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.HILE H in vry true th open-
Ing week of base ball ffa
on oftn proven mlnleailliig
and a single week of good
playing fteldom JutlV any
iiworplng prediction of nuu-
reaa, even the moat peaalmlmlc home fan
cannot dlaputo an uaaeitlon that tho
Kouraea carry all the earmark of a
winning ball club. By acannlng over tho
ccounta of the garnca up to date ono
flnda that avery member of the Rourk"
lan haa played good baae bull In every
Hngl gama. Weak and unbalanced
lenma aometlmea make early aeaann
purta, only to ahoot to plccea when June
ait-rlvei. but thoae tenma apurt through
aoma annaatlonal work by one or two
r three playera, not through ability of
Ihe toarn aa a team. Apparently Rourka
ti no weak apota to fill, ilia outfield
in aa good aa a Cluaft-A out field ran be
expected to be. The Infield ranlta prac
tically the aame. It doea not aeem po
Hbla twQ better Claaa-A backatopa than
Jirucger and Marahall could be aaem
Med on the aame club. Quratlon could
te ralaed about the pitching ataff only,
nd the hurling corpa haa lhrre men,
'nrth. ThomriBon nA Kraii. ma Unt,w
will be wlnncra. Mer and AIIIon have
ftot rounded Into ahape. If either one
cr the other doea round Into form, Rourkc
mill be aet for the aeaaon. If neither
get the klnka out of hi arm, Pa will
probably have to get another twlrler.
Thua It la with but one exception and
that only a bare poaalblllty tha Omaha
IWeatern league team hna every appear
ance of winner and only the unforcaecn
Can prevent the Rourkea from landing
k flrat-dlvlalon position.
Over In Dea Molnea. before the Rourkea
nd Booatera pried the rd off of tlio
eaaon. rranK ihdcii. manaser or at
Tear a rfiamplona, ventured an opinion
In Fa Rouike that the acrlbea around
the circuit, eapeclally In Omaha, made
a mistake this apring in predicting the
Class of' ball In the Weatcrn would be
faater thla year. "Don't you think it
f11I?" questioned Rourkc, and lebcll an
wered In the negative. label! la a foxy
tnanager, but for once he baa missed a
bet. lie didn't up to the opening of tha
(eaaon bnlleva Western ball would be
ny faater thla year than laat and ho
followed thla belief In assembling hla
kali club. Our judgment I that Izny i
fcolng to learn very rapidly of his mis
take, and the recent events overwhelm
ing defeata of Iny's troupe la bearing
fc out even at this early dale.
Self-conaclotis Gotham has gravely
in. iv. in -mi ran niiiiuuii.riiiriii utav
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toe Htecher la not the wrestling cham
pion of America. The title and honor la
warded to one Ed StranglPr Lewis. New
York Justifies Ita aaaertlon by explaining
that Lewis waa the victor In the recent
Cew Tork tournament; that he ex
preeaed a wllllngnesa to meet Stecher,
nd that Joe kicked out when the prop
osition waa put up to him. Thla la the
IKew Tork way of putting It. Probably
there are a few other vital facta which
the New Torkara fall to mention. Rut
yen so. on the merlta of tha men, levels
haa no more right to the championship
fcclt than Poc Roller, and once mora
Js'cw Tork dropa a couple of more notches
In the estimation of the weat.
One of tha aurpiiava of tho year to
Vetern league f una la tha reports of
tha clowning antic of Carl Sawyer, who
la now gracing tha Washington payroll.
wwyer ta said, by the essti-rnirn, to ha
Jh'en funnier than Clamiany Bhaeff.-r or
IKlrk Altrwk. Sawyer waa wilh lVa
tolne lst yrtr and ha playe.1 bull out
ira. Not oma did lie attempt any of
tha clowning stunt. He stufk atrl.tlic
to hualneaa. Now ho has H. hr. an
I tirely and Mma to make hla playing
L arubstdary lo hi rlonnlng. ivrliap
J si I yr flgurea on kMding hla way tnlu
Sfh big leagues.
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Octette of Sandlot Loops Are Now
Providing Entertainment for
the Fam on Sundays.
MANY PROTESTS ARE HEARD
n l'ltAK (t M.I.KT.
