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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

There is rumOr going the rounds OF
the schools that each school will be rep
resented by a bowling team
The members of the disbanded western
High School football eleven win be award
ed the football letter Thursday,
Eastern High Schools basketball team
would Ike TO arrange games with out-of-
town teams. Address Manager McCaf-
fiery.
DR.. Birch, Of the Technical High School
is busy fixing UP a place for the rife
team to practice. The Tech team is out
to win the cup.
Technical High School baseball team
may again use the Business High gym
nasium for their pitchers TO practice be.
fore the team goes out for spring prac-
tice.
The football warriors Of the Technical
eleven viii be awarded the naueh-coveted
letter to-day at 2:3O o'clock. A general
assembly VIII be called and DR.. Myers
win give brief talk
McCaffery win be out for the catchers
position on the Eastern High Schools
baseball nine this spring. Es stern may
spring the same surprise on the diamond
they did on the gridiron.
Business High Schools baseball team
VIII receive a boost in Kelley, who will
graduate in February from Tech He
will enter the Rhode Island avenue school
and will in all probability play shortstop
on the nine.
The Business High School basketball
team will in all probability have the use
Of the gymnasium during the Christmas
holidays to practice up for the first inter
high school game which viii be against
the strong Eastern High team. This
game will decide the championship.
Coach Foley. OF CentraPs track team.
has started to give the members OF the
team chance 10 show their ability.
Heretofore the runners have been only
taking starts. but now they have started
to have races down the length OF the hall.
This is just practice. but some close
finishes have been witnessed
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BASEBALL NOTES.

McGraw does not like to see Arile Lath-
am 20, and he will probably see that
some provision is made for the comedian
coach.
1t is said that II jim tombstone does not
get appointed on Tom Lynch's umpire
stan that the American League will make
a grab for him.
To give Ed Barrow, the new head of
the Eastern League, a boost in salary
was quite slap at Pat Powers, the de-
posed president.
All the scribes agree that the new meet
ing place Of the National League mag
mates is an ideal place. They claim that
the corridors Of the hotel where the meet
ing took place last year were SO numerous
that the gumshoed magnates could give
them the slip too easily.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-20
TBNNEY Is NAMED
DOVES MANAGER
Will Succeed Fred Lake, of
the Boston Nationals.

Boston. Dec 1s.-President Russell and
the other three directors Of the Boston
National League baseball club to-day
picked Fred Tenney for club manager
for the season Of 1911, after two-hours'
session.
Fred Lake. the manager who has been
removed. is to get his salary Of 5000
paid him in full, unless he elects to Sc
cure another managerial position. in
which event he and President Russell will
make new arrangement
Lake and Tenney were in the outer
offices during the directors conclave, and
both were repeatedly summoned from
the inner room President Russell made
statement in which he voiced the re-
greet OF himself and the other directors
in taking the management away from
Lake
We have every faith in Mr. Lake"
said the club president "but our obli-
cation TO Mr.. Tenney. who was invaiu-
able TO me as an assistant in securing
the club. requires a change, and we have
made 1t. Neither Tenney nor Lake IA
yored division Of the management Mr..
Lake VIII remain as an advisor TO Mr.
fenney, and we shall depend upon him
IN large measure unless he later de-
sires TO make a change in the contract. E"
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GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Tommy Murphy was supposed TO have
passed into the dead house, but his work
against Pal Moore shows that he can
still go some. and there is once more a
demand for his services.
George Dyson. an English feather
weight. made his first appearance in this
country at the Brown Athletic Club, New
York, on Friday night, and knocked out
Young Guerin in FIVE rounds.
Ad Tolgast's father and mother are
both anxious 10 see him fight. and they
viii have ring-side seats the next time
he contests. If AID don't get a gait on
him soon, it will be some time before
Pop and Mon" see him fight
jim Feeney has Tommy Langdon in
good shape for his bout with Pal Moore
next Wednesday night. Feeney claims
that Langdon win put Moore out of all
future consideration as a championship
possibility.
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BRICK RESIGNS as CAPTAIN.
Arras Chosen 10 Succeed GaIIaudet
basketball Leader.

