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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-23
Pre-Fight Track Team
Bests Carolina, 67-59

CHAPEL HILL, April PIP
Winning eight of a possible nine
points in the discus, final event of
the meet, the U. S. Navy Pre-
Flight track team defeated the
University of North Carolina, 81
to SO, here this afternoon.
North Carolina took an early
lead, but Pre-Flight finished strong
in the field events to win. Both
teams won seven first places.
Mckenzie of North Carolina pull
ed an iron-man stunt in running the
$50, mile and two mile. He was
high man TO both teams with II
points. Elser of Pre-Fight was
second with 10.
Outstanding events included
Charlie Beetham's' time of 1913 in
the 44O, Finley's mark of 1913 in
the 120 yard hurdles, and Panth-
er's throw of 1879 feet, three inches
in the javelin. All wore Pre-Flight
colors.
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Sunday, April %


4 p. m. Chestnut Heights
Boys and Girls Club-Beach
Party at Wrightsville Beach.
Monday, April "a
8 p. m. Council Chamber
City Hall-Senior Municipal
Softban League meeting for
purpose of forming softball
league.
Wednesday, April 26
$3.50 p. m. Lake Forest Com.
munity Building - Children's
Party.
Thursday. April ~
5 p. m. Taylor Homes Gen.
ter-Hop Scotch Contest Ne
gro.l
s p. m. Taylor Homes Cen
ter-Free Movie (Negro.)
Friday, April %
8 to 10 p. m. Chestnut
Heights School-Semi-Formal
Dance-Girls Club.
1880 to $3.50 y. m. Hemenway
School-Children's Party.
$3.50 p. m. HillcresS Center
Teen ayers Club Dance NE
grO.)
8 p. m. Williston School
TeeE ayers Costume Party
(Negro.)
8p. IN. Peabody School
Teen ayers Dance (Negro.)
1880 p. m. Lake Forest Com
munity Building-Teen Age
is Dance,
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PRO GRID CLUBS
AGREE TO MERGE

PHILADELPHIA, April 22-R-
The Pittsburgh steelers and the
Chicago Cardinals agreed late to.
DAY to merge for the 1914 National
Football season.
The league, which had asked the
merger as one way to avoid sched-
ule problems attendant upon an H.
team circuit, Immediately gave
its blessing to the move.
Pittsburgh Chicago will play
in the Western Division, but the
Steelers. who merged last year
with the Philadelphia Eagles,
made it clear that they want to
play as single team in the East
ern Division after this year.
Today's development will leave
the league with five teams in each
division. Boston, newest member.
would have made the 18th team
but for the merger.
League moguls went back to
schedule-making as soon as the
Steelers-Cardinals deal was an.
nounced.
Clothing for U. S. soldiers over
seas is now packed in bales in
cte,J If Iovoc
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GREATER PRIZES
SLATED FOR FOUR
LOCAL SHOWlNCS
BY BILL McILWAIN

Increasing the prize money t6
$4,000 for the field of nationally
known horses scheduled to make
the southern summer circuit, the
Cape Fear Horse Show Association
announced last night plans for the
seventh annual horse shown here.
The Show will be held at the
American Legion Stadium May Sc.
it was revealed by w. J. Dillon,
manager, and Fred Willetts, presi-
dent. The stellar track activities
will include four separate perform
ances. Shows will be held at 200
and $1,000 o'clock on each day.
AS usual, the show will be part
Of the summer circuit of the Ameri-
can Horse Show Association. This
year the tour starts at Wilmington
and continues at Norfolk, Winston
Salem, Sedgefield, Atlanta and
The advance sale of admission
tickets and the horse show break
fast at the Plantation Club on May
5 will be handled by Fred Willetts
Mrs. B. r. Morrison will be in
charge of parking facilities.
The committee announced that il
had selected as its officials, Turlev
Rudolph of SPRINGFIELD, Tennessee
as saddle horse judge and John S
Iverson of Rougemont, N. C.. as tho
hunter and jumper judge. Mr.. Ru-
dolph and Mr.. 1verson are both
approved by the American Horse
Show Association.
Improvements in the buildings
and show facilities at the stadium
have been made in anticipation
Of an increased number of exhibit
ing stables and spectators for this
years show, announced Mr.. Dillon.
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BASEBALL LOOPS
ORGANIZED HERE

