The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1918, Page 10

WITH SEVEN HILLS IN TOWN, NO WONDER THE ROMANS HAD SO MANY THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1918. Champion Benny Leonard Doing His “Bit” for Government and Doing First Class Work Too. | Oovrriatt THis! Ses Yard ivetne hie ONE signing himsel: writes to mo that he has “figured | \ out that Benny Leonard is doing one-half of 1 per cent. of work for the Untted States, and is a wonderful help.” 1 can readily place “Sport.” He is a slacker, and to cover himself is try- “ing to belittle the work dene by others, As for Bonny Leonard, be needs no commendation from this niiznamed “Sport.” Benny, ts doing | his work for the War Department, ahd doing first class work. Just now Benny is in California, He was de- tauled there by the War Department té fight a four-round bout with Johnny McCarty in a huge spow TT) ii } Vin !] SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK SOLOMON GAVE HIS WHOLE NAME TO POSTERITY EVEN THOUGH HE SHARED IT WITH 300 WIVES. GOLFERS WE HAVE MET Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) I Suppose Tost rOPLG WANTA @o HAVE an AurUL NERVE. MY BALL Isnt Lost Yer! WELL, LET ‘em WAIT! THEY GoT AL AFTERNOON ! SEND ME A a WITH BYES IN WIS HEAD = Yoo Couron't Sew given to raise funds for athletics in the training camps, Benny was the groat attraction in that show. When he appeared in the ring for the final bout the big crowd cheered him for tyenty minutes. Out in California tMey appreciate what Leonard ts deing for his country, whether our (probably Teutonic) friend hiding under the allay “Sport” appreciates tt | YOUNGSTERS SHINE INTERNS TOURNE Losr? W's MY No, No, caonie = fever To (T Can't ee HERE! WHY, 'T CAN'T ney TT ony UeNST INTO Be Lost, £ RAK A CARELESS BRIE or me Never Lose fF HARLEM CLUB Conve event & BAO trict, ee | — NEVER. “O'Bo Zee | Playing of J. S. O’Boyle and Vincent Richards the Feature. J. 8. O'Boyle, a sailor from |the Petham May Naval Training tion, trounced Benjamin 1. Letson the former national boy champion, in the open tourney on courts of the Harlem Lawn chu Just to show the stuff of c tL dust DROP youngsters are made Vinc Rich ONG WITHOUT A ards, tho present holder the na- PENALTY ~ tonal boys’ title, beat Herbert H DIDN'T Lase Wat Mancheste fter the latter had vie BALL, YOu KNOW = tory within his nd was once within a st v 1 Man chester won son, Ho old Rieha William T. Ti sylvan former Y ably took in the second Ww. yie un, a J overhead volies \ fort points. The I er DH arting Life as a Boxer _ He Is Now Active Member | of N. Y. Stock Exchange SUS of not. The show toot n $23,000, which wilt ie tec tied Kilmer will be seen hereabouts very shortly wearing the A ) | — f buy boxing gloves, bascballs, foot- [ yle in Kentucky Derbtes. |Harry Harris Has Had aj'¢cr, Ho started boxing around tne! No Limit in Sight for the| {st 2t,, Gavin had a chance to ca " " halls, &c., for the soldiers in training ear aiknk — Vv d Cc q on ote NEES Chicago in 1896, | - olg ie | ull of her bisques. There was on t Peete Costas Sac ATITY | sak I See eee ee ee ee ee eee arie reer | Which pc Aicected & eeod coal of se tentien | Carrying Power of [Orca Morte goad for she won ans | court driving ' Coffroth, the old-tlme promoter of| Johhny Evers should make good as baseball i Took Him in: Tarn Gey veceer in er ceme tine acd | Golf Balls. atte quarsvon’s, the, latter hate inc at ra rare poxing affairs, planned and conducted | coiild give the Kaiser an awful argument. all coach Over There, He | Coy watched him for some time, and | Rachid play"Marston would have won the phe led at S36 the boxing show, and all of Jimmy's mee | Through : Theatricals to) lin to teach hi what ho knew of thea ti | atch ‘bys and. 6 \« ‘ at ored —— jh at he knew of the © met P - old friends helped, All the biggest | manly art. Of course He E time is soon coming when a| Walter Ha 5 hen 4 alte en was easily des! oe in Gan Francisco were present, THE VAMPIRE OF THE LINKS. 