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The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
|ARDM0RE Fight
IN AFTERNOON
Tommy Langdon and Andy
Cortez Will Battle George
Washington's Birthday.
CARD IS NOW COMPLETED
Kid Sperry. of Cleveland. Slated to
Meet Charlie Egan in Holi-
day Semi-wind-up.
CARD IS NOW COMPLETED

The big fifteen-round lightweight clash
between Tommy Langdon. of Philadel-
phia. and Andy Cortez. of New York.
will be held in the afternoon of Wash
ington's Birthday. The Ardmore Club
management came to this decision late
yesterday after comforting with repre-
sentative fight fans in many scattered
sections of the city.
THE show will get under way At 2:la. ,"
was the announcement of Manager
Phillips. "Langdon apd Cortez entering
the ring around $3.50 o'clock. In this way
the fans ought to be started on their
homeward journey before = o'clock and
arrive in Washington in plenty of tims
to have dinner and attend whatever holi-
day observances interests them
Yesterday Manager Phillips completed
his biz holiday card when he hooked up
Kid Sperry. of Cleveland. and Charlie
Egan, of Washington. for a six-round
bout. winner take all. Sperry has been
conducting a gymnasium here for sew
eral months and has made a host of
friends, who will he at Ardmore to see
him In action. Egan. a well-known cafe
singer. is a boxer Of no little skill. and
his friends are legion. 1t is needless to
say that he will he well supported when
he steps into the ring.
Al McMurray. manager of Andy Cortez.
expects to arrive in Washington tomor-
row. bringing with him his little slugger.
Cortez plans to complete his training
work in this city and will visit various
sporting ccnters on Saturday. meeting
the fans. Owing to the shift in the plan
of running the show in the afternoon in
stead of at night. both boxers will now
have to weigh in at neon. 1t is probable
that they will step upon the scales at the
Riggs bath.
II am glad to learn that Cortez is COM
ing down here ahead of time said Man
ager Phillips last night. HE met lot
of people the last time he was here. the
night he gave Tommy Lowe such a scrap
at the old club. and they are all anxious
to see how he looks now"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
JACK JOHNSON DUE
At JUAREz MONDAY.
JACK CURLEY CLAIMS
Promoter Says Heavyweight Will
Land on Coast and Take Secret
Route to Battle Ground.

FL Paso. Tex, Feb. 17.-Jack John
son will arrive in Juarez next Mon
day. and the day he arrives he will
be in shape to step into the ring with
Jess Willard. Jack Curley, promoter
of the fight. said today. johnson. ac-
cordinG to CurIey. today is close to
the Mexican coast. Where he will
land and what route he will take to
reach Juarez Curley now has and says
he will continue to keep absolutely
secret. All he will say is that John
son has touched at Cuba and is still
on the ocean.
Both Johnson and Willard will step
into the ring on March g." said Curley.
There is no possibility of the fight
being postponed. Johnson. since he
left England, has had three trainers
with him. He has been in constant
training while on shipboard. and will
arrive in Juarez almost ready to enter
the ring. He will not ask for any
postponement for training"
Johnson. when he arrives at Juarez.
will he more deliberately guarded than
Gen. Pancho Villa. In statement
made to Curley today brother of
Villa stated that he had arranged for
personal guard of ten picked men.
who would constantly be with the big
negro. A large house in Juarez next
to the on Gen. Villa lives in wnen he is
in Juarez. which is the same house.
by the way. in which the Englishman,
William > Benton. was murdered. has
been reserved for the champion.
willard is In splendid shape for the
fight and his condition is rapidly
shortening the odds which at first
favored the negro. willard is guard
ed night and day at his camp. and
for two weeks has been putting in
regular training.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
SCHOOLBOY RACES WILL BE FEATURE
OF BIG INDOOR MEET ON FEBRUARY 27

