Wing Ting Won Tricks at Ball in Montgomery Pa
Wing Ting won tricks at the ball in Montgomery, with Bowes reaping and Sokol mat Ves a. Talent noted by the writer, and the event delivered on style and performance amid a Bay area setting.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1906
Page
20
Wing Ting won tricks at the ball in Montgomery, with Bowes reaping and Sokol mat Ves a. Talent noted by the writer, and the event delivered on style and performance amid a Bay area setting.
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