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Evening star., 1943-02-13
College Sports Go On,
Although Denied Use
OF Siudent-So|diers
Few Coaches Feel Grid
Come Is Doomed by Bon
Thot Army imposes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb. i3.-Despite
the Armys ruling against student
soldier participation in intercol-
legiate sports. college officials today
expressed grim determination to
carry on.
Col. Herman Beukema, director
Of the Army's specialized training
corps in Washington, explained
that the soldiers athletes wouldn't,
have time for such extra -curricular
activities and added, I'VE are not
sending the men there Ito the COL
leges> to participate in big time
athletic programs" If.
His decision was the more stun
ming because previously the college.
authorities had hinted that SOL
diers sent to 27l campuses would
be declared eligible to compete on
, the teams of those schools
Maj. John l.. Griffith, Big Ten
commissioner, said in Chicago after
| studying the order that I'm sure
that We always will be able TO find
IL boys in every school who want
W pidy IOOlDdl. COuege tOCtDau
may be hurt, but it won't be killed"
Coaches Still Optimistic.
Virtually the same sentiments we're
expressed in the East by Lou Little
of Columbia, Frank Thomas of Ala
bama and approved by spokesmen
from the Far West and Southwest,
"Of course" continued Little,
I'VE will have football. Calisthenics
develops the boy, but competitive
sport develops the man" g
Thomas, whose Alabama elevenS
have made many pilgrimages to-
New Year Day bowl games, replied,
Army Navy programs have not fig.
ured at all in our plans for ath-
letics next fall"
In addition, H. Jamison Swarts
OF the Pennsylvania relays, an
nounced that this springs "two1
day track carnival at Franklin Field
will 60 on regardless. -
However, Asa Bushnell, director
OF the Office OF Eastern intelcoI-
legiate athletics, exuressed regret
at the ruling because we have felt
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Three Big tournaments, Two
Matches Slated for Rollers
Baltimore Stors Swell Clarendon Field;
GuIIi Defends Franklin Open Grown

Three important tournaments and
two special matches will provide
many Capital bowlers of both sexes
with varied assortment of week
end competition.
The second annual Clarendon
Bowling Center Mems Open got m-
der way this afternoon. Tomorrow
the sixth Red Cross mixed handi-
cap will be held at Hi-Skor, and
all-star team matches at King Pin
and Northeast Temple and the
fourth annual Franklin Womcns S
Open at Baltimore with Lorraine
Gull. the peerless Hi-Skor team
captain, the defending champion
will complete the card
Baltimore Stars Invade.
Winners OF four major tourna =
mcntS here this season. Baltimore S
leading male shooters are expected
TO return for another killing in the
Clarendon 7-game event: Five OF
the eight prizes IN last weeks Red
Megaw tournament at Convention
nan "tIiL W vi luICS. al JIiui FtlltI
was the MegaW victor while Noya
Hamilton won the Pop Wolfe Me-
mortal. Wilmer Robey the Howard
Campbell and Nick Pave the Tony
Santlni event.
On the other hand, FL Geib. Alex
andria Recreation star, who will be
seeking his fourth big triumph of
the season. has won two OF his three
tournaments in Baltimore.
Besides the perennial bowling feud
between Miss GULL and Lucy Rose
Of Rosslyn, the Franklin women's
affair will be enlivened by Bing
Moon, Miss Gullis Hi-Skor bowling
pal and winner of the Women S
Dixie, not to mention such Wash
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Twelfth Straight Win
Raises 6. ". Highs
Metro Stock
Likely Rivals in Stor's
Championship Event
Also Are Victors

