EVimrHG LEDftER--;pHILADELPBIA, FRIDAY, MAROH 17 1916.
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ATHLETICS' KID MOUNDMEN RESUME HARD PRACTICE OTHER NEWS OF SPORTS WORLD
MACK PITCHERS
AGAIN GET DOWN
TO HARD DRILL
Young Slabsters May Get
Instructions to Start
Curve Ball Practice
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BRESSLER'S FAULT FIXED
by CHANDLER D. RIC1ITER
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 17.
The warm weather returned today, and
Muck's pltchcra started tmzzlnf? tho ball
throuBh In grand ntylo. There wan moro
ntpper In tlio camp than any day since
tho practlco started, Manager Mack has
Dromlsed tho pitchers who work out best
today tho privilege of starting on t: o
dsvolopmcnt of their curve ball tomor
row. In most training camps the start
ing; tlmo for curvo-ball pitching 1b optional
and tho manngcre leave It entirely to tho
Judgment of the hurler, but Mack Issued
orders before tho Initial practlco that ho
did not want any of the boys to try a
curvo ball Until ho said tho word.
During tho early morning work-out,
jfuck gavo an excellent Illustration of the
closo attention ho payB to tho smallest
detail, which has In roallty been the- sccrot
of his success in developing youngsters,
Mid which also may provo tho means of
Assuring tho return of Itubo Brcsslcr to
his 10H form.
The closo attention Mack has been
paying to Dressier has been commented
upon before. This morning was no excep
tion, and Connlo discovered what ho be
lieves was tho causo of Dresslcf'a wlld
ncss last year. Dressier wns In tho act
of delivering a ball when Mack Bhoutod
to him to hold his position. Tho south
paw stopped Bhort, nnd Connlo, who was
planning silgiuiy in irurn. ui mm mm iu
his left, noticed that Dressier had his oyca
on the ground Instead of upon tho catcher.
He told Drcsster to contlnuo pitching nnd
to try to get tho ball over tho plate.
Tho Dubo pitched six balls nnd each
tlmo dropped his eyes to watch his Btcp.
Taking his eyes from tho plato momen
tarily caused him to get but a flash as ho
glanced up In tho midst of his wind-up,
and tho ball shot high becauso Dressier
was throwing his head up suddenly.
Mack then told Dressier whnt ho was
doing. Dressier pitched, for 10 full min
utes before ho could forget his feet. Final
ly when ho did keep his eyo on tho plate,
his control was perfect. Aa ho walked
over to tho bench to talk with Ira Thomas
Mack was all smiles nnd declared that
this was tho real causo of Ilrcsslur'H fail
ure. Ho said ho had watched. tne lect
which Dressier claimed would not behave
properly, but that ho passed that theory
up altogether.
Mack nlso said ho know thcro was
something clso wrong, nnd that Is why
he had been paying ho much attention to
the Rube. It remains to bo Boon whether
Brcsslor regains his control and pitches
the wonderful brand of ball ho Bhowod
In 1914. Connlo nnd Thomas declare ho
will.
Tom Sheehan's arm Is In good shape
again, whlto Morrlssctto la rapidly round
ing Into form. Jack Nabors and "Ml"
Crowcll continue to burn the ball up to tho
plato with no sign of lameness, but
"Chief" Myers, generally looked upon ns
the best bet of the young pltohors, la still
nursing a lama arm. Yesterday's work out
harmed Myers Instead of doing him good
and It Is now doubtful If ho will be right
before tho opontug of the season.
Of tho veterans. Bush and Dressier
appear to bo In splendid shape, but
Wycltoff has shown notbjng; dilt0- Tho
other pitchers aro more or less troubled
with soro arms or aro afraid to cut loose.
Offhand, we would say that Nabors will
be working hla curvo ball Ilrbt, with Crow
ell and Shcchnn a closo second. Indica
tions aro that this trio, with Hush nnd
Dressier, will be tho Mack mainstays In
the series with Boston and Brooklyn.
