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Indians Drive Johnson Out; Defeat Seiiators, 9-2

CLEVELAND HOPS VETERAN; BUNCH DRIVES IN FIFTH Speaker Hits Homer When Zachary Tries to Stop Clouting Tide. 17 AivUtM Trtr: CLKVEIND. O.. June 1. CUveUnd knocked Walter Johnson out of the box in the fifth innint; Friday and won, 5 to 2. Six hits wore bunched off Johnson In that inninff, two belnsr doubles Sprakpr hit for a home run with a man on first in the evr-rth. while Johnston note home on Za-hary In the fuxth. B'-ore: AVnHldnrton A R. It. H. O. A. .Tudfre. lb 4 1 I 2 Milan. If 2 0 u 3 0 Calvo. cf 0 0 0 0 o Ilice, cf-lf 2 0 2 2 0 Itoth. rf 3 0 ft 3 " Shank. 3b 4 n ft : l Shannon, 2b . . 4 1 2 2 3 O'Neill. 9 3 0 0 ft 4 Pleinlch, c 3 0 1 : ft Johnton. p .... 2 0 1 1 1 Zachary. V 2 0 f 1 0 Tihanity 1 0 ft ft " Totals 31 2 7 Hatted for JMcnli h In 5th. 4 11 Clerclanii Jamlesen. If . AH. H. 3 1 H. 1 1 2 2 0 0 1 I rt 1 0 O. A. 1 1 3 O 1 0 ft ft 1 o ft ft 1 ft Evans. If 2 Chapman, h . . 4 speaker, cf ... 4 Fmlth, rf ?. Wood, rf 1 Gardner, 3b ... 4 WamKpanifl, 2b 4 Johnston, lb . . Z Nunamaker, c . 4 Caldwell, p ... 2 0 1 rt 1 0 ft ft 1 1 0 Total 34 ? 11 27 ! Washington 100 100 000 2 Cleveland 0 00 051 21 'J Two-ba?e hits Rice. Johnson, Fpeaker. Home run Speaker. Stolen ba.se Rice. Johnston. Sacrifices Milan. O'Neill. Caldwell. Krrors Pleinlch 2. Smith. Johnston. Caldwell. roublo plavH Chapman And Gardner, Shanks, Shannon and Judir. Left on bases Washington. 7; Cleveland, 5. Rases on ball Ol? Zarhary, C: off Caldwell. 3. Hits Off Johnson, ü In Ü inninss: off Zachary. 3 in 3 inning.-. Struck out Ry Johnson, 2; by Caldwell. 3. Passed, ball Picinich Ixisin?r iitcher JohnHon. Umpires Chill and Moriarity. Time 2:10. STEKGEL SAVES GAME W ITH JUST ONE HAM) r.v A8oeUed Pres: PHILvAU'i'ZL.PHIA. June IS. Stengel's one-hand jumping catch of Fournler's liner with two out ami two on baees haved the crime for Philadelphia. Friday, enabling the locals to break St. Inuis streak of seven straight victories by a 1 to ft More. The only run of tin an a homer by Tr.-i pressor. ca nie Soor-: St. Louis AR. R. H. J. Smith, cf . . . 3 o ft Heathcote. If . . 4 n ft Stock, 3b 4 0 1 Hornsby. 2b ... 4 ft 2 Vournier. lb . . 4 ft ft Schultz, rf 3 0 1 Lavan. ks 3 0 1 C'.emon. c 2 ft ft Poak. p 2 p o Shorten 1 0 ft North, p n 0 n Total? 3 0 0 5 O. A. o ft 1 ft 1 & ft 1 .S 1 o ft 2 4 O. 4 n ft. ft f. ft , l A. ' ft o ' n 1 0 . 1 Ratted for Doak in Sth. rutliwUdphla Rawlins. 2b . Williams, t-f . . Hienel, rf Meusel. If Fletcher, f5 . . Paulette. lb .. Fw. Miller. 3b . TraressoT, r . Causey, p AH. 4 3 R. ft ft n ft ft 0 n 1 ft 1 IT. ft ft 1 1 0 ft 1 1 ft 4 ft 1 1 1 3 3 Totals 1 1 St. Louis nn0 ftOO Oftn o Thlladelf hla. 001 00ft Oft 1 Two-base hit Hornsby. Home run Trasrressnr. I'rmr livan. Stolen base Schultz. SacrificeFletcher. Left on bases St. iouis. I; Philadelphia. 3. Rases on balls Off Doak, 2. Hit Off Doak. 3 !n 7 inninRs; off North. 