0TASMASHESRECORDS AS HEWINS CUP RACE

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DEMPSI Y WILLPLAV FULLBACKFOR THE MAROON

'.re team in

tor ii hard-. arill itnrt

..Ofl to meet

Maroon

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TINKER ALMOST SURETO MANAGE THE CUBS

,! o«rph i, m_ergcrecd upon n**

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\0 eol D figned, buton a h'.intitiK

t* '-rxt....

To men ifl a luirry, our

stores arr ,i ureat conven-

ience.Thry get what they want

wrien thr*y want it.w-irm Winter Overcoats

in time foi to morrow'sCam?

Ulster. if you're going bymotor.Stetmer mgs to make it

cozy in thc stands.Scotch kt.it j.irkets to wear

!ndt.rn**nt!).Mufflrrs. lined gloves,

taed caps, wool socks, spats.iKrrmos bottles and cases.

v-ordovan shoes a plenty.Kogehs Pi i i Company

Broidwa*/ Broadway«t 13th Si -The at 34th St.

l-'our****N*«dway Cornrra" Fifth Ave..Wane,, at 41at St

^ENAULT $3. $4 PER HOUR_|lT-.r KI*M HI ''*" *. .»»UT05 MONTH Ll UATPJt* I. MAMhiI \ r|..n» I ..lutubna -'-.a

."^ !.,r_ Broal _.«.._ _4|4___e ca

Cleveland May Lose onHard Tackle by Taft

lUr.i ta.-kif. by Taft may thin-e

i;d fox atitl Bjr.tri

nnd mav ru.h va*'. Taft nnd on

to rietarj*.Thert* la a little chnpter of life. and

a, likelv to be fought out in thf-A

Yiilo Pn.-rct'on game Ib Palmer Stadi¬um to-morrow nftcrnoon.For tho firat tune in the history of

Amerieaa ate feotball taavona of two former Presideata of the

United SUtes are likely to face en.-'i

otbar on tho gridiron. And, an fat*!uou' '. BTB lt, these huskies mo placednjfht where they belong. Weodroe.V helped make Old NflflMdfamoui before bc arai axalted te IhaSea Jereey Goveraorahia an.i later tothe White House. The Preaidenttherefote ia vitally concerned in th*

Tiger, Some smail.<¦ hii ape i- Libeljr to rest on

the brnwn and sinew of Pick Cleve¬land, son of tba lat-*' Qro*W Cleveland.Wilaon will have a real Demoerat, n

orange nnd blnck, to fai-iafl » thrillor two.

Charles Pholp.s Taft 2d, ll n memBerof the Yale warrior eleven.gladintor is a son of N 'llinm II. lait,

ideal of tho United State-. nn.lated arith tbe Yale facultv.namaaake of nis unclo. tho

iiaaatl puhlisher, who,h \eai i.(fo. oontiolled the CM-

eagc National l.eairue dub withCharlea Webb Murfhjr.As If tfl eai further tho tra-

,i tir-deaaarka ofl their par.yalllancea, theae aoaa of Preaidenta willfalfll the respectiM* fanetlona oi Ujewell known elephant nnd the equal \-

revered donkey. Taft ha< thc bulktad laea: lefelaad tba ««. *fl*\Cleveland nol onl) a g

backfield mai whoaco hitting tba Haa aa hard

ns a ituile kicks.Cleveland is a I'rinceton sophomor**

Hr played fallbacb with th,- rigernon last year. Thia »Wll has

gamfl ronsiderably 9

eaaac of a allfhl iajaiy. Hc bicovered nnd hn*i heen promised. as re-

papter, BB opportunity to earn

eCton'l most imp-ir-,i eonclading vrame of the year.

Taft who was substitute tacKle laalbeen Yale'a regulm lefl

nli aeason. He will start IBflatarda. lf reovered from a re-

.ent maecla bratee. ln any eve,

will be plavcd at least part of tM

paaa »f M II not equal to the entire

^Satarday. tame at Princeton there..hv aettla the lfllfl clert.on t»>-

good and aye._

SMEARING FORWARDSKEEPS AMHERST BUSY

-. Kae. II Practicewh* held this afternoon on a fleld pro-tected I'V a laver of straw. Snow and

ave left the turf interrible condition. The work eoaelatedof ..rmation aml sijrnal drill. followed

numniv acrimmaifc.Carpenter. kicking again featured

Twi Ive times in BUCCCe-eeeded in makinjr placement

kick* squarely over the crossbar fromyard line.

