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h _ ,I s ; ii pl Le is ee curl ng about the legs of all National League foes this season bro, ht out tonight for inspection. The Leafs hop: to sting Mon Ma night and even the five-game Stanley

ns with it here tomorrow

hu y series at one will eurh.

» arcons got to close quarters lust night with what Tommy Gor

like cull forschcclfng and teamwas sr. erior. Tllcy won 3-2 Robinson engineering a brilliant

LE.-ills cv: 'rl-li; sl1;l'r

Th- defeat put tlic l.c:ifs_ ilc.v;y-

c1.‘;J».'.rcli lr. lr. 1... c.~.':..1p.oils, ‘"1 U19 f-.list :-1.;c:- 11:0 third galil. the Series will be played on

trsal lc;---lil: 1'c'.ll'.ll. loo, if -.r cur

is 11f‘l,.‘sEt1:'_y. U:l.c:3.-l they sqtzl niatters with a win in the sccon.

Saline the cllaxnps will have chance of ovelwkillg the Rcdm Manager Colmy Slnytlie of

Leziis indicates he doesnt care 1'-lriety of hockey tile :vial-cons for the second gulne. They open it up or kcep it tight fo Slnytlie cures. Co-nny believes team is good enough to beat romis at lilly style of game.

sill

LEAFS T0 SET P.\(}E

forcing the pace us they like to Tile .big guns carried by Chu

led lui; night by blanket cover from Baldy Nortllcott and ci Ward, will do some exploding.

Perhaps the biggest. crowd ever

¢1f.» Smythe To Tu

Mol! -

C11 . t li lv h

3;; Myllykangas, Pomorskl an

Conacher and Harvey Jackson, stil- Hi-11130. Clark llnd Ph€1DS-

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Of To ron

(By Elmer Duhiilige, Canadian Press Staff Writer) (By Gunrdiu.n‘s Special Wire)

whi that Toronto Ma e a

the l'.;i:ifi4-to-hand duclling the _vlan ln 01/crtlme with Dave Trottier and winning goal.

Dodgers

Wa l l o p

Royal

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*“`l°l` ORLANDO ala.. April 5-W ,"““ Shin Leslie and Tony Cuccinello ' ,all contributlrlg three hits each M115 Brcclf.lyn's 12-lm attack,

‘ " Dodgers today defeated Moiitl

Royals of the International Leagof over the weekend and Wm tm

' Brooklyn iN) 100 120 11x

y BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April

Tony Lazzeri drove in five r

to today as New York Yankees c

see a hockey game in Cannda-15,- from behind lo tie the score in

000 Gr' more--wifi watch the .sl-cond ninth mid then count five times

U10. the 10th to defeat the Birniingh

game. The paid nttend-alice at first contest was 13,511, but this ii Snturdiy-niglit hockey .oun

l-5 Barons 12-7. Score:

1 - ` " -F8115 New York (A)

from all over central and western 400 019 002 5 12 13

Ontario are expected for the game. Birmmgham (SA)

`5l0 1000000 '710

IUNES FLASHES' _ . _

CUMEBACK

F 0 1' m e 1° W0rl‘1.’3 Pittsburgh (N1

Champion, However, 001001210 511

' Loses Oli Hom Stretch.

By Alan Gould. Associated Press Sports Editor AUGUSTA, Ga.. April 5.-For li

tic lnoi'e than nn hour today 1

W" P°“°“"“°d “N ‘°“"““*‘g‘“§ Pnmnnno, i-ilnlne elgms will paddle in the starting Lester P='~='1ul< ws: dellshled wi

nd line here tomorrow afternoon to Bert C°l\Il°1ly`s `sh0Wlna in the Moncton will be back with a sen-

clouds and the great Bob Jones pl Jected a flash-back of his one-ti

championship skill against the gray

back-drop of the Augusta Nation

ing honors for thc second strslig

Go‘f Clubs $3.000 invitation tfurli.l

ment before yielding the low scsi- H 0 G K F Y

day to Henry G. Picard of Hershe _, V ee

Pal

ns champion of the \vol'ld five yea ago, the 33-year-old Atlanta play

For the first time since he retire

snot inc kind _of self that 11111110 11 famous. .Negotiating the outwn nine in '33, three under ull. 5011

flung :1 belated challczgc lo the al star field, But on the home Sll'2f»C

in finally with a par 72.

