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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-12
BELMONT SAYS RACING
OUTLOOK Is BRIGHT

New York, Nov. Tits foolish for
anybody 10 say that racing is dead just
because the local race tracks are
closed. The Westchester Racing asso-
citation is so hopeful OF the future re-
garding the sport that after the first
or the year IL will offer number OF
stakes TO horse owners for their NOM
nations. The principal events VIII be
the Belmont, the Ladies' and the Nur-
sery stakes"
IN those significant words August
Belmont spoke concerning the racing
situation last night
The leasing OF Belmont park TO the
aviation meet did not mean that the
track will be abolished and racing dis
continued" said Belmont The grounds
were lying idle. and. as the assOcia-
ton was Offered a good rental for the
birdmen 10 give exhibitions, il was
leased 20 them. Under the terms OF
the contract the grounds must be re-
turned 10 the association In the same
condition in which they were handed
over to the aYiators."
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MOTORCYCLE RIDERS GET
ALL THE MONEY ON COAST

Los Angeles. Nov. l1.-Jake DeRosier
has been matched TO ride best two out
of three heats of six miles each against
T. NJ. SamuelsOn at the Coliseum sun
day, as the stellar attraction or the
motorcycle meet 10 be put on by Man
ager Ernest Pye.
In addition, Bake and Seymour are
10 ride a match of four miles. best two
heats out OF three heats. With the
signing of these matches yesterday,
Pye fully decided on holding a meet
next Sunday.
DeRosier, after many refusals TO ride,
has finally consented 10 appear. He
viii have a hard ride against Samuel
son, as the latter broke two track rec
ords last Sunday.
The races have not been a paying
business as far as the management Is
concerned. the riders having carried off
most of the money. Pye complains that
he is not allowed a free hand in max
ing up his cards, saying that the riders
want the races TO suit themselves and
not the patrons OF the game.
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At LatOnia

LatOnla, Nov. 11.-Sir Alvescott won
the fourth race at LatOnia today after
being practically left at the post. He
came strong in the stretch and, catch
ing the others firing, won by a length
from Otilo. Boca Grande, also off poor
~, ran third.
First race, five furlongs-Joyance
$3.50, won coletta, Sole, second; Lilly
Paxton, ss.40, third. Time-1:e1 30,
Second race, mile-Ella BrysOn,
straight $3.50, won; Jim l., place $3.50.
second: MOekleF, show $3.50. third
Time-l:41.
Third race, one mile and seventy
yards-Sporting Life. s4.70. won; Ash
well, 500. second; ZOoela, $3.50. third.
Time-l:46 2-5.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Sir
Alvescott. $500. won: Otilo. sl4,90, Sec
ondi Boea GFande. s24.40 third. Time
liza "a.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth
Banbury, straight 1850. won; Alice,
place $3.50, second; Quagga, show S4s2O,
third. Time-l:4S.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth
NethermOst. straight 5000. won; sligo.
place $500. second; Stiil Alarm, show
$3.50. third. Time-1:47 2-5.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult county clerk or the Fespec-
tive sIgners for further informAtion.)

