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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
GRAMMAR BOYS
SWIM TOMORROW
Boys From Fifteen Schools to
Contest at the Central Y. M.
G. A. Gymnasium.

Under the supervision OF Ply steal Di-
rector Jones, OF the public sch ools. the
! grammar grade schools of Richmond
Will be represented by five boys from,
each school in a swimming meet to be
held at the Central Young Mems Chris
tian Association pool tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock. Tho meet will be
conducted by the Public Schools Ath-
letic League. Physical Director Ford
and Assistant Director Conway, OF tho
Y. NJ. c. "A, will lend a helping hand 10
Mr.. Jones in the undertaking.
This is the first meet that the gram
mar graoes of Richmond have ever
been allowed 10 enter and the young
sters are filled with joy over the
thought that they have at last got a
chance TO show the larger boys what
they can 90 in the water. Seventy five
boys VIII be ut the Y. AZ. G. y to-
events. The schools that will be rep
resented arc: Elba. Cary Randolph,
Nicholson, Powhatan, Arents. Jefferson,
Stonewall Jackson. Ruffner. Madison.
Paramount. Springfield. Fox. Bellevue
and the ProVocational School. the latter
q school where the boys may take the
nrst steps toward learning valuable
trades. These schools are compare
cross-city walk which proved so in
teresting TO the youngsters.
No matter how poor the showing
made by any one Of the youngsters. it
VIII count something for the school for
he or much help towards the success of
the meet for the reason that some of
the boys who are not very good at
swimming will enter just because they
know that no matter what happens
they will be doing something for the
school they represent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
Kilonis
Richmond Hunter. Return.

NJ Dillon. G. c.. gibbons and ]. II.
Adcockc. who left Richmond last We'd
nesday for Buckingham County, Va.
on a hunting trip, returned yesterday
and had fine string of game to show.
their frisnds. The hunt was in every
way success. as each man got 4
turkey for his Christmas dinner. The
game killed was thirty-sev rabbits.
fifteen birds, fifteen squirrels and three
wild turkeys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
EASTERN COLLEGE LOSES
FAST GAME At MARSHALL

Manassas. Va. December 13-Eastern
College officially opened its basketball
season to-day at Marshall. Va. when
tho school lost TO Marshall High by
tho narrow margin OF IL to IL. Tho
game was fast and hardfought. and
belonged to either team until the last
few minutes OF plaT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
ELON COLLEGE WINS
FROM CAROLINA'S FIVE

Chapel Hill, y. c., December "a
Elon College basketball quint admins
tered defeat TO Cardinals Ave by the
score OF - 10 10 here tonight. Lack
OF practice proved the undoing of
Cardinals i've against the well-drilleGl
quint from Elon. ATurrett scored IL
points for Elon, while Tandy led the
scoring for Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
Fordham Defeats Army.

Fordham University's fast basketball
team trimmed tho Army hero this af-
ternoon In a close and interesting game
by score Of 90 TO Is The visitors
SHOT nine field goals. several OF which
we're OF tho spectacular variety. and
Gagged four baskets from the foul line
The game was close all the way
through.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14

has ever had. This is in large meas
Of Captain w. Nick Fotzor. and his
able assistants Captains Smith. Pat
tcrson and Alexander. The team was
not defeated, and the goal limo was
crossed In only ono game The eleven
consisted entirely of first team men
Tho. scores OF the season will show
tho class OF football the lads Of tho
Garnet and Gold put upi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
RUNNING ATTACK AND
FORWARDPASSMUSTRF
IMPROVED, SAYS CAMP
Grand Old Man" Of Football Picks A-American
Eleven and Comments on Individual Selections.
Game Needs Better Passing and Not
Greater Variety of Passes
Walter Camps Selection for
All-American Football Eleven


H"sset Dartmouth Fritz Cornell
Sebras
Munns
Martpe
altman
Army
Rrickley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14

Waynesboro, Va. December lathe
Military School. although practically
closed on November 20, was finally
closed last Tuesday night, with tho
principal. Major Morgan ri. Hudgins
This year has been most prosper
GUS ono in football for Fishburne, and
the team might be said to bo ono OF
tho best If not the best, that the school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
Dundee to Fight walsh.

