Show 4w - CktFebTfribunt 1913 dabe 16 rBelieve It or Not 24 Wednesday Morning f' Takes Squad of 13to Larairde WaPe in faculty representative The Cougars left Salt Lake City about 10 a m after a three-hou- r delay They will work out at the Cowboy court ‘Vednesday I:ge in preparation for the afternoon three-earnseries set for Thursday Friday and Saturday nights Winner of two of the three games will clinch the crown but the full Three games will be played regardless of what happens in the first two Coach Millet announced Tuesday that he had not decided definitely on his starting line-u- p and indicated that there may be some changes The only lads apparently sure of starting assignments are Captain Giles at guard and Brady Walker who can play any positron Dale Rex whose play has been only fair this season is expected to start at center on account of his height If Walker starts at forward Bob Orr will take over the other guard job Mahlon Rasrnuson is expected to fill the other forward post Rolfe Peterson is bidding for a forward assignment Coach Millet has several combinations in mind and he will not be slow in changing if the starting five doesn't click against the Cowboys 4010-1----5-- I 1 1 iii NOSE 1 CINCENTNATI Feb 23 (JP)--T- - 1 li 1 f WORK ALL i 1 GUARANTEED sollEFSKI'S Sesta : ' - i East 231 gitis 777777:21: ' - '''':42" "7! -1 'L- - -! i4 7'zz: ::i1445 1: Ar--- -- ' - d ' '- :4t- t'" - q -- : t' ing five rounds Christ() appeared tired in the :fourteenth and in the finale Bivins blasted the Greek with two resounding uppercuts in the BlVinS at 174 enjoyed a five at 1 Sacramento ' and one-ha1 pound weight edge addition to his boxing and In t 1 overr Christ° instruction Baer will 1 wrestling tussle set a new indoor t assist in special services and will Itendance record for Clevelando 13‘t travel to 21 other installations in — paying $40986 t: California and Nevada to conduct ness the struggle classes and assist with entertainment and recreation programs 1 Buddy Baer has yet to corn- -Inlets his basic training delayed HI by a knee operation shortly after - - - 1ak Fem - Wo" 4 ‘14' IillI - I A 1 - - ' : e 4 list 11 I I Z?: 1 1' t me ACCORDION' — a 10u 4 NEW ORLEANS Feb 23 't2I1 — Julius Reeder general manager at the Fair Grounds announced Tuesday the program was being drawn y for a victory extension of the current racing season here contingent upon approval at a meeting of the Louisiana racing commission Reeder said the extension virtually was assured after an opinion Wednesday by Attorney General Eugene Stanley holding that the victory meet planned from March 9 through March 27 could legally be held by counting additional days against the usual fan opening Thanksgiving day Louisiana racing laws limit the meet to 75 racing days in one calendar year Stanley ruled If approval is given Tuesday Reeder said the complete list of purses and stakes "in keeping with the elaborate programs of our meeting" would be announced Wednesday Sundays and Mondays would be excluded and the victory proceeds would go to war relief agencies civic programs and charities 15-da- er To Double Up - Johnny Mize Beeches Draft Board Orders ST LOUIS Feb 23 (UP)— Johnny Mize slugging first baseman of the New York Giants was notified by his draft board Tuesday to report for his physical examination NVednesday noon Big John now classified will be placed in the category In that If found physically fit case he will be subject to call for military service within three 3-- A 1-- A norita Hockey Results :National Ieagne Boston 5 American Leairne Pittsburgh 5 Washington tie) Chicago I 7 5 Juan ut IUPo Kansas Ca efers Receive Calls Sugarhouse and Parleys wards won the feature games in the Highland district Explorer Scout basketball play at the Pioneer stake gym Monday night After a hectic battle which was tied up 4 at the quarter 8 at 2 at the third the half and edged out quarter Sugarhouse Wasatch 7 in the last 30 seconds Wallace and Hemsley led the winning attack took a hard - fought Parley's 0 game from Stratford with Fred Osterloh and Dean- Platt setting the scoring pace- Byran 