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The Sporting Accent

The Sporting Accent
Wild BtH says he has set0n up noto
The YGnks' Hrst-bdstn0 RIP
Bill says he has a pippen-
With the accent on the Pipp.
II Speedy" Rush takes charge of
Princeton's football team. should the
Tigers have one Of the best Rush lines
in the country? No? Very well. No
harm done.
Why not launch suit to dissolve the
Umpires' Trust2 In the way of monop-
oily they have all the others acting as
disintegrated units, scattered, to the
seven winds.
The Fight Manager Interjects-
TITS thus since hGpe used a rattle
Pus seen my Whitest Hopes all
freeze;
never prtmed one for bdttls.
But a0hat he proved piece Of cheese.
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SQUASH RACQUETS

Although the season has another week
to run Germantown Cricket Club Team
is practically assured of the interclub
squash racquets championship Should
tho Racquet Club win all six matches
from Merton Team B next week, German
town can lose four of the six matches
with Overlook and still hold the lead.
AS such a condition Is highly improbable,
the championship again goes to Man
helm after an absence of year. Last
year Frank S. White did not play for
Germantown in the team competition, but
this year he was back again and dis
played his old time form. He has failed
to lose a match.
The second half OF the intercity squash
racquet contests will be played at the
New York Racquet and Tennis Club Sat-
urday and Philadelphia will undoubtedly
be Represented by the same players in
tennis and racquets who did so well In
Wallace r. Johnson, of Merton, who
the contest here last Saturday.
was an alternate on the Davis Cup Team
that went to England In 1913, has made
re pid strides in the winter pastime until
at present he is one of the best squash
players in Philadelphia. H. B. Register
didn't stand n ghost of a chance against
him in the Merton A vs.. Merton match
and before long Johnson will become as
prominent in squash as he is in tennis.
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BASEBALL NUGGETS

FIrCHBuRa. Maas. Jan. 22.-Pat Moran.
manager Of the Phlllies, was rendered a ban
auel AZ the Hotel Raymond last night BY fOO
. more OF his friends. Moran vas presen %
aith 3 massive chest OF solid silver worfh
se4 efal hundred dollars The entire ahalr
WAS q eaaplste surprise TO the popular man
aser Who had been On nshlns trip during the
daS With g party Or friends Almost an N
fhoss At the banquet were boyhood nhums.
smile many we're baseball enthusiasts or ln-
EaTea.e ed IN the game IN some capacity
RABBIT MaFanFiiia, of tae Boston Braves.
Has q guest As vas Bred Mitchell, scout for
she Braves. Beth spoke briefly ufaialnH Moran
aa bah plaXsr and as sgoad fellow Nan
zzef Aorani n responding q the presentation
zaeeeh tod g ths national game and soma
z9 his baseball experiences.
CHICAGO. Jan. e2.-Robert Vaughan. third
1ssenian with ne Bunai9 International League
Eiua As5 season. hes signed tHo=year con-
z1aef Rlfh the Federal League ii Has ans
Haeaezd yesterday. II has moi been decided
HAlaA elab Hla have hiz aerieaz
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BY the sad. sad. oh! SO very sad sea
waves! win be the cry Of EarYard's
baseball team from now on. It has been
announced the Crimson athletes are TO
so 70 Atlantic City for three days after
the army game al West Point. Mebbs
perilous times At the Institute 90 the
Hudson are anticipated
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Tonights schedules De Neri, at g

Tonighrs schedule: Do Neri, at Greystock
In the Philadelphia Midget League, Parkway
beat Viola by the score Of 20 to IL, and Del
mar won from Hamilton by the score Of 20
to g.
Company defeated Company C, of tho
state Fcncibles, In a fast game by the score
of IL to 4.
West BRANCH beat HavertOrd Boys Club by
the scora OF 81 TO %.
Cheten lost to Germantown by the score OF
10 to II.
y stetson Mission lost to collingswood by the
score OF ~ to 80.
Tho Scott Presbyterian beat Messiah, 20 to
81. Paunonia beat Manufacturers Supply i've
by the score Of 25 to 49, West Park beat st.
Gregory, % to IT.
The first game OF n series for tho Catholic
Club basketball championship will be played
between tho st. Agatha and st. Ann teams
this evening at Halahan Hall, 1923 Lancaster
avenue.
by defeating the James Campbell School in
n cleany played game. 1S to .. tho George A.
Mccall School holds undisputed possession OF
first place In the Southern Section of the
Grammar School League.
TANiAQUA, Pa, .un. PIT required an
extra five minute period for the De Neri Fast
ern League team to defeat the Tamaqua State
League quintet, 20 to % the score being tied
al u points at the end Of 90 minutes playing
LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 22.-Betore n large
crowd. Trenton Eastern LeaguerB defeated St
Jacobs in a close game ~ TO IS. Leo HoucS
the middeweight pugilist, starred for st. Jo-
semi
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Philadelphian in coli Tourney