New Orleans. December is.--Johnny
Dundee. OF New York. and Freddie
Walsh. English lightweight champions,
have been matched for ten round
bout hero New Years afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14

Fishburnc. %; Jefferson School. 3.
Fishburne. "a; Washington and Leo
Eishburne. 80: Woodbury. Forest. ..
Fishburne, Ga; Washington and Lee
Eishburne. 10; Randolph Macon. 0.
Fishburne, 25; Staunton Military
Academy, H.
Fishburns, 46; Augusta Military
Academy, Q,
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
ABE ATTELL SHOWS
COME BACK" POWER
Fans Discuss Possibility Of Bat
tie With KiIbane After Show
ing Made Last Night.

NEW YORK. March ga left hook
to the jaw of Ollie Kirk, ST. Louis
glove artist. took all the fight out OF
that youngster. and today Abe Attell.
the man who uncovered the hook. is
being hailed as the only mitt singer
who ever came back In the prize
ring.
Fight fans were seriously discussing
the possibility of another match be-
tween the former champion feather and
Johnny Kilbane, his conqueror. and Abe
is quietly laying plans by which ne
hopes TO recover the title. Kirk. at the
same time, Is trying to explain why ne
was all in at the end Of the third round.
and his explanations are along the
same lines as those OF Bombardier
Wells
AttelI showed his old-time form when
he stepped into the ring at the Forty
fourth Street sporting Club After the
fight he said that he had not trained
for his former bout with Kirk. who
earned a decision over him six months
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.BENN|NG STABLES
MARLBORO ENTRIES
Maryland Town Has Not
Enough Accommodations for
Horses for Coming Meet.

For the first time In its racing his
tory Marlboro viii have more horses
than 1t win know what to do with
Since the announcement OF the dates
for the meeting of the Southern Mary
land and Fair Association. April to
12. applications have been pouring In To
the secretary. and there will be In the
neighborhood Of 500 horses to draw from
for the ten days meeting. Fortunately
all applicants for stable room can be
accommodated at Bennins. where al
ready there are 800 thoroughbreds quar-
tered.
The special horse train that win be
run every morning during the Mari
boro session will carry more than fifty
horses from the Washington course to
Marlboro. There is stabling room at
the Marlboro course for 200 horses.
and all the stalls win be filed. The
first shipment to the track took place
yesterday when the horses of w. C.
Aeant arrived from Pimiico. In the lot
were Otilo, Stelclin, Galindo, Ramon
Coronoa, together with the big stable OF
Johnny Farrell, including Henotic.
Abe Carson wired from New York
that he would ship Toniata and four
others to the track. Toniata won a
number of good races at the June
meeting last year.
Several stables are coming from
Juarez, and a trainload from Charles
ton will carry 40 Thoroughbred The
most important string to come from
Mexico will be that of Powell & Parker,
with Upright. Napa Nick, and others
Upright on Tuesday stepped seven fur
longs at Juarez in 1:24, the fastest time
for the distance that has been made at
that course this season.
Upright IL a high-class horse, and
will be hard to beat at Marlboro. for he
Is as good on a half-mile track. II Is
said, as on the mile circuit. Bob Har-
ris, with Flying Footsteps and two
others. will accompany the Powell sta
BILE.
Officials for the meeting have been
announced. Judge Brady win preside
in the stand, with Harry Price as asso-
ciate Judge and clerk of the scales Jim
Milton, who has been sending the horses
away at Charleston. will do the start
ing. W. w. Lyles will be the paddock
judge and Ed Hanna track superin-
tendent. Hart Dernham is the racing
secretary
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at once. Before the excitement died
away six tallies had been marked up
for the Climbers and the Pimientas
were in for a good walloDing.
Mcbride drew a free ticket and Ain
smith showed his anatomy In the
course OF the pill Drohan popped to
Cashion, but Moeller showed a roller to
Gedeon. The coast kid failed to get
Ainsmith at second and the corners
were pammed. Cashion wild-pitched Nc
Bride home and Ainsmith to third and
Moeller and Ainsmith tapped the plat
ter when Foster singled To right. Miian
rolled to Schaefer. but "Rippy" VIII
liams scored Foster with hard drive
to left, reaching second himself when
AcOsta let the rolling pill get away
Fl ON him.
Gedeon became temporarily insane
hurling LapOrtc's grounder wildly in
the direction of fist. Williams tallyinS
and Francois reaching second. Then
Hank Shanks cracked her open for TWO
sacks to right, scoring Laporte with
the sixth tally of the inning. McBrides 8
fly to Acosta stopped the murder.
Pimientas Score Five
Tom Drohan succeeded Engel for tho
Climbers in the fifth and pitched ex-
cellent ball Until the seventh when the
Pimientas discovered his combination
and opened up on him with a venge-
The Washington times., 1913-03-20