ATHLETICS TO PLAY
IN CHARITY CONTEST
SCRAPPY SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
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ihiddv .Mcl'nnn. Mike ('n.li- .ir..i viL
lltOAIMVAY YlMim
liobbv Mrcnnn. Mike CokI
jlowHI. HnllT lllnrkf mi
nson, lflr (lallneW
!2l,.,inV.'n .Vie ), I)
with rmnkle Don.ihur.
.ilnnllcld, l.dillc lrnhm rw with K. tl.
i teS 0,1,1" ,l,""lna JMl "! jfc
.l.lIlkeJ "" Jlnii nnd jlmmr Drown
:Ma sato ,si"-cIfir
IMrtlns . slisdfd
Kifr.iierfntcil Mike
ntpolnttd Jof Hol-
quit n sidnor
liltA f'nlt.n Imu
'"VV'JJhT'"'', i:rti
l noticed
Costello
.llti.1lil.rl,ck,Jlsr.,nw,n, much f!hllnir. or
shows. In tho wind-up at tho Kenslnxtnn
hnS.m.1 vL,-hf.r,rr Thomas endeavors to
nammor ounc Palmer nto a sute of on.
consciousness bctore tho North r'nn fans.
hJT&i "jest. Important Rt. rnddi-'s srrsp
im.''r, "-heiluled for Bt. Paul fans when
Mlko Gibbons nnd Jcrf Smith clanli In tin
rounds. This will t th c3n.l of a "eriM
,fJV?utfl ..""l" ,nnt aiblmns la tho loslcil
Trreh'Th. d?nxxxx&si
sBSete-nsffi'Sci0 un on' "'ti'sssjsa
Other bout tnnliht follow: Tlenny lVontml
?.. Hi",mu OMIrlcn nnd Ilaltlln! iteddy s
Kid Tnylor, ten roundi each, "n New York's
fired Pulton . Jim Flynn. ten rounds In
Mllnnukca. and Uattllnir Lvvlnsky -yi. Dob
Dovere, ten rounds, In Syrncuae.
Johnny Homer, of New York wtlt loin
SlWvN I-'vernooi: who" I e Tv I men
Jhml; Wil,'," 1r '-nuland. for the flywelKht
miit?h P-uf i1,1" tt0.rld ' Ground
hi?tin 1i P.i ?ili u"nJ a touKh and har.1
bouts hire ' "" ho I,ov!,1 '" 8vral
A bet of J.100 to 13000 waa made In Now
York today that Frank Moran would knock out
Jess Wlllard. Six to 1 odds aro-n pretty rood
edico.
Lew Tendler has been offered matched with
Harry Smith nnd Il-m.y Kaufman here, nnd
n 20-round tilt In New Orleans with Trnnkle
Ilurns. rhll Olaaamnn. Tendler's manager,
has not agreed to any of tho bouts.
t,!-El ,'jn. father of Uutale txwh.
SSinJ?3i.!?i n,!,"lln? ' nlshl for tha pur
pose of challenging Johnny Ertla for his toy.
.hirvJMrJ&rnU1TJ.lmmT Murphy took rart In
iliii,ow.ln1-ni'!,ri VnrV leeembr 10: T)e
ff,!il.1i!,t.''ITj Vl1"1, Jantnry 10. Johnny
.iiuniHU-Mru"ry ? Johnny Dundee; February
21, Henny Leonard. -
.."t Pulll:l5,are on tho ratine Ocean, voy.
K.'.VI -- Wft11 t0Z.Jhn Purpose of (teltlnir
SZ3H. n'!,,bu! lon- Tt"'Jr aro. Harry fltone.
welterwelgMi lluck Croue mlddlewefcht: F.d-
USra'n. 'w'el!o?whian'1 A' "& ,h0
flkn nrwiw. thn n
welterweight who recently "handed Soldier Hart-
rtiihi. "i,vero nrupninic. naa arrived inrima
........ .,,, u, ,M,in ,i uitiiniun, no win mnKi
Paul sensational
his first nppei
In n bout wit!
Nntlonnl Club
to nn all-star
nPPCM-anco this aide of the Mlsslmlppl
riiu urn veiernn. vnunff urno al mo
ub tomorrow nlht In tho wind-up
Tort nichmond fans aro anxiously nwnltlnit
thj Rong Monday nlRht, nt thn Olympln. Club.
