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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
standing of Clubs.
Games Today.
Providence in Montreal.
(omy one game scheduled

Rochester. n. Y. Sept. I7.--R oehes-
ter and Richmond broke even in their
double header today. the visitors win
ming the FIRST II ~ {. and the home
team taking the second . to o. Erick-
son gave a very poor exhibition of
pitching in r1e frs. game giving
dozen hits and passing nine. Jarman
was wild at The start. hut after he get
tied down the Hastlers could do lit
tie with him Though he gave twelve
hits and passed five the nome team
failed Il take fUlI advantage of its
opportunities The Hustlers punched
hits OF Healy tn the second game for
three runs while ein addition to keep
ing the four hits off him scattered
Huenka also was f3e receipt Of some
excellent fielding support, Again the
superlatiye third base play of Young
Beatty featured.
Although the Hustlers got the lead
over the Etrg1ntans in the initial con-
aIct they old not retain Il long for
fn the fourth the Virginians began
Ianbasting rae offerings OF Erickson
ard kept up the slaughter until tho
very last frame In this game the
hitting Of Twombly stood ont promi-
nently. while .1rragon, Ba nkston and
uealey also hit the globule hard.
In the second contest Hesley. Who
WAS on TIE mound for Richmond,
pi1ched good ball, but his opponent,
Huenke pitched a little better and as
d result the Rochester team emerged
victorious Heaiey allowed only seven
bats in this contest, while Huenke al
lowed the Virg1nlan but four. Null
lin got two If Richmond's hits The
Sireinians fielded brilliantly in both
p mes, only one miscue being credited
against them during the afternoon.
IL,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
SILVER GOLF TROPHY
WON BY JEAN 5. JONES
Judge Peck Carries or Honors in Com
test for Branch Cup at Her
mifaEe Club.

The qualifying rounds for the regular
fall tournament of the Hermitage Golf
Club was completed yesterday.
The play for the Sehwarzsohild Cup
was won by Jean S, Jones with net
score of rs.
The play for the Branch Cup was
won by Judge Peck with a net score
of "a. The course is in excellent CON
dition and much interest centers in
the matches next week.
The drawings for match play fol-
lows:
Glass A.--W. c, Locker va. c. Geter
Jones, w. F. Wood VS. Granville Gray.
J. II. Duvall VS.. VI. Peck. W II Palmer,
jr.. VS. A. r. Smith. Gordon Wood vs..
F. T. McFaden, r G. puval vs. W, w
Neale. II. Stewart Jones VS.. r. Y. Neale,
Douglas Call VS. NJ. VI. MCGUIRE.
Class b, L. Anderson VS.. p. H
Rucker. william KeHger Jr. vs. \. c.
Young. -Jr.. Hunaden Cary vs. Young
Tyree. II. c. Rucker VS.. :. 3. Lo0r. r.
II. Meade VS.. Wins Wilson. =. H. Agnew
vs.. r. IL Scales. G. W. Rucker vs.. Ged-
das Winston, +. L. Wood vs.. Raymond
Nhs say.. ~ es~s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
CHICAGO WHITE S0X
LOSE IN ELEVENTH
Foster Objects TO Strike Being Called
on Him and Is Elected
From the Game.
DETROIT DEFEATS YANKEES
Washington Gets s to Verdict Over
Cleveland Indians. While st. Louis
Browns Twice Win Out Over Ath-
leticS.

Boston. Mass. Sept II A ninth in
ntns rally brought the Red Sox on
even terms with their white hosed
brethren today and in the eleventh
with gloom descending they cent over
the winning tally. 1t was well con-
tested game. Foster started for Bos-
ton and Chicago got to him for three
runs on four hits I'm the third When
he bstted himself In that frame
OLoughlin called him out on bad
bali He kicked and was elected. De
spite that he went into the box in
the fourth and got away with ii In
the preliminary practice. Rowland
called O'Loughlins attention TO 1t and
SILK ordered Foster out. Instantly there
was trouble. Foster attempting to get
at OLouphlin. but was restrained by
Carrigan and Speaker. The stands were
enragea and so too was Silk. When
Cady got into IT he too was chased.
Score by innings. r II. f..
Chicago 80. . oo3 600 100 oo~--4 IL o
Boston ...... 600 100 0o3 o1--5 10 o
Batteries-Russell, Faber. Scott
wolfganE and Schalk; Foster, Mays.
Collins. Leonard. Cady. Thomas and
Carrigan- Umpires-0Loughlin and
Hndehrand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
TEN SATURDAY GAMES
At PACK THIS YEAR

