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The Federals Have Proved To Be a Mighty Big Asset to Baseball?Writers
COLUMBIA CREW
EASILY DEFEATS
YALE OARSWEN
Coombe. No. 7 in Blue
Shell. Collapses at the
One-Wile .Mark.
?even men row to
thi: finish line
VA Vnrk Oarsmei Lead from
Start and Paddle Alone In
Last Half of Course.
1 7* ?
;*., . \ li?? laabis wea
: -.ht* Yal? '? M
erf? on the barber th:.* iftsi
f iti football battle
-. | ?
reitUi
?tar?.
??I | N? 7 our
.
re,'.:?; I * ? '? the
?
Yale
best ?a*
? be\o::d human
?owe: ' f* -*-???- **
ten length? be
? ?
a. .v ,
t wsi heartb*. as
in a
I their I
I? ? bat
i ahel
yer.ed
mot
i
itreks
,< ?,- :ia? aa thl
t a*-?? '*
. ? gi *J
?
ipreii Bi -ftrre:
iem?a? I
be a bit!
- ?
5 '
I
ieorg? St
-
rsci ?
Cenditioni and l . re far fro?
ra.r.
?
- ' . - ? ? -
BBS.
-. ?everal thou
. ? - ?
its that It to
-?..-?. '? tssy'i -.- ? |
:-.-?. i BVay, acccr:
? - - * if thl
?as the un.y jTBCl '
; s ^ : ?
.... showing
?ter .?a? i it Hat
' e getting
??an to drill ll
- (ht delay I
I Va.e coaching
. :..? Forbes,
? ?Yhitasy and Met?
? .. spsr, a.'.d Jia
lie? . iickalls aboard, broke
- rs were not long ?n being
. . ths crews were
?
Off to a ?er'ect start, Columbia
:.r?t, with Orsttun
M : i h.s oar *.hrough at thirty-nine
?<?*-? tc the ? ? Va'.e was just a
rowed five point?
ISSJ .&. In the ftrst min
.-. Columbia had
lad o? n?ariy quarter
I ? latttl ara I? YalSi rowing it?
at thi ?? Both?
MSI ?nd irivi of ?he Columbia sr.ell,
???I alrudj* settling back for the te/S
? ? poll.
m Dia stroke fell,
Um ah? . forged Inch by inch
ead. At the quarter
?oilc San Columbia was row.n? 84 nrd
*ai loading by a f ill quarter length,
let over SO, wa?
keep up.
MN was no letting as In that Co
- tl ougb Munro
'? t?0"* a seemed
vl,' ' ?" ' ?.??-'.vet.
? ?as h good half length behind
irk, BBS the crew
?ii lit rowing with a tenth of the
lia men. The
- ?a, and
III between
* by the
tain Low
*?? thi ng I mstlf unre?'ra;nedly
'? lagged.
B*" ? a to the mil? flagi Co
? I, and
.*' ??? coxswain
?, u'" ' to lee his
- Call
.i ? ?etod en?
a shout that
.res a?
I boat, re
.? began to
I
?
I wcak
M-j.cle.
? will and
? oar. It wa.
- .*?. lb?
?
- :* ? -? oat
? beeli is
- ?r.d hung
....*' ???? in eonfad?M and
':????'
r. at
HEATH
THlN*,?vr ALL COLLA*.
*"* J?r OVAl BuTTOl^HOLf
AImS^S*1 monear vues
*?*????? ? VXiiiafXj . TPtOV.N V
Opposing Captains in Big Game To-day
CAPTAIN WILSON Off \ 4. ?
Boating of the
'Vanity Cretvs
coi i itmiA
v<- s r \?, (e
Bow. Munrc?*
So.!. M>?7
No. 3. ? ; :
No. 4. L?>t ? -
No. 5. P'.ek*r.a*?.-i
N..*5. Lahe.T *' * ?
No. :. Pea h ? ? ? '.*?
Stroke.Br.tton H 3 |. ??
Average? :> 4) ltd
Coi. TI BUM ,|| 5 J 1)5
1 4LE.
