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GRANTLAND RICE DENMAN THOMPSON JOHN B. KELLER FRANCIS 1. STAN ALAN GOULD JOHN LARDNER H. C. BYRD ROD THOMAS LAWRENCE PERRY JIM BERRYMAN W. R. McCALLUM E. A. FULLER, JR.
A—10 * WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1934. New Doubles Record Goal: Crack Skeet Shooters to Here
Greenberg's Compete1 * --, *------i ♦ SportScope DEAN RIVALS ROWE Things Are a-Humming at the National Capital Skeet Club MEET WILL COVER
Wilson’s Friendship Is Linked W ilh Death FOR MOUND GLORY
! _ of Bill Stribling. Hank Hammers Pair, Mak- Dizzy Trims Giants Fifth North-South Tournament ii _BY ROD THOMAS_ Line With Move to Make ing Total 51, to Help Tigers for his manager, Wash- Time as Tiger Aims at ington might not have known Rout Nationals. 16th D. C. Game’s Center. BUTof Bob Wilson's remarkable Straight. lot of knockouts—17 in his — modest records are looked BY JOHN B. KELLER. last 18 fights. A soft-spoken, BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, Jr. who came for GREENBERG. Detroit’s youth is this Georgian, Associated Press Sports Writer. In the North-South skeet out unheralded from Florida to win shooting championship to be bulky first baseman, is ROWE was slated SECTIONAL a host of friends and fans in held September 1 and 2 at the to establish a new high for quickly to pitch for the record today, HANK a the Nation's National Capital Skeet Club off two-baggers thumped in Capital. but the other outstanding just Some have wondered that a lad SCHOOLBOY Bradley Boulevard. Entries already major league campaign and the right- mound notable of the season, with a seek like Wilson's should be have been received from crack shots hand batter is with vigor has attained a swinging so little known in the fistic world. Dizzy Dean, already for men's, women's and juniors’ at any pitch that looks good to him goal. v events. Hank needs 17 more doubles to excel While Rowe was due to face the Doii ) Two tests will be held of 67 set Earl Webb while " con- 410-gauge the mark by Vv'ilSo^ ( Senators in quest of his sixteenth the afternoon of September 1, along with the Red Sex secutive pitching victory, which wofild And he c,: —/a with the woman's and junior cham- In 1931. equal the American League record has 34 more games pionships. The 410 shooting requires held by Walter Johnson, in which to get jointly the highest degree of marksman- them. Smoky Joe Wood and Lefty Grove, ship. The loads used in the little Should Hank be the eminent Mr. Dean was resting on guns have about only one third fed in the 34 the laurels earned yesterday when he the amount of shot as used in ordi- the kind defeated the world champion Giants nary shotguns. Among entrants In games It has been observed by one ring of pitching he for the fifth straight time, a feat the 410 test are Dr. R. Q, Vance of critic here: ‘‘This guy seems too good was he which considerably altered the Na- Wabun, national yesterday to be true. Mass., champion; A. probably would tional League pennant race. Q. Ormsbee of New Haven, Conn., But the has a wealth make a record country In avenging the defeat inflicted champion; Prank Traeger of Rose- of such husky enough to ringmen—scrappers upon Brother Paul Dean Thursday, land, N. J., titllst, and W. P. Con- to with but stand forever. with everything go Dizzy shut out the Giants with five way of New York, Middle Atlantic W'ilson has been Two doubles rat- opportunity. singles, fanned six and lifted the champion. off the beaten track. tled off his bat as Cards right into second place as they routed His over Loayza the won, 5 to 0. It was Dean's twenty- these at the Hills Hank Greenber*. Tigers victory Stanley Much activity is in evidence days Bradley plant Women Stars Enter. the Nationals in other night may have been a step second victory of the season. where the North-South championship shortly is to be held. One of of the eleven women In the tain-drenched 12-to-6 encounter. from the byways onto the main road the better shots the feminine contingent. Mrs Edmund L. Jones, among United States who have broken To get his two-base hit mark. to fame and fortune. You'd hope so. Cubs Take Trimming. is shown above and opposite her is A. P. Prescott, vice president of the FIVE 25 targets out of 25 at skeet are Greenberg will have to swing through on short acquaintance with the Cubs, meanwhile, took their club. The chap pictured at the control board by which the clay birds entered in the woman s event. The the home stretch of the season batting "blond assassin.” second trimming from the are put in flight is Bernie Cummings, who will assist in the manage- THE five are Mrs. R. G. Vance, national such blbws at a slightly faster p?ce Brooklyn Dodgers. 