In planning full baseball pro-
gram for the Spring and Summer,
the Wilmington Recreation De-
partment is planning the organiza-
ton of two baseball league for
boys.
MUNICIPAL SANDLOT BA SE-
BALL LEAGUE
This league is for boys IA years
and under Cannot be Is pears of
age before September 1,1944). This
league will start play during the
week of May Is, 1914, and run
through the summer.
MUNICIPAL JUNIOR LEAGUE
For boys II years and under
Cannot be Is before September l.,
1944. Play in this league will start
during the week of May Is. 1914,
and run through the summer.
ELIGIBILITY
Teams representing public or
CARNATIONS, or teams organized
by any group of boys for the pur-
pose of playing in either league
are eligible.
ENTRIES
Team entries will be accepted
from manager or representative
at a meeting to be held at the
Woodrow Wilson Hut, Fourth and
Pincess Street, on Monday, May l,
1914 at 400 pm. Entries will be
accepted for both leagues.
For further information con-
tact, Earl B. Underwood, Recrea-
ton Department, City Hall, Will
mington, N. c. Telephone 2-2l92.
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YOISELLE HURLS
(. GIANTS TO WIN

BROOKLYN, April 22-'R-BiN
Voiselle, the Giants freshman
highlander, held the Dodgers TO
seven hits and registered a p
victory over the Brooklyn bod
gers, today for the New Workers
fifth straight success, without d
defeat.
1t was Voiselle's second triumph
of tn, season. Once again il was
ice Medw;ck, ex-Dodger and big
Ernie Lombard who welded the
biz bats for the Giants. Each
made three hits and drove in
run to account for both Giant
tallics.
Medwick's double in the first
inning scored George Hausmann
and Lombardi's single tailed Med
wick in the bird.
TIE Dodgers lone run came in
the sixth inning when Howie
scarltz. Brooklyn's tall first base
man. hit home run. 1t was
Brooklyn's first home run Of the
season.
Les Webber. relief artist of last
wear. started for the Dodgers, but
gave way to pinch hitter in fhe
seventh. Weber yielded both New
York tallies.
The victory was the Giants sec
onI straight over their INTERIOR
oueh rivals.
Before the game. the Dodgers
sioned a 26-year-old right handed
pitcher named Al Zachary. Zach
arv, BROOKLYN boy, pitched for
Utica in the Eastern League last
year.
New York ........ 101 600 000-2
Brooklyn ......... 600 DOL 000-1
Voiselle and lombard; Weber,
Warren and Owen.
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CAMP DAVIS HAS
lNTRASQUAD TIFF

CAMP DAVIS, April 22-co,
tlnulng its drive for next vsn,.'.
home opener with Cherry point
the Blue Brigade staged its tbi. ,,
intrasquad game of the weel, a,.'
the Farnsworths made il tbro
a row over the Holly Ridgers, fiji.
time 10. N'''
A sustained barrage Of soiid H.,
giles in the second inpjn tto ON o.n'
duced the entire scoring o, bo,
for the afternoon. Six singles 5n5
a far-flung triple by Lieut.. ' 1i,u
Hearn, starting pitcher, off ' tIs
slants of Cpl. Ray Gawrys ms o5a
for a long inning before tbe side
was retired. ''Ue
The Farnsworths battod ~
around in this frame Hi..msl,oal
included Rush, Postolcse, Lacort.
Paduch, Caliento, and the aforo
mentioned HearA. The latter
former Georgia Tech baseba1Io,'
not only drove out the lonocst
blow of the contest but buTIo5
three effective frames dHrin,,
which he allowed but one safo,r
whitfield 3 and walked nary a ma M
His successor, PVT. Charles
Pianko, was given his initial on''
ing and celebrated the occasio,
with a tidy mound performancs
Poised and possessed of a decen
tive curve Pianko permitted ono
NIT In four innings, set down 7 m
strikes and gave no passes.
OF the losers, Dickstein and
Benhatzel each collected single
Cpl. Ray Oban, ex-Camp Edwards
finger, once again showed prom.
Use when he replaced Gawrvs in
the fourth. Two singles in fonr
stanzas were all the winners could
touch off Oban. He struck out 6
in the process.
Sgt. Ed Stocked, regular cen.
ter-fielder on the '43 Brigade and
who enjoyed a 22-game streak O,
successive clouting. made mis- sea.
sons debut after recently remov,
ing the cast from his wrist A
Clipped bone early in the football
season had sidetracked the hus.
Ting Stoeckel until yesterday.
Score by innings: RHE
Farnsworths $50. 070 900 O-79t
Holly Ridgers -. 600 600 90 2 2
Batteries: Farnsworths-Hearn
Pianko ca and Paduch: Holly
Ridgers-Gawrys, Oban a. and
HudgeHs.
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Hull Suggests Plan To
Stabilize Currencies

