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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-05
OAKLAND ENTRIES.

Oakland, May Following are en-
tries for tomorrows Emeryville races:
First race, four furlongs. purse-Al-
tarec, 112; Ard Lake, Waco Bill, Clara
Hampton, Avarina, 100; Pawhuska,
107; Bessie C. Kiefer, Ravia, Dolly V
3, Sir Bon, 104.
Second race, four furiongs, purse
Abe Slupskey, Zwick, Lizard, Booker T.
112; Hand Satchel, Velakao, Copper
City, Joe Nepper, Zlata Brana, 109;
West Point, 107-
Third race, Futurity course, selling
Ampedo, III; Wistaria, los; Glitter
lings, 104; Salvage, 1903; Jim Caffe-
rata, 1872; "May Pink, sLittle Fannie,
80: Lord Clinton, 90; Sainotta, go.
Fourth race. eleven-sixteenths mile,
kandicap-Cloudlight ITO; Spohn, 107;
Fern i. 100; Coppertown, 50; Inclem-
ent, 95; Napa Nick. 80.
Fifth race, Futurity course, selling
Billy Myer, 10; Novgorod, Banonica,
los; Acquia, Madeline Musgrave, 106;
Gelico, So.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling
Airs. 112; Biskra, 100; Dorothy Ledgett,
10Y; Amethyst, Netting. Santhia, 1G6:
Good Ship, SO; Intellect, SO.
Apprentice allowance.
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SECOND CHOICE TO
FRONT IN FEATURE
Fern L Wins When Goldinn Makes
Poor Showing-Jockeys
in Trouble.

Oakland, May 5.-Fern L.. the heav-
lily played second choice. won the fea-
ture event at Emeryville today Gold
finn, the favorite, made a poor show
ing
Joseph A. Williams who rode three
winners today, was suspended for I'M
satisfactory riding, with special refer
ence to ]. r. Laughrey in the fifth race
yesterday.
The entries of F. E. Baird were or
dered refused pending further investi-
cation of the scratching of Don En-
rigue yesterday. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling
Gene Russell. Ill. Mentry, 20 to l. won;
Servicence, 112, Selden, 8 to L, second !;
Burning Bush, Ill, Cavenaugh, Is to 1.
third. Time-1:14 20. No Quarter,
Ocean Short, Titus II and Beda also
ran
Second race. six furlongs, selling
Hannibal Bey, Ill, Williams, to L,
won; Woodlander, III, Mentry, IL to
l, second; Old Rose, SO, Thomas, IL to
3, third. Time-1;14 3-5. Lumen, Good
Intent, JiIlett, Hancock. Father Down
ey, Ketchel. Galene Gale and Lovey
Mary finished as named.
Third race, one mile-Aftermath, 107.
Williams, II to i. won; Marburg, III:
Thomas, 4 to >, second; Round and
Round, 107, Bevan, II to 2, third. Time
lao As. Oroline, Gretchen c. and
DdTelnSIOn IlnlSnSQ as naLncQ.
Fourth race, futurity course, selling
Fern L., 81, Thomas, to 1, won;
Indictment, los. Cavenaugh. 80 to l..
second; Faneuil Hall, 1O9, Coburn, 7 to
/, third Time: 09 As. Thistle
Belle, Goldfinn and Kid North finished
as named.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Wap,
107, Williams, 16 to 5. won; Port Ma
hone. 107, Roberts, to 1, second; Tom
O'Maliey, SO, Thomas, 16 to 5, third.
Time-I:41 3-5. Bellsnicker, Deneen,
Melton Cloth and Quatrina finished as
named.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs,
purse-Ormonde Cunningham, 103, Cal
laghan, to l, won; Cantem, 112, Men
try, even, second: Dahlgren, 1O7, Co
burn, Is to 1, third Time :07 2-5.
Ethel Mex, Moorok, New Capital. Circo,
Elodia B., Vcspasian and Tilton also
ran.
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From Oldfield's viewpoint the drive
was nothing more than a pleasure
spin, and a little jaunt to feel out the
track and make a few suggestions to
President John Condron as to putting
a few finishing touches on the surface,
but in the eyes of the crowd it marked
a new era in automobiling in Utah.
Oldfeld has driven a mile a min.zte
or better on tracks in every other
state and territory in the Union but
Utah. When he was here five or six
years ago the champion drove his
Green Dragon" over the half-fnile
track at the fair grounds, and at that
time the worlds record for mile on
such a track was lis.
Consequently. yesterday was the
first time a mile a minute was ever
driven over a track in this state Ar
irving at Buena Vista, Barney adjust
ed his carburetor for speed and
started. Down the stretches, into the
turns he swung, paying no more at
tention to the skidding of the rear
wheels that he did to the cheering of
the little band of enthused spectators.
On one of his miles OldfieId took
with him John Condron, president Of
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ENGLISH GOLFERS PUT
BAN ON AMERICAN CLUBS

