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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22

to fill the vacancy thus made. f.. X.
Schilling was unanimously elected.
The division of the dues fixed by the
state convention allows one dollar
to the state association, one dollar to
the Equity News, the official paper
OF the society, fifty cents to the ma
tional association and fifty cents to
the county union. 1t was decided
that this last fifty cents should be di-
vided equally between the county un-
ion and the locals. According to the
statement OF the secretary there Is
about 100000 in the treasury at pres
ent and special assessments which
may be fixed by the locals at their
discretion, would not at this time be
necessary.
The address of the day was given by
County Agent W. ]. Rogan at the
afternoon session. The advantage of
cooperation in systems of market
ing was the point he stressed partic-
ularly, calling attention to the disad-
yantages to the farmer under the pres
ent method when the farmer gets less
than half of the money paid by the
consumer for agricultural products
Better understanding of marketing
problems and closer cooperation be-
tween the city and village merchants
and the farmer, he said was impera-
lively necessary; improvements will
not be effected by denouncing the 9TH
or fellow and his profits and thus ere
atlng hard feelings.
Central Markets
Central markets tor the collecting
OF crops is a great advantage. as is
also the branding of farm products so
that the consumer knows the value
and quality of the article he is buying.
As an instance of the working OF such
branding with advertising to bring ii
20 the attention of the people. he cited
the present situation IN the produc-
ton and sale of cheese. saying that
this commodity is not as widely used
ms II should be and as II will be when
consumers are assured OF good quail
~ and a guaranteed product
MIR. Rogan gave 1t as his opinion that
the equity could do much To improve
marketing conditions by bring the pro-
ducer and consumer closer together.
The objections to such programs, he
said. came only from the uniformed.
those who stayed at home and took no
part in farmers meetings and in con-
sequence spoke in ignorance
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22
Eagles and vultures.

The main difference between the
eagle and that group OF birds known
as vultures Is that the former will
attack living things. while the lat
ter VIII not. In other respects, the
eagle is not far removed from vul.
lures In either structure or dispose
ton.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22
AN INVITATION

WHEN YOUR BATTERY NEEDS AT
TENTION do not get unskilled and
work. Please realize that
no matter what make of battery you
have WILLARD SERVICE will give
you expert attention and make it last
as long as possible.
Storage Battery Service Co.
POS Fifth. Street.
Advertisements
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22
Elect Schliling

The election of Ben Lang to the
state executive board made his posi-
ton in the county union aud on the
board OF directors vacant and In order
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22
THE HOOD TIRE

Offers the best by delivering the most
miles per dollar spent Past expert
ence with local people has proven this.
Let your next tire be a HOOD.
BADGER TIRE STATION
Phone 1880 109 Washington ST.
Advertisement
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22

GET OUR ESTIMATE FIRST
On plumbing and steam and hot water
heating. All our workmanship is the
best. And if we do your work you
are assured it is done right.
B. J. HETT CO.
Advertisement
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
Sporting Notes

