Blackie47-03-1111310th Street Gym And Stolen Car Ring

Here we are, Mary. All out. The 10th Street Gymnasium. What you say about this place is too blacky. I'm going to be all in.

I get exhausted watching the kids myself. Here I'll get out your side. Okay. You want to referee one of the basketball games or boxing match? I just didn't watch. Thank you. How many boys in the club now, Blackie?

Exactly 100 and we started with only five, six months ago. That's wonderful. And that's well. Yeah, they're still over here. I'll go right into the gymnasium and sell. Okay. One hundred boys. How does Tom Allison, the gym instructor, handle so many at one time?

He doesn't. The place is like a manhouse after time. A hundred kids yelling to do the same things all at once. Well, hold your ears. Hey. A hundred kids yelling and screaming. Quiet in here, isn't it?

It's quiet and empty too. Are you sure we're in the right place? the right place in the right place on the right day and the right time but something's wrong oh well somebody just came through that door over there now is the Jim instructor oh Alison oh hello blacking Hi Tom Alison what's the matter where all the kids I don't know blacking I

didn't show up yesterday or the day before the day before that why not I don't know they've just stopped coming here they started quitting in two and three a couple of weeks ago. We don't even get enough now for a basketball game. We don't understand this at all. Well maybe the boys stop coming because they couldn't afford it. No, Miss

Wesley, everything is free. Lachy pays all fees and has bought all their equipment. Oh blackie. Oh blackie, you never told me that. I didn't think it was important but this is. Those kids were having a good time here. I know it because I've watched them. I could tell. Why have they stopped coming here all of a sudden? Now why?