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14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., June 15, 1966. — o ;

Pe ll 3 Big Payoffs Highlight ©

Earl Corish Harness Racing At Parl:

Top Dogman : |

: : Longshots were the fader tha: but -for the next. few dathes class provided another ‘of, the $2.70. $290. $4 20 $6.30: $2 a0: "ay. By CHRIS ANNETT

evening: last night at the Char-. there were some heads: shaking j $240. $3.30. $2.60; $2.10 lottetown Driving, ang to the in disappointment over the. up- big pays of the mght as Hi Jay. ©". RACES 37

‘ . ‘ set winners. Elroma went. against out for the first time this season z 12 Prince Edward Island has, at ‘east one distinguished joy of just a very tei be ‘bettors, the bettors money in the oon showed the old form and — incon ae iC ‘ae 24 gentleman ‘who went to the dogs. and if that is not enough all the longshots seemed to kome dash, leading to the first big the field a sight-ef his hind — ark Pols 1k ised) Ae he has persisted at it Jong enough to ve known ds one of’ the in the feature events. . double, and then in the third -as he ‘crossed: the wite Qune Ellen Joyce (0. Willis) 44 ton dog men in Canada. Mr. Earl! Corrish of Southport, who The two doubles paid $12760 when Longshot Princess: Mark With the win of Grand R in the Ripover ‘D. Gass) ; 53 breads: And traing, Beagies has buili up a Bame ss being the and $126.40 respectively and the chased - Countess Mark to the eight=dash thé second double [Nw om 65 ‘top hound man in the Maritimes and in's prize dogs are recog- ‘Quinella was good for $23.00. wire bettors were caught’ off Was good for $126.40: Peters Model (J. A: 26 nized across Canada as being of the best caliber, on the go. The only feature that bettors guard again Ot! single winners on the Maes 3a : ann -

had any great mount of luck - In the first ,half of the. Amie evening’s program included

The. words hounds and hunting are synonymous. in most was the exactor which | paid free-for-all in ‘the fifth race Sun-

y peonies’ minds and this is a keenly tollawed sport for ene cult

Pays— $2.90: $4.20: %3-00:= Texas Chief in the sixth and .o07%g) yy $4.00; $250; $250:

in the. sporting world. Trials are held annually and it is me $12 ny King pranced home in front combined with the place finish, $320

there that the hest hunting hounds are maeet out — the. ; White Choice got the evening of. Whirlawick just as bettors of Speedy Conn the exactor was’ RACES 48

mediocre ones. Corrish’s hounds’ haye heen.vecognized as . to t xpected beginning | expected for $12.20. Ozark Pete won, : among the best Canada cah offer. The, Canadian Kennel * ~ £ .* = —_ et oS dash and Captain® ee es meron 1

Club awards any hound managing to, cet 30 points anda in a series of trials a Canadian championship. Mr. Corrish has already twe champs in his kennel and another_ bitch, ° i Sally of Silvercove, has. managed to chalk up 26 points and ‘a a first place finish in only two trials this season. This is an impressive record in itself but it is magnified

Cirief the kay " |Tommie B-- Consel (J. Arsen-

: Ht) 3A RACE 2 : aeuiet 10. -Chacwelt e+. Gary rie Palmer ‘ wipe Gen TR. MecKensie) 2 Splurge (C. Smith) a1

Mountain Jester (G- MacLeod! 3| Mr. MacElywyn Key (C.: °

by the -fact’that Corrish only has seven hounds in his entire Pe ; S - hi Se t ‘a 4 Woolridge) | 63°

cat and this ratio between champions and hounds is. one sere -. men a 4 ‘ é 5 y — sae {S. eeee ‘ § Stalag Hanover (E. Bernard) 75

3 of, if net the Aighest in Canada a F eg ee Stila: Sr : Parker Scott (L: Hannah) 6 Times—2: 14.4 and -2:21.1. =