2 Wall Street. | assented. Rrra SENAY | check wifi be placed in the fly- |the team eee Nl wena ravers: , from the Mayor down. There were one golfers of the sterner , yoCne eth ee things, McCoy taught | ing power of golf balls, Devel- |#arnes and Anderson-Hagen | over lara decisions in every bout, and Willte x hans what we read, are havin’ | B RON acre Tow, to tad. tia tarnges | Comeny of high-speed balls threatens | oo ge Siturday scout try lub's nM Ritchie won the semi-final and Benny Ned Gat to_annex | y Alex. Sullivan on teat AEH ke tae CRIS Geen | re ene re eoee ners Gols | er oe aa. “Hagen, getting tremen- t Leonard won the final. 9 irom Mre. Gavin, I \X/ ore most boxers of ability preg ciao who could properly |"! be only a little play and lots of | dous distance, w istently g00d | Hitch 1 — : ellver this Dlow. walking. Some o onges! ers [and ha dividual score of about |” Leonant may appear in another w that it has been spoken, it would be impossible to enjoy retiro from the ring they do)" So impressed with Harris's abilit Weeiey Garon Water ica CRD ia SD Cag Steet contest, and may even take on @ bout | cyesight unless Mrs, Gavin won the game, fe to enjoy one's best no after they have made a/did McCoy become that he escorted Fra rnes, Walter Hagen and|the jack of practice, was ‘good and for himself, with the full permission sa |fortune, but when Harry Harris, who him to this city and introduced him shbeaisga eae Oar cprectically “Bit in streaks returned a 75 of the commission, which isn't at all When a woman takes naturally to golf was at one time a contender for tho |{7, 15 ,1ne Sporting editors a dar hina out of sight the latest models of high- |a"d. chiefly on account of his wall jacking in appreciation of Benny's | Of unnatural resu! golf you have got to expect a lot|bantamweight championship, quit et match was arranged for him one balls, What will bo the result put Barnes: aa we i services; Leonard was able to go to paLaN tha BAUareai cincla He nardiy. ad’ & | Commins che nienturer BNutiey sont t the little spheres are to be made to neputter and took about e 18 the Coast to take part in the army Ade pad daughter who took naturally to the water got a lot of dollar to his name. Harris fought at | Kid McCoy at the Lenox A. C. ° dd even further distance? Hard | Hagen-Anderson combiaation sow there at this time, because with cigid iy following her mother's unnatural advice about how to dis- a time when stars barely earned | poden continually’ tor eeveral, rounds i pate Hh Shaticase; Willihaye to tnal>)| TON tes pe i eee Mth pel td vee newly drafted troops just esting thin eciah is. srovida themusioes, WU lana then nual y for seve al rounds ate John D.'s stunt of riding a bicy- as ard ag several young girls wh down to work at Upton there is less — the necessities of life, He found that {despatched the local boy to ete wee Patni aes alba aaa Mele boxing than there will be a little later, | BACK ON THE MAIN boxing didn't pay, so he looked |land Francis Ouimet, former national when the men are in the full swing of | * pO dnt ied to sattie down in | After beating Jim Barry, ths former |matour and open champion, come sire ENEE tu And Charlie Leonard, Benny's The lines of consternation some business which would assure |bantam champ: ‘allan Billy out flat-footed ree ‘ - ated Bob very sktiful brother, who was @ crack ch Giant pleyer's brow, him the luxuries of life that he had | Murphy and seve re posit berlenitbtent Mea baebeusied mover the amateur champion not long ago, is Beapeak the humble manner of ° never been able to enjoy * {ris"went to London, accompan: Jom that would increase the fight afternoon | voluntarily doing Benny's work while The Pittsburgh Pirates NOW. ‘After nearly a decade of battling, | Sammy