WJK!,.-V?"!F 'r?oY',rn will pair orf with
i n2f f'U?-, 1:r". Proved ho was fighting
In line form by adding Alf MnnsOeld'a scalp
to his string. This will bo McUovern'a stlltest
tost and ho hns prepared for tho "qul" for
several months,
, "Attornoy" Muggsy Taylor Is nrrnngln a
double wind-up for Ms llrondtvny Club fan
next Thuradiy night. Ha lias signed up
Kranklo White nnd A Nelson, two of the beat
pw hi iimir renpi-cino dieses, to meet n pnlr
bf good lmxera In n. doublo wind-up. A re
il'n" m,n,tch Iwstwecn thn two "murderoua"
vJ.,K7,,owr" un1 Coaler also will 1m stnged.
if h.l,t" '? Paired oft with Abo Knb.ikoff at tho
National tomorrow night.
GERMANTOWN
TO HOLD COLOR
GAMES TONIGHT
Albert A. Smith, Director
of Athletics, Will Con
duct Big Meet
OTHER SCHOLASTIC NEWS
NEWS FROM THE BOWLING ALLEYS
DAVIS LEADS ATHLETICS'
SECOXD SQUAD SOUTHWARD
Inflcldcrs nnd Outfielders to Reach
Jacksonville- on fllonday
Captain Harry Davis, of tho Athletics,
and tho second column of Connlo Mack's
warriors left hero enrly this mornlnR, nnd
expect to bent tho advanco squad's record
by getting nway from Now York on tho
samo day, en routo to Jacksonville.
In tho party aro Captain Davis, "Stuffy"
Mclnnls, who reported to Davis In New
York; Inflcldcrs Mnlono, Witt, Pick, arc
Connoll and Crano and Outfielders Old
rlnc Walsh, Strunk nnd Stcllbnuor, tho
latter n recruit from tho Teorla, III., team.
"Shnc" Thompson, who lives In tho South,
nnd Nap Lajolo, who winters nt Clovo
land, will ko to Jacksonville by rnll.
Davis nnd his squad expected to report
to Manager Mack at Jacksonville Monday,
and by that tlmo Connlo may havo his
flrlns squad In fit condition to Blvo tho
DIOfilNS OUTPOINTS M'CANN
AFTER SIXTH-ROUND RALLY
Bantams Put Up Fast Bout in Wind
up at Brondway Club
A rally In tho sixth round enabled
Freddy Dlcglns to cmergo n allRht winner
over Hobby McCnnn In tho wind-up nt
tho Broadway Club last night McCann
was tho cloverer In starting left Jabs, but
Dls's aggressiveness. Infighting nnd ex
perience served him In good stead.
Tho real flroworks of tho night was be
tween Mlko Howell, tho Iron-Jawed Mar
vel, and Mlko Coster. Tho latter Is a
hard-punching fighter and ho dumped
enough right-handers on tho other Mlko's
head to fell nn ox, but Howell was not an
ox nnd ho stayed tho limit.
BOWLING MEET UNCHANGED
Mackmen, With Three Mc-
Nichols in Line-up, to
Meet Fort Pierce
JACKSONVILn, Fla., March 17.
Upon receipt of n letter from State Sena
tor James P. McN'IchoI, of Pennsylvania,
Manager Mnck has switched his exhibi
tion schedulo so that a game, could be
Played by tho regulars at Fort IMerce.
Fla., for charity. This game will take
Place tho day before tho series with tho
Braves opens at Palm Beach. It original
ly Was Planned in hnvn th rf-illfir nlfiv
). "here with tho local South Atlantlo Leaguo
team whllo the Ynnlgans would meet tho
university Of Geori- n. nt nnlnesvlllR.
The Yanlgan schedule was to havo been
changed so that Jacksonville would have
a game hero anyway, but tho University
of Oeorgla authorities requested Mack to
leave tho schedule ns nrranged unless they
could play on a later date.
As the rest of tho schedulo Is filled.
Mack asked tho local owners If they ob
jected to tho plan. No objections wera
raised, so the regulars will Journey to
Ort Pierce. Thn team which In to hn
- Played will bo composed largely of col-
bo piayers and friends of tho MoNIchol
boys. Three of Senator McNIchol'a sons
Will bo In the tramo.
