7 SEPTEMBER s, 1924

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Indications Sliewlilfbg g Before Three Year Old and ‘Possibly? Two Year 01d Joins Peter Manning

‘ and Ulilan in Two Minute Class.

By W._H. Grocher.

Th.) flights o! speed thown by two and tire-e year nld llﬂﬁtlF-‘i ‘ii their races at Cleveland nnd Read ville show that-it will not belong before. a three wear old and ptissibly

n two your old joins Peter itliinniiig and tinlan iii. the two minute list. -li1 his ltoadvillo race when he equalled the world's race record ot‘ 2.02% for three year oids Ully Richard flashed troin the linlfiniiil nnirk to tiie wire in 1.00l/.i- Al. tilt‘ “mo point tloiiiiiioilori: Wilson trotted a middle halt‘ ot‘ ii ltent in 1,01% while at Cltll/lflllllll tlio two year old filly Sumatra rncod tilt last halt ot‘ a sceonil boat iir1.02% and the i-ast lialt'~o1‘ a tiiii'd hcnt 1n- 1112, The clip shown by the threw year loits was fast, o-noiigh to win tree for ails. . -

At present tiny Richard, Mr, Mcl-llwyn, (fnionel iiosivtirth and Cuniniotiore Wilson aro tho loaders in the tiiroo yoai‘ old} world. ‘The last iiaiiiml will iiol got very inucli .’illl‘jlig\ﬂﬂ lio has only-tine or two engagements. Tho tithors" will. ‘iioircvor. continue to iicxin ton. 0n tho way uvc the fiist iiilt: track at, 'l‘uletio, (irozior oxpcttts tu drive Guy Richard in even tiiiit-‘or uizilto the horse that boats his colt go there.

'l‘lio loaders in the two yoi-ir old world are Slllttktlfll. iloppy. Alive" tiny aii-d Jean. (‘ializ 'l‘ho last iiainoii has not as yol won» n heat but as she was ivitliin ii nod in tho feature ovonts at Syracuse. ’l‘olodo, (Jolunihtis and licxiiigton.

At this time when -iic\v race ru- cords are being niade and when nstor tline zigainst tho watch can in» lookotl fur it inight bo woll to Liiio ii glance over tho clianipiiiiis which preceded them. (‘tix hail onc marked lior -.ignlnst time in 2.02%

after she won the Kentucky Futur-

ity in 20st,, her time being made in a third lioat. in her trip against tho ivntch ltlielinila took tho tbroe your old honors from Sister llortlia. She iiold it from 1020 when slic trotted 'l‘liis mile was n tiuartoi" of n sot

Miss llortha Dillon

pm“. “n0 "Hun, i“ U“, Knmncky‘,lltiy with thirteen. Dillon Axivortiiy

Futurity in 1!11~l_ llnclt of the

E. t‘ltior.ititi lioid tho lhroo your old

ri-oord with ii iniio in 2.114%. llo who lii UllY‘

S\ll't't'l‘.ll<‘(l “Pllllbill latts

11107 to lk tiio dual honor from Koii- ‘ _ tut-liy 'i‘odti and Fantasy. both ot‘ llill Wlllllllll-i lllﬂlllll-‘i llll-‘l Yl'l1l‘ lll which stopped iit 2.08%. tho former llvvlll)’ ‘»~'l'\"lll ‘ill “llllllldllll llY fin-- ln 1007 and‘ the (lhinios niaro in‘

1303.