Local football enthusiasts will be
rendered opportunities TO witness
ten Saturday games at Broad-Strect
Park this season, besides the an
nual struggle between the Virginia
and North Carolina Universities.
The schedule follows:
September 25-Biues vs.. Union
Theological Seminary.
October 2-Richmond College
VS.. Blues.
October 9-Ganle pending.
October 16--Blues VS.. Randolph
Macon.
October c3-Richmond College
VS.. William and Mary.
October 3O-Richmond College
vs.. Hampden- Sidney.
November 6-Randoiph-M Macon
vs.. Hampden-Sidney.
November 13-V. NJ. /. VS.. Glenn.
SON
November 2O-Richmond Col
lcge VS.. William and Mary.
. November 25-Thanl1sgiv Day
Virginia vs.. Carolina.
November 27-Richmond Col.
Iege VS.. Randolph Macon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
HOW|TztRS TO BATTld
METROPOLITAN TEAL

The Howitxer and Metropolitan bas
ball teams will hght II out for SUPP
macy In tho Federation leagAes4Y<
terday afternoon the artfllerymen ~
out over the Richmond Blues. VII
the Metropolitan OUTFIT was getting
verdict over the Church Hill Athlo
Club aggregation. Both gAmes ~
interesting affairs and large crow
saw both of the contests. which VI
played at Byrd Park.
The first two games of tho cha
pionship series will be played NJ
Saturday either at tho Church CT
Association field at at Byrd Park.
meeting will be held this week to ma
definite arrangements for the &C
tests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
LEAGUE LEADERS ARE
DEFEATED BY T|P-T0PS
First game.

First game.
Score by innings: r. H T..
Pi'tsburg GOO 100 o0o-~1 2 /
Brooklyn ..... or 010 00"--5 8 3
Batteries: Allen and Berry. Falk-
enberg and Land. Empires: JOAN
stone and Wilhelm
Second game:
Score by innings: r. H Z
Pittsburg 600 001 600 00--l s e
Brooklyn :. 900 0l0 000 0l-2 6 s
Batteries: Knetzer and O'Connor;
Finneran and Land. Empires; John
stone and Wilhelm.
Score by innings R.H.E,
Buffalo .... 200 010 oo0-2 Z q
Kansas City .. 900 coo 600 !
Batteries Anderson and Blair:
Johnson and Brown. Umpires; Fin
neran and Westervelt
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Baltimore 49,. DOL 900 o00--l 4 :
Chicago ...... 600 Ito 00*-2 !
Batteries: I.eclaire and Owens;
Brown. Fischer and Wilson Empires
i O'Brlen and Mccormick
| Score by innings: r. II. f
I Newark eio -ttt cog
st. Louis 49,. ia 0o4 20--12 Is Z
! Batteries: ceulbachs Kaiserling
Whitehouse, Billiard. Moran and Rari
| den. Flank and Hartley. Umpires
Mullin and Brennan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Dunnie has a good nucleus around
which TO build a team next season.
Among those who will be back IN the
fold by the time the spring training
season opens next March will be:
Johnny Bates. George Twomblev,
Everett Bankston. "Shag" Thompson,
George Mullin. Charlie Pick. Angelo
Arragon, George Fewster, Tom Healey.
William Morrisette. Ensign Cottrell.
Ed Sweeney. "Noogie" Schaufe and
Shamrock" O'Donnell. If necessary
to build up a pennantwinning out
fl Manager Dunn will rid himself of
some Of this material He has been
promised some good battery men by
big league clubs. and the Richmond
team next, year Is expected to be In
the running for the International
League pennant from start TO finish.
Chances for another successful year
ON rhe gridtron this season for the
Orange and Blue team have brighten
ed considerably since the announce
ment that Buck" Mayer. captain and
half back last season, and "Rube"
Barker all-Southern tackle. would
return TO the fold. A few days ago
both Of them made announcement to
the effect that they would not be can
didates for the Orange and Blue team
this year However, they got the foot
bail spirit a couple of days ago and
will be seen at their old places this
season.
W Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
PORTSMOUTH PIRATES
WIN FROM TARHEEL, /
After Dropping Three Straight Games Rocky Mount Out
Truckers Display Reversal Of Form Yesterday and
Triumph Over Invading Team
Game Monday.
Portsmouth at Rocky Mount.

