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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
0RATORY PREVAILS
AT CLOSING SESSION
Of COUNTY BOARD
FRANK RIChEY INQUIRIES POINT.
EDLY AS TO WHY SUITS
AGAINST Ex.OFFiCE HOLDERS
ARE NOT BEING PROSECUTED.

The supervisors concluded their DE.
ecmhcr session this morning amidst
Il wonderful outbursl Of orntory and
verbose ei1ulrence
Frank t''chcy. Michael Charley aud
NJ \. E.orson. the latter of whom is
chairman OF thar august body. par
ucipatcd in the principal roles while
the arguments ran from affairs OF
state 70 the more important subject.
What shall the bounty be on sheep
that cr0ak in the fields"
Mr. Richey, chief gunner for the nj.
lacking party. fired the first shot in
the direction of the Grange hall, Wal
than, when he poin'cdly asked what
vas happening to the c0untys suit
against the former Office holders. the
pfcllmlnares for which the board
paid one sam Sims alleged discrep.
ahcy shark. SOmew here bctwcen$G 900
and $4,000.
Mr.. Richey went al some length in.
10 The qualifications Of M Redmond
the Decatur lawyer. vino was cmplot.
ca SIX years ago to prosecute the var.
ions clafnis against the Ok off1ciol;
ihd ended by doing the objectionable
thing OF asking VII, the dur1lation
the suits weren't brought to trial."
He recommended that unless Rcd.
mond came clean and did some work.
that he be fired on the dot and q new
man employed to take his place. lie
started his les majestic against the
exalted auditing committee of Won
yesteryear By presenting reslution
calling for some action on the famed
cid litigations which. while having no
intentions of aeaauting the present
county attorney. Mr. Roberts. were
aimed 10 get olticion, results. either
ono way or the other.
The defense of M Redmond was
handlcd by John Wylie, of Waltham.
who told of the lawyers futile efforts
to brlpg the cases to trial and of how
hard work had been in getting a
hearing before the courts, as domur.
rcrs were still in pendeDcy that never
had been thrcshed out.
Mr.. Roberts. in defense of himself,
explained that he had become attach.
Cd to the boards legal department
last September, and since that time
had been actively engaged in trying
to get smc action in the Circuit Court
that would bring he old suits TO
bat.
"hen the atmosphere was clarified
OF the smoke OF battle. the resolution
presented by Mr.. Richoy wen, thru n
whizzing and--Well. the cases are on
the dockcts and Mr. Redmond is in
Decatur
The bounty on sheep, to The average
man 4 high powered useless on the
statute books. occupied half hour
while the solons determined whether
to pay claimants SIS or $40 for each
sheep killed by dogs" II was finally
decided that $l5 was the maximum
and that amount should be paid the
poor farmers who lose their wool and
mutton bearers Via the vicious and
savage canine route.
Mr.. Charley and Mr.. Bronson came
into the dispute in intermittent stages
but on the whole The floor was prettp
generally occupied by Mr.. Richey who
unfortunately today was suffering a
severe siege Of rheumatism, which
partly explains why he vas away
from his well chosen path of supreme
and uncOnqlcrablr optimism this
morning. As for oratory. he was at
his best
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
COUNTRY PUPILS
RENDER PROGRAM

The pupils of keuny school distric,
li2 gave an excellent program Friday
evening In connection Nitt the pro.
Gram an exhibition Of drawing aud
peumanshp was held. The sum OF
$3.50 was taken In at this time which
viii be turned into The Army Y NJ
{. A. fund Miss Mary Hart Is Tho
teacher Of this school.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
Injuries and insults.