111.1892 in his three ' yonr old torni Arlnii pulled n bike siilky iii 2.10% which was only n tinnrtor oi‘ a second fnstci‘ than high wheels over the kito track as n twn your old. The iniio. how ever. was fast onnngh to take the pliiro of the‘2.l2 which Axtoli inado ln lkhll and which was the world's record for ttltilllnns as well as tho throo year old liiiilt on that dale. Axtoll cut tho rocnril from 21.18. it was placod them in 1.987 by Siiblo Wilkes. llo lv- turii look the honor from Pitrmi nnd llindn Rose liotli of which wore tlod at 2.111% Rook of tiioin tho Ibrl-o vonr old loaders worn l‘li'l T"l]“|\"l'] 2°1 in lilill Jon-wt 223%.’- ln 1878 ﬁlnlno 228 in 1877 and l,:idv Qiont 1'29 in flirt tlrst lliroo yonr nld to licnt 2 510. tho ﬁlslosi nrlnr‘ 10 lior

being 2.31 liy Tllaclrwnntl in 1869.

oh enjoy: cool plunge. Hare . i ' ' s Fr

. ......n.=v~.,' _ _,___,,

bi‘ 2.05%. lt

iiast your in ldtbolinda. He

in. ‘LtlZlliA. , 1),“; iMtiiiros.

below the mark made by Tho Real 2-0355; _ liady in 11117, the szinio yi-nr n,“ nnd \\altor lJiroct linvo each l)t't'll

lrnnnn n, crcditcd with seventeen winners. gnu” nnnnlling "n, I-nnnrn wni(-n|'|‘iii= other loaders arc lloilgowuoti

fornildnlitp nan nf Ortolaii Axworthy with clovoti and p,.n.,- “n. (grant ﬂnnn. wnn nnnnn“ Atlantic Express with lilll, his lat» “n. morn-n“ win finn in“; in, “no ost being Joritz with which Aoker»

land lilrla (luy at liartforil Labor

‘ or and

n1,‘ m]; to lyii Park. (‘ll‘V(‘li\lltl, with Dlroctnni

Tom Mo

theue warm dayu the tissue paperweight champion! do Maintaining at ‘Madiuon Square Garden. where they are able

ank and Bob

t» itiﬂvill not b6-L01-lgl_ '

'i‘iu- two your old champions oanii- ltf their honors in toss time than tho fouls a your older. 1X77 So So attracted iittoiitioii by trotting in 2.31. it iiiilml as the. host until 1830, t‘niit'ornin entered tho early speed field that yonr and inado its presence felt by putting ovor Sweetheart 2.20% and Frill! (‘rockoi- 2.25% in who season. 'i‘iio last Iliillllld was the first of tho‘ ldioctluiioors. lu 181111 Pain Alto snnt nut a r-aw star called Wild- tlnwor. Slio trotted in 2 21. Siiir oi followed her in 18148. She hold- tiie two yonr std record ot‘ 2.18, the ihroo year old record ot‘ 2.13%, an iitltllll‘ iviiich siie enjoyed for scvon days whon Axteli ‘put another cut in it in 1580, and the world's reecorti being the last one inzido to a high wlioel suiky in 1801

Marvin's next speed marvel was Arion . lu 1391 hc trotted in 2.10% to high ivheels. - This lll‘.il'l( remained uiibleattin tor eightoon years. Like all (tillers it iront at last in 1007 when Nativi- lie-lie trotted, in 2.07% at Lexing Lon. Spoizinttirs ivorc stininotl liy tho spood of tlio Moko of tho filly. Now a iniio in or nmii" that tinio is oonsidorod a niattor of coiirso as was shown by Sumatra. Poppy nnd Alli-on tiny iii their rc- cciit races. in tho intorvzil, how- ever. the public. sow Jetoi- Voiu ciit tho two yUl-tt‘ old mark to 2.114% in 1012i, Tho ltcal Lady trot Iii in 1016. and Ztlr, ltlclﬂlivyn in 2.04 last your. .

