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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
Defiance A. A. Moonlight.

The Defiance Athletic Association is
arranging for a moonlight excursion
on "Wednesday evening June %, and
the committee in charge is planning
many novel surprises FOR those who
attend. The dancing committee has
arranged for one of the best orchestras
in the city To furnish the music and
committee from the Ladies Auxiliary
is working in conjunction with the
general committee TO make the affair
a big success. The following is the
committee in charge: II. Currigan,
Chairman, G. Geiszier, Sec, j. Frey,
Treas. q. Hession J. Dougherty, f.
Magill. w. Shields, j. Riddle. G. Lutz
II. Thornton. j. Quinn NJ. Walsh, y
McIaaghlin. 4. Sayers. +. shannon,
and j. Hagan. The committee from
the Ladies' Auxiliary comprises.
Misses Catherine Frey. Chairman.
Ethel McGralh. Ann Marvel. Mildred
Reerman. Edna Russell. ellen King.
Helen GarXey, Ella Adams. Iiglaa
Roller and Alice Gebhart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
DEMPSEY 70 POUNDS
HEAVIER THAN RIVAL
Will Co Into the Ring at 100;
Boxing Gloves Resting Till
His Eye Heals.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Atlantic City. June There viii
be a difference in weight Of about
twenty pounds when Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter peel OF their
bath robes for the worlds heavy
weight championship match. July q
Dempsey said today that he planned
TO scale exactly $50 pounds in the.
ring. When he won the title from Jess
Willard at Toledo two years ago,
Dempsey scaled exactly 1s7 pounds.
II am growing a bit and / am
governing my weight accordingly. 9
Dempsey said. Il think / viii be at
my best at 100 pounds and win be
able 70 box at top speed Carpenter.
] understand. will weigh about 10
pounds.
Since opening an old cut over his
left eve, the champion is confining his
training To road work and gy1nnastIe
exercises.
lie spends great part OF his idle
time around camp playing cards.
Pinochle. cribbage and rumrny are the
favorite games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
LOCAL HORSEMEN
BACK JOHN D. MACK
Followers of Herman Tyson
Expect Willis Horse to be
Belmont Winner.

starters in the tenth renewal OF the
Horse Dealers SweepstalSe. Keystone
pacing and Belmont trotting stakes.
10 be paced tomorrow at Belmont
Driving Park, received their final
preparations during the past week,
and according to the railbirds. who
have watched the workouts. II viii
be hard to pick a winner.
New Jersey has Ave fast entries in
the event. tut the Delaware followers
of Herman Tyson, believe his chances
with John u. Mack. chestnut gelding,
owned by the Willis stable, are equal
Iy as good as in 1919, when he won
with the same owners Axey Todd,
2.fII.. In the Belmont stake. 2.t5
trotters. Herman Tyson will handle
Bettina.
The Belmont races tomorrow will
be the first OF the season on a mile
track, also the first of the out-of- the
ordinary purse values, as the sweep
has been worth from s700 in 1912 TO
$3.50 in 1913. this year probably
amounting TO about the same as last
season. when the winner received
5000 in addition 20 the L. 4. Stotes-
hurry cup.
officials OF the day will be. Fred
Shreve, starter: James T.. Winchester
Wilmington; ID. J. Wright. Borden
town, NJ. Mecutcheon, Bala. judges
j. T. Kirk, J. o. Colloday and II. sat
terwaite. timers: NJ. Kelly, distance
Judge; G. NJ. Young, clerk: Al Saund-
0rs, manager.
James p. Winchester and r. sat
terthwaite are weil-known horsemen
OF this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
SULLNAN-RYAN FIGHT
WAS FIRST OFFICIAL co
Paddy" Was Wailoped in Ninth
Round by John /. at Mis-
sissippi City in 1882.