Egg Sunday the Aniuilcan ioague and
City league atarted the fireworks with a
clean record. Not u protest waa registered
by an organization of cither league. With
these two leagues In full swing, tha
Omaha Amateur Rase Hull association
haa eight leaguea working on Sunday and
then when you tuko Into consideration
the Saturday te.ims and the Independent
teams, the local fain arc well fortified
for sandlot entertainment.
When t'-ie board of directors of the
Omaha Amateur Mass Hall association
convened last Wednesday It found sev
eral protests on the menu and a couple
of questions relative to the eligibility of
certain playera wpre produced. Ray llob
blna Hoffman of Trimble Uroa. waa re
instated. He wna suspended sometime ago
for Insubordination. Larry Donahoe. who
was Indefinitely auapended because he
cracked Supervlaor Hrown In the mush,
will have to b Content on the waiting
list because the directors derided to
leave the matter up to Ocorgo Clark,
chief supervisor. The protest by the Gate
City Machine Works ngnlnat the pahl
min Knights waa not allowed because
the three reamns on which the former
laid Ita foundation for aald protest wera
queatlona of whether or not tha umpire
erred In Judgment. Because the manager
of the Western I'nlon Electrical club
did not piny the game with the A. O. U.
W. under protest and agreed to lot
certain playera not under contract par
ticipate In the game the proteat of the
Western I'nlon wiui thrown out and the
A. u. . W. w ill be credited with a vic
tory. The Mazdas protested s game played
with thy Trimbles because thi umpire
called a man out for cutting a bag, which
they claim the umpire could not have
aec:i, l nlcss be is freak of nature with
lampa in the back of his roof and also
because tho game was called at 3:25 p.
m. Protest was not allowed.
Several other protests will be settled
when the directors convene at the coun
cil chamber of the city hall on next
Wednesday.
Brown Park Quit.
The Brown Talk Merchants' team, a
member of the City league since Its In
ception, brought gloom In large gobs
to the Omaha Amateur association when
Ihe news leaked out that It would
abandon the field. Thla team haa been
a ringleader In local base ball circles.
It haa always fought hard for every
Inch and thla team will be remembered
by the local exponents of tho gamo for
many a moon. Heveral playera algned
up by Manager Parrett refused to don
the spangles and he found It would he
a difficult matter to fill up the gapa
left open by their departure, so he
tossed up the reins.
Play nt Blair,
At the meeting of the Greater Omaha,
league Inst week It waa agreed that tha
league teams would perform at Rlalr.
Neb., on their off Sundays, a provision
being made that If something out of
tha ordinary would necessitate a can
cellation a notice one week In advance
would suffice. The financial end will
he determined by a sliding scale aa per
a suggestion of President Cook. Iler
la the scale: Receipts under S.V), visiting
club to receive 110 and expenses, re
ceipts from SM to T0, l.i!tltig chili to
rc!vo tU and expenses, rrelpta fmm
t.O to 3, visiting club to rv tlve I ) ami
expenses;-receipts over l nptlonnl wlih
visiting club to pay eltluT fiftv and
fifty cr sixty and ft The U.ard of
arhltrallen of the Or. ntrr Omaha league
fleclJed that tha prnte.trd g--nne t.ftrn
tha Iaixu and H.oimvti should i
r'yd ever, tleih team innara
fuuiM e'anuously for the same, hut h
dwlalon made lll ln tf eppr-iml of
ih majority conetnd
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BRANDEIS BASE BALL TEAM Omaha's fastest seml
reading left to right: Dygert, cf; Woodruff, ss; Lawler, rf;
2b; Vanous, lb. Bottom row, reading left to right: Roben,
Bradford, manager; Hay, p; Olson, p.
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COAST TRACKSTARS GO EAST
Leland Stanford Cinder Path Team
Will Take Part in Intercollegiate
Championship Games.
CALIFORNIA MAY COME, TOO
NEW TORK, April 2ft -With the rcfuaal
of tha Swedish athletic authorities lo
send a track and field team to thla coun
try during the coming summer, the last
chance, for International sport competi
tion In 1914 has faded. As a result fol
lowers of various lines of amateur sport
are turning to Interactional contests ss
the next best substitute and there ap
pears to be excellent prospects In this
direction. For this reason Ihe perform
ancea of Individual and grouped athletes
are being watched with far more than
uaual interest. This Is particularly true
of Pacific coast contestants, for It Is from
this section that tha largest lnvadluv
forces are expected In tha east thla
enaaon.
