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Nojt Thurfclny nt Morris p rk thn sprlni-niPotliiK of the Wectchpstor Haelnir Ansoclnlion will bo Inniiitiirnted by the running o-

tho rich Metropolitan Handicap nt A mileTurfmen nlwayn look forwanlto the Morrllark mectlns for Urn flrct nppenrnnco of

rlneft of tlioroiieiibmlH Includingintroduction of th orncl twoypnrold fromthn ntnblos of many millionaire TheWoMchester trnck with Itslirond InwnH wldo stretches end rkcturearjiii-i eoncry lint nlwnys been n popular resortend when the gntes are opened for the firsttime this week turfmen say there will bo i

royal turnout of thn faithful Westchesterifamous stnkn events tho MetropolitanIlelmont the Wither the Xntlonnl Stnllloiand others of vnltie have attracted all of

rent horses fa that there Is every Indlcatloiof splendid racing

there will be a field ofrom a dozen to eighteen horses In the

on Thursday but according to the tallamong turfmen yesterday such crack performersns L V Bells Hormln who carries topwleht Alesnnder Shleldss Advance flmirdthe Iron Ilorfe rrnncpsco nnd others willnot so to the post BS they have not receiversrclnl preparation for this race At pre eni-

tlioee vho are trylns to pick the Metropolitanwinner In advance feel Inclined to look withfavor upon Foxhnll P KoenoV threeyenrold colt Injunction who defeated AndyWilliams so hnrdlly at Jamaica on Saturdaynt the same time giving awny lumps of weightnccordlns to the pcnle Injunction Is pro-nounced the bet threeyearold seenyear so tar and If ho starts In the Metropolllnn he Is sure to recomiltlon Wllllnn-C Whitneys mares Ounllro nnd Leonora

orlns have showing sonic smartwork The turned seven furlongsthe other lay In 130 In handy fashioniimflre Is said to bo In splendid trim thanks

to the treatment received from Trainer JohnW Rogers On Saturday she breezed i

milo nt Sheepshend Buy In l46K on the bitJames R Kecnns Clarion andurn likely starters New York II with1D7 Is a probable starter HBboon workliiic under thewatchful eye of Trainer Ilifhtfoot nnd hisowner G h Richards the Bostonthinks the horse will win to n certaintyNewton nonnliiirtonx beera disappointment so far because he has not

up to work will undoubtedlya and tho smile of GreenB MorrlsH Old England who workedfurlongs at Morris lark on Saturday in litsVthe performance overAlexander probably send Hunterflnlno rind nron ter to the barrier asor them hns had th benefit of a race or twoat Jamaicar 1 will possibly reserve MerryAcrobat for tim the

colt Is ellplble for the MetropolitanSluvn from Green Morrisswell and will undoubtedly co to the startershands present Indicationshis Metropolltnn will he nn race withhalf n down or more candidates carrying themoney

The popularity of tho Jamaica trackalrvndv All who have visited the

have had nothing but words offor the whole arrangement Some howevernre Inclined to criticise the managementbecause a track one mile and a quarter Inrlrcninference instead of a was notconstructed also because tho homestretch-van not marie at least a furlongthereby avoiding the sharp turn oppositethe stand Whening nt Jamaica rolls around the fivefurlong

chute to the stretchwill be In use Unlike the Eclipse and the

straightaways new Jamaicachute is so the spectators willbe able to make out the different horses atall stages of the race for the reason thatstarting post is located so that the horsesrun at right angles with the lawnand stands until they the main trackwhere turn tho homestretch atbend above the betting