Holdermun, '10, joined the coachingthla uftemoon nnd worked hard

II gthen the dafltha liae * oaeb Rilej* spent

al bia t.me drillin_r tba backfield..-.king np forward pasees. For

ihe tirst time in a week the jratmtown open lo the students. who

took the opportunity to look over theteam tl at v. ill represent thom on Sat-

MARLEY 2*4 IN.DEVON 2}i IN.

ARROWCOLLARS

18 cta. each, 0 for 00 eta.

ClUETT. PEABODY * CO . IBC. MBKEBI

N. Y. U. 'VARSITYGETS EVEN WITH

SCRUB PLAYERS

Warman Stars with Run tor

Si\ty Yards Aroundthe Lnd

Bcrimmage from surt to naiah araathe proj-'iairmie of th«. H, V. D, elevennl Ohie l ield yeaterday afternoon. The'varsi'v o' .*' .ore Imt'led flgalSflt thoscrub and aucooodod in pcttinjf re-

for it.e defeat *t the day ba-fer. ha ora araa '¦'¦ to g |g favor

ing men.

Mo t of 1_ aeeriag eami

early in the conteat, before Iha scrubbad lettled down. Raaraeraehlag «a..

ihe iii-' man to moir. After the 'var¬sity had werked up le * ithin etfifcing dlatanca of tha aecond team. Koalline he wormed throui.li the lir.e lor a

in yard i'M"' and a tencbdowa. Macken-/,«¦ made tha econd tally in practi-cally thc aame faahiea.An end run hy Warmaa was the best

nlaj tne.! iii gai pasi the lme andby a MTiei "f ipriata and tiyns lt*<,t tfltba geal Haa jael hefera be waa

tackled, Hi da h orered ai itj yards.iirapi '. of tba ecrab, icered the

thiee pointa for hi.-. team by a N .'.ardliel.l

llowar.l Cann nraetiaed kicking frompl»C4'tnent for a Ioiik time early in the

aon 11 n ly ot. t a.. triala did hafail te boel tha hall over tiu' har,The football maBagemenl hai finally

received | sat i«f HCtorv teply from thefaculty eencerning tha suggi-stion of( n.,i I. Euatil te BUflW tha men to leavr«>ai;> from elaaaea, ia order to 1.4. aathe Held before II geta too dark loplay. PrOIB B0W BB until tho Colum-1. ga the etit! rc ouad arlll hc ea«ciise.l 111 time for practice. Tha wholennivei il te beat tba Columbia

on thc hoapltal i_¦ t ia Archiettlc \ ..:.-.ntre. It is

Boi likely thal hc arill he able to startt morrow, However, Buatii still ha»

nnd Mooney te pick .remto flll Hin n'a plaae

FATE OF HERRMANNIN JOHNSON'S HANDS

Phlladelphfa, Hem. II. The fate ofAuirust Herrmann. chairman of thi Na¬tional Cemmiaaiea, lu*s la tho handsof Pan Johnson. OrgBBised huiehall'schief executive is mutually agreedupon hy tlie preaideflti of the twamajor leafUBB. Herrmann has held thechair* contmuously since the <on.ir.is-aiofl was formed la IMI as part of thepeace pn.t between the belligerent .'*.»-tional aad Ameriean l<

"I wi.uld ba oiiy, tndecd," raidideal Teaei of the National

League, in »n iBtervien hem to-ilBy,"if Mi. Hemaaafl *Aerc te 01 lost totba National Ouimi moii. Certainly lfavor his retentlon "

Mr. reaei declared he knew of no

noTement te lauaeh 1 third ma'.r

lfagiic.'.There are not tco many jrood play¬

ers and too many koo.I ntlei fflf thetwo major league* ii|»w established,"he said

"I believe." however, ne eonclu.ed,"that Baltimore x* ripe for majorleague baseball."