With IL straight victories in a
string stretching from early January
George Washington High of Alex
andria is guaranteed a rating among
the favorites for The Stars annual
Metropolitan interscholastic basket
ball tournament scheduled to bring
together this sections best eight
teams on February %, "a, Is and
q at Tech gym.
The Presidents, who have lost only
once in l6 games, continued to win
yesterday, easily downing Richard
Montgomery of Rockville, 50-22. Be-
da-Chevy Chase and Gonzaga
among the other likely tournament
competitors, also marked up vic
tories The Barons won their fourth
straight in defeating Landon, 5O-l9
taking over the lead early in the
first quarter and improving steadily
behind the sharpshooting of Johnny
Slaughter and Eddie Seitz. Gonzaga
showed good balance of power
while sWamping Georgetown Prep,
36-l3, After leading, 1915, at the
half, the Eagles turned on the real
heat with Chester Coakley and
Frank Cantrel the individual leaders.
One winning streak was halted
yesterday when st. Paul's, one of
Baltimore's best, stopped St. Adams
alter six victories, 5000. Seventeen
points by Bob Crockett of the in
vaders proved the decisive factor.
Balancing this for Washington S pri-
vate schools against Maryland COM
petition yesterday was Friends
Schools 1885 win over Sherwood in
ar overtime clash. Jack McCuen's s
goal in the extra session provided
the margin.
National Training was another
winner yesterday, topping Briarley
Military Academy, 36-3l.
Washington-Lee, last years Metro
champ, which has had trouble win
ming this season, ended q seven-game
losing streak by defeating Fairfax,
1921, yesterday behind the sharp
shooting of Bob Phillips, who scored
IL points.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
BY r. r. TAYNTON,

NEW YORK, Feb. l3.-In spite of
war and rationing. a big crowd
watched the final evenings judging
at the 67th annual show of the
Westminster Kennel Club at Madi-
son Square Garden.
In the last group of contestants
was only one dog that had ever won
a best in show before, and that dog
was the popular choice for that
honor here. He was the spirited,
dark mahogany, Irish water spaniel,
Oh. Mahoney's OToole. son of Ch.
Handsome Mahoney. However, he
was defeated by the small black
very gay miniature poodle. ch. Pit
ter Patter of Piper's, Croft. owned
by Mrs. w. P. B. Frelnghuysen of
Morristown, n. J.
While Patty Undoubtedly deserved
the win in the eyes of the expert
enced canine judge, 1t was an un-
popular one with the New York
crowd, which has always resented
the dandified appearance of the
wen-clipped poodle. The award of
the James Mortimer Trophy for the
best Amerlcan-bred dog IN the show
to the Irish water spaniel, on the
other hand, was greeted with loud
acclaim.
Newcomer Reaches Final
The final group also included
Louis Murr's cream colored Borzoi,
Vigow of Romanof. which made its
show debut here. The terrier rep
resentative was w. l.. Lewis Oh.
Glynhir Gladly, a wire hair that
topped what was probably the
strongest group in the show. Frank
Downing of Baltimore sent up from
the toy group, Dorothy P. Lathrops
Bob Tang, a sable pekingese. And
from the working group. the shet-
land sheep DOG, Oh. Windrush of
Pages Hill, owned by w. w. Gala
CHER, made a strong bid for the
supreme award.
The best team in the working
group and the best team in the
show for the fourth consecutive
time went TO Betty w. Helen's team
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Basket Ball Results

r.. George Wash; So, Wash. and Lee, S3,
Duke. -: MARYLAND. 43;
Randolph Macon SO; American U, 81.
ESooiSedxelt' Sooi,dna 30; Easter Eastern 81
George Washington High, so; Rock
St. Paui's 80: St. Albans 80.
Bethesda 80: Landon. ~
Friends, 81: Sherwood. :S5
GonZaga. 30: Georgetown Prep, 10
National Training 20; Briarley, q,
Armstrong, "a Dunbar. p.
Gonne9.ient Com 9.I 4e New HampshiTe' 2!
Long Troih. isiaaf' e. 90 Lawrence Tech de-
49, PennsyIvania, 5s; Columbia 55.
Texas, As; Arkansas 81
Miss, State, 81 Mississippi AZ
The Citadel 46: Newberry IS
Louisiana State, 50 Tulane, 81
Roanoke collese, As Hampden sgd
Naval framing Norfolk, 40; Du-
North Carolina. so; Davidson. a7.
Hanover. l04 Louisville So.
washington, AZ; Oklahoma A. L M.
Drake, 81. Tulsa, %.
Depauw, SO; Earlhsm, 81
Western Reserve, So. Cincinnati, be
Nevada. 45; San Jose State, AZ
Southern Calf, So; ST. Mary's Navy.
oreson State, as. Oregon, 36.
Washinston. 61 Wash State, So,
Wyomins, 81: Colorado State, 34.
Evening star., 1943-02-13

