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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
COLUMBIA WANTS TO
ROW ON SCHUYLKILL
Coach Rice Expresses Prefer.
pnce at Alumni Entertain
mcnt for Victorious Crew.

Coacu james {. Rice. Capt. ". Norman
Bratton and the columbia crew were en-
,ertalred az in" Columbia Club last
night by IN. alumni rowing enthusiasts.
The victory over Yale. which has don
much t. better the outlook OF the var
eity next spring. was tho reason for tho
celebration.
i.ica expressed the nope that the an
nusi rae" ainuEg the c'ews Of Columbia.
prinC.tu. and Pennsylvania would b.
ruwed At Philadelphia next May instead
OF % Lake carnegie. where the compe-
;!,'ol for the Cnilds cup has been hcid
tn the past. The r.nu ard ColulLiia
authorize. hav. agreed to the change 70
the Srhuy .hill River aud the consent o.
Princeton ONLY IL rcedei now. RE said
Il Was u l".E line since a Columbia
crew had won on The Schuy XII! and he
was ANXIOUS to accomplish y.
The columbia sluad Will have 10 m
door work until February and then no
cut will b. made IN the squad. which
Rice believes ought TO JUMP because OF
the success Of the eight this fall agains;
Yale. The reason f)r this departure from
the old system r. 80 keep men interested
IN rowing. whether they make their
crews Or not. By assuring the caudi-
dates that 20 cut viii l.. inado he row
Jag club expects the candidates 10 row
until Cuacl Rice takes his three crews
TO poughkceUsi".
I'VE viii 20 Ia pouchk.-nsIc. aid
capt rratton. about June " and have
about TWO weeks OF training on the
course. Conditions are so uniavorabl'
20 good rowing On the lower Hudson
that We need more time AT P~oughkeepsic
than the other crews. The early date
may prevent the winner of the Coa.l
regatta from coming East and in view
OF the splendid showing of Stanford
last year. that might detract from the
interest IA III. race as a real intsrcol-
.cgiate championship contest, since the
Fi.rvard-Yale race will Ne - week later
than the poughkeepsic event.
Il am certain that with "A big squad
Coach Rice will bring IA championship
to Columbia. whoever rows against us.
He certainly showed in defeating Yale
with five or last years freshmen In the
shell that few can come up TO him for
developing real oArsnen GU, OF mediocre
material
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In order ~ show appreciation for the
hard work done during the season the
student body Of New York University
gay" a theatre party last night Ia honor
pt III" football team. by special ar
rangement the entire balcony of the
Shubcrt Theatre wa procured and the
team. along with several members Of th.
faculty, Witnessed Alone at Last" as
the guests OF the students. BESIDES
the players and Coaches Reilly and
'iurs"h Chancellor Brown and the two
deans at University heights were In
vit'd 70 partaloc of tho festivities, as the
students are fully aware that II was
largely through the cooperation of these
officials that tie season Was such n
siIcces".
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C0RNELL'S FIRST A VICTORY.
oesketbnlI Team beats CIarksOn
Tech in season. Initial Game.

ITHACA, Dec. 3.-Cprnel! defeated
rlArksoH Tech IN The opening game Of
the basketball season IN the aImory to-
ulghl. 80 to q. CAPT. Brown al the
ithacans scoreI eight times from the
field.
The Red and White vetcraus played
well together IN view Of the fact that
Or. Sharpe, who arrived IN the city to-
day, had not been near them fog couch
ing purposes. Sutttrby made "A long
shn- t~iTee-qudrt~rs the length of the
ioOr in tho last minute OF III. first
hal?, which ended with the score - TO iH.
Barclay starred tor Clarkson. making
itto baskets, although opposed 20 Ash
mead. considered Coruei!'s best guard.
Tbs lineup:
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Officials Are IN FMor of Placing Johnston Frt- Three Colleges Confer on Egha
KEEPING ABREAST OF
THE SPORTING TREND