Especial to The Richmond vfrriniau
Norfolk. Va, Sept 11.--portsmou}
showed a reversal OF form today. MA
ed an exceptional game. and scor1
their first victory in the post -seasd
series for the State championships
the score OF to !.
Green worked in excellent forI|
and although hit freely at intervs|
during the game. was absolutely al
tight in the p.nches. AS a result. oI
run was the portion OF the Tarhe<
ON nine hits. The Pirates touch@
Applegate in punches and their h1
counted Mondays game will |
played In Rocky Mount. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

In the days OF ola a ban tosssr
receiving his contract borrowed som
body's carpenters pencil. cxpectorat
on 1t and scrawled hts name on q
document In q 80
Nowadays the tosser retains 4 fest
lawyers. gets advice from tho expe]
Of Baltimore bonding company. ha
giles over II three months. and u
decides not to sign at all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

The Cleveland club was improved
about Jackson. The acquisition of
Roth and klepfer has been more
beneficial to the Indians than Jackson
ever was, and the team is now in a
position where 1t may be a real conten-
der in the next campaign Not only
did Charley Somers grab off $40. 900 In
cold cash, but also three ball players
The third one. 1t IS understood. for
whom Comiskey paid $4,000 a few
years back Chappeli is said to have
played brilliant ball for the Milwau-
kee team this season. and he Is sure to
be of great help to the Indians. Man.
ager Fohl is on fair way to have
quite a ball team and the dispos.ng OF
Jackson did much to bring this about.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

The versatility of Mr., Sister, of the
Browns, sets one to raking memory to
find another OF that sort. Jimmy Cal
lahan was fine all-round man. He
could pitch. play the in and outfield up
to the handle, could hit and could run
like deer Then again. his versa
tllities included managing, a point to
which Sisler has not Yet progressed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Washington. Sept. I1.--An eighth In
ming rally. which Melted the Senators
one run. gave Washington a victory
over the Cleveland Indians this after
noon, the score being to 4. The
Senators got three-run lead In the
first two innings, but Cleveland came
from behind and tied things up in the
seventh. Rice, Hoehing and Ayers
worked for Washington in the box
Score by innings; Ri T.
Cleveland ..,~.... 600 102 1n0-4 10 !
Washington . .,.2l0 o0l els 10 O
Batteries--Collamare and O'Neil; Rice
Boehling, Ayers and Henry. Empires
Connolly and Chill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Athletic
Next Saturday Will Mark Close Of 1915
Season of the international League

Only one more week remains be-
fore the curtain will be drawn on the
1919 season of the international
League. The Firgintans are scheduled
10 play seven more games. Following
the present series with the Rochester
Hustlers, which comes to an end to-
morrow afternoon. the locals will go
10 Harrisburg for a three game series,
at the completion OF which they will
journey to Montreal to finish UP the
season.
While some of the players will re-
turn 10 Richmond. most of them Will
depart for their homes from the
Canadian city Manager Jack Dunn
viii return home as soon as the last
game Is played In order to attend to
some business with the Richmond Ex-
hibition Company
Although the team this year did not
do as well as II might have, fans
found some consolation in seeing some
great exhibitions Of the national
pastime At times the Richmond boys
put up some spectacular exhibitions
and looked like world heaters, but at
others they were off-color. Every
team has off-days and Richmond was
no exception Even the best teams in
the major organizations put up some
sorry exhibitions at times,
This !s the first time in Manager
Jack Dunn's managerial career that a
team over which he had supervision
finished out of first division. One rea
son why Richmond did not have a
better team is the fact that local
management could not afford TO pay
as high salaries as some of the other
clubs in the league, owing to the
large amount of money that had to be
paid our during the early part OF the
season. Then there injuries galore
Had not SO many Of the Richmond
players been hurt this season the Vir-
ginians would have finished much
higher up In the penant race.
Just before Manager Dunn departed
with the Richmond team last Tuesday
afternoon ne declared that he was go
ing to give Richmond a pennant-win-
ming aggregation next season. This
year Manager Dunn has been weak in
both the pitching and catching de-
partments. but next season Manager
Dunn says he is going to start off
with six OF the best pitchers in the
Barrow organization, together with
two seasoned receivers. big Ed.
Sweeney added considerable strength
to the catching department when he
was sent TO Richmond by the New
York Yankees. but before that time
Il was rather weak. Schaufie has the
earmarks of great receiver, but he
Is a youngster and he was unable to
get the best work out of the local
hurlers O'Donnell the youngster
procured from the Athletics. promises
TO be star. He Is good receiver
and he can hit the old globule. He
stands up at the plate like he knows
how to wallop the pellet. and he gem
orally does when Its over.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
Athletics Drop Two.


