Rock and White At the Wilbur
Boston audiences welcomed Will iam Rock and Frances White as they moved from Plymouth to the Wilbur Theatre for a new run. The company remains intact with new songs by Miss White and Rock, while Jack Gardner adds wit. The Jazz band stays loud and busy as Mrs White continues to charm crowds with her stage presence.
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Boston
William Rock
Frances White
Plymouth
Wilbur Theatre
Miss White
Mr. Rock
Jack Gardner
the Wilbur
Pershing's Crusaders at Shubert Theatre Draws Big Crowds
The final week of Pershing's Crusaders opened at the Shubert Theatre last evening. The government produced war progress pictures have sparked strong interest and enthusiasm. Audiences have been large and are expected to remain so through the closing show next Saturday night.
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Pershing
Shubert Theatre
Hearts of the World continues at Majestic Theatre
The Majestic Theatre keeps Hearts of the World drawing large daytime and evening crowds with many patrons returning two or three times, showing strong audience appeal for this romantic war play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Majestic
Tremont Theatre ends run of Head Over Heels this week
The Tremont Theatre presents the final week of Head Over Heels with Mitzi at the helm. After Saturday evening, the merr y attraction will depart for a vacation, with a return engagement announced for the season.
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Tremont Theatre
Mitzi
A.cr
Copley Theatre opens second week for A Night Off
The Henry Jewett Players presented A Night Off at the Copley Theatre last evening beginning its final week. The farce entertained a large audience with brisk pacing and strong performances, and crowds are expected to fill the house for the remaining performances.
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Copley Theatre
Henry Jewett Players
Copley
Sun at Paragon Park Show Delights Palm Garden Crowd
Sunday crowds at Paragon Park and its Palm Garden enjoyed band concerts and an elaborate cabaret despite rain. The free open-air circus programme this week is described as exceptional with frequent dansant interruptions and both afternoon and evening performances drawing patrons.
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Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Franklin Park Theatre Presents Farnum, Reed and Wallace Show
Franklin Park Theatre features William Farnum in True Blue and Florence Reed in The Woman's Law with Alice Wallace the prima donna praised for a rare sweet voice. The latter half of the week Harold Lockwood stars in Lend Me Your Name alongside comedy films, Pathe and vaudeville features completed by varied acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farnum
Florence Reed
Franklin Park Theatre
Alice Wallace
Harold Lockwood
Exeter Street Theatre Week's Attractions
This week's Exeter program features Wallace Reid in Believe Me Xan tippe Viola Dane in The Only Road Elsie Ferguson in A Doll's House Mae Marsh in All Woman Pathe news weekly Strand and Christie comedies.
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The
Exeter
Wallace Reid
Xantippe
Viola Dane
Elsie Ferguson
Mae Marsh
All Woman
Pathe News
Strand
Keiths Theatre presents Irene Franklin and varied acts
Irene Franklin and husband Burton Green headline Keiths Theatre this week with new songs and assured vocal delivery. Local acts Felix Rush Jere Delaney Homer Dickinson Grace Deagon and more offer fresh entertainment pieces including Rubeville Paprika of Chatter and Song and Wild Man of Vaudeville. Billie Burke’s nautical comedy Motor Boating is teased in previews.
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Irene Franklin
Burton Green
Miss Franklin
Mr. Green
Felix Rush
Jere Delaney
Rubeville
Homer Dickinson
Grace Deagon
Johnny Dunsmore
Miller and Masters
Bertie Ford
Chinko and Company
Jimmie Lucas and Company
Billie Burke
Orpheum Theatre All-Star Bill Promises Fulfillment
The Orpheum Theatre presents a strong bill with Corcoran and Mack performing songs and stories Could This Happen. The Skating Bear, Grindell and Esther, Thomas and Henderson, and Rodero appear with a capable company. Screen features Charlie Chaplin The Pawn Shop and A Desert Wooing with Enid Bennett. Last half week adds O'Neil and Walmsley, Leonard and Willard, gypsy singers, Belle Oliver, Carbrey and Cavanaugh, La Velle and Lillian, Nazimova Toys of Fate.