8 defeated Highland Park with Buckway scoring 12 points and Edgehill smothered Emerson Bob Smith dunked 15 55 to 19 points through the hoop for the Edgehill crew Monday night the undefeated Edgehill and Parleys teams play the feature game at 9 p m Emerson plays Highland Park at 7 Stratford and Wasatch clash at 8 and Sugarhouse and Byran play at 10 p m according to Director 12-1- 19-1- 23-2- 30-1- Sugar Robinson Joins U S Gets for Battle 10-rou- comeIn this Motta back he scored an Unimpressive decision over California Jackie at MadiWilson in a son Square Garden last Friday so-call- ed er I night Manriellro Wins NEW e letic association fell in line behind Princeton and Harvard' Tuesday by giving up all spring college competition in track rowing golf and tennis and lim- iting the remainder of their ly sports programs ear- v ( I 3 NEW YORK Feb 23 LP—Roy (Stormy) Weatherly slated to succeed Private Joe Di Maggio in centerfield for the New York Yankees was the first member of the club to sign his 1943 contract He was obtained from the Cleveland Indians during the will-tin the deal that sent Catcher Buddy Rosar to the Ohio nIne Other Yankees who have returned their 1943 signed contracts are: First Baseman Nick Etter recently purchased from the Phil- Hughson Accepts Red Sox Terms BOSTON Feb 23 Bos- (71')--Th- e ton Red Sox said Tuesday they had received the signed 1943 con- er tract of Cecil (Tex) Hughson winningest pitcher in the major Hughson leagues last season won 22 games despite being troubled with a sore arm until last year y adelpina Phils Oscar Grimes and Bill Knickerbocker utility infielders and Rookie Shortstop Bill Johnson up from Newark The Sox also received signed contracts from Pitcher Joe Dobson and rookie Catcher Lloyd Richards who played with Wilkes-Barr- e in the eastern league last season The signed contract of Pitcher Manual Salvo arrived at the office of the Boston Braves Wendover Field Team Downs Salt Lakers WENDOVER FIELD Utah — The Wendover basketball team 9 scored a victory over the C Y 0 team of Salt Lake City in the Utah capital Sunday Wendover which trimmed the Ely White Pine Bobcats in its last start pulled away in the last quarter against the Salt Lakers after the count had been tied at ll at the end of the third Fighters Draw 37-2- NEWARK N J Feb 23 (Al--Billy Grant 164 of Range end Private Larry Sca lone 175 Newand ark soldier stood draw Monslugged to a day night in a feature boxing bout Referee Johnny King credited each man with four rounds and called two even quarter toe-to-t- 10-rou- ! i sr- I alfreir l: 1 AIH I I --1 ri ' 1 a I 1 1 — A k If A amty — t 1 A I I I ! : P ! ! !: r 1 1 66----1- - 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3-- Flh battle th -- mid-Ma- Sugarhouse- Parleys Scouts Win Battles - winner in meet: plays Fifteenth in a 2 p m engagement that should provide plenty of action for opening day fans Harlast year LAWRENCE Kan Feb 23 (iT') vard division runner-u- 7p — The Big Six conference basket- meets Southgate at p rn The complete schedule: ball season won't end a day too DIVIsION 'NINE soon for Kansas university—it's Brackrit tylwe Park vs Sou”t 3 p about to lose most of its team tieth vs Ts rtv-sf vitt 4 p Eight members of the squad We 01f111P Hie v p in6luding three of the five starters en Tss ent) nese 9 p 1"r? Hrack et received notice Tuesday to report 1 to Fort Leavenworth March 6 to 9 vs 2 p s p for induction into service as memvs Harvard 7 p bers of the enlisted reserve Division Ten S p rn —Bing :lam vs Draper Se: n The eight included Ray Evans round 7 p Jordan VS Gran' ylen and Armond Dixo n regular (first round (first 8 p SI Taylorsve frst guards and Otto Schnellbacher round regular forward Bob Fitzpatrick tsvfl le Second VI Val- 9 p view and Hoyt Baker reserve forwards quarterfinais 10 p ro—Grariger 34'irray and Don Blair Bill Brill and (consolation reserve Dick George guards Kansas leads the Big Six with six NVillS no losses and four games Roy Weather ly Signs to go the last of which is on 19-1March 6 at Kansas State Yank Contract Pro Hoopsters Slate Tournament in