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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Films Show How Sam
Langford Won

The moving pictures of the recent
Langford- Flynn fight at Los Angeles
were given a trial performance yester-
day at the American theater. The pic
lures are being handled by Tom O'Day
of the Mission club and they win be
on public exhibition here shortly.
The views show the eight rounds of
the fight and they depict the coiored
fighter beating the white man all the
way From the first round until Flynn
goes out in the eighth Langford looks
all over winner.
Flynn is outclassed and though he
makes a gallant effort to defeat Lang
ford the superior skill of the cave man
easily offsets the aggressiveness Of the
fighting fireman
Flynn was the aggressor and tried TO
keep close TO his opponent. but he was
even beaten at this style Of lighting
After four rounds of whirlwind mill
ing the white man is seen TO slow up
noticeably from the flaying he received
At the conclusion of the bout the
pictures show Flynn in agony IN his
corner. suffering from the beating The
show opens up with q lot of preliminary
pictures of the fighters in training
O'Day took the pictures over to Oak
land last night and showed them to a
in the Elks' club. A packed
house turned out and the crowd
watched the show with great interest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Englshmen Championship Victory
Varsity Meeting Fails
WOLVfRTON LIFTS
WINNING BENDER
Oaks Manager Puts Ball Over
T1e Fence in Ninth for Only
Score of Lk7e Game

While the baseball struggle between
he White sex No. > team and the oaks
was IL its height in the ninth inning
yesterday afternoon al Freeman park,
oakland. Manager Harry wolverron
cf ahe Oaks lifted a bender over the
riElI 1eld fence and the game was
ended For eight and q bslf innings
lhe rival teams struggled without
either side being able 70 register 4
crusleT on the all night session by
hosting the pellet out Of the lot
Tyler Christian. the silent one
lrilcied The entire nine innings for the
coast lesEuers- and Mite picked EN-
II behind the plate Young started
u toss 'eG over IN the interests OF
- White Sox. but was superseded by
Doc White ia The sixth spasm With
re exception Of the second inning.
when be was touched Up for q couple
1f b1DEiess Young pitched good ball
The SoX never figured 10 break into
lhe rEn column, Christian having them
on MS staff throughout The best the
big lssgue-s could 60 70 the offerings
n the Coast league pitcher was 70 bite
a three hits. and they came in diff
-1e-elt innings Whenever the Chi
ago lads appeared 10 be IN z way 70
become dangerous. Christian faded
'hel1 or the outsiders picked EN- OF
The fence.
Here are the figures
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
DICK" TOBIN HAS
HIS LEG BROKEN
Accident Mars Championship
Contest Won by Team Work
OF Engfishmen
By ARTHUR INKERsLEl
So Di.eeleh = The CalIl

lSPeciol DIseoioh 70 The Call
CORONADO, March 2z-The British
team consisting of Major G W. Hob
son. No. /: F. 3. Hnrndall. No. ?: Frank
A GIL. No. 5, and Major II r. Lee.
hack. won the Championship OF Cali
fornia on polo field No. Of the Coro-
nado country club this afternoon, de-
festing the Buriingame team, made ND
Of r n Tobin and Cyril Tobin. No. /,
T A Oriscol No. .: John Lawson, No.
;. and Walter : Hobart, hack, eight
goals 10 four
When the second period was half
over, Aa5or Hobso-'s pony struck that
ridden b. r n Tobin throwing TobIn s
animal over the board at the side lines.
1obln fell heavily on the board under
MS pony and broke his left leg below
the knee Tobin was attended by Doc
tor Doig OF san Diego and Dr.. ". A.
NcEnery OF San Mateo. He was car
ried back 10 the hotel in an automo-
bile AID Is under tare Of Doctor
kneedler- No blame attaches 10 Major
Hobson-
After q short interval play was re-
suneo- Cyril Tobin. taking Dick To-
bins place ~ No /
J. z Cowdin and Major Colin C
hoss acted as field umpires during the
1rst period and for half Of the second
period For the rest OF the rns4ff1
CoWdin's place was taken by Frank
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
BERKELEY insists
ON FIVE YEAR RULE
Meeting OF Executive Commit.
fees Results in UIffnafun7
10 Stanford