WASHINGTON, April 22-'R-
Sterilization of the worlds cur
rencies through a huge, gold-based
fund should be made effective be-
fore the wars end to speed post
war economic reorganization, Sec
rotary of State Hull suggested to-
day.
Commenting on preliminary
agreements reached by the finan-
cial experts of "a Allied nations
for the setting up of an $4,000. O00,-
600 fund to stimulate the business
arteries of the world, and prevent
financial stagnation in any one
sector, Hull said:
IF such pro grams can be put
into operation before the end of
the war, we will save much time
in the task of bringing about do
mestic and world wide prosperity
when hostilities cease and i'm
measurably strengthen the pros
poets for an enduring peace"
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Bobo Newsom Blanks
Boston Red Sox, 40

PHILADELPHIA, April 22-'g-
Making his first start for the Phila.
delphia Athletics, Louis (Bobol
NeWsom shut out the Boston Red
Sox 40, allowing them five hits,
before an opening day crowd Of
5000 here today.
Bobo was often in trouble because
of his wildness, but turned back
every threat after he was given
three-run lead in the first inning.
George Kell drove in two of the
runs with a double, his first hit
of the year.
A walk, sacrifice and two wild
pitches gave the AS their final
run. Joe Bowman hurled for the
losers.
Boston ...... 100. 900 900 00O-O
Philadelphia ......- 800 900 Olx-4
Bowman and Conroy; NeWSom
and Hayes.
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Yank-Senator Baseball
Will Go To War Front

NEW YORK, April %. - (P -
The first ball tossed out in the
baseball game between the New
York Yankees and Washington
Senators here today is going to
war.
Mayor F. H. La Guardia, the Of
fetal tosser-outer, said group OF
New York boys now in service on
a foreign front had requested the
ball and that the Yankee manage
ment had consented for them to
have ii.
1--WE could use the ball in our
spare time" the soldiers wrote the
mayor in a V-mail letter. land
feel like we were playing back in
the park which you advocated for
us while we were in civilian life"
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Georgia Tech Tennis
Outfit Trounces Duke

ATLANTA, April %. - LR) -
Georgia Techs tennis team scalp
ed a second set of North CAROLYN
ians today with 80 sweep over
Duke, allowing the visitors only
one set, on the heels of an Identical
90 score over the University OF
North Carolina last week.
ady-stroking Frank Wlllet,
national boys indoor champion OF
1910, led the way with a 6-5 ana
6-3 victory over Dukes Chuch
Tichenor of indianapolis, the ma
TONS fourth ranking junior playe-
in 1941.
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World Champion Yanks
Receiue Their Trophies

NEW YORK, April % n
Members of tie New York Yam
KEGS, 1913 World Champions. re-
ceived their trophies today in a
brief clubhouse ceremony in which
acting Manag ger Art Fletcher
served as Santa Claus,
Commissioner K. M. Lands Of
Chicago, originally was to have
had the role. but left for his home
last night when yesterdays open
ing game was postponed because
Of rain.
Most of the players asked for
and received - diamond rings.
S ON e. however. got pocket
watches. Pitcher Jim Turner chose
dianond-studded breast pin and
then presented it to his wife.
Ensign Charles Keller, just a
spectator today although mem
Der of the club last year, received
one. of the rings.
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Sun Again Captures
Pimlico Track Event
BY DONALD SANDERS

BALTIMORE. April 22-tR-Calu-
met FARMS Sun Again gained a
measure of revenge for his Widen
err defeat as he scored two length
victory today over Greentree
Stables Four Freedoms in the
tenth running of the Southern Mary
land Handicap before a crowd of
21.231 persons at Pimlico
A. J. Sackett's lola Rose, win
ner of the Bowie Handicap last
Saturday, completed the vest
pocket field. trailing Four Free
doms by six lengths.
H. Guy Bedwell's Sollure, the
favorite, took the co-featured Har-
ford Handicap and won purse OF
Sc, ITS. He defeated four other old
err sprinters while running the six
furlongs in 1:12 rs.
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YANKEES DEFEAT
SENATORS, 6-3