The annual tournament for the
Oregon state golf championship will be
staged at Portland the week of oc-
tober 10
The record of Hughey Walker shows
that the Kansas City eattler has en-
gagged in % fights without ever win
ming or losing on foul.
ole Anderson. once touted as COM
ing champion in the heavyweight di-
vision. is now travelling beat on the st.
Paul police force.
Cleveland is preparing for the enter
tainment of the annual tournament OF
the Western Chess association, which
is to be held in that city in early oc-
tober.
Joe Tinkers Orlando team, cham
pions of the Florida State league, has
been making a barn-storminE tour of
the state since the close of the resu-
lar season. >.
According to gossip in the Pacific
Coast leaEu three OF the clubs max
ing M the league circuit are likely to
change ownership before the opening of
next season.
The University of Chicago's big foot
bali game this season outside of the
re gular conference schedule will be
ed at Princeton on October p.
The early demand for tickets indi-
Gates that the Polo grounds will hold
a record crowd on September 30. when
the Giants and Braves are to engage
| in a testimonial game for the benefit
| of Christy Mathewson, the old Giant
star.
The main events Of the Madison
Square Gorden boxing show on sep
tember 30 is to he 1S-round contest
between Willie Jackson and Pete Hart
LEY. In one of the preliminaries Marty
Cross and Marty Summers will mix for
| s-Tounds.
William II. Mccarthy. well known
as the president Of the Pacific Coast
baseball league. has been chosen presi-
dent OF the California Football asso-
ciatIon. which ig to conduct profes-
sional football this winter in San Fran
cisco and some Of the nearby cities.
President Ruben of the Metropon-
tan 4. A. U. suggests the building in
New York of a great auditorium or
athletic bowl in which college foot
ball could be played. boxing contests
held in the evenings during the sum
mer and amateur athletics generally
promoted
In 1Ts2 it was recorded in the min
utes Of the Honorable Company OF Ed
inburrh Golfers that port and punch
shall he the ordinary drink of the
society unless upon such days as the
silver clubs and cups are played for
At these meetings claret or any other
liquors more agreeable will be permit
ted"
Jimmy Wilde. the best little boxer
who ever came across the pond 20 dis
play his wares before American fight
fans. was miner before he took ur
the boxing game Now that his fight
Ing days arc drawing to close. Jimmy
is retiring with comfortable bank
account. and It Is rumored in English
sporting circles that he may stand for
Parliament as a minere representative
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29

relied on s s s to clear their blood
OF waste products. s &. 8. will I'M e
prove the quality of your blood by re-
nevtnE you Of the waste products
its allied troubles-akin disorders. rheu-
matism and lowered vitality,
The same qualities which give s, ..
s. it's benefici-i effect in clearing your
blood OF waste products make II eT-
tremely desirable for keeping your
blood in good condition,
store write to chief Medical Direo-
tor. swift Specific co. Tib $. S, &
la boratory. Atlanta, Ga. aud lot hin,
help YOU regain your health and
strength Give him fnll DESCRIPTION
OF your caae lie IL helping people
every dsy without chsrsel. Ask hin,
to send you his illustrated booklet
Facts About the Blood free. .. s.
&. is sold at all drug stores.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
RACING STABLE NETS
OWNER SMALL AMOUNT

Paris. Sept cs.-sale at auction today
Of 3. horses belonging to the racing
sportsman who purchaeed.a number OF
the horses of the late W. X Wander
hilt and who has won marked success
on the French turf this season nctted
only about 100000 francs much below
expectations of horeemen.
Masquerade, a two-year-old by Sea-
sick Masquerade. brought top price OF
the animals In training fetching $1,000
francs.
Batsman. by Maintenor. Bats De-
light headed the yearlihgs, bringing
II 600 francs
Racing experts attributed the tight
moss of money In France to the COM
paratively small sums bid
Tho French government will collect
tax of II per cent amounting to
81 Onn franco
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
Why the First Aid to
Good Health Is Pure Blood
Waste Products Blood Cause Many Forms Of Rheumatism
Skin Disorders, and Lowered
Vitality.
Many People Do Not Understand Natures Warning