tured only two of six Southern Con-
ference games, will clash with weak
Washington and Lee team tonight
at College Park, then face North
Carolina. William and Mary and
V. M. I. in other conference tests.
Defeated by Duke only 46-43 last
night at Ritchie Coliseum, Maryland
will be heavy fayorite to dispose of
the Generals, who absorbed a 55-33
beating from G. w. u. at Eastern
High gym. The Colonials thus
snatched their fifth Southern Con-
ference triumph IN six games to
take undisputed possession of second
place.
CAN'T PAGES Duke Victory.
Duke, Southern Conference de-
Tending champion and current lead
er with eight victories in nine games,
stepped into a 20-l0 half-tim lead,
but Maryland spurted in the second
half. The Old Liners rally fell short
as the Blue Devils desperately
"froze" the ball in the final two
minutes.
Bobby CAN'T led the Blue Devils
with IS points, while Tommy Mont
was Maryland's leading scorer
with IL.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Grid Outlook Here
Becomes Darker

Local collegiate officials have
adopted a policy of watchful
waiting in regard to the posi-
bility Of presenting football teams
next season, but the consensus
is there will be no college foot
ball here for the duration.
President DR.. Cloyd Heck Mar
vim of George Washington, DR..
H. c. Byrd of Maryland and
Father John J. Kehoe, S. J.,
faculty moderator of athletics at
Georgetown, all say, "We1l 90
along and do the best we can"
but all have admitted to friends
that the outlook Is becoming In
creasingly darker.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Wilson, Tech Choices
In Sohoo|boy Court
Battles Tonight
Coolidge Whips Central,
Roosevelt Coins Lead
In Mailing Eastern
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Wilson is expected to earn a
fourth place tie with Coolidge when
1t plays Anacostia in the opening
game OF tonight's Windup double
header in the high school basket
ball series at Tech gym, while Tech
is favored to take over third place
in its tilt with Western. Form
hasn't prevailed always in this
series, but little trouble is seen for
tonight's favorites.
Before neXt Friday and Saturdays
championship round there will be
a preliminary playoff on Tuesday
between Wilson and Coolidge, pro-
vlded Wilson wins tonight. Coolidge
earned it's fourth-place rating BY
sWamping Central, 45-42, last night,
after Roosevelt took over the top
spot by defeating Eastern, 1881,
in the best game the series so far
has produced.
Eastern Gains Early Lead.
Eastern's precision shooting gave
1t an early lead over the Rough
Riders, with Fred Seaton's two bas-
kets the big part of the Ramblers'
80 lead gained midway of the first
period. Roosevelt started shooting
over Eastern's zone defense, how
ever, and was trailing only by lO-1l
to start the second period The
Ramblers improved to a 20-l6 half
time lead, but after that the Riders
took over.
1t required only a minute and a
hall of the second half to put
Roosevelt ahead on three quick
baskets by Bunny Citrenbaum and
from then on the Riders increased
their margin. Eastern rallied in the
fourth quarter and pulled to within
one point, 1880, but Ollie Kennedy.
Charley Howard and Kennedy again
scored to lock up the game for
Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Must Weed Out Stables
Turf Owners Warned
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Feb 13.--J. A.
Murphy an official of the Horse
mems Benevolent and Protective
Association, today urged owners to
meet the crisis which faces racing
by wedding out their stables and
shipping less valuable horses to
farms.
There are between 10000 and
$4,000 thoroughbred horses, includ-
ing 2-year -olds on farms, in train
ing in the United States" Murphy
said. With the curtailment already
enforced and further curtailment
almost certainty, it will be utterly
impossible for the surviving race
tracks to care for this number of
horses"
Evening star., 1943-02-13