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Jan. 22.-PhnIp Blag-
den; of the stoGkbridge, Masa. Golf Club +,
o.. Country Club, and S. $, Nixon of Chi
cage, were the winners in tho first round OF
ment on the links of the Hot Springs Country
Club FRANCE won from @ 7, Williams, of
from r. w. Thrift. OF Lima, o., up Nixon
won from 4. Z, BALDWIN. ot Ghieago. 2 up and
e Play While D. sd seoTs n SGaineSs Of the he
Blagden. G, A. Kerr, Of Kansas City; a. NJ.
phia, and Tome Martin, of Hot Springs are
the survivors In the second flight.
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The Brainisst Club

The old Baltimore Orioles have been
labeled the bralniest ball club that ever
grappled with the rickety pastime.
Perhaps they were. With MeGraw,
Jennings, johnson. Kelley and others
there wa enough brains on that old
outfit to stock an average league.
But to rise right up and say that any
club was brainier than the Cub machine
Of 1906 and 1907 Is taking quite a
chance. King is one OF the brainiest
catchers that ever stood back OF a plate.
Miner Brown was one OF the games
smartest pitchers. Chance was a brainy
worker, and Eyers Is the marvel OF them
ali. with Joe Tinker only faint shade
behind Jimmy sheekard was another
smart actor.
It would be hard to give any club bet
ter than a draw against this Cub array
OF gray stun and alert intelligence.
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Y. M. G. A. ATHLETICS

Tho annual boys' division all-nround nth-
etIc championship meet was held in the gym
nasium of the Central Y. NJ, c. A. last night
before a large crowd OF enthusiasts. The re-
suits Of the different classes follow: S0-pound
class winner, r. Krug 16h points; 11O-pound
class winner. NJ. Goldberg, ~ points; 115-
pound class winner NJ. Taubman. 20 points;
13O-pound winner, w. Gadd, is points.
That the Olympic games for 1915 will be
held. not In Berlin as scheduled, but some
whero in this country, was the opinion. ex-
pressed by Edward r, Bushnell at an address
delivered at the West Branch Y M. c. A.,
62d and sansom streets. Yesterday afternoon.
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veterans BANQUET "Wednesday

The annual banquet of the veteran athletes
will be held next Wednesday evening at the
Hotel Majestic. In addition to the notables
previously announced DR.. Thomas W. Davis
tho recently appointed chaplain OF the State
senate. under Governor Brumbaugh, has prom
ised to he on hand and speak to the Veterans.
Henry Budd, the noted jurist; John j. Green,
registration commissioner; Congressman
Michael ponohoe, Councilman Louis HUT.
John l.. Flynn. Of Elk County, and John NJ
German, of Luzerne, will be present.
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Keep It Up

Meadowbrook scores again by pro1id-
ing for relay teams from Annapolis and
West Point for its annual meet in Con-
vention Hall next March. At the rate
this club is growing the necessity of re-
peating that old call for really big
Philadelphia athletic club is no longer
SO apparent.
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No wondsri