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Orpheum Theatre
Corcoran
Mack
Skating Bear
Grindell
Esther
Thomas
Henderson
Rodero
Charlie Chaplin
Enid Bennett
O'Neil
Walmsley
Leonard
Willard
Belle Oliver
Carbrey
Cavanaugh
la Velle
Lillian
Nazimova
Norumbega Park Actress In Marrying Money
Last night at Norumbega Park Joan Quest starred in Marrying Money a lively play about a girl pressured into a rich match by her mother while her father favors heart over wealth. A rich suitor is found, their marriage begins, and on their honeymoon they learn they have no funds leading to comical misadventures.
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Norumbega Park
Joan Quest
Scollay Square Olympia Presents Drama and Vaudeville Acts
Edmund Breese enacts Robert W. Service's The Shooting of Dangerous Dan McGrew at Scollay Square Olympia yesterday. Return engagement of Charlie Chapin in Mabel at the Wheel headlines a busy vaudeville lineup with Horn and Ferris Miss Hanley Edmunds and Leedom Going to the Wedding the Kamura Duo Japanese jugglers and more.
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Robert W. Service
Edmund Breese
Service
Dan McGrew
Scollay Square
Olympia
Charlie Chapin
Mabel
Horn
Ferris
Miss Hanley
Edmunds
Leedom
Kamura
Olympia News Weekly
Lancaster Theatre Schedule Highlights This Week
At the Lancaster Theatre Virginia Pearson stars as a Russian princess in The Fire Brand and leads The Trail to Yesterday with Bert Lytell. Added attraction Golden Rule Kate features Louise Claum. Last half bill includes By Right of Purchase with Yorba Talmadge The Son of His Father with Charles Ray and Graft ers with Jack Devereaux.
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Lancaster Theatre
Virginia Pearson
Bert Lytell
Louise Claum
Yorma Talmadge
Charles Ray
Tremont Temple Presents My Four Years in Germany Film
The Boston showing of Ambassador James W. Gerard’s wartime record in Germany enters its 12th week. An adaptation of Gerard’s book, the production emphasizes detailed casting and staging to heighten drama on screen.
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Germany
James W. Gerard
Boston
Mr. Gerard
Screen bill at Old South Theatre this week
Sergeant Empey in Over the Top and Belle Bennett in The Last Rebel screen the first half of the week at the Old South Theatre. Dorothy Dalton in The Mating of Marcella and Jack Richardson in His Enemy the Law close the week on the bill.
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Sergeant Empey
Belle Bennett
Old South Theatre
Dorothy Dalton
Marcella
Jack Richardson
the Law
Fenway Theatre Presents Stars in Weeklong Bill
The Fenway Theatre opens the week with Sergeant Empey in Over the Top and Charlie Chaplin in The Tramp. Later this week Fanny Ward stars in The Yellow Ticket and Douglas Fairbanks appears in Manhattan Madness.
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Fenway Theatre
Sergeant Empey
Charlie Chaplin
Fanny Ward
Douglas Fairbanks
Sergt
Arthur Guy Empey
Over the Top
Park Theatre Delights With Theda Bara In Under the Yoke
Crowded crowds yesterday praised Theda Bara in Under the Yoke as Marines in action, plus The House of Gold with Emmy Wehlen about a forged marriage and murder accusation. Christie comedy drew laughs, Pathé Weekly offered Boston news. Nan Hope Still sang, Park Symphony Orchestra performed selections.
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Theda Bara
House of Gold
Emmy Wehlen
Pathe Weekly
Boston
Vicinity
Nan Hopestill
Park Symphony Orchestra
St James Theatre Topliner Willie Solar Headlines Bow
The topliner at St James Theatre yesterday was Willie Solar the well known comedian. The balance of the bill includes Harmony and O Connor Lockhardt and Leddie acrobats and Pedrini s simian actors in Fun on a Battleship. On the screen are News Pictorial and The Claw with Clara Kimball Young.
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St. James Theatre
Willie Solar
de Luxe
Harmony
O'Connor
Lockhardt
Leddie
Pedrini
the Claw
Clara Kimball Young
French
Brandt
Pisano and
Bingham
Temple Four
Smiletta Sisters
Ordway
Charlie Chaplin
Enid Bennett
Bowdoin Square Theatre Features Mary Pickford This Week
Mary Pickford appears in M liss at Bowdoin Square Theatre this week alongside Charles Ray in His Own Home Town. Vaudeville includes The Talking Tea Kettle, Tom Monnelly, Teen Trio, Platt and Carlson, and Cegna. Also shown are The Woman in the Web and Animated Weekly. Next week John Barrymore stars in Raffles the Amateur Cracksman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charles Ray
Tom Monnelly
Platt and
Carlson
Cegna
John Barrymore
Raffles
Bowdoin &3
Artcraft
M'Liss
Chas. Ray
Gillette Workers See Pershing Film at Shubert Theatre
More than 2000 Gillette Safety Razor Company employees filled the Shubert Theatre last night to view Pershing's Crusaders. Amateur singers and dancers from the firm performed, followed by several patriotic speeches by company leaders and guest speakers.
