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NEW YORK BONDS Rv Aaeneiated PrAsa


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By Briggs

, has been assistant commissioner for number of years and took over tho office
 of commissioner soIne months ago. when
 the then commissioner Saltzgaber re- signed.
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Produce
By Associated Pres

Chicago. January 31.-Butter lower, 4f @461sc. Eggs lower; firsts, 52c. Poultry, alive, higher; fowls, 32c springs, 29c.
 New York, January 3.--Butter firmer, 43d4sc. Eggs unsettled, 55G57c. Che 3se irregular 221z0D251ac.
 St. Louis. January 31. Poultry Hens, 29c; springs, 30c; turkeys, 45c; ducks, 34c; geese, 22c. Butter, 46c. Eggs, 49c.
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Metal Market

By AS80C18toU fkoB8 :.
 Now York. January 3.--Copper dull; electrolytic, spot and first quarter, l2%I 1Sc: second quarter not quoted. Iron nominal. No. northern. 3sc; No north efn and No. southern. soc; tin steady; spot and nearby, B. 75c; futures. a4.75c. Anthony spot, 5.35Q6 62c; lead dull spot, 4.55c. Zinc easy East st. Louis spot, S0kl5c.
 London. January 31-Standard copper, spot, f67 17s Cd; futures, f6S Is Cd. Elec- trolytic, spot. f75 10s; futures. ET. Tin spot, fi6S 15s; futures. ETA 15s. Lead spot, E2s 2s Cd; futures. f2s 15s. Zine spot; f2i l5s; futures. f25 15s.
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Rice Market

fN ASSUcfdfeu FreSb
 New Orleans, January '31.--Rough rice, no sales; no receipts. Clean rice, steady; sales, Blue Rose, 7,09S pockets, 1A @4c; Carolina, 115 pockets, BE c; bran. per ton, $16 polish, $25 receipts, 1.20O.
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Sugar Market

By Associated Press
 New York, January 3l.--The local mar ket for raw sugar was less active today. and while prices were unchanged, the undertone was a little steadier and there appeared to be less pressure to sell. The close was at 37sc for Cubas, cost and freight equal to 4.S9c for centrifugal. The days business amounted to 2,575 bags of San Domingo and afloat at 3ssc eff, equal to 4.S9c for centrifugal.
 There was no change in refined prices, which are listed at 7.50c for fine grant, lated by all refiners. The demand con tinues quiet. with buyers limiting their purchases to nearby requirements only.
 Sugar futures were firmer early on buying by Cuban and trade interest, as wel as a little demand from outside sources, and prices at one time showed advances of to IS points for active po- sitions Near the close there was gar tial setback under realizing sales and final prices were points lower on Feb ruary, while other positions were to points net higher. Closing bids: March. llsc: May. 431c; July, 4.4sc; September Ae0c.
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Potato Market

Chicago, January 31.--Potatoes lower, northern white, sacked, s1.o0G1.1o cwt' bulk, $i.0o@1. .15 cwt.
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STOCK TRADING HAS ANOTHER DULL DAY
 ON WALL STREE I
Further Cuts Are Made In Crude and Refined Oils, Along With Wage Reduc-
 tionS and CurtaiIments

New York, January S1.-Trading in the stock market today was again very dull and altogether inconclusive. In- contributed to these conditions, but there was little in the situation over the weekend to effect any change in sentiment.
 Advices from principle railway ter minais indicated a slight gain in the movement of tonnage and the middle west reported a better demand for bonds. coupled with heavy sales of foods tuffs, the latter resulting in ex- tensive liquidation of loans.
 Further cuts were announced in crude and refined oils, however and the trend of general industrial condi tions, almost without exception, was marked by many additional wage re- auctions and similar retrenchment fea- lures.
 Declaration of the regular dividend on Studebaker common infused meas ure af strength to motors and their subsidiaries. This was accelerated by news that several of the largest motor companies in the Detroit district had resumed operations on 50 per cent production basis.
 Oils, notably general asphalt, As sociated, Mexican Petroleum and Hous- ton. several of the food and rubber specialties and coppers, as represented chiefly by American Smelting, made up the better part of the sessions profes- sional operations.
 Prices tended upward in the last hour, Smelling leading the way, but gains were largely, if not entirely, for feited on the rise of call money to per cent, the market closing with an easier tone. Sales amounted to 50o,00C shares.
 The per cent demand rate naturally strengthened suggestions of tighter local money in the coming month. Re mittances to London. Paris and Brus- sels reacted pereeptibly. likewise the German quotations, and Shanghai rates broke per cent on another decline of bar silver in the London market.
 The bond market showed further ab- sorptive capacity, several new domestic and foreign issues being oversub- scribed. Liberty Bonds, however, were moderately lower. Sales par value $12.650, 900.
 Old United States As registered rose h per cent on call.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON BY Assnciafed Press
Spot Cotton U A D~~s~