halfback; Mahan, Harvard, pitcher and
fullback.
Look them over. Hardwick-can cover
ground and cover punts; Neyland-
speed. control and keen at recovering
fumhlcs Shevlin--a fighter. strong al
throwing the ball and the bull Way
follows the piRskin closely and expert
with damp horsehidc Cooney-depend-
abb guardian of the plate and the line
Ninot-activc. powerful, could go far
and get them. either flies or ELS
coz"ns-accurate passer and pegger
Colllns-could hit the ball or run with
IL. kobertson-fence breaker and line
breaker Mahan-can punt. fun. and has
a hop on Ills fast one Legorc-summer
hop on his fast one Legore-summer
baseball or autumn football. It doesn't
matter. he could hit them "A mile and
kick them further than that. J.. u.
Haughton for coach and William Carri-
gan for manager.
There's one thing about the interna-
tional yacht race course outside the
Hook no matter how long ~ Is
neglected there's no danger OF It's being
oyerrun with weeds.
|. looks as If Penn was going to have
a cosmopolitan wrestling team. Accord
ing To- one paper IN Philly T.. u. Leu. a
Chineee student, :. a candidate for the
i2J pound class. according to another,
l.. - Lew, "a Japai"ae student. reported
for III" team ana weighs 13S pounds.
Nobody knows who II going "a play
centre tisld for the Giants next year. bu
everybody knows that - certain wa!lop-
lnL party whose name We will not
mention under any circumstances fur
than to say i; il Benny K. would
look pretty sweet OIt there between
George and Dave.
The outlook IL for the best !ntercol
lcgiatc rowing season next spring and
summer We havc had. In addition 70
the p~uughkeepsic ard New London re-.
eattas and the American Henley there
will be more dual and three corncred
contests OF Only slightly lesser impor'
tanc. than ;he three fixtures ua'ned than
! ever before. The only cloud on the
sky is the fear that rowing prominence
will impel somebody to pick an al
America eight.
Official ~phrenologist Of the Yankees
is the way a facetious person describes
Joe Kelley, phrenologist being the latest
for scout or ivory hunter.
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JOHNSTON SURE
OF FIRST PLACE
ON TENNIS LIST
Champion Will BE Ranked at
Ton. Williams Second and
Mclaughlin Third.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
WILL RE MADE TO-DAY

At the annual meeting Of the executive
committee Of the United States National
lawn Tennis Association. held yestcr-
Say afternoon and last night at tie
Waldorf Astoria. the ranking olnn!t-
tees for both men md women tennis
VlayeN presented their reports. IN
serest centred around the report Of Fred
Cr.ck c. lnman. Walter l.. fatc and
Walter Merrill Hail. the mems ranking
committee. for there has been q great
Q OF doub az to how the first three
places will h. occupied. No announce
ment was made last night by the eSecu-
dive committee. which held the ranking
reports up until this morning, whom they
ulli be roieascd Tor publication ONO.
row.
Although the meeting was acid VITA
the creates; secrecy II WIS learned that
III" rating probably will place william
VI. Johnston Of San Francisco. the young
champion. at the top OF the list. Richard
Norris Williams 2d of Philadelphia,
champion In 1sit, will get second place
and Maurice T.. Mclaughlin OF san
Francisco, the California Comet, third.
Karl II. Bellr OF New York seems to he
the choice for fourth place. while the
other six positions in the coveted .irst
ten will be likely to 20 to Theodore Il.
Tell. Frederick u. Alexander, Watson
". Washburn and George VI. church. all
Of New York Clareuc. !. Griffin Of san
Francisco and Nathaniel w. Niles OF
Boston. with little to choose among them
in the matter OF place.
M~cLouKnlilt, although lie did not win
nhc championship last year.. was placed
first on his showing for the season his
only defeat Of the season being In the
ilHni round TO- the national tltle by
Williams, and FOR the anne reason, some
thought that Williams might be placed
above the champion th.s year.
The California Comet II ousted from
first place for the first time since 1912.
lie first reached the first ten In 1903.
VIXEN he was rauked sixth. The next
year he climbed to fourth place and in
1911 was made second only to the great
William \. I.arned. Johnston climbed
into the select circle first in 1918. when
lie was placed fourth. Last year he
dropped to sixth place. Williams has
beet, ranked second for three years
straight prior 10 this year.
The players among the FIST ten last
year who will not De there this year are
j.olert Lindl.y Murray Of Falo Alto.
Tlnk'd tourth William J. Clotiier q
philadelphia. ranked fiftn. and Ella L.
I'J:rrcll Of san Francisco, ranked tenth.
NoLe OF these men las competed
enough during the past season for rank
.ng. M the three likely TO get the
places made vacant By the absence
,f these iuen iell and Niles nave been
IN the first ten In other years. while
Griffin Is joining the elect for tie frst
Ting. Johnston and Griffin clinch-i
4irst place In the doubles rating by their
remarkable record.
The ranking committee Tor the Wo;len.
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The annual fall handicap ournamen
Of the National Squash Tennis Asso-
citation will begin to-day At the new
Yale club courts with sixty-one en-
tries. A.. w. Riley Of tho Princeton
! club and Charles NJ, Hull Of the Heights
Casino are back mark men. starting
from minus s. Eric =. Winston of
the Harvard Club, national champion,
! and Il. W. Putnam Of the Columbia
club. who defeated him in AN interciuh
match last Thursday at the Columbia
! club, will not play in the tournament.
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ny WILLIAM n. HANNA.

