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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
SHOCKER BACK
WITH YANKEES
NV YORK. March = Baseball

NEW YORK. March g. Baseball
~ plays many queer tricks!
Nine years ago Urban Shockcr
Joined the Yankees. coming from
the ottawa club or the Canadian
league lie had had two great sen.
sons with that team The reported
sale price WIS $3.50, Z
Auer hurting a Few games FOR the
Yanks. however, he was sent 10 To
ronto on option. The next year he
wus recalled. only to figure in a
trade with the St Louis Browns.
And there he remained until last
fan when he went back 10 the
Yankees In an exchange for Joe
Bush
During his seven seasons with the
Missouri club, shocker enjoyed pro.
nounced success In practically
every year he rated as the ace OF
the mound staff He had his best
year in 1891 when he won 81 games
and lost u. pitching mark OF
.ssg
Year after year shoCker has been
o ink for the Yankees. lie has al
ways been a tough man for the
Huggins encourage TO beat This
season the Shockcr barrier viii be
removed. however. much to the de-
light or the Yankee clubbers
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Doc Smell Kayo Victor Over Dandy Dick Griffin
Benny Leonard
Keeps in Shape

Jhose WHO have watched BEN
ny Leonard in his tour Of the
country ON the Keith circuit. are
mildly interested over ID certain
activity of the retired uEhteeisht
champion.
Every morning benny rltos a.
9 and takes a long hike thru ths
parks o. IN the county. depend
Ing on what city he b. plHi InS
ia. Also, one Or the nut things
he does upon reaching the Va
rious cities on his route. b. ~
make arrangements with some
gymnasium where be can under
10 his regular physical workouts
much Rs he doea when boz
training FOR a bout
This has given much risr 10
speculation ns 20 what the light.
weight champion haH IN mind.
Perhaps Benny hasn't retired.
after ull sammy Mandell and
the rest Of the lightweight con
tenders had best be bin apprc.
henhiye concerning friend Hen.
ny's activity
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HAD NJ RIGHT
TO DRAW NAME

The commission had no right TO
draw Mandsll'a name without his
consent Ills name Was not on tho
lat Of thoae who signed 10 compete
IN the tournament and he had al.
ready notified the commissioner
that he Was not 90 compete he
resented what be was justified in
believing a dclihcfate act 20 force
him into tho tournament 40 that
Il would have restored some Of the
prestige It Lost when Mandcll Ter.
ris and Johnny Dundee declined 20
take part in IT,
Despite what hGEd Of title Ia
hung up the final winner by the
commission. Mandsll can dispute II.
No competitor IN the tournament
Will have beaten an opponent OF tho
standing ~ Tcrris. and Mandcll
proved hss right 10 the title In that
fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
HELLNiaN WINS.
But GETS DRAW

Chuck Hell IN pounded Filipino
Benny Furrell's midsection for three
rounds in the special event. but the
best he got was draw the whirl-
wind finish that Furrell made in
the fourth tching the judges
eyes. The Portlander looked to be
several pounds heavier than tho
popular lad from Manila.
Frankie Britt, who was
headliner not long ago. APP
peared In the second prelim-
mary and gave Benny shannon
lacing and won the decision.
The Tacoman looked better
than he has for quite some time.
shannon did not create good
impression and didn't do any
leading until the last round.
Sailor Navarro and Bud Davies.
the shifty Vancouver kid. opened
the show with four rounds Of box
ing. smuggling and acrobatic stunts
that sent the fans away to a fine
start. II was draw.
Mick o'Donnell and Doc" Smell
win be the attraction at next Tues
days smoker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Stranger LelUis Says
Mum OutSmarted Him

pie
'-rhe next time I released the
deadlock and dropped my LEFT arm
be reached clear around my hack
and pinned the arm TO my body la
another instant be- had gained a
crotch and half Nelson and I felt
myself being lifted suddenly from
the floor ty "a pair Of powerful
arms. In another second expert.
eneed the sensation Of flylng head
foremost thru space
4 remember little else about the
match They toll me Mum picked
me up bodily and threw me from
the ring. don't remember Il !
don't remember coming back aud
wrestling third fall NJ oil. ,ho Il
IL recorded that did Nor do I
even remember going TO The hospl-
tai ttc next day where ! remained
Fms- fefu trsaka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
RICHARD LIKES
MhNDEII