'i‘ho returns from Rondvllle llllt tillicr niootings tho saiiic wieok has llit)\'t'.tl Peter the (lrciit up to tho. top of the list of winning sires. iic now has twenty oight, his latest. ndldit‘ boing Toboiiii. Potci‘ Stout l)l'l)lllt'i‘ to Miss ilarrls M.. Dclagtia s Potor, Pctcr (‘iirti-i‘ and lloter lloroal. San Frontal co, (Jny Axwortiiy and lioiwin iiro ticd for second tiiact- tnicli with twenty- sovon. (lny lticliartl with a now witirnce o1’ 2.02’); is the brightest. slur in the Guy Axworthy group. Twenty-cm: winners have been ro portod for 'l‘iio l-larvestei" and iaightecii for Etawali, one oi’ his new coincrs boing the three year old ilolliiirt- which won iii 2.12% (1,Vt‘l‘ tho half-mile track at Des

lio is out. ul' Eva (‘rod Peter Voio, 'i‘ho Exponent

'5

and 'i‘raitipfast each with twelve,

man dtifoiiti-d (‘olonoi llosirortii

Murphy liinvipoti the niiinlior of

ishing in front with Baron “lorthy. 'i‘llly llikicltfkniiioiiii Direct. linitt-tlit (‘znrwnrtliy 'l‘lio saino wook Vlc' Fleming inovod up to lwcnty-throo by “llllllilld! at llrook

l\'., Peter Wooster and liilly the (iroat. Tho victory of (luess- wirk at (llovolaiiiii moved Fioniiiiing np to twonty wliilo Will llttonis fourtlrivitli nlhollfPll. Loose tlod with Palln at soventeoti liy whining at Plnttsburgh with iintli lirooko. Kato llal and llal liogont. Anothor \\"|i- by liucorn lloilrloy tiod llarry llrusle at tliir-

ure now at the ten iinirk, the form-

toon. Vail i11“iVt'll up to twolvo whoii he \\'llll at (‘lovolantl with.

Tommy llorrv's score slxlocir. lly v-lnnlnv at itoatlvltlo with "omnin

(‘inv ltiolr-riPs victory

Ire lhown the Michel twins-

twat‘

rqiiito stiff enough to ﬁr) lllonr l-illﬁ into an nngoll-iist- tin. lot Lnkn nnn nun Qrise until light. sprinkle top with 510w “on A mnnn, was gwnn “n. l" l‘ memory of “Pop" tleors by ll sli .1401"! 0V0". llllll tllllv" “illlll will‘ out interval, all tho horsemen gziih- ‘butter. ‘

I

0strie1itis.ltun in

‘ennui sept‘. 5.—--ThB

of l-taliun drivers.

Eat-h ostrich was harnessed to

a bamboo sulky with pnoiiiiizili tircs whlclrwas

nature ot‘ a wiiipliig

motors (one iniio is 1.01103! inot

orsl. ‘Different sells or obstricheis ivere nsod, and then there was n tlecldlng sprint 0t’ 1,200 meters for the earlier winners. The first liiur opoan championship was won by Nino, a graydioaileil tonioyeaiwiilti. itrivin by Signor Nit-ions. .lr. 'l‘lio iii-Ivor, who liaidnibttiinod an onsy

victory i_n _oacli of tho ovonti, re

ooived a laurel wreath decorated

with the ltalian colors. ' --—Q6-Q>

How They Stand

AMERICAN IAEAG Ulll

' w. t. Wasliiiiigttiii . . . . . .. T7 55 Now York ‘ 7-1 57 St. Louis . . . . . . . . . .. 0h‘. till illos-ttin 50 TJ

Phliu.

(‘hit-ago .. n7 Tl .435

N.-\'l‘l().\'.\i. LEAGUE

\V. ii. Pr.

Brooklyn . . . . . . . 7S 51 .005 New York 7S 52 .1300 Pittsburgh . 76 52 .593 Cincinnati . . . . . . . . .. 71 112 .5513 Chicago till 01 .527

St. Louis 55 71 Pliilu. ill it A iUOBllHl lti 85

BASEBALL

A vory interesting game ot‘ bnso~ bnll wits plnycd botweon tho West St. Peter's lllhﬁlflltlltltlllﬂ and Moi-oil llroaiiiioiiglits, at West. St. Potoss, on Aug. 25, which resulted ln ii favor of tho Mitch crodlt. is duo Mr. W. Hourglass, who llllllllflhil tho g-anio much IlU tho satisfaction ot‘ Mr. N. McDonald. who

score oi‘ ~12 to 0 in Foariioiiglits.

all; also acted as base j_iidge.

or winning at Miiwauke with Fay otto National and the

and Pluto Watts.