Dominic Mulrenan, OF Woburn, re-
eruit left-handed pitcher. who was with
the Boston Americans for a time last
season. has signed a contract with the
Providence team OF the International
League. When we read the opening
paragraph Of the dispatch we thought
it was to Introduce a new kind Of wine
OF something.
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the varsity wrestling team to work with Mike
Dorizas.
LEWIsBURG, Pa. San. zZ.-In tho first OF
the Pennsylvania intercollegiate basketball
games Bucltnell defeated Susqucnhanna 30 TO
2s II was a fast game, eleanly played. swope
starred Tor the visitors.
GETTYSBURG. Pa, Jan. 22.--Crlppled by
an easy, victim to Gettysburg hero last night.
sk p1iH was III III Son2n Sa as iSH Gg
and after three succeSslyo @ eGnGeioi0ns ia ny ne ne
contest scheduled for today with Springfield
Training School,
NEW YORK, Jan. PA mass-meeting OF
students ttH T be held @ in the Fordham audi
a, McAleenan president Of the Alumni Ath-
Mulcahy Will give tho complete details for the
innovation.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-- -Columbiu's protest
of the game with Princeton on January l3.
which the Tigers won by two points, was
ing Of the Executive Committee of the Inter-
collegiate Basketball League, at the office Of
Ralph Morgan. in this city.
WILLIAMSBURG, Mass. Jan. 22.-The
schedule for the Williams track team was an
nounced by. Manager Debevolse here yesterday.
WIN, face Amherst trst and then Wesleyan in
dual meets The schedule; ,,t r,ror .no
B. a. A. meet in Boston; TO- relay race, with
Miita iiist al Il Harf6rd lar fa'S o' '"' C0"e''eu' N"'0
May g., Gual meet with Amherst. Weston
wSsiey,n, c5i Andrgs Field Mlddietown t't 21 and and
~ Say England ad nsereGsete Sc eft psGe
place undecided.
manager Of baseball, announced the Fordham
diamond aShedule for the coming season yes
May 81, Brooklyn College at Fordham: April
8, Hamilton College at oFordhnm; ., virginia
more s. ,GeorketoWns at 'Washi9Eton; 10, Yale
T. -sSW sWarthmere er at At Fordhan 81 PrnSeton al
S25 TgtS % s IE9TGha IL II Mdde
MAY /. Crescent A. g. at brooklyn: 5. Holy
GEoSS SoFe BHme oSdRa@ H. az vest PSa
at West Point; II, Dartmouth College at Ford
pending, pend at Fordham; %, Vilianova at Ford.
ham 20. vermont at Fordham' 20. Goumbia at
3. Holy Cross at Worcester
NEW DIRK. Jan. 22.-The Squash Club class
squash % g. tennis PLAYERS made ell clean sweep
Yesterday ,gtternoon, and made the defeat more
matches in straight games.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 22.-Seventy. men al
together reported for winter football practice
at Yale. which closed last night The work
during the last two weeks in the baseball cage
WAS highly satisfactory to Head Coach Frank
Hinkey, br. william II. Bull and Captain
spns M'qn RS @ Il Bo eRE ssas aaP sH @
spring vacation in April.
Coach Bob Folwell, OF the Washington and
Jefferson football team, was visitor at Frank
lin Field yesterday. Bob met many old
aCquaintances.
Columbia. Fordham, city College. Manhattan
College and Brooklyn College VIII have flying
fours In the special scratch collegiate relay
race that will be one OF the many features
OF the big Brooklyn College in the 18th Regi-
ment Army, Brooklyn, tomorrow night.
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DECLARES GAME
HAS BEEN PURGED
OF TRUST SIGNS
Attorney Pepper, for Organ
lied Ball, at Chicago,
Scores Very Striking Point
in Argument Before Court.

CHICAGO, Jan. a2-TIolding that refer-
nations In the last year have purged the
National Commission and tho American
and National Leagues Of any signs of
being a trust Attorney George Wharton
Pepper today resumed his argument be-
fore Federal Judge Lands in the big base
ball suit
Attorney Pepper apparently put great
stress on his declaration that the new
contract in vogue means every player
who signed for the season of 1914 was
absolutely free at the end of 1915 to sign
with anybody in the world" This con-
diion exists. according to Pepper. because
Of the elimination of the reserve clause.
Another point made by Attorney Pepper
which rather surprised his hearers was
the open admission that organized base
ball officials generally believed Charles w.
Murphy didn't treat Mordecai Brown
right when he sent the latter to the
minors after his long service with the
Cubs.
Attorney Pepper was expected to con-
sumo several hours in completing his
argument.
Yesterday the Clayton law was cited to
show that labor is not regarded as
article OF commerce and the decision in the
case was brought n as another authority o
the Huhjeet. Tho decision, holding that the
commerce, was held BY Mr. Pepper applicable
90 the labor of ball players. Judge Landis did
In his general argument, which followed
aiter keens Addington had ended his pre-
4. Meyer had talked on the Jurisdiction ques-
what the Federal League was asking to have
enJoined.
.'Their srisvance Is not that we prevent
the lot, and developing them through train
Ing In the various minor leagues, as we do;
they want to lat attain in one bound tho sd:
9f labori they want to profit from the skill
Mr.. Pepper declared there were few cases
of individual hardship worked against play
and the judgment Of the National Commission.
ut is noteworthy that neither the ten-day
the bali players fraternity Se as seS
he said. I'VE admit having made some mis-
an Old war horse as Mordscai Bro Brown was was
treated. but 1 ask that the answers OF the
read carefully The latter omitted to tell their
life story, ,how they were brought from the
minors aiia tne progressively larger salaries
Mr.. Pepper gave a history of the game and
the American ana T National Leagues. ''ei which
preceded the national agreement. These
purpose Of protecting the parties to them from
outsiders but against each other; I'm 1913
had recorded q marked advance" said the
lawyer. ''and the recording angel ] believe,
count" he declared.
..,rcns, The Players contract was called q mere
the Federal League chief counsel, when he
resumed his argument yesterday. He declared
Between clubs and players despite changes in
the The option section Of eontraets and the elimina
have been made within the last year two.
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Another Entry

