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England. These were virtually ignored, but a second edition in 1938 was improved,
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Narrows, the channel that threads through the
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marquee events). In 1932, and again in 1940, he was part of a team that won his own trophy; it remains one of the most prized in the game. Vanderbilt also donated the
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