Tho meeting at Jamaica windson Wednesday Tho Montague Stakes for

and at a mile and asixteenth will be the drawing card todaywith an excellent field IncludingHeno Injunction-and Yellowtwo principal features the ElmhurstStakesfor at nve furlongs and theWllllumsburg Handicap forat six furlongs For Elmhurst the pos-sible starters are Nlnepln BothNamcokl Tempo J PalmbearerCareless Knobharnpton Race

for the the best of theare Ilater Invincible Saccharometer TheGuardsman Injunction Alan NevermoreArtvirf Ucnsonhurst Kx

and itoynl HummonsOn Wednesday the closing stake event will

be the Corona mid up-ward at a mile and seventy yards-

In scratching Plater from tim CountyHandicap on Saturday Tony the

King it was induced-to iniilce the move because he discovered atthe last moment that the of Navarre

was slightly lame as he walkedthe paddock-i knew the public would make Plater

big favorite on his work theday when he won at six furlongs in 112 45

Aste yesterday so when I discoveredthat the was a bit lame I concludedthat in Justice to the public It would not befair to him run

Since the of the season here theKUCCCSS of Frank Farrells stable has createdmiitfh favorable comment and has also re-

flected much upon Trainer FrankWeir who wintered the horses atGloucester N J So far Mr Farrells colors

carried to the front by The MusGuardsman Armeath NarrieoklDuelist with flues Calcutta

Colit 1st King Pepper Silurian MinotaurAn row Mack and Tim Sullivan to beheird from Mr Farrell has a firstclass

in Hoar who Is coolheaded quick-In getting away from the post and a powerfulfinisher

Put Dunne Is preparing W H LaudemansHornnnclo the son of Hanoverfur the Brooklyn and Suburban handicapsand will bring the noted horse

In a few weeks Hernando has not racedhere for more than a

The atmosphere was cold and raw at MorrisPark racetrack yesterday

poured in to the course to watch the horsesat Many thoroughbreds arrived dur-ing the them being J R ic F P

In charge of Trainer RoweThe track wa and dead as it was heavilywatered on Saturday evening and had not

outTrainer Upland BA usual was the first to

put In appearance with A set of the Belmontcon eight head nnd

from the half the stand theWithers course covered the route In3K seconds In Indian Several in tho

acted as If could run very fast

negotiated a mile in

thoroughbred moving In shapenut to go better than

the mile In the afternoon Mlzren with acompanion down rhut five fur

In splendid The son ofdid not forget his grand in

earning down the he easily

i rilHtanoo Inhas thickened muscled tremendously-slnre last seen in the

Mr Boden has ft smart pair offlllles In Contusion and nosotintered seven furlongs In 1211 very easily havinga strong gain up

trial was regarded at MorrisPark as one of best of the days work

Trainer W P Burch did some nice workwith F R Hitchcocks the

The older horses FriarSergeant And only strong

wbrn John E Madden appeared with hisfirst set there was n the on-

lookers thought ho was going to let themdown Pentecost was n full anaa quarter In 2lr going splendidlyButtons nnd of horsescovered a In I10 St nndBill Curtis who Is regarded as the champion-of tho two Incovered miles In 2V seconds It wasevident to the that the youngsterswere kept In restraint nearly the

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WashingtonA number of the players who were at

Garden Golf Club last week will to tWashington for the tournament on

Thursday Friday and Saturday AtUiaso nnd the ono la follow at Urn ColumbIaOolf Club In the party will ba Findlay HDouglas W C Carnegie W II DavisIs back from the Orient Jasper Lynch JoinMoller Jr Nasseem Mallouf nnd James JTaylor Abroad the feature will be thewomens championship of Great Britainplayed year at Iortrush IslandWednesday next the women members of

Meadow Golf Club willspring a driving contest

Golf Association will

The fourthmedal handicap open only toof the on

Wednesday May 18 The committee Ii

ert II Robertson Alexander BHenry A James William R lank twhom entries must be sent noon onMay n Mr Innlss address is 1800 Broadway