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake
county, state OF Utah.
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship OF Agda Sophia Nordberg,
Adolph Emmanuel NOrdberg, Joseph
Christian Nordberg, Daniel Nordberg,
Florence Rosalie Miranda Nordberg.
Alma Hyrum Nordberg, Eva Pearl
Adeline NOrdberg. Paul Theodore Lee
roy NOrdberg, minOrs.-Notice.
The petition OF Elizabeth Esther
NOrdberg. praying for the issuance to
Emelie Nordberg OF letters Of guard
ianship on the persons and estates OF
Agda Sophia Nordberg, AdOlph En-
manuel Nordberg, Joseph Christian
NOrdberg. Daniel NOrdbeFg, Florence
Rosalie Miranda NOrdberg, Alma hy-
rum Nordbers, Eva Pearl Adeline Nord-
berg, Paul Theodore Leroy Nordberg,
minors, has been set for hearing on
Friday, the 18th day OF November, 4.
ID. 1910, at o'clock p. m. az the cOun-
~ court house, in the court room Of
said court, in salt Lake City, Salt Lake
county, Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this Sd day OF
November. A. d. 1919.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
(Seal) Clerk.
BY L. P. Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
John +. Bowman. Attorney for Pc
titioner.
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At a long conference last night on
officials, TObin OF Chicago was agreed
upon as referee. Baum of Illinois will
be the umpire. Here came a hitch vita
Utah, leaving Denver the choice among
four men for field Judge ana mead lines
man. This morning Denver will decide
between ID. a. Callahan. Freeman Bas-
sett, Lieutenants Ellis and Macke.
Lieutenant Dixon has been agreed upon
as umpire, but he was called out OF
town.
The spectators that viii line the
strongest western back field in action.
Captain Crowley Of Denver is another
Hes ton, Quarterback Walker. an 100
pound man, lead the attack, Coach
kOehler standing b. his policy for a
powerful attacking man in the quar-
taTback position. koOnsman. At full
back is another battering ram, who mas
shown great work this fall
Against heavier men III the line and
IL the back field, Utah viii count on a
dashing and varied attack 70 gain hep
yards.
Coach Bennion. assisted by Joe Mad
dock, has put in a week Of solid work
The results are expected 10 show less
fumbltng some new plays and an all
around better snap and dash that viii
tell in Utah's favor.
Playing against odds in weight. ex-
perience and against an undefeated
team, il will be the part of the Utah
rOOters to cheer on their men from the
side lines ana a great turn -Out Is as
sured. Others than the students will
be seen at Cummings field. because to-
everyone in whose veins runs fondness
for the gridirOn game.
The elevens are in good condition,
with injuries even in keeping out OF the
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years past, and the interest has been
corFesDOndingly keen.
While Utah has won but one con-
test, the MOrmOns are not held light
~ by Denver 1t is known that the
Red and White did not show its full
strength in the game with Colorado
University and that an unlucky fluke
defeated them after a great uphill bat
tie in the Tigers game
II is generally conceded by the
critics that the beefy Titan line is
a strong one and that the team as a
whole is very strong, saving only for
fumbies. With this feature eliminated
today. the Utah eleven will give Den
Yer the hardest conference game OF the
year and, although L believe that the
Denver beckfield is just a little TOO
fast for the Utah defense. 1 believe that
the score viii be so close that a fiuke
viii swiEg victory either way. / hope
10 pick an all-ROcky Mountain man
from The Utah eleven and there may be
more than one
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Neither death nor injury OF driver or
mechanician marred the first day OF
the races Of the Savannah Automobile
club. held under the auspices Of the
Automobile Club of America. The day
cid not pass. however. without levying
its possible toll Of life, but the casualty
was incidental. William Rice, IL
years old. watching the races, had his
skull crushed by a falling sign post.
he is reported dying.
Promptly at 10 o'clock, the six start
ers IN the Savannah challenge race,
and the eight in the Tiedeman trophy
race. were called TO the mark By Start
er Fred Wagner at the same time. At
thirty seconds intervals the entrants
for both races were of. First 20 show
at the end OF the first lap was Lou
Heinnemann in his MarfuOn.
Starting second, he passed Hughes.
IN quick order they came. with Daw-
son showing the fastest time, Is min
utes and 30 seconds for the hrst lap.
The start he got in that lap was never
lost, maintaining his advantage to the
end of the race.
The ninth lap saw the elimination
of Gelnaw. His steering gear went
bad on a turn. he lost control. and his
car went at tremendous speed along
the soft ground at the edge Of the
road. blowing through one bank, leap
ing upon another and only coming TO
a stop when il had been battered al
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NO SCRAP FOR WOLGAST
INSIDE OF FIVE MONTHS

Chicago, Nov. lI.-"If ANYBODY has
an idea that Ad WOlgast will be seen
IN the ring inside of four or five
months, he is Mistaken said Thomas
Jones, manager for the lightweight
champion, yesterday
Neither WOlgast nor l authorized
Louis Blot of San Francisco 10 go
ahead with a plan TO fight December
"a, said Jones. I'VE did not know a
thing about this scheme until we cot
the Chicago papers. 1 told Nelson
some time ago that he would be the
one 10 get the first chance AT WOlgast.
and advised him that a battle in the
early spring would be TO our liking.
Then Wolgasts arm win be mended. i
thought Nelson understood this per
IectIy and was willing 20 abide by IL,
why. IL viii be two or three weeks
Yet before Wolgasts arm is out OF the
east"
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sHERIFF,s sALE.