With a. total of 146 for 36 riolc

At Savannah, Ga.: '

Cincinnati <N)

Bridges and Cochrane; John

and Campbell, Erickson At Fort Worth Tex

€ Bush and Pidden Lyons an

Sewell

V Atlanta ISA) 310000 411

‘_ Grote, Mulligan, Schacht and

oc (Called end of sixth, rain a

arkness)

y' A series of games have b

aycd during the wlnt.=i betw

H Victoria for he p y n . . . .`

T,-5 matches in the finals the Ramble eg of Victoria succeeded in eliminat- 1_ ing the fast skating Crapoud Bear-

the halfway stage of the tourna- and Victoria, each rink having

ment, Jones was tied for 18th D7 in a fivld of 65. He was exactly

strokes behind Picard. tall, youthfu pro who added a 68, four under pa

to his previous day's record store

place with the amazing total of 13 He finished today with a four-strok

lead over the fieldf 1-lls nearest riv

and sr. ;y Gene Sarnlzen, forme open king.

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Amateurs A D e f e at

Pros. 6 - 5

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ance

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made

Chicago (Ai 201 440 21x 14 21

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ace

declare a winner to compete

ll the Lea and Wrlvht Cup. The fol-

i lowing teams qualified for the play- i

iuirlnlvnsz Kensington Silver Wings,

H 0; Eledeque. F.~ed's Comer Tigers., Bor-

- “ ta le-hold on rs d , M l le ., Vi torla ..

67 mi" um" D' 'H ng 5_ Viggo? (;1amb?;),.§_ Kfnvsiigtorf sip 1933 crews. Cambridzevv times' ha

ls _ _

ner Tigers by a score of 4-3, ho

m LAY-UFF M ‘° SPUIL WULV

~am Loose On fvlaroons 1

i cllilllnclllll

‘;°.;‘.i Halifax with mm rick For Wol

13:: Royals Series.

6-'l behind the steady pitching Vail Mlingo und Wilson Cla

But the gelleral belief is the Le;ifs` SUUW5 will go ou the attack from 'lie start M°”""9‘11 (IL) no 001 000

naar.: §§<o H rn

all (A. P. By Guardian‘s Special W

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Ruffing, Murphy. Deshong and

Dickey, Scott, Shoun, Domnlck

5 Detroit (A) 000 000000 0 'l

d in the Lea and Wright Leali'.ie. T

League embraced the (ollowing

s, rinks. K»“usington. Bedeque, Borden Cm-U06 W bfeik the l'\m~ 01106 Ml

to it‘s a 'toot between cambridge stvl

°.3‘

9 ver Wings eliminated Rold's Co'

was ` Jack Adams Arrives

(C. P. by Guardinn's Special

HALIFAX, April 5-In my

even a lay-off of li week has a team off its stride for a or two," Jack Adams, Manager Detroit Red Wings, said tonlg he dismissed the coming series tween Montreal Royals and

S fax Wolverines for the right

represent Eastern Canada in

Allan Clip .inals against

ire, Arthur Bearcats. nh “I have heard lots about t

Halifax team,” he said, "but

to think their long lay-off from me petitive hockey _is going to

ml them in the first game tomo ue Of course they may pull thi'

lk second game."

' Adams rolled into Halifax

night on the same train with tel- Patrick, manager of New Rangers. Both the National gue managers said they had

wr-1

5__ they would “probably” keep th uns eyes open for likely prospects.

e Several Montreal players are

the lleved to be already on the n

Rm but none of the Wolverines

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x f 0 r d Bent 0

Wins

At Atlanta .