Another new feature to be inaugu-
rated in the big Georgetown meet on
February 81. is the holding of series
of relay races closed to boys attending
grade schools in the District.
II is the policy OF the present man
agement to frame a schedule of events
that will include both champions and
future champions. With this end in
view Manager Curry has arranged
races that will bring together the best
of the colleges. high schools prep
schools. and last but not least the long
neglected grade schools.
Episcopal High School. of Alexan-
dria. has announced that it will enter
three relay teams in the meet. In the
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Racing Entries and Results.
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling; tuo-year-nlds: three and
cne-haK .Ir!onsS. Mis- SlGeth lCl; Neldt. lG2
Noyuim. ln1: Frank Patterson. los: Jimmie Hunt,
los; Meal Ticket. III Toh1nro Box. III; 'lllumina
tor. &c: MoSAphone ,c5; rbs. lbs.
SECOND RACE-SeliInG; forr-year-ods and up
ward seven frIrlnuss. Agnes q. So; Green Brae
Of: Ethel Wick Is -Rutnn. % Nobby. 81: Ma
tive son. o RUS sand. lG Alice Teresa. lC
Molc Cad. 100 Otilo. TO-: Regards 10; Msnds
dcro. IOe: Burnt Candle. ms; No Quarter. los.
THIRD RACE-Sciling: four-yesr-olds and up
ward seven fIrIonSs. 'kirs. o.; Rio Brszos, 81
Gasket. 100: Connausht. II2; Hardy. loo; Delaney
lne: Fig Lumax. lo3: Rubicun II. lo5: sursrl. T
I've White. Us.
FOURTH RACE-Threr-vesrol and upward
mile. Executor. s.; Claribcl. 50; Mamie Nc
De q: Re 40.
FIFTH RACE-Selns: fcur-year olds and up-
ward; seven furousS Hail e. 95: 'Elma. %
Capt. nr;se. y: Phyllis Antoinette. 100: minnie
T. l0l: kIi Nelson. To-: COnmcndstion. lc2;
,l"ud Chief. lO2: Elsie Green. lco: Temrest nc
Col. McDoussl lC5; L'dy Mint, Io5; Palma. os.
SIXTH RACE-Sellirg; three-yCar-olds anil up
wari; mile and ore-eishth. 'Alco. n; Lady
Innocence. IS; 'Coriie F. 3; Penalty. s: Can
ten. 81; Goldy Ici; spindle, lci; Black Mate.
Ic.: First Star. 100.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18

FIRST RACE-PuTsc: three-year-old maidens five
and half frrlong,. snidcr's Rest. III Rice. 4
10 !. to &. TO s won: FEELS. III Gentry. even.
To .. se~nnd: Serf Savin. lis tkcderisl. to ..
third. Time. ~ Virginia Field. Viva. GoeSety.
Old Rob. Zsmorh and Tommie Coleman also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selng; three ODDS and up
wanl r.ile. Orhic1IlatiOn. los GENTRY to l..
tn l. even. won: Nellie Cad. los (Rransonl. :
10 s. to 10 sscrnd; Pedro 10 MOTH. } 10 l..
third Time. l:i025. Austria. CrIzo,a. g. X.
Davis. Golf Ball. John Louis Mike Donin. Charles
!. Harvey. and Compton also ran.
THIRD RA'E-,,re mile. Augustus Heinz los
'kst,ri-y, 10 |. ST" :. to .. won; Eonnie Buck.
les Mott. eren. | tn .. second Florence krirp.
lcs tGentryl ont third. Time $50 Is. Dave
Montgomery, Rey Coos. Fancy, and Noble Grand
also ran.
FOURTH Face eren furlongs. Lone Star loo
tHsrtweu. TO I. to ]. even. won Pontefrsct
'Bezarsenl ; to . third. Time. 1888 Flvsla
I"hnsNn. AT Kick. Kick. High street, Auto Maid
Da,strn. and ''roealis al-,
FIFTH RATE-One mile. Twilight ms tMottl
tn l. 10 ; to ;. won: OhnlrH. Hs CMcCabel.
to 10. 70 :. second: Petit Bleu. S CGanerI.
To l. thirl. Tim. 1928 Mabel Dlueber.
Brskz.r. Asa Hrrndon. Bci"olors. Gsno Rhodes,
and stolen Ante also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Mmio.nri. lG Hart
web. : tn S. to . tn 4. won; Bcilsh s.. lan
iMarCol. to ). to 10 srnnd: BONANZA. los
tOrme,l ) TO .. third. Time "a IS. Cecil. Wav-
erins Br5nlmah. and Mud sill also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
BUSINESS IS Trimmed
BY ST. ALBANS QUINT
Stenographers Last Getting Started
and Cathedral Tossers Win by
- to % Count.

