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IRRESISTIBLE EVA
HEADS KEITH'S BILL
Miss Tanguay Once More Cap,
tivates Local Audiences.
Other Meritorious Acts

Eva Tanguay came, saw and con.
quered once more.
The irresistible Eva holds her audi
ence from the minute she steps on the
stage until the last chorus of her last
song, most Of which, as usual, are
built around some crazy, impossible
"Tanguayan" theme.
james g. Morton. assisted by three
members Of his family, provided lively
sketch which combined singing. dane
ing and some comedy, while Talbot
O'Farrell rendered some Irish songs in
a pleasing tenor voice.
Another real feature was 1.-THE Heart
of Anne Wood" an allegorical musical
sketch by Frances Nordstrom, written
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Child Finds Father Dead

Jacob Clavanier. fifty years old, of
2S72 West Dauphin street, was found
hanging by the neck in the cellar Of his
home late yesterday by his ten year
old daughter, Ruth. lie was pro-
nounced dead by ueiGhboring physi-
ciau. According TO the police, Clavanier
has been in i'll health for the last fif-
teen years, and took his life in a tit
Of despondency.
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| In blank verse, which was wholesome
and pleasantly interpreted. with artistic
stage effects and costuming. The music
was for the most part very reminiscent.
Eleanor Griffith enacted the role of the
girl who was guided in the right course
through a dream. Lloyd and Christie
with lot Of amusing chatter, new and
bright; Albertina Rasch. an artistic toe
and interpretative dancer, with excel :
lent assistants; Libonati, master OF the
xylophone, in syncopated selections
jolly Johnnie Jones, in a comedy wire
act; Charles Mcleod and company,
equilibrists, and the Kinograms and
Topics of the Day" were other attrac-
tions of interest. .... .
Broadway-Pretty girls playing In
''The Fashion Minstrels, the leading
feature, give Il a musical comedy touch.
1t Is presented by Josie Flynn and her
company. The photoplay Is Every
woman" Other good acts are Dave
Harm. "the boy with the blues :: Lit
tie Lord Roberts, In "Toyland," and
Frank and Toby Schell, comedy, sing
ing and dancing.
.Allegheny--The bill is one of rounded
excellence. Felix Adler, assisted by
Frances Ross. In little Of everything,
scored hit. Tsouise Carter. comedienne,
had her audience laughing from the
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Fun Week al pumont,s

Good Night Nurse" provoked riot
of mirth at Dumonts 1.-THE Straw.
Z berry Patch" and Late for Re
hearsal,' other features of the fun
show, combined comedy and music in
!. enfrrfaining manner.
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VTCTOHIA--"In Old Kentucky" with Anita
stewart. Sto-v by Charles T. pa1ev aud
directed by Marshall Nellan. First Ma
tonal play.
It's off. This play came in a winner
yesterday. and had the film enthusiasts
at an exciting pitch throughout the
thrilling race scene and the betting ia g..
vorpd the holding of this rlav for n
second week. The work of Marshall
Ncilan as jockey guided this pro
duction to sure victory. with Anita
Stewart a close second in the race for
praise.
Anita Stewart does good work as tho
girl of the mountains with n repertoire
Of hoydenish tricks and pretty ways.
It is one of her hest charactprizations
Mahlon Hamilton. Edward CoNcn.
Charles Airing and Edward Connolly
are admirable.
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BEAUTIFUL FILM PLAY
ON STANLEY SCREEN
Lionel Barrymore Scores In
1.-THE copperhea ad"-other
Good Things