IN THE CITY COURT OF SALT
Lake city. county OF Salt Lake. state
of Utah.
Royal Burial Vault company, a cor
poration, plaintiff. against George
Canning, defendant, 10 be sold at sher-
iff's sale at the west front door OF the
county court house, in the city and
county OF Salt Lake, state OF Utah, on
the 18th day of November A u. 1910.
at - o'clock noon OF said day, all the
right, title, claim and interest OF said
defendant, of. in and TO the following
described real estate, 10 wit
Commencing at the southwest COR
ner OF lot 2. block 81 plat 3, Salt Lake
City survey, Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
county Utah, thence east 80 feet,
thence north 80 feet, thence east 19
feet, thence north IS feet. thence west
80 feet, thence south l65 feet to begin
ming.
Purchase price payable in lawful
money of the United States.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this
2sth day OF October, 1910.
JOSEPH c. SHARP
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County, State OF
Utah.
iff Hs Alex D"'H"H"H' '''' A'D''' 'ns'
Allen 7. sanford. Attorney for Plain
tiff.
Date of first publication. October %.
1910.
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ALL LOGAN TURNS OUT
TO WELCOME AGGIES
(special to The Herald-Republican.l

Logan. Nov. I1.-All Logan turned
out today TO welcome the return of the
A. c. football eleven, from its Victo-
riOus Montana trip. At the station this
morning 1000 students and citizens met
the team and escorted il o the college,
where speeches were heard. At 1880 D.
m. another assemble was held. AT 3
p. m. barbecue Wit. fatted calf not
in it was had on the campus Tonight
a huge bonfire was built on the canyon
side with the jOllification continued IN
til q late hour. Logan has never seen
such a welcome Coach TeetZel and his
men all responded to toasts. They eX-
pect to put over a big surprise on the
university on Thanksgiving.
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DENVER u NEEDS
VICTORY TODAY
Defeat Means Big Handicap
to Rocky Mountain Con-
ference Title.
BY W. PIXIE JOHNSON.
Sporting Editor Denver Republican

Defeat for Denver today at the
hands OF the Utah eleven means prac-
teal eliminar Ron OF the Ministers from
the Rocky mountain intercollegiate
championship race. As the teams stand
now Colorado College has won two
games and is expected TO take an easy
third from the Aggies today. The Uni
Versity OF Colorado has had its sched-
ule disrupted by the smallpox endemic
az Boulder, bur is still figured as a
strong contender for the hOnoFs. As
Denver does not play Colorado, defeat
by Utah means that the best the Min
listers can do is TO tie the Tigers, while
IL the Tigers beat the Silver and Gold
IA A post season game they viii be
able 10 claim the championship.
The present season has been a close
one. with the eleyens cOntending more
evenly balanced than for good many
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: most 70 pieces. He and his mechani-

most 70 pieces. He and his mechani-
clan escaped injury.
Gelnaw's mishap left ROebling as
Dawson's chief competitor. Roebiing
lost nearly a minute by stop for fuel,
and was going strong until the last
lap, when his car skidded, crashed into
tree and damaged the gear and con
troll. Undaunted, they sent the Grip
pied car on, finishing second. after be-
ing reported out Of the race.
At about 2.Ss o'clock the winner OF
the Savannah trophy finished. Nearly
an hour before, Knipper had finished
in front Of his competitors in the Tie
demann race. From the first lap he
had kept a lead and, without stopping
once for trouble of any kind. finished
with a margin he might have made
much wider had he cared. knipper
averaged 5s.44 miles an hour, and
could have done better.
In the Savannah race. with higher
power eags than in the Tiedemann
race. Dawson showed average speed of
sass, which was considerably more
than il was thought would be shown by
any OF the cars in the race.
With fair weather. though bit
cooler than today. predicted for tomor-
row. the grand prize Is expected to
prove OF thrilling interest. Scratches
have reduced the starters TO fifteen.
but among them are some OF the most
famous cars and drivers of the world.
The race is TO start promptly at 9
O'ciock. The distance is 415.2 miles.
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ON THE COAST.

Berkeley, Cal, Nov. ll.-With both
teams in the best OF shape. all Is in
readiness for the twentieth annual
football game between Stanford uni
Versity and the University OF Califor-
MA TO be played on California field to
morrow afternoon. Every ticket for
the contest has been sold. and the
crowd which Will gather at the stadium
will be the largest which has ever wit
messed an athletic contest on this coast.
In the games previously played by
the two universities. Stanford has won
ten and California five. Since the sub
stitution of Rugby for the intercol-
legiate form OF the game, Stanford has
been victorious three times and Cal
ifOFnia once.
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Grade School Soccer