New York, May 4.-The Royal
Ancient Golf club Of St Andrews, the
court of last resort for British golfers.
has adopted a resolution authorizing
the rules of golf committee to add to
the rules a clause which will declare
that all clubs with heads of mallet type
are a substantial departure from the
traditional and accepted form and
make of golf clubs. This would bar
the use of the Schenectady putter," an
American club which enjoys great
popularity among the English golfers.
The decision OF the Royal and Ancient
Golf club is likely to lead to consider
able controversy.
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SHORT HEATS FOR GRAND
CIRCUIT AT Y0NKERS

New York, May "details of the
Grand circuit harness meeting at the
Empire City track, in Yonkers, during
the week of August %, were an
nounced Oday. One Of the features OF
the program, including early and late
closing events, will be the adoption OF
the short system of racing, change
which has been advocated and APP
proved by breeders from all parts OF
the country
Every race on the weeks card VIII
be contested on the best two il three
plan, according to the newly adopted
rules of the congress Of the National
TFotting assOciation-ail races to end
at the finish of the second heat heat
winners alone to start for the third or
final
In the matter of entrance fees, the
New York meeting will be more liberal
than any other season ever announced
Horses can be named in all classes
with an entrance fee amounting 10 .
per cent of the purse, and nothing VIII
be deducted from money winners.
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champions fence-smashing record
with the great Vanderbilt cup win
ming Darracq, VIII give his gasoline
pet its first workout tomorrow after
noon Benny is tuning the car up and
smiles in a knowing manner when any
one asks him if he hasn't a chance TO
grab the mile record away from Bar
ney.
Oldfield will not have the ''Blitzen''
Benz on the track until Saturday. Ac-
cording to the greatest of all motor
car pilots, there is just as much dam
ger in running into a fence in prstc-
tice as in a real race, so to avoid &C.
cidents with the valuable car, he uses
the Knox in his trial spins and to
learn the track.
Entries for the local races and ham
dicaps are coming in rapidly, and the
following cars have been nominated
to start: Knox, Cadillac, Hupmobile,
Chalmers 80. Chalmers 40, Buick 20,
Buick 40, Winton, Velie and Ameri-
can
The entries do not close until Fri
day night, and many dealers who
have not yet entered will do so with
in the next twenty-four hours. There
are several privately owned cars in
the list of entrants, most of the own
ers being aspirants for the Utah and
Salt Lake City championship hoaGrs.
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Farmer Burns with an armful OF
flowers was at the station to greet JEFF
fries and his wife. Mrs Jeffries
walked to the camp between the two
big men, looking very pale and weak
as a result of her illness, and present
ing a strong contrast to the two big
athletes. She received an enthusiastic
reception at the camp. and the Jeffries
cottage was a mass of May flowers in
honor of her return.
Jeffries appeared as happy as a boy
to have his wife with him again. AS
soon as he saw she was comfortable,
he took the train for Santa Cruz, de-
termined to make the most of his day
of rest by taking a salt water bath at
an ocean resort Farmer Burns accom-
panied him. They returned in time for
evening dinner.
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and Berger is equally firm in opposing
Welsh and Graney.
Johnson announced today that he
would begin training week from
Sunday
Five or six weeks of hard work Is
all I need" he said. 81 am practically
in perfect condition now and a little
fast work with my sparring partners
will finish me off. OF course Jeffries
needs a long period of training, as he
has been out Of condition, but always
keep in pretty good trim, and it would
be q mistake for me to exhaust myself
by months Of hard work.
While Johnson's big red automobile
has become a familiar sight in his
whirlwind trips about the city, the col
Ored fighter has as yet made no excur-
sions along the primrose path since
coming to San Francisco and the pro-
moters of the big fight feel confident
that the black soon will be in excellent
condition.
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ALl-AMERlcAN RUGBY
TEAM WILL MAKE TOUR