sT,ANLEY-"stronser Than Death, with
directed by Herbert s Biache. m Metro rc'' play.
Some film fans claim that the story
is the important thing, while others hold
to the star theory. In this production
| it seems to be the star who made 1t
worth while looking at. The story is Of
slow tempo.
Nazimova gives the role Of the music
hall dancer the full meaning of the
name and her enactment seems true to
life. She shows such contrasts to her
other screen creations that one marvels
at her versatility. A dancer goes to
India in search of health. She meets
an English physician. but is compelled
to marry half breed as a price for
his silence in a matter of an attack.
An uprising of the natives is tempo
rarily stopped by the dancing of the
music hall girl, but she is recognized,
and in a fight her husband is killed,
which leaves the path open for her to
marry the English doctor.
Charles Bryant, husband Of the star
and scenariost. does we'll as British
officer. while Charles w. French. Mar
garet McWade and Herbert Prior are
exceptional Two good character stud
les are given by Bhogwan Singh and
IienrS harmon Inc larBe suppor' is
WEI. urllled. =.
to,,ery maklng TOOK on new gus :,
IN Magic Gay, frlzna movie ln
natural colors, wnlcn SHOWS tne won
deriui hookwood Eottery III .helnna'i'
,,or .r, c....s, u,.. I,,,,,
barrymore story by Fredertck Lands
Evorvhodv sbould mako II n no;n,
GNeryoony snouiu MAKE pun
to see The Sopperhsad. IL IS M tht
one move Wnien VIII ne,p WIN Win INV INV
hlnerlcaniIati1h canpulgh anu SNOW .n'
uhruiy as WEI, as neopnyae thnns,ai hneriSut, ~
oo Mnat ,hn, am,s spI ,ia foJon, ESne 'ni''sn ~
sNN Wien tneh pae u. D nee' ,i
w mheh ionei ';n; ph hnst inone n eU,nuu, ~
saoti;h. Faotu ms .p a''uIo is Wv ho
tu Loo'',tn's E lsre IN 'ne spohee pias ~
.an.;n,, I,, ,ha a,,,9i;Shtoa ~ vi n,,a;tu,;',,,,
L;n ItS .nI ',t go .tn e;,,io.
.Loot ~ Liaao ot -t;s,;a nt;,, ~ -.
~ Co.. al ,i,naS " ,astnnn;oo" T., oho"' 'n"'
- ,ot an tnA'ee nnaS'eipie'e III e"u'
Tho "torr oo,.ors :, ro, u,ho o :
,ho,,nht o,,'arJ h., h;a foiIn,,' w 49, We
men hut in the end he discloses his truc
function during the Civil War. when he
was really n spy for the North. In this
| there is developed a character which
! begins in a passive way and builds up ia
grand climax of dramatic tensitv.
The illinois farmer of Barrymore will
remain screen character of genuine
merit. Doris Rankin. Frank Joyner.
William Carlton and Arthur Rankin are
well CASTE
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RGvoLI-"R..peetabls by Prov" WITH syI.

RIyoLL-"Respectable by Prov" with sy-
via Dreamer. story nv Florence Myntt
and directed by j. Stuart Blackton. Pathe
play.
A scheming actress meets and mar
ries young southern boy. 4 year later
he is reported drowned, He returns and
finds another girl is in his mothers :
home as his wife. Observation-Disclosures
are Strengthened and he marries this new
girl.
Eulalic Jensen is the vampire ac-
tress and Sylvia Dreamer the ingenue,
who becomes the second wife OF the
youth played by Robert Gordon.
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RFGFNT-"PIaclS l. white" w.'N l,orc.',v
Dalton. Story by George Barr Me-.
Cutcheon and directed hy Charles GIhIyn.
Paramount play.
This is an unusual tyne of marital
story. 1t tells of a girl with twin sis
ter. The heroine, married to man Of
jealous nature, has son. mother love
appears stronger than does husband
love. cStrasgement ensues and she goes
To the sister TO make her home The
sister. who is about 10 bo adopted by a
wealthy man. dies and the o>tranged wife
takes her place. 4 lapse Of timo and the
husband meets his own wife although he
does not recognize h"r. They are mar
ripd again and return 10 find their son
a handsome man. The mother love again
asserts itself but in the end the marital
troubles are Strengthened out
Dorothy Dalton plays the role Of the
two sisters with much feeling and strong
emotion in the role Of the wife The
jealous husband is portrayed by Holmes
+. Herbert. while the son is enacted
by Jack Crosby.
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CAPIToG-"The Corsican Brothers," WITH
Dustin FHrnum. Story nv Alexandra
Dumas and directed By Colin Campbeil.
United Picture play.
Few present -dav movie fans will rc e
call this nlay of the ponular school. To
readers Of the story the film will prove of
interest because of the modern effects
used in its making as compared with
old school staging.
Two souls with but single thought,
brothers who think aud act the same.
4 quarrel is responsible for the death
of one and the other. in a far country.
seems to sense it at the time and rushes
in to take up the fight Of the dead
brother. He is the victor this time aud
also the winner in a love episode. DuS-
tin Farnum makes the roles distinctive
and Winifred Kingston Il well cast.
Wedgewood Noewll, Ogden Crane and
others appear in supporting roles.
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Both Sexes

PRIVATE LEssONs in Enslish and Frsnehj
experienced woman teacher. eUe NJ. ~
ct. Phone POPLAR 2o0e w. -.
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A great many people have tried

LORD SALISBURY is packed in inexpensive machine
made paper package instead of cardboard box.
YOU CAN'T SMOKE THE BOX. WHY BUY 1T,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-09
SOuthpGW Tyler
OF Cubs Takes
Giants Measure