Murphy said "'l‘he next

that will trliii hini." form it looks as

___é<0->—~—— RAISED APPLE CAKE

v Mix 1 cup sciildeti llllll-i‘. 2 ialilc~ ‘Wltnnivciml nnd ltliss lloiwin zindMsptitnm of butter and four of tor-tar llllion at lllzishingioti. l"l.. madoénnti lot cool. Add half a yﬁittélwfllltt‘

(llSLlOLVtHl in onetoiirlii cup ot‘ inki-

sugnr _aiii_l cinnnnitiii. bnko

mo}.

Sheets of n-owapnper spread on ‘nary. the lionr under a carpet are excel- lent for keeping away moths. ‘Flirt’. anywhere near

will never go printer's ink.

iimfvdiivﬁﬁiﬁrlt 171m

‘Berlin Meeting _

first ‘pntil c’ ostrich races to be held in Europe were ran thin afternoon on the course ut Rnhieben. The birds were bred on the farm of Signor Melons in Sardinia. and were train od by his son, with the assistance

.'l imnstrncttid to tltoshape o1‘ the bird's body. A light driving ruin W115 illU-l-‘lltill t» lltr. beaks and a wand was Will/ml when necessary on the flanks to prevent the birds from pursuing their customary zigzag course. The ilrivers oocnsloirzilily slapped tho racers onﬂbut very gently, as it 1,4 assorted that anything in tho would com- piitely distiearton them and main-l thom iisoiess for the track. ISinuo zoologists and trainors have liilh> oito invariably soothed at the nos» ribiilty ot‘ training a bird so pro- vrerblally stupid, the results ot‘ thig afternoon's meeting, obtained aftor one year‘s trziiiiing, iiinst cor liiinly be rognrilod as satisfactory.

'l‘hrer= races wore rnn ovor rls~ tancos of 2.100, 1.31111 and 1,000

(ioshen trainer at Readville with ‘Pobciin The latter trot- tcd in 2.03%. the middle half ot‘ the mile being tiincd in 59% seconds. After the race at lteadvillti when Pluto Watts defeated lllttn Driilon. ‘vml time meet that horse l will start one ‘On public: though 'l‘lily ltrowko ll-l the only one. tiiiit has a chameo.

PRIIGSQUE lSlJE, Me. Sept. 5.— John it, Braden. "The Presquc isle iron liorse,” showed his old form today and won the frec fur all ln stiaiglit heats, tli efeaiurc event of the Northern Mattie lnir, lVllltill drew an lllllllltfllﬂé crowd. llradon drew the pole in the first heat ainl was never headed. llan licdgewotid the Woodstock pacer, driven by William llriokloy niado a raco oi‘ it itir Braden and tlirtaatoneiil lrnqiicii- ily. brushing iiiin iionie at top

plenty loft at any time licdgewood got too teloso. J‘ ~ son Grattan slio wed bursts of spoott which thrilled the crowd biil did not keep them up. in tho second and tiilid boats Willard drovio n comfortable raoe and WHSIIIBVPI‘ sorlously tliroiilcnoil llrkrkiiey was not 'l)ilt?l( in tho third lie-at. tho Judges i-lziiniing that he tirowdetl Jackson (iraltan with ii narrow escape for a collision. Star lei Stickiiey announce-i tho death oi “Pop" (HITS, delivering, a hriol’ eulogy and asked the crowd to stand and all amlvities siifipended while the band piayod “Onward i(!lii'liitiaii Soldiers." “Willi? ilio iii-st get oil ot‘ John 1R. llriiden- tlio yvllt‘ ling filly. Anna Briiilon, was brought on the track beside bier

St. Stephen, N. 1)., gelding. Way land Echo, surprised the talent by winning the 2.20 class zifter finish- ing behind inithe flr_st two heats. The 2.16 race went over alter the lloiilton horses. Peter Stillwell and Aiired King and the Preisque isle entry lloiinld eKilh, had shown it hoiid with filial results- puzzling tiie talent. The siiiiiiiiiiry:

Free For All, Purse $2,000.