Stanford University. Cal, May A.
Arrangements were practically COM
pleted today for the tour of the ALL
American Rugby team, which will
leave for the AntipOdes. from Van
couver, May 20. The team, which will
be composed of twenty-four men, will
be selected from Stanford university
and from the Universities of California
and Nevada.
Fifteen thousand miles will be COW
cred on the trip, making the longest
itinerary ever covered by a college
athletic team Twelve games will be
played, beginning with a match at
Brisbane, Australia, June II, and end
ing at Auckland, y. T., July 30
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the Jockey club. While not AS fast
as some of the circuits, the clip was
a good one.
Il could not see rounding that
stretch turn" said the driver, as he
pulled up Gould you, Mr. Condron %
Il did not try" was the reply, and
everyone laughed.
After five or six miles were COW
cred in a minute or less, OldfieId
pulled up in front Of the grand stand
and apologized for going so slow "I
did not have any goggles and the
wind and dust hurt my eyes, said he,
but I think l will be able to clip
miles in 55 seconds on Saturday and
Sunday with the Knox, and am pos
tive that, barring accidents, will 90
the mile with my Benz close 10 SO
seconds.
THE track is a good one, and there
are few better for running horses, but
will have to take bigger chances
than ever took before to ret the
worlds record OF SO As seconds"
The track will be prepared accord
ing to Oldfield's wishes, and the off,
Gals of the Jockey club feel conf
dent that Barney will land the worlds
record prize for Salt Lake City.
Benny Kerscher, the intrepid Tsu-
ton, who is trying to emulate the
early career of Oldfeld and beat the
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
AND TAFT LEFT.

st. Louis, May president Taft
witnessed the first two innings of one
of the wierdest games yet seen on a
local diamond this afternoon, in which
st. Louis defeated Cincinnati IL to s.
The visitors used three pitchers, who
issued 16 bases on balls. Eight bases
on balls were given by Slagel and Co
valeski in the third inning, which, with
hit batsman and a single, Melted St.
Louis seven runs.
The President lost interest after the
first inning, when five runs came in.
and his party departed in the second
inning for the American league park
Score: r. H. Z.
ST. Louis 7 9
Cincinnati 3 6 8
Batteries-Haramon, Backman and
Phelps; Beebe, Slagel, Covaleski and
Mclean, Clarke. Umpires-Klem and
Kane.
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PLANS UNDER WAY FOR
AMATEUR BILLIARD PLAY

New York, May Negotiations are
under way fer another international
billiard tournament. The national as
ISOLATION of amateur billiard players
now has in its custody the interna-
tional trophy won by Calvin Demarest
pert when he became q professional.
The tournament will probably be held
under the joint patronage OF the
American organization and the FEEDER
alton Society of French Amateur Bill
liarGists, which holds annual COMPETE
lions in Paris.
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After the elimination of a few unde-
sirables, the controversy narrowed
down TO Eddie Graney and Jack Welsh
of San Francisco and Eddie Smith of
Oakland, Johnson insisting on one of
the two former men and Sam Berger,
representing Jeffries, hung out for
Smith. Johnson's objection to Smith
was based on his declaration that Smith
gave him the wrong end of a decision
in q fight with Hank Griffin in Oak
land a few years ago. The negro re-
fused TO consider Charlie Eyton OF Los
Angeles on account of his being cit
izen of Jeffries' home town
While Charlie White of New York,
who at one time figured as a POSSIBLE
ity was not even mentioned the out
come of the conference is thought to
have left the possibilities more in favor
of the choice OF an eastern man. john
son is firm in his objection to Smith
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UNIVERSITY TRACK MEN
NOW WORKING HARD

The members of the University of
Utah track team, since they made sucn
a bad showing against the team Of the
Salt Lake High school last Saturday,
are making every effort to get into
the best possible condition for the
meet with the B. Y. L. May Is. Coach
Maddox is of the opinion that the
meet was the best thing that could
have happened to the university men,
as it showed them exactly where they
were weak. Up until the time of the
state meet the boys of the team Will
make every effort to strengthen the
team in the distance events.
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ENTRIES COMING IN.

