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Another Jewel in the Crown of the King of the Speedway
j)at-/o Resta Out speeds the Wind in Race
for Harkness Trophy at Sheepshead Bay
rfar|essPi!<'t Within Half
Minute of One-Hundftd
Mile Record.
un|) BOB BURMAN
' ,\ SECOND PUCE
l Was 10
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- th?
? - mileo. Ralph
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?ta??! ortii lot? :?v night that
??art. Bat li?
ntrt it ? .
t? til ?te?. R?it?, In hit r.
bn ay k i ti i
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Ucktal rv?r. Mtxwel ?"ourth; Hob
^tt-.i-. 1 - . Ralpb Mai?
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fTsrybciiy '?.?i .va* probably n
J'ttjtwt i < ta long hope tvafl
? i great
{?Tor;*? with the racing faut.
rasii had already
PSS i ?ari formanee and
'he infl ?Id.
' "? ??i i .;? the
??SSdlUl tl I setting.
f doll ' ? ? tr.nK a flvirig
?**?**. o? or? laj ?i ?rooeed the line
?'?1*/tbrsp. Wagner dtoppod
fhey
? foi th?
?*?'???????- ' % ? ..IB, who
? ? defeat
well as
?t >!?j".i \.. , 1(.Kri r:ir
* the b .?,-?. and - thi Mercede?.
? .m ?nd
???*??? " initial Up
Jesd tocl prafl but
?I Mogtl ? ? ; ' him.
?5. * " ** ,f"?""nti- ??"??
;'irman and
htktiibat
? n? in
?S? l?.rrs ? , twelfth ),.,_ ?)Vlt ftft,r
? s lap lie Palm I
'? ' earbarator,
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?ft it ?bid " . ?*. rd eontiBaod to
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"?turns can be mude any
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*eback everything w, ?sell
P your money back'any
P" slioiiid anything go
/Jvercoat s, suits, hats,
7e?- nirniahinga and sport
\?w0Otlt.
tvrrythiriK men and boys
***** Pert Compan.
?nSV/ Kro?dw?y
^St The ?t 34th St.
"????I? Pour
Wm Corner?" Fifth Ave
ren at 41 st St.
^ Killer of Auto Speed Records *<
Dario 100-mile leepsbead pe< Iws) yesl '.. . i : Fred McCarthy, his
mechsnle.
Times ana Speed
In Big Auto Race
THE THPEI
riNISHCO.
CARS H?
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??Boti Burma?
S?EJol? Rukinbaihsr II
TIME OF LEADERS AT
PERIODS.
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Pr?v1?ii? Awarlra? Sr?.?a<i? , .--.ard fsr
100 -lit?
B-o?Hind? ( England i riro-d for I no
?illa? Se 2| 11
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fifth nothing ).n? pon? i te
i Mu? ford, Bui man an,!
K'ckenbacher.
of the four'
through a tire ehang? requiring 21
aeeonoa, end Reate took thi
tion in the lifte. nth. Resta'? til
the thirty . ; .. the
rate of li'5.3t5 miles per hour,
??"rom the twe ?
Mul
Tl.i-y ground II out
without th BriaUon ?n their
espeel ee ?peed?,
twenty-four sec?
In the fort* ft. lap Mulford mado
hla fourth tire change. It was de?
perate luck, particularly ainee neither
Rest.? "r H.ckenbacher had stopp? I foi
any es Si
foUl ?top?,
Mulford innnaged to hold third place
in the forty-sixth lap. Rest. Wa
:ng ard Vliirman eras second. The
Americsn cat was coming ?King nicely
in fourth place, there being no
car? in the race for him to get behln I.
I'nfoitui.ately, Mulford now went nut
with a broken oil pump, and s
?lere.l third position to the faithful
American car. Kickci.barher had ;
hie game well Mid was within the prise
Oolj Roots n:..i Baratee won
left to defeat him ?OI the urst place
at I ? fth? 100 :s.
"Wild Boh" gave Brat, i men y chase
at the b?^i' ? 'm: of the forty-s?
lap. Ilut Dario w-as a lap and a ??.unr
UT ah? ad ?>f hll teamm.to. Sim
man had lost only th >':? ? ? ouds In
the race, it wa? evident 'hr.t Rosto
could h"M him duiin? the ratai
three lap?.
