Chicago Bowlers Carry Of Two Championships and the Bulk of Money
Final rounds of the eleventh American Bowling Congress tournament in St Louis show Chicago bowlers sweeping two championships and leading money winnings. Glenn Fiddell and Fred Pump of New York tied for a two-man event place. Sheldon Caron of Louisville led singles early but finished sixth. Jimmy Blouma of Chicago claimed the All-Events title with 681 and 1419? The overall cash total rose to 8391 with 65 clubs, as states like Pennsylvania and Ohio shared two-man honors. Washington, St Louis, Indianapolis, and others posted notable sums, with Washington leading among non-Chicago clubs in the All-Events list.
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St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Glenn Fiddell
Fred Pump
New York
Sheldon Caron
Louisville
Chicago
Jimmy Blouma
Mel Knox
Tucianapolis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Louis Nefler
Washington
Walter Startley
East Liverpool
Windy City
Chitane
Jlimmy Smith
Buffalo
Langtry
Bigg Ilinois
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
D. C
Columbia
Denoit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Baseball candidates out for Gallaudet team
Capt Battiste led battery candidates in preliminary tryouts at Kenwall Green gym yesterday afternoon. Weather blocked field work. Battiste outlined training and daily gym practice while awaiting better conditions. Each pitcher candidate tested against Rockwell and Lee as catchers. group ran windups and drill, with optimism for a strong season and new material showing enthusiasm.
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Battiste
Gallaudet
Kenwall Green
Rockwell
Lee
One Point Decides Game Between Woodberry Forest and Jefferson School
Woodberry Forest defeated Jefferson School 12 to 11 in Charlottesville as Darts Fitzhugh and Stacy led the Orange offense with four goals and strong guarding, while Vandiver and Bixey starred for Jefferson. The junior teams met in the annual contest, Jefferson winning the junior game 18 to unknown.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Woodberry Forest
Jefferson School
Jefferson
Stacy
Fitzhugh
Orange Lads
Page Vandiver
Bixey
Balthis
Navy seeks Army game site after postponement
Navy officials denied Philadelphia as the Army-Navy game site and said no date or place is fixed. A conference between Navy and Army, as planned, will determine whether to accept a Penn offer or seek another venue. West Point's preferred date for the meeting is awaited.
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Washington Post
Annapolia
Naval Academy
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Interc Ced
de Cide
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
West Point
Strikes and Spares as Susquehanna Defeats Mount St Marys
Susquehanna defeated Mount St. Marys 12 to 4 in Emmitsburg with Captain Sheridan scoring 14 of the Mountaineers 18. The report notes boxing promoter Billy Pierce plans to bring a New England fighter stable to London.
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Susquehanna
Mount St. Mary’s
Washington Post
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
Capt. Sheridan
Mountaineers
Boston
Mass
Billy Pierce
New England
London
Pommy Quit
Jimmye Gardner
One-Season Ball Park Changes Sought as Plans Hinge on Meeting
Local fans await a directors meeting to decide if any temporary improvements will be made at the ball yard this spring. With seven weeks until the Nationals open against Georgetown, construction time is tight and only minor, temporary changes are likely. McAleer’s return from Atlanta and Johnson’s Chicago talks frame team business as St. Louis money matters and a $30,000 syndicate dispute loom.