When you have that feeling Of IA
teue: whc- ycu lack tho energy YOU
need for the days duties and pleas
IRE; when YOU are troubled Sith pim-
pies. blackheads, bad boiis. sores or
some other eldn edurtion or whom you
have rheumatic paths in the muscles
and joints, don't wait until you col
lapse In q state ~ nervous prostration.
or until In your weakened condition
you contract some serious disease. but
start at once to Ret The waste prod :
uc.s out Of your blood
Nature has certain peculiar weyH TO
warn ue. Fortunate. indeed. is the
person who knows her danger eiEnsls.
Thoussn snds and thousands Of men and
women during the past so year. have
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York, Sept. cs.--stock dealings
today continued to reflect the recent
attitude of the public and the moro
divergent views Of professionally, Lead
ers rose and fell. mostly within con-
tracted limits and the operations of
bull pools Ia Hpeculatives were ignored.
More than oIe-lIalf of the business
centered in favorites of the oil. steel.
equipments and affiliated groups
Aside from fair offerings to Reading
and Pennsylvania alone point declines,
rails were relatively dull.
The tentative plant of the interstate
commerce commission for a consolida-
ton OF the transportation systems oc-
casioned little comment. Sales $4,000
shares
The bond market lost some Of its re.
cent activity and strength. Trading In
Liberty and Victory issues was fairly
taking was in evidence. especially
among Lihertys
Sales. par value. 3t1,71o 900.
Wide fluctuations in cotton and
grains diverted attention from the Sc
curities market. Commission houses
with connections at western and south
ern centers were most prominent in
these commodities In which extensive
exports were reported
Money was easier to the extent that
all call loans were made at ; per cent.
against yesterdays ma ximum OF 5h
but withdrawal of local reserve. by in
terror banks reduced available sup
plies of time funds
Another slump in the German mark
TO the new low Of ,nIs with moderate
recovery later was tho feature OF tn.
foreign exchange market British and
French rates were barely steady. Itai-
ian bills eased and Central European
remitfances weakened with the more
adverse German rate.
slight Improvement was shown by
japanese quotations. and the further
advance of the Chinese rate. as repre-
sented by Shanghai. was ascrfbed 10
increased purchases of bar silver for
that market and west India.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29


t overland punch to Danforth s nose.
put him down, for the count of eight
end came a few seconds later when
followed by hard lefts and
the heart.
Denver challenging the winners of the
semi windup. Eddie johnson hurled
a challenge to any energetic battler.
and word was received thru Jack
Fisher manager Of Jack pilIon that
Jack would be willing to make
Pueblo in search of trouble.
In the way of amusement between
bouts Master Shuster rendered a solo
with an accordion
frankie Dean and Freddie Enck
fought slow ten-round semi-wind-
up. with Dean carrying the fight to
his opponent In most of the sessions
Enck seemed to satisfy himself with
keeping on the offensive waiting for
his opponent to give him an opening
that would find a place for his hard
wal,ope Dean opened the first round
by rushing the Aurora hattler around
the ring landing several straight letts
to the face without return. Enck
trying for the body with hard straight
hard blows.
Tho next few rounds both lighters
did great deal of infghtinE. near
the ropes in many cases. missing went
into frequent cfinches.
In the eighth round Enck had Dean q
nose bleeding from q hard lef, hook
Both wrostlers fought hard at close
quarters during the latter part of this
round. both fighters falling to the floor
in the exchange of swings as they
cliuched
Dean took the ninth by Z wide mar
gin when he chose to slug Enck around
the ring and sending a right to tho law
and face as they went to tho ropes
Both EXCHANGED blows for the head as
the bell rang. The tenth was replets
With infighting and body punishment.
Young Griffo was given a draw with
Colorado Kid after six-rounds of slug
ginc. Young Griffo fought the Colo
rado Kid around the ring in his rush
ing manner, swinging right and left
| hsyrnakcrs for three OF the rounds
when Colorado KID tuned up TO tho
smuggling and mixed his boxing with
his opponents style of fight. Critic
was tho aggressor in nearly ali tho
rounds and In tho third session had
opened cut over the Colorado Kids
eye that bied freely.
Young Albcrt's cleverness did moi
offset tho rushea and swings Of Kid
Manuel. and the verdict Of tho ref
ereo in awarding tho fighters draw
was well received.
Kid Manuers rushcs and Wide swing.
mad Alberts nose bleeding in the third
| and fourth round but Alberts scored
with several clean hard right and left
blows TO tho face and head in the last
two rounds that stopped several ot
ManueIs aggressive attacks
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
COLORADO SPRINGS BIKE
RIDER IN RACE TO PUEBLO