‘ A a Es ae pie ae C.P. Mason (J. Arsenault 7. Pays—$8-20: $8.70; $4.80; $2.70,

: : “TRIALS FASCINATING . awe A ee a ; : yee \Shadydale Andy (W. Craig) 8 $3.00 $6.70—$17.20, $3.90, $2.40; HA ee ee . “3 hs 3 oi | ‘Time — 2:16-1 eis $2.80; AO . rial f i t ua Cad Pee. e. : \ ~ 0, $3-20, 50,

isc atin fhe als Geese ae oa SAN FRANCISCO. (AP)—The | 7" Suony King W. Craig) 14

people who : wedge and not the driver will f eet RACES 2-4 Whirlwick (D MacNeill) 24

is determined might -find this, explanation a bit enlightening. The winner of the trial is given as many points towards his » Canadian championship standing as there are entries. That. ° is to sav if there are 20 dogs in the field there will be 20 points awarded to the ‘winner. To get into a trial a, beagle _ owner must first present the registration of his dog to the meet directors and if they deem it advisable they will allow the beagle to enter. When the judging for the winner gets

win the 66th United States open golf championship, predicts Ar- nold Palmer,.yho_ contradicts himself by conceding .an edge to | the biggest hitter ‘of them all, Jack Nicklaus.

“Jack. hits a high. towering.

13 Ohio’s Orphan/iC. Smith) (35 21|Mark Purdue ‘E. Bernard) 43 | Speedy Con (J. “Arsenauit) . 32 Kim Sue (D. Wisener) : 57 | Maynard's Missy (J. Smal:, Hi Jay (J. Campbell) ~ 64 < 44 Armond’s Buddy (L. Taylor) 73 56

incane sot (A. Pineau) | Times—2:14.2 and 2:11.2.

| Mystery Mite (R. MacFay- Pays $8.00, $4.60, $2.20; $13.20,

‘ down to business the pack is taken out onto the fields and . _ ball," Palmer said Tuesday as den) » 65 $3.20; $2.10— $7.90; $5.10, $8.10; rent to-scare up a rabbit or hare as the case may be. . . the full field of 151 checked “in Photo Chief (E- Bernard) "97 $10.00; $5.00; $4:30- 4 If the hounds lose the scent of the rabbit the first one : ‘ i : Oe for the blue ribbon tournament . Bunagton', Belle. (F..Mac-..._| First. Daily Double—G127 60. : _._to_pickup_the_trail_again. is awarded 10 points..and any other ; : re we “5 starting Thursday. “It take: t -* §8 Second Daily double—6128 40. hound whi¢h aided in the discovery will he awarded ten. soft lob shot to hold these small on ae ‘2141 and 2.14. | Saale 8 , $23.00; Exactor —

Pays — $10.90, $3.20, $2.30: | $12.20. ——

STARTERS: and POSITIONS AT

Dogs are also judged on their baying and whether ‘they just | e follow the pack or take the initiative. A total is taken by a | BANKS BLOCKED AToP LATE ‘ — eee that shot judge who runs with the pack and the hound with the most Ernie Banks, Chicago first Tom Haller as he tries to cday. Banke wes out Mays cigs i cee Rs

points is—given- the -wip,Eack: hound: le_given-aSumber-se eT baseman, is blocked off from® “oi” Byron Browne's” double “in “to shortstop Lanier to catcher «| : h the case may be) can be identified. Gey ° laus came from the defending ven nt waunds ate classified in, four classes; hounds aud |. plate by Giants catcher — the fourth inning of game here Haller. (AP Wirephoto) champion, Gary Player of South ? - bitches under 13 inches and under !5 inches high at the Africa, who said: ” SUMMERSIDE RACEWAY

SALLY. OF SILVER COVE |Angels Defeat Pa le Hose; Seen oe

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1966 - POST TIME 8:00 P.M.

Mr- Corrieh. went on his campaign “with a bitch .nam game for any ¢ » but this ARNOLD PALMER: : Sally. of Silvercove this year and her work did him pot one particularly." RACES 1ANDS8 2.