NEW YORK, April % tR -
Pitcher Alley Donald and first
baseman Nick Etten. two old
Yankee hands, stole the opening
day thunder at the Yankee Sta
dunn, as the New Workers van
quished the Washington Senators
SO, today, before a gathering OF
9,728 fans.
Donald relieved Spud Chandler
in the seventh inning and blamed
the Senators with three hits and
struck out four. Etten had a per-
feet day at bat, with two walks,
two singles and a 360-foot homer
off knuckler Wolff, the senators
starting pitcher.
Chandler, 1943 ace of the World
Champions, proved a little out
of practice and yielded the Mats
all three of their runs in the six
innings that he worked.
Rick Terrell and Stan Spence
made five of Washington's nine
hits between them. One of Spen-
GERS two hits was home run.
Fleet-footed George Stirnweiss,
Yankee second sacker served no
tice that he intends to challenge
George Case and Wally Moses,
last years base stealing leaders
for that honor this season. Stirn-
weiss stole a base. beat out bunt
and scored a run by some fast
base running.
Mayor LaGuardia was present
at the ceremonies before the game,
which began with march to the
centerfield flag pole, where the
Yanks 1913 championship emblem
was raised. The Yankees also
were presented with their World
Series trophies, rings and watches,
in the club house.
Washington .......- lou ITO OO0-3
New York ........ 900 102 ,21x-6
Walt, Carrasquel and Terrell;
Chandler, Donald and Hemsley.
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Leaf Planting Underway
In Fairmont Community

FAIRMONT, April 22.-With ideal
showers falling and an abundance
OF good plants, local tobacco grow
ers have taken advantage of a
good transplanting season and have
set out Is per cent of the 1914 crop.
c. B. Stafford of the Fairnoont To-
bacco Board of Trade, said today.
He added that by May l, a large
part of the crop will be set.
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Cane Fear Golf Tourney
Action Begins Thursday

Plans for the annual Cape
Fear Country Club golf cham
pionship were announced last
night, with the s6 hole qualify
ing play beginning on April n
and continuing through May 6.
Match play will start on May
! and is expected to end around
the middle of the month.
fLouis b, Orrell is the tourna-
ment's defending champion. as
he captured the event in 1912
and there was no tourney last
year. Mr.. Orrell also won the
championship in 1924.
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BROTHER ACT

BROOKLYN, April %. - B -
One of basebal1s most famous
brother acts was reunited today
when 36-year-old Lloyd Waner re-
ported to the Brooklyn Dodgers and
joined his older brother. Paul. IT
was the first time the brothers
have been on the same team since
1914 when both, after making his
tory in the outfeld of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, were with the Bos-
ton Braves.
Paul was with Brooklyn last year
while Lloyd worked as a member
of a fire crew at an Oklahoma City
airport.
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Preflight Horsehiders
Down Carolina, s To

CHAPEL HILL, April 22-R-
Navy Preflight scored four runs
in the third inning and added two
more in the eighth here this after
noon to hand the University oil
North Carolina its first baseball
defeat in the Ration League. 6-L
1t was a pitchers game with SIX
Carolina errors making the dII'
ference in the final score. Pre-
flights Farley limited the Tar
Heels to five hits, while Carollna'
Claude Croker and Clyde hln2
allowed only six hits,
Falk, with a homer and double
carried the brunt of the Prefll3o.
hitting strength. Carolina f7le'
to put a man on base from rs
lone tally of the second inning un-
til the ninth when the bases were
filled on a walk and two singles
The next three men went down Ii
order.
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EDGE
BRAVES, 3 TO z

BOSTON. April 22-R-The Phil
adelphia Phillies profited by Al
Javery's wildness today to take
the National League opener at Bos-
ton from the Braves to 2.
Horace, Massachusetts, lieutent
governor. opened the fetivities by
pitching put the first ball.
Left Ken Raffensberger pitched
the rout for the Phillies. striking
out five men and not allowing a
single walk.
The Braves Javery walked SIX
men during his tenure and was re-
lieved by Charley Barrett with
George Woodend finishing up for
the home team.
What proved the winning run
came in the sixth. Andy Seminick
was safe on Bill Wietelmann's muff
of his fly. Cieslak doubled and
Seminick came home on a long
fly out to Tommy Holmes in CEN
ter.
The Phillies other runs came in
the second and again III the third.
The Boston runs came in
the fourth, when they tied up the
game temporarily.
Tommy Ryan singled and scored
on Holmes double. Then, Charley
Workman sacrificed and Holmes
scored with the second run after
Jimmy Wasdell, playing left field
for the Phillies, caught Shet Ross
long foul fly.
Philadelphia .....- Dol DOL OOO-3
Boston ......-..- 600 200 0OO-2
Raffens Berger and Seminick;
Javery, Barrett, Woodend and
KlutZ.
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Blue Devils Overcome
Cavalier Track Team