Asa Forbes. Colorado Springs bfcy-
Gle racer. will leave Colorado SPRINGS
s o'clock Friday morning on a time
placement race for Pueblo. The race
will terminate In front of the Pueblo
Chieftain.
Forbes won third place in q race that
was held at the City Park in Denver
last week and took prize Of fen for
his effort. He was started n scratch
against strong field of entries Tho
race was run for the Rocky mountain
title and Honc of the beat boys In the
West were included in the race. Tbe
race was held on a half mile circular
track for ten mile distance requiring
tho rider to make twenty trips around.
There were 81 riders who started
scratch
Forbes after completing his ride to
tho office OF the Pueblo Chieftain will
70 direc. to the state Fair.
Complete woman suffrage ia expect
cd to prevail I'm tho new Central
American Federation. which is to rtart
on ito career next February.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29

Altho outhit and outfielded by the
salida team, the Victor Elks took yes
terdays game by a s to 1 score. Pitcher
Ellert of the winning club held the
nine hits well scattered and in but
two frames did the Salida batsmen get
more than ono hit in any inning. Two
bits being made in the first and
seventh frames. A strong wind that
blew clouds of dust during the contest
made it difficult at times for the play
ers to make certain outs and resulted
in base runner beating out the hit,
Saida opened up In threa tening
manner in the first inning but was un-
able to put across a tally. Rhodes
had whitfield when Keenan, dropped a
hit in the sun back of first base, he
was safe al second on an attempted
steal when Pattison dropped the ball
bur was nippsd at third trying to du-
pncats the performance, Waters SIN
sled and Rout waited out a pass.
Mark drove one to shortstop who
caught Keenan, between the bases and
after a merry chase UP and back on
the base line, Mingus whiffed for the
final out Salida took the lead with
one run in the following inning after
two outs had been made. Austin
EhEl6N 10 teIT ana WtuL TO stINTh 'u
q passed ball. Rhodes walked Aus
tin took a big lead off OF second aud
was tearinc for third when Jenkins
heaved the bslltto Evans at the far
corner. The bali went thru Evans to
the outfield and Salida scored its only
tally during the game
Victor overcame the one run lead
Of the Sahda team in their half OF this
same inning. Pattison walked and
both Naynes and johnson snote the
ozone for three healthy blows. Evans
drove a hard rap past the first base
man for two stations and Alters safe
poke to left scored Pattison While
Evans stood on third. his anxiety
turned to grief as Delaney struck out.
The fifth inning netted the Victor
team three runs. Alters again did
the stick work in the leading assault
by driving out two htgger. Delaney
walked and Ellers sacrifice rolled to-
wards third giving the picher an easy
forced out of Delaney Hendricks
singled filling the bases ond with Jen
kins UP he fell victim to the slarts Of
Waters and famed. pattison sent a
long fly TO center but the outfieldeI
dropped tho ball and Delaney and Ell
lert scampered across the counting sta
thon. Haynes drove hard rap TO safe
territory in center scoring Hendricks
Johnson's calistherics closed the ses-
aon.
Salida's twiriers while not being hit
hard did not possess tho control.
Waters Issuing six walks during his
five innings while Keenan, who relieved
him in the sixth gave two walks. FL
lert issued two free passes to first
and altho hit for nine sefetes sent
eight of the Sslida Elks to the bench
on strike outs,
Pueblo and Cripple Greek will meet
today at the fair grounds at 1850 this
Aftarnoon. and Victor win play the
winner OF todays contest Friday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
vINElAND CLUB TO
HOLD EVENT OCT. |

ne vineland Young Mems club xiii
stsge their first boxing show satur-
day night. October list
The main attraction on their opening
card Will he main event featuring a
return match between Frankie Dean
and Kid Madison.
Kid Mscke and Kid Alberta will fur
nish one of the other bouts. while Kid
Buttncr will open the program meet
Ing some worthy opponent
Twenty rounds OF boxing Il was
stated by Promoter Wilcox with tho
wrestling contest would include their
first fiatic program
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
jim FLYNN KNOCKS0UT JACK
DANF0RTH IN THE FIRST ROUND
Pueblo's Fighting Fireman Shows Old Time Speed,
Giving Danforth Terrific Beating Flynn
Wants Dillon Match
frankie Dean Freddie Enck, 10 Round Draw
Young Grifo- Colorado Kid, Round Draw
Young AlbertsKid Manuel, Round Draw