The coming Dempsey Carpenter
battle for the worlds heavyweight
championship recalls records of the
former title holders and the manner
in which the championship passed
along 10 the present defender.
The first Of the modern clashes Off
cialIy advertised as of heavyweight
championship Importance took place
February Z. 1852, at Mississippi City,
Miss. just across the Louisiana line
from New Orleans. John l.. sullivan
was the victor. walloping Paddy Ryan
with bare fists.
The bout lasted nine rounds. There
We're only eleven minutes of fight
ing. however. In those days round
could be anything from an emphatic
gesture 10 a days work.
There were important fights long
before then, even as far back az the
one-round encounter between Cain
and Abel. but the sport record books
count time from the collision al Mis-
sissippi City.
Sullivan. born in Boston, weighed
190 pounds. and Ryan. a native of
Tipperary, was ten pounds lighter
Paddy sank beneath a cross fire of
rights and lefts in the ninth round
and his seconds tossed up the sponge.
The Irishman's left jaw had been
broken in two places by Sullivan 5
smashes.
Paddy staggered to his dressing
quarters to discover that while ne
had been taking sound thrashing
some rascais had stolen all of his
clothes and the $500 they contained.
He was fiat broke. for the winner got
the entire purse.
News Of the Boston youths victory
set off big celebration among the
sports OF his home town.
The boys were out in fun force,
said newspaper account Of the
jubiiation, and the fight was freely
discussed Money and wine were as
free as water, for the winnings were
heavy"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
.LESNEY bLAzES WAY
To THE LEADERSHIP
Class c Shooter Comes to the
Front With First Possible
Scofe: Ladies Shoot Later.

r. X T.esney, Class G shooter Of
two months ago. showed them aii the
way az the Diamond state Rife Range
near gheiIpot. SATURDAY afternoon
@hen he put on the first possible
score which has been turned on the
outdoor range. Ieaney has been com
ing down the stretch behind the usual
club leaders like a whirl-wind during
the past FIVE br six weeks. and Satnr-
days performance put him out IL
front of the cluh's best shots.
Clate McLaughiin set new range
record of -. Memorial Day morning.
and Iesney'S first attempt resulted in
q tie with this score. His next effort
was a little better. however. and re-
suited in slipping all ten bullets into
the black ring. one inch in diameter,
which IL the cabalistic "ten-ringH ~
the 50-yard small bore target.
In the group of Class a shooters
which the Diamond State Club now
possesses there is corps of fine
coaches and instructors for begin
ners in the game and there are plenty
~ rifles available for the use Of any
one wishing to learn the Fudimonts 81
the game Men who expect 10 attend
military training camps this summel
will find an excellent means Of timber
ing up their trigger fingers.
An associate membership in the eluf
has been adopted 10 take care " sucn
shooters who may wish to take part
in the club events while learning. bui
u whether or not the man who expects
IL 60 10 camp Il member of the club
he will be welcomed and viii be shown
all the courtesies possible. a feys
ladies have taken UP he sport and "a
ont to the range. usually for the rsi-
light shoot Thursday, 50 that ladies
match will be a feature Of the bis
spring shoot program which will bs
staged next Saturday afternoon.
A beginners match, IN which tro.
phies viii be awarded both the he
ginner making the high score ar.
the coach who is teaching the new
conner. viii attract interested 0utsid-
ers and the first open shoot for rns
club challenge trophy will furnish 4
touch Of expert Workmanship which
viii prove highly interesting. Details
of the matches viii be published later
but il IS planned 70 make this event
the biggest rife shooting dav tha,
Wilmipgton has seen for a long time
The range has been considerably en-
larged since last year and a large
crowd Of riflemen and spectators can
he taken care Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
LEONARD DEFEATS
KANSAS ON POINTS
Champion Gets Popular Verdict
OF Fans Who Paid More Than
100000 to See the Go.

