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IN TENNIS FINAL
mnBnn Cilrt tn PilV Mrs. Mai-
' lory Tomorrow for Middle
States Title
3HISS
TOWNSEND LOSES
Mini Edltli Slemirnor. the Lonirwooil
favorite, nnd Mrs. Molln Hjiirstrrit .
Mallory, five timcn nntlonnl rhninplnn. .
Will meet tomorrow for tln Mldtlli'
Btnten lawn tennis kIheIp rlinmpioii-1
hip. nt tlie Philadelphia Cricket Club,
Bt. Mnrtins.
Mia SlKourney renelied the nnnl
round by defeating M'w Mnrtlin liny
ard, Short Hills, N. Y.. In two nets,
T.r. rt.1. !il Mr. Mnllorv nt the ex i
Sense of MIsm Anno. Townscnd, Merlon,
0. (I-.1. ., ,
Miss Townsend could offer little op
position to the tcrrillc fervlec nnd
i.nmslilii2 drive of the nntlonnl clinm
nlon. The local girl won only six
points in the first net. She lost the first
two Raines of the second set, but took
the third. She also won the seventh,
nnd in the elslith (,'nme kIic did not al
low Mrs. Mallory n point.
The point score follows:
FHIST SCT
Mrs. Mnllnrj ... A .'. 4
JIIs Townseml .0311
SKCOXt) SKT
1 0
, llxlln...
4 4 1 4 4 .-
: :m i i 3
4 0 4311
ii 4 o :.
JJIn Towneml
MIim Haynrd put tip it splendid fijht
ncnlnit MKs Sii;iiirni in the first set.
The Iloston entry had Miss Mnrtlia fi-H
on cntiicx. but then the Short Hills
woman stnged n rail) and brought the
games to ."-all. MNs Slcttotirm-j . how
ever, copped the next two same.
Mis I!i..ard continued lier Rood work
In the M-cond set and won the first
irnme, but the Hub City player then
Unshed to the front with six game vic
tories In sue cession.
The point score:
KIItST SKT
Mils Hlgouriwy
4452(144 3 42 4 IS T
lllss Hayord
1 2 7 4 S 1 2 .1 (I 4 1 1 It :.
SECOND PET
illur sleoumey ...'... 2 s n 4 t 4 132 r.
W-" l'ayard 4 t! 4 2 2 2 2 2 J 1
Mrs. Mallory with Miss SiRourney
ndvnnchl in the doubles nKo. They de
feated Mrs. M. 11. HilfT. l!-'l Middle
States champion, and Mi Helen
Bcwell in straight set", 0-1, 0-1.
The point score :
rinsT .i:t
tr. Mallory
anj JII SiEourncv
4 3 4 4 IT 432
Mm.
Hurt anil MUs Seell
2 O 0 t 7 217
SECOND SET
Mr. Mallurj and JIIds smournev
I 1 4 ;. 0 4 423
Mn. Huff and SIlsi Sewelt
1 4. 0 3 4 0 113
TRACK.FEAST HERE
Revived Middle Atlantic Champion
ship Meet Listed Tomorrow
Interest amoni; track and field en
thusiasts la at a fever pitch ns the day
for the revived Middle Atlantic track
nnd field championship meet draws
near. Tomorrow ai Forty -fourth street
and Parkside avenue the starter's gun
will unleash two great groups of nth- I
lctes representing the Mcnilowbrook and
Enterprise Clubs, respectively. From
the flash of the pistol nt 2 ::0 o'clock
until well toward dusk there will ensiia
a team fight that has been ununlmously
labeled "tense, tight and fierce."
Mcadowbrook. the champion, has the
edge, but Enterprise has been pointed
especially for this one last drive und
Its power must not be underrated.
The ven names of some ot the enm
pctltore assure the prospective onlookers
of classy performances. Harold Bar
ron will hardly run u poor hurdle race,
certainly Wuodring will graze some
records in the 220-v.tM rnee. nnd it is
to be expected that Sherman Landers
will utilize all his skill in his effort to
win three events.