Kelly, a star boxer himself, of balls. He pulnts out the tremen- Gavin he ie away. Pee eel mba dd . the aul nice looking Harry has jaacte. met Pedlar Palmer, the dous length that can be scored with te when ‘Benny comes back, and al Rows Young must be a thoroughly ea ice a cients, ‘He te now |EBglish favorite, who was a 3 to 1 the present hist ¢ ; couldn't_make okes he ier eee PRON tes ne wilt be. the | the nombe rat times he be a thoroughly domesticated youth, Judging from Well on his way to the millionaire {chance in the betting at the Nationi} ‘tions a, aieta MOREE BALA BOG OBS | donceded to : t R Pe tee er etiow in New York State ’ © home in the afternoon, Class, it being whispered on Wail | Sporting Club, and won the decision # against any furthor distance for |champlon. ‘The last division at .Upton kept Pa@lic O setmerowe Bireet that he has made a quarter of [Pres cutcen, rounds, Palmer bad 8 the general good of the game ‘ 4 Benny boxing harder than any man Pllc Opinion never trained for a fight, but Willard and Fulton sa Seiilign Dollars Suring thé past year: | CaO latina mec aast ta thar cin He It is within short recollection that Mute ever boxed before. It is a plain fact |e carries an awfw punch, | BPinnusntial has ba bicone in the |e te aoe fifth and’ @ drive a littl or 20 sai View . that some days he boxed more than e Fcaacial Uipirict’ that he Whew 6 le ct ait neta tires, © | Sonmidered, HES bere dad ne tren fifty rounds. And they were not easy In France, Willis Sharpe Kilmer would receive the C - Membs of (hn Oren of i. Honmiaen |" dese eee bin’ tai become tired onsidered a whale of @ shot. Those (lub In a 1 rae rounds for him, because his puptls | exterminating a war cloud. e the Croix de Guerre for | Duff & Co., who have a seat on the Soon after his return from abroad Were the days when a player got nd ‘ rounds for hi. sad very willlnay . Bul ee oc was Harris decided to retire from tho,rin€ about what he deserved and no mre ara " to owt loose, while Champion: Benny pers ee Some jump, isn’t it, fre rop. e went into the theatrical busi- A half-topped urive wouldn't go dow up a Leonard felt at liberty only to defend | Because they're safer in a grand stand seat, Jarena to the’ pit we mi pee rene INe want Thee the treasurer of the the fairway as if it Ventatned inviac| e himself as best he could. There were The Big Three say they won't row in the meet. ROR LO He DIE WHGl®: Che RUNG ATU RY PON Snares deen RU CKCMBUTCT blo jogs About this time American | q ‘Tn aniay ; aA few daye When Benny couldn't show ibddaly Joncn “day for. tho aimlguty “dollar! Jor the Now Amsterdam ‘Theutr and manufacturers got. suddenly active erasfougnt. ant, pretty ma f a discolored eye or a cut Ip or @/ ~~ Now that the myst Harrte, though, doesn't act the least |of the Cohan was as treasuiel/and began turning out balls that) fou Rarnea and jack Doi fiatk lump on the end of his chin mystery of rowing has been exposed, let them employ | bit up-st east |of the Cohan & Harris ‘Theatre. peed ae A t me golf match. for the F ome Henny “took ‘am" at Upton, He never their thole pins to their heart's content J #m employ | ip-stage regarding his recent suce| Harris worked for Klaw and Er-| Drives of 250 ped Nae that was held over links of y to pin his “take ' > pec ; langer for nearly fifteen years and Of BHO on yards were | Ridge ‘olf ¢ Weatchester ¢ had to “take ‘em” in the ring. | while the: | ve been a bit lucky, that’s all,” 1s|made a host of friends both in the Rule. Changi, en. the Glatang BF pun atare akat eantelontea tl a _ While the Pir were making up with their hands, ; |the manner in which oe a anenael wt Wag shot up to 300 yards for the long- | OF, pPpetators that, co ° Campion, won the ESS WILLARD can now stay tn Giants with de-feat , they smeared the | sunject ich he dismisses the theatrical and Anan jal worlds. It!est drivers, Now