Harrison Park, y. j., June -
Benny Leonard retained his title OF
sorlG's lightweight champion by de-
,eatlnr Rocky Kansas on points here
asst night
Th. dutv Of official referee fen upon
he shoulders Of Danny Sullivan, a
young and capable expert of Jersey
City.
More than 10000 boxing fans jam
mod their way into the old Federal
League Park 10 see Benny Leonard
iefend the lightweight championship
Of the world. for the third time with
In six months, against Rocky Kansas,
he sensational little Italian from Buff
ialo. The gate receipts We're in eN-
ecss OF 100000.
Every available scat had been sold
before Leonard and Kansas entered
he ring to the wild shouts of the
multitude at an hour unseemly late
for those who had hoped to get back
10 New York by midnight or shortly
thereafter.
The CHAMPION entered the ring a
heavy faVoritc What little betting
there was. found Leonard ON the lon-;
end To retain his title. Ring sharps
ligured that everything Favored
Leonard. because il would be neces-
sary for Rocky Kansas 10 score a
knockout in order 10 win the title.
Both boys weighed in under the
stipulated 1875 pounds at o'clock il
the afternoon.
Notahles tianked the ring on al fouI
sides FREDDY Welsh, former light
weight champion was among he early
arrivals. Ile saw no reason why
Leonard should not keep the title and
enthusiastically picked the champion
.n win.
a conservative estimate would Civ,
New York more than half of the
crowd. There also was big delega-
lion from Philadelphia. numbering
several husdred. Among the Quaker
City eye Witnesses was Lew Tender
one ~ Leonard's most persistent chal-
engers.
IL was estimated that the return
would surpass the $4,000 mark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
Local Sports

The American Chain Company team
Of York, viii be the opponents Of the
Parkside team this afternoon in a
twilight. tilt.
The second annual excursion Of the
Parkside Athletic Club viii be held
on Monday and the boat will leave the
Municipal pier at 8. Joe Dale's
Melody Boys will furnish the music.
The Wilmington rapshooting As
sociation will hold the second regiSt-
cred shoot of the season at Bellevue
on Saturday.
St. Patrick's Commercial class
would like to arrange games with
school teams of the city. Send chal-
lenges TO Joseph Nester, 261S West
street.
The National Guard and ST He'd
wigs teams Will play a postponed
City League game tonight at Twen-
ty-ninth and Market streets at els.
Johnson will pitch for Condon's nine,
with Hook behind the bat.
The Fame A. a viii travel TO Mar
shsnlton tonight to play the Suburban
League team Of that place.
Liberty A. G would like To arrange
games with South Brooklyn Giants,
Eighth Ward Buffalo A. G., or any
first-class team in the City or Church
Leagues Send challenges to {.
Townsend, 29I5 West street.
St Paul's Church League team will
play Second Baptist tonight at Bay
narG Field at 6.
Liberty A. G. viii play Phoenix this
evening at Seventeenth and Spruce
streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
CAPTAINS ELECTED
FOR ATHLETIC TEAMS
University of Delaware Varsity
Club Has Big Time at
Banquet.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, June University of
Delaware athletes got together for
banquet and good time last night and
incidentally to elect team captains for
next year, The banquet was given by
the Varsity Club in Old College with
funds cleared on the recent minstrels
Every student who has won his letter
in any recognized sport is eligible TO
membership in Varsity Club and prac-
tically all of the s'D'' men were present
last night.
Howard b. Alexander. retiring presi-
dent of the club, presided at the ban
quet and Dean f. Laurence Smith
pre- esident of the Athletic Council read
the list of men who won their letters
ia baseball track and tennis The let
ters will be awarded by Dean Smith
at the farewell dance next Monday
night
After the letter men were announced
| they got together and elected captains
| fol next year. The election of a cap
! tain. for both football and basketball
had been held up until this time.
| Walter ID. Holton. who has played
tackle on the varsity for the past two
years was elected captain of football.
/ Holton is a Newark boy and served
in the Marine Corps during the war.
| He has been active in a number OF
college organizations and especially in
| the organizing recently OF the rifle
| team. He is a member of the Sigma
| Phi Epsilon Fraternity.
| Franklin h. Wills Of Wilmington,
who has played a strong guard game
on the varsity basketball team for
| several years was elected captain of
that team. frankie is popular with
the student body and is member OF
| the Sigma Nh Fraternity.
| W Fred Harmer, the crack quarter
| miller who has shattered several track
| records since entering Delaware was
! elected captain OF that sport. Harmer
| is from Philadelphia and is also 4
| member of the Sigma Nu Frat :
| Owing to several of the baseball ~
men being absent election Of a cap
| tain for that sport was postponed un-
tii next Monday morning
| Joseph ]. Rothrock of New Castle
the star southpaw pitcher, was elected
president Of the Varsity Club for next
Iyear Edwin y. Pitman was named
| vice president and Tom Mcdonnell
secretary and treasurer. All three Of
/ the new captains and the new presi-
dent Of the club viii be seniors next
year.
| The men who won their letter this
year in baseball, track and tennis were
l. IS follows;
/ Baseball-W Wilson. Donohue, McDon-
aid. Madden. Dantz. Underwood, Mar
vel Robbins. Rothrock. Collins, Nut
| ter and Manager Anderson.
| Track Pitman. Harmer, Fouracre
/ Mcdonnell. BetzmeT. Booth. G. g
1 Smith. Humphries. II. AcMulien, W
McMullen, Lilly and Manager Wapies
4 Tennis -Horty. J. Challenger. Bar
ker and GutowItz.
| Those who won their letter in foot
ball and basketball which have al
| ready been awarded were;
FootbaH-M -McCaughan, Rothrock
| Repp. Aiken. Steele. Magee. Holton
Lilly. Donaldson. Jones. Marconnetti
| Elliott. Williams. Betzmer and Man
/ ager Attix.
| asEethaIl-AIexande McCaughan
Wills, Cole and Keith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
D[MPSEY'S BLOWS
WILL Be HEAVIER
Experts Say he Will Garry More
Weight in His Blows; AZ
most Equal in Build.