Boston (A) 000110 2 4

1 PUTNEY-oN-THAMES, April R» -(C. P. Cable)-The long train

h Felrcll Thomas, Durham and gplnd wer, Oxfo-rd and Cambridge ---~

renew the historic "battle of blues" in the 87th varsity boat. r

000 100 00x 1 4 Saint Louis in Detroit Red W

R A was sold with another player

ace

lion people will line the banks

5 the light blues have made the t

slnoe the first race was rowed

The experts profess to belie

for _ond Oxford strength. but the

ford eight hasshowed remarks

Full-course trials in the last dnvs have given little indication the actual relative merits of t

been faster but the l ht blues t.

Pat ves

Wire) Nat-'

ional l-lo'.l-:ey League experience,

Halt-

aol-l

|11" _f

co spoil 1'l°0

Les- or Lea come ,

here on a “vacation” but addedl

eir

be.

known to be listed, though Chum

mie Lawlor was once on the New I

3 York Americans list.

4 Breaking Cantabs n.,..o1.:n llt::.‘A.i-gust in an tlgte 0 g' . 'Ye a String 0f Slwcesslve ru even be satisfied lo have

1 (C. P. By G\lardian‘s Special Wire) gchmelmg and But mel? in L9

me 11 `

mile stretch to Mortlake over which

n Oxford will again attempt to break Bill Mlller's name was hen

d pl ~ .~ een Ca.mbridge’.s string of 11 success

,S Crapalid, Tryon, Hampton and lve wins.

t tro h donated b Oxforld has not won since 1923

1 W M Lea After some exciting and the 11 consecutive victories

r _ al

ly. in from the series with a consid

1841. stand at 45 victories for Cam

ir ents entlthn~ them to the Lea bridge. 4)/for Oxford. and one dead

he was Dvwmken by another attack Trophy and the privilege of playlliiig helh

of player" said Patrick, “and will

of the putting jitters, I-le struggle

Y. Chuck Templeton 's

put me of . ,_. _ M `f:".~.T` be- ° "

ro the

his

w. gh

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Charlottetown Girls’

Team Makes Fine Showing Though Defeated 16-11.

(C. P. by Gilardlllfl Spochl in)

. Lad-

mmllng

les Athletic Club won its

HALIFAX, April 5-Halifax

f th

Maritime senior women's baske

ball championship tonight by do featlng Charlottetown Aheglw its 16-11 in a sudden death match.

Playing a..,&xareful, defensive type

of game, bo teams scored only- one field goal in the first half and a free throw by May Fle left the Halifax team one point ahead at 8-2.

Play speeded up iii the second half and the local team outscored the visitors 13 to 9.

Miss A. Sherry and Miss Grant

were outstanding for Charlotte- town and Josephine Labs and Dot Harris scored most of the H, L. A. C. points.

Charlottetown-A. Sherry, S; E.

Rattenbury, A. McGee, 2: F. Mul-

lins. G. Saunders, F. MacKe ie,

11-Iarrlngton, 2; E. McKenzie,

Hearts, Chant, 4.

Halifax-Von Mason, J. Labs, 6; K. Flemming, 2: R. Doherty, 3: M. Doherty, M. Rutledge, M. Tay- lor, D. Hands, 5.

Bev Piers of Halifax handled

whistle.

the

in tlatlon lists of professional teams, g __._ _ ` V .

e .

Russ Bowman, who ,played

fence with Fredericton in the Six four years ago, was one of defenoemen on the Toronto Stars recently eliminated by Mo

for $35,000 a few weeks ago.

Q ness to nice Max Schmelll

national chlmriionship bout

BRIEFS

de-l Pere will have a large number B58

to select from of the bunch which

the includes Walter Monson, Alex All Archer, Albert Medynski, Wm;-ri.. 111- veg. Junrnlc Kelly, Montreal, nes

real R-oyals. Hls brother Scotty smith, Joe shields, Blu walker,

may Yvon Renaud, Crosley Sherwood,

Ottwa, Joffre Desllets Walter

Brennaman and Ray Getllffe,

`M111< BW" 1111-= eirnwssed wlllfns Junmlc rlcslcr, uoncmn All will

team the first week in November,

» while some of them after a short

in be back trying for places on the s it vacation at home will return and

. ler referee so l°11r is he can count take positions ln saint John An

boys have a whale of a time

5 on? There must be about a ill on of them there. v

‘1

UP W Wil" W°\1Wl\'ii V-he J°Wl5h Allan Cup team or burst is Saint

if Johns sloganl

If the residence rule is changed

at this meeting of the C A H A to .i more reasonable one, say October 15th, lt ll B. sure bet that