New Orleans, January 3l.-Spot cotton quiet; p lower; sales on the spot bales to arrive, none. Low middling, 950c
 middling. 14c; good middling, 16.75c; re-
 cepts, 10605; stock. 435,63. New York. January s1-spot cotton quiet; middlng, 14.30c.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Diamonds have been discovered fallen meteors.
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Money Market nv Aecnosnt>H Deco

New York. January S1.-Prime mer- cantile paper, "A @S per cent. Ex- change heavy. Sterling 6o-day bills s3.S0A; commercial 60-day bills or banks. $3.S0H commercial 60-day bills $379% demand. s3S4% cables, s3.S5h Francs, demand, $7.0e: cables, $7OS Belgian francs, demand, $7.42 cables s7.44. Builders, demand, 3S.S5; cables S395. Lire, demand 3.67; cables, 36o Marks, demand, 1.56; cables. 157 Greece, demand, 7.35; Argentine, de. mand, 35.62; Brazilian demand, 15.25 Montreal, 10A per cent discount Gov ernment bonds easy railroad bonds ir- regular. Time loans easy; 50 days, 90 days and six months, 6 F or per cent.
 Call money firm;- ruling rate, Y per cent. Bank acceptances. 5A per cent
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Whitehead Nomination Withdrawn

Washington. January. 3l.-The nomina- ton of Robert F. Whitehead of Virginia to be commissioner of patents, was wlrn- drawn today by President Wilson. lie
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Coffee Market Rv Asraoiaf~I D.~.


 New York. January 31.-The market for coffee futures was very quiet today and fluctuations were correspondngly mar. row. After opening point lower to l higher, prices improved slightly on GOV ering, with May selling at 706c. or : points above Saturdays closing figures Later, however, the market appeared to be unsettled by the decline in cotton and reports of slightly lower firm offers from Rio, and May closed at 7o4c, with the general market net 1 point higher to lower. March, 6.e2c: May, 704c; July. 7.42c; September, 7.S1c; October. 7.s3c; De- cember, S.16c.
 Spot coffee was reported in fair de mand, with Santos grades about un- changed at 9%c to 10Ac for As, but with Rio slightly lower at 6s4c to Is for Ts. Cost and freight offers from Santos were steady, including As, at Sc to 9.60c. Of- fers of Rio IS were reported at 6.55c to 6.75c American credits
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Port Movement

New Orleans: Middling, 14c; receipts, 10.605; exports, 6,941; sales. g. stock, 436,s33
 Galveston: Middlng. 13.50c: receipts. 12.041; exports. 26.Si1; sales, 210; stock, 332.s4
 Mobile Middiing. 1s.75c; receipts, 1.46s; stock. 23939 Savannah: M.ddiing. 15c. receipts. 1.112; exports, 4.6s3; stock. 149,566. Charleston: Middling, 15c: receipts, 12S; stock 245.502. Wilmington: Middling, 135oc; re- ceipts, 149; stock, 3S,S13 Txas City: Stock, 3,501. Norfolk: Middling, 13.75c; receipts, LIB; sales. 455; stock, 73,7S4. Baltimore: Receipts. 1864; stock. 5.SSs.
 Boston: Middling, 14.75c: stock, 16, 400. Philadelphia: MiddIing. 1455c: stock. 4,743.
 New York: Middling. 14.3Oc: receipts, 1.974: exports, 500: stock, 1OO,72s Minor ports. Receipts. 11361; ex- ports, 11,611; stock, 2.57T. Total today: Receipts 413i6; ex- ports, 50,S76: stock. 1.434.719. Total for week: Receipts. 64,565 ex ; ports. 112,694.
 Total for season: Receipts, 4.o7o.ss7; exports, 2.947,73s.
 