gr Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Naw yerE. June 7l-with . differ
euee in weight If about 70 pound
ohen fhey meet IN the ring ahDpt fop
,tesI.a hence. Dempsey and Cafpentid
sea4 e,fharxttpe appear almost equal -
buiid and stature. If both were 10 NIX
IN among 4 few collegiate athletes.
fs.ettall piayars and ogramen. prob
ably neither would be picked out ~
tntng unusually big or Formidable ~
general make up Dempsey stands 3
feet ~ inches in height, JBst two
INCHES taller than the French cham
nion and while Carpenter viii weigh
about 10 pounds IN fightina eondl-
ton. Dempsey expects - enter ~
ring slightly under 100 pounds
The champions shoulders are broad
while CsrpeHticr's are sioping ~
shape. but otherwise the physical
measurements ~ the pair do rot DIFF
Ter ~ any marked extent.
Experts who have seen both men
are satisfied that they viii ~ we'll
lnatched in speed and eleqerness but
The ma i0rity believe that Dempsey viz
carry bv far the heavier weigh. in his
blows Dexterit9 and supplencss are
#flalfned as advantage for the French
I man by his followers. but just how
hard punch be can deliver Is still
a problem.
/ Dempsey showed II his bout with
+ willard at Toledo that his blows pos
1 sess enormous punisning power. but
/ his more recent encounters with Biil
/ FREEMAN At Madison Square Gard =
did not demonstrate that ne still re-
Etaius the rorcesui punch necessary %
successfully stand oT man ~ Car
pentiers undoubfed ability and clev-
erness
I Just hovF good the challenger il %
how nard a blow NJ can land - prob
( lematica to the ma jority ~ Ameri-
4 can astic patrons. who have seen him
I'm action. His only bout here, that
/ with I.evinsky in Jersey City iasi
year. did not afford much Of line o.
4 Carpenters prowess. Levinsky. Al
ways clever boxer made practical.
ly no serious effort 20 defend himself
On that occasion and went down ans
out. an cary victim Tor the Frenchmar
tn the fourth round
Nearly 20 years nave elapsed sire.
,gere substituted Tor The London prizs
ring code governing pugilistic con.
tests for championship titles In mos
IT The bouts fought FOR the heavy.
weight championship since the chang.
took place, there was decided al
vantage in stature between the prtu.
cipais. but this did not always carr
victory with ii.
Beginning with the Corbetf-sulli
van battle az New Orleans in 1891
the big Boston man was massive q
proportion to the 1.-THE. supple and ex
trernely clever Californian. but IN
smaller man bore the big chzmpiol
down and annexed the title II Ia
twenty-ilrst round Corhett vas on
and one-hsn inches taller. bur 4
pounds lighter than Sullivan. WI
stood feet ie1z inches and weighe,
about 200 pounds.
i C0rbett and Bob FItzsinrnons yer
more evenly matched in height an,
age. Corbett was half an inch tale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
NAN o. WAR NAY RACE
AGAIN THIS SEASON