Hob wa? rheere?! as he tried t.. make
up a little of hi? loat ground, but 1.? a
had only to pl.y with him to keep him
down. Vtickenbacher was chasing him
?olf around and arooad, bat never
eaught up. Be I poeition and
ivas not a movi.g ihn,g t.. rob
h i m o? it.
Beat, and Burnian were driving side
by each, a? the GeruMoi iav, ai d wh le
the la?" throe lope looked some ,:
like a race, the eoutol t was ull over
and Reeta? tho winner of the ?
ice. Jogged home leieuraly.
H,s the ?I'O ?
b<\:V>::\ at the rate of M.S.':.
.r. Had he gone only twenl
B'conds faster he would nave
his BW. time fol 100 T-.i'e? .1 Brook
len?l?. but he ha?! the ltuknes? trophy
ar <! tie Urges', ?lice of the * '
i ' ey.
i bus i.'- ' ' he Am?-! icai
of 1911 it was quite ??
? his radiator H
and the grand |I
y.;ir lie was second at Indianapolis,
where hi came Within an ace of defeat*
lag Ralph De Folmo. Re ?was fiwi ?'
the OpOl ruf race of on the
( i eago Speedway, an?l ? ?->\* he !,.??! de
'an'fl tl I Stars who have been aft-r
i him all year In thi? the Una! rare of
the rear, S match lace for chain; ?t.?
???. rig the year he wns eliminated k.
thfOC race?.
The She?p?h?ad Bo? Speedway is M
, hi c ?i ? atulatod "? t1 e iura.i *
?econu meeting at the BOW trac
aviation fen'ure was quite an
The alrasoi .- ? ?
the ep? i ' i fs ?'
i" ? H lima., wh.? wn? ?. eduli
' mi???? ? trip from ??arden ? i"y '
d Und aaeeeagors
f.r? wa? unable to I'v.
'r ..,oi,a ?f hi* own, which WOIO
not eaploiued, bu* DoiuBOOJOl f_,*S a
wonderful exhibition, and it v.-a I ju*t
'??Mg enough to All out the bill fof
u.u a-t?r_oon.
Clinton Pounds Way to
Victory Over Stuyvesant
Scores Five Touchdowns Wh
Holding Opjjone&ts Well i
Check?Ritiner and
Bt??wn Stars.
navy ?lever ?.f I ..nton 11:
School administered a uecisive defi
in from Stuwrsnnt Hi
School yesterday tfternooi ?1 I??'.
? Avf iv.
. i. sct'Tt "f H2 '.'
?..ere mid? by the plun
nton back?, and ?IthOUgh '
I Ott i?mtSS will oft'
m i fumble? were froqoeat, tl
- .school gave evidence of gre
" >. ?' 'n.
? ton firat-strini?' fu\
'?::.??.. rand Brotn?, who Ailed the po?
th? latter part of the lecoi
i a'f, were easily the ?tars of the da
hi ? to iiiOi?e be'- ?
two, and ultnoujrh R.t'.nei '-vat quick?
?et and at finding the opening
Brown, ? ?( .i iy, blond haired your
. '. vva? a! nOSt irre?l?t:t?le in h
thrOBgh the line.
? | Stiv vesant, ?luarterbac
proved a tower of .?tren/ih to h
le.im an ! repeatedly cra*he 1 throun
ton*? iaterfereaee, nailing tr
man v.-ith the ball in hi? track.?. <?reb"
i.*. left em!, alto did excellent Wgrl
? ,;i man) p'.aya by hi? ?-juici
.i. getting dovvn tlie field aft<
.'. made u?e of the forwar
-, d amber of times m both halve
?, ?lmo?l ?'very instance a Clinto
111 arc?] ted th? ball for a lost.
th? r>.r.?t to ?core, harr
fui mi: bis way throug-h the lin
between right ?mari! and tackle, afte
. raahing had hroutrht the ball t
Stuyveeant't three yard line. Rittne
kirke.l a pretty goal. The ?"Unto
fullback added another toachdowi
before the drat half ?ad?
crashing through the line from th
Ova yar i mark and then kiekiag ti.
tk Qg the score 14-0
In tie (ir?t quarter of the BOCOBI
half Rittner took the ball on Stuyv?
flfteei roi I line and dodged h:
' re Opposing tean
or the th .-1 toaehdotrn, dragging twi
Stuyv? ant iner. with him n? he cro?*
cd the line He failed on hit attetnp
k '.!??? goal.
reseat reaorted to kickinj
? ' ? n?s, but Rittner, wr.o did th?
punting for Clinton, held a cUai
?uperiority over hi? opponent. *ome 01
coi ?i lag if | arda Thi
inf fallback va? re?pon?ibl? foi
th? four'.h touchdown, heaving a for
ward pea? ta Quirk fi ?sant'i
? ???? ;,!?rl ! ne to th.- three yur?