John it. llradon. bs_ by John it (lentiw (Willard) 1 1 l lnin liedgewouti, b s. tllrit-kiey) __.__.__.._.. 2 2 ‘J Jackson (iritttan, bs, -(Bnr- _ rill) ___ v _.. 3 3 2 'l‘in1c”2.0li‘A, 2.110%. 2.0951,, I 2.20 Mixed, Purse $500. Wayland Echo. bg. by Flt-ho Todd. iSouthard) .... _. 6 3 l 1 1

ilitlNil I§l'].l\(.‘ll. Mists Agnes, tleragiity “'4ll‘itl'i< It. it'd for tho women's 100i st sirolto swiiiinilng rnoo lllll)‘ wiion she ninil

yard bri ltorie rot.

Miss .-\nii:i Anon’ but “mum, ammarnn‘ to have, who hall a liiiiidiciip oi iii $t't‘(llillS,! iticul a iload for sot-nnd pl.ico with hii-is lllloiiiior (iol- iiian of Milwauk -o, wlioso lian tlicnp was Ii li4‘l'()||(l, The rat-o was :i \Vlll.'ll‘ll‘ri

tloraglity

Rllluulll lit'lll‘llll

sire and given a great ovation. The '.

sioiii-i‘ t‘uri'.in, tiic llﬂttllllltftlli

os llatilcy (Doro) 'l‘oii_\' .\la.i-, b g (vllttylki) ._ Main Shot, b g llhiilte)‘ .. Anilora (llrl b '1 lllilylltll) -l 'l‘iii'ic——2.12‘z| 2.125% 2.12;‘...

‘flaunt-r .\l., b nol- Loaf (Farnigv) .__.. 1 Julia .\l, Direct, b in (Pot

‘Carl (1., ch g tlltiro) _. llal Spout-or, b g (Yuill) __Zl - l’otei' Look also slail d.

l-‘ar North. biz. by

tho Northern .\liin.

(Gerow) _ _ . _ _ _ _ __l 1 4 3 Justina. liriii. (Schw l

Noro llingen Qiiidnmsot and Wall top Brooks also started. 'l‘lino- 2.10%, 2.10%, 2.17 l/g.

2.16 Mixed Purse seoo (Unfinisliedll

Peter Rtillowil, lig. by Peter the Great (Ne- vers) _-.

llonalil Keith.

2112

bg by Dan-s Brother (Ge-

FOW) . . . _ _ _ . . . _ . . . .. l 2 4 t Alfred King. ‘big. by

King llcllinl (Key- .

N) . _ _ . . _ . _ _ _ . _ _ . _ _. ti 3 '2 1'

'l‘oni B., bi! (Baker) ll 4 3 rol

liia-uiond Boy nnd Miss Sllll|1ilui' sie also started.

'riiii@~2.it1/.. 2.12%, 2.11m, 2 l2 l/i.