 Interior Movement
 By Associated Press Houston: Middling, 13c; receipts. 15, : 510; shipments, 12,5o4; sales, SOFT: stock. 374,915.
 Memphis: Middling. 14.50c; receipts. Soft and oily hogs from @2c per pound less than above prices.
 Meal ant Feedstuff Mixed Horse Feed--t4S Q 53 Old Style Hulls-s20. Corn-$1.10 Corn Chops--$2.25. No. White Oats--75c. Shorts-$46 z; s. Meal. ]! per csnt--s4o. Timothy--s42. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa--s4s. Wheat Straw-s25 per ton.
 Hides ana Taliow No. 1 Green Fresh Hides--4c. No. Fresh Green Hides-3c. No. NNo BY BY Fnin Fiin' Hidss-ilss Hdsss1ise' No. Green Salt Hdes-5c. No. Dry Salt Hides-sc Hos skins-l5 . ssc. < Goat Skins % W 25c. Taliow-4Q5c. Clear Washed wooi-2SGssc. Bury Wool-5 e Sc. E Ginseng fwild)-$4@5. Horse H'dss-ssSs. s:.ot co.,o.
 Good middling ...+............ 14 rtrict miduifD9 s.-s..r-..'.'-..--l.. 13h strict dSh iow middiinx '.......... ..... ash s5h
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1 Savannah. January 31.-Turpentine quiet. s2Ac; no sales (last sale No
 vember 20); receipts. 14; shipments. 52s; stock, 14.l35. Rosyn quiet sales none
 receipts. 2s6; shipments. 1.200: stock, ss,223. Quote: B. D, E. F, c. H. I, K,
 M, N, VIC. wv. $11 Qast sale Novem- l Der 12).
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK
Naval Stores

By Associated Press
 Jacksonville, January 31.-Turpen- tine. unchanged; sales, none; receipts, 1854; shipments, 10s; stock, 26,043. Resin, unchanged; sales none: re : ceipts, 1,298; shipments, 194 stock, 173,019. Quote: wv. $11.30.
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Cottou Seed on

New York January 31.-Cotton seed oil was lower with cotton and land and for want of consuming demand. Trading was lower with cotton and lard and for Closing bids showed net losses of 1S to IS points Sales, 10,600 barrels. Prime crude, 9&0o@6c5; prime summer yellow, spot. 500; March. $s.N; May. $S.7s; July, a 10 all bid
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Spot Coffee

By Associated Press New York, January 31.-Spot cof- fee, 71sc.
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Lessdon Money

London. January 31.-Bar silver S5'sd
 per ounce. Money, AZ per cent. Dis- count rates: Short bills. 65sG6 11-16 per cent; three-Inonth bills, 11-16 per cent.
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 NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

 New York. January 31.-The cotton mar ket closed easy
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LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Chicago, January 31.--Cattle: Receipts, 18,000; beef steers unevenly steady to 25c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24

graduation ball the night before
and he looked as if he hadn't been
in the hay minute. q
He choked around a bit in COM
ing to the point, but finally said he
wanted to Join my flock of tourists.
The Bitter Truth.
l objected, and hedged, and grum-
bled about the plans being all
made, the way the rest of the boys
felt, and so forth.
you're a mighty good pitcher
and I'D like to have you myself" /
finally observed. but you have to
remember L am boss. My orders
and my rules are the only ones.
Get me-"
Il want you to understand, Mr..
McGuff," he says. kinda naughty
that l don't usually beg for
favors. tOrdinarily, l would tell
you and your team to go to blazes
But the current Of my life has been
changed the last coupla days.
have to 60 on this trip. 1t means
my whole future happiness"
| grin sOrta sarcastic.
Il may have been a good deal Of
a fool" he goes on, but I'm not
going to be any longer. For weeks
now I've been insulted, my private
affairs exposed, and my habits de-
rided by a scoundrel hiding under
the ridiculous nom de plume
Raspberry / have vowed to find
this anonymous coward. Not q
hours ago 1 got clue-and In
convinced TIL esecret is known tt
one Of your 10 players, MIR. Nc
Cuff! So you can bet I'm goinf
along on this trip and get at tn,
bottom of it,
Sharply he turned and left MI
standing. / was high in the air
too. Here was something Judg,
Curtis had not prepared me for
and-well. ! saw a sweet littl
summer ahead!
! (T0 Be Continued.
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BREWSTER JOINS WILDCATS
CHAPTHR III.