John n. Foster. who guides the Base
bail Glido and records tho Baseball
Record. was going over his data yes
terday when he discovered that the
percentage OF $50 with which Larry
Doyle led the National League In bat
ting this year Is the smallest ever made
by a National League champion. John
McC;raw waB asked TO account for this
decline of National League hitting.
II can't" he answered. unless 1t
was M Oft year all around. I'll tell
YOU one thing. though. There isn't
Il scientific left handed hitter in the
National League. not one thar I've seen.
Doyle, Dnubert. Carey. all .hc good left
handed hitters. pull the ball. Not one
of them can give 1t the snap poke which
will drive Il past third base and here
and tiirrc through other parts of the
in;icld. Daubcrt cones rearoet 20 1t.
There ser, left handlers who could do
this n lay dAy-kecicr. Burhct; and
He.irieh uu"ng them
Mc'irlw might nave added himself.
He could hit 30 any Held and wasn't
always swinging his head OH and pull
ms 10 right Held.
Tro Harvard socc,. ts:N has hecH
%'"at"'i. 3 t. A" by PRINCETON, 3 to l
10y ~'oluuhll. = 90 ! py VAL, md : -
" j.. turn"li. io.klpG II appear mat
tIar,,gt .,u'- cutirely HaucutonlScl.
II r~csronsc to countless requests from
,.,..Hr~g f. tIN. south 80. INtaEIg aud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

Harry Schaoffer. manage OF the G.. {.
y. Y. track team, announced yesterday
the men who will represent tire institu-
ton at the annual ganes % the Sew
nth Regiment tonight, The men who
will start IN tho special mile relay will
be Moonan, Wettels. Shedding, Fisher
and Margolies. All except Fisher were
on the team that won the special mile
relay at the Pennsylvania games last
spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

Mike spark of the N!nety-second
street \. VI. H. a., who has been on a
successful rampage the last two months.
added another victim to his list by tax
tn. measure of q. Horj Of the East
Side House. IN the final Of the 115 pound
class of the amateur boxing tourney al
he CITY Athletic Club last nisht, the
laser is a newcomer to the rttli." and
a deep impression. The bout was
sroryfraI by the referee In the last round,
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spears Ineligible for Next Year.