still another Brain Trust entry would
be the White sox OF 1905, Sullivan was
another catcher resking in gray matter
beneath the skull There were few
smarter pitchers than Doc White and
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And They Won't

They haUe roasted big guns OF the
majors,
And the sins OF the scouts theyvo
revealed,
But they'Us said not t0ord, tos haze
t0d0eTs,
OF the acts OF men chased off tho
fields.
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A PlattItuds

Platt Adams cooperation Of the
charge OF selling trophies is a good
thing for amateur athletics. The Thorpe
case. however innocent the indian may
have been. never did the game any good.
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Moore Leases Driving Park

acting for himself and his father, William IT,
Moore, of International Horse show and hack
ney fame. has leased from j. w. Ogden The
Morristown Driving Park, comprising 20 or
40 acres OF land, and has begun converting IL
Into u breeding and training farm.
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Harvard Club Squash Champions

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-The Harvard Club
the class A metropolitan Championship
SQUASH series by, easily defeating the Heights
Casino, of Brooklyn, the Crimson courts
yesterday. The score was 10 matches TO p
-Four of Harvard's victories were won in
straight games and the other by default
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Athletic cluh Secures ontion

Realizing that the building 1628-2s Arch
streets Is too spacious for Its needs, the Ath-
letlc Club of Philadelphia has secured an op-
tion on tho properties at 151O-12 SAMSON street.
II the plans of the Club Committee are rati-
fied II Is proposed to completely remodel the
two buildings and convert them into 'an up
to-date clubhouse.
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Get the Idea

sBetter late etc. as to the golf course.
but why must Philadelphia eternaliy be
later Nov Is the time for al good men
70 eons ts the aia sf the stadium.
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Hard Luck

The Meredith decision may be a good
thing for sport. but It puts somewhat OF
a crimp IN Penn.
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NOW THAT 1T is ALL OVER,
LET US GO MERRILY HOME
Tho IdeaP

Why. Tom Jones says the Jess VIII
lard-Jacls Johnson fight is to be to a
FINISH.
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International swimming duel

NEW YORK Jan. 22-rhe swimming team
OF the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
letic Club watermen this evening in the local
pool.
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unsent Kilograms

10 Prezy Baker (reproaohfullyl-You
haven't sold a player in many. many
days. Why don't your
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Play -Four intersection Soccer Cannes

Tho United League at its semimonthly meet
ing decided to play four intersectional games
for the benefit OF the league tomorrow after
noon. The NTH match viii be interleagus
affair between tho Shamrocks. of the United
League, and the Veterans OF the Allied
League.
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Peaceful