II It Is believed thnt n. lnrcn nrnwd will
i' attend and a largo admission fee will ba
uwrgea, with the entire proceeds going
to charity.
'Leaders Still Hold' Positions in A.
B. C. Championships
TOI.nno, O.. March IT. Thoro wnro no
chantrcs In tho lenders' live-men or doubles
atamltnioi at tho A. II. C- tourney today. Tho
standing:
aiNQLna.
Huffman, Cincinnati n
Khaw, Chtcnffo tl
Ullldl, Chlcngo II
FIVH MUN.
Itclnls Rlchlo. Columbus 2 8
Wettmnn llaUory. Rochester 2 H
Detroit Journal, Detroit a 8
TWO MEN.
Thnmns-Mnrlno, Chicago 1 S
Hatch-Nelson, ltaclne 1 2
Hunter-Uendrlcks. llraml Ilaolds., 1 1'
ROOKIES AND REGULARS
t?.W'',N Tex.. Hhrlnkln. modest Itrnny
Ivnurr is now ready to show McUrnw juat how
he tears tho coer oft tho hall. Ills sixrlnl
nata -two doicn of 'em hnvo nrrlxcd. Ilohny
opened n half dozen ns n starter.
MACON. Oa. Urban Shocker. promMnn
nnkej recruit, la 1 1 111 Donovan's first cnndl
,.:? Aor hospital attention. Urlian collided
with tho working end of Tim llendrlx's spikes
nnd was wounded In tho heel.
ST. t'KTnitsnUltO, Fin. Pnllowlnit an
early workout the Ilemitara nnd Youngsters
nt tho rhlllles' camp will mlniilo In a alx
Innlrnt contest this nfternoon, to put them In
Rhnpo for their clash with tho Cubs hero to
morrow. 'jACKBONVIM.n. Fla. Sllchtly warmer
wenther prevailed here today following yester
day's cold wno. Tho Athletics continued their
training to light field nnd batting practice.
JVAXAHACmiJ. Tex. Jennings Ishavlng
difficulty In securing nlno men for his nil-
i-oinTs xeam wnicn win unitin tne Irish con
tingent today. "Who wants to play against
a Mick on this day?"
PAMSSTI.vn. Tex.-
Is tho alibi.
-Thn tlrnn'na lirnnlr onmn
...uiKiii. duiivn huh vmtii lis Hiilinni lllteiy 10
l tho regular llno-up doparted for .Memphis
for four games, whllo the second squad, under
IMdlo l'lank. shipped their trunks to Ocnlson
for games tomorrow and Hundny,
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Herman Seekamp
was tho (.'ardlnals' 8t. 1'atrlek's Day preent.
Herman Is the treasurer nnd nrrhed with n
largo bundle of green goods.
MIAMI. Fla. Rome ono on tho Mtnmt team
called lied Smith u "red-headed hum" during
tho practlco game yesterday. Tho Hrnves got
so soro they Jammed vo runs across tho plate.
CIIAni.OTTnSVII.I.n. 'Vn. Two of Orlf
flths' young southpaws. Ilentley and Hum
phrlcs, shut nut tho regulars In a slxlnnlng
game. i:ppa Rlxcy, Phllly pitcher. Is visiting
cump.
Baltimore Makes Ready for Suit
UALTIMOUB. Md., March 17. Tho Haiti
more Federal I-nguo Club will enter Its suit
against nrgnnlzed baseball In 1'hlladelphla,
nnd William A. (Ilasgnw. of 1'hlladelphla,
the lawyer who conducted tho Investigation
of tho Intersiatn Commerce Commission Into
tho cIoho relationship between the railroads
and the coal companies, will bo chief counsel
for the llaltlmore Club. Officials of local
Feds will not confirm this, but tho Informa
tion Is obtained from reliable sources.
Tho Oermantown Friends' School nth
lotes are ready for their nnnual Indoor
color contests, which will bo held tonight
at tho school gymnasium. Kvcry student
of tho high nnd lower grades will tako
part In this meet, which Is held under tho
supervision of tho Oermantown Friends'
faculty. Albert A. Hmlth. tho athletic In
structor of tho school, Is In chargo of tho
meet.