The much talked Of Business basket
ball team was defeated by the st. Al
hans nuint in the !atters gymnasium in
n hare fought game Yesterday, the final
count being 81 to g
Tn" Stenogrdphers could not get started
in the first half. which 'nded with the
score standing - to |: in favor of the
home team. but came Ia X strong in the
final period. The lead. however. was too
large to be cut down. though at times the
game was anybodys. The St Adams
gymnasium was the real cause OF til
Business defeated. as they have been used
TO q larcn floor and with no Instructions
in the floor. and " hen these two teams
rect. notwithstanding this defeat. the
SteuocrnphcrS will he slight favOrites.
r. CulliCan and Holmes featured for
their respective teams. Lineup and
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18

George Washington meet EpiscopaTs
fast senior relay team easily defeated
Manassas High School in a mile event.
In the Georgetown meet the Alexan-
dria aggregation will be up against a
harder proposition when they will have
Tome School as their rival in a mile
race.
Entries for the meet will close on
Saturday. it was announced on the Hill
top last night. and all organizations
that wish to be sure of being entered
in the games should have their entries
in by that date or risk being excluded.
This is necessary on account of the
large number of entrants that have to
be handicapped and matched.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
meuse Sent Back by Minneapolis to Coach Gaaudet
Priest to Coach Gallaudet.

john. Priest. well known In
local sand-lOt baseball . few
years hack and who IL now play
ing with the Toronto club of the
International League. has been
secured by Capt. Rockwell. Of the
Gallaudet College, to coach the
baseball team. Priest will start
work with the Kendall Greeners
early next week.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
CONNIE MACK SMILES:
WYATT AND WATCH
Frank Bakers Quitting Game Has
Shot Big Hole in 100000
Inheld.

Philadelphia. Feb. 17.-Connie Mack
will have to mold his Athletics from
the bottom. His 100000 infield has
been shattered: the twirlers who
brought fame and glory to the team
have gone. The latest desertion from
the ranks of baseball is Home Run"
Baker. Giants jinN and hero of the
worlds series of 1911 and 1913. Baker
is through with baseball. Although
signed up for two years more the call
of the farm is louder than the call OF
the diamond. Baker wants to plough
the ground. He is tired of hearing the
plaudits of the thousands of fans
With both Baker and Eddie Plank
out of his infield and Bender. Plank.
and Coombs off the firing line. Mack
task this year will be huge one. But
Connie smiles and says. Wait and
watch"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Eastern Reserves First

Ia-'~-~ r.. c4-Ii, defeated the H,arts
Vi. H. -,g-' e.rerat - tn II. The game vas
s.,' f-rr tie Eralt 'hror-h Tho teamwork ~
60 ls-'.-0 .u1nr Ntrla~>un. for E4s-srn. PLAYED
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Meusel Is Handed Back.

Emil NeuseI, one of the young
STEERS on the Natfonsls' pay roll
last season who was turned over
to the Minneapolis club of the
American Association, has been
sent hack by the "NIillera."'
Manager Grinith In now planning
TO send the young.ter to the Los
Angeles club of the Pacific Coast
League.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
SHEPPARD TO COACH.
Worlds N;ddIe-distlnce Champ to
Enter MiiIro,e 4. 4.

