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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
u. OF w. MAY BUY MOVIE
OUTFIT FOR ITS COACHES

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
- athletic conchcs will all have a
new assistant, IL present plans go
thru.
This proposed assistant Is not In
the form OF a human being. but n
clever motion picture camera.
The camera known as the Cine
Kodak. an Eastern products. was
used last Saturday to take several
hundred feet OF pictures OF the Uni.
versity OF Washington frosh and
varsity crews going thru their train.
Ing stunts.
Leo Furbaclt OF the Northwestern
i'hoto Supply Co. local representa-.
i've OF the camera, took the pictures
OF The rowing champs. The crew
men VIII view tho films at n showing
70 DO held Wednesday evening at 7
=" Clock Mt the Varsity Boat club.
rusty Caliow. tho crew coach
, seems TO be kecnly In favor of hay.
ing Such an assistant. with the aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
MCDONNELL
GIVEN AIR
AT TACOMA

TACOMA. wash. Feb. 22.--After
l. showing no inclination 10 mix
things. Mig Yeagcr and Jack Nc
Donnell. hcayiea. were stopped In
the fourth round here last night.
with Referee Bird calling tho bout
a mo contest
Stanley Willis won by knockout
over 'Red" Burnley in tho fifth
round OF the best bout OF the eve
ming. Willis took two counts him.
self. but his vicious body punches
worc Burlcy down TO his finish in
tho firth.
"kossack' Karloff won from
Bill Masdcn: Spike F1agg stopped
Jack Morgan In one round. and
Danny Needham lost 10 Hank
Rykor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

OF tho camera he could point out
flaws In the rowing form OF any OF
the candidates with great accuracy
and ease.
Ed Leader, former Washington
eonch, aud now at Yale. is using n
regulation movie camera in his
coaching work. 1t Is reported.
Crew would not be the only sport
benefited by tho proposed addition
10 the schools coaching staff. Foot.
ball and track. especially where
teamwork and form are requisites
could be aided greatly.
Darwin Meisnest. the genial
graduate manager. who has con.
ferred with Furhack regarding tho
camera, states that he Is going 10
take the matter before tho board
OF control at an early date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Stanley Harris Facing
Real Task as MANAGER

lvo ball player. Never satisfied. he
ls always seeking TO pcrfec, his play.
ho Is certain 10 carry constructive
policy into hts work az manager OF
tho Washington club.
Just glimpse OF tho intimate aide
OF Harris. A difficult play for every
second baseman la pulling a double
play on a ground ball that IL hit 10
MN with n runner on first, and field.
ed by the second baseman Just "a the
runner coming from first is n few
icet away. Forcing this player 70
stop. or causing him 10 drop to the
ground TO avoid the touch. then max.
ING the play 10 first. getting the bat.
or. followed by running the other
player down between the bases ia nm
art. Often. II tho fielder persists in
first touching out the runner coming
TO second he If so delayed that he
falls TO get his man at first.
That is a play i nm weak on" re.
marked Harris 20 mo n few years
ago. as Eddie Collins pulled tho stunt
perfectly, IN get It yet" added
Harris.
Last season on three different oc.
caslons | saw Harris mako the play
with the greatest OF ease. Arrer one
OF the plays commented on tho fact.
Ho told mo that no had spent more
time working out the proper way to
perform that double play than any
other feature OF his work. But he
finally got IL, as he said he would.
Stanley Harris ia determined young
man. He will give the job Of man.
aging big league ball club real
battle. with tho odds In his favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

City Of Destiny changed the
aspect.
Work on the buildlngup Of the
fairways and the re-modeling u the
putting areas at tho links OF the
Tacoma Country and Golf club r.
well under way. and. according %
tho expert opinion OF Aiesrn. kerry
and tombstone. VIII not only bo in
splendid playing shape but will
provide severe golf test and an
IDEAL arena for the 1925 meet.
Tho Fircreat Golf club. Tncoma's
latest addition 10 its golf organiza.
lions. is willing 20 help It's sister
club 10 handle tho 1926 field. but II
is doubtful II tho entire is holes
will be ready for play by that time.
Il have seen many golf COURSES
bat that layout az Fircrest is tho
best that have looked az for many
a day" was tho remark dropped By
tho North End pro.
II tho award goes 20 Tacoma.
and the Fircrcst club Is unable 20
lend assistance. suitable arrange.
menis could undoubtedly be madc
10 play tho handicap qualifying and
early match play rounds at tho IS
hols public course az Meadow Park.
80 much for Tacomai
The colwood Country club OF
Victoria. which played host for the
1872 gathering. Is ready and willing
10 do II all over again in 1926. and
tho Oak Bay Golf club Is Just On
anxious 20 assist in doing is BIT as
Il was two years ago.
Tho fact that this years events
arc 10 be decided on the Canadian
side AZ the shaughneNsy Heights
Country club. assisted By the Van
couver Golf ciub-coupled with tho
finitcring reports from Tacoma, will
probably lead the directors 20 cast
n ballot In favor OF the latter for
tho big show OF 1928.
Not since 1915 has the Pacific
Northwest Golf assoclation held It's
annual championships meet in Ia
coma Chandler Egan. tho wavcr.
ley star and prcsen; holder OF the
amateur title. defeated Paul Ford.
tho old favori,o from tho Seattle
Coli club. IN the finals for tho 1915
blue ribbon on the links Of the Ia.
coma Country and Golf club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
ENGLISH MAT
MAN is GAME

