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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-06-09
Protected.

Mrs. Coupon-ThOmas says that We
must ec0nomize. All his securities are
dropping lower every day. Mrs. Van
Gelt "a rich young widow)-Mine are
all right. know. keep them In a
safe deposit vault.-Puck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
SCHEDULE MAY
Be CHANGED
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY BASE
BALL TEAM FACES TROUBLE.
As Result Of Arrangement Of Long
Schedule-Faeulty May Force Can
collation. of Few Games.

Special uisratch 90 the In-tclIigeu,cr.
MpEGANTDWN. vs.. Va. Jan. .-Ir
the present road schedule or the We.
Virginia University base ball team is
played. 80 viii be the direct result or o.
concession granted hy the faculty fo-.
as the schedule stands now % BE- entire v
TOO long. There is an iroucIad rule at
West Virginia which will not permit %
feprescntatiEc team Co BE- awnv more
IMAM SIX fun days. and 90 is this -uls
iiaf o. causing the trouble. The man
desiring Co got started as soon
as possible. went ahead and arrenreJ "a
road trip through tho east aud soutl.
Mhirh would consume about seventeen
da}f. itifccu games being scheduled for
lh, cntlfe Iauut I'm order Co. play tho
schedule the team would have TO ff4tc
mere Aprtl \. the date OF The opening
Easter vacation, ana u the dates ar
ranged ami contracted for are filled the
team would arrive home Anil rs.
ITO carry out the University rule two
games would have Co Boz cut off fIe
schedule. which would lnclud. the date
arranged with the University Of PITTS
hnrEh a. PITTSBURGH. saturday. April 80
ihc cuiot''mcut or The rule would mean
NAT tho team would have to return home
I~hNrHdHN. April "a. Iu time for Fridnr.a
class work. hitch would boz furoarfrf.
DO Ill the rtmes closed un. are played
The schedule HIs mot set been ape
proved UN tire athletic committee which
wv ne Governed hy The decision reached
f.o ffotIlty Several member 81 tho
Hllf I1Nnr fHr ~cNtcus.uu Of the rcEu.
lnr Time. now That tHe contracts ustr
boon closed while others want the rule
now DO wiu be- abused 'n the arransc-
mont or fuIuIs .~.nTd.'ea. n the faculty
I'Ip consuming two ~ three days irtn
Wf"f'Iu .. .NurrH. f.HatIrHuIH wHI
HNflN Do eU|rtfI.fI THO entire sfu-
cont h0i' Hri rHI'' l.1lIr tHe baseball
t' ho fH..n DID,. fr' ff.HIt.. 50. scr u1
H'. 'I'.I fr"W Charles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
PRES. TENNER SAYS ORGANIZED
BASEBALL MAKES GAME BETTER

that the legality % tue present form or
contract between the league and players
Nas attacked but IT. validity In law
and guilty was sustained by the SUI
preme court in Pennsylvania In The
LaJoie case With respect 20 the allie
ties 20 the national agreement are H.
legal continuation or trusts. IN re-
trust statute. u b. difficult a. take
such declaration seriously. Expert
ence has demonstrates that this M
uonal agreement. existing between aud
satisfactory TO all leagues. has done
more 60 place our national game fore
,Rost among sn os.aoo, sp2r,. the
Under the provisions Of this agreement
the player has his day In court. and
portunny ~ given him for a fair i'm
partial and thorough hearing TO the
end that fun justice may be done htm
No Opposition
Toned and sustained by our courts OF
Justice. object to players breaking their
contracts. but ~ the proposed tederai
growing held OF baseball players COM
ing TO the front every year II will meet
with no opposition from US.
Speaking for the National League.
may add. that we propose TO continue
our policy, OF fair dealing with our
no doubt I'm so doing. our actions will
meet with general APPRECIATION.
DID Not Meet.
me proposed meeting OF the National
baseball commission did not take place
today. partly owing 20 the lengthy meet
Ing OF the National league directors and
partly TO the fact that President Ten-r
had 20 leave on an early afternoon train
for the east.
When the announcement was made
mat here would be no further meetings
OF the commission at this session. both
major and minor magnates hurriedly
packed their grips and left the town.
The committee from the National As
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball
had hoped TO take up several
matters with the commission concerning
legislation that was brought up at the
last meeting Of the national association
AZ Columbus. but this plan was anan-
doned when Governor Tener left town.
The National league meeting de-
veloped little other than the statement
issued by President Tener. IN re-
quests granted TO the Baseball Players
fraternity deals entirely with contracts
and necessitates the changing OF the
present contract in several particulars.
This was discussed by the league mag
mates and IL was announced that the old
contracts could he signed until the
new contracts are issued. The new con-
ditions to be inserted I'm the contracts.
however. viii be binding upon all clubs
. who have signed or who will sign play
ers to old contracts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
INTEREST IN "a HOUR
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