GIBBONS TO BOxlii" LONDON
Mike Will Mingle With Ted ("Kid")
Lewis on November 17
Colorado Springs. Col., Sept. 10.
Mike (Jibbons, middlewelcht boxer nt
St. Pan'. Minn., will sail from New"
York. November .1 for London, where,
he will box Ted ("Kid") Lewis twentv
rounds on November 17, It was an- '
nounced today bv Mike (Wlln (;pi. ,
bon's manager. Collins said he bad ac- ,
cepted an offer from Major WiNm.
British boxing promoter, for the bout,
Which will be in Albert Hall, London !
Oibbons arrived here vesterdav for
his decision bout tonight with Ila'ttliiiR '
Ortega, of San Francisco. .
Collins said Major Wilson nlso of
xered to match Gibbons with Johnny I
liaaham and Jake Hloomfield in Eng
land, and said if Gibbons won in all
.three bouts he would endeavor to obtain
n match with Georges Carpentler in
England some time in December.
OPERATORS PLAY PERUCHI'S.'
Will Play at 47th and Spruce Streets
Tomorrow Afternoon
Tomorrow nfternoon at Fortv-seventh
(nnd Spruce street the Pcruchrs A. A
will entertain the Western Union base
,liall team, of the Manufacturers'
League, at ,'1 o'clock.
The Western Union agzrcRation was
(runner-up for the title in their clr
icult. and have one of the fastest teams
jin the industrial ranks of the citv.
1 l'cruchi'H ban ilefeuted Mime of the
(Dcst tianiH in the city. Of nil the
igomes the club has played this season,
bnly about ten hnve been dropped.
I Meade Wins Close Match
In a match that wan an)htdy until the
.last lot point wan scored. C K Maade, or
the Sherwood Klehl Club defeated A J
Stern or th Btrawberrj' Mnnslon Club B-3
The match wan n avti nn ih. f.r.nr,M t ....
Hherwood Club and a wltneaied by a
viwnu ui ciii4iuainaitc Itlnf
Three Semi-Finalists at
Manhcim Are Penn Men
Philndelpbln and the University
of Pennsylvania are getting the best
thare of tho honors In the national
tennis championships at Manhelm.
Two of the four scml-flnullsts who
bnttlo today are Plilladelphlnns and
.three of them are Penn men. This
In tho first time In history that so
many Penn men hnve reached the
'temUflual round of the all-comers.
William T. Tilden, world's chum
plon, nnd Wallace V. Johnson,
former Davis Cup star, class of 1015,
and Willis R. Davli, Pacific coast
phenom, class of 1011, ore nil grad
uates of the University of Penn
jylTonla and the first two nomed
ire native Plilladclolilans. Tim nth.
'r entry is James O. Anderson, an
Alteration, so mat tne Hed and
Wii' (a, butting 1.000 among- the
AikecUmk contWtanU,
Victims of Tildcn and
Johnson in Title Tennis
TILDKX
First round Irving 0. Wright,
Iloston, 0-0, 0-0, 0-1.
Second round Paul L. Goldsbor
otigh, Baltimore, 0-2, 0-1, 0-4.
Third 'round Zenzo Shlmldiu,
Jnpnn, 0-4, fl-4, 0-1.
Fourth round Wllllnm M,
.Tohnston, California, 4-0, 7-0, 0-4,
0-3.
Fifth round F. Gordon Lowe,
England, 0-4, 0-.1, 0-4.
JOHNSON
First round Fred Mcrcur, Ilnr
rlshurg, 0-1 0-3, 0-4.
Second round Wntson Wash
burn, New York, 0-3, 5-7, 2-C,
0-3, 0-3.
Third round Ted Kdwards,
Philadelphia. ), 0-1, 0-2.
Fourth round Howard C. Kin
sey. California, 4-0, 8-0, 0-2. 0-1.