Injuries may be ntoned for and for.
given but insults admit of no compeu.
sailon. they degrade the MUD In it's
own esteem aud force Il 10 recover It's
,ovcl BY revenge. .--Junius.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
CLEAR $40 FOR
SOLDIERS BENEFIT

MISS Helen Mcady. Mary O'Ncil.
Hoia Gun and Lucille Carr gave a pa.
II o''c program for their four schools
" the Grand Rapids school Thursday
evening. One Of the features Of the
evening was Il shadow social Seven.
~ dollars was cleared at this time
which Will be used for soldiers bone.
ilts.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
C0PENHAGE HEARS
REPORT OF PLAN
London, Dec. Sc ermany is planning an
other peace offer to com direct from the Kaiser,
according to press dspat ches received this after

AAA AAOAh Sk/SAAAO6OIAs
1t was reported that the
offer would be included
in a Christmas proclamation from the
German emperor
Sixty Divisions in Italy.
Washington. Dec. 1J.--Sixty Aus
troNerman divisions are operating
against the Italians in northern Italy,.
according to accurate figures gath
cred by the war minister mt Rome and
forwarded to Washington today. The
Italian war office has data 10 show
that fOrtyflye Austrian divisions ara
on the Italian front. There are seven
German divisions. Held in reserve be-
hind the (rst lines eight more diyi.
sions. -four German and four Austrian,
ready to be thrown against the defend.
ers whenever conditions warrant. This
information was gathered By aviators
aud secret agents Of tho Italian gov.
ernmont.
Macheda Ea,led.
Lisbon. Dec. l5.--A proclamation
has been issued by the revolutionary
government in Lisbon. Portugal. or
deriug the barishment or President
Machada until the end Of his term.
Machada was placed in Jail when ths
government formerly headed BY him
was overthrOWn.
Report American Held IN Russia.
Washington, Dec. 1J.-Reports that
Charles s. Smith, of st, Louis. who
has been in Russia ever since the
American railway commission vas
sent there to aid in re-organizlng tho
Russian transportation system, has
been arrested by order Of BOlsheyikI
'oadcrs, reached this city today.
No confirmation vas obtainable at
either the state department or tho
Russian embassy.
The War in Brief.
Conditions In Russia again took
precedent In all war news today with
the Bolsheviki government Ia Petro.
grad claiming that The Cossack revo.
luton Is colapsing.
General Knledines and General DO.
tostky were reported by the Bolshe-
Wiki news agency at Petrograd to
have been arrested together With the
members Of their staff Previously
General kornioif the leader of tho
revolutionists was said to have dis.
The BoIsheyki claim the capture Of
three cities from The Cossacks In
Southern Russia.
There was q slight burst OF lighting
IN Belgium during HE night. when
the British succeeded in recapturing
from the Germans most Of the ground
the Germans had taken during the
day. south of Polygon wood.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
oeeoiorisine csrbons.

English experlnenters have " least
partially discovered tho secret proc
esses used In the manufacture of
German and Dutch decolo,tzing car
bons for thc sugar industry
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
Webster on Opinion.

Inconsistencies Of opinion. arising
from changes Of circumstances. are
often justitiublc.--Daniel Webshr.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
Committee Reports.

GultTlul'HutHt MuTlISsty ftp0T -
horses getting old al the county home
md that they should be replaced by
N auto ambulance for use at that
institution +. l.. Dauber recommend
ID that the proposition be referred ~
he county homo committee ! with
JoWcr TO act A discussion follow ed
rs to whether or not al that power
MOULD be granted to one committee,
with John WylIe leading The ants
md +, r. kichey and NJ. j. Charley
swinging the pros into line.
NJ, J. Charley amended the motiou
empowering the committee to buy the
luto ambulance. john ODomell
chairman Of the committee. said they
had no estimates on such vehicle
but they would buy according 10 their
best Judgment. The motion carried
with lIaHlcy casting the dissenting
vote.
The committee 70 settle with the
county superintendent OF highways
reported there was due Engineer
FarnsNorth for travelling expenses
sluo'i "n'ch was oruefed paid NM.
The roads and bridge committee re.
pol''" 'I'at collmltttc o> thrte
should work With County Engineer
Farnsworth to bring about early con.
struction of the Sheridan bridge that
was swept away OS tne nood ot le47.
INC commute" on nhahcc reported
ti'at t''c county bad no regal fl6nf 10
set aaluc certain amounts each hont Il
lor nc pchclt OF tlle hed cross anu
furthermore 'l're were no funds WITH
"h''h 10 90 thlS work II tue DUafu
wanted TO- 1he request "hich orig.
'ha'oo AZ Mchcon county, aCcofdinF'
Tho state aid roads committee re.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
for results.