Jim Flynn, Pueblo's Fighting FL
the first round of their scheduled ffte
10 the heart. Flynn floored his oppon
ing when he whipped over short rigl
The blow broke Danforth's nose and
during the first minutes milling. The
FLYNN had landed with hard right
rights to the head, and the right over
Danforth appeared bit heavy
when he entered the ring and was not
in the physical appearance of the
local heavyweight, Flynn was in
great shape. Both fighters opened
the round by furious milling at close
quarters, Flynn hitting a. great deal
oftener than Danforth and taking the
aggressive eide of the argument Dan,
forth fought back placing several
body blows as they came together in
the center of the ring but missed two
hard left uppercuts. Flynn backed
Danforth to his corner and in the in
fighting dropped him the first time
with the hard short right hand
wallop. The fight lasted less than two
minutes. and was r whirlwind affair
while It lasted. r. T.. Cox refereed
the first three bouts. while Jim
Ryrnes was the third man In the ring
during the main event.
Several challenges were read at
ringside from fighters out OF the city.
Patsy McMann of indianapolis. KID
Macke and Young Johnny stopper OF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
GAMES TODAY
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
COULD HARDLY sTRAIGHTEN Up

COULD HARDLY STRA1GHTEN Up
when the Kidneys are nverworked or
disordered and fail to throw out waste
matter from the system. II causc
aches. pains. lame back, swollen
ankles. core Joints. dizziness. floating
apeckR. etc j W. scahock. Chester.
Pa. writes. My kidneys and back
hurt me SO when got out Of bed in
the morning could hardly strsighien
up Had to rus the small OF my ack
hnfore / could wax. could hnrr =
button my shoes ! haven't feit he
sorenesE sincs I took Foley Kidney
Pile The Horne Drug Company. 9Th
and santa. Hs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
Fort Worth Team Cinches
Southern Championship

Today'e victory gave Fort Worth
the championship with four game5 out
Of elk played.
1t was In marked contract 10 the
five preceding games in all OF which
one or more pitchers were batted hard
and relieved Both Pate and Tuero
pitched excellently, the latter being
unfortunate In permitting hits when
they spelled runs
Memphis ,,.,.... fOo ono 600 2
Fort Worth ......-lOo o2o nN-y
Batteries-Tuero and UunslirE
Pate and Hsworth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
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or other ills that result from indiyes-
tion and constipa ton. you can get -
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are genuine. wholesome physic that
affords prompt. sure and safe relie-
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had stomach trouble. I took Foley
Cathartic Tablets and now can cat
anything" The Horn Dug Com
pany, Fourth and snnta Fa.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept, ,s-,u. s. Bureau
Msrkets.i - Cattle Receipts io.e
yesriinss, and desirable handy weixl
'orn fed steers. strong to Is cents mig
'er heavy corn fed and srasss
steady IA, she stock SLOW bulls se
eraliy steady. holosnss mostly ttif
steady.
Hogs Receipts 1900. IS to S Ger
higher than yesterdays average. r
Packers doing very little hogs mos,
out OF first hands early. top 8 50 h;;
Lights and light butchers sis0s I
bulk packing sows "a eea5 90 nj
steady: bulk desirable q. .S0T so.
sheep-Receipts 3o.ooo; native Ian,
active. about steady; TOP Early $3.50
shippers and city butchers ySsS
packers: no western fat lambs 50
carly talkins steady on fat sheep a,
feeder lambs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
SEM|.pRO GAMES