Tho exhibition tonight will mark tho
closo of Indoor nthletlc activities nt tho
school. As soon na tho weather Is favor
ably tho boys will start outdoor work on
their spacious grounds nt Wlssahlckon
avonuo nnd Coulter streets. In tho color
contests hold to dnto tho Whites and tho
Purples triumphed over tho Blues nnd
Iteds. This victory helped tho Whiten to
Incrcaso tholr totnl well nvnr thn "on.
mark, ns well as to help tho Purples to
sccuro n lead.
hi.5!,t..S.I,,i" '0!." of ho. senior nnd Junior
SiehiMS.0,,i "'.i.""' ! Select School will
SfM.'.'KiV n.J.h9 n.n,""l gymnastic exhibition
ThSchm"!i; """noon in tho, gymnasium.
..i.i iT'i1,1!!1" relay races, e ul swinging-,
SyrWi' ibu. IJIn'f'1 tumbling, ohstaclo races ami
!.1K?'k rontest. i:dward U. Jones Is
captain of tho gymnasium team.
-i 'hat Catholic High nnd St. Joseph's
rvT,h h-" not, havo to pfiiy orf the tlo In th"
Blav hMjChn0imMr'? "' ,hcr two ms can
piaj tneir nlumnt teams tomorrow night.
In TCejstono Club matches on Keystone Al
leys Inst night. Active, leader of Heetton II,
dropped two games to ltooster, Kdouard won
two from Acme nnd the Hangers eutrolld
Iliwn-Mooro three straight. Kdouard rolled
98ft In Its second game. Sterling, of Edouard,
was high Indltldual with tl72, which sets n
new league mark, beating Fritz's former record
of 030. Sterling cracked out 205, 247 and 220.
Frltj, nfter twlco reaching tho 210 mark,
wound up with 187 for the Archers.
ftose, of Rangers, started off with 243, but
could not keep up the pace.
Terminal heat Pirates three games In Sec
tion A, of tho Keystone league, nnd Agassis,
by winning two gnmes from llellevue. Is only
two games liehtnd the lender. Only two more
series of three games each nro to be plaed,
tfA 4111.. hna . nnn A .- ! .!
'-.'"' .miirw mva hiiu BO lur ilsorbi- I" in"
last two games.
Terminal registered lOOS against Pirates
In Its first gnme. McDowell nnd llraunwell
each scored 'J01 rlns, Lyons contributed toil:
V.I.,.u,chv l04' O"'1 Harry Wolfe, 1HS. In ad
anion the team received 30 pins by handicap
allowance.
the fourth floor of the structure on Market
street above 13th this afternoon,
The National Howling Association cham
pionships will begin March 23, having been
postponed from tomorrow night.
Retail Credit, leader of tho Hlrnwb.ldge &
Clothier League, holds tho Position duo to
winning two games from tho Hues representa
tives. llllly" Knlpn Jumped Into the ball of fame
with n seore of 2fl1 In his last gnme. ncalnst
Relnll Credit Inst night, helping Rugs to
land Its tone Mctory.
Tho positions of tho lending teams In tho
Oermnn-Amerlcan League remain unchanged,
ns ench of the three quintets Antl-Cobdcn,
Mutual nnd United outrulled its opponent,
MeCamy, of Tourth 8treet team, rolled 224
In his third gaino against Pennsjlvanla Com
pany In the National Hank series on Terminal
alleys.
Trultt reached n 213 total In his second
game on Cnslno nlleys Inst night for tho lead
ers. Stokes finished with 2U3 for Rugs.
Corn nxehango beat Franklin two games
on Terminal alios In tho Xatlonal Hank
Iaguo race.
.. Hudson won congratulations In plenty, with
his score of 234 against Philadelphia National.
The Quaker City .bowlers will occupy the
Keystono alleys, while Curtis League suuads
will gather at Terminal alles tonight.
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
The Allegheny A. C. hns reorganised for
the coming season nnd hsa signed Williams,
Devlin, Rowan, Uoti, Rosenblum and others.