The entries for the state High schoo
meet, which will be held on the Cum
mings field on May Il, are rapidly
coming in. Yesterday afternoon Coacf
Joe Maddox received the entries from
five schools in the state. These en-
tries make, in all, ten schools which
have sent in their entries for the meet
Coach Maddox is anxious to get al
of the entries in early, so that it will
be possible to get the score cards out
on time.
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The work of the training camp will
be taken up in all its rigor again to-
morrow.
Jeffries was pleased today 10 hear
that Frank Gotch. the champion heavy
weight wrestler, will join the camp in
another week
with all his strength and skill he
will be a great help to me in training"
said JeffrieS.
With Jack Jeffries coming shortly,
the camp outfit will be almost COM
plete before the middle of the month.
Jim Corbett will be the last man TO
join Jeffries. He is expected about the
first of June. AS far as actual box
ing goes, however, 1t does lot look as
though Corbett would have a chance to
be of great assistance. Jeffries plans
TO do very little boxing during the last
three weeks OF training.
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MOVES CAMP
TO THE SALT PALACE

Yesterday Pete Sullivan moved his
training quarters from the Sanitarium
to the Manhattan club at the Salt
Palace, where he will finish his Srain-
ing for his twenty-round meeting with
Cyclone Johnny Thompson at Saltair,
May u. Pete is showing up fine, and
asks all of his friends to see him work.
out every afternoon at 8 p. m
At Ogden Thompson is showing form
al the Utah Hot Springs, and his old
Ogden following is coming back to
him strong.
Both Hghtweights are confident OF
winning, and the odds are even
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ONE CUB IN HOSPITAL.

Chicago. May 4-Archie Hoffman.
center fielder for the Chicago Nation
ais, has Joined the hospital squad as
the result of an accident at the West
Side grounds Sunday, when he fell as
he was rounding third base in the game
with Pittsburg. Hoffman returned
yesterday from Pittsburg. Manager
Chance deeming 1t advisable to send
him home for treatment to the injured
knee, which had sWelled to twice its
normal size He will be out of the
game for a week or ten days.
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Killing JOINS CUBS
FOR THREE YEARS

Chicago May 4.-John King signed
three-year contract with the Chicago
National league club in President Muir
phys office here late today subject to
the terms of the national commissions
ruling" said Mr.. Murphy tonight
This means that King will get $4,000
for the season. In addition he was
given a check for his share of the
$4,000 prize money President Murphy
presented his players at the close of
the 1908 season
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Northwestern League
With the Colleges

At ambridge-Harvard, l; Univer-
Sity of Virginia, 1. (Ten innings, called
on account of darkness).
AT Ithaca-Williams, 0; Cornell, i.
At West Point-West Point, 3; Roch-
ester, 1.
AT BaItimore-Princeton, 3; Pennsyl-
vania State, l.
At New Haven-Yale, 16; Wesleyan,
r.
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PembrOkeS.
Utah Fuel.
TRACK MEET AT BRIGHAM.

Brigham City, May A track meet
of the Box Elder High school was
pulled off on the grounds of the Brig
ham Ball Park association yesterday
afternoon. The school closed about z
o'clock and the entire enrolment of the
school witnessed the meet The boys
have been doing considerable practis-
ing and expect TO be in good condition
for the big county track meet to be
held the latter part Of the month. The
summary of points showed: Juniors,
2S; seniors, 81; sophomores, %; fresh
man. IL.
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UTAH FUEL WINS.

Up to the last half the game be-
tween the Utah Fuel and Pembroke
mines, at Liberty park Tuesday after
noon, was a pitchers battle, with hon
OrS about even between SowadSki and
Naylor. The F'uelites came to bat in
the last half with the score to in
favor of the Stationers. Opportune hit
ting of Naylor, Irvine and Schultz, how
ever, won the game for the coal deal
ers- The lineup:
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YALE SPLINTER OUT.

New Haven. Conn. May 4.-Yaie's
chances for victory in track athletics
this spring are considerably lessened
by the injury OF Edward Seymour of
Chicago, the teams fastest Splinter
Seymour strained a tendon in practice
yesterday and may be off the track
the remainder Of the season.
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American Association

At Kansas City-Indianapolis. 0;
Kansas City. 10.
At nneapolis-Toledo. g; Minneap-
oils 4.
At st. Paul-Columbus, /; St. Paul, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures A. Mil
waukee, 3.
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Utah County League.
LEHI ON TOP.