Qalrk carried the ball ITtr IBi
ii i mi? " i th? goal
'! i,- h.st tiiiir'i.'lovvn .va? made b)
BlOWB. who took th? ball on the line?
up and fonj-ht his way behind the g>al
from thi twenty yard line
ii liking the ?core II to 0, and a fe*.
-, . ? Is later the gam? ended.
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PETER SCOTT WINS
A $20,000 PURSE
San Kranci?c?>, Nov. 2 l'eter Scott,
owned and driven bv Thoata? Murphy.
. .. ISO/MO ?taa? trot at the Kx
trael ier? toifav in thr?e
ra >? t hi ?ta The ft ret mor..'. Hmoont?
Mis.? Porfectioi was ?ec
md Spriggai third
-?a
.Manual Training Soccer
Team in Tie Game
M u . Training'? champ...B ? .rrrr
and the ?OCOBd te?m ... the
rent Athletic Club played te a ti?
t.t 3 to 3 yesterday afternoon at
I Ray Rnig?.
I Only 22 Minor
Leagues Surviv
( hicagn. Nov. _.?T?ert)-tv
' miner league?, e? comoared oil
fort y-?et en laut "ear. arc no? !
ex?Ntenct", according to ollicer? i
Iht minor haschall organ i.'a! loi
wh?> are mnklng plnn? to-day f?
?he trip of the owaers to San 1'rai
cl?co. where next week the annul
meeting uf the National \
of Professional BOMboH I eagiic
? ill bo held. ,
L'arh of the leagues wi'l he reprr
?er.ted. It la expected. S? m?. dlaeW
?Ion of relreni bment may tak
place at the nieet.ng, but i.iost o
the leagu?*? which ?leathered th
storm of la?! aummcr already en
force their ?alary limit rule
strictly, it m? ?aid.
POLY PREP FALLS
BEFORE ADELPH
Haight Fumbles Ball Aftc
?50-Yard Run and Loses
a Sure Touchdown.
Adelphi Academy defeated the Pol
Prep football eleven in their annui
game a'. Washington Park, Brooklyi
yesterday, by a score of 12 to I, <?<>c
?se of th. forward pn?s and the clo?
following of the ball by the Ade'.pl
players helped them on ro ic'... \.
Fumbling marred the , ..ie w.th Pol
l'rep suffering most heavily Each .ear
was guilty f much loose handln.g 0
the ball, an?! Pol] Prep loot a ?ur
touchdown who. Height. \4?'h an ou?
Ac] ! before | ped the ball ?/'?
:. ran of list, yards. Leyaer racevere
'he bau for Adelphi.
Hank I'oblin registered the fir?
Adelphi touchdown m the latter par
of the second ijuar'?"-. va? -f.
a pint "n the threc-vord lioe, roeov
Bred the ball an?l rr>','.e<\ over t!. . D
for a touch?!, v a. 1*1 ?? other toi
in the cloa ?7 miautea ? f the .Ina
period, when Leyaer ?kitted left ?n?
?nd was forced um t. the edge of th?
pla lag ; eld j'l-t ?s he crosa.d th?- l.rie
Adelphi i ???Mr,I to open pla. to eil
fuocc the bell, beee lid ma?.
no eonaistent gains ??gainst the ht-av)
P i Prop def? nee by .'ra:gh' footb.ll
Tea forward ??-ses v an attempt.ol bi
phi, and three were smcocsibI
Moneypenny and Higsrins .ere ad?pti
? |] P? Prop trie?;
pas???, on? of ?which was uacompleted
Pol ' opening
? in irt- .? Bg the ball t.. I
yard lin? I when
t?cale ! M, ? ' 14 i". did
g for Ad
y Prep, bebt? d thi boll ou: of
in the eeeeud riuarter. with the hall
in midrteld. e!?.v,: foiled M f.
the forward pass, when .'??