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McAleer
Atlanta
St. Louis
Joe S. Jackson
Nationals
Georgetown
Noyes
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Killifer
Youngstown
Washington
Hot Springs
Herman Schaefer
Tom Hughes
Schaefer
The
Qzarks
Hedges
Johnson
Messrs. Hodgman and
Ewatg
Holfers
Chance
New York
East
Frank Chance
Caliifornia
Cubs
Philatelphia
McGraw
Dave Smith Beats American Boxer In 20 Round Title Clash
Australian middleweight champion Dave Smith defeated American Johonie Thompson on points after twenty rounds in Sydney. Thompson came to fight at light heavyweight but proved nearly even. Smith claims world middleweight title after recent win over Billy Papke. Promoter Hugh McIntosh eyes England tour. large crowd attended the Rushcutters Bay pavilion bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Dave Smith
Johonie Thompson
Thompson
Smith
Billy Papke
Iman
Hugh McIntosh
England
Rushcutters Bay Pavilion
Steinfeldt Returns as Right Man for Giants or Cubs
The text argues Steinfeldt is the right choice and Archer will be the first catcher, with Kling out. It notes the veteran Giants must regress to improve, and most first string pitchers besides Cole are past their peak. It calls the Giants the likely option over the Cubs, despite last fall’s damaging defeat, while recalling the Cubs’ peak form in 198.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinfeldt
Archer
Kling
Cole
Giants
Cubs
Connie Signs Up His Team for Athletics Contract
Philadelphia report states Harry Davis captain of the world's champions, signed to play first base for the Athletics, turning down two managerial offers from St Louis and Cleveland. Manager Mack has signed seventeen players, including Collins Baker Barry McInnes Derrick Murphy Lord Oldring Strunk Thomas Lapp Livingstone Krause Morgan Dyevert Hogan, with Russell likely to cause the only potential trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry Davis
Champion Athletics
Iail
Davis
St Louis
Cleveland
Mack
Collins
Baker
Barry
McInnes
Derrick
Murphy
Lord
Oldring
Strunk
Thomas
Lapp
Livingstone
Krause
Morgan
Dyéert
Hogan
Pacific Coast
Plank
Bender
Coombs
Russell
Winter Weather Sparks Tech Shoes Sale Prompt
NOW-CAPPED houses and slushy streets signal winter linger. Take advantage of the Semi-Annual Clearance Sale offering regular $6 Tech Shoes for $3.95 and various price rubbers at all price points to stay warm and dry this weather.
Hopkins After Trophy in Baltimore Johns Hopkins Meet
One of the meet’s big features is Hopkins aimed at beating Virginia for the point trophy. Georgetown fields a strong squad and other schools join in the joint games next Saturday night. Virginia’s runners, George Washington and Carlisle are among entrants with Penn State and Maryland Agricultural College also represented. A mile race figures to be decisive as last week’s top three finishers from George Washington reprise. The program emphasizes better organization with larger dressing rooms and more private spaces for colleges. Seating and crowd control plans include 1,540 extra chairs and regiment marshals plus ushers to maintain order.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Virginia
Charlottesville
Hopkins
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Maryland Agricultural College
Carlisle Indian School
Washington
Boyle
Lee
Corridon
Catholic University
Clarkson Family Baseball Pitcher Arthur Clarkson Dies
Cambridge Massachusetts February 6 Arthur Clarkson a member of the noted Clarkson baseball family and a pitcher for teams in Louisville St Louis and Baltimore died at a private hospital yesterday He was brother to John Clarkson the famed pitcher who died a few years ago A younger brother Arthur played for New York and Cleveland but never achieved major success.
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Cambridge
Mass
Arthur Clarkson
Louisville
St Louis
Baltimore
Clarkson
John Clarkson
Arthur
New York
Cleveland
Knockout Brown Ready for Wolgast Title Fight
New York dispatch reports Knockout Brown will finish training tomorrow and travel to Philadelphia for a rest before the six round title bout with Ad Wolgast at Jack O'Brien's club Wednesday evening. Brown weighed 131 1/2 pounds and appeared strong. At West Chester roadhouse Frank Klaus boxed hard rounds with sparring partners and predicted a win over Willie Lewis at the Fairmont Athletic Club tomorrow night, aiming for future world title shots against Bill Padke or Dave Smith of Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brown
Philadelphia
Ad Wolgast
Jack O’brien
West Chester
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Shrisk
Willie Lewis
Fairmont Athletic Club
Klaus
Bill Padke
Dave Smith
Australia
Tulsa Athletic Club Eyes 15000-Seat Stadium for Morris Johnson Fight
A. C. Ponder of the Tulsa Athletic Club announced plans to build a 15 000 seat stadium by March 1 with the aim of staging a world championship fight between Carl Morris and Jack Johnson. The move suggests Morris will stay in the United States while managers capitalize on his rising popularity. Morris remains unbeaten and could attract large crowds in Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Frank B. Ufer
Carl Morris
A. C. Ponder
Tulsa Athletic Club
Morris
Jack Johnson
Oklahoma
Georgetown Relay Team Selected for Boston A A Meet
Gibbs Davis Sprowles and Martin named as Georgetown relay quartet to race Holy Cross in the Boston Athletic Association games next Saturday. Davis earned his trip by defeating other candidates in trials. Capt. Smith will stay and join the larger squad traveling to Baltimore that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs
Davis
Sprowles
Martin
Boston
A. A
Georgetown
Holy Creago
Foley
Capt
Smith
Baltimore
Reer
Teamwork Wins for CO ER in Guard Gym Battle
Company IX defeated the Ambulance Corps 20 to 40 at the National Guard gym after a 40 minute game. Notable defense by Lawrence and Briges limited scoring for Ambulance. Winters provided the decisive team effort for Company IX. Scorers included Hattesly Saltman Jackson Lawrence and others with free throws by Lawrence and Ilutterly. Referee Mr Frott, Scorer Captain Ernst.