MARLIN. Tex. March 20.-A dozen
Giants on the sick list were trying,
through the medium of handball, tennis
and other less strenuous sports, to win
their way back to some kind Of cond!-
tion today. Occasionally they stopped
long enough to congratulate their
mates. who returned from Waco yester-
day with a l3-to-1 victory to their credit.
McGraw, well satisfied with the condi-
ton of the regulars. is trying to whip
the rest of the squad into shape before
the return to New York.
HAMILTON. Bermuda, March 90
Smarting under their second defeat at
the hands of the Jersey City Skeeters
Of the International League, the High
landers today were busy improving
their batting eyes against another game
with the hustling minor league aggre-
CATION
Chance has discovered that his crew
can't hit at opportune times, and he Is
far from pleased with the ragged work
of his infield. Changes In the Hne-uD
are expected before the Highla ndcrs
take the field again.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 20-With
the series with the Pirates evened up,
as a result of midseason pitching on the
part OF Smoky Joe Wood and Charlie
Hall, the Red Sox were scheduled for
only light practice this morning and a
Yannigan contest in the afternoon. The
Red SOx collectively hoped today for
the recovery OF Bobby Byrne. hit on the
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Army and Navy Opens
Its Season Next Week

The Army and Navy Prep School will
open it's season next week when the
Emerson Institute nine is met at the
Connecticut avenue grounds. Several
attractive games have been listed for
the season. among them games with
loo al high schools.
The schedule follows: March 25. En-
erson Institute. at A. & y. Field; March
IS. Bliss Electrical. al A. & N Field !;
April 2, Eastern High School, at Rose
dale; April s, Technical High School, at
~ d n. Field; April u, Cardinal A. c.,
at Alexandria. Va: April 10. George
town Freshmen, at A. & n. Field; April
22, Emerson Institute, at A. & n. Field !;
April %, Georgetown Props. at A. & N
Field: April q. Cathedral School. at A.
e. n. Field; April 80. Eastern High
School. at A & n. Field; May I. Catho-
lie University Freshmen, at Brookland; !;
May 9. Alexandria High School. at Alex
andria: May II, De Lancey School. of
Philadelphia, at A. & y. Field: May 81
Western High School, at A & n. Field ;
May q. Cathedral School, at Mt. St
Alban.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Tomorrow's Sports