A newly orsanized ball club that will
Include most of tho Wire Mn plsyers
want games for sunday with either
city or out OF town clubn.
The Lithia nine would like tn hear
from uone good team for a game sun
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
DENvEn II,-Esrorr

Denver. sept 2a-Cattis-Rec.,r
500. 10 TO Is cents higher b~>y t,e.
~ ie5ns-on: COWS and hsifers q. ,sds >
calves 3seodaco; hulis s.. ooyf 8
stockcrs and feeders Stcousso
Hogs-RAceipts 100 ~ ccnts hlrh.
top $3.50. hulk ss6e6s n
sheep-Rcceipis $500: steady to
cents hisheris lambs g. ooa7ss ev,
s2."od a.'5, feeder lamhs s. so3sas
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
RnsToN

Bstteriee-Gordonier, HoIke, oTNei1I,
Powell. Three base hits-Southworth
IL Cruise, Wheat. Homo runs-olson,
Euethcr. Stolen bases-Myers. Double
plnys.-Oison to Janvrin to Schmandt,
Ford to Boike: Ford to Barbara to
Holkc. Bases on baile--off Gordonier.
5 Cooney. .; Townsend. 1. innlngs
nitched-by Gordonier. s: Rueter. 4.
Cooney. Ia Townsend. 3 Pa. Struck
out-by Gordonier / Rueter. /. cooney.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
VICTOR DEFEATS SALIDA TEAM
MSECOND DAYS Elk TOURNEY
Pueblo Elks VIII Meet Cripple Creek Team Today at
l.30, Victor Playing the Winners
Friday

on base--Salida, 3; Victor. s Sacrifice
hits Mark Eliert Passed balls
Jenkins. Mark. Struck out byWaters.
5; keeran, 5: F.llert, S. Base on balls
Waters. 6: Keenan,, 2: Ellert. ?. Time
of game, 1880. Innings pitched-Nat-
ers, 5: Keenan,, 8. Umpire-Moreau
O'Ryrne
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
ptNNER suGAR srocks
MONEY

New YORK. Sept 7s.-Eoreirr ex
change irregular. Great Rrit,in 40.
mand a72,s cables 373; francs. de-.
mand 71iiz; cables ZIP. italy. demand
40. cables 1915 Belgium. demand
oih cables I,os; Germany. demand
oTe. cables oT3A, Holland Semsnd
ss ~ cables 72is, Norway, demand
y %, sweden. demand g %; Denmark
demand IL So Switzerland, demand
1880; spain. demand 1905 Greece, dc
msnd 100, Argentine, demand sgs2
Brazilian. demand 1879, Montreal
40 I1-t6 per cent discount
Call money easier high + low e. rul.
ing rate B; cloains bid ~ offered al :
last loan 5.
Time loans easy, 50 days and 40 dsye
5hmih; six months 81.
Prime mercantile parer 5i4dh.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
LIRERTY RoNn otfnrAr1nNs

Furnished by y. s. Waipoie room
Ssa-s2 Thatcher Block, Pueblo.
Liberty 3.s 1885
Liberty First as t1o5t
Liberty Second ihs snoss
Lioorty Third tas sos Sc
Liberty Fourth as taoso
Liberty First ms tsasn
Liberty Fifth iNs taap
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
COAST LEAGUE

At Seattle. s; San Francisco. 4.
At Portland e. Los Angeles.
At San F'ranoiuco-Salt Lake 6. oak
land. =
At Los Angeles-vernon. 8; secra-
nsnto, =.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. Sept @-Fctstoea veal
receipts 15e dars. total L. s. shipmen,
i,'n cars: Wisconsin and Idaho whit
u $4,000 cwt Minnesota Red Rive
N'sdem cwt Fancy. SaoS7s 10 CIV
colorado white N.25dil 50 cwt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29

Twenty-seven women and girl musi-
clans Of HerinEton. Kas.. mako up the
only womsn's chartered band in the
United States.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
CLUB STANDINGS

GAMES TO-DAY
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.