Quite q number OF the local howl
crs are manifestinC a great deal of
interest in the 2f-hour endurance
contest being staged in New York
city between n number Of ten pin
stars. which began last night at II
o'clock and which will continue IN
III midnight tonight. The reason so
much local interest Is being mani
Tested in the contest ia because OF
the prominence ~ the men who arc
engaged IN tho contest. The name
OF those taking part In the confest
are as follows
Jimmy smith. Alex Dunbar. Mort
lindsey Harry Cohn. Billie Helms
Glen Riddci. Bernie Nauer OF Syca
more n other we'll known star
performers will be seen In action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
BETHANY FIVE
VS.. Y. M. G.. A.
urEEEsrEG CONTEST WILL M
STAGED AT LOCAL oYH
TEIB EVENING.
Players Of Each Team Are Optimistic,
AZ 10 the Hesult-Past Preliminary
Il Promised

very interesting game % basketsah
elii Re played this evening ~ the Y. ~.
college team and the Iocsl y n Ck
a~-Srexat9n beginninr promptly az Sis
= clocs Tho game viii no doubt bring
a. the two teams will I'M All probabuffS
put up n good game.
Coach Miller has been very busy for
ne lest lev days putting the team
a. the locals are going into the contest
Win the determination 10 win from 49,
ISsrtasny lads By a large score. Bethany
eoleSe has one % the best ~haskefhaiI
teams fhis season that the sch COL has
mad Tor some time. and the team from
the game verv fnferes,f,c -. =" nane
The two teams Will line up as follow.
x9r ne game this evening.
Z. M c. A Position. Bethany.
ttste McAfulleu
n"'"am Rodgers
Forward.
h -.-....... Nicholson
enter.
pno,hton Or smith .wilkin
The local Y. VI. q. a. team will in All
~prooShili,y journey to BuckhAnnon sat
leyan college basketball team on Satur-
Gay evening OF this week. At the pres
that the y. NJ. g. A. team OF this city -
one OF the best basketball teams TO be
iound any where In the state.
Preliminary Game.
As preliminary TO the game between
the Y. NJ. g A. and Bethany. "A game Will
ne played " the Cubs and Superbs.
ana the Ravens ~. Yankees. The games
between the senior league teams viii in
all probability prove very Interesting
contests.
The lineup OF the superbs ana Cubs
Tor This evening Is as follows:
Superbs. Position. Cubx
Wood-Bell ......F weigenhein-Rruhn
reuben ...-C ...-....... Davis
Murray-McAdams C. .McAdams-La Rue
Inc ltavens and Yankees will line up
as follows for their game:
Ravens. Position Yanhs-.
MeIs.Gimn .Bter-Medick
horner ..-...C Goethe
Ladore-Stromp O. homas-Kreiger
Professor White, or the Bellaire Tfigh
school. viii referee the game between
Bethany and the Y. NJ. c. a. teams.
Saturday evening OF this week the
game between the Wheeling High school
and the North Side High school OF PETS
ourgh. VIII he played at the Y. VI. c. a.
gymnasium beginning promptly AZ s
O'Clock. The probable lineup OF the two
teams viii he announced today o. to-
morrow a good game is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