Paine Lecture to Feature Admiral Spencer Wood in Tremont
Rear Admiral Spencer 8 Wood will introduce Ralph OD Paine at Tremont Temple on Tuesday night to lecture on naval history under The Fighting Fleets. Wood, close to the other side, will give an introductory talk as Paine's lecture and motion pictures depict the actions of our naval forces.
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Spencer 8. Wood
Tremont Temple
Ralph OD. Paine
Admiral Wood
Mr. Paine
Temple Tremont
Ralph PD. Paine
Gov't Motion Pictures
Admiral Spencer
Woods
Pricon
Columbia Theatre Presents Wallace Reed and Hart Features
The Columbia Theatre screens Believe Me Xantippe with Wallace Reed and The Primal Lure with William S Hart along with comedies and newsreels. In the second half of the week Elsie Ferguson stars in The Doll's House and Clara Kimball Young in The Claw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Xantippe
Wallace Reed
William S. Hart
Elsie Ferguson
Wallace Reid
W. 8. Hart
The
Boston Theatre Showcases Nine-Tenths of the Law and Vaudeville
The leading picture at the Boston Theatre this week is Nine-Tenths of the Law a highly entertaining photoplay. Vaudeville features Miller Pollack and company in Speaking of Father J C Mack and company the Four Casters in Something new for Everybody Skipper and Kastrupp and Those Girls in additional acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Miller Pollack and Company
J. C. Mack and Company
Skipper
Kastrupp
Mitchell
Lewis
Milton Pollock & Co
Kastrup
Capes & Snow
Hearst- Pathe
The Mating of Marcell a and His Enemy the Law at Washington
At the Washington Theatre the first half of the week features Dorothy Dalton in The Mating of Marcell a and Jack Richardson in His Enemy the Law. The remainder showcases Sergeant Empey in Over the Top and Gloria Swanson in Station Content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Theatre
Dorothy Dalton
Marcella
Jack Richardson
Sergeant Empey
Gloria Swanson
Mayor Peters pushes plan for new Boston transport board
The mayor urged a city ordinance to create a transportation department to take over the Boston Transit Commission duties. The proposal features a chairman with a $5000 salary and two unpaid members serving one year each, appointed by the mayor. Ex Mayor Josiah Quincy is expected to be offered the chair.
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Transportation Department
Boston Transit Commission
Peters
Josiah Quincy
Transit Board
Hub Men for War Houses Washington June 24
Architects, engineers and town planning experts for government housing projects funded by a $60,000,000 war worker quarters act were announced by the Labor Department. For New England sites the teams include Bath, Bath, Parker, Thomas & Rice, Boston. Lorring Underwood, Boston. Weston & Sampson, Boston. Quincy, J. E. McLaughlin, Boston. H. J. Kellaway, Boston. Ernest W. Branch, Quincy. Bridgeport lists R. C. Sturgis, Boston. A. A. Shurtleff, Boston. no engineer named.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Labor
New England
Bath
Parker
Thomas & Rice
Boston
Lorring Underwood
Weston & Sampson
Quincy
Mass
J. E. McLaughlin
Close Matches in Junior Tennis Play
Excellent tennis action marked opening day at Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hill with two rounds in the boys division and 15 junior matches. All junior contests ended in straight sets except Francis Plimpton of Walpole versus Bar rett Hurwitz of Boston Latin School who split 6 3 and 3 6 before Plimpton won 8 6 in a deciding set.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hill
Francis Plimpton
Walpole
Barrett Hurwitz
Boston Latin School
Steamer Burns Crew Arrested After Fire at Cienfuegos Wharf
Havana June 2 The American steamer Mary Olson of 848 tons gross, laden with coal, was burned at her Cienfuegos wharf last night. The captain and crew were arrested and held for investigation pending further action.