Before hc wan wssed up 10 the
fact that the cotSmis=iea had other
plans 20 decide i.couatd's successor.
Tex Richard said that he would
award holt 10 the winner OF the
Mandcll .Tsrris fight and that as far
a. he was concerned the winner
would BE- the champion. lie didn't
say much after that. bu, he sin
figures tho same way
II viii to interesting 10 watch the
dsvelopmentH " a foreigner should
happen 10 win tho championship.
The commission might declare then
that he was the New York cham.
plon and that he would have 10
bea, Mandsll before he could be the
American champion, There Ia little
danger. however. that foreigner
will win IL. altho there arc posi-.
bilitics In Luis Vinccntinl. the Chill.
can champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
FIRST BtSEBAI.l.
PRACTICE MARCH 10

Coach '-ruhby" Graves viii hav,
the baseball men out for tho first
praetlce on Mach 10.
GRAVES Win have sotnc good ma
tcral Mark Mahlef q hard. hlttinE
cutnclder, wtn h. IN tho fold. a,
We'll na terty" ieaverH. twirlcr
i.ouie Tesreau. ouificlder. and A
Provost dep.ndable hitter.
Arnold Cooley. who played utsl
sack FOR the University u Idaho d
couple of years Bsa. viii also b,
ait fer baseball In 4 Washington
Idaho game In 1898. George Iiston
Husky pitcrcE allowed but I've
hits and Cqhsey got both OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
RELAY ChR>IPAI
BIDS 60 Ut 7

Invitations sor she ANNUAL Wash
iuEton relay carnival which will
he held m the Stadium May ,. are
teing nailed out from The local in.
s,itution All Of the leading Schools
OF abe West are bcing invited to
compete IN the annual truck and
tIcld classic
Paayo Nurfni. the flS7ng FINN. j.
also ncing invited Windy" craw,
ford Washington graduate In
New York. is sndeavoring TO extend
a ecrtlal inyintion 10 the finn aud
exert Efforts 20 induce him 70 com.
pete ia The cpruivpt
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Mum Watched His Arm

This meant that would trade
him he4dlock for crotch. or
rather. release tho lock In order TO
escape the crotch. II worked well
three or four times, would re-.
lsnso the hold with my left asn and
turn my body In such q way "a 10
keep Mum at 5ate distance.
But always he would come back
apparently trying the same tactics
without any variation whatever.
said to myself. This hoy IS simple
He knows hut one way OF doing
things. He lacks crpftiness' While
these thoughts we're still running
thru my mind. Mum proceeded to
convince me he was far from sim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

LOra La BlankTriend had breath.
ed IN and sat down and the
crowd had then settled itself and
herself and Mayor Brown had re-
fused 10 pass out the box OF cigars
somebodyd give him. cause smok.
ing az flies Is forbid on The rules
only. and Wee Coyle had slipped
his favorite hips into crack be.
tween two benches and all was
peace and still--Svhy, then comes
Natty Nate DruXman In his soul
revealing suit and says with his
customary sang frw ow: The first
bout Of the eeve.uing in tho fea.
,herwoight dee.vee-shun- and
80 We was or,
Gosh. what night. From
The first bell To when Dandy
Dick Griffin got too much
punch and went bybye. II was
n continuous spassum. There
was three Filipinos on the card
and no peanuts. Say-wbere
WAS the peanuts, anyway?
Hot doggie-it's the first fife
I've been nj where they wasn't,
and IL cost my bungalow shy
chaperone Just three sets of
pork and beans down to THE
Dirty Spoon" before he got me
Gained down and headed for
home.
But these Filipino fiters--say--I
like the little brown brothers
honest. And | think II Sailor Ma
varre had OF fought Bud Davies in.
say Manila, he would Of copied the
decision. Likewise Benny Furrell
and RUFF Canton would OF done
better than draws II they'd been in
the land OF shady palms-trees. l
mean-but East is East and West
Is West-and well-you know how
1t is
OF course. that's merely my opin.
ion. and I've explained before that
l got more heart than tecknick!
Another thing noticed-and that
was how dry was the re.fcrry. He
began TO hit the bottle before the
semi.final event, and he kept going
Tor II between almost every round
after that. or did you notice? Now.
what I'd like TO know is: Where did
he grow such a beautiful thirst. and
was he thru uuenching il when he
left the ring? They's so much to
think about az fite.
And, OIL must tell you. This
little fellow Freddy Carter what
shoots stars for the pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
City Cage Loop
Play-Off Will
Start Tonight