California will send Ita star tennis play
ers on another tour of the middle west
and east; will be represented In the Inter
clrcult polo tournament, and the leading
colleges of the far coast will enter track
teams, tennis teams and crews In the
principal eastern competitions this apring
and summer. Tha first teat will come
when Stanford, sjid possibly California,
compete In tha Intercollegiate champion
ship games to be held In the Harvard
university stadium st Cambridge, Mass.,
on May SS and 37. Stanford has already
stated Its Intention of entering a team.
California, which holda membership in
tha Intercollegiate American Amateur
Athletic aaaoclatlon. did not compel In
11J and muat netid athletea to the ganwa J
tills year In order to retain Us standing
undwr the two-year rule.
In the iwent dual meet between these
j two varsity track teams at Stanfnnt the
I hitler combination captured eleven out
: of fourteen firsts, but the California con
tingent made a game Ktrugtfle lor the
point botwira by taking many se.tm.ls an !
third a. The performance wire pot aa a
role, however, sufficiently startling to
warrant the belief t hi t either team coiii l
1 fctn first pla u Ihe cr.mlng Intcr.-ol
lemalea, when Ih array cf talent at i or-
r I, Pennsylvania, llartard, Ptin' etnii,
Ptmv I aula Mai and other earn col- j
leges I coc,. lured
Cmir1n tha performance al thla
dual iiwt this at tha Ui'eci'iil )
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Loses Standing as
an Amateur Golfer
NBW TOnK, April 29. FVsncli OulmAt,
the Hay atate golfer, who startled tha
golfing world by defeating Harry Vardon
and Kdward Hay, tho English cracks,
In the playoff for the national open
championship at Urookllna In !!1S, being
the first amateur to win this event, has
been notified that ha Is not eligible to
compete In amateur competition because
of violation of the new nils regarding
professionalism. M. Iwls Crosby, on of
the executive committee of ths United
Mates Onlf association, representing the
Hosiou district notified Oulmct of the
loss of his amateur status. His business
partner. John II. Sullivan, Jr., Is also
liuHglnle. This Is virtually a declaration
that they have been adjudged profes
sionals. Oulmet's career ss an amateur golfer
Is one of the moat Interesting In the his
tory of tke ancient Scotch game. Before
the full of Kiia he was little heard of out
side of Boston. He appeared a,t Garden
Clt for the amateur tourney last year,
and to the aurprlse of most everyone led
tho field in the first half of the qualify
Ing round, but waa nosed out by Chick
Kvana for tho medal on tha second day.
Oulmct won his first match, but In tha
second round encountered Jerry Travers,
the defending champion, who won. three
up and two to play, In ono of the best
matcbes ever seen In an American imv
teur championship. Then cama his bril
liant victory over the alara of tha golfing
world In the national open ehamplonahlp
tournament.
McMullin Puts One
Over On Old Cadman
fred McMullin, the young Inflelder who
been making a spirited bid for a
place on tlio While Hox team, waa play
log for Taioma at healtla a few years
iijo. lie came in lr"ii third on the dead
run Hint lld f'.r the plat. McMullin
knew be didn't touch It. but h was
afiaul lo a. Id back aa Ilia catcher bad
I to. t.,it in III hand The umpire al
I n In- ,i.n I acre, but said nothing,
a that was hot hi hualneaa.
Pr-.l .l'i.'-l off hla uniform and
suii.nl. if. ii. liiotly, to the Tem
l eri' h A cur e of Hi tealtla p')r
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Olosman, p; Lyck, c; Graham,
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STATE CHAMPS TO CLASH
Forty-four Contenders for Amateur
Trap-Shooting Championship
This Year.
NEWCOMB IS NOW TITLEHOLDER
One of the events In the trap-shooting
tournament, besides tha Orand American
handicap at fit. Louis this year, will be
the American amateur championship con
teat between forty-four alate champions,
the preaent holder of tha title being
Charles II. Newcomb of pulladslphla. The
list of preaent champions Is as follows;
Alabama, J. K. Warren, S; Artinna,
H. P. de Mund, M; Arkansas, J. It. Han
ell, !; California, J. F. Cou,s, Jr., M;
Colorado, B. A. King, W; Connecticut,
Charles Vanstone, 94; Delaware, A. H,
rtlchardsnn. 10ft; rlstrict of Columbia, af
filiated wilh Maryland; ueorgla, J. M.