"Welb what about Pfevstef
l demand, wondering What the
lsvysr had uudsr his kelly, never
vas strong for those legal slickers
sisee the former Mrs. McGun had
= coupla them throw me to the
lions in court. Judge Curtis SEEM
- oil right, bst-!
Possibly you are going to find
this call . bit surprising, Mr.. Nc
Gun" my visitor utters, smiling,
butt will be very brief.
my arm handled the affairs OF
the late Sam Brewster, father Of
Valentine. The boy is sole heir to
the old fruit kings wealth, but
Sam made a peculiar will. valen-
tine doslh't get a cent Of the main
fostuns until he's IS. and he won't
be that until October. I'm frank to
say ed Sam vas not pleased with
the young man lust before his death.
He deplored some Of his manner
isms, and bewailed the fact Yalen-
tine had earned never q dollar.
II cannot go into it deeply, Mr..
McGuff. But the boy will have to
earn something this summer-or
an unwelc0me piece Of news awaits
him in October"
But how does this concern me?''
I want to know.
Old Sam Real Fan.
I'm going to tell you, M Nc
CUT. Old Sam was great sport
fan. 1t tickled him to know Valen-
tine was real athlete, despite his
faults. Nothing would please him
more than to know the boy could
earn money in sport"
"Ah!" exelaim. "The well
known light begins to do its usual
dawning."
SHOT only am l acting for the
late Sam Brewster. have another
client, whose identity l must pre-
serve q secret, who is quite con-
ceFped about young Valentine. In
fact, p campaign has been undel
way-and I'll ask you to keIp qRie'
about this-for several months tt
stir up the boy. My client think:
there ia real stuff in him but tina
it must be uncovered. I'll admit il
is all very unusual, yet with a dis
tinct object in viev-to make {
man out OF a young pinhead."
Sounds like a plot for q movie,
remark. Still, ] don't see jus
| where Il"
MY present client is quite anx
i0us that Brewster go ON this barn
storming trip. Thinks it would b,
just Nthe thing to put the partl,
awakened boy ON his feet. In short
Brewster is to be one of your play
ers."
TO Beg for Chance.
| "All very fine" state, but hov
can l coax him into this?"
valentine will come and ask yo
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REDLEeS. bEe|N
CONTRACT War


Cincinnati. Ohio. Feb. 24.--(unit-
cd Press) The annual hattle -
tween the Cincinnati National
league club and some Of its llayera
over their contracts 10 on n full
blast.
-Heinie Grab, Larry Kopf. yske
Danhert. Eddie RoNsh. Ivy WtAQ0
and Sam Crane. aetll are upstaneA.
WingP is not a. ipsiaaept - The
others >nd Garry HlEemanl, pPse-
ident of the club, believes Ae viii
sign soon. But konf, naubeyA,
Grah and Roush are putting w ,
determined hattie for mOre Nancy.
Manager Pat Moran Is holdiHA daily
meetings here With the Red dtpee-
tors and stands with then N tAdr
position that the salaries paid theee
players last year we're large enough
and that no increases nA0Qld ~
granted them for 1871. Ms
The unsigned players form tho
backbone of the Club. The direc-
tors now say they will buy other
players for their players II the men
do not come to terms.
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SPECULATE ON
new RING BILL
Question Arises on Whether Three
or Five Men ShOald Serve on
| Beard II State Passes Bill.

Chicago, Feb. 24.-Would a COM
mission of FIVE members handle
boxing in Illigeis. if a bill is passed
legalizing the sport, more efficiently
than d commission of three men,
bers?
That question pops up, now that
numerous bills have been intro
duced at Springfield, and more are
undergoing the drafting process.
Most of the bills drawn call for a
commission Of three, and in this
respect the fathers" of the meas
ures have copied after other states
where the sport is legal.
Five Men in City Bill.
However, it seems pretty certain
that one bill will be sent to Spring
field which calls for a commission
of five unpaid members and sal
aried secretary. This is the city
council bill, sponsored by Alder
man Joseph O. Kostner. The city
bill as it stands at the present time,
after having been altered in num-
erous ways since originally drawn
up, provides for five men to con-
troll the game
i Alderman kostner is stanch
! believer in the larger commission
plan, because he thinks that in a
state as large as Illinois it is neces-
sary. 1t is simply a case of five
heads being more effective than
three, and another reason is thai
in Illinois the state capital is sc
far away from its biggest city, Chi
cago, which naturally will get the
big play in fistic events once the
sport. becomes legalized.
Still Plan Changes.
| The council bill, however, may be
revised further before being sem
to Springfield. The effort has beer
made to incorporate in it all of the
best features of all the bills passed
in other states, and this apple:
particularly to Wisconsin, where
~ round no decision bouts are per.
i mitted.
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6O-DAY BAN GIVEN
CHARLEY WHITE BY
7,ROX1NG BOARDS