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Ambulance Corps
National Guard
Lawrence
Briges
Hatterly RT
Jackson Gore L
Lawrence Saitman
Briggs Curtis
Howard Gibson
Raawolid AG
Hattesly
Saltman
Jackson
Ilutterly
Mr. Frott
Capt
Ernst
Army and Navy boys win in prep basketball game
Army and Navy Prep defeated Western High 39 to 23 as teamwork carried the winners. Lansburg led Western scorers while Wotherspoon starred for Army Navy with field goals from Adams Lansburg McCandish Smith Stone Chandler and Wotherspoon. Time halves 20 minutes. Bob Ewing signs with Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western High
Army and Navy
Lansburg
Wotherspoon
Western Poiit
Army & Navy
Bradley
A. Futler
Af Adams
Fuller McCandish
Adams
McCandish
Smith
Stone
Chandler
Fred Josser
Berwind
Mailan
Mr. West
Archibald's Fine Ride Beats McCarthy at Oakland Feature
In foggy heavy track conditions at Oakland Racecourse, Archibald on Likely Dieudonne outfinished McCarthy aboard Roy Junior in the Folly handicap. Francine romped to win the two year old dash, Twickenham upset Doncester in the third, and Sir John captured the fifth as racing moved into day three with Richard Dwyer at the barrier and Jake Holtzman slated to oversee the remainder of the meeting.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Oakland
Dieudonne
Archibald
McCarthy
Roy Junior
Pay Streak
Raleigh P. D
Af Francine
Twickenham
Doncaster
Sir John
Veneto Strome
Richard Dwyer
Jake Holtzman
Francine
Selden
Minstrel
Dum
Schilling
Lady Lightning
Lavender
Florence
Anna Schneider
Madrecita
Florence Roberts
Wild Fern
Patent Stopper
Side George
Feather Duster
Callahan
Dunc Campbell
Glass
Gyptis
Redtke
Mazle Girl
Russean
Bell Oif
Bob Chocolate
Doride
Sokél
Hand Satchel
Gertie
Riddie
Doncester
Abe Slupskey
E. Martin
Red Klaw
Eddie Mott
Abuelle
Rinda
Almargosa
Cleufenne
Arcaibald
D. McCarthy
Phil’ Mohr
Daddy Gip
Thistle Belle
Fistered P. D
Sir Johnson
Veneta Strome
Busyman
Pickens
Eddie Graney
Creel
Madeline Itusgrave
Mechant
Wineberry
June W
Riddle
Novgorod
Figent
Judge Henderson
Jestupburn
J. H. Barr
Lord of the Forest
Jacksonville Race Results Highlight Morning Card
In the first race a maiden two-year-old High Brow woke to win for Koerner at 9 to 2 with Eaton’s 11 to 10 second. Gold Mine, Futweil’s 108, took third after strong late work as Day May and Doodle Dandy featured among several others. Second race saw Abound prevail for Goldstein at 9 to 2, with Special Brew runner-up and Al Thorpe finishing third in 1:14 3-5. Third race gave Muff the mile win for Hopking, with Eyla second and Zul third as late stages stretched. Fourth race, a handicap for 3-year-olds and up, favored Princelike at 7 to 2, Third Rail second, Tom Hayward third, time 1:40 4-5. Fifth race selling purse $500 went to Tolson d Or at 9 to 5, Brafford second, Wander third, time 1:21 2-6. Sixth race selling over 11-16 miles won by Shapdale at 7 to 1, Abrasion second, Estall third, time 14u 2-5. Several other runners including Rey bourne, Merman, and Edwin L. also ran.