Try til, free Trader Jouruul Wop,.Aaa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15
THE WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and
Sunday with slowly ris
ing temperature.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-15

lC0ntinned on Page 3D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
nv pENMAN UHoMPsoN.

WASHINGTON, -. C.. Oct ~ An W.
ment II mystery surrounds the action Of
the Baltimore HtoCkholdcrH OF the dctuuct
Federal league In fllng In the supreme
court OF the District Of Columbia the suit
for 5000 600 damages which was brought
to trial IN Philadelphia several months
ago, but withdrawn by the puiuttfH he
fore II was CNnplolcd ~ thlt time II
appeared, In view OF tho ,uurs. they
TOOK that tho baltimore AlurLholdcrs
realized they had no grounds for NctRn.
Tho financial outlay required tui muh a
suit Ia Eroht, II being estimated th.t II
cost tho complAlnants mote than tl0O00
TO bring the suit 10 trlN Ihut thcN
should again have recuurgr iu tho costly
proCesaes ~ law hps given r,eu To- mo-
end VI speculation regarding what hes iu
flucncod them again to dg into pockets
which they claim already hp}c hcon de-
plctcd ~ the alleged truSllhr mnchlun-
tlonA OfsOrEsnlIcd baseball
Inosmnttles Promised.
When peace was effected with tho Fed
Cral league In the winter OF 1913 Ia the
Ward brothors Of HrOokbn, Harry Sin
clair OF Newark and Edward Gwnncr Oi
pittsburgh were promised certain lndem
nlties, but Of the lot Sinclair was tho
only one who received any reimbursement
for his losses
The Baltimore stockholders maintained
they had not authorized the Federal
league committee which arranged fpr
peace TO act for theW, and ln their orig
lnal suit tho one flied I'm rhlladclphin
they named President Gilmore OF the
Federal league. Sinclair, Gwlnncr mud
the Wards ~ co.dcfeudRnis with the
various leaders Of organized boHohali Al
the Philadelphia trial the Federal league
peace committee fnilcd To show up Il
aid In the dSfense Of the national com.
mission, with which It had agreed or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
NO ARMY-NAVY
CAME THIS YEAR
Necessity for Guarding Future
Officers Cancels Game,
DANGER IN MOVING MEN
Officials Afraid Trains Would
Be Wrecked on Trip,

ANNAPOLIS. oct 26-wRr time pre-
'nuuons In throwing every safeguard
around officers and men OF the service
mas absolutely knocked out all chance Of
hero being n football game between tho
Army and Navy this year. That tho game
will not be PLAYED can now be asserted
With practical Ccrtouy
Playing Their Schedule.
Although the Army cadets are playing
regular schedule at West Point and
he Midshlpmrn are meeting the usual
.un Of intercollegiate ana varsity teams
It Annapolis the scnsOn win close with
Dut the two getting together
There ARE number OF reasons which
nave been urged against the playing Of
no big interserYlCe classic this season,
but the deciding factor against the game
= the danger Of moving the regiment Of
nidshipmen and the regiment of cndets
10 the scene Of the struggle II In pointed
cut that during these war days all move
nents ~ troop trains are kept secret,
The routing is withheld and the time Of
arrival and departure considered facts
ghlch must not be allowed TO leak out
Tempt Enemy Agents
To move the midshlpmen and cadets
10 Philadelphia or New York could not
be- done without their whole route and
heir schedule becoming known This,
In the opinion OF tho authorities, might
readily prove n temptation to enemy
agents and for this reason would be eN-
posing the embryo officers to a risk which
he government cannot now afford to
AXE When It Ia remembered that there
row are undergoing instruction at the
Naval academy alone tho officers 10 com
nand more than 30 900 men. the viewpoint
1f the government On this point readily
vii he nndnrAI nnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Mystery Surrounds New
Suit Instituted Against
Organized Ball BY Federals
Baltimore Stockholders File Claim for 100000 Damages
in Supreme Court Of District Of COumbia Suit Was
Brought at Philadelphia Several Months Ago But Later
withdrawn viii Cost 81 0000 to Try Case