there Ae ry “ 1 nthe ’ seclusion on his Kansas ranch | — |*Mthrria has had an interesting ca-|that te entered. the ces Pati liad CHM Ta ee Pras a oe Ml fund Dam Parl Gntil the war is over, Jess carned 1 burger, Henderson, Loeb & Com wt A ais Hoa Bight o¢ 300 varda \ur od ate a 7: | : a > 0 be the limit? It is| Mis uniform | q 1 he public opposition that showed up Turf Fifth Avenue brokers with seats on | perfectly ¢ ha 4 u 1 eae aap | titted york and Philadelphia Ex- ly true that the resilient ball |!" many months, Kerrigan ; « Weeeoy id nici Beenie No Sebey changes. He soon proved just as adept a ie ae i clstense |e larg ly re- | the best card for the round of 71 we rosmila a big-puree bout with Fulton, There! yw. - assimilating financial knowledge a if. despread poularity|) two cap tourne a albig-purse bout with Puen tliard [pov ae Kewbursh, the octal handicaD: | Jog Welling, the fast and clever |? aged ring lore, with the Job J bet ra AnSlSap taneneye with Wat Reve LNG feet in tront in for little. 3 © Jockey Club, atti! things |, nd clever | boring show of the New Jereer Boortamen's Club |he is now the possessor of more mon. | em wort cf camoulace, Alile chouit ciccamt ceo ike minancr wn ff 1 Weon't all for little, Jess: He wanted enough of Andrew Miller's Roamer 1o| /snewelant of Chicago and at present of Wessamhan, N. J. on May 23. be has 00 far [ey than agy lad ever Identified with | 2°vice Diayer—and it wae especially | Country and Gok clus’ ‘The mor Bri wi the money for everything he had | assign him top weight of 128 pounds in|oue Of the members of Uncles Sam s bean forced to rascal boa with “Al @notwrt, | boxing, 6 it he happened to be one ot ad-|prizo went to A.W. Hamann who hai | York "a inything to do with, When he was | (he Paumanok Iandicap, which will be Navy on the training ship G1 | Younz Charew. Bonny Valaer and other bantams| But to get back to Harris's past nced years—would take one of the | f 104——32- lo 8. R. Hol- | feat by the clo: ip TAnIte | becau he latest win his circus, and happened to be|the feature of the State at the foot of West 96 brcauum he wae uot gure when the chub would re- | life, For years while working, 0 | aatey, re, Alle Sad Whee he eee i th. She second eat eirar % town with @ Red Cross show, he | Metropolitan racing sensor wii be i ot Vth Streot, |:wive « loenes, fo fer the bout bes been gost. | Various DOX MTT as he also acted as| nected With lt would be eo surprised Meena as tad enone play |§ Hatly refused to even appear at the | ory Wuroyr, .Wilired Viauls four: ‘ je Kept busy fighting in tho |e (ree umes Trainer for Abe Erlanger, Every af- | th his ability to drive a long way hell was the winner, with | Gea ancun aitade and auow Dimas tO fib haw ta Keck an tie iat wick ob ioe future, as he t# already signed up| Tes bts sureiy bean aa unfortunat toe |teFnoon they, went to @ gym. usually HAs Re 970n Decne & TRELAE Of iia eal | ntroduced, He wanted inoney for | post of Gn the list with an im-| for two contests. His first will be | lm ‘ston ot thes hoe wea mt o sue ter | Sack Cooper's in West seth Etress kaka, Zeitile did Be Bnew, Ok Care. ChAT! Mackbery te Detend Bie 7 | Dee p IBEROOUORG, Ie Ee ae’ Nolin att ign CRD Omen e EA 1G tira eas ieee. Sais Ges | gna nay nina ip West 45th Btreet| cho music Inside the ball was niostly | srecteavy efen Titte, | match on Decoratio money-—-no show, At Plattaburg, | ’olnt 1 lg nia city for | quick time, Willams wee siseeed te tee corns | Upon the resumption of boxing {| Tesponsible for the unexpected dis- |.) facLeavy,. world's champion profes- when hia circus was th Me was [IMPOR of 1 fais paunddae the Bationdl A. A. 406 | Us ioe tee, he lend tecaae as aaa | the. pasional. porting Clue in 290) tance. sional Jumper, will defend his title this | ¢ Kuced to box for the 6,000 men | tmq'gi il, Phtladelphie on neat Baturday wigne, |2e4, Brtls wes out to