me executive committee Of the uni
versity Of California and Stanford uni
Tersity met as a body last evening az
the University OF California club and
thrashed over the threatening sever
a7ce Of athletic relations between the
two colleges
The blue and gold side OF the ones
ton was presented by the graduate
manager. Ralph P. Merritt. and W
cunningham president of the associ-
ateo students The meeting brought
out the fact that the stanford student
body had taken no definite action IA
the matter and that its committee was
without instructions as 70 what stand
10 take on the intercollegiate agree
ment or any action of the two execu-
tie committees
James h Mof5tt. the alumni con-
naitteeman Of California. was in favor
OF the severance of relations inn1e-
diately. citing the case Of Yale ana
harvard several years ago. which he
stated had improved the feeling be-
tween these two leaders of America,
intercollegiate athletics.
T. W Burbank. the cardinal graduate
manager. J. z. shelton. president OF the
stanford associated students, and A. L
Roth were the principal defenders OF
that institutions stand IN the contro-
versy.
The same old arguments were ad-
Naneed mat have been keeping the
ag1fement committee busy for several
months past and the meeting finally de-
eloed that the Stanford executive com
mittee should call a meeting of the
stndent body some time today and ask
II II would be willing 70 accent Cali
fornia : proposition Of adopting the I've
year rule, the same TO go into effect in
august. OF not later than next January
If the PalO Alto boys decide to ac-
cept this rule the approaching season
VIII De carried on as already outlined.
and a meeting OF the old agreement
committee viii be held next week and
a new agreement drawn I'D II re-
Jeeted, tomorrow's baseball game al
stanford and all other scheduled inter-
collegiate games viii be immediately
called on, SO the matter now rests wfth
todays meeting Of the stanford stu
dents
J. Z Shelton presided as chairman
OF the meeting and 8 W. Cunninghara
as secretary The following were pres
ent- J. E Shelton. D W Burbank H
r Stolz. A z. Roth. G A Ditz = ".
WadsEorth, J. h Poihemus. H Y. Poor.
kenneth L Dole and Carl Schaupp. for
Stanford, Ralph P. Merritt. James K
Mohtt. Fayette Lewis. 5. ". Cunning
ham. A r. Weber and W. H Greeniaw,
for California
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
OLYMPIC ATHLETES
ANXIOUS FOR FRAY
Ciubn1en Will Try TO Wrest Lost
LaureIS From Blue and
Gold Track Team

The Olympic club viii send its track
team in against the University of Cali
fornia athletes Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock on the University of California
cinder track The clubnen are anxious
TO retrieve the laureIs they lost al Stan
ford and viii do their utmost TO annex
a majority Of the points
Ralph Rose has promised TO come
down from Healdsburg TO compete with
the club. which means a sure 10 points
for the winged o. Al Plau viii prob
ably don his track suit once more and
throw the hammer Captain Pete Ger
hardt, Rod Hollis. Cecil Caldwell and
Dickson viii represent the OIympians
in the sprints- Macauley may be in
shape TO run the quarter with John O.
Miller
The mile event is expected TO be the
race of the day, as il viii bring to-
gether Elliott P. Craig for the elubnen
and Tommy Smith for the collegians-
The latter is also member of the club
and the rivalry between the two run
ners is bound TO bring out the best
there is in them Billy Garvin should
have no trouble in carrying on the two
mile run honors, with his teammate
Woods.
Ollie Snedigar viii be forced to ex-
tend himself in the broad jump. as sew
eral California men are jumping over
% feet Dave Martin should make Hill.
the California freshman, extend him
self in the high jump Frank Bressi
and Buell. Moody viii also participate
for the clubnen IN this event Kendrick
is the best vaulter the clubmen have
but he can hardly expect 10 defeat Vail
California VIII have all the best Of
the hurdlers with such men as Ed
wards, Donald, Grubb and Cowles
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