\sv ~. Tet. i Melvin W. sheppard. orcr
ru" worlds greatest mIiiI.dis;arce rIuner. ct
I'll rrmor~ r'St abo'It hi retirement frm com
I'e-Itrpn track athletics hv signing rnU'rsrt
;",l.' a iEo e7sI"nal zach for the MIllrosH
Athletic Association. which organization Is com
l,'-sd of the CmTiDye- "t the John Wansmaker
71rT" N NeU Io-k 4 rrsult n a cn:ferCEcs
Win Na' u >oT president Of the Mlllrnse Ath!SrIr
A-"1stion. and John ]. Moio~an chairman "
sthl~tiCs. Sheppard aGrCe3 I" take hold Of The
rra@, rcam ~ fhi~ promising organization Uhlch
hs~ male phenomenal Iro-Tr~s in athletic com
petition during its "nrrr arstivrly short career.
~, P7ari'- first goal will h. the pruning II
winning team 70 r. >e't nv the MlllroSe AthletIr
tlHb L. the Panama Paclir IMPOSITION IN AusI-t
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
TEMPLE SCHOOL BEATS
CATHOLIC u. TOSSERS
Philadelphia Team Shows Excellent
Form and Trims Brook
landers. II to 10.

ing through the forepart of the season
without a defeat. the Catholic University
basketball team. of Washington. d. C.
ran into a snag in this city tonight when
the Southerners rather easily before a
big crowd. Score u to II.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
CAPITAL CITY DuCKrIN LEAGUE
y. G. A. prCKPIN LEAGUE.
Big Bouts Tonight.

Tonight at the New Lvcerm Thsstrr Bull
Montana. the rnf.Sl house wrestler. will meet
kilonis a hnish match. hest two in three falls
Ia count
In the wind M Frank SrTo-Sins will mot Ze
IN the hCary weight class. best two in a finish
Bout
Tile management has vaudeville acts that
will TrDve entertaining for the spectators during
the eronr1E Montana and kioris will meet with
nu hold. barred.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Zoe Councilman Is Excused.

!'Itt. bIrEh Feb. l7.-rItcher Joe Councilman. q.
thr Pi'tshIrSh NstIonsls has heen excused from
re- nrrns until Arnl ] = with the under
81 Iudnc tina, ne Is To work out in the baseball
rscc At Columbia University in New York. Con
-rlmau taking postgraduate eng
rCrinE II Columbia He j. the third player to
r eNcrFsi fIon training at the Pirates camp
the orhc-, hcins Catcher Syd smith and Pitcher
HC7bsrt kc!ly.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
THIRTEEN WOULD PITCH.
Dozen and Ono seek Harvard Mound
Positions.

Camhridz". Ma. frh I7.-Thnteen men az
p'ar,d at ihr ,,cuiGE If the sTrin- baseball rTac-
tioe candidate itch for the Harvard College
ba=oha team this SEASON. Four TrCSpNrtre Catchers
completed the group Of latter candidates who
answered the call 1T Cart. tNre~
Cart Hahan. ri the football team: FRYE and
NLItncv. .acn nf whom mad hls letter in ta>eha II
lat year: wilcox. Who's twirn- fer the freshmen
lat srls0n Owed Tnonls". AND Wilmington. an
Other fo'shall nan. among the pitchers.
Waterman. no caught last wear. and HART
who Va. behind tho hat for the frcshmrn are con
,rpIi tie INST likely CatrlsrS
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Snowshoe Record

Montreal. Canals Feb. IA new worlds record
for o-e mile on snovshnes made bv E;die
SloIstts. q the RichTncrd Amateur Athletic A-$c-
cation Snowshoe Cluh at the Montreal Athletic
As-ocIaiions animal oTrn spowshoe and skating
championship at Montreal. Clouette covered the
distance in minutes "a seconds. beating the time
made in 1871 by J. r. Scholes. Of the Toronto
Snonsh Club. BY N seconds
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
UPHAM JUMPS TO FEDS.
Desert. Rochester Club to Fitch for
Lee Magee's Team.

NV l"rk. Fob. l7.-Rtl THAN a l.ft-handad
m5nh'r 4 tie pitchers ,siS". who canned his
morning nils and CnffCr with the Rochester Inter
ua'inr9l~ 81 'oason. Yesterday ,Igned with the
Rrn"tfeis. lTham former nrnh~r 81 the
hante"~. though h" nSrcr hun. around hing enough
u" sNt acquainted II" made two training trIra
With TarrrI- Old latt.No0s. ITla,m worked harder
lar' s-as"n than a-v fInrrr II the International
lcazuc and fought aft ono game He WOW
rwrutN and lost twelve for T.rr-pntsSn
- ."-S.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
ENTERS JOHNS HOPKINS MEET.
Penn Sending Eleven Crack Ath-
Ietrs to Baltimore Meet.