seen tn the thins senna or [MAtOF ita lapse from the Horton Law | a Tie advent of the long-distance bali | week In Madison Bauare Garden at the training for commissions, ‘The 6,000 | three-year-olds with 116 p and hie second with Ritohle Mitohett | Dt Lesdmas of Lockoort, 8. ¥., ot auiwauiee | 18¥® Hares vcontarad the Flow and| Tih mene neconenry @ Somipiaie Ted: | 17k World's Congress of Daredevils. | Horn Mou to the open air theatre and ba ot Milwaukee fo jon Friday night won on a foul from Tommy Murphy istment of the older courses, Traps |MacLeavy holds all the world's records | Co, tourna bastip if a e for ten rounds at ¥| had to be oh 1, B art : waited hours dor Willard to appear sStminaTGaR ostitaa/aticealllr | Kualerings (Gl Aloe ae ce C 18 gee pen Se Ota soucd, wa else Cutline second anne og eunkera Intended for standing and running high and broad | was t At last Jess came © boxed twe will be met by the United « ukee on May 20], 0°07 loca! welterwaight, who | pointed Jack Goodman, He then c senone ots re catching the| jumps. One of his feats o le \ ot seeaunas and skipond Weve ray, Ntion in a_race for | CF “ | fast many god batten before the Frawiey law |leniged ‘Abe Attell for the fea \anres of the fast balls. And the dis-|ten feet over inion pee " leap nee guerney, ro Was who wore giving thei t ut Park ‘Terminal | nt out of existence, le anotier fighter that hee | weight title, but Chey never Came toe] eee or Noles Bed to be lengthened’ nosition. f¥e also anding | the fou 7 a . é their | n nex aturday, Tk wae ined the colom, Danny enlisted in th to meet new conditions. Course: m also clears sixteen aira| player b Helgh Sam and working for at the United a Irish Patey Cline who fough 5 Rew led in the Naval | gether. 6 NOW Jin a running broad jump. M vee F ; ae eet lon of the United States | aioe “phils «a round ng Joe Bor Rewsrraa, and le sow stational en tt Granite Tere owed hie success in the ring measure considerably over 6,000 yarda|fas a standing offer of $1 SHOAYe | one west Hud y ! etter W waited for uqiat the essoclation de. 1 A. af Pllladelohls on Gatariey night le ore. | 40 Joe Welling 17 00 Sivet, North Tiree, |to his height ‘and reaoh—plus natural | its ene SOUNDS big cities isn’t get-|man who can outleap him. | The man-| su : it prer ral hours to see Willard, Partly | which ts wh Me neteated | tally metahed to fight Tougher Hammar tor | OSee Ate alao cn heart 3) 1d cher ness | Soteenesee He was a mild-mannered | the remedy wo agement has received @ number of chal mbany eleve . w N te be entertained, and | shell qrowess in the Dine comes ee ¥ ameey to ino 00 the Granite Bate, Flelde will |chap, and were you not aware of hia| 6 remedy would be in the dir nges from “human frogs” who beliove! League mateh : Peel thule EL ‘tas rounds at Des Moin get @ chance to do plan hap. t aware of his} tion of a standardizat iy ey can defeat MacLeavy about 1 has become |and A Oi Luainus Semen One ie 1 At OR. Stivel ww at Cleveland | \a boxer, especially in these days whe vanufacture g g more at : an become | and , Pveficbra "tho! ate ‘auets | *Bpemenals ay 8 Cleland. Oo ar | ike ot im, ate ww, te te Jit 48 ot ‘expecially in these days when |yontion to durability and less to aur And ed them ex. |the have niente thelr willing | Thor at Joplin, Mo con Me io ton Marve | Subionen 9 4 ub anaine she ind leg meney don evaning slotliog MTR hat alice | ene: cweance 1) thele products n * his important |} Y don the colors, "and. with tho | 00 ge BiBO toms te “ bees) = bd ere as though he were tothe manner| Max Marston, the Baltusrol amateur, ‘ amp the can fol- | tot wat OCT? |. gue ben WANGR'S soolgast which he gam Done, |°% mabe ile Manabi Malem, se Sukinaes | way are rooting for flim to bold on to Ha ack Club. Marston, con: FITTING £4 v interests and wi he outcome. 