COMMISSION UPHOLDSSIOUX CITY PLAYER

Cincinnati, Nov. IC.TM Nationa!Raaeball Commission to-day rrfu**dthe Bieax City club. of the WesternLeague, a rehearniK ai the Kane ca_e

and onlered that team io pay ihe playera forfher s..ary awar.i in full withinaperir.i1 of l-CC dnys ander the penaity,of a forfeiture of protection both for.Sloux City r.tid thc Weetern I.eague.The ca.-e origmally attracted unuaual

attention. because Kane proved to the|satisfection of the triumvirate that hcwas the victim of a working "aentle*man'a agreement" among WLeague club owners. These miaormaiyyit«s named a verbal law that nojclu^k the circ.it could accept theserlHa of a player releaaed by a rivalt*_n-Br**.thout payiBf aaid releaainglclub the sum pf ? .»".'. the leagu.'swalver price This 10 called gentle-lmen'a agreement \*. >>s in direct viola-Uon of organized baieball law.

PLAYERS REVIVESTRIKE THREATTO WIN DEWANDS

Baseball Stars to BackFultz.Few Have Signed

New Contracts

Hv V. J. MACHKIIIA Agfct '." the finish aatWflail organ-

i.Til baaeball an.l thr* Playara' l-'rater-nity ifl tkfl interpretation tho unionplaces upon its turndown at tho h»nd«.of tho minor league majentttes in NewOrlean*. Jn spite of tht* rcticenro offraternity offleeri yesterday, it was

learned on tho very best authority thatI'resident David L Fulti will have thebnrkina- of practically all of bairball'smost rrnownetl stara in a campaign forrecognltloB already mapped <iut in sev-etal seeret conference*.

Ihe old strike threat has been re-1iviii. iii.. fratarafty membership

RORlbflTfl tho most lllustrious idols ofthe ilisinrmd. These, it is said, havepledged themselies to the altar of'BBioaiaia. The «ervices of then* arillIform thfl ea*Jfl**al with which the frater¬nity heads hope to whip the govern-ment of baseball into lme. Tht* preat

.ti tity fll the nlayers mi wiiom thentrflBfth of the leading elabi flf tlieAmern an arid National Icagues depend

i-.i. i.nt signed contracts for next '.car.(tn". have a^'ree.l n..t to do s", it ISanl. aatll tho fraternity denaaada,iptirned by the tnir.r.i leaguet, have

lerngnized bf rninor aad majorll ..rue mapnates nlike.

I irm in I ,'on\ iilion*For several years [,m?t baaflball plsy-

en hava baaa firm m thr convictionlthat they heltl .n tht-ir own iiands thedestiiiy nf the (fame. Ihe fraternit>was pn-sumably first conceived as an

orgaalaatlaa ealeulated to improve thetiamc's welfare mutually. It was toprotect employe and employer alike. Itnrang into being about tne time the1Federal I.cague enterprise war

¦ttl. Through the outlnw cirtuitil was giieii a power, alinn: t ininie

diately, thal probabl) never woald havelirtti raeaniaad ia normal times. Kratcrmty principlflfl, fll IBUefa M the Kederal League, were reapoaaible for thatenaational Inflatian tt baseball aal*flriei within the last few year-.

Baaeball, ia « leaae, has roaahred lt*¦elf mii) the old qoeitioa «.f capitalaml labor. If thfl mngnates repi-the "troata" the Prataraity hrplfleannioniam, Trouble has been etartng up

reral ri ara. II leemi t.. hav..

pretty nearly reached the point of h

¦hon down.The National Aaaoeiation, which is

the goioralag badj af the minorIraguea, in leaaion al New Orlaaaa tiradaya ago, deeided Ui igaora the Prater*

reqm fai foai refonai orreform in relatio

employei and emplayod. Theseaame requeata, >.i demande, »ill laterli prOflOBted Io the Natioiinl I'omims-ifan, lt ifl tvnl.'iit that the conunis->ion tipped off thfl National Aaaoeia¬tion aa to its atiitade on the rarfaraia,

"Will See it Thraagh"..\\e flrill 'ee thii thing through,"