I em ? ?eut one to lggin? that l
t\?..pty-five yards. (in the ? ? ? '. ??...".
i'..ly l?i' *-?c'-: ?, inter
C?ptod the bul!. Reji?ol..! thei -I ? i
b?ck to punt out of deagol a: ! I
brake taraogh, blocking the kick nd
.?coring the touchdown
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N. Y. U. BATTLES
TO TIE WITH TEAM
FROM BUCXIIEiL
Field Goal Apiece limits
tlie Day's Scoring on
Ohio Field.
Ilv IERONB BEAI TV.
t.iVr ' ?- t> t atril?
York i'"' . .
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?toeka le, ?.: ?1 although i
plnve-l they held i - ? ? ireity
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Schaffner,
Btrontc ';? . v: - ? mosl
ll'a d? :' n
raachine.
Bei i? itein, ? 'ann, Eg I i
wer.- th? ' ' . mer.
who rattled
r led th? ball ' im? and *
a few ?topi ? thi
was creased Spott?, Mangan aad Hca?
?iron wi re the obI I pea?.
tti ?te th? Viol?l defenee.
The I ? ?? ?rame
with New York U ? twenty?
four hour*' notice, Ailing in ti.
?Aft open ? boa New Iforl
led the trame - with
Trinity becau*e of the professionalism
?i' i .....i.',- Bi Ickley.
The violet '" oae ! th? ?rame with a
ru-1, thai ?
?ftei
nell took th? kirk ..tf an
gain, i
?. jfl n> 1 ;' wat Y ' ball, wltl
-, s ? ? ?van v.ir.U to go. Bei i. i
and Brwig i J .u 'N. mi !
r >eki ? .i-iil. A forward peat failed
and < - - '
field? ! I y ?Vtkin?, '
I. ?ch twi aty-flv?
an I
v f
tiampe.I down tl the I
Backaell held and l .?
drop kick VV? I.t -A'de.
Backneil eoaldB*! psln from ??
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If. T. U'? oi
In ' rter the N. Y. u
mo thai
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the Brat til fney mad? I
but bol
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& Gr?ntlan? Dice
On the Firing Line.
i*5Vl>> raited a qu>''er from th* rrowd
And torrad his patAurag to sasasssj
At each new blow h? wailed aloud
And foltorod in the tttif? and etren?;
\><l r'ie;i hy H'eri Pat? dtTOCCod \?Ot low
I paooine day.
! ?.'/ ... - - - infoi 6/oir
' '?? 9\ ' ,. ??' ? ?< ?y.
?he coned th? Fntm
?"'''?' I te SMoA u r, tot* d at ate.
Fate picked a F ;.?'?'rr from th? throng
And b'vrcd kU pathwaa to the gool?
I' r ick nrv blow, toith l'Urpote strong,
//? ' 'h tOOT brtver soul;
ind Mtep /-/ ctep ko '??._,,, t Fate hack
? i ri- .* ?*?-1 ?i./ day,
at fa? end A okim
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'- ' >' ' ' I '? TrotWOOd Moore's immortal NfrOtai
ih s vim up **re?m."
I | ' -, the c ?-*??? I? *h? gr.ate?', ?o't?n?r In th? gam?. Walking
w,th ? ' ' rassiss I SM at the greatect ?f all disasters. The f.r.lsh c?n
or,?7 he a degemrtt.on note pur? .'at, for both tl a henrt and th? brain.
Nerve and Efficiency Again.
- th'. r.i ' i ..... "V.'p BOerage" ind Tol. spirit" wer? ?mor.g the Uadtr.g
. icar Tal. elghiag for th. eld ?days of "Yale right" Hut taking
" lie ' ? -her year*, it wasn't M much a matter of courar I cr
' ' ' ?played It ?a? Tale "efl-cteoey" tha
Mr. ago Y??!e had m,,re rS.HgU and ?plr?t
th?e Bthei rivals hod, averaly because Tale had more eflUieney. ?T. koot
his doctrine bef- -e, the id.? that efficiency r.-.ake? for n?rve Bl I
en? were the mo?t ntfieient eloveM ?h.-.r took to the flel I.