New York, Feb. 24.-Charley
White. Chicago lightweight boxer,
has been suspended for so days in
II states by the National Boxing
association.
The decision, announced here
yesterday by Tex ORourke.> secre-
tary of the association, is the first
one of importance since the organi-
zation of the association, and il
backs up the decision of the Wis
consin. state commission, which
suspended White foE> Sailing in a
recent bout in Kenosha.
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to take him. A combination Of cir
cumstances will bring this about.
He'll beg for the chance, Mr.. Nc
Cuff"
"Your cue will be to hesitate. Be
Indifferent. Make him feel little
cheap. Finally, grudgingly consent.
He must learn a few lessons this
summer, and it is better to start
right. Keep this talk of odFs a
secret-and you will be we'll paid
for your work.
All this was As mysterious as the
contents o fa clam chowder. But
Judge Curtis handed out a snappy
l-iine of argument, and l could see
there were few berries in it for
! yours humbly. Then. too, V. Nor
gan was one curly wolf on the slab
So, when ! was honored by a call
from young Brewster next day,
was almost perfect in my lines. The
fruit. kings son had been to the
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ATHLETICS BEGIN
SPRING WORKOUTS

Lake Charles, La. Feb. "a
Omitted Pressl.-With the arrival
OF Pitchers Scott Perry. Ray. Big
bee and Roy Moore. the battery
staff Of the Athletics has been COM
pleted and full training is now
under way. Manager Mack is
pleased with Ray, rookie pitch
er, who has been showing some
power with the bat Mack an
nounced today he would drop Aev-
en- of his Is hurlers on the return
OF the team TO Philadelphia.
Perry. Remmell and Harris look
the best among the pitchers. he
said.
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CUnS DEPART FOR
CATALINA TO PUT
ON SPRING STUNTS

Chicago. Feb. 24.-(United PreAel
The vanguard OF the Chicago
CUBS. headed by Manager Johnny
Evers. left here today for Santa
Catalina islands, California. where
they willstart spring training Mon
day.
Nearly q score of pitchers and
catchers comprised the party. The
remainder of the squad will leave
here next week.
About twenty-five exhibition
games have been booked by the
Cubs.
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VETERAN TO AID
TIGER PITCHERS

cleveland. Ohio. Feb. 24.-(Unit-
Ffsss. Paddy Livingston. vet
go catcher, has been signed by
ss!dent Navn 10 help Ty Cobb
cn the Tiger pitchers on the
ssnern training trip.
Iae question of whether Living
49, would STICK with the club
ILsoeshout the playing season was
~ open for decision ct the end Of
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RIVAL HI BOYS
ARE CONFIDENT
oFL0oP CROWN
Rock Island and Davenport Quin'
tets Put ON Finishing Touches
for Title Clash Here.
By FRIER HCOLLISTER,

II the locals can defeat Daven-
port high tomorrow night in the
Augustana gym the quad-city has
ket title will be theirs Rock Is
land was defeated once before by
Davenport, but Moline's victory
over the, Iowans makes it possible
for the Islanders to take the crown.
Tomorrow local fans are expect
ing an upset in the dope and are
confident of their team taking the
mix. The large size Of the August
ana floor win be an advantage for
the locals. Davenport's floor is
large but has not near the space
Of the "Swedes" gym. The locals
have been working out at August
ana almost every night this week
and are accustomed to the peculi-
arities Of the floor.
May Shit Lines.
From all reports bath regular
lineups may be changed and shift
cd before the game starts. 1t is
mot known for certain whether
Coach stoke. IL still huntina fo1
a mar that can mi the scrappy
guards place. Schick may be shift.
al to runnine guard and Kloppen.
berx ia forward. or MaKeever may
play at guard as he has in the past
The cuestion of who will star
for Rock Island is uuapswerahle
.t nresent The coach has beer
nsing ali of the subs on the first
team and a new lineup may be in.
iected II the regulars are not MAY.
;nr nm 10 form.
Hall and Duncan are making 9
dasnerata attempt to ret hack into
their ola time form. In the las,
two .ames Edwards has been start.
ed in nlace Of duncan. and in tn.
Cambridge battle AIyine was usef
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LEWIS VICTORIOUS
WITHOUT DEADLOCK

Rochester, N. Y, Feb. 24.-Unit-
ed Press.)-N Lewis. forbidden
the >uss Of his favorite deadlock,
last night In his match with Dick
Davtdsoourt at Convention hall,
fell back on . few az the old re-
tables in the wrestling game and
dug up enough holds to beat the
1AxAA A'tve a1xaiahk tallA