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Havana
Mary Olson
Cienfuegos
OUR BOYS TAKE ALL OF BELLEAU WOOD
American forces push 400 yards against stern German resistance and seize machine guns while digging in on a new line after a bold operation near Belleau Wood. Germans respond with gas shells and intensified shelling. two Americans listed as missing.
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Chateau Thierry
St. Die
Vosges
Baccarat
Toul
Madame Petrova Tops Gordon's Olympi Screen Night
Madame Petrova headlined Gordon's Olympi last night with Tempeered Steel her fourth personal screen production, praised for romance suspense and rapid action. Charlie Chaplin features in Mabel at the Wheel along with May Marvin Harry Bond and Our Wives. Goudsmiths provide novelty clownery and other pictures top a lively vaudeville program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Petrova
Gordon
Charlie Chaplin
Mabel
May Marvin
Harry Bond and
Our Wives
Codman Square Theatre Weekly Bill Features Eddie Girard
The Codman Square Theatre presents Eddie Girard and company in From the Bowery to Broadway, Weston and Young in comicalities, George Reeves the burnt cork comedian, and Lillian's dogs. On screen the latest news pictures and Uneasy Money. Thursday shifts to Motoring by Harry Tate Justa trio and Steve Freda plus A Mother's Secret with Ella Hall.
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Codman Square Theatre
Eddie Girard and
the Bowery
Broadway
Weston
Young
George Reeves
Lillian
Harry Tate
Justa Trio
Steve Freda
Ella Hall
Say Young Fellow and The Venus Model At Modern Theatre
All week at the Modern Theatre feature Douglas Fairbanks in Say Young Fellow and Mabel Normand in The Venus Model with additional short news pictures and comedies.
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Modern Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Mabel Normand
Beacon Theatre Week Show Features Normand and Fairbanks
The Beacon Theatre presents Mabel Normand in The Venus Model and Douglas Fairbanks in Say, Young Fellow during the current week, complemented by short news pictures and light comedies.
Globe Theatre Week Shows Stars In Silent Screen Classics
The Globe Theatre runs a weekly program featuring Annette Kellermann in A Darling of the Gods along with Douglas Fairbanks in Double Trouble and Charlie Chaplin in The Pawn Shop. Each film showcases silent screen legends in full modern charm.
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Globe Theatre
Annette Kellermann
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
Ann. Kellermann
Doug. Fairbanks
Kerrigan Leads Golf Field at Brae-Burn Club
Former Boston pro Tom Kerrigan now at Pearl Harbor led one of the strongest fields in this section yesterday at Brae-Burn Club during the first day of 72 hole medal play for the Army and Navy War Relief Fund amateur tournament.
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Boston
Tommy Kerrigan
Pelham Bay Naval Station
Brae-Burn Club
Army and Navy War Relief Fund
Kerrigan Takes Day Lead In Brookline Golf Event
Kerrigan and McNamara traded credited rounds first, then Kerrigan posted 76 to reach 152 for the day and lead as Ouimet finished two behind. Tellier, Bowden, Guilford, and Campbell followed with solid scores, while Ouimet cannot play the final 36 at Brookline.
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Kerrigan
T. L
McNamara
Francis Ouimet
Louis Tellier
Brookline
Ouimet
Camp Devens
Tellier
George L. Bowden
Tedesco Country Club
Tom McNamara
Matt Campbell
Bowden
Jesse Guilford
Arnold Statz
Worcester
Pelham Bay
New Freight Rates Announced Across Railroads
Washington June 24 Increased freight rates take effect tonight on most short lines and larger government controlled roads. Shipments starting now will ride at old rates. those accepted tomorrow face increases of 25 percent or more. Export and import rates begin Wednesday. Railroads expect at least 700 million dollars in added annual revenue.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Administration
Britt Wins Chelsea Bout at Douglas A C Arena
Frankie Young Britt defeated Philadelphia’s Terry McGovern over 12 rounds in a clear win, earning the referee’s award as the standout. McGovern flashed briefly in rounds three eight and twelve, but the New Bedford fighter dominated from start to finish. Earlier, Bobby Dyson and Charley Kid Mitchell battled to a ten-round draw, and Young Leonard of Chelsea beat Kid Roberts in six rounds.