HANOVER. y. r.. Dec. 3,--Cup!o Spears.
Dart'n Du,h's al american guard for
tSo SEASONS. has play cd his last game
'or IN" Green GA tte srluIron. II be-
came knuWE definitely to-l.!ghi taa' .e
~ Ineligible ~" the VARSITY teams after
thiH year ~ N.cW vi the ia. ina IL.
put in one yCar ~ huoX tp,loGr on bUll.
me varsity TRACK and f|l"tuali ,camS &c
lore coming to Dartmoutl. S.-uvs plIi
20 eligible Tor next SPRING tT.r., team,
Oelns Z snut putter ot 40 r,aL .,n.i.iy.
lie won ~ FL" last ycar hciae snroyl
10 capt. bud Whitney.
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SAUCER TRACK IN PLACE
FOR ANNUAL CYCLE GRIND
Preliminary Sprint Contests Tonight Will Whet Taste
Of Six Day Fans for Classic That Begins
Twenty-four Hours Later.

down II It Ia found that the streets
must liz kept open.
1t WAS learned yesterday that organ-
ihed has, hall would make no EFFORT to
biocA the Federal Leagues plans Tor
building u steel and concrete double tier
rantileNcr grand stand. In other words.
the local heads OF organized baseball
VIII not Try to prevent the closing OF
tn" two streets mentioned. Magrrntes
of the American and National leae ues
are Of the opinion hat the expense of
an invasion of Manhattan can serve no
better purpose than to hasten the down
fall of the OUTLAW circuit. Especially
will this be so, IL L. pointed out. II
tine local owners are permitted TO
strengthen tho ,iial,te and Yankees into
pennaht corterleis throughout the sea-
son OF 1915.
The Capita, City Athletic CUB .. -.
PAU, Mimi, which Is promoting the
Mikc G.1bons-You Ahearn bout for
December 10. now figures upon "A s35.-
600 house. The club hue advertised the
~rangcr.rts have boon made for special
heht trains from neiehboring cities and
even one from Chicago. Tn. seInl-
wtndup viii bring together two heavy
weights VINO once Were held IN high
esteem, Al Talzer and andre Anderson.
Johnny Ertlo. bantarnweight cham
pion. viii box ten rounds with Ycurg
CLEAR IN the main attraction OF me
ClefInont ~. G. Brooklyn. Tonight.
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4 vreh o. .tan days for hotel pro.
prictors il due to h,t New York tonight
some time shortly aft- 3 O'Clock. For
tonight. at Madison square Garden, the
bicycle srrints. preliminary 10 the an
nial six day race. will I've contested. Mo-
body in New York ever goes to bel dur
Ing the Xix day races
The long grind vii! not be instituted
rn.il one INFINITE after midnight to-mor-
row, but the fans will have every op-
f~oItunlty Tonight TO whet their appe-
tites foi the weeks endurance test. The
headline attraction fo- this evening 10 "a
inotor i.noed event that will see three
.ucc followers on the tliICk at one time.
Nlc:U: LlH.agt. the Belgian. who Is the
pace champion OF tho world, viii race
two opponents over IA five mile stretch.
Tl. opponents will he tho winners OF
five mile heats among Bobby Nalthour.
Georges Spfes. Clarence Carinan and
George WILEY.
Ano;her oven. .aa, should prove mos.
popular WITH six day bike faus t. n mile
spr.at tia. Will bring on, Joo rog'cr.
Marcel Dupuy and Percy Lawrence.
three entrants for the long race. The
balance % the Held o. t~hirty..our six
day elders will he Keen in both a mile
hlriicdp ard n five mile open. Two
amateur event have been prov.dcd-a
B hair milo handicap and a two mile orcn.
Mitten Likes His Chances.
TIE saucer NJ Madison Square Gardc,
was completed yesterday and thrown
open for practice by the elders. The
track pleased every one who, too., a spin
over e.
Worth Mit.cn. who ia teamed v.'.t
Norman Hansen FOR the six day endur-
at.cs test. has laid n wager that h" Will
not be outside the money a; the fnlsh.
81 have engaged IN thlrty-siN s.x day
races said Mit:er. and have finished
In the money ~thirty-'ive t!mes. once
was put out os the running or account
= ~ an accident. I do not think any other
rider car hoas. OF such a record"
JaIne y. Gilmore. president az the
Federal League. took the fire. Official
public step toward providing for the
contemplated Independent park al LeroA
avenue and lfJth street In II formal ap-
pi'cat!on 10 tho Board OF Estimate for
permission to close sections Of Yves.
iiSd and West 1iith streets at a meet
Ing OF the board yesterday. The petl-
ton was referred 20 Chief Engineer
Lewis.
Following TO report Of :h> chief on
Sineer Their, will h- Il public hearing
In City Hall December IS. where, under
the law. objections may hn made. Gil
more and his associates hold options on
n site ire'w cen iA:d and 1t5th streets
and Leilox venue and the Harlem
kive-. The location would be worth.
lcs.s unless the two streets referred to,
which are paved. should BE- closed. The
Ieal estate owners who control the prop
erty have agreed TO refund to the Federal
Leasue operators all money already paid
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Bedford Wins Indoor Polo Gamr