CHICAGO, July 9.-The New York
Giants didn't make an suspicious
start of their Western invasion.
Fred Tones, their best pitcher,
was hammered to all corners of
the lot by the Cub hitters, yielding
IL long hits, including a home run, a
triple and two doubles in eight in
nings. The home run, hefty smash
by Twombly, scored two runners
ahead, and that was the margin by
which the Giants lost-the score be-
ing to 8.
The Giants beat George Tyler In
half an inning in New York recently,
but yesterday the sOuthpaw was in
better shape and lasted the route. IL
is doubtful whether he would have
stayed in had the Cubs not always
BEEN leaders, for the Giants hit him
savagely In several frames. They
combed him for nine hits, including
a home run by Larry Doyle and a
triple by Frank Frisch. The Ford
ham "t'lash" hit savagely, besides
fielding his position in bang up style
Chicago got q run in the first on
Twomblys safe bunt. his steal OF sec
ond, Hollo cher's sacrifice and Terry's
double. A passed ball put Terry on
third and he tried to score on Robert.
sons fly to Burns. but George whipped
fine throw to Snyder and Terry was
with two out in the Giants second
King singled and then Doyle registered
his homer, fine drive into the right.
back in their half when Barber singled
Herzog doubled and Barber beat Ban.
croftS thrown on Klllifer to the plate
Then sacrifice ny scored Herzog.
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Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Welte
Will Meet This Pair in
the Finals.

NTISS Marie Wagner and Miss
M Clare Cassel and Mrs. Edward
w. Raymond and Mrs. Frank
Welte reached the final round on the
courts of the Greenwich Country Club
Greenwich, Conn. For the second
time in a fortnight Miss wagner and
Miss Cassel beat Mrs. Louis Gouver-
neur Morris and Miss Margaret Grove.
The score Of the match was 10, IS,
CO.
The other semi-hnal match was hlled
with spirited rallies. from which Mrs.
Raymond and Mrs. Welte emerged VIC
torious over Mrs. Nathan Levy and Miss
NJ. Rockford. The winners were far too
experienced for their opponents and
scored at 6-1. GO.
Miss Wagner and Miss Cassel. recent
winners at the New York State cham
pionship. carried off the honors OF the
day As preliminary canter in the
third round they outplayed Miss Mary
Heaton and Miss Winifred Croft. "a
6-1. Then they turned their attention
to the more important work at hand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-09
By Eleanor SchOrer

All aboard the fun wagon. We are
going to Luna for a jolly good time
Free! No, do not mean that we ara
going free, for most OF US will have -
take cars or ira ms and they are no
free. Not bit Of it, But Luna is.
Luna ana It's fun are free TO Kidd.e
Klub members once each summer,
and we are Oft for the best time we
have ever had in all our lives.
Now do not scramble for your hats {;
1t is a bit soon TO get ready to start;
| am afraid you would be too
early. The party Is way or yet. But
It Is settled, assured, irretrievably
decided that We are going to have
our third summer outing at Luna, add
that my Klddie Cousins are TO have
the very best time they have ever
ever had, and all OF it free. All this
will happen In about two weeks. Dul
| for the present tho exact date mas
remain u secret.
DO you remember last year the fur
we had on tho rides and in tho shows
! This picture will rem nd you. Wash
/ / great Weren't they rip roaring
! ridesl What a number there were
| Wen, would you believe II, this yea
there are TO be even more! Let M
see, there are one, two, three, -four
Ave, six. seven, eight, nine, ten
eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen
fifteen. Fifteen rides With the Chute
and the Dragons Gorge among the u
| That Is new one on our ] 81. th
Dragons Gorge: we did not have thu
last year, did we? Hut we arc L
leap up and coast down It's steei
breezy hills 70 our hearts conten
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Robins SWdnlp
Cards in First
Battle in West

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-wilbert Rob
lnson and his pennant aspiring
Brooklyn Robins began their second
Invasion OF the West by soundly
trouncing the Cardinals in the open-
ing game of the series at Sports
mems Park by u score Of IL to 2.
It was the first time that the Robins
had played at the park Of the Browns,
which the Cardinals are now sharing.
and they celebrated the occasion by
hammering four Of Branch Rlckey's
pitchers for nineteen solid smashes
Zach Wheat contributed a home run
and a single; Ivy Olson Clipped in
with a single, a double and a triple,
while young Zach Taylor also helped
himself to a three Dagger.
Jesse Halnes, one of the pitching
'hnds" of the season, started the pro-
ceedlngs for the Cardinals. He beat
the Robins at DbbetS Field, recently,
but yesterday afternoon Jesse's stay
on the mound was very brief. In
less than an inning the Robins pro-
duced five runs.
North checked the rally. but In the
next inning the Robins resumed their
attack by scoring two more runs. In
fact the only innings In which the
Brooklyn team failed to score were the
third, sixth and eighth. Toward the end
OF the game Robbie sent several OF his
young players into the fray.
Burleigh Grimes did the pitching for
the Robins. The spitballer continued
his good work by holding the Cardinals
to Ave hits in nine innings. He was
spiked In the leg by Jack Smith In
covering hrst in the fourth inning but
showed his gameness by continuing on
the mound
It was Grlmes's third consecutive VIC
| tory. In the last twenty seven innings
the spitballer has allowed only fourteen
hits and three runs.
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CHAPTER XIV.