Htsti DO yoW totst,
You t0ho stand In the mist
OF vapor sent up By the sQuabbEers and
talbeTsP
List, here's the 0ist
OF our yarn, at their tryst,
The tohistmen at Gotham developed no
squalkers.
The idea being that 1t is pleasant and
unusual nowadays TO read an account OF
a gathering In almost any sport not
punctured by some kind OF an argu-
ment.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Melbourne Inman Brit
ish billiard champion, yesterday closed a match
with Bennie Allen, the pocket billiard cham
from February % to February 20. playing 800
balls on an English table and 300 on an
American.
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Sporting Goods (the leaders, dropped the odd
game to Jewelry. Accounts, Rugs and Clothing
sale. Mems Furnishings and Retail Credit re-
spectively Arthur Armstrong, of Wholesale,
t6ppied the pins In sensational form, breaking
the record for high single and three games Of
the league, getting a 25B score in his second
game, and $50 pins for his three-game total.
In his first two games he had 10 strikes out
Of the 20 frames This feat is probably
Army's greatest performance in his bowling
career.
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Mutual bowling team beat Anticobden three
straight games in the German-Amercan
League series this week, totaling 1901 in the
third game. Quartet defeated Girard three
games in a row, Columbia bested United
out OF g, X. l. b. A. won two from Harmer.
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Nick Altrock-and no smarter infields
than Jiggs Donahue, Frank Isbell,
George Davis and Lee Tannehill ever
scattered brains along the towpath.
Not forgetting a Mr.. Fielder Jones,
who also had his share OF the stuff that
made Doc Plato and Bill Shakespeare
and Ty Cobb famous.
With Collins, Barry. McInnis and
others around. the Macl1men also had
their share of brains. But they were
seldom needed with the old blooie-
blooie at work.
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Hummer Bumps Into Ill Luck

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. %. = They will
have to hunt another place for Billy Hummer
to play basketball, for the home of the Jean
nette team, Of the West Penn Basketball
team, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
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Hven II the Feds do not moessd in eject
aion, there 4 a strong possibility that the
makeup Of the ruling body OF baseball will
be radically altered. Within a short time
Ban johnson and John X. Tener Will meet
70 elect tha third member OF the commission
and IL Is understood that the president OF the
American League will oppose the re-slection
81 August Hermann. owner OF the Cincinnati
Reds and chairman OF the National Com
mission.
Rabart d Ward sent the following message
from the ringside az Chicago yesterday:
everything looks gooa here, First round was
neaa into consideration.
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That the Judge knows a few things about
the game was shown when petition made by
the Players Fraternity was presented. He
locked IL over and said: why. they re- All
fnembers Of ono team" Then he added, after
every one laughed. THAT doesn't mean am
4 student OF the game"
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STRIKES AND SPARES

The MaJestics gave great exhibition of
pin topping on Casino Alleys last night, beat
ing the st. James three straight games and
supplantIng the latter for the leadership of
Casino Section B. Topham, the former anchor,
hit the pins for. 27s score in his third game,
starring off with n split in his first frame, he
then struck 1t out. Bellevue won two out of
three from Continental after poor start in
and finishing their third game with 1907
pin score Avil and Buchanan did the heavy
work with 221 and 226 each. Agassiz and
Rexalls each two games out of three from
Terminal and Wilmot, respectively. Doc
with a couple of double centuries each.
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mo wonder" writes ELI Bill, that
Harvard is always better conditioned for
her final games than Yals and Prince
ton Princeton tackles Harvard and
Yale on successive Saturdays; Yale
tackles Princeton and Harvard in order
and Harvard. after meeting Princeton.
sends her second eleven against Brown
and takes a saturdays rest. This gives
her 20 per cent edge over Yale. just
as 1t gives Yale a 20 per cent margin
over Princeton"
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ST LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 22.-Frank Benson, of
St. Louis, defeated Hugh Heal. of Toledo,
match. Score. 80 to 49, The game went 100
innings. High runs, Benson. O.; Heal 5.
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money in tho Northeast Pocket Billiard League
last night, when he won the second block OF
Amber, by 10 to 40. This made the total score
100 to OF. with McHugh on the long end
Stevens got third money.
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There has been much trade talk heard around
the hotels, but nothing has been aecomplished.
70 trade several Of his players for a star
nlteher.
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CAMDEN WINS GREAT GAME
By Sensational Rally Downs Jasper,
90 to 20,

Camden basketball team by great rally in
the concluding minutes of their contest with
Jasper, during which they scored Of their
IL fold goals defeated the Eastern League
champions bv the score OF 90 to 20 in the
Nonparell Hall cage last night.
EASTERN IENGLE STANDING
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All Hail Camden

All Hail Camden
Ye sports tGHo'd assume, 1Uhen dear
Camden Is spoken of,
A deep lack of interest born Of fatigue,
Get totse-though ace do not bnoto tchat
IT'S the token Of
And tell as. WHO'S leading the Eastern
Lea0ueP
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Judge LAndis is certainly getting an overdose
Pf baseball. but he is an ardent fan and will
Ing to suffer a little in order TO get the game
back in the right track again,