6 to 4, and ment of the coming event. Staging the gun-loading act is Harry Slye, A Favor. woman's champion; Winifred Hanley, than he has thus far. Holding to his Tragic dropped a half game behind St. Louis, one of the most enthusiastic “regulars” at the traps.—Star Staff Photos. who graduated from Trinity College average for banging two-baggers, Hank grew up in Macon, Ga„ which in turn was six behind New here last June and who holds the in the 34 engagements would bang with Bill Stribling who to York. WILSON Connecticut title; Mrs. E. H. Klip- but 14. Bob was a big brother pal. a Van Mungo’s relief pitching was a stein, New Jersey champion; Mrs. W. He probably will do better than that, friendship which, by the way, ended Brooklyn standout as he saved a P. Conway of New York and Mrs. however. Most of those 34 games will in tragedy. It was Wilson who intro- long lead the Dodgers had built up Stars Leaders William G. Coe of Washington, Mary- be played on the Tigers' home lot and duced Stribling to the motor cycle. against Pat Malone. Yesterday WILL SEE MANUSH NOT ONLY Major land champ. Navin Field in Detroit is made to A 12-to-6 over 1,1 Washington Bob's first professional sport victory Is the order for the Larry Williams, Jr., favorite two-base hitter. ambition was to be a wrestler, yesterday enabled the Tigers to in- By the Associated Press, By the Associated Press. in the Junior event. Although only crease their margin over the Yankees but he soon learned the mat Wally Berger, Braves: Hit two sin- 11 years old, he Is the Middle Atlantic Tigers Slug to Victory, held little for but the to 4 Vi games as wet grounds forced (Including Yesterday’* Games.) game any in first over Reds and tltllst and was In the na- the of the New York- gles victory runner-up Tiger clan specialized in two- big fellows. Stribling didn't postponement HITTER tional two homers in second. IN STUMP American League. Cleveland clash. The championships. baggers as they broke a two- want him to go in for fighting. Chicago-Boston Team THE Mickey Cochrane, Tigers: Made Batting—Manush. Senators, .366; and senior events will be fired game streak and in- game in the American League and losing "He wouldn’t let me go to the gym three hits .364. Sunday, starting at 9 a.m. and con- creased their lead to four and Philadelphia-Pittsburgh in the Na- against Senators, hitting Gehringer, Tigers, league with him when he trained,” says Wer- tinuing throughout the Teams tional also were double and single in fifth inning. Slight Favorite Most of Leaders Fall Off. Runs—Gehringer, Tigers, 114; day. a half games over the Bob. postponed. Schmeling runner-up! ber. Red Sox, 112. (Continued on Eleventh Page.# Yankees, kept idle by rain. All told, The Boston Braves had a big day Dizzy Dean, Cardinals: Shut out in the senior circuit when took Giants with five hits for Runs batted in—Gehrig. Yankees, there were half a dozen doubles among Up and Coming Game. they season’s in Scrap Tomorrow for P. Waner Gains to Get two decisions from Cincinnati, 2 to 1 victory. 139; R. Johnson, Red Sox, 112. the 17 safeties they got off Walter having more and more twenty-second and 10 to 9. The St. Louis Browns Sam Browns—Hit homer with Hits—Gehringer, Tigers, 170; Geh- Stewart and Alec McColl. hoss shoe West, on pitching around National Title. Terry’s Heels. Yankees, 167. Griffs’ Records The Nationals were no mild WE’RE turned back the Athletics, 2 to 1, one on in eighth to beat Athletics, 2-1. rig, stickers, Washington but the game has Doubles—Greenberg, Tigers, 51; R. for they amassed 15 hits off Elden to reach the it yet proportions enjoys Johnson, Red Sox, 41. Auker. Only two of the hits were of in some other sections of the By the Associated Press, By the Associated Press. country, Triples—Chapman, Yankees, 11; Battlas. the extra-base variety, though. andT notably in the Middle West, Florida Germany, August YORK, August 25.