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 22.--sam
Clapham. British light-heavyweighi
wrestling champion. lost what prob,
ably was one OF his gamest battles
here last night. when he went back
TO tho mat for second fall. after
physicians told him his arm was bad.
~ injured.
Ted Thye, world ilght.heavyweIght
title holder. crushed Chaplain 10 the
mat Mt the end OF one hour and seven
minutes with double wrist lock.
Chaplain wouldn't give up until
badly injured. Doctors said liga.
ments were strained. so his right
arm couldn't be raised. in second
fall Thyo grabbed the same arm.
which yielded TO another hammer.
lock. and downcd the Bri;on in five
minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
ICE HOCKEY
THRU HERE
THIS YEAR

THE Seattle Metropolltans have
L played their last gamo on the
Arena ice. The rink will be open
for ice skating until February 20.
but no more puck contests will be
seen here this season.
As II Is almost certain that Seattle
will place In the play-off. local fans
are deeply disappointed because OF
not having the opportunity to see
the big series. The play-off dates
are March and Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
CARDS GOING
IN FOR "RED"

The Sc. Louis Cardinals arc going
In for enough red 70 make tho world
mad. In addition 70 red stockings
and that famous rcd bird on their
blouscs. Manager Branch Hickey has
decided the players shall wear red
undershIrts under their biouses. tho
sleeves 70 show. II viii be n picture
OF red legs. red arms and red breasts,
with red belts and a touch Of red on
tho caps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
CARD STOCK
is SHIFTED

A shift IN ownership OF the St.
Louis Cardinals was announced at
the annual meeting OF the club last
week. Warren Fuzzy) Anderson. at
one time the heaviest stakeholder,
disposed OF HIS interests TO Samuel
Breadon and Branch Hickey, who
now own the bulk OF the stock, few
others having small holdings. 1t was
announced at the meeting that the
club made no money last year and
that there would DO no dividends
paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
YANK FIELD
is CHANGED

Changes made IN the playing field
OF the Yankee Stadium. New York.
have improved the view OF specia-
tors along the first and third base
lines, removed dark shadows in au.
tumn. heightened both foul lines and
eliminated a pocket where tho grand
stand and bieachers Join in right
field. The diamond has been moved
outward 10 feet, allowing moro room
for the catcher. first and third base.
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
NEXT Hi CAGE
GAMES TUESDAY

Tho next Fnmoa IN tho high school
basketball league arc scheduled for
Tuesday with the Ballard. broadway
fuss al Broadway being the featured
game. should Ballard lose and
Roosevelt beat Garfield In their
game at Garfield. the Tcddlcs cinch
the title. II both leaders win. then
tho RobseyeltBallard game week
from today at Ballard win settle
things.
Queen Ammo plays Franklin ut
Queen Anne and Lincoln goes TO
West Seattle in the other tusslcs OF
tho day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Former Major
Tosser jailed

BALTIMoTCE. Nd. FEB. q
c. Raymond Gay1 Morgan. form.
or player in the Washington
American league baseball team.
was sentenced 70 one year In jail
Thursday by Judge Gorter, in
criminal court for assauiting Pa
trolmnn Henry r. Koch with IN
tent 10 Kill.
The assault followed a quarrel
between Morgan and the police
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
WITT is STAR
IN HIS LINE