At Lewiiiwton.

lilDWlS'l‘t)N, .\lo., gltﬂl. 5.-~n=n--' or. on the wind itp day n1‘ tho \iilii=- State Fair went in straight floats

water. one toaspooii salt, and n". 1,.“ "ﬂllTPd waq 0m lloro \\'ll<on and Wilson Exiircsﬁ- two clips of tloiii'. [Ni n i-iso nntli lllll<l"‘l light in n wiirni place. ilion add a """"'""‘l"<‘°"mzimJ" “m” "l m" "WW" "mﬂ" (‘llll lll llllPlY trlioppoti apples ﬂllll gor. Lester Dore. ot‘ itoadvillc. land "Y "llll Wm Dipkurscmﬁllltttlgll iiour to make ‘ilvtlﬂllﬁll no‘. ‘,4 tn. 3J4 nnnnn: St“](‘\ wnn "n". a lll*ll‘ll‘ll-’,li-_\- l1. and tho Fox cloan up horse.

but wvoro lnioresting. ilaniior l\l. tho favorite. lrinn linvorhlli, Mil-H won the froo !or—:ill lizindily ov.c|- ii fast field, mpotitlntz his win at llnn

no trouble iii tho

oring in front of the grandstand ivhiie the band played, The sniii

2.14 Pace; Stake Purse $1,000.

llaniey 11.. b g.

by Jani-

linvlc Watt. ingrntla (Sim-mans) - -~---~- llalllo Arcliilnlo. land Main llrai-i- also started i'l‘luie\'. 1 8 Vi,

When boating

N H. lliilili-lNllil llililllllil WINS n iliililﬁillﬁllﬂll HEBUIJE iﬁllfoseeiwy

100 Yard iVlark Breast Stroke

inado in l0 'lity. liow~v

liiiuin

oi tho natioiiiii

' diving ('l|itll1]llUll‘5lllll. iliggEii. ilnal wliiiioi“ for America. in ill’ inst til ynipio giiinoti, successfully (loloini ed lior litlo o‘. llitiillllfll iliring, cliaiit pioii. iloioiiting Miss lioloii \V:iin Wi‘l_‘lli and Mist.- Aliiiii Mann. hits: 120.73 points. _.\ti.~~..i n lvaiiiivrlizifi 127.33 iniii Miss nann-

A lion-ii

(Canadian Press)

NICW YORK. Sept. 5'1.‘ warrantl for the iirrost of Luis Angel ll‘irpo. I Argontin clioavy\vcigii1, on dcptirtalitin tod by Socrottiry ind by lniinlgrntitiii (‘oniinls (‘tiiiiiiiissliiiii-z‘

today

Frde For All; Purse $1.500.

2.1014, 2.11mi. 2.014%.

zizso Trot. Stake Purse $1.000.

man) __________ .. 2 2 2 2 ro lillklt BPH- ill lll‘ lllllll‘ lﬂlln Watts. bin. l ll“ llxnrrse (W. 'l‘- "W l (Keyos) _ _ _ . _ . . .. i 4 3 ro (‘ziloni llc\\'\'.\'. l11-Z i\llll' '

lli|l‘\'t\~‘lii‘l'. br iii

2.20, 2 20.

a

. was”

:|~Il:ll-lll:\t-l-ﬂ . ,, --. .

ll ll

9.

OH‘ wAiTﬁR

ilor the

linen in lliiind. A. \\'. .1 11 roo. loll for llali.‘ Si. John is to b- iosriitotl. Mayiios. don Wilson nni ltonboio. lllll 41o, shot lllll, nirii innin llllll |)lli‘>lllll|~, l'<l.H]l|~t'li\'|-l_\‘, l‘ l|lli| good ni-couiit iii‘ llioiiiiH-lvoii. iﬁllllil" tliistnnt-o iii i ltlllllllt ‘.23 2 5 .<ll‘i‘tll|tiﬁ,l Yioii-ans ltlltl 2 5i ol it socoiitl oft‘ iior pro vlous inark .\lliss (it

N. Y., Sept. 5-- hiolto

Luis Firpo Still In Trouble

for charges has of

g. by lillll"

_i

":11: i; l:

an i:

(ll g (Wells) 3

lloiiiicy

,>__ carpets givo tl\ hardest ‘blows to tlio wrong sido. l'i‘on heavy a boating onliie right may spoil the. tiaxttiro.