Fifth round Craig Iliddle, Phila
delphia, 0-0, 0-3, 0-4.
POLO TITLE WILL
Country Club and Meadow
Brook Foxhunters to Clash
for Junior Championship
TEAMS ARE WELL MATCHED
The national junior polo champion
ship will be drclded this afteruoon at
the Philadelphia Country Club, with
the Country Club team In nt the finish
against the brilliant Meadow llrook for
huntcrs. whose tremendous playing on
Wedncdaj at Bala wrested the chance
at the final from the equally strong
Meadow Brook Wanderers.
Local interest In today's match is
especially keen almost as keen us in
tomorrow's contest for the national
senior championship between Meadow
Brook and lloeknway, in which the
All-Amcrieons winners of the Interna
tional Cup at Hurllnghum this year will
play.
Interest in today's junior final is in.
tense because of the number of Phila
delphia men playing. The Foxhunters'
four includes Rodman Wanamuker. 2d.
and Robert K. Strawbiidge. Jr.. both
members of the Bryn Mnwr Polo Club.
F. S. Von Stade is No. 1 for the team,
with Wnnamaker at No. 2, Klllott C.
Baeon at No. .'I and Strawbridge nt
back. The cpiality of Strawbrldge's de
fensive game was a beautiful thing to
see Wednesday.
The Philadelphia Country Club four
is the familiar and strong combination
of Thomas Stokes, W. Standley Stokes.
1. Lovvber Stokes and Barclay Mc
Fadden, whose teamwork has been per
fected through many seasons. The
match will sturt at 4 :.'!0 P. M.
Bill Warwick Recalled by Pirates
lllrmlncliam. Ala.. Sept. 111. I'hll Ior
rlxm rlght-hnnrt pllchtr of the ItlrmlnK
ham Southern AHclation club, has ln
K.ilil to the 1'lttsburKh KitttiintiN .iml will
ipport at onci- H has twenty-uno lc
inrlr to hlii credit for the nun. I"Iod
Wfc. Iit. pitcher and Ulll Warwlik. tatcher.
Isith of whom belong to the Plriitej, have
Inn ordered to report to their club War
wick Is a former L'nlerslt of Tonniolvanla
catcher.
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
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Pittsburgh.
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Boston ... .
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Cincinnati.
Phillies ...
:t ,'22
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0 14
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AMERICAN LEAGl'E
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Cleveland .
New York.
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4 15
1 0 ,-i
I .v-i 7
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Athletic!. ...
Detroit
Chicago . . .
Washington.
Iloston
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INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE
BE DECDED TODAY
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Rochester . .
Toronto ... .
Syracuhe . . .
Reading ....
Newark
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League, meet Ivins Cnlie, tltio holders
be played
ST. LOUIS READY
FORJITLE GOLF.
Greens in Exceptional Condi-'
tion for National Arnateur
Golf Tournament i
PLAY STARTS TOMORROW
IJ CRANTLAND RICE
St. Louis. Sept. 1(1. In the foothillH
of the Ozark", upon the farm of Seven
HUN. the St. LotiiH Country Club in
now waiting for the championship test
which stntts tomorrow. The course be
longs to the rolling, billowy type, of line
length and with more tlutn its share of
scenic beauty.
Laid out by Chorles McDonald, archi
tet of the 'famous Notional Links at
Southampton, the battlefield hero will
provide a severe test in spite of pre
liminary scores, which mean less than
nothing. For there is n vast difference
when the bark tees are used ; the pencil
comes out and the pressure comes on.
There are no less than ten "out of
bounds" possibilities that frequently
verge upon probabilities where roads
and fences skirt in uncomfortably clobc
to the fairway.
Rut only the loss of distance will bo
recorded fo'r any oilY-of-bounds mistake,
and this will be a nlcu-unt change from
tlie heavy penalty Imposed in the open
at Columbia. There are hills and val
leys here bordered by tiees and guarded
by brooks that call for hard hitting if
one is to hnve the second shot opened
up. From the back tees the successful
operator will need distance as well as
direction, for without the punch he will
be helpless.