» She placed first in the Atlantic Field trials held in Halifax, 3 ti ore if Ss. a n ‘ees The 6.727-yard par-70 Olympic Country Club course, which the jan ts Day, 2—Run Away, 3—Dale Re: t -4Jim'’s J placing A points in front of the rest of the pack. She also world's best golfers attack for S—Lorna Price, 6—Hi hland- Spirit, 7—C ob ivaited Abe. picked_up-a-second,and seeing as how there were 19 and (2.15 1-8), Lizzie Clegg (2.12 1-8) four rounds throygh Sunday, is | ’ & iri oncept, 8 atian entries“in the two packs she was awarded a total of 26 eines CHACAGO. (AP) Ed ‘Kirkpate | and Teppy Gallon (2.19 2-5). |génerally proclaimed to be one . RACES 2 AND 4

Jim Bouton was cruising if eine ‘on a fourhitter and lesa. (GP) ~The pacing Belding = eee in ae lay- 1—David P. H, 2—White Choice, 3—Kid Freight, 4_Adioway b ’ — = he has y —_ ing 1-0 when Clete Boyer's two- ‘. ae ate Ope! aoe s—Magie Charm, 6—Tennessee Riley, 7—Belle Texas, 8~

yleaving her three short of a Canadian Champion rating. é I mentioned before that Mr: Corrish had already bred twe "ick smashed two homers and champions and they were Silver Cove Rosie and Patch, Russel knocked in four runs Tuesday

a Corrish-trained 15-inch biteh and as California Angels whipped base throwing error opened ai aie ok ae. ‘Chicago White Sox 10-4 and Tgates for the Orioles. \oe ecg rig med | Its. gun-barrel’ fairways are | ‘ Mr. Corrish has higher. than average hopes for Sally pitcher Dean Chance ended .a Boyer’s sixth home run of the} jane ve |flanked: by 43,000 eucalyptus, | RACE 3 Le of Silvercoye for he feels that she is by far the best of his | six-game losing streak despite \season gave New York its only | oe Pi Pgs harness ‘pine and cedar .trees, creating | 1—Chief's Gai. 2—Grand R., 3—Timmy H., 4—Potomae Chuck, hounds -so far. When talking with him he speculated “I hope [15 Chicago hits. ‘run in the fifth inning against "@cing ays. \virtuat’ tunnels for the. Griving | 5—Paddyland_ Girl. e \ to take this hound into international championship standards.” Home runs came early as) Oriole. starter Dave McNally. Presiding judge Don Canning | areas. : : a This means that Sally of Silverdale would have to get the Kirkpatrick lofted a-solo shot in’ Stu Miller pitched three per-. 22#ounced the :suspension after’ The fairways are narrow and . RACES 4 AND & :

fect “innings of relief and got the a urinalysis indicated the pre- the tough is. thick and knotty. 1—Audrey's Pride, 2—-Gary T. Adios, .3—Sunny Key, £—Doe ‘Wil -

—___ sence af _nicotirie—in—the— horse-—“Responding to the angu anguished 800, 6—Caparfly, 6—Tea Time Gal. Paacar icin area

CLEVELAND (AP) — George eee Nene Jui @ yenoh ronra |cries of the early testers, Joe RACE ¥

t Dey, executive director of the’ 2 Thomas and George Stott ham hearing at the track that he had 'US.- Golf Association, Tuesday 1-—Susan’s Birthday, Keziah, 3—West River Atom, 4—Mise

mered . ‘ that cabad Baccara Ut viet tion to his ne devas a c@- ordered: that all rough be cut Woodstock, 5—Shelton "pyr. 6--Wee Lass, 7~Lyndon Hanover, ‘ory and a split of its twi-night | sypney (CP) — Judy Direct | back to four inches. It had been 8—Sandy Bee, $—A. E. Amor's, Song ‘doubleheader against -Cleveland-swept-both heats of the featured ares ce arom. e ines, length... seeeanesll lle eieetnrencinemsmtgiaenmeinn

[ Tueeday, night red. Whitfield invitational Pace on a cesaty his fifth Open title over a 1—Jolly Don, 2—Rose “nla, Chigf, 3—Senator's Cousin, ‘al. drove in fivé runs gs the Indi- racing program here Tuesday course where he lost in a play. | SPirit, 5—Honest Patch, 6—Enterprise Lady, 7—Pine Ridge Mar jans won the opener 8-7. . night. olf tw fithe’nown: Jack viack | jon, 8—Mighty Sandy. A. E.— Mighty Rock..