?Ode up of mur. any t -sve- ir n-.or? couragcoua than tne
? l. Of the nr?.?< ? day. H ?it heeauae. they were far mor? ?ttlc er.t up-vi
the field,
V .!". to-d.y, in feoth.ll Is laedMent And Inefficiency and aplrit or cour?*?
rarely travo! th?) ?ame paih*.
Th ! SiTiciii College Rise.
?hanged state ihewu b> imallee unlvereitf?? in m?,t?n(,
?-ger ones.
Lb the old dayi the imailer universities k7i*w ?itt!? footha'.l, comnarativeiy.
Thoy had not r?e?lve,l th I I I ccachi.'.g they have In late year?. When they
. gainst S bi/ Y or a big H they were b-*?ten before?
hand, knowing :'.iey were ln?vfleient In treotf way.
?ho big Y and ti-.e big it were moral? embleSM ?>'. greatly i'iperior effieler.cy.
To-day these amnlW college e'.e-ens, cr mer.y o*" them, know they ?re about a?
eiliccpt a* the ?arger on?.' And with this knowledge haa com.? th? r.ew nerv?
or confidence ?o often commented upon.
Th. bravest m.1 ? rarld is op against a tough p ropo sit 'on and i? often
to braoh wh.. h ? gavtnet a rival that he knows is a better BO.
s.- th. ?.'."ne
Th? ans".'T II 'o forget h 1 ?le of this n?rv? or courage bunk und go out for
? ' ncy.
1 o ?Scoffers.
\C . : igou Aggies are not the only football player? along t'.i?i
W.Stori COM? "? PSII .r'.gton I'tiiversity ha? almost forgotten how to loa?. *.n.i
there are others.
Maxims of the Fourth Down.
The best foot hall generalship in the v.orld I? to hand the other fellow
exact l> v. li.tt he ??n't looking for.
The only way to sivr yourself on a tackle is to hit the other ?guy harder
than lie hit . you.
Wo only hope that Hr. loh. Franklin rtak?*r, of Trappe, Md , ?Ign? a new
contract ?oon. or else tha' he will kindly dig himself in ?o deeply upon his Mary?
land farm that not even Winter League excavators can lift him out again.
"Football Is entirely too brutal," ?ays Ty Cobb, who evidently never had to
play third base aod attempt to i ?dge h!s own whirling spike?, gle?ming in ?he
summer aun.
?9hev.il. at Yale.
What good can Shevlln do at Yale? W?l!, for one thing, he can at leaat
furniah som? mental inspiration and help Yale to make a better battle. For
even in a ahort time he can a?ld a certain amount of team efficiency.
Also Shevlin ha* the tradition of 1010 back of hi? work. Harvard Bod
Pri"ceton should both beat Yale and both probably will but both will meat
a b.r Yale team th IS they BOW exp?-ct to face.
0 ir advice to Coaeh FtoMlag EL Yost is to pu*. Maulbets.-h back upon a die*.
??f pi.r again -,g from pies to beefsteak the Wolverine ?tat BOS
never been his true ?elf.
Maha" may out-?lrop-kick Dave Tibbo'.t and out-punt Dngg?. but we ?till
trail with the old ?ayir.g that "Two toe? are better than one "
?ir \?.'.i might i.y we wouldn't that if he can out-kick these two TigerS
?t will rabie feet Or foot.
DAT?S 0? "GOLD CUP'" RACE!
i?n September -, t oad .'? Bsaiwd Baal
WIH M?vt un Iletrult < ourse.
Albert '.. Judaon, preeideat of th?
? ii .;it v modalioa, m
noane i -..?--.? rd ? r ,;.?? the dat?e fei
, tr? ?'i-p
. . BBd ". ' \\ I "' h? race? ?vr*
t I troit ao s n 4ult ol
I Cup 1
Mi-? i ??-.? ? elation
.m M taha ? ?*...
'l n. firsi tnger for nexl -ear's
eoatoet ii 'i,- .? gatte
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a boal g foi
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St. Francis Prep
Plays Tie Game
St. Praai ? I'rep and Lincoln \l\\i".
, 'ie. ?) te o. football
game at ..'? -? - ..- Park. Jeriey City,
The .fame was
:."v?;.rd pas? rig-linn??
Lincoln tallieil t? -.ou.-".