Barrett. 97; Idaho, E. C. Orlce, W; Illinois,
C. It. Ditto. 91; Indiana, n, M. Bmns, (IN;
Iowa, J, R.. Jahn, 98; Kansas, 11. C.
Hood, 95; Kentucky stale tournament not
registered; Ioulalana, J. It, Klbb, W;
Maine,, EJ. A. lUndall, Ml; Maryland. E. W.
Kord. 97; Maaaachuaetta, K. A. staples.
!W; Michigan. B. 8. Oaylord, 93; Minnesota,
V, 8. Novotny, 96; Mississippi, C. M, U
Key, 96; Missouri. P. J. Holland, 10U; Mon
tana, C. h. I'araona, 93; New HninpHhlre,
Klmer need, 96; Nevada, affiliated with
California; Nebraaka, II. J, Ilobhaiiaen,
95; New Jeraey, K. S. Tomlln, 97; New
Mexico, affiliated with Colorado and
Wyoming; New York. H. J. Prendergast,
87; North Carolina. W. I,. Hefner, tK;
North I'nkol. H. V. Kturgeon, fai; Ohio,
J. numniell. m; Oklahoma, J. A. Camp
bell, 9!; Oregon, U luyhurn, Aj pennsyl.
vanla, C. II. Newcomb. !i; fiouth I'aro
llna. J. II. Ptaplea, (W; Houth Imkola, A.
J. Krench. M; Tennessee, Toonuis Hale,
: Texas, T. Pryant, , I'toh, C. II
Itellley, Jr.. lf, Vermont, C. H. Hiirr, 93.
Virginia. W. l. Ilutitiela, list; Wasblualiin,
It. J. Cbliigren, !; Weat Virginia, II. U
Htnlth, U, Wisconsin, (I. V. t'eorltig, 9,
Wyoming, affiliated with Colnrmlu and
New Mexico.
Warren, Tansll. Itkhardson, lisrtelt.
Jahn. Key and Hala also won In luif.
Florida and Ithmle I. Ian. I daw. uta as-1
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TRACK TEAM IS WONDER
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NEW STUNT BYBROWN COACH
Spring; Work for Oridiron Squad to
Be Conducted Indoors on a
Miniature Field.
TO REVIEW LAST FALL'S PLAYS
PrtOVIDBNCB, R. I., April .-Coach
lOlwaiil N. rtoblnson of tha Krowu foot
ball team has arranged something new In
the wsy of spring work for his squsd of
players now In college, quite different
rrnm the uaual order of spring practice,
and novel enough to arouse Interest In
the game even at this off-sesann of the
year.
Instead of calling last year's playera)
out to ths field for the ordinary run of
spring practice, he will hold a series of
i venlng meetings In one of ths large
rooms In the Brown union. This room,
when tha playera enter It. for the first
gathering, will be arranged to resemble
somewhat a miniature field, Placed In
Bits of Sandlot Chatter
fUamussen will set as h official tabu
lator for the Walnut Orore Athletics,
Those Huperhss can sure clout home
runs They have several already to their
credit.
1ong cracked a long one last Sunday.
Paid tap permitted him to step around
to bag three.
Joe Hnltser will lie back on Ilia Corr
K.leelrlR pay roll today. His services can
easily be utlllred.
This week will find Joseph Adams sta
tioned st Snyder, Neb., where he will do
ths slinging this season.
If Baker has Joined the Merehsnts
Hotel crew. Ha ought to help this fang
reach the hall of fame.
When It comes to spearing flys out of
the clouds. lftflelder Bird of the 5u
perbs represents his name.
Kran'' I'adroe, connected with the
Tollah Merchanta, Is playing like a regu
lar pheiioni st the hot corner.
Whenever you want to commune with
Admiral Hull of the Omaha Gas Co,,
Uckio the luuzer on Tyler 2016.
Maurice Oreenwald, who uaed to stop
the eellets back of the hit counter In New
York, la In town anl would like tu hook
on with some fast aggregation.