Buffalo To Announce Manager partment inductees It will be the third meeting for the pair Robinson having won their first bout Robinson's rise was at a sensa(overtime tional speed from the date of his I I ?tarsvhall 55 ?1orrLis Harve4732 Iowa NVesleyan 43 Parsons 40 Pe-aItowa 52 Central Iowa 30 fit Louis U 63 Missouri Mines 40 Mt Vernon 55 Oberlin 51 Eleton Hail 3S LaSalle 27 Bowling Green 24 Dayton41 Midvale 42 Hastings 28 Waynesburg 55 Indiana Pa TetenAllegheny 47 Hiram 44 Western Maryland 54 American U 40 Kanitas 52 Nebraska 33 Fairmont State 43 Marietta 36 Notre Dame 64 Butler 32 Akron 65 Bahiwin Wallace 32 33 Otterbin 41 Muskingym North Texas State 43 Kant Totxas I North Texas wins Lone Star conference champi(nship) ISt Mary's 41 Augsburg 6945 Doane KearneyBarbara 39 45 an Jose 35 Santa Valparaiso ti5 Manchester 58 Daviison 4S The Citadel 44 North Carolina Navy Preflight Officers 56 North Carolina State 30 Siena 45 St Lawrence 44 St Michaels 48 Middlebury 44 Milwaukee Teachers 50 Oshkosh Teachers 44 Panzer 50 Upsala 41 Bethel 44 College of Emporia 34 Howard Payne 73 Southwestern Kan 49 32 Kansas Sate 45 Olathe NavalSchool 42 Smith Plains Army Flying 35 School Army Flying Albuquerque Luther 65 Wart burg 27 Kent State 42 Wittenberg 38 Wayne 55 Albion" 40 Calvin 49 Hope 42 Alma 54 Kalamazoo 44 Moorhead Teachers 44 Concordia 42 Macalester 46 St Olaf 41 Bethany 58 Westminster Pa 55 ' Loyola of Baltimore 39 Johlas Hopkins 34 Cincinnati 52 Hanover 48 Kansas Wesleyan 42 Rockhurst 38 Westminster 47 Tarklo 30 50 Wentworth 42 Warrensburg New York 59 Wesleyan 27 Vanderbilt 66 Georgia 31 Rhode Island State 97 New Hampshire 58 Southern California 55 California Teachers 29 Monday's Scores Gonzaga 79 Whitman 48 37 Drury 36 Crowder Camp Rockhurat 45 St BenedieCs 39 38 Howard college 36 Murray r 1- Sixth-Seven- enlistment I I I 34-2- 1 I I months or a month which would him from practically eliminate season the Giants' opening plans Click Burnett In April NEW YORK Feb 23 (IP)—Ray (Sugar) Robinson the ski n- fly Harlem Negro who has been called the uncrowned welterweight champion of the world was inducted into the army Tuesday without ceremony but immediately was furlough to clear up an item of unfinished business This matter of course was a return bout with Jake first professional bout October 4 La Motta in Detroit Friday night 1940 Fighting as a lightweight when Robinson will seek to avenge he earned a decision over Sammy the only defeat he ever has suf- Angott the champion within a fered year and later beat him again in Robinson had won 129 consecu- another nontitle affair He also Scores Knockout tive bouts 89 as an amateur and twice whipped Fritzie Zivic foras a pro before he lost a deci- mer welterweight king JERSEY CITY N J Feb 23 40 Last December he was chosen by sion to La Motta a New York — 14210'2 Giscombe (UP) Rudy in Detroit February fling magazine as the boxer of New York knocked out Phil En- 5middleweight For that reason the chance to the year But in spite of his record 142 in 1 Baltimore zenga of consid- he never gained a crack at the battle minute and 52 seconds of the first erable him again was to Sugar Ray championship round before 1700 fans et Grotto even importance Always a busy fighter he has though his furlough was of auditorium Tuesday night the routine sort available to all had one bout since losing to La Italians Order Halt to Sports College Hoop Results tourna- last season Both clubs have hit by the loss of men to the 41-2- I v - 5e- : armed services but have developed classy looking teams studded with newcomers Grantsville Second coached by Jack Johnson former University of Utah gridiron great tackles bout Valleyview in a quarter-fina- l that promises lots of fireworks The Grantsville club routed Mr-ra- y Third Monday NA::le Valleyview sparked by the G inderson family was racking up a win over Granger The division nine joust begins at 1 p tn and the opener should be one of the best games of the day matching the classy aggregation against a potent University ward crew The — vioneer stake quintet had to take Bountiful Second in