Paltin0-r. '"h. 1.-THE University If Pennsyl-
Tsnia will send eleven crack members of the track
ard field tram to compete in the Fifth Regiment
Johns HCT kinS indoor games tn I've held the
Aun"rv SATURDAY night. Included IN this
ruIb-r are the namGs Of some of the most famous
athletes in the rotIntrT.
Heading The list is Ted Meredith the Olympic
winner and considered the hest middle dist sncr
the world. In addition Meredith arr
Don LipTincott. captain nj the Red and Blue team
Jimmie PattPr~cn. lockwood. Ferguson. Scwell.
Newstett,r Price and Dnriza~ the famous Greek.
the strongest man who ever attended Pennsyl-
vania.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18

~l.rsrlrut.nrl, -Melli| for Rasmussen. Felt f"r
kecic7 k-el--v for Il. WrngeT M"lhs for II Wen
- H4sru-e-T for Nclle Goats fr,m f0or n.
", nso- - A Nensr- Il Ra =urlsscr a. M"'liS
&c. Fol'1 Rockwell a., DettlrnnTe e.. Auburn
e.. W---unar fItzrstnc+ e.. Goals from foul
T. .-.r,r g. T-t;unors. Auburn TIM If han,..-
=. m.-.'r-. Rste.s'-Mr. Has 'isIlaulet
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
TO RACE AT BOWIE.
Harry Payne whitney Applies for
Stable at Maryland Track.

Raltnore Feb. E.-The colors Of HAIRY PAYNE
Whitner. the New York millionaire. will he very
much in :he limelisht during the meeting Of the
at Bowie. Nd. Arrl to H. inclusive. Today Mr..
Whitney's rainier made application for stable room
for twenty-five hors-s at the track. Among the
other who have engaged stalls John
Whalan. William Martin, Sam Louis Mike Daily.
julie Carson. ". r. Zine. A. l.. ASte. Il. Cochran.
Jimmy Mclaughlin. J. FitzSmmons. and W. +.
Anderson.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
German Swimmer Killed.

New York. Feb. I..-Oscar SchieIe. the crack
swimmer Of Germany. has BEEN killed At the
front The news was received by James Resleurs.
Of California University. who became q friend
Of the young Tsutnn while competing sbroad.
Schiele had many distance championships tn his
credit and for Eve consecutive years he in
England the Kings Cup awarded for . mired
swimming and life saving competition. He was
twenty four years old
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Lincoln A. C. Falls in Line

The Lincoln A. g. last years independent
ohanl ions 4 the District. measured Last
night ~ Cy MacDnnad. reIrreouting Snaldirs :
f,r their new uniforms The foIlr ains men we're
measured
HihlchraTd Rischof anil NeIson. pitcher,
Strsd. Counors and Martin. ratchers; Watson.
Howard 2upnik snd Fraser. irielders: Wander.
llp. 'lsytnn Mccarthy. Carter and Mcfaddcr
CutfeldCrs The LinrrlnS are expecting anOth :
god snasrn ard hora =" cnp the independent
cham ioIlshir If tho District
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18

e.. ale 'r.rr f.r'' I~i,L--ou a. America g. T
'r-'.-. H' >re'', no. e. English. But.rl~llIu
. ruth 'pr-r..s. Er., toss Rlt.n shaU Smith
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Eohe Ferris Is Released

Boston. FCt. lI-Hchc Ferris Of Providence.
ssnond bassnan If the Rcston Americans whsn that
club winning psnrants under Jimmy Collins.
has trCn handed his ndtional release by Peter
Nonnan. Manager of the Wilkeshsrre team Of the
New York state League. Though Robe hit well for
She Raror-' last summer. he slow his feet
ard co-llh harIly throw ball timss.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
O'Iearv Given Rslease

San Francisco. Feb T.-Msnaser Hsry wcir-r-
ton. RI the San Francisco hssehall club. wired
Charlie OIeav his unconditional release today.
After tryinS for . month tn place OLesry with
snme club manager ard failing. Wolverton de-
cided today upon this course O'Leary
Of the high salaried players Of the Pacific Ouast
League and he wanted NOR money tn play with
the Seals than wolvertnu was ready to give up
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
GALLiUDET T0SSERS
Trim engineers FIVE
Kendall Creeners Easily Defeat the
Soldiers. u to ga. Wenger
Features Contest.