THE first Of n three game series
i 10 deviic the Cty league basket
lsli championship wtll be played NJ
$50 O'Clock tonight between the
Halls school of Commerce and the
T. NJ G. A. HtStars The contest
tonight VII be staged a, tho O'Den
iilEii school gymnasium. Terry and
Columbia
These two teams are the winners
in their sections The second game
will be played on THE sam" floor
Thursday night. and should the third
game be necessary. II viii b. played
Friday a. the university Of Wash
inatOn
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that the fans cannot fathom.
But the fight went on as adver.
tissd and the opening round found
Griffin very cautious and doing
most OF the hitting; SMELLS swings
missing the target many. many
times
The second stanza was much dir
ferent- Coming out OF his corner
the Tacoma lad Jet fly with both
hands and he landed and kept on
seeking the Texan until the clip on
the chin sent Dick TO the Land Of
Nod and Joe Waterman and the Gus.
toners into Mysteries.
The weights were: Smell. i24s4:
Griffin. i22i5.
Danny Martin. Of Tacoma. scored
a'lucky draw IN his fight with RUFF
Canton. Of Manila. in the six.round
semi-windup. There was plenty OF
action during the mix. but neither
boy seemed 10 possess much hitting
power. Martin had the edge in the
first and last rounds. but the Fill.
pino boy took the rest By a wide
margin and deserved the cali.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
II California Cage
Players Come North

BERKELEY. March i.-Thc Uni
vorsity OF California basketball
squad VIII lie made up Of II players
and the coaching and managerial
STAFF when It goes To oregon to
meet either tho University Of Ore
Eon or the Oregon AEgies for the
Pacific Coast Conference champion
ship. The Golden Bears are max
ing a strenuous effort TO schedule
the games NJ tho Multnomah Ath.
letic club in Portland. neutral
ftopr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
O'DONNELL AND
SMELL SIGNED

Mickey o'Donneli the Coast han.
tamwcight champion. viii be tho mex,
opponent for Doc Smell. tho pair
headlining tho smoker TO be staged
by Austin & Salt At the Crystal Pool
next Tuesday night
oDonnell should prove harder for
Smell 10 hit than did Griffin. for the
champion Is ranked up with Tod
Morgan FOR cleverness.
Matchmaker Dan Salt believes
that the fight Is natural" and Is
expecting one OF tho biggest crowds
OF the season 10 turn out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

10th was even
Brrcot took a no-couut knooktiown
IN the seventh
joy Ryder beat Billy Hart In the
scmiwindup, but got a draw for d.
Roy Ciiff Northwest heavyweight,
stopped Harry Lee in the second.
Bud Bercot. kid brother Of the main
cyenter. won a fourround decision
over Jimmy Powell Young Bercot
had Powell down Tor the count OF
nine In the third round Morrle
Eszleson beat johnny Carlson in the
opener.
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the privilege OF being given a bye
In the first round because IN few
hours after the draw was 20 h.
made he WIS 10 meet SID Tcrria,
another lightweight nominated FOR
entrance. The commission refused
10 grant what was called impossible
terms, and Mandcli withdrew
During tho Terus fRht which he
won in convincing fashion he hurt
hiH lrf, shoulder badly lie had not
returned 10 hH humo IN Rockford.
H.. when be was told that The com.
mission had reversed itself and that
he had been drawn. without his
consent Tor the second round o.
the tournament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

was ruled out last year because he violated
some minor ruling, but the ban has. been
lifted, and the crack receiver will be working
behind the bat for the Purple and Gold once
again.
The return of Walby to the fold will great.
" strengthen the Washington ball club, and
should make the HuSkies one of the foremost
contenders for the 1925 Conference title.
Despite the setback given Waby last year
by the university officials. he has been pct
ing in lots of baseball. and il is predicted
hat he will be in the best trim at the first
call for candidates.
been active in organization work i'm sand
nd dnrinor the tvinfar r,optkv ~, ,,....... :. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Mandell Is.
Favorite as
New Champ
Tournament Winner Must
Meet Mandell Before
Claim Is Clear

~ HENRY l.. FAIRFIELD
NEW YOHk. March I Some
~ Kind Of title will bo bestowed
on the survivor ~ the elimination
tournament. organized hy the New
York Boxing commission 20 find the
successor 10 Benny i.Sonard's va
Gated lightweight championship The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