The Bedford team defeated the Brook.
Ism Riding and DRIVING club In an in
door polo game at the Bedford Riding
Academy last night Inc score Wts -
to 3i.. Ernest Nogt, \, Nogt and Lang
plaNei for Bedford and the members oI
the losing team were Mitchell. Kopke and
Afford. Ernest Nogt and Lang did most
of the scoring.
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ERASMUS REPEATS ITS FEAT.
I'lasters Defeat ON RushwicL y!
800 to 257 In Rifle Match.

Erasmus Hall sunncrs WOn their sec
ond victory of the week in the Whitney
trophy sub-target tournament, defeat
.ng the rltiemen Of Bushw ok High over
the ~lattcr's range by the score OF .53 to
2j7. Capt, Bromley Of Erasmus WAS the
only ole who made u perfect score Of 80,
the score:
Grasmua Hul!-Irlyer. -: .LurcNs. "a
Morgan, 80, Duncan. 81; GTou.. -; Seiprrt
"A; Gallagher, "a, Br"mleN 81. Total, 90,
BUS cs-lsVf.c 81 As'l.. "a
uredenberg, "a; Hi,isu, 30; shaw, 81,
NIsbasa, -. lramn., 20; Boy !g.Iogfvr. 80
Tota!, soI.
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NTERCITY SOCCER TODAY,
Ne" York and PhiInd,Inhi.
EIr>ens Meet at Ba, uidu..

IN" annual !nterrity match b.tv.cn
teams representing the Field Club Soccer
League and the Associated Cricket Clubs
soccer L"uSu' OF Philadelphia will talk.
pace ms afternoon on the grounds Of
t.'e 'r-s cent .Athleti' club at bay Ridge.
No ONE F1cId N league games are
: .iedulod. but there will b. i've m 80
Saturday Amateur League. Tn. hicN
school championship series ended last
week w'th the victory OF Curtis.
Following IL the official standipp -.
IN" ciuos In the Field Club League
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

Nov York League 80. rh!ladc.p5l,
League ai Hay Ridge; Overseas Nundtrors
~, Columbia oval at Van Cortland
PARK: Strul iers ~, Contra y. VI. G, 4 Al
rIr" pe't Park Englewood VS.. Merton At
iiavcrford. Pa.
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Wagner Defeats ktcbI.r.

Frankie Wagner o~utpointed Fred
Kithler NJ the Vanderbilt 4. C., Brook
Ign, last night 90
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"VVr-"V gIFTT- WNl 'IuIhfUU TeTI, n.
ti".is from feld-cornell. BroSn. S. LIN
cen. 81 S4ttcrby, o. clarkFoU, Bs" relay. z:
i.oynolis. 3; Spears, Macy. /. Cioa.s
from foul-Br"wn 4 Barely. 3. sub
stitute5-Cornc!l, Ruin for Iunden. ROtn
!or Brown. Davis for Sutterby. Ward 10.
hshinead, Bachmhn for Austin. Time 81
halves---0 minutes. R"ferce-W. g.
Uickock, Ithaca.
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BOYS HIGH SPRINGS SURPRISE.
Ovcrw helms Ncwtown tive >cora
- 70 =, IN Its First Game.