Gallaudet celebrated their last game
On their own floor before the Northern
Invasion by ssily defeating the EnCi-
n',r qu!nl yesterday in the Galldudet
gymnasium. inal score - to 90. The
work OF the Kendall Green team was
far bove The ordinary. and had tn"
mon from tn" Barracks at bay.
\ W"nEor and Rockwell Of the
GaIlauder team. were all over the floor
and continually cvaded their men just
long enough to cage baskets. the for
mer getting twelve and the latter nine
Of their teams total. Dettimore. of the
Engineer team. was the only visiting
man able to cage the baskets. having
even 10 his credit. assisted by free
io-s. bringing his total up /" fifteen.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Iincolns Meet Plehes

The Lincoln A. c. will journey TO Annapolis
Monday. meeting the crack Plrb, hasket-ball team
in the Naval Academy GIN. hard sama il ex-
Tccted. The f'llCviug men will make the tim:
C. Conpors T. Connors Fraser Bischoh, Nc
Carthy. Howard, McFadden and Carter.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Signs for Big Carnival.

Boston. Feb. I7.--Charlcy Cutler. claimant Of the
wc-ld's catch-sS-catch-can wrestling championship
has accepted the terms offered him BY George
Tuohey to take psrt in the all-stsr wrestling
niral scheduled for Thursday FebrIarr 9. in
Mechanics Building. The big Chicago wrestler is
the second OF the stars to sign up
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Not After Davis Cup.

lord"r Feb Il. The ''Tcat Britain Lawn Ten
- 49, h~--rarin de,ldrI tonight rci s~rN \
''.f''CTsH .n- 10" Dsvr> ''ru thu vcsr.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
TO WAIT FOR GRADUATION.
Charley Brickley Not to Sign Con-
trnct to Coach.

CsmhIidge Ieh. 17.-CharIey Bricsley will not
sign contract talk business with any
college that seeks his ssrvicrs football coach
until after his graduation in Iuuc.
RT:cIIey has had several cfcrS. IT which
was from Penn STATE. hut he has steadfastly T."
fused to do anything that would IMPURE his amateur
status
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
TRI-STATE IN FIELD.
Members Of Circuit to Continue
Playing This Season.

Philadelphia. Feb. T.-A q meeting Of the Tn
State League Of baseball cluhs in this city this
afternoon. it decided to make attemTt 10
continue the league this season. Every club in
the circuit lost money last year and rumor had
it that the Tri-Stste would not start thi. year.
Representatives from Harrisburg. Reading. Allen
town. and Trenton present. George Graham.
president Of the league announced before adjourn
ment that another meeting will be held On March
IS. when final decision will be made TO whether
the league will exist this year.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Rrinkley Now q Sneaker

Camhrdsc. Mass. Feb. E.-Hsrard athletes are
fockine to .hc debating platform. The hr~ call
fer the team Is set for tomorrow and smons the
men who have signied their intention to TN ont
are Charley Brctley the football star: CAPT elect
Eddie Mahan. n next falls eisTen: Cart. Cape, cf
the track team; Wallie Tumbull and Jeff Coolidge
The Washington herald., 1915-02-18
Exeter Crew for Henley"

Exeter. y. H.. Feb E.-Capt. Kelley's Exeter
crew has received an invitation to enter the ns-
tional :nterscholastic race at the American Hen.
ley at Philadelphia. May - Exeter has engaged
tn MiddleseI School on that day. but NAV
h able to arrange change. Exeter rows Grotpn
June . on the Nashua River.