__ «4 Temaining four points which "she requires: for her Canadian’ the second inning.and Jose Car- | RAS __¢hampionship_and- ~then—compete—in_the UnitedStates. where-——-aginjal did the sate. { for his No. the standards are- much higher, This is simply because . 7 in the *third.;: = ot . + the number of dogs registered for there are now upwards of Kirkpatrick booster his sea-. 10,090,000 dogs registered with the American ‘Kennel Club. In .on total to five with a blast in| order fon a Canadian dog to ‘enter U.S. competition it must {he eighth after Norm Siebern | be registered under the'U.S club so that would be the first chad walked. Be e the eighth | --stepthat Mr. Corrish would take. However as mentioned be- Je over Angels had fore the standards are higher stateside as a hound requires” aes p20 ‘whe Tom’ satrin~ three wins and 120 points as compared to one win and 30

pesca ans to: the greater number of. entries helow the ie SCHEDU LE. |

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. border. if a hound captured three events it would he very Rocky. Colavito’s grand slam- | Owner: John Ratchford _ of Daily Double 1 and 2; Exactor on Race 5: Quinella on Race close. to 120 points for the average fields run from 45-60 | The followang is the pasebaw? imer in the eighth inning had North Sydney guided Judy Di-| oa ne “ia calis—the-rougtt Exactor on Race 9. one : er | schedule for Montague this | & tied the nightcap at 7-7, but fect to victory in races three, ‘Me most formidable he has

: é : ceocbeae DEAN. CHANCH [Thomas broke the deadlock and seven..He won the third Peery a a ALO Tg Nine “8890 ———~lwith his second home rin of the’ Tae in” 2.12-2-5~and"then turned | = : : | Juveniles ve Bantams. Players ano walked. and” Paul “Schaal season, After Carl Yastrzemski in the night’s fastest mile with Mr. Corrish has had an article published by the magazine, | he on the diamond at 6 p.m. ‘doubled. : walked and Tony Conigliaro. sin- # 2-11 3-5 clocking im the seven- ; "Hounds and Hunting’:, the Bible of all hound a Saturday, June 18 —. 10.30 | ~ The Angels. tallied once in the gled, Scott whacked his - second Double winners were the or g seeing as how this is a U.S. publication it just goes to show am. All minor league players; fourth off starter John Buz- home run. of the game and 16th det of the hight” ag Gree’ other , ww a oe a ee

in what esteem top dog owners regard him Mr. Corrish is hardt on Jim F triple of the season, wrapping it credi eeding and the Islané. _| 1 p.m. All Little League players. n Jim =Fregosia triple “P- horses romped to victory ‘in re- indeed 8 it to the art of dog breeding a : and Kirkpatrick's sacrifice fly.| Sonny Siebert® who pitched # spective heats of their events.

Buzhardt, 34, was replaced no-hitter_jn his last appearance Speedy Elkington copped races

: by Dennis Higgins during &@ Friday. night. picked up’ his one and four with times of 2.19)

Giants. Boinb ica JO; oe, three-run fifth.” .|sixth victory in the opener. al- and 2.18.45. while Navarone’ z : : Chance, 48, worked six inn- though he was, knocked out in posted times of 2. 15 35 _and 2.17

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out six and ‘walked three. Boston rally. sixth.

i The Sox scored an unearned | i run’ in the second, a single ‘run. Whitfield hit a three - run anes ve oot thie fit Pra ae Loui lin the foutth on three hits and Homer and a two-run single in Ci8hth races wih times 0! 41. two more in the eighth. a irene Pi saath pee . : BALTIMORE ‘AP) — Andy with a homer—his eighth—and ]. . “SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Wil itripie and scored on “Darold Etchebarren™ tripled home the two singles in the nightcap. HEARING : AIDS lie McCovey’s two-run homer \Knowles’ balk... | tying run and scored the win- : : ~in the seventh inning snapped a PITTSBURGH (AP) — Jim ner on Luis Aparicio’s single in M A B l _7-7 tie, powering San Francisco iMaloney fired a three-hit shut-«the eighth inning as Baltimore; RITIME e tone e ey une | wm eon et arp -Giants to an 11-7 victory over out Tuesday night as Cincinnati rallied for a 2-1 victory over : Seg ange tes ~Chicazgo Cubs Tuesday. . tres edged Pittsburgh Pirates New York Sheed night. RACING Custom. fitted: instruments _at — McCovey's 12th homer, fo 3-0. : peigerisaiee ene. * ‘ snowing & single ‘by. pinch “Wie Maloney didn't walk a hatter Brown (3), Hart (16), McCovey | | TRURO — ‘CP) Drivers and iad PEA a = z ee renner: wan he: Se oe jand struck out seven in’ winning (12). horses escaped injliry in a three- D.R.E : th f he ( Wil . R. EATON CO. LTD- - fhe game. for the Giants, Willie ihis seventh game against two American League ; horse pileup im the third race 5189 Sackviile St., Halifax «Mays. Tom Haller. Ollie’ Brown ‘defeats. California _ O11 130 031—10 101 ‘of Tuesday's harness racing pro- 15 George 'St., New Glasgow Bis Hheet, the thick okies | The Reds gave Maloney the Chicago 010 100200— 4151 gram here. 18 George'St.. New Glasgow Hs yney ATTRACTION — An aided aiteaction: behive hack: Car No. €