ponrc, and II In regarded as significant
that none ot the former hoNdH " tho
Federal league who now are outside tho
pull ut organized huschall hnH been uRm,d
In tho revived SUIT
The conclusion reached In some quar-
ter In that organized hNHebnl now not
only faces luEtl battle At the hands "
the baltimore element, hut may have 10
prepare for court assault from tho
ward GWinnct Sinclair organic ON Tor
the recovery NJ the prumlHcd lndemnlileH
which have not hccn pHld, tho latter Cle-
mcut linking the stand that It fulfilled its
obligations whom tho orig nal suit of the
baltimore ptorkholdorH Wuo withdrawn
Wants 10 Avoid Courts
win uncertain conditions brought
about by the war II IN assured that ~
EnnlEcd baseball In morc RuSlous than
ever 60 avoid long battle ln tho courts
and the two special meetings hold by the
National league Within the past week and
tho fnVt that ono IN to 10 called shortly
by tho American league lndioA tns that
OrHR niHch baseball In planning TO Clsar w
tho Federal League situation and dispose
" II for all time, Regardless Of what
basls may exist for legal onaaughtR on
oran niSed baseball, the bnct that they ar,
being made or are impending makes Nj
condition Of uncertainty that In moi
helpful TO the advancement Of the nn'
tlonnl sport
II the underlying purpose of tho Raj
lImorc stockholders IN reHurrncting thrli
suit IN TO force admission to tho Amor
can league NJ the Orlole city al thu eS
pcnac of Washington by having th'
| franchise Transferred. they arr fore
doomed 20 failure again for even II "
| franchise were taken from Washington
! n Nv extremely unlikely that II would b,
! placed IN city witch never adcquitsl
! suppOrted any hall club, Whethnr q
mn for or mlnor league CNllber
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
M'CRAW DOES NOT
AGREE WITH 'z|M'
Says Third BaSeman Did Not
Pull Bone,

The attitudes assumed by Manager
HcGrrw Of the Giants and Third Base-
man Zimmerman I'm regard to the now
'amous bone" play of tho latter I'm
chasing Eddis collins over the plate
With run In the fatal fourth inning
sN the deciding world series game
hrnlsh an interesting contrast The
inntB pilot blamcs Catcher KArden
Father tRn Zimmerman. lie admits
hat Helnle never should have run q
nan townrd the counting block. hut
contends there Wns no possible excuse
or Rnrlden leaving the plate uncovered,
~ hr did not handle the bah on the play
and had no business running up the line
UwDrd third But Zimmerman. the
goat" makes no attempt to excuse him
ELI He irnnhly admits he told Raridcn
o get out Of the WAY and that he
.hOught he could catch Collins and ug
rim before he reached home Zlm has
rot hesitated 10 shoulder al the blame
md his frank confession In regard to a
dtuAtion where an alih In many In
'tances would be, forthcoming Ia refresh
ng, indeed Persons who Witnessed the
history making stunt contend that llolke
night better be blamed for failure "a
over, asserting II WIS the first base
mans obvious duty TO run home wher
lc saw thnt Collins had been caught
,etween third and the plate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
POSSE CLOSE after
CANE HILL ROBBERS