.. Hudson DR. a J. Edmonds was
referee and time keeper
The game was the most brilliant ever
seen IN California and kept the spec
tators keenIy interested al every no
menL
IN the first period the Britishers
played in excellent style securing four
shots at the goal all but the last just
falling 10 pass between the posts Al
most al the close OF the period Gill
scored g goal. Score British 1, Bur
lingame 9. The period lasted 70 min
utes
IN the second period GIL scored in
one and q half minutes. Score Brit
ISL >. Bu-lingame o Hobart made a
good run down for Burlingame but
failed TO score. When the baIl had
been IN play Eve minutes the accident
happened 10 Tobin- Two minutes and
80 seconds after the resumption Of
play Gill scored again Score. British
2, BuT3ingane o. Driscol made a fine
run with the ball but missed goal
Eurndall got away with the ball but
failed 70 score. The period lasted 10
minutes.
The third period proved brilliant.
Hobson scoring a goal in 1-l5. making
the score 40 IN favor of the British.
Some splendid team work by Driscoll
and Hobart resulted in the first goal
for Burlsngame four minutes after the
throw1a- Score. to IN favor Of the
British A little later Lawson. who was
playing strongly. scored the second goal
for the San MateO men, Score. TO 2
in favor OF the Britishers. The British
ers attacked Burling games goal feTcely.
Hobart saved well once. but Gin put
the next shot between the posts. the
period ending with the score 10 ? in
favor OF the Britishers- -Four goals
-s-E - -
Britsshers and two by Burlingame, this
being the only period, except the sixth,
in which BurlingsIne's score equaled
that OF the Bri1ishers. The period lasted
10 minutes Is seconds
Early in the fourth period Hobart
crossed q British player and Major
Ross awarded free hit TO the British
ers. but though the ball was dangerous
y near BuTIinganae's goal no score re-
suited Shortly before the period was
half over Lee scored from a melee
Score. British 6, Burlingame , Soon
afterward Lee took the ball up and
Hobson hit goal Score British Z.
Burlsngane q
The fifth period was full OF hard. fast
and exciting play. causing the specta-
tors TO crowd over the board and forget
everything but the game When half
the period had elapsed Lawson made q
long run and scored Score British z.
BurIingame 3 This was the only Pc
rsod in which the British failed 10
score Time of period, 11-15.
In the sixth period both teams ex-
srted themselves 10 the utmost and the
play was brilliant In the one and a
half minutes from the throwin Hurndall
put the ball through. Score British
{. RurIineame 3 Then Driscoll car
r5ed the ball down and made a goal
Every member Of the winning team
PLAYED hard. fast. sound polo. hacking
up his teammates and placing beauti
fully
Both teams were mounted exceliently.
and the game was the finest exhibition
of the king OF sports" ever seen in
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
PITTSBURG FANS
SAY KETCH FAXED
Game May Die i'm Smoky City
as fhe Result of Ugly
Rufn0rs
[speoiol Dispatch 10 The Call

PITTSBURG, March 24.-The Pitts
burg athletic club. which has arranged
a big athletic entertainment for next
Tuesday night, the feature of which
was 10 have been Stanley Ketchel and
Ralph Galloway in a six round bout.
gave notice this morning that the
Ketchel bout had been Cancelled Per-
sistent and ugly ruInors regarding the
fight Of ketehel with Frank Klaus in
Duquesne garden last night appear to
have been IN the main responsible for
this move, since leading members. Of
the Pittsburg athletic club this morn
ing had a long conference with Director
of Public Safety NORM. whose attitude
on fake prize fights is well known
Thousands who saw the fight last
night, as well as the sporting writers
Of afternoon papers. declare that
ketchel deliberately stalled in his go
with Klaus; that at no time did he
fight as he could have fought. and that
there was an agreement between the
two men not to inJure each other and
then get another match is rumored
There was $4,000 house AZ
Duquesne garden last night, and friends
of the boxing game declare the atti-
tude of Ke1chel has killed the fight
game in Pittsburg-
Ketchel declares that he is being
wronged by the story of stalliny IN
save Klaus He declares THAI in the
early part of the fight he knocke5
his left thumb out of joint and was in
great pain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