y YUMA. the lion, was hungry.
He had come out OF the des-
ert country to the east Into
= a land of plenty. but though
he was young and strong, the
wary grass-eaters had managed 10
elude his mighty talons each time
he had thought 10 make a kill
Numa, the Non, was hungry and
very savage. For two days he Had
not eaten and now he hunted in
the ugliest OF humprs. No more did
Numa roar forth rumbiing ehaI-
lenge to the world. but rather he
moved silent and grim, stepping soft
~ that no cracking twig might be-
tray hts presence to the keen-eared
quarry he sought,
Fresh was the spoor OF Bara, tho
deer, that Numa picked up In the
we'll beaten game trail he was fol-
lowing. No hour had passed since
Bara came this way; the time could
be measured in minutes. and 20 the
great lion redoubled the cautiOqsness
OF his advance as he crept stealthily
In pursuit OF hi quarry.
(Rsad to-morrqNfS exciting OhapioF.l
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Fifty Bouts Scheduled for Olympic
Tryouta Monday NIrht.

Champions from all parts OF the
country will compete in the Olympic
boxing tryouts to be held at the 6gth
Regiment Arnory, 26th Street and
Lexington Avenue, New York CITY. on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, July
18th and 18th. There wilt be a total Of
fifty bouts for both nights and each
one will be worth going miles 70 wit
ness.
These tryouts. which will Constitute
the biggest. boxing tournament OF its
kind ever held In the United States,
will bring together the best men from
Boston, Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, Chi
Portland. Cleveland. Detroit and New
York, also from the Army and Navy.
Tickets and other information can
be had at the American Olympic Com
mittee Headquarters, No. $50 Broad
way, New York City.
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Hunter speeds Up His Game on the
Courts.

Courts.
Sheer speed carried Francis T. Hunter
into the final round OF the North Side
championship singles on the courts Of
the University Heights Lawn Tennis
club yesterday. The former Cornell
star and holder OF the North Side title
beat Herbert II. Manchester in straight
sets at Ga, g..
There was considerable speculation
before the match as TO whether Man
chester, with all Of his strategy as an
able driver. could check Hunter by an
attack to the weaker back hand Of the
erstwhile champion. Manchester played
ably At times above. his usual form.
The best that he could do was to win a
lead of SO on games In the second set
That was the signal for Hunter to set
sail for the net. He swept Manchester
before him by his powerful strokes.
At the close of this session, during
which Hunter ran Ave races in a row,
Manchester said that the shots came so
fast that he was kept too busy getting
the ball to devote himself to attacking
on the backhand. Manchester steadled
to win the ninth game against Hunter 8
service. That was all he could do, Hunter
was always the aggressoT, breaking
through his rivals service for the final
game OF the match.
Percy l.. Kynaston and Elliott II.
Binzen, the latter the playing through
champion, met in the lower section of
the draw in IA three-set battleg 1t re-
suited IN a victory for Kynaston. whose
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srNoPMs or rnncEpINo cHArrERs

Tarzsn Of the Apes man child q che Jungle.
mas returned n civilization married ard a..
sumsd his uus Of Lord Greysioka A. the out.
break o. TIE var. hOgeyef . German taldlnn
party. led By Lieut.. sohneidef burns HE randi
IN Central Aries and murders his wife Tat.
mn Vows vengeance the entire gcrmAn racs
yera 70 the iunGle. LeadinE Yuma his oAptivs
lion, he raids the German uncs, knlinH MANI
o. them. Then he hceins the LONG search "a
lind Lieut., Schneider aud personally avenge BIZ
wlfe's death. German Eir sly. Bertha kir
chtr, crosses his path but he aparas her life
tribe o. aauaEe oannhals The girl. dosTtts
the faet that she IL en- enesny attraCa hin
strangely. tie fesCues her from danger. Mean
while en- Enslish Aviaiof. nyna over the jungle
gashea 70 land and IL cap,urcd ~ the NATIVES
Iarlan Is also CAPTURED, but they arr feacued b.
the m. Hertha Klrohef Meanwhile the nativti
IND no Airplane. and UEundA tho native chief
tells the aviator 10 tsaoh him 70 drive
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-09
KinE and TObey Win . Fast DOu.
bIes Match.