George Low who has beenhas beenat the Meadow Oolf Club by Hugh

Rind who Is from Carnoustle like loir ancthe two Smiths

Official progrnmmes are out foropen tournament in the Metropolitan ulstrlcat St on Mayof play will be

round holesthirtytwo to gold medal for low score

21 Morning match play round

sixteen losers for second May 72 MatePlay May 23Cup final rounds at holes

handicap for Presidents cup

Entries close with R H Robertson 1

Fifth avenue on May 10

First of the championships near Now Yorkthe New State tournament-will be held nt the Club onJuno 4 and 6 The championship willconsist of u qualifying round ofholes sixtyfour players

lowest scores to ateighteen holes mntch play for the followingevents except the shall be at

tubaThe first sixteen to compete for the champion

ship and prizes the slitecn to competew Hf u w

the fourth sixteen to compete the firsteight of the Drst to compete for the chain

nrst sixteen to compete for the cupthe first eight sixteen to competefor the Committee prize theof the second sixteen to compete for a gold medalthe first of the to compete for agold medal the second eight of theto compete for a gold medal the first of the

to compete for a gold modal thesecond of fourth sixteen lo compete fora gold medal a team match of four men from eachclub the qualifying scores to count In the matchNew State Golf Association handicapeighteen holes medal play handicaps toeighteen strokes

All entries must be made through club

of tho association on or beforeTuesday night June 2

Last Saturdays competition at the Flushingwag of the seasons

series for the Governors wiltbe seven more contests The winner on eachday scores three second two nnd the thirdone point the player winningnumber the series to receive the

There are also souvenir cups eachdos contests There will be weekly events

Nov 20 but only twocontests with the Midland

Golf Club of Garden the New Bruns-wick Golf The Midland matches willbe at Garden City 21 and at FlushingOct 10 the New Brunswick meeting onJune 13 and tile home match on Sept

Until May 27 of theArsdale Club has decided to open thelinks to visitors free of charge except onSaturday afternoons It will be necessary-for the however to secure a

links to May 27 except on Saturday afterthe Metropolitan Golf Associationand has to Introduce theto the public It is of nine holes and situatedat East Orange

Golf Club last Saturday-the qualifying round for cupwas

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PLAINMKLD 3 The second weeklycompetition for the Presidents cup was

at Golf afternoonThe Rev Joseph O McKelvey now forthe trophy

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89 William R Faber lot Charles H Uorsa-US 20 S W DelaR Anderson M 0 88 8 St JUcCutcben tiC 18 Frank lIT 18WNelson A 120 20100 Samuel Townsend122 22100

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winner the consolationThe second eight also play for a cup

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sos J T B Fisher Ill 12100 O H Lesley18 18 101

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Many Sunday Vlilton SrhoolihlpSalute the Yacht Columbia MakesHnlft Trip to city Island and II-

Hprrd Amazes Captain and CwHundreds of sightseers camera fiends

and yachtsmen visited Echo Bay and Huson Park at New Rochelle yesterday toa glimpse of the Reliance which Isin Long Island Sound almost directlyposlte Allvlew the residence of 0Iselln her managing owner onPoint All sorts of steam yachts launchesand sailing vessels saIled around her Se

of the boats had on board pretty girwho took of the yacht andsailors on them Assun peeked out from behind a bank c

clouds the Reliance stripped of her sailsand with her great spar glistening insun danced about on the waves like

all day a stiff northeabt windkept blowing which lashed white capsout of the choppy sea and atyacht shipped water Thenannouncement that the Reliance wouldleave her moorings on Sunday Capt

it to move toshelter with his precious craft

The was not in danger itthought beat to seek Cove whereshe not be lashed the combers

Accordingly at 310 o sharpanti staysail set

Reliance shot across the Sound like a birdamid tho shouts of the yachtsmen on shoreand at the clubhouses headedfor Glen Cove nnd at 4 P M whenwind changed to the southeast and beganblowing from the Ixiiig Island shoreBarr was forced to make many tacksreach his destination

After around there for an houror so Reliance under mainsail staysailanti described a half circle andpicked a in

she remained over nightfrom a to rage at B

The Reliance was moored near the schoolSt and when the young tars

on the latter learned of thecheers and dipped the colors

Tho Constitution not her anchor-age at Glen Cove all day

Columbia unbent is nowher old moorings near Hawkinss ship-yard at where she willfor days while her new soils are being

bentThe Columbia which left Newport onSaturday morning reached

the fastest time otrecord for her style of vessel The distance is and she made thetrip in and thirty

atthe beat the Sound steamersby one hour and minutes and racedlike a thoroughbred-