this state The losers played a game
that would have beaten any team in the
west, but their combination work
lacked the precision of that OF the
Britishers.
In the morning the first tie for the
consolation cup was played between
the Southwest and Riverside teams,
the former winning a close game by
the score Of 10 8 Major c. G. Ross
and Captain ]. c. Berley were field
umpires The Southwest team was
made up Of Bernie Weiss, !; Reggie
Weiss, ,; Harry Weiss. 3, and Tom
Weiss, back The Riverside team con-
sisted of Hilliard Lett. l; Harry Cor
don Pattee, . Frank Hudson, 3. and
". Lionel Roberts. back
In the first period. which lasted 10
minutes and 20 seconds. Harry Weiss
had good chance at goal. but missed
Hudson scoring for Riverside.
In the second period, which lasted
minutes and 80 seconds, Harry Weiss
hit goal Seore-Southwes l. River
side /. Harry Weiss then ran the bah
down and Bernie put il through. Score
- 10 I in favor Of Southwest. In the
third period 90 minutes) Hudson and
Pattee each scored. Scere-Riverside
). Southwest ?.
In the fourth period there was plenty
Of hard riding back and forth, but little
team WoTk ano many misses. no score
resulting for either side. The period
lasted II minutes and As seconds.
Fifty seconds after the ball had been
thrown IN for the fifth period Tom
Weiss scored, making II all Five
and q half minutes later Bernie Weiss
hit the ball between the posts. Score
Southwest 4. Riverside 8. In the sixth
period neither team scored
Tomorrow. Good Friday, there viii
be no polo. Saturday morning at II
o'clock the second tie'for the consola
tion cup viii be played between the
Coronado and Hermosillo teams. Sat
urday afternoon a card of six races
will be run of, the most important
being that for the A B. Spreckels
cup. Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
the international match for the all
America challenge trophy will be
played between the British and Bur-
Ingame teams. the latter having won
the first contest for the trophy last
year by defeating the Ranelagh club
team Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the final match for the consolation Gun
viii be played
All matches during the tournament
have been under the Hurlingham rule
as TO of side play
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
SPOTLIGHTS
ON SPORTS

Honus Wagner. Pittsburgs great
PLAYER. spurned theatrical offer OF
s50e a week 10 go into vaudeville A
vaudeville house wanted the great hit
ter and John Miller. the able second
sacker OF the Pirates. to hook I'd in a
sketch Miller lost SEQ by Wagner's $
refusal as this was 10 be his weekly
salary Wagner refused 10 go on tie
stage it is said because he was afraid
OF being joshed about his crooked legs.
Joe Tinker once was a pitcher. Few
fans today know that Joe once was sold
for about S25- Just think OF the leagues
that would scramble over themselves 10
get Tinker for that sum today. or hun
Cobb OF the Tigers. prides himself on
bis ability 10 pitch, and he doubtless
would make me one For Iy Is a
natural player and could NJ IN any
the Maps II would not surprise the
world II Lajoie today could win good
percentage Of games in the box
It is more than likely that George
Stone has played his last game with the
St Louis Browns According to- the
Been eI,ea sdy az 5e s1s fhs sa5sry ny n@s
ting outdelcer has refused TO sign the
contract George started out last season
at a great clip. hitting away over the
coveted 500 mark. but was injured and
knocked on his stride AS a result be
had bad season and i IS generally
understood that President Hedges tried
TO trade him at the last meeting OF the
American league IN Chicago.
Beckendorff has been selected bv
Hughey Jennings Of the Detroit Tigers
as a regular catcher this season He
and Mullen will compose the battery IN
the opening game Of the season.
Heine~ Zimmerman. the Cubs utility
man. Is the first player TO draw a base
ball 1ne this season Manager Chance
has assessed Zimmerman 800 for not
reporting TO the team before il left for
West Baden
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Cricket Association
Adopts Schedule