~ Billy Hoeft. the third Chicago we pitcher. gave up. McCovey’s' tie- ~breaking shot and also was ~clifped for a run-scoring double

Chance (4-8), Sanford (7), Luis Gea tee Avalon Frost Pur- ‘Gentlemen: i joff southpaw Woody “Fryman, (7), Lopez (8) and Satri- que a’ uckster did ‘not finish | Please have your specialist 'who lost his second game after 4n0; Buzhardt (3-4), Higgins the race, won by Nora Hal C. call at my home. : lwinning his first four: (5), Wilhelm (8) and Romano, __ There were no double winners.

driven by -Careless Wheels (Bobby) Beers. A 1959 Cameo with. a 1966 427 cu. in. 425 horsepower motor and four speed transmission. This car features dual wheels on‘the outside. Built by Bob Beers and Ronnie Mac-

‘only run he needed in the fourth

—by Hal Lanier in the seventh McNert (RB) HR Cal — |Other single winne Fire- | NAME eA < ; : dded two- runs in McNertney s al —| rs were. Fire Se eet ene atten Donald will be a challenge to all, v . “ Mays. wip cnt honheret sea raphe esas Kirkpatrick 2 (8), Cardenal (7): cracker (2 ik 28). Chesnut ee pean z all stock car dri ers in ‘the Maritimes. ft — SInCe HN - move im within Fir ro x press (2.117; Nora Hal C (2.14 PD eb bobs oo esse owe ¢ Hs ; ° *v ee ae ee ae _ stich —— opto 920 000 4n1— 7 62 25). Harmony Bob (2.13), Suzie Ly ‘RACE . PURSE See ee eden an Cleveland ~ 260000 00%— 8 71/' _=time lists ee BASEBALL | Santiago (4 - 4), Stephenson é ' oH No. 1 Canadian Tire Corp: oo Mall, Ch ‘town) “ Speen eee = (2), Morehead (51, Osinski (7 ORY camer - G OMROE e es and came off Chuck Estrada. RESULTS ; and Ryan; Siebert (6-3), Radatz Haller also connected in the ot (7), McDowell: (9) and. Azcue.

first off Estrad ae Rides. hits hanes. -eiiply|. TOM HALLER _ |p - ‘THE -ABSOCIATED . preas HR: Cle Whitticle (e __, a1]

-homer in the fourth and Hart when catcher. Chav National League » Baltimore 000 000 02x-— 2 70

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hoth off reliefer CatKoonce : Pittsburgh 000 000 0 30 ‘ : . Billy Willfam,s« hammered [™™ i" @ fundown Maloney (7-2) and Coker; Fry- Richobacten, HRS NY i ae Z MEN'S LOAFERS — No.4 a = : ia i wees

three h the fifth off, Aaron's 218t homer in. the (4-2) and May, Parliaroni. /-- Giant starter Ron Herbel.. ‘seventh -scored Woodward “who i), HR: Cit—Simpson (2)... (6 No. 5 Gaudet's Auto sal Shop, Eden St., Flat V-8 NEW: YORK JAP)OSt Leute fom ere ; ‘St. Louis 061 020 000 9130 : ne cylinder . . $50.00 NE OUNS The Phillies cut the Rraves’ New York. . .000:001 010— 2101 =e ave ONLY Soba: reve us) eit SROEE 56 AL St No. 6 Lucky Dollar Food Stores, overhead valve v- 8 $50. ad

knocked out, Dick- Rusteck. a lead «to. 7-4, scoring twice in the Stallard (1-2), Hoerner ‘B) a 6 6 _Ne 7 G. & G. Dairy, Ch’ town, _ Gonsolation re race for - :