by-play il his next issue, he gave
the boys brief sketch of the game
the final score and filed the rest OF
his white space with political and
other news. His ears were scorched
from the tone OF protests from the
other Size, They wanted that play
by-play and id quick,
The promotion department of a
Southern paper regularly sends a
condensed summary of sports news
to hometown boys in distant lands
1t started as a small service to for
mer subscribers and has mush-
roomed to one of the papers most
important features
We can imagine the reaction on
the other side when the boys hear
that Mr.. Jeffers was thinking of call
ing of the Kentucky Derby even
though Churchill Downs is only a
short streetcar ride from down.
town Louisville and even within
walking distance. The idea seems
to be to make the gang fighting
mad because war threatened to dis
rupt the Nations oldest sports fix
tIlrpc
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Whir|y, Out Of New Orleans
Test, 10 Be Given Rest
Pv the Associated Press.

EE Inc Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l3.-Whirl-
away is out of the $4,000 New
Orleans Handicap to be run at the
Fair Grounds track here two weeks
from today
Ben Jones, who trains Warren
Wrights money winning champion,
asserts his charge has not trained
well and that it would be impossible
to get him ready for his best effort.
There's nothing wrong with Whirl-
away, but he hasn't had a letup for
long, long time and deserves a
rest Jones said
Jones added present plans call for
shipping to Kentucky after his local
string finishes its Fair Grounds
campaign. AS for Whirlaway' S
future plans, Ben hopes to follow the
pattern of his campaign last spring
shipping Whirly from Kentucky to
Pimlico for the Dixie Handicap, de-
pending on how Whirly responds to
training.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
odd Liners Chance for PIuyoff
Spot Slim After Loss to Duke
Must Win Of Loop Tits Left to Get
Bid; 6. W. Routs W. & L.; A. U. Nosed Out

Whether Maryland's basket ball
team will view with George Wash
ington University's outfit the sights
of Raleigh. N. c.. site of the South
ern Conference championship tour
nament next month, will be de-
termined in the Old Liners next four
loop engagements, of which they
must win three to stand chance
for a bid
The Old Liners, who have cap
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Struggling Lions Face
Pittsburgh Hornets

The Washington Lions, who
haven't won in their last five games,
will try again tonight at Pittsburgh,
where they face the Hornets in an
American Hockey League tiff. To-
morrow night the cellar dwelling
Lions will visit Indianapolis to meet
the Capitals.
In another league game tonight
Cleveland will battle the loop-lead-
ing Hershey Bears at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Funeral Rites Today
For Willie Mack

Rites for Willie Mack. auditor for
Promoter Joe Turner and a WE'LL
known figure in boxing and wrest-
ling circles, were to be held today
at the Hines Funeral Home, with
interment following at Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mack died suddenly last Wednes-
day. He had suffered a heart at
tack. but seemed we'll on the way
to recovery.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
One Way Out for Baseball

Stan Baumgartner' idea to con-
tinue. baseball on part-time basis
If it gets down to that is unsound.
Baumgartner, big Lacquer him.
self before he lapsed into sports
writing in Philadelphia, points out
that innumerable big leaguers
worked i'll shipyards and factories
in the last war and played ball
after hours. A pretty good brand
of ball, too, he adds.
We doubt, though, if the troops
would get as much kick out of the
news of Bethlehem Steel beating
Baltimore Shipbuilders as they would
out OF hearing the Browns had
given the Yanks a good CUTTING
even without Gomez, Rizzuto, Di
Maggie, etc.
If the British keep going, despite
bombings and other horrors of
actual war, why can't we? Let the
men in uniform decide.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Chicago Relays to Lure
Greet Sturs March 20

BY tht AsS0tlattd PresS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-The seventh
annual Chicago relays will be held
March 20.
Continuation OF the big track
circus was announced after sponsors
were assured that most Of the Ma
tion's record holders would be able
to compete on the Chicago Stadium
boards
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Best Only Are to Race
At Brief PimIico Meet
BY the Associated Press.