Lehi, May 4.-The Utah county
league opening was marked here to-
day by a victory for the home team
ever Spanish Fork by a score of Is to
2. A home run and three gger by
Bernhard were the features of the one
sided game. While the bad weather
kept the crowd down, there is much in
tereSt In the league, and it promises
to receive generous support from the
fans. The lineup:
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WILL NOT INTERFERE.

Omaha. Neb, May 4.-Governor
James y. Giilett of California, who
passed through here last night en-
route to Washington, said he would
not interfere with the Jeffries-John-
son night, scheduled TO take place July
4 at Emeryville, Cal.
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ODDS ARE SHORT.

Louisville, May 4.-Donau's easy vic
tory in the Camden handicap at Lex
ington yesterday has upset the future
book betting odds for the Kentucky
derby TO be run here next Tuesday. A
month ago Donau was held at 10 to l.;
now 8 to l is the price against him.
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TOO COLD At BOSTON.
Coast League
OAKLAND HITS HINT.

San Francisco, May 4-Oakland
broke even on the series with Sacra-
mento today by winning, to 1. Score:
r. H. E.
Oakland - 2
odcTdinentO 1900. ..-.-.-.- L i
Batteries-Moser and Mite; Hunt
and IaLOnge
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TAFT ON BASEBALL.

! st. Louis, May 4.-President Taft I
: today paid a tribute to baseball. I
y 1.-THE game of baseball" he said. !
= sis a clean, straight game, and ii I
= summons to its presence every 4
+ body who encourages clean, I
= straight athletics It furnishes I
= amusement to thousands and thou I
+ sands. l like to go for two rea- I
= sons: First, because 1 enjoy it I
+ myself. and. second, because If by 4
T. the presence of the temporary I
\ chief executive such a healthy I
= amusement can be encouraged. I I
b want to encourage it I
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Western League.

At Topeka-Lincoln, 8; Topeka, 1.
At Wichita-Sioux City Wichita
game postponed.
At Denver-Denver, s; Des Moines, 2.
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The repechage race for the money
changers will have both Kramer and
Lawson, who will start from the honor
mark in the final heat. Unless the
handicaps are too great the race should
develop into q grand battle between the
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ANGELS SHIT OUT

Los Angeles, May 4.-San Francisco
shut out Los Angeles, to 0, this after
noon in the first game between the two
teams this season Score: r. H E.
Los Angeles .0 2
San Francisco . 9 3
BatterieS-ThorSen and Orendorff
Henley and Berry. Umpire-van Hal
tren.
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Wants Cities to Support Base
bauLfke Fire and Police Boards

rs municipal institutions. ranking with
rec, are planned by Ralph Scarritt.
team. AS a starter, he will petition
an appropriation to support the VII
II submit his ideas to the village
haywood also at their next meeting.
life richer. For this reason 1 approach
the honorable body with a petition
for an appropriation of $500 to enable
the River Forest team, which repre-
sents all the neighboring villages, to
play a pennant winning series"
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gviile.


The Salt Lake Stars and Centerville
will meet in a match game of baseball
Friday morning on the Centeryille
grounds. The game will start at 10
o'clock.
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SPANISH Fork
sPRINGyILLE oUTCLAssED.

Provo, May 4.-By the score of 10 to
0, Provo shut out Springville in the
opening game of the Utah county
league today on the B. Y. o. campus.
Singleton pitched great ball for the
locals The lineup:
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|GOTCH and CORBETT WILL FILL
OUT JEFF'S TRAINING LIST


will wife
souahbl over the refer
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A TRIPLE PLAY.

Chicago, May 4.-Detroit won from
Chicago today, 4 to 0, in game fea-
tured by a triple play In the second
inning with Chicago players on sec
ond and first and none out, Purtell
lined to Simmons, who touched first
before Cole could get back to that bag
and then threw to Delehanty, follow
ing DOugherty, before he could get
back to second. Detroit made its runs
by punching hits Score: R. H. z.
Chicago ....-. " 0 l
Detroit . " 1
Batteries-White and Payne; Mullin
and Stanage.
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American League
NEW YORK LUCKY.

New York. May New York de-
feated Washington today, to 2. Score:
r. H. E.
Batteries-Oberlin and Street; Quinn
and Sweeney.
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
JEFF WANTS Smith While
JACK WANTS GRANEY OR Welsh

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