J - p AH'A fAA hAAA NNA
otherwise n sure
waa the original
reducing exercise =
getting fitted 10
your seat and
believe you me
little Lora was
sure two pounds
p MT oun ces
lighter in each
hip by going
home time
And gee seen
a 1otta folks I
know After me
and m y DO y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
STENRoos mo- COME OyEK

BOSTON. March 4.-Albiu stem.
roos star Finnish runner who won
the marathon race i'm the Paris
Olympic games last summer. will
again enter the annual Boston mar
athon here on April 20. II no can
make arrangements for the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

popular decision
over Bobby bar.
rott. the terrific
puncher from PM.
adeiphis, In "a 10
round bout az the
Vernon Coliseum
b-rcot Won the
first and second.
Barrett took the
third and Borcot
the fourth Bar.
rctt won the firth
while the sixth
YVES even Barrett
won the seventh.
while Bercot took
the eighth and
NINTH while th,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
srRIBLISG VICTOR

KALAMAZOO. Micha March -
Young siribilng. Georgia light
heavyweight. NJ p insed Dan
o'Dowd. Boston, in y io.round fout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

IUg ITW ITNNW 70 IIIE IdUNdSf WTTIE IIW 10y
with his feet in mid-air listening to the
brides chirping.
Twas a hectic evenings entertainment that
Promoter Nate Scott Druxman dished up for
the record-breaking attendance Every bout
was filled with action, and Silent Joe Water
man, SMELLS manager, added more color to
the proceedings when he took his boy back
10 the dressing room, refusing TO take the
rubber mouthpiece out of SHELLS mouth when
ordered TO do so by the boxing commission
ers. That started pow-wow.
Mickey O'Donnell then retired 10 the afore-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Jimmy Sacco Boxes
Joe Roche Friday

SAN FRANCISCO. March A.
Jimmy sacco. clever Boston boxer,
is slated TO Hattie Joe Roche, local
wclterwcight. here Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

winner cannot he
called the worlds
champion. neither
can he bo regard,
ed hs the Ameri.
can champion nm
10 he meets Gam,
ms NIndcll the
ranking light.
Va etEht OF the
country
MAnurH refused
20 enter tho tour
nHucnt for sew,
grui rcAaOns BE
fore the draw was
made hs naked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
u,roSr, WINS

new YORK March 4-.Jimmy
AIaioncy. Boston heavywsisht. won
a slxTound decision from Dan Bright.
England. e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Lora Tells
About Fight
BY LoRA LA BLANK

N1ELT,-for goodness sakes, The
w Crystal Pool was sure plumb
full Tuesday night II you was an
eel you mlghia wrirgled in and not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Battler Stops
Texan in Second Round
Avalanche of Blows in Round Ends Fight at Crys-
tai Pool; Big Argument Starts Before Main Event
That Threatens Postponement Of Scrap
BY ALEX c. ROSE

"DOC' SMELL, the Tacoma Wildcat, flayed his way to
~ victory in the main event at the Pool smoker last
night when he rocked Dandy Dick Griffin OF Texas TO sleep
the second round with rights and efts 10 the body and
head half uppercut with the left mtt TO the chin send
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Stribling to Meet
Loughran in South

nAN FRANCISCO. March i2-A
.apacity crowd is expected 10 turn
ont here on March q, when Yonsg
o'fiblng. the Georgia schoolboy
meets Tommy IouRhrau Of Phila.
eeiphia In a fO.round bout nj the
ball park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
DODE BERCOT
AGAIN VICTOR

| uS ANGELES Mrrch 8 Dode
- Hercot. Tho aggressive Seattle
welierweiEht. won clsautut and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

mentioned dressing room % get INTO ms flght
ing togs to do battle in SMELLS stead but about this time
Waterman decided to allow his boy TO go on
Why these arguments up in the ring is something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

and pictures for The Star its all
the same-well, his wife give him
the evening off. and Freddy WAS
praying for knockout, cause
it's always the mild ones what's
blood.thirsty, and the last ] saw
Of him he was standing on
chair making n concertina outta
his new Burnside and yodeiing
like a calliope i'm three-ring cir.
Gus. My. He looked different
Until a wife has seen her nus
band at fite she don't know the
half of him. don't you think?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

b'p Veach. veteran outhelder. has
sned A contract with the Boston
fasp BOX. For time II was figured
~ might drift or 70 the minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

Star Catcher to Play
for Washington Again
Chances of Purple and Gold Tossers for College Title
Take Boost Skyward With Return of Crack Re-
eeiver; Other College Gossip
BY TOM OLSEN