Recent rains hnve brought n wonder
ful glow of green to the course, which
Is now In exceptional condition,
groomed and manicured to a finish. One
is allowed to start gently with n drive
nnd pitch for the lirst hole, and then
two lion shot holes In succession, but
nfter this light getaway trouble begins
to pile up for the unwary as mistakes
grow more and more costly.
At the sixth hole, for example, u
carry of 1MI jariN is needed to clear
out-of-bounds territory, where there is
no' comprnnii-e short of this yardage.
The greens, due to the constant care
and attention, with the help of late
ruins, are in llrst-cinss snnpe, unu
no alibis for poor putting will get by.
St. Louis hiiH mnde every prepara
tion, combining a well-conditioned
championship course with a complete
line of Western hospitality lifted to
the limit. -
Hue of the most notable features of
the occasion will be the big iutcrsec
tloiuil team match ot eigbtecn holes
medal today. The four tennis are drawn
from the Kast, the Middle West, the
Pacific Northwest and Southwest,
Francis Oiiimet, Robert A. Gardner,
('handler Lean and Cameron Ituxton
lending their various sectors Into battle.
The four teams Include the following
slate: Eastern team, Otilinet, captain;
.Tesse Guilford. Max Marston, Reggie
Lewis, .John G. Anderson, Tommy Ar- '
inour, .lesse Sweetser nnd W. W. Put
ten. Southern team, Ituxton, captain ;
Hobby Jones, Richard Hickey. A. P.
Itoyil. ('. L. Dexter, Iniis Jncnby,
Wenzler. Middle West, Gardner, enp
tiiiu . Drtc Herron, Clarence Wolfe
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TO PLAY FOR INDUSTRIAL
NiWJW3HKirr.tXiJ
of (he second nnd third scries for the
tomorrow anertioon at uroaii nun iiiiegucuy avenuo
Five Leading Batsmen
of Two Major Leagues
national i.i:.nrn
I'lairr. Club 0. A.ll. 11. II. P.r.
Ilnrn.lu-. St. I.ont. 140 M!P 122 2tn .40(1
Kmirnler. Nt. I.mil.13.'S ft'M 01 1HI .354
IU)Uh. Clnrlnmitl 10 SSS (1 ISS .347
(iil.lmw, I'lttshurli III a.ll) 45 114 .345
Mcllrnry. ft. l.ouU 13H fit HI 170 .311
AMKKirAN I.i:.(RT.
I'lnyer. riub . A.ll. It. II l'.r.
Ilellmnnti. Detroit. 13H .114 107 220 .307
Colih. Hrtrnlt . Ill) 110 11H IS.", .304
Until. New YorK 13!) 4(13 infl IK'I 3M
Mslrr, St. Louis K! .131 111 lIMt .37.1
Mirukrr, Clrtrlunil 120 4MU 100 17H .300
Albert Seckel, Jimmy Johnston nnd
others. The Pacific Northwest will
I hove u strong team with Chandler
I Kmnn, Vonelm and others,
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL LUMirn
Club
New York,
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Chlriico. , ..
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Nrw York. .
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HO .420 .124 .417
88 .3 IS .333 .310
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL MIMIC ti
riuilirs, Oi Chlnico. 3.
New York, Ol Clurlnnull. 0.
IIoMoii. 0 lltthburitli. 3.
bt. LouU, "I Urookljn, 1. ,
amkkican i.ir.ri:
rifvrlunil, 17) Athletics, 3 (llrst E.inir).
Irlflilllil. Ol Athlrllra. O (s.-oncl KOllif).
Nrw York. Kit St. LouU 0 (first ciiinr).
New York ,13i St. IiiiU, 0 (sriuntl Kiiinr),
Dflrolt. Si Iloston. 1. , ,
C'lilcaru-Wnolilncton Not Bclirsliilrtl.