?a* Iff '?? r
i. - Ian au I ?111 IN
v?. :. 6111 U I
No. 3. Atkir.? . N _g 1*5
No. 4. Kositii?T . . :; S ( '.?4
No. 5. Sturte?! ?*. ;
No. ?j. Mever M U ":
No. 7. Coomb? . .
Stroke.Low. ??d :_ ?. '
Avertjet 21 S.i) i*j
Cox. McLtr.e. ;r. 2! 5.7 113
OFFICIA!
Referee an.i >tar*er?W. Innet
Forbe.% Penntyhsnia.
Timer??Morton ? /. Bogue. < olum
bla; Pa>ne Whitney. Yale.
Judge at Finish?RoSert F. Her
rick. Harvard.
N??. B, tried *o recover th? rir a- ;
put it into COOB '
Bagornoaa, however, Meyer ! - I
go through the thc.e pins -'
cd away.
With Coombe twayir.g fron side t?
?ide, the ?even ?.'her men la tl
*h?ll pulled themselves '.oge*-.er and
net off after the Columbia bov.
a hopeless cha?-, and ' ... pad?
dling along, s.e;.* aero?? thi
The time was H':**?. '1 a.e
cial time wat 11:20.
The Yale crew rowe 1 out the last
?troke and then Coombe wa
of the ahell, into the referee's boat,
wrapped hs an overcoat, and he
to the boa'ho.re. He wa* aeathlj
ord ?0 ill from the Mow in the stom
aeh that a physician was called. In
the warmth of the boathoute hn roeov*
?red rapidly.
Jim Rice had little to ?ay of the \1
tory, but it was apparent to all that
the Columbia eight wa? in far better
physical trim than the Y'a!e oarsmen
Columbia carried the fight to the Blue
with the crack of the gun. and by
nprinting away dlaheartened the Yale
crew from the K'art Even "int. in
'he Columbia ?hell ?at up al the I nd,
while Harriman at bow and StUItevanl
at No. 5, in the Yale ho?..', were in bad
?bane.
Tr.e Yale crew wa? BOt prepared for
the kind of race Columbia rowed, and
Coombe, the weakest man in the chain,
gave sat when the first test cam?.
That Columbia ha? one of the flnett
?-r?."?-. p..r?. i?-?? seer turned an! goes
without taymg. Outweighed ?en
pound? te th? rnan, it develop? ?I ?ope*
tower ar d rowed In true mideea*
T",T BC
SOB for
COLUMBIA HARRIERS
WIN BY SINGLE POINT
Defeat City College'Cross-Coun
try Runners In Dual Race.
Columbia'? slOBi SOestiy team do*
footed the City College harrier? at
Van Cortloadt Park yetterday ?n BBC
of the clo?e?t dual rntet? of the BOSSOn,
,- set |ba C 0 H. Y team by one
point by a ?core of 27 to 28. it wa?. a
close cal! for ?K* Blue and White, u?
both flr?t and ?erond plar-e? fell to the
CitJT ( '?.leg? boy?
J. Scarlet? flmthed drat over the ?1
rnile cu?? in the good tirn? of Mitt,
defeatiag a teammate, s. Cehsa. by 12
teeondt Captain J. S. Lungtnorne wat
th? firtt Columbia man to finish, tak?
ing third place. The rar, wa? run over
practically the ??me courte on which
the Intercollegiate! were run two yean
ago, with a few change? to eliminate
or.?- or two of th? wont hilla.
SeHete and < oben took the lead
?? the ?tart and were never headed,
Lasnrthem? l.e.r.g outdletaacod from
M.e beginning
? order of fl.nlth follow?;
, . a. ?.< 1 '?ar, 'llir..
J r- ar.i'i ' ,'t ? ??' 'IS '
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ait J-?. '"fla. '? II
? K W Ite-.e ' '. ..?.."I? . ?t 01
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f, a ai,..*.i?f ' :?.? <?....? . 11 cr
? H I II ???' ' '? "'?"? ?T ??
alt Ait. ? ? ? III)
t a '..?.i ,n 11'. 1 ai-ea . 1? .?
a. A. l*m ..:+. '.Its ?.?.. a_? ._.m I* >'
v."' a N r 'i- l"S
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_ By IGOF
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P Jsel
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i terne?! i title heal
M i'. Mtrn
i ai sad ssvi .? -?