, larter, while the
Brtx ? . I thi floate ?at? in
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I tl ' Ugh tarkl? for a
nan far Ltaeeli
Kail, nan ha.l twice made it nr?t it.,??n
iv rivi-, og II the final alerter
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1-ranci* baekfloltl, wur*?,' in reia>* in
,-arr-, '.iiif th? ba i .?r>.ii:..l the v?ir.g poai
:?wene> takini? it over un a rif- ?
' Ut-i.-iard run around ?eft end.
WILLARD READY TO FIGHT
Will Meet Moran, Fulton or 4 ?iff?) a
New Orleana Club In March.
New Orleaaa? Nov. 2. Je*.? <*/l?tlard
world'? heavyweight champion, an?! tail
manager. Tom Jonei, ?aid to-day they
I id u?treed with Dominick Tortorick
iir.l Tommy Rum?, local Bght promot?
or*, to ?lifr. r. contract for Willard to
? d hi? title In a twenty-round bou*.
? ?'?'?.', .11 'he firat week in March,
Affamit an opponent to be ?elect?.''! by
the pi em? tO?l on or be.'ore [>??<? ?-.!, -r
? t. Terteric ? itati .1 v, ilUreVi
?ppaaaat weaid be ei"'..r Frank Moral.
Predi Faitea M lim CmEsf.
MORRIS BEATS
COMMERCE HIGH
IN CLOSE GAME
Fumble, Following Long
Punt, Accounts for
Only Score.
... -he turn In the long
Ina? of defeel ..? i -.round?
??s-.'iav site i'"'. kfl t e>?en
Mar? of fl * - 'lorn'
,.,,.. -rfcool
' lo 0.
? . ?ar loin
I W07,
.- c'-?rc?
I | -r Mor
ita? bad been ? c?t?d
o:T on the ?rateb when Jack .Vein
heinier drova ?'? I I in*. Pin*
'*..? ball
Foster.
tt-?, . . i astead tyf
at th ?
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? fall ?a
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war,I pa??- - ;'- tka
gi m fury
a' ..... <?? i I no? b?
bac' '-ne? H?le?tier wa? clear,
but h? fumbl? l ? ' ???? ???'
th? u??rt? - ' ?were? re?,-?re -??
Oataral pi??^t
ih? : ..-i ma ?Staek o| th? 'lorri?
?
Ing th? -?: tire gam
l:r?r ,;. -v ? s . ? riieir
lurmations were lue. ? ?d and
tro i ?f >re they
?
l.u' ' ? . '?
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' With
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.
g tk 'm with
J. .lid h*
sert them whlssl ? hard o?'?r
I '7'i'ii ;h?n no',
? ran I ?ck.
? iah CoHIn?
i on ?tvery exeh? .
nn-\ th ? Mi rrl? eaart?rbe?h nade emtm
' bli i Ivae -
? r. tree loot ?el ?e aaaah ?hrnjgh
?ny physical weehaeo? ?or lick o, ?ti?
teare. Th. re wer? half
? .i. t i?y beck?
oned, bal ? glaring lack of ?? I ?
? ...i 'hin
r.ir. la the Se? 14.1c.i
?I ? .1 yard line of
m ???? ..-'.v, * f?rst ??awn, bal Fetvoor,
? : field
? that
were boxed and < thift?
I Hi rr' t
brseed brave n.?
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v .? 1 v ? ? . . -i '.v. .n -
holmer punted ???'. ? ?????.?.
Net Hv.ui?. -? scti *i th? . lowd
*vi"h balf a dorsin loag run? ?io?v-v j
broken "? L ?Vi ?t il I rot ? he ???
r of otosj Bee* abarnos, rh?
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, ii : m to aai th with
a? on
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mere? e?*otre. He was
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. When he WOl tai '.'"I .?vr h?
IOOO extra
mclie? ;... raade In tin? fashion eoaatej
I in the i'.rit d..wn? made by hi? loom
1 Mi.rm-, and Lawresteo were in ?h? thick
f '...' light, too
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ALK/-n2 4
Cars and Islondcs-Oiirear
ii Wee the nirl Eiho tea* such
a perfect blonde thai .sume
j eoph wouldn't believe ii.
It ii hard to believe tliut such
a perfect "Six" can be wade
and sold at $1696.
Have a Triai Hunt
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