Boston Braves vs.. Atlanta, at At.
lanta.
Maps second team vs. Toledo, al
Pensacola.
Princeton at Virginia.
Athletic regulars at Nashville.
Athletic seconds at Houston.
Brooklyn vs.. Newark, at Augusta.
Yale vs.. Washington and Lee. at
Norfolk.
intercollegiate wrestling cham
pionships, at Cornell University.
intercollegiate fencing champion
ships begin in New York city.
Meeting at Harrisburg, Pa. to COM
plete organization of Tri-State Base
ball League.
Annual convention of the Canadian
Lacrosse Association, at Toronto.
Opening of the annual bench show
of the Del Monte Kennel Club, at Del
Monte, Cal.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Chapman Is After
Clyde MiIan's Record

PENSACOLA. Fla. March 2o-Ray
Chapman. the Maps clever shortstop,
intends TO vie with Ty Cobb, Clyde
Milan. Eddie Collins. and other speeders
I'm the art OF pilfering bases during the
1913 American League season. Chappie
Is working hard down here TO perfect
himself in every branch OF work on the
paths. The other day in practice he
showed his class by beating out an in
field hit. stealing second and third, and
scoring on an infield hit Chapman
never showed UP to such advantage be-
fore. either in speed or sliding, and his
teammates are of the opinion that he
will have TO be reckoned with when the
hase running crown is awarded the
coming season. ..
The Washington times., 1913-03-20

ance. showing five runs across the plate
OF three walks and three blngIes.
Cutie" Morgan started the slaughter
with triple over Milans dome TO the
track Foster seized Egan's roller and
then flung II to the stadium, allowing
Morgan to score and the stubby back
stop to perch himself on the midway
cushion. Ecan surprised the specta- :
tors by quickly stealing third
Austin took a walk and so did Acosta
Hank Shanks came i'll under Scheer's
short fly and nobody moved on rho
bags. but Welchonce drew pas, fore
ing in Egan. Gedeon was thrown out
by Foster and still nobody stirred. hut
when Rebel Williams bounced a sweet
safety to right, Austin and Acosta
darted over the dish. WelChonce tailed
on Schaefers single to right. Morgan
ending the frame with a gruUnder to
Laporte.
The score:
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PIMIENTAS BORROW WALTER JOHNSON TO
PITCH AGAINST THE REGULARS TODAY
Snappy News From Training Camps

head yesterday by one Of Woods
smoke" balls.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 90
Mack's Athletics arrived here early to-
day from Memphis. where they twice
defeated Bill Barnhardt's boys. Though
the Mackmen were on the sleeper all
night. they went out for morning prac.
tice and worked until noon. The team
has worked into surprisingly good shape
and every man with the possible excep-
ton of Strunk. says he is low ready for
the season.
HOUSTON, Tex. March 20.-The Ath-
letic Yannigans came over from Calves
ton today for a game with the local
club. Rain prevented the completion of
the game yesterday. Up TO the fourth
inning when the downpour came the
Yannigans kept the Houstons on the
offensive with the score l to o.
WILMINGTON. n. c., March 20-The
Phillies and the Baltimore Orioles will
make another attempt to get together
here today following their disappoint-
ment at Fayetteville yesterday on ac-
count Of the rain.
MOBILE. Ala, Marhc eO-The Nan
regulars lineup against Mobile today
If the weather permits. They plaved
two innings yesterday when the game
was called on account of rain Man
aGer Birmingham is beginning TO worry
over his pitchers, some of whom are
far from being in good condition be-
cause OF lack of work for the past two
weeks.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
0xon Hill Team Will
Meet Any Others

OXON HILL. Nd. March 2o.-Man-
ager Heiskell, of the Oxon Hill baseball
team, desires games with strong clubs
In Maryland. Virginia, and the District.
and will welcome challenges addressed
to him. The team Is organized for the
seasons and win be captained by Lam
caster Mattingly.
The next practice viii be held Satur-
day. Those trying for the team are as
follows: Catchers Hager, Heiskell. ].
Fisher: Pitchers L. Mattingly. W. Mat
tingiy, Sweeney. Carico. Fowler; In
fieiders G. Fisher. Rusk. Major, Ryer-
felders Rowe, Van wormer, Hunger
ford. Martin, Cox. Kirby. Padgett.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Has Fine Crop.