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High Brow
Koerner
Eaton
Burns
Gold Mine
Futweil
Gotiebok
Frances Dean
Doodle Dandy
Lew Haven
Sauce
Aldan
Duval
Goldstein
Special Brew
Wilson
al Thorpe
Butwell
Tom Masnie
Florrie Bryan
Dancing Queen
Waltz
Senator Hubble
Goldwick
Jabat
Furlonga
Muff
Hopking
Eyla
Zul
Bell
T Jmne
Ruby Knight
Coletta
Grand Peggy
Chop Tank
One Hill
Decency
Uncle Fred
Frank Navin
King Pinalgo
Princelike
McCabey
Olson
Tom Hayward
Reybourne
Tolson d'Or
Goose
Purac
Aid
Shapdale
Musgrave
Abrasion
Bel
Estall
Roseberg II
Didge Walton
Edwin L
Naughty Rose
Masard
Tillie’s Nightmare
Silas Grump
Elzewhere
Senator Sparks
Mary Lee Johnson
Chief Jackson
Blowout
Sister Florence
Bodkin
Tippy
Fort Worth
Ima
Defintte
Monte Fox
Red Bob
Miss Nett
Ella Bryson
Premier
Gov. Gray
Judge Monck
Oracle
Dr. Holzberg
Donau
Leamence
Ta Nu
Henry Hutchinson
Louis Bell
Dizle Knight
Star Over
Peep
Oxhwaga
Frances Ray
Duke of Bridgewater
Ming Marjorie
Havre and
Critto
Tampa Racing Results Highlight City Event
At Tampa, Purée captures the first race for 3-year-olds and up in a 150 furlong affair. Claiborne’s Nitblick, sent at 12 to 1, finishes second with Col. Zeb third. Time 1:14 3-5. Frank Patton, Restless Lady and Zymple also ran.
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Nitblick
Claiborne
Griffin
Col. Zeb
Matthews
Frank Patton
Restless Lady
Zymple
Osslan
Pau
Tey
Wan
Charles
Hoffman
George Turner
Murphy
Cosmo
Nettie
Regirds
Bergen
Billy Bodemer
Ira
Mae Hamilton
Grimaldi
Virlslan
Cull Holland
Abel Dooding
Fhe Ram
Cherokee Roas
Wingfield
Neoskalesta
Bright Malden
Steele
Harleon
Billy
Hibbs
Teddy Beer
Horace E
Martin
Radiation
Dreyer
Holmes
Merise
Ringer
Rubbla
Danfer
Lave Watches
Pearl Hopkins
Lawton Wisging
D. Murphy
Dols Cavanagh
Santim
Jim
Royal Lady
Harling
Black Oak
Aldo 'An
Terminal R. R. YMCA League Meet Opens Season
The Terminal R. R. YMCA Baseball League will hold its first meeting at the association rooms Tuesday night. A team from the Southern Railway accountants has applied for a franchise. Other teams are reorganizing for practice and show much interest. The league has had three successful seasons and expects a prosperous year.
Eastern League Closes 1911 Schedule In Three Hours
Baltimore Feb 6 Eastern League magnates finalize 1911 schedule with minor changes to Barrow draft. April 20 opener places Toronto in Baltimore Montreal in Newark Buffalo in Providence Rochester in Jersey City. May 8 northern pairings include Newark at Montreal Baltimore at Buffalo Jersey City at Rochester Providence at Toronto. Rochester pennant date June 14. Chapin offers date to Toronto. Lanigan handles duties. Good Friday exhibition planned. officials from all clubs attend.
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Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Rennert
Edward Barrow
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Jersey City
Chapin
Rochester Champions
McCaffrey
Rennett
Ernest Lanigan
Barrow Aid-De- Camp
Barrow
Pete Cassidy
Orioles
Wilmington
Dunn
Jack Dunn
B. W. Wicks
J. J. Stein
Jack Ryan
Lichtenstein
E. H. Cushing
E. J. McCafferty
Oe’' McGinnity
T. J. Crowley
Charles “St. Chapin
Billy’ Keeler
Wiliam J. Clarke
Ned Hanlon
Bill’ Byers
Kellar Outfights Houck In Bantamweight Bout
Sammy Kellar England's champion bantamweight defeated Tommy Houck of Philadelphia in ten rounds at the Olympic Athletic Club. Kellar scored the only knock-down in the third round and was clearly Houck's superior throughout the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sammy, Kellar
England
Tommy Houck
Philadelphia
Olympic Athletic Club
Kellar
Houck
Juarez Race Meet to Resume Amid End of Trouble
Juarez Mexico Feb 6 jockey club to resume racing tomorrow after Col R Garcia Martinez jefe politico and Col E Tamborrel assure no danger remains for visitors. Meeting will run 100 days to early April with entries for races listing multiple horses and odds across first to eighth events.