—Judg- Manush, Senators, 10. O. AB. R. H. 2b 3b.Hr.Rbl.Pet. outside of the second and nintlfrounds and California. But we're gittin' Manush. 110 44.1 78 1H2 18 10 10 70 .386 25.—Germany’s two greatest ing by the current batting Home runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 39; Travis.. 94 362 44 118 49 much of the hitting was wasted. thar, folks. THE 1 .320 SPORTLIGHT Bolton.. 22 74 0 23 Walter Neusel most of the Foxx, Athletics, 38. 011 .311 It was in the second inning that the Ed (Keen Competition) Fuller, just heavyweights, averages, leading Mrer... 109 424 91 131 3 47 .309 NEW Stolen bases—Werber, Red Sox, 32; 79 279 HAMBURG, 64 85 0 Btone... 43 Tigers began their victory march. returned from a vacation was and Max Schmeling, will hitters of the big .305 trip, leagues Fox. Tigers, 24. Schulte. 118 448 84 131 2 04 .204 Then Stewart was slammed for a sin- amazed over the horseshoe in 08 activity climb into the ring of a dirt-track must have been standing around Pitching—Gomez, Yankees, 21—3; Cronin. 115 463 131 7 97.289 gle by Goslin and doubles by Auker the Middle West. Ouimet Man to Beat in U. S. Amateur Kuhel. 03 303 60 70 3 24 .289 arena here tomorow in a 12-round watching the pitchers breeze them Ferrell, Red Sox, 12—2. Susko... 20 87 9 26 111 287 and White that meant two runs. The .13 ; But he was surprised even Burke... 40 5 11 275 Nationals came right back to get three 21 Years After First Title. bout for the German championship. past during the past week. Only National League. Blues*.. 01 128 18 32 .254 more by the wild enthusiasm Winning Swell.. 40 131 14 32 .244 tallies, one-basers by A crowd—there will be about a half dozen of the 10 leaders Cronin, Schulte, over Detroit’s ball club. BY capacity Batting—Terry, Giants, .369; P. Harris.. 78 172 21 4i .238 _ GRANTLAND RICE_ Susko, Stewart and 60 89 Myer accounting room lor iuo.uuu in each circuit show .366. Kress... 171 18 “People in Detroit are so hopped up averages better Waner, Pirates, Stewart. 18 31 2 7 for the scores. will be 180 starters at in 1888. later he — over the Tigers.” Ed reports, "some of Twenty-four years spectators was than those of the week before. Runs—Ott, Giants, 102; Terry, Thomas. 25 83 1 7 Rogell's two-bagger and Goslin’s sin- won his last crown. It can be done— for Whltehlll 32 70 11 14 ’em have or Brookline in the wild medley in prospect Paul Giants, 100. in the given up w’ork, quit trying Waner, running second to Link*. .. 8 110 2 gle third tied the game, though, even against the march of the years. this, the most Runs batted in—Ott, Giants, 130» Phillips. 44 138 4 24 to get it. Work interferes with base of match play for the ama- Bill Terry, showed the outstanding and In the fifth the Tigers put them- Ouimet started his golf at Brook- ballyhooed Collins, Cardinals, 101. Russell. 44 27 1 4 ball talk.” THERE widely gain in the National when 11 1 League Weaver.. 26 66 8 selves on easy street with a seven- teur golf championship of the line—he caddied at Brookline—nearly in German P. Wa- Even Canada, says Ed, is hot for fight he improved his mark by four points. Hits—Terry, Giants, 173; McOoll.. 31 19 1 2 run rally. United States. 30 years ago. 172. Benson.. 1 2 0 0 _i the Tigers. boxing history. Others made bigger gains, but ner, Pirates, This course is the foundation of his the Doubles — 38; There will be young boys and old Schmeling, Waner’s feat put him only three Allen, Phillies, Pltehlnt. Cochrane Starts Rally. Horseshoe Stars Worried. golf career. In 1913 I recall watch- more experienced Vaughan, Pirates, 36. speaking. points behind the league leader after men—athiletically ing a slender kid stepping up to the of the two and a P. started it with a dou- many hundreds of regulars yesterday's games. In the American Triples—Medwick. Cardinals, 12; There will be past champions and last green at Garden City and pop- former world Waner and Suhr, Pirates, 11. ble, then Gehringer singled, at the grand finale of The A1 Simmons registered a seven-point COCHRANE THOSE stars who have ping a mashie shot about 10 feet trom Home 32; Col- Greenberg hit for two bases, Star’s ringer shooting cham-- young just emerged heavyweight gain to taice tnira place from Lou runs—Ott, Giants, the cup. was 30. 