1 In 1 Inning. Struck out Hy Doak. 5; by Causoy. 3. "Losing pitcher Toak. Umpire MrCorm'.ck and Harrison. Time 1:42. . . . YANKS TAKE THIRD .V ROW FROM WHITE SOX E" AtS'-K'lited Tres: CHICAGO, June 1. Timely hitting by New York with a walk and a wild pitch enable the visitors to make it three straight from Chk.uo, Friday. 3 to : ClllOTltfO Liebold, rf . . U. Collins. :b Weaver, m . . Jackson. If . . Fel-u-h. cf J. Collins, lb MoLMullin, :b Pcha-lk. c . . . KerT, p tvror A.R. R. . 4 0 . 4 0 . 4 1 . : l . 3 ft . 4 0 . 4 (' . 2 ft . 3 1 H. 0 o. 1 A. 0 i 1 ft 1 1 o ft 0 14 1 TotAls 15 A. i. 4 r o ft ft

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YKSTKnDAY'S HE SI' LT 8. American Ieue. .Wvc York, .I; Chicago, 2. WiiHhlnptun, 2; Cli-rHnnd. 0. Philadelphia, .'i; St. Louis. I l'.o.toij, 0: Ietnit, 1. National League. C'lnrirnnfl IWmton (rain. Chirnpo-Hrooklvn (wet grounds). St. Loiiln- O; rhllmlelphl. 1. rittiiburK, 4; .New York. .V Amefiean .o1t ln. (VtlumbUH. 2; InOiannpnll, Z. ToLmIo. 1; LoulsrUle, 2 (lst. T'.lf.lo. 3: LouUvllle 9 (2nd. MlnneapolN, 4; Knns.i City, .1 llin. St. raul. s; Milwaukee, Somhern AnnrlatlAn. fli.it IxniKin. I; New Orlenns, O. MemptiN. 12; Ttlrinlncham, 2. Nn-Iville. 2; Mobile, .". ' Little llook-Atljnfa (nut played). International I-wu. r.iiffalo-Jerser City (rain). Toronto, r: llaltfuiore. rt 1 st . "rtnt. 4; Hiiltlnmre, 11 2nI). ItofbeFter, 1; lleadltisr, 12. Uochexrer. Heallrnr. (2nl. Akron-Syracuse (ralm. Thrte-I league. 1'eori.i. ft .1 1: Mollne. 1 it 2 (UtL IVorl.i. 18 1; Mollne. o 1 2nd ; 71n. Terre Haute, 4 11 1 ; Km k Island. : 4 2. lUoonihik'ton, 10 1.". 1; lt kford. 2 7 4. JIvaDBvllle, 4 7 3; CVilar IUpIds. 7 8 1. CAM KS TODAY. Amrrii Uaiue. New Yr.rk nt l'hkau Pliil.idelplda it St. Louis. I'.oHtou :it Detroit. WahhliiKton nt Cleveland. Nntlennl League. fhiasro nt Urooklvn. St. Iotils nt rii:ialelpl)ia. PlttsNu r;; nt New York. Cincinnati at Hoston. Eddie Welsh on Card July 5 at Benton Harbor Uddie Welsh, who hails from South Rond, Indiana, and has made verybody in northern Indiana proud if it, will lo matched for one of the preliminaries to the bout between Charley White and Ronny Leonard which is to take place in Ronton Harbor on July .", it w;us announced by Floyd Fitzimmons. hu promoting tho ripht. yesterday. Nobody knows yet who will occupy thi uhtT o.rner of the ring m Hddie's liht, but an announce-nit-nt is i-xpcU-d Mhortly. Tickets for the Ronton Harbor vent have ben placed on sale in s'outh Rend at Jinuny ami Goat's and at Mclr.erny ani Warner's. The pastelvoards are selling rapidly, and t. lt-u i a phio reservations are comlnjr fioM as far a.s Now York city, to then' i.sn't much doubt if there ever had boon that there will lx a crowd on hand to witness the mill. W hite ha.q arri ed at Rcnton HaxImr and is training for the bout, and L'-or.ard is expected Monday. Sinco Jack iKmipsey has bon tr -d of the federal charge, which was handln? over him, hopes have been revived once more that