There is one phase of the Big
League baseball which many fans and
ball players overlook In their calcu.
lations of a mans ability. II Is the
big strain of the game. and this / be.
lieve. Ia responsible for the failure OF
so many playing managers. For. in
the case OF a playing manager. .hera
Is the strain OF playing the position
and the added one of trying TO man.
age the club and worrying about Il
when II is losing. And those who
know from actual experience tell me
that this worrying is some strain al
by itself.
Chance and Fred Clarke hrve been
the two big OF recent years
as playing managers. Stahl was sue.
cessful for n season when he won
the worlds championship for the Bos-
ton Red Sox, and ! believe ne would
nave put IL over again II they lad
given him time and a chance. but they
fired him as soon rs the club began
TO go "A little bad the next summer n
takes a certain delicate of
temperament for a man TO be "A sue.
cess as a player and q anage al
the same time. and even then the lob
Is liable 10 put a fellow crazy. Chance
Stahl and Clarke all have very even
dispositions. but Il wore on every one
Of them.
Chance showed n By being forced
10 quit the game actively earlier :han
he probably would have done n he had
ben only "A player throughout his ca
reer. The great strain OF leading the
Chicago Cubs-a lighting. Grabbing
crowd. and a hard bunch 10 manage
was enough to give anyone a chronic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
DISCUSSES FIGHT BETWEEN FED.
ERAl LEAGUE AND
OTHERS.
Has No Fear Of Charges Tina, Organ.
xed Baseball 10 a Trust-Commis-
sion Did Not Meet Yesterday

CINCINNATI. .. Jan. T-pre.fden
John X Iener. % the National League.
E~Anization here to-day issued a state
uent In which he prophesied that public
OPINION would be on the side % organ
the Federal League.
Pointing out that the Federal League
been confined 20 two points. one that
the reserve clause was Invalid. and the
other that the parties 10 the national
ident Tener voiced hts opinion that
neither charge could be considered esri-
ously. The statement follows:
Base ball to-day owes it's popularity
and very existence TO organization. Such
organization alone has developed and
VIII preserve and perpetuate the game 20
less organized base ball h being attack
ed to-day by those and those only who
desire 20 reap commercial benefits there
To-day. however. finds base ball more
completely and thoroughly organized
Withstand and combat the attacks that
LEAGUE does not base its attacks upon
an allegation that the public has not
been given good. clean. high class b. se
bail or that the players have not been
ssisr.. uha,,. o. 1aid commemorate
players 10 break their contracts and
seeks 60 excuse and justify it's onduc
upon two legal points. namely. the al
the players contracts. and the general
statement that organized base ball con
s~titutes n trust. / mean by this that the
Federal League has officially an
nounced that IL will test the reserve
clause In the courts and failing TO justi.
~ its contention OF illegaiity 81 Will then
seek TO have organized base ball inves;i-
gated and dissolved as a trust.
Discusses War.
But such "A threatened war on or
ganized baseball. begun by promoter.
simply for financial gain. and bases
upon broken contracts Of players. take,
no heed or account OF the sport lovinf
public. or tho real welfare of our ma,
tional game. and / believe the approva
OF such "A war at the bar OF public opin
ION viii count for more against thi,
movement and It's promoters than an,
technical decisions In the courts. ever
though such courts should again upholt
the legality and equity OF the reserv,
clause.
In point OF fact II is well known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
TO BE RECONSTRUCTED

lhe city ordinance relative 20
huiluincs and fire inspection will
.o'h undergo a complete change
since ih" burning up ~ the hIat
SCHOOL fhoro have hccu several weak
n'sf'- found in tho ordinance and
.l'-e VIII be- materially strengthened.
I'D" board of control at thc MEETING
'sl'riaF morning ordered Building
Inspector Fahcy. City Solicitor Rren-
non and Iirc Chief Rose 10 draft spc.
cal sections relating to fires IN par
ticular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
JOHNSON AND GUNB0AT SMITH
MAY FIGHT In MEXICO. JULY 4
LIST OF MEN BEHIND
FEDERAL LEAGUE MOVEMENT