Vernon s. Brick. 10. the veteran Gal
laudet basketball captain and the bril-
liant center. has rendered to the board
OF directors Of the Gailaudet Athletic As
ISOLATION his resignation as the leader Of
this seasons Buff and Blue Quint The
big. tow-headed New Yorker so seriously
dislocated his right knee once more in a
practice game at the Kendall Green gym
nasium last week. and is out Of the goal
shooting game indefinitely. if not foi
good, that the directors had no course
left except TO accept his resignation. with
deep regret. In Brick, Gallaudet sustains
"a severe loss, as he IS a veteran leader
and an excellent man for s center. and
in spite of a large number of basketball
candidates out at Kendall Green difficult
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ties are experienced in filling the vacancy
at center.
The varsity team unanimously chose
William II. Arras. junior. from Ohio.
TO succeed Brick as the Buff and Blue
leader. and at a special meeting the ath-
ieuc association ratified this nomination
without dissenting vote Arras is a
quiet, big fellow, and knows the game.
he having been at right guard on the
varsity I'VE since his first year at the
East Side college. The new captain an
nomced his intention to have all the
basketball candidates who will not go
home for the Christmas vacation out for
practice every morning of the week days
during the vacation, so as to be in readi-
ness for the next game Of the inter
collegiate schedule, which viii be January
with Catholic University at Brookland.
This policy has the approval of those
interested in the sport at Gallaudet
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probability
berth the st team this Dr. Hudson has voiced his opinion
ma
either the
Johnny" year school
the
the football being
the tennis He win be candidate
a
Prep School but
in
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CRACK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES-NO. 10


school introduced into the high schools
mainly TO heworko of I'm NJ.
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johnny, as the boys nave
nicknamed him. is IN his second
year at the Rhode Island Avenue
School. and has won his letter in
football. baseball, and track, and
would have annexed one in tennis
had the letter been given for that
branch OF sport This year saw
Bridget manager of the football
team and captain Of the tennis
team. He played right end on the
eleven. and put up a good game
on the Business tennis team
Johnny" is the son Of B. NJ
Bridget. of 2149 California avenue.
He is 10 years old. weighs 145
pounds. and stands feet 1015
inches. He viii graduate this year,
as he has been taking the two-year
course. Johnny" is playing a
guard position on the basketball
team this year, and is putting up
such a game that would warrant
the captaincy next year If he re-
turned for the postgraduate course.
In his first annual indoor meet,
held last Saturday. Bridget showed
his fellow team mates that he could
travel some in the quarter-mile as
well as in the 25-yard dash. finish
ing second in both these races.
John played on the second nine
last enrfpcr ana made such q cred-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-20

Willie Moody is getting back into his
old-time form. His defeats of Johnny
Willetts and Johnny Krause showed that
he is still a dangerous customer for any
Of the light-weights.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-20

China raises about cne-half Of the worlds tea the
annual reduction of which is estimated at l,eeo,-
eco coo pounds.
Honduras is developing a valuable industry from
its hitherto despdsed gIlanOnlm trees which yield
lunbT that is lighter than cork.
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Fred Tenney Succeeds Fred Lake Manager Boston Nationals
For Cutlery Gifts