he will b. the third man in the rinp, althu?h nothing1 definite has yet been arranij'til. GIANTS WIN OVER THREE RUN LEAD New York Collects Four Runs in Third and Defeats Pirates, 5-1. Ii v Asniited Tress: Ni:V YORK. June IS New York defeated Pittsburg in a see-saw game h re l i-iday, 5 to 4. The C.Lints oeicame an early three-run lead with a block of four runs in the third inning. New York scored what proved to lo the winning run In the rtfth innin on a single by Rancroft, oung's ilouble and a wild throw bv (Jrlmm. Score: Pittsbun; A.R. It. H. O. A. Ribee, If 4 2 2 2 C'arr, rf 4 1 1 3 0 Southworth. rf 3 1 Z 4 1 Whltted. 3b ... 3 0 1 3 C Cuthaw, lb ... 4 0 0 4 1 Jrimm, lb ... 5 G 0 2 1 Rarbare, 63 3 0 1 1 0 svhmidt. c .... 4 ft 1 S 1 Copper, p 2 ft 0 0 2 Nicholson .... 1 0 0 0 0 L'iirlson. p 0 0 0 0 Hinchman ..1 0 0 0 0 Total . 32 4 s 2 4 6 Ratted for Cooper in 7th. Ratted for Carlson In 9th. Xnv York A.R. R. H. O. A. Rums. If .... 3 1 0 2 C Rancroft. sm . . 3 2 2 4 S Young, rf 4 1 2 1 Doyle. 2b 4 0 1 4 5 King, cf 2 0 1 2 Kautf. cf 1 ft C 0 0 Sicking. 3b ... 4 0 0 0 0 Kelly, lb 4 0 2 11 0 Snyder, c 3 0 0 3 3 Rarncs p 3 1 1 0 3 Totals 31 5 9 27 17 Pittsburg 201 010 oCK) 4 New York 004 0l0 0ftx 5 Two-Kise hits Rarm-s. Young. Three-base hits Rigboe, Rarbaree. Stolen b.-tses Rlgbee, '2: Sicking, Your.?. SacriMce Wrütted. Krron Grimm, IXyle. Double plays Harr.es to Ilancroft to Kelly. lla?e on balls Off Cooper. 2; ttff Carlson, 1; off Rarncs. 4. Hits O'f Cooper, s in i inninrs: OtY arls-r. 1 In 1 inning.-. Struck out Ry Cooper, 4; by It.irm-s. 2. Ios-in; pltc.'ier I'onptT. empires Klem and Kmlie. Time 1:52.

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PITCHING DUEL; BLANK RED SOX Ayers Holds Boston to Three Hits While Teammates Collect Lone Run. Xr Aasoelated Tresa: DFTTROIT. Mich.. June 18. Ayers. pitching in fine form, let Dcwu ton down with three hits and Detroit won the second tram of the aerlf?, 1 to 0. Friday. With the exception of the flrwt Inning:. Jones also pitched faultless ball for the Red Sox. The Tijrer run was the result of a single by Rush and a triple by Youni?. Score: Dcfttwi AR. II. H. O. A. Hooper, rf . . . . 4 0 0 1 0 McNally, 2b ... 2 0 0 0 4 Menosky, If ... 4 0 0 2 0 Hendryx, cf . . . 3 0 0 1 0 Mclnnls. lb ... 3 0 0 15 0 Foster, 3b .... 3 0 1 0 5 Scott, fs 3 0 1 4 3 Walters, c .... 2 0 0 1 1 Jones, p 2 0 0 0 4 Karr 10 10 0 Hlller 0 0 0 0 0 Schang .... 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 28 0 3 24 17 Ratted for Jones in 9th. Han for Karr In 9th. Ratted for McNally In 9th. IVtrolt AR. U. II. O. A. Younp. 2b 2 1 1 0 1 Rush, ss 3 0 1 3 2 Shorten, cf 2 0 0 2 0 Veach. If 3 0 1 S 0 Hejlmann, rf . . 3 0 0 1 0 Kllison. lb 3 0 0 7 0 Pinelll. 3b 3 0 0 2 1 Alnsmlth, c . . . 3 0 1 7 1 Ayers, p 3 0 0 0 1 Totals 25 1 4 27 6 Roston 000 000 000 0 Detroit 100 000 00 1 Two-base hit Foster. Three-base hit Younp. Sacrifice Shorten. Double play McNally, Scott and Mclnnis. Left on bases Roston, 3: Detroit. 