Philadelphia, June - Man. o
War may be back In the racing
field this season. Louis Feustal
who trains the Glen Riddle
Farm thoroughhreds, Is hopeful
the four-year Will pe ready
to set records for all distances.
Feustal said yesterday that
Man O. Wars stay in Kentucky
was practically concluded and
that the horse was in wonderful
condition and as fast as ever.
1t is said Samuel ID. Riddle.
owner of the Glenn Riddle
Farm, IS sngieus 20 see Man %
War under colors again. How
ever other devotees Of the track
and racing followers believe the
horse should be retired for
keeps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07

and four years Younger fnrn -
s.ornishnan, buf ne ytF nearly -
rounds heavier than Yit<rsr'sne~e
when the latter knCkfd MIN sit am
won fhe title 90 careon cry Nsr's
i7. 1897.
Two years later James .. Je'viss -
huge build and ogt~eigninT f1ts-
simmons b. fully 60 pounds sen no
iltIe 81 Do rounds from nob ~ Con"y
Island. and nVs months later. Nevsm'
her. 1893. Jefries got referc~'s 40
r.si8n over Tom shsrkey IN -
round bout in fhe same sreus. *hsr-
Eey vas several inches roort~r ara
about 20 pounds lighter Than fne ts~n
champion
Cortett challenged Jerries tvi@* f"~
the title hut Was kuor ke1 ouf - ne
bigger man each tine. onee ~ y
rounds ard the next time ir 10 fo.ns's
Jack johnson. tho negro sho s~-
feated JeFries ~ Reno Nev, ara fsfs.
was nearer 10 the blT mans size ,s~s
any ~ the other hearyeeiyhte wns
had met hifn for ne title in No previ-
Gus ten years. Johnson ras tsrr-
years younger. one inch shorter ard
unly ten pounds lighter mar mo
-Ohiosn. Johnson srored kros sout
in 3 rounds.
Jess willard. fne rienf ks,~sr -ss
hY IN Odds the nirgesf man mo ere~
held the worlds heaVyweight fi'i" Is
FtO0d feet irrheF weighed -
pounds and had decided afvr nfrv~s ~
EVERY way over Johnsor vher h. Nor
from thc Negro at Havana. cpn~ in
1918. When he nrer Is~rnp~sr -
years ag0. these rnTslrei afvarfawSn
Old nor enable him % Withstand D~ra -
acy+a sudden onslaught a. hs corf~es-
~ aftersard thar he fid nof re-r~~s-
ber much after b. wss knocked ao~u
Is frs rr,srfrr round
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
FIT TIL WARD NOW
HAS CRESCENT CLUB
New Organization Appears in
Local Sport World and Its
Prospects Are Bright.

In order to keep pace with the other
wards Of the city. the Fifth Ward
residents viii in the next few days
complete plans for the formation OF
club, which will give them repre-
sentation in all branches of sport. The
name chosen is the Crescent Athletic
Club.
The movement is meeting with APP
prevail on every hand in that section.
and the club viii start activities with
a membership close to seyenty-fiv
No effort has been made To secure
members, but a campaign will be in
augurated following the election of
officers. The election will take place
this SUNDAY at zoo West Eighth street
temporary quarters, The new quart
ers are being prepared and will be
ready for occupancy on June 25.
Membership will be confined to resi-
dents Of the ward
The meeting Sunday will mark the
frst official gathering. In addition
TO those now listed as members. Ioo
invitations have been distributed
the business men to attend.
Ii is hoped to interest all classes in
The ward In the club, On Sunday
week. = big get-iogether meeting is
being planned, At which time promi-
rent speakers and entertainers OF var
ious accomplishments VIII be present.
The club, as il stands, is fortunate
IN that il has some hard workers on
the list, and more are lining up each
day, Eddie AhTahams, prominent
IN the sport life OF Wilmington. is one
Of the latest To affiliate. The Fifth, .
little heard Of in sports, can boast OF
some Of the best athletes in the city
most Of whom have been representing
other clubs. and the interest and spirit
Of cooperation being displayed by
everyone speaks we'll for the clubs
future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
GREENHIIL MEETING.
Everybody Out Tomorrow Night;
Shoot on Saturday.