e P19343” Eames With M°“\f0“\ lor team pattenned on the lines of _ Maroons. Connoll scored the last the Hawks Wim f,w1¢¢ won uw A1;

frequently over the mike Thursd

night in the battle between Mar- oons and Maple Leafs at Toronto

be to take up the torch thrown down

the Thames over the winding. 4 1 2 an outstanding star next season.

r a

by the former Hawks backers

lt ls interesting to note the dif-

ference ln tactics used by the master minds, Connie Smythe od’

- the Toronto Maple Leafs and

Perhaps as many as half a mil- goal of the series. "He is a money um gm-,_ There ue wmmg hands

d Y

Of Bill was cent-re for the third line. Tommy gommn of the Mom,-e¢_1

We oplne that B111 will eme

crab]

added reputation

ve You will remember how Davi

V ,

in shot? We there is a cha in t

Bauston Blown who ls just as ex

bo doomsday at 100 feet using

W 0! Nc. o buclcmol ln me ning. in has

scored 43 to 44 points out of 50

Ve ,a. one inch bulls eye at twenty ° yards. An expert pistol shot would

_St!‘a.tford, ` Mbnfe Mllckle and

that this year Oxford has s real anquished Goliath with a sling

a e

ll, p

0 United States by the name of

, le pert, if not more so. than David.

m°“'°V°m¢l”lf- ill lHi€ W.¢°i¢8- I 1-le can knock an English sparro

1 e

score 48 or 49.' _

thir

1' Victoria Ramblers' eliminated Try-

on Maple Leaves by a final score of 3-1. This left the Kensington Silver Wings and the Victoria- Ramblers in the grand finals. Th first game which was played in Kensington resulted in a win of 4-2 for the Ramblers. On Satur- day night March 30, the final game for the Lea and Wright Cup was played in Vktorla Rink be- tween the Kensington Bilver Wings and Victoria Ramblers. This was the closest game of the season, the Wings playing heady hockey al- though the ice was somewhat slow.

but The score was 2-1 for the Ramblers

Mon- giving them a lead of 6-3 in the assist- as the

the Nl;

two games.

y Immediately after the game the

Y by Clifford Lei.

The Ramblers are to be constit-

ezrly ter, ilblrt Gill. Howard Wood.

ltmqar Joe Miller. Referee whit noun. ._ .

overhaul

_ is ‘ B had better wind and water oondl _ tions.

11 m

were Ray Ma.ngl'\1m. L05 A113019-"1 and hom" games. goals to count The moe smrts at 245, pl mv

a. ._ . . _ ' .

- cup was presented to the winners

ri ulated on their having won two

be- cups thin. season uid on never hav- - ug exhibition game. These teams buf, of ing lost n. game, due no doubt to were both' evenly matched. ver! the the efficient coaching of Mr. 1'. M. fgq penalties being handed out. of Pldgeon. The following is their line- md proved to be one of tbl clean

crack up: Goal, stanley Lord; Defence, cs; games played in summeuidc

.Ethier Louis Macleod. Willard 'rhom|q, 1'. this neocon..

Jctkus. M. Clifford Mwévmlez nfon- For-wa , Bill Maclean. John

Knox. itllvb Taylor. Headley Ilii-

wee

Holmans And Aces Play

cial chiunplom, and Kmlin Aces, winners of the Boker t_ro h

tai Rink wednesday, April 3rd,

‘° nan sand who until wltnln le

mES'T‘)reglird1essofte '

weather conditions, the resnectve years uowumdmg wmmrson me allthorltles decided earlier this e when ll ionv stretch rw fln° wealth ended in wind and rain storms.

111 dndfshockld

P10711”

1”" ‘°.f.'.l: 2.‘"‘°‘.....

P” . favour of ic1m¢n’|._}l°\1l netted by U. but md W.