CHICAGO. H.. Jan. Chi
caso. Charles Mccghman. res
tauraut owner William NJ. Walk
e., oyster and fish merchant. j..
\ Gilmore. coal business.
Toronto. Bernard Hepburn.
member parliament.
81 Louis. otto Stifel. capitalist
and brewer.
kansas city :. s. Gordon.
merchant g.. : Madison. lawyer.
Indianapolis J.. Edwin krause.
hotel mai T.. T. Gates. lawyer:
John a. Gcprge. Coal and Ice.
pittsburgh William \. Kerr.
contractor. John ~ Barbour.
broker.
baltimore I'D Htnlou. real
estate. Harry Goldman. lawyer.
John g Wilson. Jr. banker.
Huualu Walter Mullen. real
estate. r.. r. carroll. real estate:
owen b. AuGspcrser. lawyer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

IIIj1TY UITY- = T. I1n TnHI
ror husband. Peter Rooney. bad
poured nrc ON hcr and thon set her
ON fro with a match was tho ante
norcm statement made o., Nrs Mar,
l'oonef s. wears old who died in r.
ho. uit8l hero touIehf ae tho rrsulf or
burns Rooney is under arrest ~charlrd
with murder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
NEGRO PUGiLIST HAS RECEIVED
TELEGRAM FROM CALL
FORNlA PROMOTERS,
Offering TO Arrange Bout-Smith Is
willing TO Fight.-Fourth Ami
VerSary Of Jeffries FIGHT.

san FRANCISCO. Jan. IA cable
gram has been sent to Jack johnson
by local promoters offering him a fight
with Gunboat Smith for the heavy
weight championship OF the world.
the bout To be held across the Mex.
lean border az Tia Juana. Lower Cali
iornia. July Z next. Just four years
from the day Johnson defeated Jim
jefries. Smith. II is said. is willing
20 bind the match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
PERTH Ar1BoY TEAM
WILL BE WELL FINANCED

FtItIii AMHDN. ~. d.. Jan. Tie
creator Nmhov Amusement romparr
i'.mcd here TODAY 20 finance thr
.e formerly known pc tho New Yor.
tfh VOW Jersey League Nav CFbirr
W.. elected PRECEDENT Perth Ambov wa.
,"r. Hs The eighth city OF tho rirrYf.
\ fhrc' years lease has boon .irncd rra
trolnl. ana contracts viii coon Dol.
HNafdcd Tor construction of afanTr r~r
g club house.
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Welisburg
Posi-.
Linsly.

As a. preliminary Goo the game he
tween Llt-y ari N,llsburE. 20 game
VIII hc flttsd ON the same evening be
tween tIr Intermediates ct I.IusiN ard
cathedral High school As the two
teams ar' EQUALLY 'rftCned e good -ame
Is autl-Ipa .'I as tts io.s of tle two
schools have been ~prtcuclug for some
lfnc IN preparation Tor the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
MAITYy Big S5 EEAS'B
c CT
MATHEW$ON
TEE GIANTS STAR PITCHER