A.MKUICAN AhSOCIATlON
I.nultUlr. 7: Indiunnpolln. I.
M. l'aul nt .MlnnrnpollH ruin.
Olhrr cluba not srhnlulrd.
SOCTIir.HN ASSOCIATION
New Orlrnns. Oi .llobllr. 2 llrt Bnniol
Mofcllc. 7 Nr Orleans. 3 (2d Ramr, .
In.).
Atlanta, Ol I liultauooicn. .
NiiHhllle, 4 Illnnlnuliam, 2.
.llrniphU. Si Little lCocl:. I.
HASTKUN LKAfili:
rlttMlrlil. IS; Vorcctrr 2 ( liuilmts. rain).
llarttnrd. Si SnrlniclU'hl. 3.
.h llairn. 2i Allun) . 0.
Walrrlmo. 3i llrbUi'iinrt, 2 flrt rune
Wattrbury. 3t llrlditriiort. 2 tsetond Kiinif
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LUCK
I'hllllm at St. I.ouU.
lUiitton at Clndnn.itl.
' York at l'ltlsbureli.
Ill-ookljn nt ( hlr.ito,
AMKIltCAN I.IIMICU
Drlrolt nt Philadelphia.
Chlrano at iloston.
ClrHand lit Washington.
St. IxiiiIh at Nrw York.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
KKSCLTS OF YKSTKUDAY
Toronto. 3: Sj ratine. 2.
Jtny C'ltr. 3i Newark, 1.
KofheMrr. Ill lliifTiilo. 0,
ll.-iltlinorr-IleiiilliiK Not scheiluled.
hciiKDiu: ixm today
rtiltlmore lit Uridine.
Newark nt Jersey Cltr.
ltorhester at liulTnlo.
SjTiicuse at Toronto.
STANDING OI' TIIK CLUIIS
Von Ist V.i
Ilnltlmorr IIS 41 .7i
HufTnl 117 01 .0
Uochepiter 01 00 .S
loninto HI 71 .A
Syracuse OS H!) .4
Newark 01 02 .4
.lerM-j City .14 101 .3
Keadlnc S3 102 .3
'1H
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TITLE
wwwwwcmoMi'Aiw'e.,.,. :
series in the Industrial Amateur
cliainploushlp.
The first came will
:s
10 BE QUESTIONED
Driver Allen Also Must Ex
plain Poor Showing Against
Peter Manning
TO APPEAR BEFORE BOARD
Ilarffonl. Conn., Sept. 10. W. P.
Rarefoot, of Cambridge Clty.'lnd., nnd
Kd Allen, of Indianapolis, owner und
driver, respectively of Single (1, noted
Grand Circuit pneer, will bo requested
to appear before the Hoard of Review
of the Notionnl Trotting Association
at its next meeting to answer questions
in rcgnrd to the Single (S. -Peter Mnn
ning race, held at Charter Oak Park
here on September (I.
This development In the recent
"race of the century" was disclosed
here tonight following n meeting of the
Connecticut Fair Association directors.
One of the directors Is W. II.' (loelier,
of this city, who is chairman of the
National Trotting Association.
It was learned 4int the Connecticut
Fair Association hnd asked tlie na
tional trotting organization to request
Rarefoot and Allen to appear before the
Hoard of Review to "explain why they
should not be punished for misconduct
injurious to tho character of the turf."
It was stated authoritatively that tlie
request would be acted upon favorably
li the national association.
Tlie Connecticut Fair Association hns
exonerated Thomas W. Murphy, driver
of Peter Manning, from any blame In
connection with tlie match race. This
race was for a purse of ."()()(( and
brought together the leading pneer and
trotter 'of tht! season on the Grand
Circuit.
The Fnlr Association has held tip
Single (i's share of the slake. Peter
M-Miniii": won luith heats of the race in
an easy manner, tlie time of the first
.ii.; .(C1! and the second heat
J -id.
II... creeled Allen as lie drove the
eleen-j ear-old Single G. back to its
-t.uie at the end of tho second heat.