In August Tetrck the Albright Mer
chants have a peacherlno. This fellow
Injects ginger In wholesale lots.
John Oahan recently signed up with the
Fairmont liellcla's. Jerry Kulhanek has
been on bis trail for some time.
Willie Probst snd Carl Stengel were the
lucky ones aualnat the Urnndels alalislera.
They each secured a eafa whack.
Back of the clubbing station Art John
son is dishing up an excellent brand of
base ball for the Murphy Did Ha.
Dode Hubatka broke Into the llmnllghi
laat rtunday when be fooled sixteen of
the Homesteads with hla punier.
Hliitt of tho . Fileataa whiffed li ne
t f the Heselln and si 111 didn't hav e it
rliancu to gel away with the bacon,
In Htlllmock. Roncka unit Bogats the
Polish Merchants bale a trio of slahsteis
that aro a lough combination to beat.
When Shaffer of the Omaha One Co.
Itarhs himself in bis sticking garments he
will prove an enigma to local hltsiulths
Verdon. 8. I).. Is here I'ele Mdlu re
will hang hla lid thla year. I'ele ougnt
lo ci'ini' bin k maiici to i in; gins kiui
kale.
Weber of the McOraw Klectrlcs only
allowed the I'latismouih boys lo crack
throe of hit offenna to the Ian I .'t
safety.
I'lie l'ali tni'nl a iel.-ria outfield hover
around the six-foot marK, Vou have t ,
drive them high and far to escape their
grasp. j
I act Kui.dsy Kmmet KchafOr waa aur - j
mowing the los don I'e made six-,
h i n of the i'aliliiiun Knluhta fan Ihe
,ree.
'iloii tllli'kv ll.ilmns' lllielllt lunki 1 1 k a
the gnoda on paper, but to dale they have .
tsile.l lo unload the brand of bte ball
eipeCteal. j
Id Man Ourtirs aioptv demnnslrat-d
the fad that he could sli deliver th..
'it iit ii lie held tne ,'!! V'a t i
three hits i
At sher OsttMPl" covers an arre of I
territory f'r the Murphy I'l.l 'l You j
l'v. to ill' tbsrn ptvitv fast to tt em I
by OslMnle. !
For the Braml.-I. rank fo.lruff '
l-blhhaal the hmeli'l fur an avel.ia i f
1 " aaahist the (',, be (utttiia !'
out of two.
Tina luiiih luiv.h lere''n's "in ur
aiiii t'i pill Ta. i-lni'h.! ftfien in i
ie ln I of safely amt th iniitaa :
I'rltitlng Co.
. .. ' rl.'il '' f"f Ih T He C . j
fsl a. I U. !' a tt'log aloal tha Aa.
i" ..it a ta i fatlad In st a I an it u
lag I'.a debate s
!!! t ' ru. W 111 l'i' KM !
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ai " h i iiiiM,M ar l lfur Ih :
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Alcoholfra
On Tap ami in Hottlci
Omaha Beverage
f.002 to COtS SmUi 30th Strrtt
I'hone South 1267.
south .siDt; .station, ommca, mil
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the center will be a iilg board paliilef,
green, and laid out to scale to re pre-en
an actual gridiron. At e ther end will b
goal posts, snd on the sides Mill be l
seats for the players, the Com he u!
such spectators aa will be Imlud to ai
lend, Inimmy f'gurra of wood, emlie
handled snd pushed about, will repree I
the players,
With this outfit. Coaches lloblnaou an I
flpraakllng, assisted by a number of ol I
Brown foot ball celebrities, will rev
tha games of last fall, the signals, an I
suggest new plays and possibilities for
next season.
Brown was perfectly satisfied with Hi
new system of ploys which C'oaVh Kobln
son Introduced last fall, for an snub i
of the season's work shows that the e,.i
had a remarkable record In yan' aa
gained. With the playera, few of whom
will be loat by graduation, already w. li
grounded in the fundamentals ff IN sys
tern, optimism Is felt for success n xt rail
(tiadhonrne Hluns,
Outfielder C. H. Chadbourne, fonnerl
with the Kansas City Feds, haa Iwch
signed by Memphis.
of Council Bluffs, played with tha C. B.