38 0 13 34 H • Rogell walked and Cronin booted the pionships may expect some brand-new from the sunrise and the morning champion, Gehrig and get up close to Heinle lins. Cardinals, 8 ] He had the swing of a real golfer. the Stolen bases—Martin, Cardinals, 17; 18 132 30 24 108 9 Goose’s grounder before McColl was faces in the big play-off this time. dew. experts' Manush and Charley Gehringer, I asked who he was. “A young fel- choice to al- 13. hurried to Stewart's relief. Three At least one newcomer to the tourna- There will be direct threats from win, both of whom suffered considerable Cuyler, Cubs, low from Boston named Wee-May,” ■■■■ more were made off Alec and ment is causing the established stars Lawson Little, British amateur though most* losses. — ■ I singles some one said. wa8ers were Cronin contributed another error to no end of perturbation. champion; George Dunlap, defend- Max Schmellni, beln8 Waner and Terry each made nine He had a 75 that day and a trifle on an even the Tiger cause before the round His name is Raymond L. Frye. He’s ing champion, and Johnny Good- placed hits as they battled through the week, later gave Jerry. Travers, defending or close to even a farmer and hails from man, money, money basis. but the New Yorker had 27 times at FROM THE PRESS BOX ended. Orkney ex-open champion. a terrific : champion, battle. Maxie lost much prestige as a result Cochrane's Cats picked up two more Springs, Va., which is all thats known There also will be Francis Ouimet. bat and dropped two points to .369. A few months later he was Open of his draw with Ancient Paulino markers off McColl in the next two in- Just 21 years ago Francis Ouimet, Waner’s 20 trips to the plate for nine champion. That was more than a Uzcudun at Barcelona some months nings before calling it a day. The then a kid of 20, took golf from the blows lifted his mark to .366. few yesterdays ago. Bobby Jones was ago. and and or Nationals waited until the seventh to society pages and the social register however, Neusel, younger Manush hit only once in 14 at- Peanut Pusher Barrel Pilot Would /then just 11 years old. Jerry Travers much than his was con- find the a second time and then to the sporting pages and three mil- bigger rival, tempts and his nine plate was the amateur king. Chick Evans average dropped lions. ceded an excellent chance of scoring points to .366, the lowest he has Ruin Channel Swim from a triple and three singles they had still to win his first national title. Complete of Dignity an upset. touched this season. with got but one run. Walter Travis was playing fine golf. Gehringer, _BY JOHN LARDNER- ninth seven hits in 28 took a In the the home side kicked Walter Hagen was a kid at Brookline attempts, and tallied twice with Schmeling Looks Beyond. seven-point drop to .364. The Lowry sympathisers made It lip successive w’hen Ouimet won. He was just YORK, August 25.—The art The leading 10 hitters in each ma- tough for the C. S. A. They asserted singles by Myer, Stone, Harris and mm starting his career. Gene Sarazen at his well-appointed of Channel has jor league follow: swimming that social discrimination had reared Cronin. Then Bolton and Schulte never had caddied. in is even He was nine training camp Travemuende, defiled to on SCHMELING, been cheapened and by its ugly head. They picketed the as- managed leave two stranded the WINS!* years shy of his first title. Most of looking past the Neusel bout to American League. NEW | the of Charles Flou- sociation three or four times a day. runway. be the of the world G. AB. R. H. attempt those who will playing at Brook- possibility regaining ^ Pet. Manush. Wash.., 110 443 78 102 .300 of his background. But how the feller line 10 were a native of to swim September just learning championship. Gehringer. Det... 120 407 114 170 .384 rens, Biarritz, can ’em on the stakes. Oh, Where Is British Freedom? lay to walk. Some of them were not “I am determined to win tomorrow’s Simmons. Chi- 105 427 76 154 .301 the famous English Strait on a He shot 68 cent to walk Gehrig. New York. 119 466 103 107 .358 CROOK ENTERS REGATTA. per ringers born. Babe Ruth was not a big fight by a clean decision or a knock- rubber bag. Before long, some one composed revolutionary plac- honors in the Poxx. Phila. 