Whitley Wits bunting. n nothing
else. win make Il bard for Earl
Combs. the smuggling newcomer. 20
crowd the little man or tho Yankees
this year. Expert hunters aren't
growing on every bush. on tho con.
trary. those as expert an wit; are
scarce as n Season's pennant win.
ners. Moreover. Huggins has team
adept nj sacrificing. and wit, tits
In nicely into the modus operandl.
when it's employed. Nor IL the Al.
bIno noncn,lty ms iead.off man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Officials to Announce
Date Here on Saturday
Victoria, B. c., Also After Meet Next Year; Vancou.
yer, b. c., Will Stage This Years Events; Tacoma
Links Improved and Will Be Shipshape for Affair
BY ALEX c. ROSE

WHERE will the 1926 Pacific Northwest golf champion
w ships be decided2
This question expected 10 be answered tomorrow when
the directors Of the Pacific Northwest Golf association meet
at the Rainier club
Two cities-Tacoma and Vctora-appear TO have the in
side track with the chances favor Of the former getting
the verdict
Up until few days ago the odds strongly in favor
the British Columbia capital but the report Of the nspec
ton commttee-Presdent A. S. Kerry and Bob tombstone
the veteran professional Of the Seattle Golf cubto the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Husky Ice
Team W ms
Big Game

THE University OF Washington
l. leo hockey team won the
intercollegiate title last night at
tho Arena here when Il defeated
tho University OF British Columbia,
20 J.
II was a hard-fought contest.
with both teams travelling az top
speed turnout
Tho visitors made their lone tally
in the first period. and led. TO 0.
when the. teams left the ice az tho
intermisElon, Seirnan was respcnsi-l
bic for the tally.
In the second session. the Huskies
evened up the count when Mccan.
nell sagged the nets. In the
last period the Washington skaters
ran Wild, and piled up three scores.
Allen. Mckenzie and MCDANIEL did
the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Big Roller
Puck Tiffs
Are Booked

TWO great games OF roller hockey
L arc scheduled for tho Crystal
Pool tomorrow. when tho Victoria A.
c. Midget team plays tho Franklin
Huskies in tho so.pound division and
tho Ballard Cubs tanglo with tho
Victoria A. c, Seniors In tho 10.
pound class.
Tho former game Is TO be played &C
1880 and the latter az Iao. Tho 90.
pound game will DO two i5.mlnute
periods and the o.pound tusslo two
Commute sessions,
These same teams will play return
games In Victoria later.
A small admission. IS and Is cents.
win DO charged 20 help detruy the
expenses OF the visitors.
Tho probable lineups follow:
Franklin HuEkicn ro. Nirfortn Mldrof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
AID STONE GETS
LARGE OFFER

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-Ad
Stone. Philadelphia light.heavy.
weight, has accepted an offer Of $50.
600 to meet Gene Tunney, Mike Nc.
Tigue and Young Stribling in three
outdoor bouts here this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Tanforan Will
Open on Nav 3

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 22.-
The spring racing season at Tan.
foran race track will not open un.
III May 3. the Pacific Coast Jock.
ey club has announced.
The postponement OF the open.
Ing from April 2s was made so
that owners would have plenty of
time TO rest their horses and bring
them hero after the conclusion OF
the winter season Mt Tijuana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

Good Eighties
Are Numerous

A NUMBER OF interesting
n lightweight matches could
DO arranged II tho leather punch.
ers would only set together.
Jack Zlvlc. Pal Moran. Charley
White, Nate Goldman. Eddie
Wagner and Johnny Dundee fur.
nish material for plenty OF fire
works, Goldman appears willing
TO meet any opponent but tho
boys want mono OF his game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
ORouRKE TO TESTIFY

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The New
York boxing commission viii discuss
what action is to be taken in the
ticket scalping scandal at its regular
meeting next Tuesday. Tom
o'Rourke. who made the charges
rgainst Tex Richard. win DO called.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
STAR TO COACH

CLEVELAND. Feb. %. - Bob
Fletcher former Illinois football
star. has been appointed head coach
OF athletics at Case School OF APP.
piled Science here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
BOwLERs ARE READY

CHICAGO. Feb. 22.-Two thousand
teams will line up tomorrow for tho
opening games OF the annual tourna.
ment OF the American Bowling con.
gress here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
IDAHO WINS

SALEM. Ore. Feb. 2.-willamette
and Idaho traded the lead back and
forth turnout close basketball con.
test hero last night. which ended with
n three.point margin in favor OF
Idaho. s5 to 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

Connie Mack Up and says his
Athletics have an outside chance 70
finish third this year. Chorus from
tho nickel seats. Outside. Out
sider'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