North American turf day after day. booting home over n thousand and

K " winning upwards of S4.000.000 ln

purses. made his debut as a night club entertainer Wednesday even- ing in New York. "Boy, I'm scared." mu tm mime: lwkev. “I’d much :other be up on I. horsel" He is listed on the pro- gram as al singer and master of ceremonies.

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sympathy in recent years than that of Jerry McOlbe Althulxlgh

Holmlnrs, Bumnierside Commor only resident here for I. shunt. t

n made ma 1 friends by Nl 4111181'

he \

D y. manner md good hockey playing

played in ll 4-all dmv ln thc cm- A report um. in vu :car 600.111'

g 5

o §.§ 5%;-_gg

. §0:

dlyl l.”§. 110 il 181° GM

Wg cannot, iomembor of an ath-

lete whose illness has crested more

tw ,

(Or

U@l

UID

"'”` cc

Maroons, who are opposing each

Y other for the Stanley Cup, emble-

matic of the worlds professional hockey championship.

After a one day lay off ln Mont-

real, Tommy gave his team prac- tices on Tuesday and Wednesday for Thursday nights game. Connie on the other hand, took his team over to Galt, which is a. quiet

li place, interested them in a re-

volver shoot competition, a hike to see a- reformatory, factories and other interesting things that would take their minds off themselves and had a jolly good time ---all round. He figured that his team would gain more by the rect up and accumulate more reserve en- ergy and therefore be better pre- pared for the fray than by prac- ticing.

All Stars -kicked

referees in

games with would like to

the tbini

is our

was

game. friend lter fn lust

naw

».,--', 7

game at Halifax. .

save in his own coiuitly and ong his own people," which minds us that the same holds re the Halifax Wolverines e

them seriously as contenders the Allan Cup, For a.way_ cows, rather teams such as Montreal,

by thcmajorlty as pluckera of

Wolverines with one except! that for two seasons bottled

other team they were up against and this season eliminated the so _completely with an 8 0 victo

backers made their exits and

we like the Wolverines. chance very mueihlndeed. _ ,

who is a student at Dalhousie Uni versity, was one of the seven oth letes awarded Gold D's at the an

twice Captain of the Rugby tea and graduates in medicine t spring.

Tiger Warrington. v. Nova Scotia

light heavyweight who is rapidly wmlns to the top ln linguistic circles. meets Norman Cvlzad of New Hampshire in 9. ten round battle at Halifax Tuesday night

The first woman tc ever receive

a trainer-‘s license from the New York Jockey Club is Mis Mary Hirsch. twenty-two years old daughter of Max Hirsch, noted hm-semen. The 104 lb brunette made application two years |10 and by keeping persistently lfter it at last succeeded. _

The Battlcfcrd Millers hockey

team who are touring Japan and playing a. series of games -there. play their seventh game tonight. They have won all six pllyvd. some by very .lawn owns.

the Western

A There is a move

s 1-!.,A. to bm

it will come

brnnche of the C

at the Hali-

Sunday before fax suggestion is

of one years club or player

on Sunday.

are that per- ly to Ocnodlui

made

bonnod

rin:

"A prophet. is not without honor

un-

good

. Vry

few in the Maritimes are taking

for or or

Port Arthur Bearcat-S. are believed

the

laurelss buf, just consider a' minute. friends. This is the same team of

on, the

Moncton Hawks harder than any

rn'

that they gave up the ghost; the

team t'imed pro. We confess that

nual meeting of the D|.lhousi'=

Gerald Tanton of Summerslde,

Athletic club recently. He was

In 1115

011 VllitU.B.A.lnd

ALIFAX FORUM, home of the Wolverines, will bc'the scenc_

~ of l. mighty hockey surugsle tonight as Montreal Royals, fresh from their conquest of Quebec and Ontario ice squads, take on the Maritime standard bearers in the first game- of the semi-finals for that battered but much-sought after piece of silverware, the Allan Cup.