The California cricket association
held q meeting Wednesday night TO re-
ceive the report OF the schedule com
mitee appointed at tDe annual general
meeting. This committee reported to
the union and the schedule was adopted
as follows:
First round:
April l7-wanderers VS.. Alameda. stadium.
San Francisco vs. Golden Gate, Alameda.
April 24-Wanderers VS.. Golden Gate, stadium:
Alaneds vs. Barbarians, Alameda.
May l-San Francisco VS. Wanderers Alameda
Golden Gates vs. Barharians. stadium
May S-Wanderers vs. Bsrbarians stadium
Alameda rs- San Francisco, Alameda.
May 15-Wanderers vs. San Francisco. stad-
ium; Wards eleven Banners team, Alameda
May e2-AiautdA rs. Golden Gate AIsmeda
BarbHrfans vs. San Frsnrisco. stadium
Second round:
May 2s-san Francisco VS.. Barbarinns. Ala
media; Golden Gate vs. Alameda. stadium
May So-Auslralia rs Great Britain San Ma
media. Bsrbarians vs. Wanderers. stadium.
June l2-San Francisco VS.. Alameda, Alameda
Golden Gate vE. Wanderers. stadium
June ls-Banner's team vs.. Wards eleven,
Alameda.
June 2e-Bzrbarians rs Golden Gate. stadium:
Alameda rs Wanderers. Alameda
Barbarians vs.. Alameda. stadium.
July 4-Probably game with Lake county team.
Third round
July le-Barharians vs. San Francisco. stsd-
fum: Alameda rs Golden Gate. Alameda
July 7T-wanderers VS.. Alameda stadium
July 24-wanoerers Golden Gate stadium :
Wards eleven vs. Banners team. Alameda
July 3I-San Francisco vs. Alameda Alarneds /.
EarbarlRns rs Wanderers. Stadium.
August 7-BarbarfRns Us. Alameda stadiun
August 14-Goiden Gate rs San Francisco.
stadium.
Fourth round:
August s1-Alameds vs. Golden Gate Ala
media Wanderers vs.. San Francisco. stadiurn
August 2s-Alaueds rs. Wanderers. Alameds:
Golden Gate VS.. Rarbarizns. stadium
September 4-Ai2medar vs.. San Fraprisco Ais
media. Wanderers VS.. Bsrbarians. stadium
September 1I--Alnuefa rs. Berbsr1snr 41s-
media. Golden Gate San Francisco etadiurn
September 1s-Golden Gate vs- Wanderers.
rndfum: San Francisco rs- BHrbsrians Alsma5e
September 25-BHrhsrizus Us. Golden T,s-e.
stadium; Banners team vs. Wards eleven. Ala
media
On September and September q
there viii be two games PLAYED here
against combined Portland team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Outlook Darkens For
Canadian Racing
BY J. R JEFFERY
Di.nofch 4 q Calll

Soeciol Disootch 10 he loAI
CHICAGO. March 2z-Men prominent
fn ne affairs Of the Canadian turf are
nov taking a gloomy view Of the rae
ing situation in Canada Those who
were confident month ago that the
Miller anti book making bill would be
l.ss+e- are now fearful cf its passage
h. psrisanent after the Easter recess
n the bin is not faTorably amended
hr the house OF commons the racing
frterests VIII make final effort 70
KIN II in the Canadian senate, 20 which
Il rrust 20 for approval
secretary Frazer Of the Ontario
soc,xev club declares that shat organi-
zstsor viii discontinue its s-.eetings II
re tssl becomes q law IN its present
rorrn. The Ontario jockey club is one
- ne Oldest racing organizations on
this continent
other Canadian tracks viii probably
follow Toront0's example and racing Il
likely 70 be practically abandoned In
Csns6s II the Miller bill is passed
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Chioago 5. Nernon !
Ssae1l Diss0ich 10 I ne Call

los ANGELES March 24.-Scott's
etching was too much for Vernon to
Gsv and Ihs ChicaEoans Won 20 i
scott held Eogans men 10 four hits.
nc Two OF which were made II one
inning
Chicago started n the second and
scored two on z walk two hits and
two szcrEEce hits II the third Bar
rows walked stole second and scored
On Zs5de-'s double Two more came
n the sixth when a batting bee was
started netting three hits.
Vernon scored IN the sixth when Coy
doubled. reached third on Purtells low
throw an6 tailed when Fisher forced
Lindsay Al second The score
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Morningstar Is Again
Left In Ruek

Champion Willie Hoppe increased his
lead over Morningstar in last nights
game at wright's billiard theater 26
points. The phenomenal young player
was in his best form. and had perfect
control of the ivories. running cut his
second block of 500 points in 25 in
rines. his average being 20
The third and decisive match win be
played this evening at Wright's.
The score.
Hopne-.T2. 1s u. 1a4. 1. O. 81. 4. -. 1.
I. j, 1o4, o. ). 5. 2o IL. 5. O. 2, S9. 2, 8:
total 500.
81 2l, Z 2s Is. 20, Q. q. 81. II, i. 1, s.
= .rnnuished run from night previous IFS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Portland 6, Fresno ?
TSpeciol Dispaich 10 The Call