? * Mar
[art for 2 Didn't Ja*-!
? ,. ? , > .
.- ? ' HING'
' their.,
f.?-ht Jim I HING * Ar.i
t Jen V ? '
?iafht thar ;
straw r*
"V . ? ' - IBIBSf righl
?t W, te le? ?i c\.n\
klag ' - ? a little bas?,
' ? Ifay Thi fashion
n .? for th? roai n ?
to pay for ?he ?*hnnre to sheet hay
..n's blue chin.
"i->? ? ib put up thoasandi U
?.vii: tha * ? from 971 i Ritchls. H
Fred lis ha il tnnt dssision in Lon?
don h<* wool ! i ? -?? beer In hoi lieno
foi th? n I of hi? na'atr?: life.
';.?? -.?as ?lejs'otiiit iiiL' a
breed th? Eaial River, bol
he mad.- it, didn't bel
"Vf hsie'l 'hiit fellow Mnrfin ?ret?
an offer of $11,000 from the title holder,
a..d all ???<? i?< t fr?.m him or ?ill mai
ager, Ik?* DorCBB, i? the silent treat
ment. ?Villard II rssdy when they trot
?al ti man Don't forgel that. lie's
out boas? witb thi a fe and the kid? In
I"- Aagsl? bal wh?n s war clou?)
loom? up you'll sss ?!? - ? digging to the
?-. of hi*, old bsmper for hi* Sght
7??."
Hi?,? An'lri* Anderson gets a good op
Ity to bolt lato t?:?? big tirai sa
November IT, whsn hi peeki a?
Ml ?,' ' vi ? inesn ah Fred i lit?
Rochcetof gisBt. at Milwaakaa
Aridr?' iriiv?. the faBI >i eOBBidltreble
il v Ran !,<? itop, ??-.' Jim Johason
bars, sspeelally when .'?un..s was not
in the habit of m?BS?B| thl tontb round.
Andsraon bei a v > > o * i ehsnea to ?top
Fulton, dssplto ths fact that the big
I:?.cheiter boxer !.?*, been knocking thl
neighbor'? children oal in one, two.
Ihr.raer of let? Beth of thorn lemi
dey may be pitted agai- ?t Jan Wlllard
Naweoman sad yoeas?, aho kr".-.vs bat
that tha fatara champ may bi lurking
in ?Ithsi sf 11,?-?r tralalag ramp?
I,at? torn?' tlmi Moaday ?.??ht the
, will hav? th? fina] ?ir,?? *?? |
f Ton ? owl? r. f??r earlier
i?, tha evanlBg Thomas will aadeavor to
. hip hepei of D?n
Morgan and, particularly, little Bel
tl i ru? I.evin?ky.
'lorn tin? deas '"?thing In th.* way '?f
WOrkiaa at bit chosen profession ?inn*
ths n!|fht hi* ou' SB third ?peed and
battered poor .lark llempl? into a ??ate
of r.'.n cornons Memphii Tsaassses
That night fowler looked ?he 1,e?t
t.tir thing ??-en sroaad th? vlllai?e in
Sasse time He had ?verythlnp; ?n?l h?
r- lid?- use of hi? pos?? ??ion? in a ?iian
ner that ma?le Jim i'orbet faint ?I? nd
iiwav wh?S bl li"' 'he new? in a |oB|
dlitanei tslsphoae beetk ?lown ?t At
iBtil ' '
Ii, I.eviriaky, Tom i? fOlBg to meel
a pa-' msiter in 'he beslnesi ??f giant
kill.ni/ 'I h" llttls Philsdalphie Bghlei
? ?? ?i hspplei iiiari whes tormeatiss
,,i .? ?,f ?he world'i Israeli sthlstei with
his rasping attack Tin? pair..in,i ? ,,i
?. . Oljrmpil ?"lui. Is Harlem.