2. Rase on balls Off Jones, 1; off Ayers, 2. Struck out Ry Ayers, 7. Umpires Hildebrand and Evans. Time 1:30. BROWNS BEHIND IN EIGHTH. BUT WIN i i Fielder's Choice, Wild Throw a,ul sfinsl? .fr" Defeat i for Athletics. Ry t 'nited Press: ST. IvOUIS. Mo.. June 18. St. Louis trailed Philadelphia for eiffht innlnjrs Friday, then mixed a fielder's choice, a wild throw by Thomas and a single by Davis for two runs and won, 4 to 2. It was the locals' ninth straight victory. Philadelphia bunched three hits in the third for two runs, and Walker's homer in tho sixth for the other. Score: Philadelphia AR. R. H. O. A. Dykes. 2b 4 0 0 2 2 Thomas, 3b ... 4 1 1 2 1 Strunk, cf 4 0 1 2 0 Wa!kr, If 4 1 1 3 0 Myatt. rf 4 0 1 0 0 Perkins, c 2 0 0 1 1 Galloway, as . . 3 0 1 3 3 OrifTin. lb 4 1 1 11 0 Harris, p 3 0 1 0 5 Rurrus 10 t 0 0 Rigbee 1 0 0 0 0 Tota!s 34 3 8 24 12 Patted for Oalloway In 9th. Ratted for Harris in 9th. St. Ixul AB. It. H. O. A. Tobln. rf 5 0 2 2 0 Ctedeon. 2b ? 0 1 0 0 Slsler. lb 4 0 3 9 2 Jacobson, cf . . 4 ft 1 3 0 Williams, If ... 2 1 2 6 1 Austin. 3b 2 1 1 0 3 Oerber. ss 3 I 2 1 2 Sever Id, c 3 1 ft 4 0 Davis, t 4 0 1 2 1 Totals 4 be: 13 . u Philadelphia 0C2 001 0003 St. Ivouls 000 C'02 02 4 Two-base hits Gerber. Austin. Three-base hit Gedeon. Home run Walker. Stolen bases Perkins. Slsler. Sacrifices Williams. Austin, Svereid. Terrors Thomas. Austin. Double plays -Williams and Sisler; Gallowav and Griffin. Left on bases Philadelphia. 6: St. Louis, 10. Rases on balls Off Harris. 2; off Davis. 2. Struck out Ry Davis. 4. Umpires' Nallin and Connolly. Time 1:35. i COLLEGE CREWS IDLE AS RAIN INTERFERES WITH LAKE WORKOUT ny inixrtY l. iwnnrnvL. Unite! Pres StnnT Correrrpondcrit. ITHACA, N. T.. June IS. College crews, here to compete In the Intercollegiate regatta to be held on i Ivike Cayuga, Saturday, were on edge Friday as a result of the gymnasium exercises and rest of Thursday, made necessary by a drlrzling rain and chopry water on the lake. J The athletes were primed for a spin and ccuhen planned to take their men over the course In the shells to work off surplus steam. Coach Joe Wright, of Pennsylvania, was anxious to get his men limbered up after their trip from Philadelphia, and had his three crews on hand at an early hour. Columbia and Syracuse had a brief workout Thursday. JNDESTRUCTOS PLAY TWICE AT MARION Mishawaka's Inde stmctos meet the baseball team of the Army and Navy union at Marion this afternoon, a-s a part of the program of the annual encampment now in progress there. The game- takes place at the grounds of the Old Soldiers' home. The team left this morning to go to Marion. Tomorrow the Mishawaka players will cross bats with the MArion Booster, on the batter's grounds. Tho Indetructo lineup, as announced yesterday, la as follow: Paker. c: Phlllon. lb: Heyden. :b; Koehler, N: Hlxenbaugh, 3b; Frankel. Ycninjr, Queen. Teeters, of; Henderson. Zents. F"ltzslm-mo-ns p; and Kasimir, utility man.