115 410 99 140 .341 away with Virginia qual- and Tilden was an out,” he said, I know Neu- Trosky. will to a across the ards, chants and ballads, the Among notable entrants battling leaguer unknown, “although Cleve. 110 470 93 160 .336 try push peanut THEY round and for a came ifying apologized An unknown kid of 20, he seven years away from his first litle. sel’s qualities well. Then I will go to Werber. Boston... 120 496 112 166 .335 latest, according to my British for honors in the President's Cup R. Johnson. Bost.. 120 489 75 164 .335 "poor” showing. In a 50-point game tearing down the stretch to tie Harry Gomez and Rowe America and win back the world title." scouts, speedboat regatta off Hains Point Lefty Schoolboy Owen. Detroit ... 120 442 69 147 .333 being: the metropolitan champeen. Boo Hen- Vardon and Ted Ray for the open were 2 old. Max Baer was 4. Neusel, has been Greenberg, Det... 120 470 93 156 .332 next month will be Melvin Crook of years meanwhile, letting Where is British freedom? son. scared less than 30 points against championship of the United States. No one had ever heard his American Bron- Upper Montclair, N. J. Crook has of Jack Demp- manager, Jimmy National League. Where are the rights of man? the stranger. He stepped up and tapped in a or do all the New entered the American sey Gene Tunney. son, talking. Terry. York. 120 409 100 173 .369 Who can explain this insult? speedboat 5-footer on the final to P. Wanfr, Pitts... 114 470 94 172 .360 curling green Great names have flared “There is only one person who can It don’t seem can. championship race. He won the Na- Fooled by the meager crowd up—and Ott. New York... 120 460 102 103 .354 like nobody his chance in the — get play-off. passed on since Ouimet won at stop Walter Neusel from winning this Allen. Phila. 116 474 77 164 .340 tional Sweepstakes in his Betty V that turned up to see Whiskers A day later he put over the big Brookline. Great have Bronson said, “and that's Wal- Moore. New York. 106 438 82 149 .340 Here, is a young swimmer in the recent Yacht Club Benson in his champions fight." Medwick. St. L. 110 *93 91 160 Maryland debut. Clark Grif- miracle of the best 337 sport by beating come and gone. ter Neusel. If the all he Chicago.. Ill With no one to sustain her. regatta at Baltimore. fith still come out on boy puts Cuyler, 434 67 146 .330 might the a rain- ball of these famous stars over knows into his fighting it will be a Vaughan. Pitts... 110 432 86 144 .333 She had no mother to guide her Barnum venture if he decorated Koenecke. Brklyn. 88 327 63 109 .333 soaked course with 72, breaking the matter of six rounds at most.” Jabez the trainer. the chins of Altrock and Collins. St. Louis. 119 461 95 153 .332 Except Wolffe, Schacht hearts and backs of two great vet- A Killing Test. induced to and Benson join ’em a nerve Miss swum the Channel erans with display of skill, over the a and then the of Lowry a well-advertised qualifying barrel dignity the in road act. and coolness that never will be for- Under her own steam. Races scores in the late 60s and the ancient sport will be lost forever. gotten. LOOKING DECIDING FINALISTS Benson to Pitch We will stand by her till death, League Dutch Eberts, basket ball and foot early 70s, any one can see the It Is said that only recently a lady Francis Ouimet won the amateur And freedom rule supreme. ball official, is lined up for a lot of strength of this Brookline field. channel swimmer, coming out of the work this Fall and championship a year later and 17 For a while, justice seemed to be AUGUST 25. 1934. Winter. He's been The ex-champions all are in auto- One Tilt drink near Dover, was accosted by a SATURDAY. later he at IN LEGION TOURNEY Sunday Miss Beverly, on the side of The C. 8. hired well in advance for about all the years repeated matically, so that takes care of the person who tried to sell her a hot dog Lowry. That was three was denounced for its stem officiating he can handle. And he can Chicago. only years leading veterans, or most of them. with mustard. This sinister agent had A. widely American ago. SECOND In and there were call ’em this year really in legal fash- In addition to these, most of the chance to flaunt his all the earmarks of Coney Island upon action the matter TESTERDAY’S RESULTS. Now the same Ouimet is all set for Cumberland, Charlotte Battle in ion. Dutch has just been admitted younger brilliants crashed the portal— A whiskers and throw his him. The local Channel authorities loud cheers in the streets of Man- Detroit. 