FRS; per,od-,ssinan, British Columbia
1910.
Second periot--xccanzsIl. washinEton,
1850.
Third period-Aii.n. washington. .:ye:
Mckenzie. Washington. icsse: Mccanneii.
Washington. ESQ.
PENALTIES
Frs, period MCDANIEL. Ramsey.
Qniniivan. Washington: Mccrtchcon. Nc.
Phcrsor. British Columbia: minutes
Second period-colton. British coiunS
bia. minutes.
Third period - wonE. washington.
minutes.
Referee-Ranny Mcmillan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

News comes that America has
won tho international squash cham.
pionship. which Is important IL true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
By LEO " LAssEN

NLTHAT Spider Roach
w doesn't know about box
ing isn't worth knowing, and
the famous trainer says that
feinting is one of the finer
arts of the glove game that
your average battler neglects
entirely.
Feinting is duping an oppo-
nent into coming into a
punch, thus making the ulti-
mate blow twice as effective.
A punch landed on an oppo-
nent who is standing still
Isn't half as effective as n
wallop that lands rs he is
coming into it.
Felnting varies In style. tho body,
hands and head playing important
roles Feinting Is no more than
bluffing an opponent into thinking
a punch Is coming certain way or
20 certain spot and then switch.
Ing TO catch him or OF his guard.
II amounts 10 the same as place
ment shot IN tennis or position play
IN any sport that works the other
fellow out OF position and makes
the attack good.
Gymnasium boxing with eompe-
tent boxers Is the only way TO learn
this art. says Roach. and no boy
can expect to set very far without
being able to execute feinting with
results.
when Denver Ed Martin was In.
PRODUCED from the ring. tho other
night, at the Crystal Pool. Il remind.
ed me OF the time thai tho big col
nred fellow fought Van McLagien in
Aberdeen. about Is years ago. In the
shortest smoker on record" says
Harry Druxman. brother OF tho 10
cal promoter. Nate.
Martin was scheduled TO fight 20
rounds with McLagien. and there
was a six.round preliminary SEIZED.
uled. The first preliminary ended
BY a knockout In the first round,
and Martin stopped the big Cana.
dian in the third round
That made just a little less than
four rounds OF fighting on a card
which had IS rounds scheduled. The
fms yelled murder, and the promot.
er had TO leave town.
"MeLagien. by the way. was quite
the character around Winnipeg.
Canada, where he was a policeman
before taking up fighting. He was
n professional knife thrower and
also tried wrestling and jlu-Jitsu.
And as for Martin. that big col.
ored boy could sock and he could
fight. He stood back on his heels.
and with those powerful arms ex-
tended he was a hard man TO
reach
Gene Cline evidently beat Ted
Krache without doubt. Judging
from all reports OF their battle in
Portland, the other night. l. II.
Gregory. sporting editor OF the Ore
gonian. writes that Cllne raped
Krache with everything but the roof
IN the first six rounds. Krache out.
fought him inside and had Cline
pretty tired In the closing rounds.
but the Californian had such q big
lead that Cline won without any
squawks.
Fred Morgan Travelled down 10
see the scrap and no says that IL
It had gone another couple OF
rounds that Krache would have
come pretty close to stopping Cline.
but that over the 1o-round distance
Cline had such lead that there
wasn't any question about who won.
The surprising thing about the
fight was Krache's weight. II was
announced as 144h pounds, and
everybody thought that the Grays
harbor boy weighed close TO $50.
The defeat by Cline puts Eddie
Roberts and Bob Harper in the
lead for the Northwest welterweight
title for fha rxrnoopt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

II Heinie sielk had been half as
aggressive ns George Anderson.
when Sick played center FOR Wash.
lng,on. ho would havs been ono OF
the creates cage players tho game
has ever seen in these parts. Sick
had everything but aEgressiyeness-
n wonderful eye. heiEhth. strength
and ability. but ho didn't throw
himself into tho play as he Nigh,
have. They cay he N playing
much better Eamo with the power.
ful Knights Of Columbus team now
and that his association with the
scrarpy cascYs has taken ef,sc,
Iie certainly can shoot those has.
kots
Anderson. with a world OF fight.
has done mighty well this year
and has proved effective for tho
manin.the-hole game. He ala con.
siderable down.fioor checking
AGAINST idaho, something new for a
Hec Edmurdson center. and his
work was high class turnout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