Mondays runner-up tourney to qualify for the meet but is expected to give the Emigration winners a tough CI HAS PLAYED IN 57DIFFERENICOUNTRIES FLYING me ocEM4 4TIM ES TO ENTERTAIN AMERICAN IC41 SACRAMENTO Calif soldiers at the mento air depot control area command McClellan field got 'a new boxing and wrestling instructor Tuesday—former world's heavyweight chief Max Baer Baer who with his boxbrother Buddy Baer enlisted ing in the air service command last December has completed his basic training and has been assigned to the physital training section lt ' if' that copped the division Feb 23 ment Sacra- been UM—The 7 all-chur- ch f T - Baer Teaches Mates Boxing '- t - :e!-rf - ''' :4641 ril--1—- By United Press The Rome radio heard In New York said Tuesday night Altat because of war conditions and the inability of many athletes to be available because of military reasons the chief of the l'i Italian Olympic committee had ordered all provincial sports federations to stop all interna' tional activity effective March I I ' ' ' 1 I' c' - 4 3:27::n::'- Harder Plans '4 up Welt Trained Esperioncd nice ft - 25-year- --a I T'S--'Tb11-- 47 The Sally both of which have folded were bought up by the voluntarily retired list Birmingham Barons of the Southern association and the Syracuse Chiefs of the International This does not mean however that Birmingham and Syracuse are going to be flush with ball since many of the 25 are players kids whom-Uncl- e Sam likely will CLEVELAND Feb 23 (UP) want for his army most any day —Mel Harder dean of the CleveIf eight of the total actually play ball for pay this year the Reds land Indians' pitching staff solved Birmingham and Syracuse will be his problem of war work and baseball Playing Tuesday jointly surprised Still the disbanding clubs had When he handed in his signed to dispose of their players before 1943 contract Harder said he Thursday or the boys would have would continue his war work and become free agents Leo Miller business manager play baseball at the same time at Syracuse announced the pur- The veteran of 16 years of basechase of Pitcher Ludwig Lew from Ogden Tuesday and in a ball is now working as an exside deal bought Infielder Charles pediter for the Ohio Rubber comM Quinby from Birmingham pany's Willoughby plant Paul Florence president of the a pitcher" Harder "Being Barons will announce his requi- said "will give me plenty of tire sitions when he gets back to on my days off to work for the Birmingham Wednesday morning Even on the road I'll and Miller also will have some company be working for the company We more to disclose then to Miller and have material sources all over In addition Florence in Tuesday's conference the country" He is the first major league with General Manager Warren C Giles of the Reds were Clarence player to announce such plans Schindler president of the Chiefs Bill Mc Cory general manager and manager at Ogden and Earl Blue Zurita Gets Decisive general manager at Columbia The Cincinnati farm system Nod Over three years ago embraced just STOCKTON Cal Feb 23 (IJP) 11 clubs and Tuesday's formaliZurita flashy Mexican ties reduced it to two—Birmingham owned outright and Syra- lightweight Monday won a clear-creferee's decision over Jimmy cuse under a working agreement Fiorito pride of Stockton before 1900 fans at the Civic auditorium Zurita 134 continued his string of victories marred only by his defeat by Henry Armstrong in Hollywood a few months ago by CY outclassing Fiorito in every dek— ' t -' lk 7i ' : 'It '1 -- '":'"Itt'-e-c ''''''':g &4 fr: ti''' "I'll! 1 It )-- AL‘ 1 Pr DECATUR Ill Feb 23 UP) — Gene Junior Thompson who Won four games and lost stven In his fourth year of pitching for the Cincinnati Reds last season has decided firing a locomotive on the Wabash railroad Is "more useful" to the war effort than returning to the major leagues "I know I'll squirm when April rolls around" the right-handsaid after asking the Reds to put him on the he guiding geniuses of what's left of the Cincinnati Red farm system met here- Tuesday and consolidated their positions the survivors taking