@Aii-Wil NidlilNuiS DSitNiS .
$500 to 5000.
Queen Manicure Buffer,
$3.50 TO $500.
Manicure Sets, $500 to
5000,
Desk Sets, Shears, and Pa
per Knife, $1.00 and up.
Scissors, in sets, 3 to 7 pairs,
$500 and up.
Jubilee Razors. 30 days
trial honed one year free,
$3.50.
Gem, jr., Enders, and Ever
ready Razors, $1.00.
Gem de Luxe Safety Ra-
zors, $3.50.
Elite, 12-blade Safety Ra-
zors, $3.50.
Gillette Safety Razors, $500.
Gillette Combination Sets,
$500.
Auto-Strop Safety Razors,
$500.
Pocket Knives, CSC 10 SO.
Rodgers and IAL Knives, 75c
and up.
Pocket Knives. .. 3. and
blades; pearl and stag handles;
large variety from which 10 Sc
lect; boxed; big value. SOC.
Knives and scissors, xl-00 and
up.
knives with corkscrew. sLoO
and up.
Tool Knives. with plyers.
leather punch. screwdTiver. one
large blade; quality guaranteed.
$3.50.
Tool Kits, in leather case, $3.50
10 $40.
Cigar Cutters. great variety.
Csc and up.
Nail Trimmers. csc. soc. and
use.
Antieor and Star Safety Corn
Razors, SL0O.
Manicure Files. pearl. handles,
csc.
$3.50.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-20

Pitcher Bin Burns has a big ranch In
Texas, where he ropes cattle and has a
royal time all winter This leads the
Cincinnati Times-Star To remark: why
doesn't Bin lay off level space in that
large territory and practice fielding hunts.
an it?ss
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STOCK IN PIRATES BOUGHT.
John u. Harris, Former Owner of
Doves, Purchaser.

Pittsburg. Dec. 19.-The announcement
was made here officially tonight that
John p. Harris, former owner OF the
Boston Nationals. had bought block OF
stock in the Pittsburg Baseball Club, and
would at once assume an active interest
in its affairs. He viii assume a director
ship in the club. There Is much mys-
terry connected with the purchase of stock
by Harris. Whose stock was purchased
or how much stock was purchases has
not been made pablicsin the notice issued
Jointly from the Office OF President Drey-
fuss and Mr. Harris here tonight.
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The minor leaguers complain that the
big league owners are asking too much
money for the talent they wish 70 unload
on the bushers.
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SECOND CATHEDRAIS WIN.
TeRnalIytOwn Boys Capture Hot
Basketball Game, ~ to II.

Baskef-baII Game, - to II.
In holly contested game Of basketball
yesterday between the second teams OF
the National Cathedral School and the
Army and Navy Props in the formers
gymnasium. the Cathedral boys came out
victorious, 2 TO IL Both teams played
fast ball. and when the whistle blew for
the end Of the game the Props were push
ing the Tennallytown boys hard.
W. Lockwood. for the Cathedral team.
and Chandler. for the Props. exceIed in
the basket-tossing line. the former caging
i've goals and free toss. while the latter
managed to cage seven goals ard one free
toss. The game was free from roughness.
and It was considered one OF the best
games witnessed in the Tennalytown
gymnasium. Lineup and summary.
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STEAMER FOR y. ". SLOCUM
FINE SaenI Baiidlag ~ CrO ISLAND Sss
Ne@ Nork q Msmber.

4 handsome steam yacht 10 nearing com
pietion ~ Jacobs ward az cay IslRnd Tor
Thomas W Slocu m . member Of the New
York Yacht club. This Yacht viii be ready
for commission nv June -. she - now
plated. 80 that her lines are clearly defined
The plans have been drawn by Henry J.
Gielov and he ~ supertRteDdinG the con
strnceion Mr. Slocum will Use the yacht
cruising on LohG Island Sound and I'D
iacent UA,era The vessel Will have liberal
bunker capacity. that more extensive
cruise. may be made. All the materials
pnt erina into the construction Of the vessel
are Of the very best.
The pTinCip dimen sions Of this yacht
are iaS feet over all. i3H feet inches on
the water line - feet beam and o. feet
depth Of hold. The plating - Of the IN and
out tyne a. this style OF construction gives
the greatest strength with the least weight
The lines Of the vessel while showing poW 81
are very easy extendinE IN fair curves from
stem to stsTn. 1he deck 10 flush and runs
the full length OF the weasel IN an unbrok en-
sweep The bulS ATks are OF steel finished
With teak rail. On deck there Etll be two
houses; c9as.rucssd Of sssA ~ 'ss ss,
Ths foFw ard house VI ~ be ntted up az =
dining room with . handsome buffet and
sIdsboard Ar OF this on the port slde and
SSIisrs pantry With ice6ox, rsfrissraior.
locker. shelves. dresser and sink and q
dumbwAttsr connecting with the galley
below The captains stateroom WIZ be
with berth, dssk. bureau and chart table.
The after deckh house will be htted up - q
social hail. witch paino. music stand,
tables. handsome divsns' and WI h ave,
The Yacht VIII have q clear promenade
desk afI OF more than rs feet w length
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Bate for HaPNard-NaVy BSat Race
settled.