8 ie ease Demo: | art wth ot Hddie Wimler,/the fortune he has made and h ed he En oman sual 9 EA ; " siened oree © Year & : | amd whee be eamed that promot | 1 ope igual by indefinitely ” A P ave him ae bie | ig Mg ‘er Sammy Har that he doesn't lose it back made ound in 77 to hi ee. iT tis coputuvite Lexi ea stay 18. — John | MBA: _Heslag bad the mit flied im the Die | Case ts tale $100 off ne ea, em bd dati | piain, sixty-nine, one of the oldest ligne | (ret Court at Bt. Aivhouah: Heian. wes | ant? suerte Woke DIOR el tis ond, first public appearanoe of <0 ONAR arness bP rivers of the untry vant ut re an ip » former New Jersey. chi s I LEONARD, the bantam boxer, | died} drivers of the country, | eee eet fon , 1 to we: | Wille Ryea of New Brunewick, N, J., enotber RACING SELECTIONS, we former New Jarne, canon Eis writes that be would Uke to right | ke htt He had ‘hear | rmt Demoney frm borire Wi Mtehe at bt | bitin in the U. 8. Navy, ag recived a fu ie Jovi Daas AAW. ARAL NG aa te For Summer Comfort ee es eee es an kt ni ry witire trottins saab Lh to eegugy in oven tout mith Dase PIMLICO. acetyl wing, combined with that total Lah . ‘ travelled throug a Shan Beda ables ak tee of fussing 0} ots seen BO Be ~ tect n champion, and that he will turn| Purope Bil thirty Years | ee mena of Pit Led ae ide Race — Kerensky, Green | “°siinough® mantel galls : try t i ne quality, non-irri- 1s share of the purse over to help | uy | | Tew ‘Tendler Philadelubia ate tpt yan aitne: n Although” the. Hackensack course || || ating, sheer, cool, form-fitti boxing help | _ ight, will wetting al rae - to the short aide, being lesa th A ’ . ing © for the boys in. the | «iw ok the final 1 Kace—Oenone, King John, | 6,800 yards, well’ pee te i A may. He would expect Herman to| in two keenly comtentoa get Py apa | , . Wan tRove hittalls that militated aguinst | knitted Munsingwear—made in TA, ue Wetman Werroan in| Giveapie Fina tae taal ikete inet fe 10 £0 ani | night by his | Parr entry, Now |\rs. Glavine chances. "Especially was || || every requi i aa tan an that a np A ithe Koval Giants took ie twetebt. in the eter ae ti Pager Ha FS fotat if NR Aig eee: i quired style and 8) or ar as that or not, Pease af tha Old tools | Wome “ a at the | a imatch with | . Aa ar a0 on. the ol alt. where 8 ' 1H As far aa that or not, ihe miswnura of tha Linaole sucats d | Ormot A. 2. Pass mogoaliged emriar| sae Little Bd, Knot, | was unt outward half, whore, she || |i men, women, children. foguiation time. Ine thee firet game | he hes awed uo (he but a | of Muy # Astey and| Fifth Race—Lantus, Whitney rad AL TG PAA TAR Reet ia teeee tL APY) on Si Ae Se lation time In the firet game | ne us slowed uo the indice ae pod in & hurricane ten-roand bout bufore | try ace-Lanlus en: Uxurlant turf through the fatrw | jf Atti ; Pedi Rea PRCT S cre me aie | New fang in ereat fo at Teter | ite cleieh as C # out befor Thine Maide Thayrod mond. lien, white the esa || Disa loon fitting, woven athletic gar- n, Tom arr 2 | ne ee a | Nixth Race--Louise entry, Paddy | ered greens enabled the ar , e me ‘ THE DARE. DEVILS piand Cockrell of the Lincolns. oe, ne Hise ila |* rashes Mamsens (OASBBA wana taoelean | Rae Nos rear aay [ith Gonndencts naa 0 a cas atreuenl || nis far chanempaeursiany Raed gy Halic of the Town, . Met rhe: pitehed splendid ball for eleven | o fem) tua By agiy gre giey atian Liahtwe Bove nce-—Sky Pilot, Goblin arston was asked to concede st | uaiina® ‘XG Ande, Prniggn afore ‘each ‘wae. relteved: | tert hahae WRN | nately Dace ! aolaraton was saked to concede strokes || The Satisfaction Last. Beviias Eclose Lecdee Ato bi rani he ane as Prati, tum of Jo : ; , the ton notch Be r oink outs and’ at the tenth | ones aa oad by ae Wdle a tek ‘cusmitou nae Ae weitth, “Aftaenth and j Loom 42 the sia Bou ob te ores Le orelecied, Baseball Tender. 2:4 NT Tap ions RE ain SR SS ea : Winds, Adu. Heady On the sixtcenta sreon, it will be seen ‘ === " aa EL YG . , j