FORT SMITH Ark Ott. Do A rcoort
was received at the shcriii's office at
Fayetteville tonight that two men sus-
pccted of having robbed the bank Of
Cane Hill in Washington county We'd
ncSday afternoon Of 5000 were un-
der arrest a, TahleQuah, Okla Ben
Walker returned to Fort Smith with
his bloodhoundS tonight and reported
that three sheriifs posses are hunting
the robbers in the flint hills OF Okla
homa. lie said the officers knew tn,
| identity oi the robbers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Quit. 90
Revised

The melancholy days are past
They've gone by on the lope,
When for year we're read the last
~ all world series dOpe
It N X
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Chapman Missed
Batting 300 by
One Little Blow

NE little stingy hit kept Ray
" Chapman out of the 300 list
u " this season
Ray stuck pretty close TO .3p0
nll season. sometimes seven or eight
points above that mark, sometimes
seven or eight points below. And
when the scuFon ended he had col
lcctcd i69 hits In 561 times A. bat
for "A mark OF 2gs93 Had Ne grabbed
or l70 hts his average would have
been '.30OSS.
At that there's a chance that the
official figures win give Chappie one
or two more hits than are credited to
him by the statlsticinns and that heN
really realize his ambition to Eet into
the 200 class
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Jack Rabbit Races"
Annual Sport Event

BARTLEsVILIE, Okla. Oct "a -
Special ~ "Jackrabhit races, one OF tho
hlg annual sport events In this section.
viii ia b d h n ."i
hounds are being trained for the races
There are Thousands ot jHckrabbits out
N III" prnlrles, % hu Z. O., Iug
sOn. In holding races OF this kind, A
InCk OF dogs are taken ont on the pralr-
cs. Two dogs start IN each race A
fRbbit Il Jumped" and two does are
urnCd loose The dog catching the rRb-
bit wins the race. Hunters bet heavily
m the result Of these races.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
JENNINGS NEARLY
LET B0LAND OUT
Youthful Star Showed Little
Ability Early in Season,
BOUGHT FROM NASHVILLE
Gets Chance When Other Men
Fail TO Deliver

lIuEhlo Jennings probably experiences
a few polplIntes In tho palpitAtins re-
Elon whenever he recalls how close he
came to losing Uernl6 Roland. one OF the
best young pitchers that have como into
tho majors In many wears
tack In August 1914. the Tigers Sc
cured Roland from tho Nashville club
or the Southern league. upon reoom-
mcnd0tlon of II, scouts The pr,cn
ugrccd upon VIVA s. 100 lMt It was
conditional purchrsc
Work Was Only $3.50.
Tho agreement hNd Glnusc In II
which forced the Tigers TO pay Nashville
small sum down and thu balance AZ
HoOn ~ tho 1915 HenAon opened, unless
holland fllvycred, IN which case tho
Tigers were to return him.
IN the training camp days of 1918 no
land didn't exhibit anything that syok-
I'd rRpturous ordinations from Jsns
nlnEH In fact, his work wnH only so
80 Jennings felt that he might make
good M big Lacquer, but wnA In doubt
M TO whethcr tho twcnty-thrcc-ycs
old kid was ripe"
Wants player on Money.
| few days after the season Opered
| the Nashville club communicated with
Jennings In this way Send b"'Fnca
Of purchase money or return thand."
! Receiving no answer from Jennings
Within the next day or two NaAhville
| re- 'orsted IN ultlmhtum Jennings de-
/ cidcd 10 return Bound But the next
day April 10 jennings WAS In bad
way for pitcher ~ In tho emergency
ho gave Roland "A chnnce II was
IrEnlnst tho white Ros, md the Enms
ended. Tigers q white NnS -Four DAYS
later Jennings sent Hol"nd In against
the IndinnA In an attempt 10 lenrn u
tho other victory was fluko Roland
shut out tho Indians
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Riot Blame Placed
on Civil Officers