headache. The players were always
scrapping among themselves. and also
always s%crapping for themselves when
they were playing the game. The old
u machine was one II the most pc
culiar ever put together in the Big
Leagues. II was a team with a great
amount OF color" nearly every man
having a remarkable personality. 1t
the clash OF these personalities
that made the club a hard one to
manage. but the Chance OF old had
he iron personality OF them ~. and
he managed with words or fists or
fines. whichever he thought could be
applied to the best advantage. There
are many interesting inside stories
OF the old Cubs that ! am going 20 tell
some day when they won't nurt any
ones feelings.
Nerve Of Steel
Chance has n nerve OF tempered
steel. He won with his nerve. but
the great strain Of playing and manag-
ing wore on him. Perhaps the many
he was "beaned" helped to az
feet his head. but he told me that he
believed the years he spent I'm both
leading a club and playing on IL were
largely responsible for making the re-
cent operation necessary.
This job OF managing and PLAYING
is a tough one. Matty." Chance said to
in the season OF 1912. when he was
trying 10 work through games in the
heat OF midsummer at first base with
his read splitting open with pain.
Fred Clarke has "A more even tenn
permanent than Chance. but he has not
the iron. driving methods. Ncverthe-
less. the strain Of the game began to
show on him three or four years ago.
and he has now become a bench man
ager, pure and simple. Clarke climbs
all over the bench during a game. too.
because from IL nc can see tho mis-.
takes OF HIS men more plainly than
when he was looking after his own
Job. and because they have made
a-plenty In the last couple Of years.
Stahl was not a playing manager long
enough for the Job to tear his nervous
system limb from limb.
Up 10 this point ] have been sneak
ing Of PLAYING managers who led win.
ners. Look az the strain on the losers
Miller Higgins was flirting with the
fringe or nervous p%rOstration last sum.
mer. because he is excitabIe by nature
and he was losing and his players were
sore and the owners were sore. I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
BOXING NOTES


johnny kilbaue again demonstrated on
Monday nisut thar the fe,tnerwcieHt
title Isl Boo good hands when he attached
p h. -. 90 Eddie Noy jon tire nth rouuu
pf o. scheduled sIN-rutud bout Eilhuue
mas developed q punch lately that Inc dId
not carry around when mo was making
~ pounds. re now weighs close 60 $50
pounds. and should Uc be again com
PEELED Co. make 12- pounds. he would disc
cover. ct that weight. Dis punch would
l"t curry tho same force ass DO dit af 100
pounds
Conley OF Ksnos Ia. wis. on January %.
and jack 'uNne. of Orange. 81. o.. who
VIII face "Storey' Ritz ON the same
nlsNt aIo vorNiuE ont daily ar the Bear
stewart and Coyre went SIS rounds vcs-
tcrduy ana Stewart. who has seen some
N tie best boys 300 the country On action.
stated t.af 'ofre was an exceptionally
clever boxer and would boz able To- make
RITZ travel at 90 fast pace.
Another IDOL shattered. Battling To-
Whisky. who has been meeting aI Corners
and Who h'e helped rrcatiy lr thinning
NcCslIster ~ california. in New YORK..
aud received about nine out Of every ton
blows Oh" californian started. Thie 10
has been on tho losing erd.
Georee T.r viii oos Mike gibbons
.' .'. '"'W |NN ..NH. ITO NJ
early DATE
Patsy ErHruIrar meets 'E O'
Ware HI ''r.Irrnt MONDAY rIehf. rne
ID f.e tH.rI meeting ar The two boys anI
elnHIf prove decisive
"UI.E- Irldman. who fn1t 4 -onf I..
ING frrm walter stewart uf Ffertrr.
Lfic Ia making re- hi- hif fn W1wYIIcr
llr .na Deem signed ur f1r artru bouts
fHo fref fu take place January no. vrcr
e lnoh. up. WITH Richie Mitchell t.o
"M Milwaukee Idol
The o. q. g. has noefcra out for Tho
Frankie 'urfrE Walter -fruHrf miII
IrruHr| Ff. Tickets VIII ra nn sale mo
latter part off fHIa wrrE arI aa rnrfrv
a ue biggest boxing attraction traf
Wa over irnurnt fo this CITY. those
WISHING fu attend bad better bus tickets
fHrif.
Tho matchmaker Of tNc g. q n has
received letters from managers ~ box.
rrr 900 over tho United sf1ter wishing
fu mate. |HrIr NHrH WITH Ie winners 90
fIe Cnnirr-efev1rf bout or tha fwcrtr.
ff.f THE bout means much fo Waiter
SLOW I t.' Iu.Hl boy nrf should Do
" Iu from IHrff" Do will Dol rrr. rF.r
q. U HHu HUWm OF tho rnm|H".H." H.HH.r
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ben played an the LinaIy gymnasium
this sea1ou.
The line up Of the two teams for the
game is as follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
WELLSBURG TO
PLAY LINSLY
FAST GAME Is PRoM1sED IN ARM
DRY OF LOCAL SCHOOL
FRIDAY EVENING.
Brooke County Lads Defeated Local
High Team aud Linsly Five
Early In the Season