Jack ?"urley ha? m?iv?d from th?
Leaa AsrstJhsstrs Bslldlng to a room
in th? Fl 'jit ? ?vid iiuildlnjc. On Ua.
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The
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point ' frightful
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a! lach? I to Jain \ great ill
tie man, he i? i ? that
ean'l even
I has plan! v of mo ?y, but ]
?ver anougl
world.
TIGERS FAVORITE 01
BETTING OVER YALE
Three lo One and Fen Taken in
Wall Streit at That Price.
SVh I? th? Pi In? iton i ?harp
aaiag its claw? and polishing its teeth
it ion "i .. fsaat
the Yale Bulldog, it? lupporl tt are
?tretchiag their Hnai ? :eoi to
mil prepariag to reap a golden
I ar-.? ; from iiie . lowet oi tl
Prineetoa la s strong favorite with
those who arc willing to rieh a wager
on sporting Hitaros, and tl..Ids i r?
I te i. Evas at thl gen?
Vale men are not ovei snxiou? to bet,
und ?till longer odd? ... > . m de*
? led Many v. .-? . ere i ?corde I
Wall Btree! at evei
Pi i .. ton would win ; soin!
more. Some beta wen I Da
? " would I i? '"? -? < ' 1
Hurt ar ?i o i-? Broa n
?.. tl... fed ' '
t" play b ?ni.?' I'll'?- ? let en, s ' i eh.
g u i.!,.I I'.. quoted al croa
moaey
MISS BJURSTEDT
WINS AT FRISCO
San Praneteeo. Mov. IS Miss Molla
L Bratedt, of Norway, bolder af the
"? omen's American natloi a! cl ai
*|. ;.. defeated Mr? H i sel H oten kl ?
VV ightman. form? r Pa? ? I eham
, . ehief m il h ol th?
robin lawn tennii tournai ent, v
opened here te .la*. The i
1,1 7, rt |,
Mi ? tVlghtman will mee! Mrs May
Button Bunds te-eiorrou, an I on
, n ,, It seh.-.lu!.'.i i ?tween Mis.
Buady end M?as BJurated!
SPECIAL TRAINS WILL
RUN TO NEW HAVEN
Sixty thousand spectator? are ex?
pected to watch th?? annual battle on
?i.e gridiron between We sod Priese*
ton in ths Vale Bowl, Si Men Haven,
afternoon
. ,.,,.,. i ? f these will ?gi
New York, and the official? of the New
?.. ?. Haven i Hartford Ball
,r- mahlni BVOI lei U
th? ? !?.".N?l
?rein? will b? i? ? '""i Grand
Central Terminal under ten m?nate
. ,?' .? until II o'clock
a. m. After 11 o'clock there will he
I. tiairi n! IL' o'clock noon, which I? 'he
laal '?-inn aiiivlng in New Haven in
lime for _f?a?eti_7?r? to ten the game.
IV1YSTERY TR?P
OF 'CAP' HUSTON
COMES TO END
Yankee Owner, Back from
West, About Ready to
Name Park .Site.
?
TAKES A LOOK AT
COMISKEY PLANT
i?vi?"ii from l'.i. du t Hii?,t ?,,iV..
M"\.ill Will Nut ,\i.in.i*..,
N?*.t .ml* | ,-,1?
l'i M IIUMI H| ?, I I ,
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armed
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rifled ?
.. might
ed to be op? i ated
Bat Mam?es
. 11.1 . ' :
Ils Pittsbu ng ss well
. . -.. r did. II? ?vei ed fi om
eitii which, ? eems, prob*
stomach ache
ST. JOHN'S PREP.
BEATS ABELPHI
Academy Loses the First
(iame Sinti' 1913 in
Rough Struggle.
