columbia's Ieft back. id
capital work throughoue the second hall
On the whole the New Workers shoNed
championship form and their succ-~- m
the intercOlleg iate series vas well merit II
4 total Of fifteen points was scored IN Tho
i've matches, of which YESTERDAYS uaa
the Last while HaveTford alone scored /.
goal against Columbia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
LNDOOR BASEBALL FINAL.


Public school - Ros Lead In the seventh
inning Of tho Anal indoor baseball game
Yesterday which took al tho am bition away
from Public school ~ and practically made
thsm quit. Pubic school e. Won by -
ihs P,Iblir school % boys hen they sent to
hat IN the seventh inning uild throW
and tuO srrOrs started - bring the runs IN
their pitcher, became blnae at the same
time and made No eH0rt to strife out the
ositer.. Pnnlsr school - made i've runs
the Lad.
The game vas played m the Tusnty-
aecond Regtment Armory. Ona Of tina
apsctatorH YES Otto r. Bannard vko
donatsd the trOphy for the Tournaments.
RaG
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vear - M aTret,tton With tNO sroeuftoDs
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ciaaon. IIResmes-N y. Nurp6y Colurn sas
Sad G. squiers. Yale. Tine OF halves - rhnutrN
AZ Oleens County Park. MAspeih. l. d.
yesterday afternoon tire Cameron As-o~ia-
tlOn football team defeated the Bov- Slup
by ,he overwhelming score Of goals 20
The BOYS won the tOaa and PLAYED gifl
the wind in back AZ them. and WITH this
s6vunsage adder shot the only goal Tor
bis side Oh a pass from Iackson At centre
on pass from Paterson Just before
the csll % time Marshall shot = goal for IN.
the latter with the score az goals 20 7
A few minutes after the reatart MarshAl
again penetrated the Boys Club goa. the
kivttt ADDED another tally 70 the Cameras
score shortly after. Mackay then trundi -
the ball down the length 81 the 1eid and shot
the hnal goal of the game
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High vinds prevailed at Foy Hills y~s;sr-
day Notwithstanding Creditable ssorea
we're made. the re~nait being
Class A-B. = Rp.tous. =. IA Harrv iy..-
~ IA \. g. Brunler. ~. ia. !. " Ne.
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'1s~s &c X Ead~iock. a. - - { Mol
10Y. ion - & l. SrritH 81 is-Ts ie~
o. ~ ~ G. l. Cgop<r. - 80 LAntprI
Ia. r. AZ y. " po~sN. -. 80 Y. SA<-~en.
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,,pof .tar' Won iri,tnE Ardrt y nv
t,iEsnpuu Hss fOons. mel go trained b.
resi- RsgAn
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COLUMBIA SOCCER CHAMPION
No SCORE GAME WIN var
DECIDES TTrE1.

Ns~ TorksEs OutweIshea bot sho~ m.
$Ss:>= ssSsS - - 60 60 s+-.u,
Wear Have HEAD 90 tlls Nilnes rrone,
-Neere sheee Ter ire Pnae a~a.on-
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In IN 'he s1 a. n, 81 81 n Ssh
ni-port 40 and TO play
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6sopd start ~ ridden cut Beaonl. hE a. g.
rs zen Prtsh Nounday owned by p
itAAdOlsk. trained ~ y hy~T.
SHIFTS aaCg