Imperials laat flunday and showed up 1 1
mldecason form,
Last flunday Joeeph Vanoua prove b
knew how to tickle the pill. Ho checks I
up three earn onea lor the t'.ranuei oui
of four attcmpla,
'Learner, ft new gent fastened to th"
Armoura, proved he could deliver In a
ptnnh when he poked one for tho limit
with tho bases chucked.
Krom present Indications Potach. chief
pill sharer for the Beaellna, will make all
the City league baae balllH hustle ti
grab tho winning number.
nnacoa Fitch blew out of town '.he
other dav. He sailed for lonii'i,
Minn., where h wil bndeavor to cin
three squares as a holster.
On pouch one Thomas Baingwood. for
merly a Class A player of note, Is work
ing for the Mlckel Vlctrolas. Ilia hlttliu
ablllly should win him a home,
John Morrison, hailed ss a king anion r
tho sandlot klnkers ot Lincoln, has moved
to Omaha and will make ha tni.ial how
wilh the Corr Klectrlcs today.
To the Council Bluffs Tmper ala h IHo-ji
tho duulnotion of playing the Inl lal f u
torn-round Jamboree, fiald fi at hupp-no I
al Iniiilb p, la,, laat Munil.'iy,
Cokerlno Carmody Is playing th" nn
off the game at short for the l)iircsi
Nash siiiinl, and also clout, in lue ) I I
like the veteran he really is.
Stlllmock. who twirled part cf a game
for the I'ollsh. Merchanta imnli a .lie
Frank reweya. waa the properly of t'k
Mlckel Vlctrolas at that time.
Frank Smith would like to .loin aooi
Saturday troupe. He is a go d rift -Id i
or outfielder. For further informal! 1.1
call Douglas SH and ask for 73.
fJolfer Holhrook of the llollys t liv
able to cough no tt g'.ivl lino o' bii'ik
when at the coaching station. He keen
opponents guessing all the time,
To date Jamea Mullen hs hi ci t .lit .
over the rocks aa an ad) dlcato In -.n.
tjieater Oinalia IcaHiie. Jim auoua v o
giinie ar.d is Intoxicated vatlh niivi-
Andieeson and Nyuanl ot the- Wa n U
(irove Athletics n.ugl; up 'be fiinn.- i tu:.
that llliKe auiisaloe I'lun suii'.-.ne II ,.c
camp of the Walnut (irove .Mhh't'es.
Veiy aeldom Is a catcher a s re I me
chaul on the paths, hot nevci -t hole -iieore
Lane, hemiet wearer for I lie Ai
bright Merchaivt. pilfered Hum; last .mi
nay.
Now that Thorn!. iKInkyi Fun' a
holding down Hie bit pniih 'or Cia C r '
F.lectrlca It will be a d frindt noil, cr i i
pop one lu that Ulrci luci that w II I vi !
lafe,
One labeled to go over Ih - b'anl. a'
I'lattsnuiiith was slopped a d ill iii
lean, when krug of the Mi itMW t Ice il
nalle-1 Ihe pill as II was on its lull I mo
the fence.
liitb h 1'lata shoed some spe il oil th
paths last Huodav. He Is a '"intli felln
in stop afier he reaches Ihe first st't'io i
becaiihe he cciituins iery ie j m ' - it.- 'i.
i. I use pilferer.
jt Sunday Albert Watt fouled h m el
and several nthets when lo tlrl"l '
no hit same for the A. '. I' M. He u I
to cat' h and lust lately f"uud mil
could twist 'em.
Mel.idv. I ynhsf and Vlulhua ea-h slaoi
nie.l thre, on ll'e i o fur III"' I HVI'
aKsinat the llm-m' -Nash ouitu. T
ll"mii.e.l nine i.f in rmhlrru blla '
in re.t by the Lotus
'ri'iuer I'nadv l ain on Ihe ttij iil I
bat, (ill Man Toi'nti I ui k nm lo h
leiMleilcv lo IIHer on iisdk tll l!
I thmiK't that a small h..o ws bio v :
in bla nslil hg ll MioUv
Althnugh lriir-l -il'i. iii. 'l a C 'i
Iran with lee Noura ml ' i li"i-p -.
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htocUy h winked f.il Ilia I'.rai.h' ' t
I oil ay he will u nl hl I'U f a I I.I f Nil
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