Adelphl Academy laffered Its Riel
?l?.f...-.? sines 191S, sad wsi isered oa
t'?.r th?? flrst tin ? hen it
lost 'o 'l '? h? lohn' Proa,
eleven at .t Baal New Tors,
ye?t ? WS ? Il tO IS,
? ? points
m the
On accounl
lied i th thn ? ? tel to
i | ,*. Shortly befor? th? ? ' of the
nd pel iod, I. . lohl BBd
I loi ? . "i A'l* l| gOl I Bll'lf
.'.ttl
denti from St John's Prep sroto*ted
. ? ??.;?, -.-. hen t i.r. ?? | >??? u! |
men attempted to .-.??-r nni oi their
sad .? trot foi ?li light folio ?ved
? 'i,?* ground?.
Mi-h .?ii.ie, a former Adelphl player,
? ;-|i 81 John's, did mach to bi - ir
on hi* old teem bi itoi H?
! two III 1*1 goals from ?lu* ? -
i ?? and i *??. ed - centre
iu ? . ? ?.. and Court, . I
fullbi ? played w? Jim Mon?
bstitttted foi ' ? ?
.??i ir*.-i b ???'... i"i ?delphl, pi ot ? d
? loucl
. ?i n tl.' quai ti si 11 ha tal
1 ,-?i anot her one ?. f? a miaeti - iter,
bat M i i.-f. rse blea ths whistle be*
fore the ball wai ? ;????!. and th.? toucn
deWB WBI Bet allowed.
In thi feorth qaartor, with the plny
?I? And ni: dilficelty Is fellowlasj the
ball In th?* dusk, Hiititins rei/i*'ere?l the
seron.l Adelphl toeckdown, following a
run of twenty*flve yarda by Love.
The 111 S Dp followi :
in J.ihn'? I'r.p ,l?i PssSBBB, AdalphlHI)
l- '" Millar
rollln? . .. I. T . ?, . v |
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ruid ?.... m i-.? ? ... in??
l... ???!??? ?1 S'llad'n-rs PatUrson
lu h . ... - ? i? i m ?M.i m r.,
|?ia?r ? .????r t ?? Kia II. Il r... iah II?;,'.?.??,
I' ? I lllj.lr? l?, .11-?,!?, An.liarsl lia?.)
m,..mai. J S ? n -1 a'rl s \ , rim? ?T ?u?r
'.. ? i?. ?. l tlaM luli.ulaa.
Tjejport'light
?yCr?ntJ?n?sQice
Lines to Frank Hinkey.
They have lifted you up?and have pulled you dot.*
In the good old American way;
They have made you a hero?and then a clown,
Adrift from your ancient away;
As a eOOCk you IPS I. nrvet the fine f?fst ?let.
To jndi/e from the ?CO?TtttQ hlend.
Hut vi// then 'in' thou? who "ill never forget
Th? Hinkey thai played un end
H OU) ilrmly they Im e I,, I,ft ?,,.- 1,,,/h
Thou ihnij in,,, ,i?i.,, ? .n, th? pooh,
Ami n,c hiahttt "/. w" )?""? trim? Is !'u.
The inifir, a,,y _??/. yo? ?,?'?!?.
n?i though .-.? home ??..?.f le - ?*?'"?'/ Uto? *i""
II /.r, o /.I, /../. I -, .|?r, '?, ??//
lliir |S .rr th*? 004 ?? '?? ,-???:??.? .?
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Tiv I - ?. ? ad Le Gort
asei of Georg? ? ? ?
more striking ?o? i ?? atig
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sxtroiMi ? ? ?
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Thr .Amateur Tangle
the Le Gore ai
comm." ? ? aroused, thei i to try i
some general UBderstai
The muddle hat la?ted long enough
Rarrett and Mahan.
'What makes you think." gaeriei .T B C, '*". "that Ms .icater
football player than Cluck Barrel* of ' I rncll? ?'ontinual reference te Mahar.
..? the greatest player ha? literally got our collective goat? up here at Cornell.
for we are emite certain that Barrett i? the greate?t player of the year and
the meet valuable? Be can outkick Mahan and he it ju?t as good carr;.
ball."
Dador ibes,, condition? why not split the laurel two way? and award both
Chuck nr,i| Eddie their due?
"Michigan," comment? a Kansa* reader, "is BBOchiag at the back door o*
both the L.?*t and the West for her games."