-Hiil tiie owner af a major league clult,who riiti not wish to aaibarraaa hisIflOgUI president by dlacloalUg his iden¬tity."The trouble with the Prataraity is

hnt it seeks onlv selfish ends. Itwould ba all fair nnd good if tlie uniont.-ri'.rceii ita memben ta labor aaaidn-PUflly in the falAlmonl of contraetualobligationa. Bul aa such thing. Playtfll every exeOflfl these dms tnkeep out of the game. A little injaiyIih' h few years ago would nevi r bfl

tal eaaa far thetemperamental «tars. These playen

in addition to grand opera sal-aiies, boiiuses of all sorts, nometimcseven for cond behavior."Whea the Federal Leagae war broke

out." ba fontmueii. "i rary unwiselyIgBfld eertain of my players fo iron

rlatl. terrn contracts. That momealrained them. Thaae high salan'citait latl inimediatelv lost everv Int*snve one af self preservat'on. Thfl].'ni not give me a eoBaeieationi returnfor niv money. Aad kaow ihe Kraternity <i»-111.< tately wink.d at sulit.-r-ftiR-e in more than one instance.

Salarles Too High"As an uftetmath rif the l-'ederal

I.OHgun war s-aluries have inounted beyond the safety inatk. A readju.vtttie nti- imperatiri Wt an get back io

ift nml aaaa baaii "f aame yearsago. Oterhead expeaae has becoigraal thal few teams of the big leagaein. proml nentlj plai eil in thfl penaaalri«r11s make even savings butik loterealon their investments. I'rJicit ratherthan prol I ihowi for the majority.

"I'liiir.r.i. liang Ofl iii thfl face oflidversttv in the hope of rccoupingloflflflfl with one petinant winner. IBl d I think the majority of elubii- feei timt . eriaii has flpproachodaod thal noa ii tha tima t<» see thethiag through We might better lockour park1- BOW tran to be forced intobankruptcy in the end through theinereaaiag cupiduy of playan."

Impartaal it-velopments are evpectcdat tlie atinual meetings of the Nationaland Ami nean leagues in this cit\mOBth. Johnson haa called his mfleiinK in thii city to ba "ii hand for im¬portant National ('ommiflflion consid-

iBi; al-o thal leKislHtion of itiu-luul importance may be ratirted by theclub owners of the two cntuits

No Playara signedNone of the club owners baa made.

any attempt to ligfl players not undereoBtraat far I9i",. The tip is out thataalary rather than raatar limit will

i* «ith mofll WfllghtJ rmisiilfration.The nacl mii thal ni.trkeil the termina-Mn'i of tbe war between the Nationa!and Amencan leaKues and cut players*¦alirii ii >- in two aaaaaa laproapect, Thereln lies tha rea! answer

Baaeball Playara' Prataraltf ac-,tivily, it is said.

I'hese sons of tlnance of the diamond.,1 uatly to go to anv lenirth, even a

gaaaral strike, to maintain the pre»entteala of rtaaaneration. It is allegedtiiat union demands have been sei/.tdupon as a pret, \t either to intimidatetha men who pay the bills or to diverttheir minds from the channels of econ-

omjr on which major league club own¬

ers intend to embark.

ERASMUS HALL RUNNERSWIN TROSS-COUNTRY

Kra.smus Hall Hifh School added an¬

other 'croas-country vietory to ita un-

hroken r-tring in a dual run with Boyfl'Uith School over the courne at Prospect Tark, Rrooklyn, yesterday. TheBufT and Blue ha» not ta.nted defeat in

four contests.The first three places went to Kra--

moa members. when Urry TvlcGonifal.Broone and Rodgern cro»ged tha finiflhhn.* ii, the order named. McGonigalwas in the van for the greater partof the way, leapinjrj away into a leadwhile descend.ng I.ookout Mountain.Me won by tifty yards, while hia time

of 19 minutea 15 seconds wa» a tatt

performance.Ti.e rummary follow»:

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Sirioin Steak at StakeAs Moha Battles Miske

Famished Lumberjack IsSure to Give of His

Best To-night

Hy W. O. McCF.KHANHoh Moha, the famished lumberjack

ef Wiaeeaeia, will meet Billy Miike,ef Bt Paul, ln a boxing exhibition atfhe Broadway Sporting Ciub to-night.Immediately after the bout. howiverit ends. Moha will rush to the nearestfood parlor and hide a sirioin steak.Moha has been living on |40 fei threemontl.s. nn,* the eff?cts are just be¬ginning to show.