‘Many Enter For Maritime Meet

i -ll4'l)lli'l:-i from iiiiliinx show llint

ontiics have boon iitor: W

zzriiiiiids tiiorc Siinio oi' llio

Frotliwlolt

(tl_riiii-l;i.i iii illl‘ aiiJ Violin‘ Mn

tiinrnthoiior, at‘

.|i..irn:il_i. ,

ry tiroli. of

tlVt

\

l' "“” ‘amw "

SAY DO YHEs ~<EE I=

n-m-r U9

.\llul'lllli1c

this triiok

iinos will bo on ‘l‘1'lt'l\|-t

(‘ovoyq who will tlt'l ‘ ‘

the Mail;

tho moot» 1st. John

l ALL Olxw 1 1.

tell

{in tor the last two or tiiroo da track and {moot to ln- bold on tin- Wan.loi~ . I afioriio/ni gti-ziiii ivliii-linioxl wool. w ziiiil

z u.

lllitiiilitit- liy tho local Y. .\i. l‘. ,tl".- nloot. . did not] liir win tho otoiit. First ‘lllitllt- won. tol llltlllll llllo "I'll" ny |;,~,|‘_.v,.nn;_ i'o|inii itlllit-lv iii l l’liil Miiolltiliiilil.

‘J. ll.

t‘ii:irl<i1tolti\\'ll lwn. -l l0 yard -liil: ’.

-_-¢‘u>_---

Harry Greli Won “"""°'“"" “i-i-‘i..'i.’.‘ﬂ‘il' "'

BRITISH ONSOLS

15/15 ¢ 20t>~25¢

it? %g,_,,,.,.,.z.z.-¢

ALSO PACKED m us: or no

oi

Girls of Ocean City, N. ., under the leadership of Ethel Quirk Philips, are shown executing dances of Qld Greece on (he B043. ‘ with the Atlnniit- Ocean as a fitting has '

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l I

l @i\iu s. l~r \ Purim: slllvmi Gltul Huiain riqI-h I

‘Australians And -._. nchmen Won in Davis Cup Match

ilii()(ll\‘ii.1'.\'. .\iass.. iivlitlll‘ 1.. iPilllittfﬁtﬂii

t down to tiofi-at beiori-

lnioiislo. o1 l"|.iiit-~-. l11 lb" llilllllllll’.

iaiiiliwn nmgi-i, n; [no

‘up .~.oiios at the. IJHIH‘

i-‘tl (‘iiib iii-re this ililliﬂ"

noon, but Pitt. tfiizirn W0ti.i,

,.

U. S. Davis Team Is Now Complete, Fre '" .\'ll.‘\\' iwiiii<tisopii .1. iniio-qt" a pouring 1 lliclinriis. o!‘

iioward l\'iii.~.i.-_\', of San (‘al., i-oiiiploti» llio

tniiinly Nialotiiin. 1

lliliiliiln ono illlllrll o pit-or; for i118 .; who n. piro tii i'liiill~<t1gt* the . ior ilio liiti-rnationai

will .i|:iiiio.i in tlio iiii‘

non |ll1|_\'lll',', fnpaiii n|' lii- lPitill, llfll A.‘ colors in .j| lloiioliol- l'-'li>=i|i'~.~1l llirliiii-oiiin- n" ino si-ii-i-iion ooniini: Williams ' tho lit-st. ill foliiiiiiploioaiiiii -.ilini»i'lii:1is ill ilhirost ml,‘ lilo‘ “P, anion-n Hi. 0-1, 10, 0-4, 6-2-

iiow zilllioiiitiiicnth- v ~-<-¢4>i—~

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also l~ll'l‘i‘li'li for iiis liiniloiii. “li'lllli'll.~ on his show ‘lwunnrdis Linn-nan, Re||¢v l"l"§'.l‘1lllll ing 2l‘.'itll|.'~l '|‘ildon yimti-riiny niidi .

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