Three OF the pairs won their places
In the semi-flnal round of the West
chester County championship doubles
yesterday. Or. George King and Allen
Tobey, the former Columbia-Prince-
ton veteran holders Of the title, led
the way into the round. They en-
countered Franklin T. Osgood and
Warren Osgood OF Pleasantville. win
ming at Is, 81. In the best OF the
matches on the courts Of the County
Lawn Tennis Club at Hartsdale.
The fine deep court stroking OF DR..
King worked admirably with the
faster, closer attack OF Tobey. The
two found the Osgood brothers stub
born opponents In the rallies From
their side OF the net the Osgoods
mixed tosses and straight volleys In
bewllderlng variety. They spent their
energies In the first set, however the
champions coming through the sec
ond with fair ease.
In the other matches Robert S.
Stoddart and Tom. Moore defeated
Frank Fall and Il. Fisher. Ga, 81
The other victory went 70 one OF the
local teams. as Harvey Hustled and II.
Weed defeated J. futile and w. II.
Cuthbert 81, 81.
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U. S. Navy Dali Team After Games.

Semi professional ball teams looking
for a good attraction would do well In
booking the U. S. Naval Prison Guard
baseball team. The nine 10 composed
Of crack aggregation OF ball tossers
now in the employ of Uncle Sam. They
have engaged in nine games this sea-
son against strong teams and the Anal
score has always been in their favor.
Communications sent to Manager
Harold Lewis, U. S. Naval Detention
Barracks, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, will re-
ceive prompt reply.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-09
VardOn and Ray Now on Way
to u. q. A.

LONDON. July Q. Harry Warden
and Edward Ray. the noted British pro-
fessional golfers. left London yesterday
on board the steamship Celtic at Liver
pool for New York. With them was
Jim Barnes, the American professional
who finished fifth in the British open
championship. Barnes said Just before
his departure that he would come to
England again next year to try his
fortune once more In the open event.
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Marshall and JANE in Draw a,
ChRHa

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. July o.
Charles Jaffe of New York played a
drawn game with Frank ]. Marshall.
United States champion, in the second
round Of the Masters Chess Tourna-
ment The game went 6S moves It
was Marshalrs second draw.
George G.. Neidich of Cornell Uni
yersity defeated S. T. Sharp OF Phila-
delphia. Sharp and f. s. jackson OF
Philadelphia, and Neidich and Stasch
Mlotkowski Of Los Angeles adjourned
their games.
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JobpsoU Elected CAPTAIN,

ORONO, Me, July 9.-The election Of
Albert e. johnson OF New Britain.
Conn, as Captain Of the University OF
Maine baseball team was announced to-
day He played second base this
season.
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NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
Buffalo 8; Reading. ttirs camel.
Buffalo, 10. Reading tseoond camel.
Baltimore. 8; Rochester, l.
Akron. 0: Syracuse, 4
Jsrsey City -rorouto lFAin).
Games To-Day.
Jersey City At Toronto.
Syracuse At Akron.
reading ~ Buffalo.
Baltimore It Rochester
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Big Days Fun at Luna
Coming for Riddle KIub
at Outing This Month

this time. and all free.
And the shows-they are as nu-
mcrous and delightful as ever, but
the one that we want TO talk about
ribht nov IL our own show.
Yea, indeed. we are going to have
our own show too: ii could not right
ly be called Kiddie Klub party II
we did not. And, as always. we are
eager to show Off the very best toll
Ont that We have In the KIub.
Every one in the Klub knows how
we 20 about choosing our talent. II
Is always done at a try-out 10 which
every hddie who can and will per
form Tor US Is Invited
II we had big four-shect posters
on which to set forth the announce,
ment, the tashing red letters nigh
read something like this
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W NlauNHs
Followers OF seml-pro baseball will
be treated to a fine attraction between
independent teams when the Bacharach
Giants of Atlantic City and the Lin
coin Giants, colored champions, ella 5h
in a double header at Ebbets Field.
Brooklyn, on Sunday. The contests
win bring together the greatest colored
scmi-pro pitchers OF a decade in Cy-
clone Joe Williams and Cannon Ball
Dick Redding.
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steadlness and brlliancy discounted the
uneven net play OF the young champion.
The score was 60. -. 60
Binzen had q lead Of - on games In
the third set Then he lRpsed into a
streak OF wild hitting.