ASNAPoLis. Nd April I6.-The HAIRY
crew which will race against the midst
men Oh either Thursday or Saturday
next week arrived in Annapolis at n
to-day and had two spins on the n
This afternoon. The date y not yet cot,
and q Misunderstanding has occurred.
emy to-day that the race would Ne rcv
on saturday. Tonight. however. Mans
Thayer Of Harvard said that the rOa
napol!s until Thursday and that " VIC
he necessary for II TO come on then. ,
Harvard crew pulled 40 follows dur
both Of its practice spins this afternoon
Whitnc bow Sargent !, balch. 3 Howe
BACON. s. Newton. Nside. : Cutler. str
Ming. rnNaMau.
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caro- OUTPOINTs NELSON
I'm Q Tame No RsaDd kBeat at shs Matter
aN0gefng CnWn.

Frank PIcs,o. the Los Angeles lightweig
who beat Johnny Mario last week At
National sporting Club. outpointed Fight
Dick Nelson last night in q ten round bo
at ths same club which went the lin
From the first round to the hnish Pic'i
had II all hts own way. though he did
seem to put much power behind his blow
Picato h . hard hitter and uses sh
right nd left hooks which have lots
steam in them. In the first three rou
Picato fought on the defensive Both >
chan ged blOwn TO head and body In
fourth round Picato let loose a right 50
which pulled up Nelson's left eve. In .
NTH he sent a few into Nelson's sfoms
witch made the Fighting Md pun.
In the sixth Nelson came up strong a
les out his left and right. but the bl'
showed no effect on PiCatO. In the etEi
and ninth Nelson sent few blows IN D.
wind and PicatO rushed him 90 the ror
and ing on bis damaged eve. Nelson q
came hack with a left to the Jaw. and Pie
slipped 10 the noor Both men were
their feet at the nnish. Nelson puifng
muc n " inded. while Picaio was strong.
Among those who Witnessed the E
were Richard Croker and John J Scannsi
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PENN TRIES NEW RIFLES.
N,sh Ana, smith 90 Csach Ghe FsstSaII
Team Lines lp.

PHuApELPHIA. April is.-immsdiately
after The election cf Andy Smith - head
coach Of the Tn.ysTsity Of Pennsylvania
football team for the coming season tho
committee ad iourned 10 Franklin Field TO
witness the fret spring practice 0f the year.
The coaches lined up two teams In the for
nation shev though would he the most
pFactical according TO The new rules. In
:, eed Of having a auaTterback. four backs
we're lined up Ia q row parallel 20 the line.
n hous ave wards back
Al a 9lven si0nsl the ball was Daassd By
The centre directly 10 one Of ths backs and
The play put IN motion. The department
w,orkeA fairly we'll although the back 0eld
a op~arsd 20 get In thssr own way several
1imes Aftsr running through . signal
x,imneea the coaches decided 70 change the
rack neld q litle end Two % the backs
we're placed Q htsls shead o. The other two;
In This manner thu front halfbschR could
krSD abWad Of the man With the ball and
form fairly good interference
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NEW SWIMMING RECORD.