Philadelphia, Sept. list. Louis took
two unintcrestipE games from the Ath-
ietics today, taking the first contest
to and landing the second, to 4.
Weird pitching by Mack's crew in the
FIRST game made matters easy for the
Browns.
In the second game the Athletics
drove Koob out of the box In the first
inning by scoring four runs.
First game:
Score by innings; r., Fl. z.
st Louis .... 600 1873 100~-s 9 2
Philadelphia :. o01 o30 00o-~~4 10 3
Batteries--Parks, HoY. Agnew and
Severoid; Majors. Haas. McAvoy. I'm
pires--Evans and Wallace.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. n. f
81 Louis ....,... roo e4o 1i0-~9 IA 3
Philadelphia 49,. 400 900 00o---4 8 0
Batteries--k Dob Weilnan. and Ruel ;
Bush. Anker and I.app. Umpires--Wal-
tiace and Evans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
Portsmouth.

summary: stolen ba8ee-(Sray,
Martin. Cueto and Newton. 6acfjh
hits-Wratten Ulrtch and Short ID
rifice hy-Shorr Two-base hit-Wy
ston. Double play--Applegate
Wraften to Snyder. Struck out
Apologize, 3: by Green. g. Bases
balls--Of AppIegate 2; of Green.
Hit by pitcher--St Martin and Carn|
Left on bases-Rocky Mount,
Portsmouth. s. Time Of game-l:1
Ump.res-B uesey fplate) ami eau
flower fhases,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
Dodgers Drop Hard Game

ST. Louis. Sept 11.--Although out
hit by the pennant-aspiring Dodgers.
the Cardinals won today by a score OF
70 l. Brooklyn got ten hits 10 seven
for st. Louis.
Score by innings R II. E
Brooklyn 49,. 600 900 0t1--1 10 0
St. Louis -. 900 900 002--2 7
Batteries: Smith and McCarty:
poak and Gonzales. Umpires, Klein
and Einslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
Boston Eraves Easily win.

Chicago. Sept 1.-THE Braves
walked away with the Cubs today, de-
feating them by a count of s to l.
The Beaneaters registered fourteen
hits. while the, Chicago team could
connect safely only FIVE times.
Score by innings r. II. r.
Boston .......l4o col CO.'S IA
Chicago -. 900 600 0lo--1 5 2
Batteries: Hughes and Gowdy;
Pierce. HUMPHREYS Zazel and Archer.
Empires, Rigler and Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
z II. z


New York, Sept 1.-THE Tigers de-
feated the Yankees at the Polo Grounds
this afternoon and moved one fun
game closer to- their prospective prey.
Detroit took the first game OF the fare
well series from New York by a score
Of to 3.
Score by innings: r. II f.
Detroit o.. $40. GOO COL 201~-4 9 0
New York -, 100 00o Oils 2
Batteries-Dauss and StanaRe; Cald-
we'll and Sunamaker. mpires--Nallin
and Dineen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

hitter. Manager Dunn says he is the
most likely looking younster he has
seen in many days. Manager Dunn
is noted for developing young players
and under the watchful eye Of the
local leader Fewster Is expected to he
ready for the big show by the end
of next season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
Overcome By Heat.

DIR. Anderson, OF the ambulance
corps. treated ]. F. Stuitz. an employe
OF the Chesa peake and Ohio Shops.
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Stultz was
overcome by the heat. He was treated
and carried home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
IIRGINI4NS DIVIDE
WITH THE HUS7IERSl
Richmond Team Captures Opening Game But Huenke Is Too
Much for Locals In Second and Rochester Gets to 0
Verdict - Teams Field Brilliantly,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
Results Yesterday.

Rictuasond~ II: Rochester, 4
(first asarrsel.
Rochester. 5; Richmond. ts*ec-
ond gan1el.
Toronto. IL: Jersey City. I first
camel
Toronto. !; Jersey CITY, o tsess-
ond camel.
Buffalo, 5; Harrisburg. first
gamel.
Buffalo. 1: Harrisburg. (sesc-
onH camel.
violence. .. Montreal. 5 (fen
innings; first camel.
Providence. 10; Montreal.
t~ct~old gaIncl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
DEFEAT
SMOKY CITY TEAM
Mayer Holds Pittsburg Pirates to
Seven Hits, While Quakers
Amass Total of Twelve,
BOSTON swAMPs CHICAGO CUBS
Christy Mathewson Is Hit Hard by
Cincinnati Reds, who Defeat Giants,
4 to O-St. Louis Cardinals Triumph
Over Dodgers.