over the man power and transportation orphans About 25 players of the Ogden Utah club of the Pioneer league and the Columbia S C team of 71 11 - — - 7: 4 Pitcher to Stay Victory Race With Railroad Meet Planned Syracuse Gets Ogden Hurler - Overhauling 4 and Brake Service Wheel Alignments Tune- Expert Motor )77'-- ' r'' ) - Le 4Jat11:q2 - :7 e - GREATEST EXPONENToF 4 10-rou- t ‘'' ts ? ' t ' -- - 44ii- 9kez IP4A -- Toppers Take Bolvlin Lead t - 15 CHICAGO Feb 23 UP)—Chicago's NThite Sox added to their roster Tuesday acquiring Outfielder Harry Sketch ley and Catcher Vincent Castino Sketch ley recalled from Waterloo of the Three-- I league stepped off the UCLA campus into a starting role in last season's openthe races games replacing the injured The full list of entrants follows: ing Taft Wright He later was farmed S even Hearts Ocean Wave Atout more experience Castino tendant Moretto Reaping Glory who for 375 for Lubbock in batted Okabena Amber Light Modest the West Texas league in 1942 Lad Haile Noonday Sun Joe Bur- was as a He free up picked ger Biloxi Bay Bright Remark was left at loose ends agent when the Vald!na Albert Valdina Foe Valdiria Sol Valdina Way Pearl Harbr league disbanded for the duration Gartado Pop's Pick LegisThe Thursday Toppers Tuesday 1 lator Izzy JctillitILLCIP I atun night took over the handicap lead Ten-Roun- d in the Salt Lake City women's Decision Spud Davis Signs bowling tournament by turning in a 2163 CLEVELAND Feb 23 PITTSBURGH Feb 23 (UP)— e honors are Virgil (Spud) Davis of Birming- Jannazzo veteran Brooklyn wel- theTied for second-placdeand Utah Copper Remington ham coach and former catcher of terweight scored a the Pittsburgh baseball club has cision over Bobby Richardson of teams each with scores of 2100 Leaders in the doubles division are returned a signed contract for the Cleveland Tuesday night Jannazzo floored the Cleveland Rae Engelke and Madge Charon 1943 season the Pirates an- r ounced Tuesday negTo for a nine count in the first with 1019 In second place are round and in the final round ma- Erma Lewis and Hilda Romney neuvered Richardson against the whose score is 1013 tIms- ---Rae Engelke holds the singles ropes and flailed him with a barlead to of with 591 and Hilda Romney and lefts the rage rights 1 COVIPLETE body This was about all the ac- is in second place with 582 Foltion the fight produced lowing her is Lenore Jones with SERVICE 53S 150 RichJannazzo weighed AUTO ardson 151 High game of the tournament so a 231 was turned in Tuesday far Re Motors by Rae Engelke Complete i cond ' 'T tii L BLOWJP : tenth stanzas making the first caBivins his three-yea- r professional then came back strong to outdistance his rival in the remain-Privat- e - GYP5YPIARKO'FF 0FAlexandriaf4qpt ) gl 11 - 7 (7P1--- Izzy I 4 -I 1 44 4- - - - SAIGA Chicago Adds Catcher Outfielder to Roster t 1 ' A t l'' ' a-Z- 4 115 OWN ( ( t : :k - - ff ' 1 Each weighed 199 pounds - : "!1 1" q -1 --" 11 - RUSSIAN ANTELOPE 4 k A - X Murray K 0's Buddy Walker in Sixth - - - - - 4-- "----- 100:: '6 '''''1''t: ''' 141'' '' 't 4 - "ft-ye- MsKINNEY -- six-furlo- ds A -- 1 low& HOT SPRINGS Ark Feb 23 (P)—Out in front all the way and never seriously threatened Mrs E E Robbins' Mid luck galloped to a comparatively easy victory in the featured fourth race at Oak-law- n park Tuesday beating the Aberdeen stable's favored Marogay by a length and a half H H Guyer' s Hogan which forced the pace in the early stages was third Mid luck with Jockey K McCombs in the saddle ran the sprint in the good time of 1:12 5 over a fast track and returned 1600 480 and $350 to his backers The victory gave Jockey McCombs the honor of completing the first double of the current 30- day meeting he having scored on Floataway in the third race Feb 23—CTI were —Twenty-on- e rominated for the Louisiana derby one mile and an eighth feature $10()0 added to be run March 6 The list comprises the best of the lora! division with the Calumet farms Ocean Wave the top choice Ben F Whitaker's Pop's Pick is considered Most likely to trim the choice Frank Catrone Valdina farm trainer