Fl5oVIIdttV
BALTIMORE. Feb. 13.-Mary-
lands spring horse racing season
will be short and fast.
Short, because of transportation
difficulties, and fast, because owners
said they would ship only their best
horses to Pimlico for the prospective
l5-day meeting.
Many Maryland horsemen, al
ready hit hard by soaring expenses
and shortages of stablemen and
exercise boys. have let it be known
that the only thoroughbreds they
will enter in old hilltop races are
those which have good chances OF
winning purses.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Poodle Scores Unpopular Win
In Westminster Club Show
Crowd Likes Spaniel, Mohoney's OTooIe,
Over Pitter Potter; D. c. Dogs Shine

OF blues. This is record uueuualed
by any other breed. The best of
breed Shetland sheep dog was one
OF the first to be enrolled in the
newly formed War Dog Fund as a
orlgadler general. This was done
by the American Shetland Sheepdog
Association in honor of his win, and
the association plans to raise a sup
porting brigade of shelties.
The judging of the best in show
was preceded by stirring review of
war dogs enrolled in both the Coast
Guard and the Army There was
no exhibition of obedience tricks
but straight, military review, with
prizes for the best turned-out sail
or and dog and soldier and dog.
Another feature was the parade of
champions, go dogs that had won
one Or more best in show awards.
and whose owners contributed SIS
to dogs for defense for each such
honor. The sum of ST 600 went to
the patriotic organizat ton from this
feature alone, the lions share con-
trlbuted by Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Austin, whose smooth fox terrier
Oh. N. Nornay Saddler and Peking-
ese, Oh. Che Lie of Matson's Ca
taWba, broke all records for best in
shows, having won 56 and 81, re-
Spectlvely. Proceeds from the show
were also donated to dogs for de-
fensc.
Hobsc0t Billy ii Triumphs.
In the late breed Judging. a
Washlngton-owned West Highland
white terrier, Hobscot Billy II, went
from the American bred dog class to
winners and best of winners, over
coming some of the stiffest competi-
ton In the country. The dog is
owned by Doris Bowen.
The William McLuckies showed
their miniature Schnauzer, Nc
Luckies Lindy Lou, to second in
the American-bred class. Margaret
Perkins Trumpfhund Won Stortz-
berg was reserve winners dog. In
French bulldogs. Elrick Davis Ber-
bay Paula was reserve winning bitch
The w. Holden Whites had the
reserve winning dog in smooth fox
terriers In their FoXSpan Lucifer.
/ Miss Elizabeth Lemons Boxer
puppy, EViovim Beppo made a nice
win Of third in large puppy class,
while Gordon Barton's xyrid of
/ Tulgcy Wood placed in the open
class. Mrs. Mackay Smiths Farnley
Silver Lining was best of winners in
colored bull terriers.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Big Ten, Irish Track Aces
In Michigan State Meet
BY the Associated Press.

by Int h5SOCIaLeu PtcSS.
EAST LANSING. Mich, Feb. 13.-
Three Western Conference rivals
Ohio State. Indiana and Michigan
get together with Notre Dame and
seven other Midwestern schools to-
night in the 23d annual Michigan
State College indoor track carnival
that has $50 entries from four
States
No team championship is at stake.
In 300-yard invitational race
Russ Owen of Ohio State and Bob
Ufer of Michigan, Big Ten outdoor
and indoor 440 champions. respec-
lively. head speedy field.
Evening star., 1943-02-13

iotaio----i1 D 81 IotalS----lS Z 30
Score at half--Ea stern 2O-I6. Referees
- Messrs. Doran and Roe.
Coolidge Romps to Victory.
1t was a waltz for Coolidge, the
st-improved team in the series,
as it topped Central's riddled quint.
The Colts held the Vikings scoreless
all through the first period while
plllng up Is points and it was after
2 minutes As seconds of the second
period before Central scored it's first
point.
Coolidge had 27-6 lead at the
half. Central hacked away at this
and showed steady improvement
with Ed Fitzgerald leading in the
third-period drive and Johnny Glib
bons taking over in the final. but
the early spree led by Addy Bassin.
George Bartlett and Charley Green
baum of Coolidge withstood Gen.
trails efforts.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY,
Basket Ball.
Washington and Lee at Mary
land. College Park, 8.
Wilson vs. Anacostia, Western
VS., Tech thigh school series dou-
ble-header), Tech gym, 73o.
Boxing.
Catholic U. at Maryland. follows
basket ball.
Hockey.
Washington Lions at Pitts
burgh Hornets.
Swimming.
Annual city-vide meet for boys,
Eastern Branch Boys Club, pre-
liminaries, 2: finals, 7.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Takes Short Cut
To Basket Final
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Feb. l3.-The Wyo-
ming Cowboys romped into the
Eastern division basket ball
championship of the Mountain
Five Conference but
They defeated only one other
team.
Wyoming and Colorado State
are the only schools in the East
ern division. The Cowboys won
their third victory in a four
game series with Colorado State,
57-34, last night.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Totals 543 Totals go
Romp for Colonials.