EAST ST LOUIS, Oct. 2o.--FAilur,
Of the authorities and business men o.
Fast ST. Louis to take precautions al
ter the race riots last May was give,
by Adjutant General Frank + Dickson
oi Illinois as the cause Of the July riots,
in his testimony Thursday before the
congressional investigating commission
here.
Sending troops after the riots began
was like locking the door after the
horse was stolen, he said He testified
that he arrived after the riots were
over
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

II wns "A queer freak OF fato that while
Cobb VAS gaining nlur batting points
over 1915 hs three mniu rivals since
1870 Speaker, Jackson nnd Collins. lost
IDENTITY Cohb'H upllft wax not entirely due
TO any pitching slump
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
HUCC|NS TURNED
Down BIC THING
FROM ST. LOUIS
$4,000 Salary and Share If
Profits Was Offered,

ST. LOUIS, oct. GO Branch Rlckey,
president Of tho ST. Louis Nationals"
said that he offered Miller HugRins, who
yesterday signed contract to manage
the New York Americans, n salary Of
SO 900 n year and 10 percent Of all prof
its over t2b 600 II he would remain with
the st Louis club next season,
II assume that Huggins is getting
something better than this from New
York said President Hickey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
YALE FRESHMEN WON'T
PLAY HARVARD THIS YEAR

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct ga
formal statement by Dr. A. ". Brides,
coach ~ the Vale freshman football
team, mnds II definitely known today
that all Idea Of Yale informal eleven
and Rnlnos with Harvard or Princeton
has bern abandoned The reason given IN
that the chief attention of the men Nv
being givcn to military work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

jubilee. what male person In thcre 20 be
listed among the leading 10 600 or 20 900
women poised for an assault upon Cut
Prices
n s Chapman led Cobb by base
iu the pilfrriug sWccpstHkUA--fifty -thteo
steals against nfty-two. Collins and
Roth were tied for third place, with M
" each Carey again led the National
league parade with nfty-one stcelH
Carey had no competition, M George
Burns, In second place. was fourteen
bases back, with thirty seven.
The Revenge swsepstAkss
Ddcs any one recall the name of the
pitcher who beat the Giants ottenest last
season.
lnr pitcher who stepped out against
them five times and came home with
four New York scalpa7
The man who boat them more gaIros
than Alexander, Vaughn, Toney, Rudolph
or Cooper
The name was Rube MArquard. tossed
outside the Giant corral some two years
ago me- being no good,
Beating the Giants four out OF five
starts must have annoyed tho Rube i'm.
moderately.
Quite 50.
Dear Slr Accomplishment frequently
COMES 10y unChnrted ways IN
nhcr allowed the Giants six earned runs
In three games, and collected three We
tories In 1912 Mathcwson allowed the
licd soN one earned run I'm three games
ana collected two defeats and draw.
II isn't always up to what you do as
TO whether you get by or not,
Revised
The melancholy days are past
They've gone by on the lope,
When Tor year we're read the last
~ all world series dope
# II x,
Il was queer freak OF fato that while
Cobb WAS gaining nlur batting points
over 1915 hls three mpiu rivals since
1910. speaker Jackson and Collins, Lost
respectively. SO, 70 and ~ points Eyi-
IDENTIFY Cobb'H upIln war not entirely due
to any pitching slump
Are these army post football elevens
Of any high Stsudnfd7' asks n reader
10 a coHsu can mould n Gnpd eleven from
500 or l0o0. students, what should he
he able To 10 with rs 900 men-the list
embracing any number OF old and yUunn
| college stars1 with Hsushton of a
Click handling the instruction some of
these army post elevens by late No
N,mbof won't be- any harder 10 stop than
Jim Thorpe WAS rhen delegated 10 lcnd
uu old fashioned Carlisle charge
NO one can pyW provo Tint Kenny
| Leonard In ns good as Joe Cans used IN
/ hn" Exchange And how many con
prove definitely thnt he isn't' Match
Ing the star perfOrmsr " one decade
against the star performer of another has
been nu interesting mnneuver for a GOOD
/ many ypnra nNuuIfp tho fart that none
yet hOJ ever gotten anywhere with H.