HENE WALBi considered one of the best cachers ever
" developed in the Northwest will be eligible 10 play
for the University Of Washington again this season Waby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
SCHAEFER IS
new CHAMP

CHICAGO. March 4.-Young Jake
" Schaefer is again the worlds
champion IS? balkline billiard cham
pion.
He won the title from Willie
Hoppe here last night. making it
more emphatic by 400 TO 11S
victory. Hoppe had lost the title
earlier in the tournament. and last
nights play was marked by poor
billiards.
Hoppe has held the title for IL
years, excepting n few months that
Schaefer won the title from him
several years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

Three promoters arc after the
match Ultimately II win go either
TO Chicago. Kansas city or Michl.
gan city, Ind. Floyd Fitzsimmons.
who promoted the Carpcntier.Glb.
hons fight last summer. has offered
the grapplcrs n guarantee OF $500
with percentage cut OF so TO the
winner and 80 10 tho loser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

Martin belongs 10 the days 81
~ years ago IN the fight game.
when 20 rounds was the usual
distance and some bouts went
" and ~. Others to 4 finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

tory 81 the country. u may
even double the figures Of the
Gotch. Hnckenschmidt match nj
Chicago n dozen years ago when
The gate" passed $40. OOn
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Walby has been active IN organization xrk i'm sand
LOT baseball and during the winter months has promoted
roller hockey with consider
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Fodder Type

MARTIN Is a plodder he has no
Al defense. IS easy to hit, but ar.
rarenliy ia injury proof ID the
first round Tremains bit him With
svery punch in his repertoire. Jet
Martin absorbed q al without
flinchinE.
But he has youth. remarkable
Stamina and world 81 courage.
and despite the Fac; thar Tremnine
threw a thousand gloves At him. nc
vas always advancing for more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

No fighter over a great length Of
~ time can take ihe punishment
that Tremaine inflicted on him and
stand Up under H. It wouldn't sur
prise me II Martin was punch-drlinh
inside Of two years.
II IS impossible 70 conceive that
any fighter can constantly take .
beating about the head and not b
Affected Nelson and woIgast arr
Examples Of the Martin style Of
fighting
Martin has stamina. He shook
off everything that Tremaine slipped
him and was working easy N N,
finish In a bout Of 20 rounds Of
more feel that Martin would y
The winner. AZ the finish Of hia
Cleveland bout with Tremains. Tie
latter was arm weary from punch
ing him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-20

st. NV, square 1888, lot 4S-Annie Elda
Roberts and Louis d. Roberts to Lin
coin g. Copeland. $40. Gl0)
North OF Longfellow st, west Of
Colorado ave. NV, square 27S9. lot 22-
Joseph r. Harris ct ux:. Jannette s.,
to Frank H. Briggs, $40. (9s)5..
se V square a. 5s5s. lots 10 and John
Malta ct ux,. Edna L.. s1o. t1O21
Rodman ST.. bet. Conn. ave. and Que,
S-Gertrude F. Wedderburn to William
c.. zimmerman and Louis c. Dismar.
North of Spring road west OF Geor-
gia ave. NV, square 1900 part lot az
Florence Barbour to Robert L. w.
south 'f Dakota ave, between Monroe Sn
and Lawrence SITS. me-, square 1916. lots
2$-22-Fred Larnen to- Alexander F.
part Of tract pleasant Piains''Wisa-
bel H. Tenman to Mary Freedman,
1909 St ne, square 1910. lot 90
Daniel Histon ct ux.. Mary. to Philip
North Of Ingraham ST.. west Of I'LL
nois ave- NV. square 1897, lot 1l2E
% P SPsF'e Of W. tract ems A trg cow ana
Lorn," lot 2S-WiIliam E. Edmondston
and William w. Mathewson, trustees.
to to- Robert 70 err Watson ct ux:' Dorothy ~ e.
Stephenson pl.,s between Broad branch
I'd: and 33d ST. NV, square zoos, lot 10
-Bennet Buryear. jrr, and Harriet ~.
Buryear. to Matilda F. MaeCuflen. sic.
$50
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$50, lots 10 and 11--John #. Brinkley
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Benjamin s. Mccullough ct ux.. Ethel.
to Jacob F. Neither ct ux., Margaret.
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Holmes ct TX. Gertrude E.. $40. (138)
Columbia terrace between e and F.
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104. lot 33-Marguerite du Pont Lee to
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Alley between E and SIS. and Goth
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