Allegheny desires to book games with any
m-jenr-ow tenm wnn grounas nnu mrinc ii
fair guarantee. Address Kd Oetx. 2303 East
Allegheny acnue. .
The Kano A. C. will be forced to travel
this season owing to the loss of Its groun s.
Kane last season won 24 games without n. tie-
pennon win uiaii .i-.,. -",", V,-... t.,u
teams Teams in Pennsylvania. New Jersey
and Delaware orrering n '';.""""""
dress J. Kane, 1339 Hhunk street.
The Theodore Starr baseball team Is reor
pnnliing for th coming "'"""pennsvUnS a
hHo to hear from all teams In F'"".' "il?
nnd New Jersey offering a lf.noLf2ln.ri'iVnr?0
Home of the lst bpl" '? nlhlVSS!
hiixA bpon ecutfd 'or this nefton. ah irnms
wishing "o"")! this J,Vh0"atftkddNa',7onai
Hnrger, manager, csro of SouthwatK national
Hank, P. O. box 1500
Thn Rrookdnle Travelers havo organized for
tho wrong season and would llko.to hear from
a? SJtla.s teams In '""""TO1 ""V 'cv
Dl!r"iirN,o7.h3Uas,trene,?;orAphon,aMUe1lmokt
15of W. between B:3u nnd 7 p. m.
PHILLIES' READX
FOR GAME WITH
TINKER'S TEAM
Light Practice Held This
Morning in Spite of
Cold Weather
PITCHERS NOT NAMED
TENNIS STAKS ON GUILL
Amntour Status of McLoughlin and
Bundy Considered Todnjr
NHW YOHIC, Starch 17. Tho Execu
tive Commltteo of the National Lawn
Tennis Association Just cant forget that
Maurice Mclaughlin nnd Tom Hundy nre
running n sporting goods storo In Los
Angeles.
Tho committee will hold a secret meet
ing this nfternoon, when the amateur
standing of tho two tennis stars will
again bo considered.
ST. l'FTUnsBUna, Fla., March 17,
St. Patrick's Day broke bright nnd clear,
but It wns too chilly for a hard work-out
Pat put the men through o btlft drill
In tho morning, but he did not permit tlio
players to uso their tossing wlnga to such
nn extent thnt they would bo endangered
by stiffness tomorrow, when tha Phils
nro scheduled to meet the Cubs Jn the;
first of tho Interclub scries.
At 10 o'clock this morning all bt tho
Phils were In uniform nnd out on CofTeo
l'ot lawn. They warmed mi n rw mn
ments, then Alexander, Chalmers and
Mayer took tho fungo willows nnd
slammed tho pills to all corners of the big
lot, whore most of them were gobbled up
by tho outllcld candidates and n fovr of
tho pitchers. Light batting pmctlca fol
lowed this j then tlmo was called fof
lunch.
Pat has not stnted whnt pitchers ho will
uso against tho Cubs In the opening tilt,
but tho chances nro that nhodes, baum
gartnor nnd Tlncup will each vttrlr Three
rounds, unless tho weather gets much
warmer. i
In that ovent somo of tho regulars -win
probably toss n fow over to Tinker's men.
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PENN MATJIEN LEAVE
Seven Quakers to Compete in Inter
collegiate Wrestling
Pcnn's squad of wrestlers left this city
at 10:10 this morning for Princeton,
whero the Intercollcglnto championships
will bo stnged tonight and tomorrow
afternoon. Flvo teams, Columbia, Prince
ton, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Lehigh,
are entered In the competitions.
Tho Penn entries follow: 115-pound
class, Servals; 125-pound, Souder; 135
pound, Kolscr; 145-pound. Captain Midi
gan; 158-pound, Levin; 175-pound, Stat
lerj heavyweight, Dorlzas.
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.hAHnLsulfnJ:' ra- March IT. The Har-
rauurg baseball grounds, where the Inter-
I .Vi"lV League club played Its games last
I thV?' bav.e bcan 'eased to tha organizers of
V.to Pennsylvania State League.
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THOUSANDS OF BRAND
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FIRST-CLASS FIELDERS'
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9th and ArchSts. 11th and Chestnut Sts.
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