Miske iu a.i of his local bouts haashown that he ran tight when he wantsto. He holiis a decision over BattlingI.evinsky, ar.d he cot it on the day thatLavtaaky i nwnagor lUee***ered thatLevir.skv was the only logical man tofight .less Willard.

While the affair ia alated to go ten,it is eertaln that Moha will try to makeit shorter. He ia in a hurry to getthat sirioin before he forgets how one

feell when taken mternally..Timmie Johnston, the boy bandit. ii

back from Boston, where he was one ofthe stage man.igers of that little skit.produced by Hritton and Lewia Thetitle of the a.*' is "Soft Imugh" Mr.JobnateB and his able colleague, Mr.Unn Morgan. expect to stage the piecen New York in the near future.

Battling I.evi.'sky and Jack P.llonwill soon hook their act for the roadagain. Tha titlo of the act is "TooProud to Kight."

I* is rumore.l that the comedy knock-ahouf team, McFarland and Gibbons,are preparing to double up again in a

new skit entitled "Walta Me AroundAgain, Dearie."

Jlmmle Johnston plans to start. on

the road immediately with Tom Cowler,Annef'c Kellermann a only rival. Thom¬as will give diving exhabitlons in allof the principal eities en route.

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MINOR LEAGUESVOTE TO CREATESEPARATE BOARD

New Orleans. I.a., N'ov. lf, Louis¬ville. Kv.. was aeleeted te-day tor thonext annual conv.ntion ol the National\ iilion of Professional Ba.eballLeaguea, meeting here.Much imporUnt business was dis-

poacd of during the dav'- IC lien, in¬

cluding tha rontroversy regarding b

propoaition for minor league repntation in thc Natieaal Baaeball Com¬mission Atlei extetuleil discussion a

plan arni adopted providing for rreu-

M.iii ot a board of tive members to hesparated from the National

Commission, to decide all matters offrom the minor lcague's organ-

iiatioa aad all matters ln controversybetween the major and minor leagues.

ha raemberahlfl °f the new boardwould eeaeiat of the president 'andaecretary of the minors' association.vi,r. memher each from the Nationalnnd Amencan leagues and a fifth mem-

,.ei "who shall in BO way be connectedwith baseball," to be elected bv thefour other members. The f.fth, or

..neutral." member WOUld act as chair¬man. #This plan was adopted after briel

-ion. and the chairman, upon au¬

thority from the convention. appointed;, cotnniiitee t.. lake nn the matterwitb tha Natieaal aad Amerieanleagues at their annual meeting iflDecember, with power to carry out theplan.

TITLE RUN REVIVEDBY BROOKLYN SCHOOLS

< \ ent, t ln- i

Brooklyn athlttes in their best condi¬tion. ,

Full teann v en* BMBred from r.ras-

mur- Hall. Boya' High. Commercial andManual Training. while it was declaredthat St. John'- and New I'trecht mayAad it conv.i.icnt to start runners.The race will bfl hflld over the old ama

teur course of three miles and will in-clu.le tht* iteep l.ookout Mountain.

DARTMOUTH MEN DRILLON AN ICY GRIDIRON

Hanover, N H. Nov. Irt. Ilespitc thehit ing old, C.nch Cuvanaugh had hisDartmeuth squad out on the ice-cov-eied grul.ron to-day for a long signaldrill. It liail bflflfl planned to have a

lerimi aa, but ii was all themen could dO tC k<*e|> their feet.Weat Virginia is certain to plav in

BtraagC surroundings Saturday, whenit meets the lireen in the laat contestof the season for Cavanaugh's men.

Snow is beeped up waist h.gh alongthe side line,. with no apparent inten¬tion of meltmg.