The Greenhil Gun Club has called
a special meeting Of officers and mem
bers for Wednesday evening at and
II is hoped that every member viii
attend The meeting viii be held in
the New Club House, which is fast
nearing completion. The purposes of
the meeting are mainly regarding de-
tails as 10 finishing touches to the
club house, trophies for the State
tournament and other important de-
geils for the big shoot.
on Saturday afternoon, June H. the
club has scheduled registered club
shoot which calls for 100 registered
targets. ard al trophies 10 be awarded
Lewis Glass on the first so birds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
,nard Defeats Rocky Kansas; 5th Ward To Have Club
JACK DEMPSEY TO
GIT MOTHER DOC

Long Rraneh. y. 3. June IT,
Jack Dempsey viii receive un-
lice dog. eff Of Walter
I.ewipohn OF r.ltswood Park
near here. The dog is known as
Jack Horner of fsikwop4 Park.
and was born January 20. last,
out Of fsiztte Of f.ikwpod PARK,
the sire being kiug yon Der
Isdininal Polizer. The latter IL
a noted police dog and Won fret
prize at the INng Branch dog
show last August.
The dog viii be the latest ad-
dition 70 the champions guar
tefA Dempsey $ despatched a
special messenger. who arrived
here last night 10 take the dog
back with him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
CARPF STIRR Will FfGHT
IN BITf AM wHfvE

Manhaseff. E. ~ gune -,--gnn~r-s
Carpenter. wnen b. steps lnfa fas
ring at Jersey CITY ~ July 2 wu
xear q white rCua win dEures 20 .
Jananrse design
When ~ sna-is the rrite IN birr~ss
Frenrhman win ~ seen In trunks -
the eanle pattern thai hr has ua.-r =
aH - his latesf bouts Pure wrrs
they win - Wffh hiue stripe dow~
me sides
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
Hares Takes Flrsf nne.

Walter ~Hawk" Hayes, the former
rarkside pitching star. worked mis- FIRST
fun game for the Petersburg team in
the Virginia League yesterday against
the Norfolk club. Hayes held the
Norfolk team TO six hits and famed
eight. Petersburg won the game, 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
Singles.
Princeton JnnI1.rs ON Ton.

Princeton Juniors defeated Liberty
Juniors. i7-f4 at the Military Grounds
last night, in an interesting game.
There was not a single strixeout dur
ing the contest. which lasted two
hours. Curly drove out double,
triple and homer in four trips to the
u1afe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
BROW NS0N DEFEATED.
Councilman Elect Jimmy Taylor Fea.
lures For Fourth Ward PLAYERS.

St. Mary's defeated Brownson last
night at Fourth and Church streets,
liz Councilman-e elect Jimmy Taylor,
Of the Fourth Ward. was the star for
his team. collecting a homer and
double. besides accounting for Two
runs. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
LORRAINE STOPS GIANTS.
Gerstenberg's Work Features Contests:
Elaood Pitches Wen.

Lorraine defeated the Wilmington
Giants, -. last night. in a game
featured by the work Of Gerstenberg
for lorraine. EIwood pitched well FOR
Lorraine and although ne allowed nine
hits, ne kept them vel scattered. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-07
HORSE RtfI~s HF~t uED
N Nfxffo CITY

&exIco clfy. June 7-'i9rse
racing ese resumed Fsnd'f
when the members ~ the Hri-
fseh colony held q meet ~ ~"
Condess Hippoarome in hor"r ~
the birthday ~ kipx ev,rrt
This was the first racing sfeft
81 10 years snG proved nass tl'
society function Virtually fre
entire dipiOmafic coryA ana
fneubefa - tns Cabinet aftend-
Cd