McGraw has the finest crop of young
sters picked up by anv major league
team this year. He expects to get two
finds. and possibly four. out of this
years pickup.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Rivals contrasted.

Just can't help contrasting the work
of the Catholic University team with
that of Georgetown on the games
played The Brooklanders have breszed
through two contests while Georgetown
has yet to record win. Weak hitting
at the Hilltop and heavy artillery at
Brookland u telling the story.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20

Regulars ............ x-l0
Pimientas ........... 0 0 5 o !
Runs-ACosta. WelchOnce. Morgan Egan
Austin, Mo-lcr I3J. Foster 90 Milan Will
Jams. Mcbride l2i. AinHnith Stolen bases
Egan and Moelcr. Sacrifice hit-Iaporte
Left on bases-Regulars. :: Pimientas
First base on balls-On EngeI 4; off Drnhan
4: 0T cashion. !; on Austin. l. Innings
pitchcd-By Engel. 1: by Drohan, 3; by Bar
ton. >. by Cashion. 4: by Austin. 4 Hits
ton. /: off cashiOn. ,: off Austin &: Struck
out-Ry Engel. J; by Barton. |: by Austin l
Three base hits-M"cllrr Williams and Nor
gan. TwO-base hits-Drnhan. Milan, and
Lapurtc. Sacrifice fiy-Lapnrte. Double plays
Mcbride to Williams; Williams to SChaefer
TO Egan. Hit by pitchcr-By Cashion
Ainsmith Tmpre-Mr. Roth. Time OF
game-l hour and 70 minutes.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
What Turner did.

Now, Joe Turner, who wrestles al
most anyone in the middleweight class,
was thrown last night at Salt Lake
City in what the Mormons called the
best bout of the year. Joe met Mike
Yokel. the champion middlewe!Ght. and
succumbed after more than an hour Of
hard battling. Joe says that wrestling
in the clouds is not his speed.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Rainy weather.

Looks like the same old rainy spring
we had last year. Managers and train
ers in the various camps are beginning
to lose patience at the delays, and may
again be forced to enter the league races
with poorly conditioned teams just as
was the case last season. A great num-
Der Of injuries is being recorded. too.
Scarcely a day goes by that some play
er is not laid on the shelf.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Canadian Race Dates.

HAMILTON, Ontario, March co.
The allotment for the Canadian
Racing Associations circuit for
1918, made public today, is as
follows:
Ontario Jockey Club, Toronto,
May "a to May 81.
Montreal, June 4 to IL.
Ottawa, June II TO June 81.
Hamilton, June % to July :.
Fort Erie, July 4 TO II.
Windsor, July 16 to %.
Hamilton, July 26 to August 3.
Fort Erie, August 6 to IL.
Windsor, August is to %.
Ottawa, August % TO September 3.
Montreal, September 6 to 1S.
Toronto, September 90 to %.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Siqns New Pitcher.

The Danville club. of the Three-I
League. has signed Pitcher Ukanavitch
and Catcher Bossaloughni. Nice battery
for the Three-L Lamp umpires to an
nnlI1ce Vow
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Rippy Has Big Day.