During voyage she was under fullat when she was her

spinnaker she made speed which amazedand crew

SHAMROCKS REFITTING DONE

She Will Take a Spin Tomorrow StillTalklns About Sails

fiptttal Cable llnpalch to Tat SexGREENOCK May refitting of

Shamrock III has been completed and thatyacht will be taken to Gourock Bay tomorrow to have her sails bent If the weather-Is suitable she wilt take a spin Tuesday butno racing has been for her

consensus of opinion amongyachtsmen Is Reliance using

are here assoils and It is thought that shouldnot agreed to make but feeling onthe deep and there Isreluctance to make adverse criticism

Thomas will not talk about thebut It is known that views It

YOVXH CORBETT MEETS A TARTAR

Jacobs of Utah Knocks the Cham-pion Stays Three

OQDEK May Jnet another young pugilist here last night

gave him almost as great a surprise asGeorge Mesmlc not long ago Tommy

Jacobs hitherto unknown outside of Utahonly remained rounds with the

champion but put up alanded on repeatedly

one struck him onwent but arose and finished

Corbet did not land on Jacobs many timeswith any while Jacobs on thecontrary hammered Corbett all through

were of the that Jacobs hadthe bettor of It

Vincent Ian Athletes Do Well

The first of a series of monthly handicapand track events was given yesterday

Grand Street Park Maspeth by the VincenUn Athletic Club of Brooklyn There wasspirited sport from start to

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H J third Time s 2t seconds150Yard Run Handicap Won by Patrick

8 H Canty 7 yards second J Sscratch third Time IW seconds

SSOYard Run Won hy James Huller H J Cantysecond F Rtegel thIrd Time 2 minutes 2Wseconds

Running Broad by J Rourk withft feet 8 F 18 feet second J SNugent third with 17 feet S Inches

by Patrick Vincent SulllJ Time

i minutes 1 411 seconds220Yard Run Won by J S H J Canty

second P V Sullivan third Time 28 secondsRunning High by Thomas

with 4 Inches with-feet 8 Inches J S Nugent third 5

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Throwing the 12Pound Hammer Won by H Janty HI feet 7 Inches J S second

with 07 feet 8 Inches P V Sullivan third with0 feet 4 Inches

440Yard Run Won by J S P V Sulllvan James Rourke third Time S7H

Run Won by James ButlerV Sullivan second M Devonney third Time

minutes 28 lB seconds

New of the WheelmenVery close to an even hundred members

f the Century Wheelmen of New York turnedto participate In the first

regularly of the olub and theymade a in a parade in theupper part of the city and along Riverside

rode In three divisions thefirst wearing the uniform

complete and the third division

were headed by Captid starting at so

street to Columbus avenue to Mornlngsldeto avenue to

treet the clubhouse at 444 AmsterdamWhile on the of

Drive moving pictures were andwere

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The Century Road Club of America Newhad Just one dozen In

course was followed

Dr Savage Crttlclie Columbia SportSptclator the dally newspaper at Columbia

university will print a letter today fromIi Savage director at

out that

certain Jealousy between teams Theletter is part as

We have Just completed the fifth intercollegIatestrength test the record ot Qolmn-

la has forwarded to a committee of theSociety of College Gymnasium Directors corntartson with the of other universitiest Is too early to know the result of the contestret but we have won ornot II Is a knownact that Columbia might have had 3500 moreMints to her credit men whom we knewo the capacity been permitted to enter

contest It seems me of thetrack team trainer forbidding track men to take aStrength teal raises a question u to whether