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Golf Enthusiasts Will Stage Big Meet Next Wednesday. Eighty-eight prizes, of a total value exceeding 2,000, are Included In the list for the Invitation tournament which is to be held at the South Rend Country cjub next Wednesday, June 23, It was announced Friday, when the prize list was completed. More than 140 entrants are expected by II. C. Elmore, chairman of the event. This will be by far the largest event ever held by the Chain-o'-Lakes club. The qualifying round for the tournament will be an IS hole play, and will take flace In the morning Qualifying matches must bo completed by 12:30 o'clock, it is announced, as the final round will begin at 1 o'clock, and all players will be classed according to their scores in the qualifying round. Sixteen players will constitute a class, and there will be as many classes as are necessary to contain all tho entrants. Many Writers Coining. That the coming tournament is an event of more than ordinary Importance Is indicated by the announcement that a number of golf writers, representing various sporting magazines and several newspapers, are to be present to "cover" tho tournament. Spauldlng's are to send some of their othcials to assist in running off the play. The tournament is open to any ! member of the Christiana Country J club, Elkhart: Miami Country club, J Mishawaka; Rerrien County Country' ! elub, Niles-Ruchanan Country club, or of the Chaln-o'-Lakes club. Entries must be made by June 22. it is announced. H. C. Elmore, chairman, or Rert Meyering, Chaln-o'-Lakes "pro," will receive them. The committee in charge of the tournament, in addition to Mr. Elmore, the chairman, is composed of H. W. Eldredge. J. P. McGill. and F. E. Whitehall. The list of prizes to be offered, which was completed Friday follows: Platinum and gold cuff links. Frank Mayr & Sons; 2 2 inch Sheflield platter, C. K. Clauer; silver cups, Studebaker corporation, Sanford B. Rugee, Robertson Rros.; silver cup. hammered. J. M. Studebaker, III; silver cup stag handles, J. M. Studebaker, Jr.; silver pitcher, A. Frank. South Rend loathe Co.; 35-5 South Rend casing, 1. E. Studebaker for International India Rubber Co.; inner tube, Farneman & Ta scher; traveling auto tent, Millmore Co.; 41 piece auto lunch case, Ellsworth's store; leather hand bag. Georg Wyman & Co.; ivory military brushes, Rrandon-Durrell & Co.; wool golf cap, Adler Ilros.; auto lunch kit, Herman's store: smoker's stand, George II. Wheelock. Movlo Tickets. George Hlnes, manager of the Auditorium theater, offers a prize of unusual character in a family rass to the local movie house for the season of 1920-21. One dozen hassoreno baits. South Rend Rait Co.: six suits underwear, Stephenson Underwear mills; wool suiting for suit and extra trousers. South Rend Woolen company; six Wilron shirts. Wilson Rros.; cedar chest. Hill-Hoel Co.; wicker arm chair. Heller Furniture Co.; mahogany knitting stand, Ries Furniture Co.; Knox straw- hat. Samuel Spiro & Co.; box of cigars, South Rend Wholesale Grocery Go., National Grocers. Jacobson. Peterson. PeUz and Kaufer, and Hoislor Wholesale grocery; toilet set with leather case. George Platner; l2o certificate, R. R. Cleaners; thermos bottle. F. C. Relmold; safety razor set. Chard & Thompsett; auto spotlight, Howard Crantlll Co.; 50 gallons high test gasoline. Gafill Oil Co.; one ton hard coal, Lontz Rios. ; $10 certificate, Warner Rros.; two silk ties. Vernon Clothing Co.; WestinghouEO toaster and stove. Electric Service Co.; 12 bottles toilet water. Spencer Perfume Co.; five pounds fancy candy, Weber Candy Co. An enlarged framed photograph of the club house Is offered by the Nelson Ault studio; a fountain pen offered by the Frances shop and by the Tuttle corporation; union-alls. Lee Mercantile Co.; putter. Hyde Lumber Co.; gas heater. Northern Indiana Gas Co.; book. Herr and Herr; J2f certificate for laundry. Women's Rathing Suits $10 Take a