the Climbers in the absence of Chick
Gandil and had a field day with the
fail. Five times he strobe to the plate
end only once did he fail 20 pound out
a safety. Three singles and a screech-
ing drive to right for three sacks were
his totals for the day.
Danny Mocller crashed out a triple
and a single, Howard Shanks had a
double and a single. and Eddie Foster
and Wee Jack" F,gan contributed a
brace of singles to their teams' en-
deavors. The sound of the wood against
the old horsehidc was good to the ear
Even little Granville Dickey, the Wash
ingtOn lad who just dropped into town
TO see the boys practicing. was salts
fed with the slamming lie was an
interested spectator until his student
guardian, f. II. Brown whisked him
back to the Capital for a possible
spanking.
The scoring commenced in the very
first frame when Danny Moeller lifted
a trIple to left. Acosta scranbIinR after
II like a rabbit. Foster and Milan ex-
pired In row but "Rippy" Williams
leaned against a fast one for a clean
single TO left and MOeller was over.
Two Come Across.
Two Climbers chased themselves
across the rubber in the third when,
after Engei had perished. the head of
the list got busy and beat Cashion's
speed to death. Moeller registered a
single TO left, romping all the way
around to third on Fosters pretty drive
to the same section. Milan saw one he
liked and he was TOosting on second
Moeller and Foster scoring. before
Harry Welchonce could find the pill
AL Williams got another bingle, a single
TO center. but Laporte and Shanks fell
down and no more runs appeared that
frame.
The real explosion cams in the
fourth, though, for Cashion was hit
hard and his support became puerils all
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Finds Batting Eye.

Larry Doyle. of the Giants. has found
his batting eye early this season and Is
whal ng the pill TO all corners of Texas
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Climbers Chatter.
BY SENATOR" I"

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March 20
The series of practice games is evenly
di yided now. each having two victories,
two defeats and one tied game.
Jack Egan's work behind the bat for
the Pimientas was classy TO an ak.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20

old habits of scoring on every oppor-
tunity. He is showing great speed on
the patchs. and Foster works the little
old hit-and-run play just as he did all
last season.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Practice Games.

Pimientas, 5; Regulars. 10; al
Charlottesville.
Boston, Z; Pirates. 2; at Hot
Springs.
Athletic Yannigans, 1; Houston, 0;
four innings.
Jersey City, 4; Yankees, 0; at
Bermuda.
Giants, 13; Waco. l; at Waco, Tex
Tigers. 6; Pclicans, /; at New Or
leans.
White Sox. 5; Portland, 1; at
bakersfield, Cal.
St. Louis, 3; Albany, l at Albany
Ga
Gleason's Sox. s; Sacramento, 3;
at Sacramento. Cal.
OTHER GAMES.
Catholic University, s.; Penn State
4; at Brookland.
Lafayette. 3; Georgetown. 1; at
Hilltop.
NJ. A. c., 3; Navy, 2; at Annapolis.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Corrects error.

Wish to correct an error in an account
of an entertainment AT BallstOn, Va. In
which Turner, not Joe. was reported
as having thrown Robinson. 1t seems
that the tables were turned, and that
Robinson got the decision in a bit over
eight minutes. The good folks Of Balls
ton have been somewhat perturbed
over the announcement, and ! take it
this will be a sufficient explanation.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20

Danny Moeller took a chance yester-
dav with his left shoulder. sliding into
third once to beat throw. Guess my
shoulder must be all o. K" he said.
at the dinner table, at didn't bother
me a bit today Good news! Great
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Climbers Take Liking to Cash
ions SIants and Bat Out a
Victory in Third and Fourth.

treme. He handled Cashion's speed
faultlessly. and got two clean hits.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Will Coach Maine.

George MagoOn. the old major league
infclder, has signed to coach the INT
yersity of Maine baseball team.
The Washington times., 1913-03-20
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are at $25, you
wouldn't wonder

that we say a good deal about
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these suits you'd start now to
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The idea of cheapness has
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who can we'll afford to pay
SIS still submits to the irri-
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higher cost of made-to-meas-
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We make some clothes to
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and as high as SIS and $40.
Our guarantee is not
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the clothes; it guarantees
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them. Better pay the SIS.
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Good Clothes Makers
The Washington times., 1913-03-20

The crack Holy Cross team from
Worcester. Mass, played Virginia in
the afternoon. The New Englanders
hadn't been out of doors before. and
looked II. but the game was interesting
and attracted most of the Climbers to
seats in the stadium.