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4 eighth : and Corrales; Rusteck (1-1), J é ACE first major league start. and ay ‘ . stored. six rune in the second| The Braves.- however, pulled Bearnatth (2), Hepler (2), Wil 4. }3 OUR BYWORD f (3), Selma ‘5). -Hamilton

~_inning- Tuesday-on-the way to qa away again inthe ninth aslnp ers

: jay 9) and Steph HRs: StL- i co ~ oration -¥.2_victory over. New. York ‘Torre. hil a_pinch:hit~tresstubra eet ih sn oy NY += -Volkswagens ~~ “non winners... . $25.00 ‘Eleven Cards t ta the ee e Kranepool (5). : Are Gur Specialty : ey ‘

at tate in ie. Senet ‘ice Jerry Juniors Whip (Chicago ow 138 060 — 7101 : € ; ea a, ‘i No. 8 Tulle Bros. (Easy Cleaning Supplies) _ i 4 Rurchek htt as twoerdun homer 7 : San-Fran,--—-400120 31x—HAd-t- Complete hne — of-— genuine a Fo All There were five singles; a walk. BIS Shamrocks Estrada, Koonce (1), Hoeft, Volkswagen - parts., e ! ae Free r hie er binciw Os * woe eeesees $100. 00 n_imterference. call against.‘ bi ; 0-2) (6), Jenkins ‘7) and. Hund- ' ee ake fateher Johf Giephengon wea Al he Ellie Brotners Vomies YE: Herbals: Priddy” (6s,” Henry RUDISCH'S — $25. 00 for the Queen's County Stock Car Assocaition et double- steal in the imnine showed their joy at having found aie SC had ait and ‘ GARAGE # Tracy Stallard, making his a éponsor as*thes vhipped the aller ; § } uilamMs Alberry Plains y ¢ x » Awe Tecond start. held his old mates rRES/@hamrocks 15-7 ‘heh ya 8); SFs*Mays (14), Haller: (9), ; > CANVAS a a curbs until Fd Kranepgolhis-inert:h 8 of Ron Sake . - - é New ALL CARS MUST BE IN PIT BY 7. 30 P. M,

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nomered jin. the sixth. Joe Hoer-’a regularly scheduled City ‘Leg

ner took over in the 9-degree gue ~ softhall game «However i. vee for heat when Stallard wavered in three cbiiiecutivemerrers tea re _ SHOES men the eighth i E two unearned. runs in the first cS apa ae oe ter tne Bar oaATiG ae tha 88 ee A 1—$29.00 Cash (Nickerby ‘Ent. Ltd.) rarer ater on otc Pcie Wn a “THURSDAY, JUNE 16 fs 3 homer, “" single SPIES: Aah aban’ | t git h tn hi Neus Paes 1. : 4 nf 5 bd “and also’ scored on a throwing aN chine od ia a he nf the f Blue - Black - Brows 6-12 x 2—25 Ib. bag Cream of the West Flour, ; ieee delphia 11-6 Tuesday mght and ty Goer n°’ Bann . ( Rex . az 30 P M. : _— * | $ 00” ; : ended a four’ - game. losing. dcreate ontiik a fre wine a * : < : ° ° e = , ADULTS 1 Re J, streak. the four team. jeague host the ae Kp Children under 12 Free ;7~"1 : Aaron broke a4 1-1 tie in the Juniors at the patk this evenina-| . yO = — : ; ree oats tats Ee. 1 CARLETON SPEEDWAY ff euseeos. brat 2.1201

home ondy— Woodward .who all Junior plavers to be. at 18 : : ‘ . " ——e oe ; Sporimernneerintng = = had doubled..He then scored (field before 6 ; : ren Ce hes lis sadam = - ;

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error as Atlanta toppled Phila losing -pyte hers Gallant