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Davies laundry; silk tie. Max Adler Co.; blind prize, F. H. Fulton; picture. I. W. Lower; croquet set. South Rend Toy Co. Numerous prizes aecertable to any golf player are included In The list One dozen golf balls by each of these donors: Citizens' bank. Merchants' bank. First National bank. Farmers Trust Co., St. Joseph Loan & Trust Co., Union Trust Co., American Trust Co., Dave Pollock. Campbell Paper Rox Co.. South Rend Tribune. Rert Meyering. NewsTimes. Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.. O'Rrien Varnish Co.. McllenryMillhouse Co . C. C. Shafer Lumber Co., J. Bpwsher, IL G. Christman Co., Shidler Rros., Hager Medical Co.. Rirdsell Mfg. Co.. George W. Cutter Co.. Siblev Machine Co. Golf supplies to the value of l.r are offered by Kenyon Mix; solid leather coif bur, O. E. Meyer & Son; driver. I r. Hardy; golf bag. Oliver Chilled Plow Co.: four subscriptions to magazine. Golf Illustrated: golf shirt, Meyer Livingston Sons. Without question the list offered for pert Wednesday's event Is one of the largest ever offered, and the large number will assure every player receiving a reward for his efforts during the day.

TOLEDO LOSES TWICE AS LOUISVILLE BATS YIELD LARGE HARVEST By Associated Press: LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 18. The Iulsville club, which had been unalbe to defeat Toledo previously this season, Friday, won a double-header from that club, 2 to 1 ajid 9 to o. Graham had a shade on Stry'Ker in the first game until the seventh, when he wavered. With the bases filled, and two out he retired in favor of WrUht, who got Murphy on a pop. After a bad start in the Kccond game, Wright yielded one scratch hit in the last seven innings while Louisville batted Nelson hard. Sec'y Wicks announced that Claude IWrick. shortstop, who has been retired for two years will rejoin the team at Indianapolis, Monday. Score: First game Toledo 000 000 00 1 4 1 Iouisville .... O.uu 200 GOx 2 7 2 Stryker and Murphy; Graham, Wright and Meoi revond game Toledo 2IO 000 O-00 3 4 4 Louisville .... 0 31 0J0 20 3 13 2 Nelson and McNeill; Wright and Kocher. ROGGE FANS TWO M PINCH, AND INDIANS WIN SEVEN STRAIGHT Ry Associated Press: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Juno IS. J w ith Columbus players on second and third in the eighth one man out and the score standing :; to 2 in favor of the Indians. Rogt-'e was called to the assistance of Cavet and fanned Pechous and Pinch Hitter George, giving Indianapolis its seventh straight victory. Friday. The score was 3 to 2. Cavtrt was hit hard during his stay on the mound, but Columbus could not make its hits count for more than two runs. Schrclbtr's double scored two Indianapolis runners in the sixth inning. Score: Columbus .... 010 100 OC0--21O 1 Indianapolis .. 100O02O0x 3 7 2 Lyons. Sherman and Hartley; Cavi t, Kogge and GossUt. KANSAS CITY TIES SCORE TWICE. BUT MINNEAPOLIS WINS Ry As?eiate.l Ir-ss: KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June IS. Tying the son re in the ninth and a-ain in the D'th. Friday, Kansas City failed to count in the h.st halt of the 11th afttr Minneapolis had registered in tho first half, and thvisitors took the first game of threegame series, 4 to oore: Minneapolis 000 020 000 1 1 4 13 2 KansLS City Odl ono 001 10 lft 1 James and Mayer; Horstmai;. Tuero and Rrock. Ry Asxoeinted Press: MILW AUKEE. Wis.. June IS. Paul cam.o from behind in thninth, Friday, and took the opening gc-roe of the series, S to Z , by scoring five runs in the final inning. Gearin allowed only three hits until th- ninth. Score: St. Paul ( 00 201 0ftr S 7 .". Milwaukee 200 020 010 . ! 2 Coumbe. Griner and Hargr.iv-; Gearin and Gaston of yj and one-piece and two-piece styles.

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