named four colts for v l-- 7 e) :e'- teiI4V0V4 BUSINESS FIRM ii '- tiv040: li : - - l duration ' A t top M Men basketball quintets that have survived league warfare and playoff contests renew lostilities Wednesday as division nine opens its interstake olassic at the Deseret tourney play and gym while division 10 completes first-roun- d starts the second lap at Murray high school Feature of an attractive slate in the South Salt Lake meet will be the game between Taylorsville last tourney runner-u- p a and year classy 'Union quintet x Twenty-si- 15-rou- nd 47' ON THE SOOMIE liII Its 1 5: - : --- 1 - - t::" I ' 15-rou- i 41 - A' A't - i 1 - Chris-to-' CLEVELAND Feb 23 WTI — Negro Jimmy Bivins Cleveland decision won a unanimous over Anton Christoforidis of Gen- in mevak e? tilkfinale of 1111::4: Larry i i championship weight arena at the Tuesday loitgiTIrtiament There were no knockdowns but the bout was close and hard fought all the way After an even opening round Bivins took the next four heats and then faded as the hard - working Christ° rallied The Greek had the edge in the sixth seventh eighth ninth and f : r L'''''''' II GAMBLES ' 1"t RoaiDALEENGIAND YOUR CAREFUL DRUGGIST Oaklawn Race NEW ORLEANS ' 1:t:t — - N -- - i i I ANDTHE L 7 i I h V i ' i: " triiti:::: r4 y''' cf " - 1 - ? itat N I :i I 10-rou- nd 1 1 CONCORDANCE Mid luck Wins For Derby Event I ( t 114E Get Nominated 1 r 0 e tr ' I :4 Ocean Wave was a 2 to 5 favorite and covered the distance over a heavy track in 1:14 His triumph enriched Wright by $3420 - 'N - HEBREW GREEK ENGIISH ir) ' IF p KNEW BY HEARTTHE FOLLOWINa BIBLES IN l i'''' ! - 4 THRELKELD changes" BALTIMORE Feb 23 (UP)— The baseball schedule will "go Le Murray Negro heavyweight forward as far as we know" said from Norwalk Conn Monday Greene but he expe‘ted action night knocked out Buddy Walker soon by the Pacific Coast confer- another Negro in the sixth of a ence on the future of baseball scheduled bout after the Idaho will have more track referee threatened to expel him rneets than usual but they will be from the ring for stalling 'on an area basis" he said probMurray had been chased around ably eliminating Washington and the ring for four rounds by the Oregon schools from the sched- Walker of Columbus Ohio without any attempt to fight back "I look for an expanded athletic Warned that he would be put out near-b- y program Washington of the ring he came out swinging State college" Greene continued in the fifth to put Walker in seri"The emphasis now will be ous trouble Then in the sixth he drove the pieced on how many students parColumbus fighter into the ropes ticipate and not on the scores" with a hard straight left and finished him off with a right to 23 the chin - okA From II I i - 1 1lk4 -:5444 - I' i - lengths away Idaho Feb 23 The University of Idaho announced of Tuesday t h e abandonnient pring footbalt Athletic Director George Greene said the step was made necessary by the drain cf players into the armed services a dearth of equipment and the press of Idaho's physical fitness program under the coaching staff Head Coach Francis Schmidt will devote most of his time to the physical fitness program The director hinted that track baseball golf and tennis probably would be "in for some forced three-year-ol- :A t4i:LL1-1- c::) i kdf VI - k a' IV Act--- - Vandals Drop Spring Drills MOSCOW I ) - :i Y 'vision Tourneys - - tA - -- L k - 4' "4 six-furlo- e i - ----- -- fr ' lc :i41-- V4J INhOt :: 4 Men Schedule 1 er - l' 1 - "': - !V'' MI ) A :: NEW ORLEANS Feb 23 LP)— Ocean Wave Warren Wright's hope for the Louisiana and Kenthis sp r in g tucky derbies stretched his winning streak to five Tuesday by capturing the Belle Grove $5000 handicap The chestnut son of Blenheim was fifth as the field entered the final furlong but a terrific spurt under the guidance of Jockey Wendell Eads brought him to the front with enough reserve to beat off the closing rush of the Coldstream stable's Reaping Glory Herbert M Woolf' s Legislator was a tired third another two Party 1' - :! 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