FACULTY PUTS BANON W. AND J. PLAYERS

Washington. Penn., Nov. 16.- Thefaculty of Washington and JeffersonCollege announeed to-day that threemembers of th.* football team would not

h« permitted '.. participate in athletics,.f ht.v kind th'.s Maaefl because of dc-ncieiu'it's iii their achelaatic standing.The men affected are W. W. Fain

halfbacn; M S. Whitehill, end, and.1. H. Nail. guard. All were to haveplayed nevt Saturday in the game at

Ri.'hmond, Va., against Washingtonand I

BUlings Outpoints MurphyEddie ll.ll.ngs. of St. Paul, outpointed

Paddy Murphy in decisive faihion in a

ten-round bout at the Clermont A. Clast night as a fair-aiied crowd aat andshivered. Paddy Mullina guaranted theh..v heat for next Friday night, butthat d:.ln't help much lait nignt. Forsome unknown reason tha main boutwas not put on until 11:05 o'clock al¬though 'he rules of the State AthleticCommission call for the boxers in thechief attraction to be in the ring at lno'clock. ln the semi-nnal bout MelCoogan gave Young Rector ten boxinglessons. One leion in each round.

Crow Knocks Out BadoudMarty ( ro«s hunched out Al Badoud

in the sixth round of their bout at thaF.mpire A. C, las*. night. ln the firat Iround Badoud was aaved bv the belland in the fifth the Krenchman wai

again n dire diitreai. The other ten-round bout ba-tween Ir:-h Patiy Clir.eand Packv Homenly re.ulted in a vic-

r Patsy.

To Decide Scholaitic TitleThe Catholic high ichool champion-

ahip w.ll be decided to-morrow after¬noon, iaheii the eleven* from BrooklynF'r.i nnd lordhan Prep meet in theirannual tus.le at Fordham Field.

Fight LogTO-NICHT

Harlem S. ('..I'orky Flynn andJohn Lester Johnson.Hunts Poinl S. C.Flarry Ciattle

and Young Jack O'Brlcn.Village S. < ..Joe I.ynrh and

Benn> MiCny.Now Polo \. A..Jimmy Klynn and

floorgie ICoiIiInBroadwav S. C..11 .b Moha and

II.11% Mlske.BATUBDAT

l.yceam A. C..Johnny Powersand Johnny Clinton.Broadway S. C..h. O. Brennan

and Frank Carbone.Fairmont A. C.Harry Wllla and

Jark Thompson.Qucenaboro A. C.Yonng Norman

and Haiippy Smith.flermont S. C.Silent

and Augie Katner.Martin

STEVENS ELEVENRESTS BEFOREFINAL CONTEST

1 h» Stever.s 'varsity held its finalpractice over « asfle Point Field Inlloboken vesterday afternoon. Tht* en-

gineiira *->ill eleae their s.ason to-mor¬row with the tenm from RensselaerF'olytechnic Institute, and will take a

varatton to-day. Buck Kodgcrs hasdriven his team along at top soeed fort.ie past fortnight. and believes a davof rest will bc of benetit to them.After a long, but light drill the squad_ixty-two strong, assembled in the newgymnasium building. which will bededicatcd to-morrow before tho game,and listened to a short speech fromRodgera.Stevens will go Into the game against

*ho Troians somewhat crippled. San*Webh, the big fullback, was injured.:i tba game againal tha CoaneetieutAgg.es. nnd will not be able to plav.One or two <¦! thc 4.ther men are nurs-

mg i'ljurirs ol one sort or another, butnone ara o hadlv off that they willnot he able '.. go throngfa tha gatn**.under ordinary eoaditioas,The team will line up against R

selaer in this fasluon: Carlson. lefti nd; Ford. left tackle: Etxel, left guard;Johnson, eeatre; Moeller, righl gu_rd:Floekhert, righl tackle; Hopkins. rightend; Musk. quarterback; neghuee,right halfback; ("oodale, left half¬back; afaraballi fullback.

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8,000 SEE MORRISOUTPOINT LEVINSKY

kansas City. Mo.. Nov. 10. Outwcighed ahout tifty DOUnda and OBlrlass< d in height and reach, BattlingLevinsky, of New Vork, lost Ihe de¬cision to Carl Morn-. tha Oklahomaheavywright. here to-night in a fifteenround bout before aigfal theuaaud per¬sons in Convention Hall. Morris was

outpointed in the early rounds, hul Lavinaky began te weaken in the eighth.nn.l from then on the Oklnhoman had a

good advantage.I.evinskj was tired and hangn.gon at

the flaiah Eicbt rounds were to Morrisnt <| three to Levinaky, uh'lr the othersv.ere even. The hout. v.x\- murred bywrestlmg and clinchiBg, the B-ttleibeing the worst nlFen.ler.

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