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MEDALIST LOSES
IN KH PLAY
Leroy Vinnoll Dofeat3 William
G. Hamilton in First Round
at St. Martina
MAXWELL A SURVIVOR
By SANDY McNIRLICK
Lcroy Vinnell, tho "dark liorso" from
New Jersey, defeated AVilllnm 0. Ham
ilton, of tho Philadelphia Cricket Cluti,
this mornlnc in the first round. of match
piny for tho St. Mnttln'H Cup over the
links of the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Vinnell won 3 nnd 1. Hnmllton yes
terday turned In n 75 nnd Miptured the
liiednt for the qualifying round. Cords:
Vinnell:
in .... n 4 n n r,
Out .... n n B 0 4
Hamilton .
out .... ft a r 4 r
In .... 0 B 4 4 0
Norman Maxwell.
4 flO
4 13
70
r, 4 It 440
4 G (1 4 43 S3
of Whltemnrsli,
defeated II. R. Newton, nlso of White
marsh, 4 nnd 3. Their cards:
0,.V'!,:r.elftft r, 4 ft 4 0 ft42
In .... ft 4 3 3 n 7 ft 6 488SO
Hamilton has only been ploying the
game a couple of years. Many years
ii4to he used to bo nn expert on pigeons, j
pnclng nnd trottlnff. Ills expertnesa nt
birds came In handy yesterday In the
qualifying round, for lie got one on
both the 8cvcnth and tho sixteenth.
He drove the seventh green so that
ono came easy enough, but the six
teenth is n tough test nnd ho hnd to gat
a real long putt there to get under nnr.
On the next lie lnlsscd a very Miort
putt just to even it up, nnd then drove
the eighteenth.
Here his short putt only mibicd n
birdie two by n fraction, so thnt you
could almost call it a loafing finish
for the tncdni.
Thiro was a lot of talent in tho lower
bracket. John Arthur Brown. Cricket
Club expert, drew Uonnld Macllean,
Old York rond, a youngster who has
been showing plenty of promise lately.
Charlie Doclpb, I.u Lu, who recently
tied for the inednl ut Ills homo course,
was locked in bnttlo against F. M.
Camp this morning.
The hottest match In the lower flight
was expected to be between II. Ii.
Newton nnd J. J. Beadle, two of the
rising young comets of the district.
Newton took J. 8. Dean to tio nine
teenth nt Wilmington und wns expected
to give Rendlu more than a healthy
tussle this morning.
Veteran met youngster nt the bottom
of the lower llight, when Kddio Sat
tcrthwaite teed off agninst Phil Corson.
Tho latter holds one leg on tho cup nnd
Is one of the favorites in tho first flight
to repeat. Donald Cresswcll, last year's
winner, failed to turn in his curd.
YOST HAS PLENTY OF HELP
Michigan Grid Mentor Assisted by
Big Staff of Coaches
Ann Arbor. Midi., Sept. 10, Thirty-seven
of the forty-four men invited
by Coach Yost to enter preliminary
training for the 1'nlvcrsity of Michigan
football squads hod reported today and
the full roster is expected to be on linn I
early next week. Trainers reported nil
the candidates in excellent physical
shape.
The largest coaching staff that ever
took hold of Michigan footbnil mnte
rlnl so early in the season is to assist
Yost this year. It numbera eight, in
cluding Tod Wiemnn, n former Mich!
gnu star, nnd Gus Goctz, captain of
.last year's eleven. Kay Fisher nlso is
to be i member of tho staff.
Jimmy Amato Gets Decision
New; York Hcpt 1(1 Jimmy Amato, nt
l!rookln. was Klvon tho JuiIkcb" venllct
uer Tony Slnrto In the lending twelve
round bout for tho Itnllnn welterweight
championship nt tho liroadwny Exhibition
if's'lnllon (vri Oakey Koyes knocked nut
Al Boyle with n rluht to the chin In tho
sovonth round.
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