In q specially sanctioned aquatic meet
In the New York A. {. tank three new
woVld's records we're made Yesterday atteE-
noon. c. ~. Daniels took cut &c the 100
upotsra record. witch was ! minute is
~.conda. BY Zoltan do Halmay 0T BOda pest
the Austrian chameleon. and made lsst year.
DanIsls pIouEhed along like rssl hsh. and
when he emerged out Of tho water the
catches showed I unute So seconda
h.sstn@ he marx Of tho Hungarian By the
navToW margin Of IS secOnd
Then q team from the Mercury YoOt
tackled tho relay rec0rd@ Tor I'D ana ~
vNFda. Tho old record for the So0 yard
fc,,T man team vas ! minute - is aecOnda.
1nSdS M tsn9 BY tbs New York a. &. team.
TtS tirne VvpNtaFcaY was I minute - eeo0nds.
the swimmers being Danteis GOODWIN.
q n TVubenbach and south. Iee tenn q
six vac c0mpOsed Of Dantela, Negich south,
Trub~nbaeh. Goodwin aRd Ruddy and they
gwaua tho 80 yards IN fntnutas ~ i-b
eec0nda hsattng The Old mark ~ nlanuteN
q as sscn1ds. made By the View York A. c.
eDnFa IN February. 1907.
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GOLF.
mIehmsad County Country CIub 20 Opeu
New Course Ptnehurst Ptay.

To-day the new eighteen ho!e course Of
the Richmond County Country Club will be
opened for the season, but there will be no
competitive play until neat month George
Fernis. the professional from TrOon has
tho greens IN fne order ~ the annual
slectio ION this week he Officers reelected
we're President. STACEY Richmond. Vice-
preAident George CTomNeil Secretary .
W. l. seaman. treasurer. X =, Emmons.
PINEHuRsr. y. &. April iS-TO-day..s
ar.r and second rounds in the annual mid
April golf tournament we're with one ex-
crescent Athletic Club. Henry. C Fowne-
Of the OAkInont Country Club, = Pierce
bee Of The Alpins Country Club are the
SURVIVOR Tho match Of the day was q
twenty hole contest between Mr.. Worden
and y A. Tennessee OF tooperegown Country
defeated l. ID. Pierce ia the playon Of
yesterdays tie. - TO"
The summary
Presidents Cap First YolsdS IDhnsssee
Coopers,oWn Country beat :. &. Cummings JT..
hys,.ssOos, s?a s,rs "Sss sr.T cr1 sS5,
I end !. q u. cutter, Biusmount Country brs'
De u. Nicoii. IT.. New YORK, and 4. n. c.
-Ss: s2Gnf s.s es.S
Horton wiihAmsport. ~ default = J. Chees.
N.s iorS. pee A. TTaSy Sog ~. SoSen,rS ;
srd > Ases.v; sS;n,sA ss, CSgnSS: 0 a.
fault " ". Orfusbee. Alpine Country. beat :. 4.
Cumming HyannlspOrt and
second Round Worden Dest Hennessec. Up
Uwenw holeS FOwues beat CutleT. 4 and I.
pierce bea; Checs. and D orFnsDee bes' MscEay
consolston-FlrsI amm!nGs. j.. beat
Horton beat Trscy. , aRd :: Cummings beat
Lightboarn. asd
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mar,srd's souih.rn Baseean rrlp

CAMBRIDGE Mass ArrG Is The "
ward baseball squad of eighteen PLAY
a zach Pieper and Managers WymAn
ione~ are OF tomorrow evening On
South ern vacation tTip The team >
spend a week a. CharlOttssN Va
guests OF the I niverStty Of Virginia and '
play The Virginia team on NAdnesdaV
Thursday 1f neal wees ami t'Snf <sFO
on Saturday owing to an unusually n
spring a. Cambridge the team - nov fIFt
advanced than usual a. this time ~ yea
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PHILADELPHIs. April IS - Doc scan
Ion Gas thOrouG hiy IATTuped in the second
inning nv che Phil'iss to-day and By the
time he managed tO dispose Of the third
hand nine m@n he'd faced him. I'VE hitting
safety, Which with . pass and stolen base
ed the Phillies four runs and practically
the game. the mai verdict for the afternoon
being 90 q That session es',led scanlon
and he gave way to George Bell
He'll was only found for two htfs during the
ak innings he worked against the PhtlGAes.
buk ~ that thres runs we're chalksd up
aGalnf him. This waA due 10 the uncertain
arrDs Of Isnnox. Tony Smith and Danbertr
With q mun Of thrown ball by Irwin Of
Wheat's perfect toss 20 the rllb0sr. Had
Bell received tho same Kind o. support as
MOren and Mar0ney we're backsd up WIN
the clubs might have been playing yet.
MOren WAS hit hard by the Dodgwrs
Af,er Erwin had cleared the right held
fence with q terrific drive in The sixth
MOTsn retired from the game IN favor Of
MarOuey. who worked ont the Lass three
rounds against the Dahlens. The former
OVIOl@ sOuthDaw blsnked the visitors for
the three sessions he 'wsFsed against them.
The nrOTe.
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anh to a. Oar as asoanri
We tyimG run. Works
rnth. rhe snogr.