Arrangements were made Yesterday
between the officials OF Linsly Institute
and Or the W%ellsburg High school Tor
a game of basketball TO be played at
the LinslN gymnasium Friday evening
AT y o'clock. The game will no doubt
prove OF great Interest to local admirers
OF the sport. II will be remembered
that the Weilsburg team defeatcd the
Iinsly and local high school teams early
In the basketball season by a handsome
score.
Coach Morton. OF the local team. IS
putting the boys through some strenu-
Gus practice every day in preparation
for the game as the Iinsly basketball
tossers are eager to make n good show
ing agatnHt the up the river aggregat-
ION IN their second contest. The Wells
burg team Is regarded as being one of
the best High school teams TO be found
anywhere In the up the river towns and
the. entire student body and the memb-
ers OF the alumni association. are all
marketing q great deal Of interest in
the approaching game. which will in
all probability be one OF the most eN-
citing and Interesting games which has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
HEROES Personality.

@N IN =
Al this discussion was to lead IN 10
the personality OF Charlie" Herzog.
who is preparing 10 manage the Gin
cinnati Reds. Herzog IS the sort OF
player hat the strain OF a season
wears on greatly. and that. too. with
out carrying any managerial cares on
his shoulders. He worries if there As
any criticism OF him in the newspa-
pers. McGraw was after him contfn-
ually to quit reading the pap
Don't pay any attention 10 what
they say. HerZie.' Mac would ad-
wise. - don't care what they say
about you. They can't manage my
club for me"
HerzOg IS high strung and is one ~
those players who is always worrying
for fear he is not making good ANY
criticism from fellow PLAYERS. even
/ spoken in a moment Of temper when a
man Is sore. a. he often is. ranklee
Herzog for days.
When he was with tho Giants for
the first time before going 10 BOSTON
HerzOg got I'm n Jam with old Zoe
McGinnity. whO had made some crack
about p play that Herzor had pulled
on Tho words began 70 ny thick and
faet until lists were substituted for
the words. and tho two had 20 Do torn
apart. This. 7 have always believed.
was ~ rodaOn WhY MCGraw lrf Tfor
zoE go 60 from tho Giants to Hosfon.
There in 20 famous PLAY. which MANY
viii recall. which worried Ucrxnr .ur "a
Ions time. although uoue ~ the GIaufr.
M. oven McCraw over aaid anything
20 him about De- This VAS boz tho uf4t
on game in 1908. when tho Cubs mot
and defeated the Giants in tho ono
EXTRA battle that was 90 decide tho
championship
of course. seerg bodv vac high STRUNG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

heard a story recently that applies to
the manager OF a losing team. II nav
be al old one. but II has the virtue OF
being brief. The inebrite. after gam
boiling with Bacchus all night. awoke
and saw n monkey sitting on the foot
rail OF his bed. II had deserted an or
gan grinder.
III you are really n monkey" said
the man. drawing a bead on the ami
nal with n revolver. then you are in
a heluva fix. and. II you are not a
monkey. then I'm in n heluva tx
Any manager. who Is running a los.
ing club and trying TO work in the
lineup. too. Is in n "heluva fix"
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Muse Duck Pin League.
Masonic Club Ducks.
Log -

To-niEht climbers ~ cub 90 500
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George T.r viii box Mike gibbons
no tIc Garden club. sew York r.tv. 10 IN
CARLY UHfF.