Washington State comes hero 20
tangle with Washington Saturday
night. and. altho Washington II
favored 20 win. tho Cougars have n
dangerous ou,nt and there Is al.
ways tho chance tina, tho Huskiea
may break under tho strain.
Washington State and then orr.
gnn on Monday. II tho Huskies
can win these two games they go
South TO play tho California champs
Tor Coast honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
WIN BASKETBALL HONORS
W'Guard
Best NJ an
of Season
Washington Spark Plug Is
Most Valuable Player
of Present Season

WIHEN II comes 20 picking the
w most valuable basketball play
err OF tho Northwest intercollegiate
league. Dick welts. wAshlnEtons
great guard win como pretty close
to coping tho honors.
Figured a. only an extra man at
the start OF tho season. wol,a has
developed wonderfully and his great
defensive and offensive play has
made him tho star OF tho season.
He played game against Idaho
tho other night that marks his
name on washinEton's basketball
honor role and no takes rank with
Windy" Crawford. Jack Davidson.
Tony Savage. Jimmy Bryan and tho
rest OF washington's superbaskes.
ball players.
No. only has welts guarded his
opponents we'll but his uncanny
eye for tho basket and his head.
work has made him an important
cos In tho scoring machine.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-19
MILLION FORDS
ARE SOLD IN
- SIX MONTHS

Sales reports from the "a American
branches Of the Ford Motor Company
show that over million Ford cars
and trucks were sold at retail dur
ing..the first six months of 1924.
The actual figure is 1,036,978, which
exceeds the total retail sales for the
same period in 1923 by l33,O95,-an
average gain of 22,1s2 sales pc,
month.
A comparison between Ford sales
in 1924 and 1923 not only indicates
remarkable increase in the coun-
try's buying power, but also shows
that this growth continues month, by
month. In every instance the month
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-19
NEW OVERLAND
COUPE GREETED
BY THE WOMEN

Unusual interest among feminine
motorists has greeted Whllys-Over
lands announcement of it's new two
passenger Overland Coupe. Not only
is it a light car embodying the
manifold advantages Of the. entire
Overland line. but it combines with
these driving comfort and con-
venience almost incredible in car
of these dimensions.
Nowadays, with the male members
of the family requiring the use OF
the car during the day, there is
definite need for a second car In
good many homes, car that can be
used for shopping and visiting by
the women folks Of the home.
The new Coupe has proved itself
to be ideally adapted for this purT
pose. V,ntilating windshield Dura
window regulators, rear window cur
to feminine taste
Coupled with these features IS the
ease of parking, and the unusual
riding comfort due to the lo6-inch
spring base Its ease of handling
in congested traffic areas because OF
the exceptionally large steering
spindles and bearings are decided
factors in this new car intended for
feminine use.
The new Coupe is equipped with
doors that are over 81 inches wide
thus providing easy entrance. The
body of exceptionally heavy metal. is
sturdily reinforced. Unusual pains
are taken with the painting operat-
tions, fourteen coats being applied
to give the car its lasting durable
finish.
The interior of the body is finish
ed in durable, long grain Spanish
leather upholstery. The seat cushion
is over as inches wide, being ample
to accommodate three medium slzet
people. There are Is inches between
steering wheel and cushion, render
ing it convenient for the car TO be
entered easily from either side.
A roomy rear deck provides ampl
space for packages, which is an ad
ditiona convenience for milady'
shopping. It's hinged cover is pro
vided with a lock and is protecte
against dust and leaks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-19

ly sales in 1924 have shown a sub
stantia increase over the cor
responding month in 1928. In June
they reached 17O,747 which was APP
proximately 10000 ahead of June
sales in the preceding year.
These figures are for retail sales
in the United States alone and do
not take into consideration the sales
made by foreign Ford kranches and
associated companies, the majority of
which assemble cars from American
made parts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-19

Perhaps the most encouraging sign
of the times lies in the fact that
these sales have been spread very
evenly throughout the country and
indicate "A general prosperity that is
not confined to any particular sec
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-19
Lahr Motor Company
Gossip vs.. Facts

During been selling Chevrolet automobiles
labored
this with simple facts
We began selling discarded
straight tooth and brought out the new axle using the spiral beye
motor During the three Of our nave sold Chevrolet
purchased close to two cheyros during the same Ps9d To-
SPIRAL RING GEARS IN THREE YEARS about gear twenty
Chevrolet where sell all Of the used
that Chevrolet has than
We will be
parts
this especially. @@Fts+s5s #.#
Excding daily Chevrolet production times
automobile The public likes the Chevrolet
Fin quantity everywhere III
CeRwiH NeTeR e. ].