Sine?? when have Harvard, I ?>r i.? ' 1 und Pennsylvania registered in the
Bach Poor League?
Beating California.
W,- were talking a day er two ng" with one of the best lawn tennis players
ifl America and one of the keenest students of the game.
lie wa? commenting upon William F. Johnston's defeat by Johns; "I won'i
say," he remarked, "that Johnson will repeat. Hut I would like to have a nic?<
bet on the present champion against any other BBS man fr?im the field,
MeLoaghtia, William? BI any one else. Then' isn't BBOthOI player in America
who plays as many different ?hot? a? well."
There is no ?uch thing, BCCOrdiflg to ?c in?i?ts, as .!,?? utter .?.'?truction of
matter. How ?Lout the loser of the I'enn MichigBB jamboree!
I902-I9I5.
We were looking back over the All American eleven of IP?'.. Her? it I?
Bhevlia, Tale; Bogan, Vale; Roll, Val?", (Hats, Vale; Kinney, Yale; Rockwell
Yale; i hadwick, Yale, with I>o Witt, llowditch, Hunker and C.raydon from Hur
vard, Princeton and Weet Point. From sovon All American entries to 1915
teems to be a longer period than merely thirteen yean. It might be thir
leen centuries.
EXODUS OF FOOTBALL
ENTHUSIASTS BEGIN?
(iraml (cutral Station lill'i
with Graduates for New Haven.
The exodus of football enthusiast
for New Haven began yeiterday after
noon. Grand Central Station ?*ai
thronged with pe?iple, milling arou.i 1
all looking for ?onu? one they promise?!
to m?et by the information bureau ir
time to catch th? 4 o'clock train. . b?
ticket window? were besieged, and tht
lellsn ?lealt otf ?turki of ticket? to
?warm? of men who merely ?aid, "There
and back." Nothing else wa? nece?
sary; the clerk? all Knew.
Host? of graduate? returned from
all over the country to ?ec the t'l.m?
la action. The Yale nn?l l'ri".ceto:i
??li.'bs wars sreweed le capacity, and ???
on the eve of Waterloo, there Were
loeadi "f revelry b> night.
Princeton was layer by far than
Yule, for ?he Tiger i.? ?macking hi? lip?
over the ?ntiripated feast The gue?ti
practised overtime on "Y?!e, Yale, >eu
??an't play hall," the ?ong with B-alcaj
Princeton Intend? to reply to Yal?'?
hated "Undertaker'? Song.
SYRACUSE A MECCA
FOR FOOTBALL FANS
Lively Stnifft?* Expecied with
F.leven from Colgate.
SyrsseSS, N- Y., Nov. 12. Hundred?
of football follower? arrived in Sj ra
cuse to-night for the Syracuse-Colgate
faaie, which will be played in the
?tudium to*m0ITew. Indication? to?
night ar<* that the gridiron will be
muddy.
Colgate, which ha? not been ?cored
upon this year, will be outweighed
nearly twenty pound? to the player SB
th?- lia? and nearly three pound? *o 'he
player in the baekt?cld.
Rsmlltoa. N Y , Nov. U, Colgate
i? prepare! for Syracuse. Tin* lug
gams sf the .?*!ir, the season's obj.'C
Il at hand, und it finds the
OB ready to face the Orange is
wnat presage* to b,. the hardest f.iuH!it
football game e\?*r eoBtSStod between
the two institutions The three or
four extra coaches have helped put
on the finishing touches this week nnd
are fairly well latisfled wl'J? their
work.
HE WILL GETAWAY
DAY WINNER AT
PMLICO TRACK
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Satisfactory servi? e whichever
you tackle.
Regular overcoats; Raglans;
double-breasted coats; heavy
motor coats; ulsters.
Suits?so many si/es and ??o
many ways of cutting those sizes
lint fitting's a cinch.
Sleep ouraoort JfOU and thi*
youngsters; we've s!?'eping suits
for the whole family male and
female.
Union suits are one of our
specialties?we even designed
one of our own; has the raglan
sleeve, following the natural lines
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