O l O

LOSE TO 8,000 hockey-mad fans, gathered from points all over the three Provinces, will

wend their way to the Halifax ice palace to cheer their favorites on in their encounter with a team reputed to be as strong as

the 1980 M. A. A. A. Cup hold-r ers,_ a squad which later sent]

every member up to National League ranks; faith in the Wolves ability to come through the first test. is amply testified to however by the betting odds being quoted. 50-50, the Maritliners being given an even chance to cop the first game. ‘

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UT OF LEAGUE competition for weeks, the Wolverines nev- ertheless have kept in razor-

'edge shape and lately have been

delighting the rail-birds M23 their I speed and the precision wi which their combination plays have been clicking. And to their coach Red Stuart should 30 o lot of the cred- it for this state of affairs.

O 8 8

iwilzn 'ro slim: iris charges cl- iminated last season when fn-

their real strength ln the playoffs and confronted with many diffi- culties almost from the outset of this present year, he has neverthe- less gona about his work. in his usual efficient manner and the manner in which his team is now working speaks volumes for his leadership. 1-le has little to say on the outcome of the series but one could gather that he has every confidence in the ability of the

tinue on to the finals.

I l O

der to the Abbie Sisters bas- ketball teom on their showing

in Halifax last night in their sud- den death enoountcr for the Ladies Maritime hoop title. Playing on a strange floor the locals proved -that they are one of the finest teams in the Maritimes; to be beaten by only four points by a squad that has held the title for five years is remarkable in the least and stamps them potential champions when another season rolls around-

`cONGRATULATIONS are in or-

LONDON, April 8 - (C.P.) -

Charley Belanger of Winnipeg, known as a pretty good business head, admits he wants to fight Len Harvey so badly that he doesn't much care what his end of the purse will be. He wants Harvey's British light heavyweight title more than he wants anything else.

__________.._._--_--~ amateur es were pinved every

Wolves to come through and con-‘

gsm .

Sunday with large attendances.

=m?='

ET: <~=z -<i¢:n

Throwing up on almost fmprcg.

noble defence and at the same time making the most of their own scoring chances the Navy hoop

squad last night wean their second straight victory o r the Falcons in the series for the Holy Name Club hoop title and nm! need but one more win to clinch the champion- sbtpgfor the third consecutive year,

'gieqscore of last nlght's game was

-1 . 'As was the case ln the opening encounter the game was another closely fought encounter, fast and rugged, throughout and in this latter respect these two teams rarely disappoint the fans. No quarter is asked and none given and what they lack in basketball finesse they more than make up for in sparkling action.

For 10 minutes of the 'opening

half last night the tilt was as close 9. checking affair as has ever been played on the club floor. Falcon’s. as 9. result of “Dinny” Doy1e'5 successful foul shot were leading 1-0 up to this point and at 12 minutes the "Birds" were still out in front 4-3. But from this point on the winners gradually forged to the front, two field goals in the closing minutes of the ses- sion giving them an 18-8 lead at the rest period.

For the frat, half of the final

session it was .lgaln nip and buck with honors even. but in the final half of play the Navy took control

'I June? 1°" hi* “mm mf b°l°w again gradually increasing their

lead until the final whistle found them leading by the |.hove-rncn- tloned count.

Lineups and scoresz- Navy: Mofsaac (4). Ml°M-B110!!

(4), Mclean, Connolly (8), Cor (12). Saunders (1). Walker.

Falcons: Doyle (6), Power <3).

Harley (4), O’Connor, Mclnnls (4), Cullen, Grant, Lcrter.

Referee-Bill Henry.

Conrad Ready To Clash With' ~ Wa r r i n g t o nf

(C, P. By Gulirflinifs Special Wirel NEW YORK, April 5-Norman

Conrad, New Hampshire aspirlmb for light heavyweight honors, com- pleted tralning at A New York gymnasium this afternoon and left tonight. for Halifax, N. B., where next Tuesday night' he meets Tiger Warrington in 9. 10-round. battle, at the Wolverine Hockey Club. '

Conrad engaged in a hard work-

out, sparring three rounds with Patsy Perronl, Cleveland heavy* weight, and three heats with Vin- cent Forgionne, Philadelphia iight- hesvyweight battier. The New Hampshire scrapper moved around smoothly for a big fellow and his punching was clean and hard.

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