Tho Rows Hich Scho5i tvsFcto !
team defeated Scw;a~n yesterday IN
the formers court n their u's, / :.
\. L. game FOR h civ champions D
by a score OF - 20 :. The rcsuIt ". q,
complete surprise. IL the mrs l"-oi
N,wtuWn was unable 10 score /, !"l',
wnile the Marcy avonue team ttlli~l -.
N"w:oTn Mas able TO make only -
field goal. bernstein e"tt!ng tho lps
tally. While Nc'kcs accounted Tor '.s
other ~, Joints with a" mau' ''is.
For RuSs Ilign iiarSh5fsk, and Mle',
with three held goals each, starred. a
= preliminary game the BOYS h ~
seconds won from the .Ne"tpwr )Se.l",.
10. q sore of - 10 -. r. - p n
LLI,un
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
plea Made for Young Ahcarn.

Daniel McKetrick L. disturbed over tn"
fact that the promoters Of the biy tour
nament In South America have selected
Nike t'nbons AS az opponent for Les
Darcy. "Ahrarn viii beat gibbons In
-. Paul within n week" uaclar.s Dan.
Then he will he ready to light ~ Nc
Coy or Darcy anywhere"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
Athletics In the schools.

CO.. bnsk--hall ara two championship
cro-s -,ouHtiy rins are on ms haholasti
s,ne tu,- to-day. In g'A., TIE lntcrscho.astic
icps Championships WI &c continued owe!
tiie Nu. tort.aNdt pirk llnht. Three
M sRetpa saLcs are s~nheduled 'linton
-. E,au.rl 'hi.!s - Norris gym Far
H.cnaw4y w. ethical oultG.o ~ Ehical
couture and LAst,.n District W, Dickinson
~ Jersey 'ity. In tho hi! anu dale chasee
tno L.gl s'hop, aud evening l!gh tc!oOl
runs ~, joe a,Uldel over the Jamaica
cGuiac.
u. lSn,nl u. FciIIu. n, principal Of
cygt.s tiisn School. winner Of the j. S. A.
7. srrc.r hunIp.pnsh!p. has received n
cts -i.e from tle liotyohr. Mass, li!gi
sch 20. eleven. The MusSa chusetts team
rscout.y Won the Connections Valley Soccer
i.oaguc championship. II is likely that the
usu Will 10 accepted.
Ga'c,y has been elected captain OF the
"omuirr-lHl soccer team Tor 1910. Mcouadc,
n-T captain, VII. be graduated.
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t'rII TO- GnrIl''. Mu!,.Ur, &c. '"-
l.' fog MY.,A..y. Ee'. ."..-H.. :
J. :. = /. time 60. na.vrs.
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John the Barber has decided not -
put on n match between WILL Ri,ch,o
and Young Brown. All Ri,chic asked for
ten rounds wus $500.
I'll" olympic \. G.. which has OUT
lived lis Germ uf Suspension, VII reopen
next Monday night. X. q. Brow afd
Eddie clifford VIII feature the euterttiu-
m.nt. Frank Wagner OF Jersey Citv
VII TAKE another crack at Marty cross
IN a ten round semi-fnal. Batting
Henry and Jack Sayles. bantamweichts,
also "i. box ten rounds.
John Weismantel Of the broadway
sporting 'luh has signed Tom CoWla,
Tor 4 match VITA the winner Of the
Jack I'Eor-borAy Flynn bout. which IN
scheduled for Tuesday night II.r. j.
the card Cor Tonight at the n, 9,
:. =: Dutch Brand, ". Terry Martin.
fatftii. Lain ". Danny Gilt-ide and
'ohiiy l''tlu ~. jimmy Flynn.
10! bona nue., the Trhin. H., usn,-
weigh. l. back ~ town looking for
Trouble. ~" hopes 80 work tlroIsl in.
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