Interests of the university or of an Individualone shall be favored

the of others or whether the unlvershall her men to uphold her stand

when represented In any event It I rar-ellef that we can never at Columbia soM students officers or other In authority

to make the university tint and great

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IN TOE BASEBALL WOuLD

Expert Opinion on LeairBe flannittlnK by the total TMtmt The KlekenThe following Is expert opinion on

comparative strength of the NationalAmerican leagues and Is given for whatis worth It cornea from one of the best balplayers in the country who wits with theNational Ixisgue year before last and theAmerican League last year hut who now ii

not playing either league and Ulna posttlon to express u dispassionate opinion

The American Ieague Is the strongestbaseball organization In of playersthat ever existed Its win gamesIn the American League than In the NationsLeague There Isnt a team among theeight but what you feel when you go againstit that you have got to play your hardestto win I have played against all but oneof them and that one I played on and Ihow strong they all are In the NationalLeague when such a team as Plttsburgcomeialong the chances are In favor of that teamwinning but such chances do not existthe American It Is harder to but out gamesIn the American League on account ofstrong array of pitchers and the pitchersare facing a harder lot of batsmen at that

are to be In the Nationaltake a look over the pitching

the American There Isnt a team

boxmen and of thorn have threeTheres New with Chesbroand Griffith not to

and Dineen Philadelphia withWaddell and Plank 8t Louisand Donahue on Itx Eton Mullen Donovanand Kttson are pitching for Cloveland has three In Bernhard

and Patterson I dont remember leaguethat had as many good and wheretm teams wero so well matched

Nevertheless there are several teams inthe National which Just now areplaying speedy The New Isone of the New York Americansalso are a fast sistine New Yorkers-are enjoying n double dose of good home

to be seen which teamwill maintain the longer and whileaccording to the opinion quoted above theNew York oppo-sition to buck nealnst they have thewith which to do It

The Now York Nationals to be afterthe homerun honors Infact the longdistance hitting of the team

been a vast Improvement over that ofrecent team so far

has made seven home runs fivegems and twentyfour a totalof bases on nits MerlesIs the crack distance hitter of the teamHe has made two home runs two triples andfive doubles Bresnahan has twohome runs one and three twobaggersBrownes record to date is two home runsand three doubles Mnthewson is the otherhomerun hitter of the team

The New York Americans also have donewell In hits began later thanthe Nationals but have so far for seventy

ten threebaggers and twohome runs are to their credit

as yet but there would linen been severalwere the new grounds here extended to thodistance they will the time the Ameri-cans return their next Williamsand Heeler are the best distance hittersthe former with two triples and five doublesand the latter with and threedoubles made a triplebagger-and flee doubles

President Johnson was present at theAmerican Leaguen which the themselves

kicked and wrangled at tho a man-ner that put the members of a

league to blush He alsowas the next on which therewas an Immense Improvement decorumreigned was so marked as to

to the belief that the president might

and greater exists thanthat umpires by firm with the growl

out of the game Also onFriday two Brooklyn players were out

game on Saturdaytwo American Leaguers whoSt Louis so that league hasoccasion to look for beams otherseyeWith Presidents Pulllam bothdetermined to have baseball free from thekicking taint the thing Is quite easy If theyhave the of the owners man-agers those owners managersnuuare If they have theand eu fflclent grasp of side ofto one of the fundamentalsof sport Is to abide the presiding officials

without question can makethe players live up to the rulesThere to be managers and ownerswhose conception of sport Is too blunt for

to grasp of sportsmanlike-ball And behave been Instances of umpiring this seasonwherein the umpire was to blamefor not kicking evil In the budGive the chronic kicker an Inch and he willtake an ell

AMERICAN LEAGVE GAMES-

St Louis Team Takes Game From theDetroit

ST Louis May 3 won todaysgame in the first two innings A tree pass

Burkett threebagger by Heldrtck andsingle by Iletnphlll netted two runs in the

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1 hour and 40 minutesCHICAOO A CLEVELAND 3

3 The White Sox defeatedCleveland this afternoon by a score of 6 to 3

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Baseball NotesIn the game between Berkeley School and Hamil-

ton Institute last Thursday a arose overtorn ball Berkeley refused to play

notwithstanding ordered to do so theAfter five minutes wait the umpire

awarded the game to Hamilton Institute by a scoreof 0 to 0 The score at the time the arosewas 8 to 7 In favor of Hamilton Institute