,,!.ai.ed lar s.ansg. IN me nIais Isnlng.
'tasa~a nv Waeu IN the nlntA lnnlnR.
6s.Tais. -.,''.:. - SSsSSS .:
kN,as. CNeyelsnd-BEad LaIols, I.Qrd. Eas
Jones. Two basa hit eaNaaSly. SasTtncs hita--
nrsseS.. Llns. saalsa hasrs-Oobb. 2 Aoh-
egty. haH. Hlrsulnaham. rAsaeriy, 2 LAioAr.
YIres hass On halls-Oa Lnk. d OF Wblstt. =
81 Wesas I. Il't BY piarAes-ny Llnk tMort
eIVl, Iteae haee errDr-Clavelond. Left On
neses-Cisveland. o. DETROIT. q StrBch SAl-ny
Ilnk. by wnasti. Z. NmOlrsS-KsTin and NheH
dan. Tlms--s Naslra
~ Louan "A. ~. .. CHICAGO a. ~.
CNscAoo. April BA-Tha 81 louis nruysaa
sveasd W 9th lAe Wits Sol this sfiernooa
Walsh was dEtvea fT0n The mound u de sia %
aod Barna. VIE iOlh8wed. pitched 70 but COS man
e1u Na9 rellnao ed ~ OllusaeaA. Petty and Wad.
asi a'd tho pitching foE 81 LouIs- me score
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,.'-d ,or Quinn IA me sevs@ss issi1s
r.- Or 80 n o "a
So orr . o . o o.
Mcconnell. Speaker. Wagner
York Hem hltL Austin. FIRST hasf %
.H-. uos,sn. a LETT on basrs-noston. O. New
H-- Ftrst bsss % bslA--On Sniih. q OF
H 20 Strtick out-By Smith, o. ~ Quinn, :.
90 sec hF-IJoFd. Sscrince hits-lSgd. Niles
.'- sacrifice ny-SaAhL STORM bass
>-r."- has EnGLs. Austin. VIA pltches
80 = ilnn Hiis-OB outnn. BE sgven an1inGs
rru nooe IN TOO inuings Umpire IN chief =
rr'- assistant umpire DanOiy Time
20 sud s. minutes.
rEiIsDgLPHIA "A -. O. wAsHxaTOS.
'sHiNorus. lpFii 1.-THE Athsstcs Jumped
.' .ri~ling and Groom 10 day With great gEeeo
90 never IN danger, Bender wRa NJ
loo 1vt not IN bunr he's. Ire score
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sip, PhnAa.lphLa Mage. . Kn.hs,
Ds.alsa. Jscklit-Sh Firsi sass a. .sT.ss Psss.
Ksscf6A. =. fir-, sss. 90 ssis- od Nero. !:
% eeanlan. u OF Rel, q OF aas~ney! Z. esruce
H0ne run-Erwtn. Two hsee hl,s-Ti,Oa. nan-
bert. knabe. wheat. !. sacrifice hit HraRsArld.
lSS and RvassSsid: knsSs. noohn and bsass.
acid. Wild plirh~s-hogsn, :. 1argDey. PAsasd
ball-EvWin. Umpirss-sdHlsr AID Emslie. TtusS
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