FRESNO, March 24.-For seven in
nings this afternoon Jesse Garrett for
the Beavers held the Fresno tigers
down without a hit or a run while
Portland scored six runs on six hits
and half q dozen errors on the part OF
The locals. The game finally wound
up with Portland in the lead by the
score of s to 3
But three hits were secured of Gar
rett while Sehimpf and Brandt were
touched up for six, ore two bagger.
The score-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Billiard Games Result
In Surprises

The rwo games played in the hsndi-
a three cushion tournament IN the
Grzney billiard room last night both
provided surprises II the way Of form
rerersais. Jameson t2s) was consid-
cred sure thing over Nantell fzz). but
the latter came QUITO the long end OF
2 e3-1I score while Knox fzze. who
pIzyed a sensational game fn the pre-
lfrnSnsrv. WAS taken into camp by
Thompson t9s). score &c % Is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Johnson Makes Speech
In Court Room

NEW YORK March 2z-Jack John
son, the heavy weight champion pugi-
list, was q court figrre again for a few
moments today He appeared before
Judge Mulqueen long enough 10 sign
a renewal OF the bail bond on which he
was released yesterday and make a
little speech on the status of the pend
ing case against him growing out of
his alleged assault upon Norman Pin
der, a negro.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
CHICAGO
RrNs IN EIrs BY INNNes

Innings uSschs6-RT To1ng 3 hT White 4
Elrs-or Young 3. cf White 4 Runs-eG
White !. Eeus -U1-N olTe-Ten- Two Eesehlts
-Swsu5e-. Cole Sacrifice h5-s-SwED6er. tsilL
Ff-sr tzse on called hslls-G1 Christian 3 q
Euurc J. Slruck ou--BT Ch-lstiau ], II Yong
d ~ Wti-e l. Hi- by ptche--fa olFerlo1 ~
NouFc lsouhse rIsy-ChristzEn 10 Cu-shET 70
Csuesun Tine q EEDe-1 hour and i Ul1-
ures I-7rlras-Tsu HElr-e1 and Hl6ebrzHd-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Rms And HTS BIZ INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Netzel CARTWRIGHT. Sacrifice
hits-Spess fe). Garrett First base called
baIls-0r Garrett 3. OF Schimpf .. on Brant l.
Struck eut-By Schimpr / by Garrett 3 by
Brant 4. Double plsys-k1hR 10 Cartwright;
Rapps uBassiSted. Passed ball-McDoDeRgh.
Hit hy pitched halI-Schimpn. Fisher 9hy Brsnfl-
Innings pifched-By Sehimpn 2. hits ?. runs i.
Time Of came-1 hour and z5 minutes. I'm
pires-Smith and Armbrusfer-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
TENNIS TEAM GET SWEATERS

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY, March "a
The four men comprising the Stanford
tennis team were last night given var
sitv sweaters by the executive commit
tee. Heretofore sweaters have been
given only to the member or members
Of the team that won their match from
California
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
FoRT BRAGG FAVORED
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The CALI

ISpcci1i Dispatch 10 ne loH
UKIAH, March 24.-Mendocino county
win be represented in the northwestern
sublearues of the Amateur Athletic
league field meet to be held at Santa
Rosa Saturday by the Mendocino. Fort
Bragg, Willis and Ukiah high schools
Form forecasters pick Fort Bragg to
win
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
WHITE SOx
, s[MARA

TO lsse nlts-Zesder. Gsn6l "a. Messenger.
.-o~ Ssrrffre hs-s-Bls ckturo- NcN8-TET %.
r--s- t.sse az Gales iszlls-lOr Sco-r 4 or Hens
7r-lr Sfrnrk aut-BF Scott :. hT He1slirx !.
T.r-lhl@ rlsr-Brzsbesr 10 f1sher- Fits Dsde-
- FEe~.slsrz : Tire q game h0Ur and 3