The second team of tho xavier Deaf clubof New wants to bookThomas H Metledy 437 Madison street Brooklyn

Bowman the Yale made a single a doubleand two triples against Pennsylvania last Saturday

Yale Football Men Play PushballNEW MAVEN May was

of pushball the first one of the kind atand said to be the first at any Americanuniversity on Yale Field yesterday Thecontest was between a Sheffield team led by

Raffsrty of the football eleven and an

charge Other football wereIn the On the academic team wereHogan Bloomer and floss while the Sheffieldside besides Rnfferty

Spencer and Afterfour minutes of the Sheffield pushersscored two points In the second theSheffield men were on tho aggressive drain

the ball to within ten yards ofthe academic goal the men

veterans were more winded than atthe of the football game with Harvard

RowingThe cool weather of yesterday somewhat

dampened tho ardor of the oarsmen on theHarlem and although there was a good num-

ber out were not so enthusiasticabout their work as might bo expected Eighthwore on the water from HarlemWyanokei Nnm au

Other Including the Nonand out crews

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and a monster affair may bp expectedThe senior

eight was out for n long Inof a gruelllnz race with Columbia The

men ay are for anofficial word from Columbia before anythingfurther can be dono In the matter of a race

Calm Wins Prix DarnSjwrtfll C N Dtipotch t THE Sew

PARIS May 3 The race for the Prix Darnat Longchamps today ton and half fur-longs was won M Blancs Calus

Tout was second andFrank Gardner Apanage third

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RUNADOUTS STATION WAGONS SURREYShandsome assortment popular Carriages newestdesigns special Inducements

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Auction SaleOF HORSES AND CARRIAGESAHE HELD HEGULARLY EVERY

TUESDAY ANt FRIDAYCommencing at 10 oclock

AT AUCTION MART130 Mill 13Z East 13th St

Between Third and Fourth Ava New York

Those desiring to sell can make entrlts attime up to S P H the day before tb

HARNESS SADDLERYAll styles and qualities of Harness for Pleasur or

BusinessLADIES GENTS

Riding Saddles and Bridles Imported andDomestic

SPRING A SUMMERLap Robes Cooling Blankets Fly Nets and mnthing for the Horse Stable

and CarriageR S LUQUEER CO

64 Murray St New YorkATTRACTIVE handsome milecob been ridden and driven by ladles

trap family s ataJour ladys stivers runaboutriding sadd es bridles robe wfSprivate stable M Madison av near 27th at

88 WARREN ST JUST WEST OF BROADWAY

HJnHJortADE CARRIAGESPRICES

STATION WAGONS IN GREAT VARIETYSURREYS TRAPS RUNABOUTS

Harness tinSurrey Harness 1800 Runaboutor light Grocery irS

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88 West Broadway near Chambers at upstairsR G CARtIlAGE FACTORY

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TRUCKS ALL STYLES DRY GOODS andKIlT TRUCKS a SPECIALTY aidDELIVERY WAGONS of all kindsVANS and HALF VANS always on hand sold eneasy terms If required MANUFACT

CO at cor Navy St BrooklynGREAT BARGAIN Gentlemans whole Turnout

for sale bay gelding is hands high can trot la

and bike wagon and harness andsold for want use For further particulars oaliat H HARMS 110 East 4th at

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Athletic Honors at ColumbiaTho Athletic Council at Columbia has

the award of Insignia to the mem-br of the gymnastic andwhich won championshipsto tile Intercollegiate amthe lacrosse manager The Varsity 0

the student as a wholeThe Insignia awards were made as followGymnastic Team Monogram Round 0 Ca

Julian C P EastmoadAshley Herbert M McUntock Edward B LyreHenry Block Frederick H UimoombeB Ring C Wilson FrankW Snencer M Lyle and Edwin Ward

Caohanab P Frederick M Vom Seal WUUan-Eckert and Louts O Henes

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William E WlthrowLacrosse Monogram Black C Leonard Ktblcr

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