George Washington grasped a
31-15 half time lead over Wash
ington and Lee, hard hit by recent
service calls that stripped its squad
of seven players, and Coach Otis
Zahn substituted freely in the sec
ond half to hold the score within
reasonable bounds.
Ed Gustafson, with 13 points, led
G. Ws attack, while Harry Baugher
connected for 10 points to pace the
Generals.
George Washington has four re-
naming Southern Conference games
and should it lose all of them it
still would own a 500 record, good
enough to merit a tournament bid.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
N. Y. U.- Irish Court Feud
Flares for Ninth Time

BY The ASSOcIhttu PreSS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 13-The rival
ry that set off the now nationally
known basket ball double headers in
Madison Square Garden Notre
Dame VS.. New York University
takes the floor in the big sports
arena for the ninth time tonight.
Both teams enter the fray with
only single defeat on their records
Notre Dame was won 10, New York
University l3.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Fights Lost Night

By the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA - Billy CRrriERD.
1856, Baltimore, outpolnted Jackie
Goodman. loo, Philadelphia 49,
HOLLYWOOD. - Lloyd Marshall,
agls. Sacramento, knocked out Co.'S
tello Cruz, l5ai2 Los Angeles t',l.
INDIANAPOLIS Lou Thomas. In
oisnspohS heavyweight knocked out
Bob Arthur. Columbus. Ohio t2I
(WelEhtS unavailable
PORTLAND Ores Jimmy GsrrIson.
lhI. Kansas City, knocked out johnny
Taylor, I46, Oakland, Calf. t2).
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Road Rough for De Paul,
After 14th Win in Row
By the Associated Press.

BY me hssocIated Press,
CHICAGO. Feb. 13.-De Paul UNI
versitys Demons, who have gone out
twice in row for their fourteenth
basket ball triumph and failed, will
try again tonight.
But Coach Ray Meyer isn't exactly
bubbling over with optimism. The
opposition? Ed Diddle's Western
Kentucky States quintet which has
won 18 in a row this season.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
EapIeS Rarely Beaten.

Eagles Barely Beaten.
American University became RAN
dolph- -Macons sixth successive Ma
SON. Dixon Conference victim last
night at Ashland, Va. the Jackets
staving off the Eagles rally to take
a 52-51 decision.
George Zuras and Bart Fugler of
the Eagles continued their prolific
scoring, zuras getting 26 points and
Fugler obtaining Is. while Norman
Mason led Randolph Macon with Is
pointS
Evening star., 1943-02-13

Pitcher Rae Scarborough, little
right who was employed
chiefly as relief hurler last season,
has returned his signed contract to
President Clark Griffith OF the Mats,
it was announced today.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Armstrong Bosketers
Put Bee on Dunbar

Armstrong High basket ball team
rates behind Cardozo in the local
colored school series after defeating
Dunbar yesterday, 24-2l.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Blair Girls Win Aouin

Montgomery Blair High girls
basket ball team won its second
straight game yesterday. defeating
| the Sherwood lassies, 1916.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Win, Lose or Draw
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.
Lesson for U. S. in English Sports Attitude

over here the brass hats talking absng sageng
oss racing and knocking the
te specifically in England supposedly they're
carrying on AT least results of
matches were reported by Reuters the Sundays
about
Over here to be playing eight