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April
22.-tR-Duke University's Blue
Devils overpoweced track team
of the University of Virginia, SO 1-6
to 43 Sc, here today when they
took eight first places to the Cava-
liers' four.
Most of the track events were
closely contested but the Blue
Devils had a marked superiority
in field events.
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Duke Baseballers Take )
Ration Tiff From State

DURHAM, April 22-.F'-lhe
Duke Blue Devil baseball Team
today increased It's Ration League
win record 10 two, no de1eats'
with State taking It's third league
licking. The final score was o-o'
with Eric FELTON, going all the way
for Duke.
Duke .t........','.. |Vo wv oiA
Edwards and Baker; FELTON, and
Little.
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National League

New York at Brooklyn - Pyle
t1-0D VS.. Davis 600 or Gregg
ODD.
Philadelphia at Boston-Barrett
do and Gerheauser 600 VS.. To-
bin ODD and Andrews 600
St. Louis at Chicago - Gumbert
600 and Lanier 90 and Wyse
Q-0) and Hanyzewski ODD
Cincinnati at Observation-Disclosures
(O-D and Riddle Go VS.. Butcher
ODD and Strincevich 900.
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American League
GAMES TODAY
American League

Washington at New York-Haef-
ner 900 or Candini (0-D VS.. Bon
ham 600
Detroit at Cleveland Gentry
t0-D and Trout COL VS.. Klieman
900 and Smith t0-D.
Chicago at st. Louis - Dietrich
900 and Grove Q-0 VS.. Sunday
Q-O and Shirley 900.
Boston at Philadelphia - Terry
ODD and johnson 600 VS.. Black
600 and Harris 900.
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RESIGNS

WASHINGTON. April -22.-tB-
Judge Irvine L. Lenroot, rs, form
.er Wisconsin republican senator,
resigned from the federal bench to-
day afte- IS years on the capital
scene.
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NAVY WINS

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April PIN
-Navy's tennis team swamped
the University of North Carolina,
To, for the Middies' second vic
tory of the season.
The Midshipmen took five sim
giles and two doubles matches.
North Cardinals Norris scored the
only singles win, defeating Nays
number one netman, Hal Ed
wards, So, 81.
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Recreation Calendar

Saturday, April 70
10 to IL a. M. Nesbitt Court
Teen age Hike.
8 p. m. Chestnut Heights
School-Teen age Dance.
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There are 28l million acres Of
state and privately owned forest
land in the United States.
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ST AN DI N CS
RESULTS
National Leagu

New York ?: Brooklyn !.
Philadelphia 8: Boston ,.
ST. Louis al Chicago tPostponeO
Pittsburgh Cincinnati. mot SEIZED
uled)
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A ROOKIE A DAY

Ed Klieman, Indians pitcher:
the first pitcher in organized base
ball to reach the 20-victory mark
in 1s43. He won % for Balti-
more. but W n the Indians
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ON THE RECORDS


Charley Murray, the Buffalo pro-
moter who is a visito1: here, tells
this yarn about the time years ago
when he sent boy named Don
aldson to fight at Erie, Pa. .
In those days, the papers used to
run the fighters recent records
and, since Donaldson never had
fought professionally, Murray fix
ed up an impressive list of knock
outs for them to print. The
boy won and collected his $50, but
the next day he appeared looking
for more dough. Didn't they
pay you?" Murray asked. Don
aldson said yes, but he thought a
fighter of his ability should gel
more money. "Why?" demand.
ed Charley. The kid reached
into his pocket and pulled out e
clipping. ''just look at my rec
ord" he exclaimed.
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Eyes of children usually do DOL
move in unison until three
months after birth.
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SERVICE DEPT.

SERVICE DEfl.
The Pampa, Tex, high school
track team will get some expert
advice this spring from Lieut.. Rog-
e.. Terwilliger, 1912 national de-
cathlon champion, who is flying
instructor at Pampa al field :.
Lieut.. Comm. George Halas, the
Chicago Bears boss, has reached
New Guinea, where he has taken
over the duties of Jim Crowley
now on his way home. Lieut..
Hal Surface has won every tennis
tournament he has had time to en-
ter since he has been stationed in
India. When Lieut.. James A.
Brophy suffered the first of two
wounds he received in Italy, he
was assigned to a medical unit in
charge of his old college pal, Capt.
Frank Crowley. former Manhattan
college track sta-.
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American Lea que

New York s: Washing1or 3.
Philadelp I: Boston O.
Detroit al Cleveland fpostponed)
Chicago atSt. Louis (postponeo)