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Frankie Young Britt
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Douglas A. C
New Bedford
Charley Kid Mitchell
Braintree
Young Leonard
Chelsea
Kid Roberts
Paul Suter Wins 25 Mile Race at Revere Track
Paul Suter won the 25 mile motor race at the Revere cycle track in an exhibition of high class riding. He beat Frank Corry by half a lap, with Clarence Carman seven laps back. Time 37 minutes 10 seconds. Tomorrow night the Brassard will be held at Revere with George Wiley defending against Victor Linart and Vincent Madonna.
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Paul Suter
Frank Corry
Clarence Carman
Revere
Suter
Corry
Carman
Revere Track
George Wiley
Victor Linart
Vincent Madonna
Waterfront Calendar and Fish Arrivals Update
The morning tide was 9 feet with a full moon approaching later in July and August. Two British fishing schooners Cupola and Charles X Edward landed groundfish at the big pier under a US Canada pact. Ex vessel prices ranged Haddock 8-9 cents, large cod 9-12, market cod to 7, cash 5. Arrivals included Ellen & Mary and others with haddock cod and pollock. fisheries activity reflects Nova Scotia shipper objections over Aranmore service suspension, with sailings to resume soon. The Landsman note closes the item.
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United States
Cupola
Browns Bank
Charles X. Edward
Haddock
Cod
Pollock
Ellen & Mary
W. H. Rider
Olivia Sears
Charles Edward
Nova Scotia
Aranmore
Yarmouth-Boston
Stunts at Braves Field Tomorrow Before Braves Giants Game
A pregame programme at Braves Field features baseball specialty events open only to Braves and Giants members.Contestants vie in fungo distance bunting long throws throwing accuracy base running and more with Thrift Stamps awarded as prizes to boost War Savings Stamp sales.
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Braves
New York Giants
Braves Field
Baseball Letters Awarded to Lexington High Team Members
Base ball letters were given to Lexington High School players and one manager. The recipients include captain Thomas Fitzgerald and players Haig Bashian Aram Bashian Edwin Richards Gordon Richards Alfred Ball Richard Johnson Emil Savage James O Connor Lawrence Miles Alfred Pierce and William Shurtleff as manager.
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Lexington High School
Thomas Fitzgerald
Haig Bashian
Aram Bashian
Edwin Richards
Gordon Richards
Alfred Ball
Richard Johnson
Emil Savage
James O’connor
Lawrence Miles
Alfred Pierce
William Shurtleff
Cudgel Wins the Brooklyn Handicap
Cudgel a 4-year-old colt by Broomstick Eugenia Bureh owned by Commander J. K. L. Ross won the Brooklyn handicap at Queens County track over Roamer and Georgie Smith. The favorite carried 129 pounds and finished a length ahead in 1:50 1-5, earning the owner $4850 from the stake.
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New York
Georgie Smith
H. P. Whitney
Borrow
Tigers Beat White Sox 6 to 2 in Opener
Detroit pitcher James outpitched Cicotte as the Tigers open with a 6 to 2 win over Chicago. Detroit scored by stringing hits with walks and errors by the White Sox. Chick Gandil of Chicago was summoned for draft board reclassification.
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White Sox
Detroit
James
Chcotte
Chicago
Chick Gandil
Ableepola AB
A. Bush
Murphy
Weaver
Cobb
E.colligs
WeschIf
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Hefl'ann
aLeibold
Cicotte
Vitt
Heilmann
Sue
Rinberg
Jacobs
Bush
Felsch
Spencer
Veach
Worcester brewer pleads not guilty as slander case delays hearing
John Bowler of Worcester faced Central Court on charges alleging use of mails and telephones to slander Doctor William W. C. Spencer of Beacon Street. Bowler pleaded not guilty and the hearing was postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowler
Worcester
William W. C. Spencer
Beacon Street
Central Court
Springfield Triumph Over Worcester In Tight Twilight Clash
Springfield edged Worcester 3 to 2 in a fast twilight game. Manners allowed fewer hits and scattered the Middles, Baum pitched well for Worcester, but Springfield held the lead and secured the win.
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Springfeld
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Manners
Baum
A. Clemens
J'cobson
Smith
Dee
Parent
Cooney
Gonzales
Johnson
W'worth
Phenix
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Kiefer
O'mond
G'nough
Yandry
Redman
Clemena
Jacobson
Wrrers
Drummond
Clemens
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