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Jockey Club
Juarez
Mex
R. Garcia Martinez
Jefe Politico of
Lawn and Thistle Rose
Lady Dolara
Primdale
Goldfern
Pretty Soon
Woolvel
Fragzle
Edna
Predilecta
the Wicks
Siscus
Bitter Bir
Rey el Tovar
Sporting Lite
Salvage
Col. Austen
Mike Mollet
Grave Golden
Kyle
Arrowshaft
Lykers
Annie Wells
Creston
Chapultepec
Lena Lech
Tom McGrath
Hannis
Hidden Hand
Dec Allen
Ned Carmack
Martin Cassy
Gladys Louiie
Roberta
Sam Fox
Injury
Helmet
Flying Wolf
Frank Mullens
Sterfing
Candlebarry
Uncle Ren
Mockler and Planter
Bob Parley
Dubois
Rue
Butterball
del Prior
the Hague
Helen Scott
Cat
Emmett
Ellerd
Pedro
Barkey Oldfield
the Peg
Fred Mulholland
Florence A
Marsand
Horse Races and Odds From Local Meet Results
Race listings reveal multiple selling and handicap events with horses and odds across six races. Notable entries include Hedman HM and Sabath in selling events, and several 2 to 4 year olds with prices from 89 to 167, alongside detailed purses and distances for each division.
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Dunlap
Field
Brosnan
Krauss
Fritz Beeneeeeee
Waters
Rodrick
Seen
Hardie
Eeree
Lord Wens Wees
Jolly Fat Men
Jimmy Smith
Duffalo
Harry Muggrey
Vancouver
Wood
Ted Neale
J. H. Lefingwelt
E Magnan
Knox
E. F Krauss
Washington, D
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Hicago
Sweeney
Stour City
U J. KE Field
G. Brosnan
Washington, D.C
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Neale- Sprague
SH. Waters- Kranas
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N. Bray
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Tito Ombert
L. Franz
Ant
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Ashington
Blouin
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Lange
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Patent Examiners League
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Grindle
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Rowhey
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Ball Park
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Father hunglCo
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Wolgast
ARMY
Bob Ewing
Philadelphia Naonals Imanagement
Aes A . Dollar
Wm.Hahn& Co
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M'Carthy
Roy
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Tampa
Lady Detdta
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Yovorern
Mike Molett
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Eric Gresson
Finley Wolf
Sterlin
Bob Farley
the Peer
Mary Lee
Orlando Lady
Eglantine
Letaioah
Lasa Ja
Hickey
Starry Night
Tim Judge
Star O’ryan
Mertz WU
Acea
OS Acamns
Mertz & Mertz, Inc
F Street
Iseman Bro Outfitters
Seventh and E Streets
Via
Straus, Gunst & Co., Distillers and Setributers
Richmond
House of Quality
Lefaioah
Ruth Jackson
Eldora
Orlando ‘Lady
Kitty K
Eglantic
Oboious
Betsy
Ida Lachford
Frank H McKinnie
Jos
Masha Ang
Gull Holland
Bronowall
LrAppelie
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Engel
New Jersey Ave. and Co. St
Lincoln
Leggins Army Standard
Meyer’s Military Shop
Pa. Ave
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John Garner
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BL J
Swatmner
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Uncle’ Jim
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Herman Doyle
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Ed Fitzgerald
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Cirgarlighter
Greenbridge
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Silver Knight
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Caila
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Hampans
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Giles
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Banlady
Markie M
Palletta
Whidden
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Tony Faust
Dargin
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Matador
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Chantilly
Treasure Ssaker
Woodlander
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Stex
Heretic
Louise B
Star O'Ryan
Tim Tudge
Pluviong
Parlor Boy
Aia. i
Serewd Iy
Er Chie
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