12: Brookline with about as Washington. 6. to the bar. again just Zell the curves to major bats- chester. Miss Lowry's native town, Cleveland-New York. ram. Eaton, Oklahoma comet, who Eastern New league viewed the incident with alarm and good a chance to win as any one of Sector; Orleans, will when declared she would make Chicago-Boston. rain. has been scoring around 70 for some men be given Alien Benson, passed a by-law forbidding all distance Sunny St Louis. 2; Philadelphia. 3. the field. witnesses __ time; Hamman, Goldman and other Seattle in Western. former House of David pitcher, swimmers to purchase frankfurters, another attempt with 56 DUCKPINNERS TO MEET. when the St. and a dozen assorted and stars from Texas; Scotty Campbell and Louis Browns open cold pop, toy balloons, or ice cream mappers His Old Caddie Talks. a A meeting of officers of the Recre- Eddie Hogan, from the Northwest; five-game series at Griffith Sta- cones within two hours of their arrival charters. dium w'ith a local base It looks now as we had mis- ation Duckpin League will be held kid who caddied for Ouimet Pat Sawyer, from Minneapolis; the ASTONIA, N. C., August 25.— ball rarity on the English shore. though entire Walker with the —a double-header on Sunday. judged the C. S. A. The organisa- Wednesday at the Recreation alleys. in 1913 was Eddie Lowry. I Cup team, With the Eastern section title in THE The bewhiskered Benson, it has tion be a little bit too strict and Teams wishing to compete this season ran across Eddie yesterday, exception of Gus Moreland, suffering Old-Timers Shunned Ballyhoo. may the American base been announced we can a are to 30. from a bad knee: young Charlie Yates, Legion junior by President crusty, but forgive great invited be represented. j who still looks under was prohibited at an he “who from Atlanta, wearing his intercol- ball tournament at stake, Charlotte Clark Griffith of the Nationals, "You know,” said, is even earlier date. There Is a i crown; the of New will start one of the games of TATTOOING going to win this next champion- legiate pick Eng- and Cumberland were to clash here the story that Isaaky Helmy, the ship?” land's crop. bargain bill, which gets under Bos ti_h I— 1 l 12 10 II 63 581.521115*6 today to determine the team which at 1:30 Egyptian, was approached by an "Do mean Little or These are the human hazards in way o’clock. Wnl '*7: 7 9 u : 8 54 62 466 22 you Dunlap?” American tattoo artist at the conclu- —_J l>ig Artillery Ouimet’s path to the will meet the Western section cham- — I what the answer top—the path 8tLI 61 4 61 6 8 10 11 '>1 64 443i24& asked—knowing sion of his Channel swim some years would be. he carved over the same course 21 pion in the “junior world series.” Phi 6 6171719 51— 848166 121127 ago and advised to have the chart of DETROIT. AR. R. H. A. E. Charlotte advanced to the final yes- — O. "Don't be Eddie Chi 41*31 7t~5 7 7 0 12:7 .333 35»» foolish,” replied. M’ELVENNY TOPS DRAW his voyage on a small scale, White, cl. ft 0 ~ 1 O o 9 to engraved, “His name is is terday by beating Tampa. Fla., 4, 3L 142148)55158 62164166177’.—I— i Cochrane, c. ft 1 Z 1 1 Francis Ouimet. He V across his chest. Mr. and then over the Helmy refused. Oehringer. 2b. ft 1 Z 5 O playing better golf today than he was romping Trenton, GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW Greenberg, lb..., ft % 1 t n o Title being a conservative natator, and the % 21 I know ihese WA"»S N. J„ entry, 29 to 0. Cumberland elim- Defending in Government Rocell. ss. 4 2 2 2 3 0 playing years ago. was averted Del at Wash. (.3:15). St L. at Wash. (2). inated Cincinnati. Ohio, 6 to 0. and danger by prompt legis- Clev. at N Y <21. chi at N Y Goslin. If. 5 2 2 3 0 0 18-hole matches are uncertain. But ^, -
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