Pittsburg, Sept. 1.-The Phillies
amassed a total of twelve safeties to-
day and won by score of 3 to q.
The Phillie pitcher Mayer. yielded
the Smoky City outfit but seven hits
and he allowed them to be punched
on him only n the sixth frame, when
the Pittsburg boys got their only two
runs of the game.
Score by innings r. II. z.
Philadelphia 200 200 1903 IL 0
Pittsburg 900 COZ o00-2 2
Batteries: Mayer and Burns: Har-
mon and Gibson. Umpires. Ortiz and
Byron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
Reds Down Giants.

Cincinnati Sept. IA perfectly
good coat OF whitewash was admin
istered the Giants to-day by the Gin
cinnati Redlegs. winning by a score
Of to 0. Mathewson, pitching for
the Giants. allowed ten hits
Score by innings r.. Fl. +.
New York 80. goo 900 0on---0 7 o
Cincinnati = 10i 90 l0'--4 10 0
Batteries: Mathewson and Wendell.
George and Wingo. Umpires, Qutgley
and 0iDays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Richmond fans will have an oppor-
turity TO see only two big games at
Broad Street Park this year, they be-
ing the games between V. NJ. l. and
Clemson and the Virginia. Carolina
contest Washington and Jefferson
wanted to play Washington and Lee
here November IS. but the Cadets and
Clemson had an option on the park for
that day and could not arrange for
their game on any other date. This
game would have drawn people from
all over Virginia. because of the
great record made by the Washington
and Jefferson team last season. There
Will be game at Broad Street Park
every Saturday from September rs to
November 81. The usual preparatory
school games, which always attract
large attendances. will be played on
other days Of the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
CHARGED with Striking Woman

c. r. Pruitt. white man. vas ar
rested yesterday by Officer w. G. TAFT.
charged with striking Mrs. r. Glenn.
He was hailed for his appearance in
court Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

he took charge OF the Down Home
squad that he would bring victory to
the Tarheel State within three years.
This ia his third year, and he says he
has high hopes of his prpteges carry
ing off the honors in the annual strug-
gle with the Orange and Blue forces.
Each year the eleven has been getting
better. and with practically the same
players back and a wealth Of addi-
tional material. this should be Caro-
lina's best year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

This young fellow Fewster. who was
picked up from the sandlot OF Balti-
more. gives promise of being a great
baseball player The Monumental
City boy 10 = good fielder aud natural
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Coach Frank Dobson will start
modelling his forces within the next
day or two. With several Of the old
men back and large amount of like
ly material on hand, he hopes to give
Richmond College another pennant-
winning aggregation. Coach Dobson
has worked wonders with the Spiders
since he took charge of them three
years ago. He is recognized as one of
the best college coaches in the coun-
try, and has turned down a large
number OF fattering offers to remain
with Richmond College.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Gets Ready for Wet Walking.
Thomas II. Duke. of S04 Brook Ave-
nue., reports the loss Of fifteen pairs of
rubber shoes and a quantity of old
rubber stolen from his shop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

With Maranville out Of the Braves
line-up. probably for the rest of the
season, there is little hope for the Bos-
ton Braves in the present campaign,
though It is the best hustling team in
the old league. But to have a player
OF Maranvslle's ability out OF the line
up makes a wonderful difference in its
strength, and 1t would be most mar
velous II Stallings could pilot 1t to the
front under such discouraging c0ndi-
lions. 1t Is wonderful struggle that
pennant race in the National League.
Three teams are punched, and the out
come of the games on the present
Western trip will be watched with
great interest, for 1t Is generally be-
lieved that the team which makes the
best showing against the Western
teams will b. the one to win the flag.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12
fsiC.ilrniiti.

ElClmonu t,.-.-,--9. WHN w TT
Summary; Two-hsse hit--Twombly
Three-base hit-~Holke. Sacrifice nit
--Eankstor Sacrifice tiy-Wiliams
Stolen bascs-Zimmerman 2, Holke 2,
Twombiy, Mullen, Bates, Healey.
Double play--AEragnu 10 Mullen.
Bases en- balls--On Erick son. g. off
Continued on Third pageo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Plans are being made to organize
a Federation football league this sea-
son. A league comprised of the Blues,
Howitzers. Grays, Church Hill, Bar
ton Heights and Paramount, would af-
ford some interesting sport. and would
be something that Richmond should
have had several years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Doggy" Trenchard. the University
OF North Carolina coach, said when
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

Continued on Third page.o
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