In a keenly contested game on the
Eighteenth ward square yesterday the
Lafayette school defeated the Lowell,
goal to 0. The spectators crowded
on the field. spelling the play. and it is
claimed that before the bah was put
through by Lafayette for their score il
bounced off q spectators head. Lowell
protested the game.
Franklin defeated Lincoln. / goal to O..
Onequa defeated Fremont, goals 10
o. in a clean game. Winners lineup.
EarnshaW, goal; K. Jones, Lib; Hall.
RIB: Karen, LIB, HaZen, e.h.b.; a.
Jones, RIB. Harmon, OIL; OCOnnOr,
IL; Bowerbank, CT; Albrand, ir.; Me-
Cure. or.
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ing on the I'd day OF January. 1911. at
10 o'clock a. m.
A certified or cashiers check on some
bank in Salt Lake City. Utah, for at
least per cent OF the amount OF each
to be made payable to the county com
missiOners and is 10 be forfeited TO the
county commissioners In case the bid h
accepted ana the bidder does not enter
into contract within three days after
its acceptance for the faithful execu-
ton Of the contract and bond herein
after mentioned.
A bend must be furnished for one
half of the bid, with good and suffi-
elent suTeties. all satisfactory 70 the
county commissioners.
The county cOmmi ssiOners reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids.
By order OF the beard OF county com
missioners.
MARGARET ZANE WITcHER,
fSeal.3 County Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TATE OF ELEANOR BERRYMAN.

ESTATE OF ELEANOR BERGMAN,
deceased.
Creditors viii present claims, with
vouchers. TO the undersigned, at the
Park building, Salt Lake City, Utah,
on or before the % day OF March,
4. ID. 1911.
GEORGE HENRY BERGMAN
Administrator OF the Estate of Flea
nor Bergman, Deceased.
Dey & HOppaugh, Attorneys.
Date Of FIRST publication, October 20.
A ID. 1910.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF UTAH, DEPARTMENT
OF Pardons. Salt Lake City, Utah. No
Yember 4ths 1910.
To whom il may concern: Notice is
hereby given that the State Board of
Pardons will hold a regular session on
Saturday, November 18th, 1910. at 10
o'clock a. M, at the Utah State Prison,
Salt Lake county, Utah.
That at said meeting said board will
hear applications for pardon in the
following cases. 10 wit:
For pardon-Jacob Kump, misde-
meanor.
For COMMUNICATIONS Mont
gomery. felony.
All persons having any interest
therein, desiring 10 be heard, either
for or against the granting OF said ap-
plicaJions respectively, are hereby no.
titled TO be present at said meeting.
By order of the board.
WILLIAM SPRY, President.
A. r. Barnes, Secretary.
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1t Is expected that spellbOund Will
rule favorite owing to his good showing
In Canada and his recent nice work.
Glass viii ride him. Bubbling Water.
which will be ridden by Archibald. has
many admirers. Sea Cliff, another
prominent candidate, viii have A.
Thomas in the saddle. The other events
drew well balanced fields
Richaro DWyer will officiate as
starter for the first two weeks and
alternate with Jack Hoffman after that
time. +. {. Hopper will act as presid-
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ATrELL AND CONLEY.

New Orleans. Nov. ll.-BefOFe the
West Side Athletic club on Sunday. Abe
Atteli, featherWeight champion, will
meet Frankie Conley, the bantam
weight holder. in a 15-round bout. Al
though Conley will enter the ring close
10 the featherweight limit and con-
sented to fight Attel for the champion
ship. the latter insisted on catch
weights While the featherWeight
champion is the fayorite in the bet
ting, at odds OF to /, bets OF 10 20
are being placed on cOnley staying
me limit
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THE TRADE STANDS.

Philadelphia, Nov. 11.-AccOrd-
ing TO statement printed here to-
? daN CHARLES Doom viii manage
the Philadelphia Nationals next
; season and the deal arranged by
him and Clark Griffith of the Gin
elnnatl Nationals for exchange of
, players will go through.
Horace FOgel. president OF the
; Philadelphia cub, and Doom. had
, conference yesterday and as a
result the latter announced his In
, tention of remaining in Philadel-
phia.
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NOTICE no CREDITORs.

ESTATE OF FLORENCE BEAL
Hansen, deceased.
Creditors will present claims, with
vouchers, to the undersigned, at 304
Felt building. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
or before the I'd day OF March. A. ID.
1911. CARL H. CARLQUIST.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Flor
ence Beal Hansen. Deceased.
Edwin S. Sheets, Attorney, el3 Felt
building.
Date OF first publication, October 20.
A D. 1910.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF W, G. HASSARD, DE-
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned I 1856
Boyd Park bldg Salt Lake City. Utah.
on or before the 18th day OF February.
A D. 1911.
WILLIAM H. HASSARD,
Administrators OF the Estate OF W. q.
Hassard, Deceased.
Date of first publication. October IS.
A. d. 1910.
F. B. Scott. Attorney of Estate. 405-6
BOYD Park bldg.
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VIE WANTS. ODDS.

New York, Nov. 11.-Fred Brooks.
the betting commissioner. announced
tonight that he had tried 10 place
$4,000 to $1,000 on Yale at the Prince
ton club. but the Princeton men SHE'D
at the odds. He met with similar fall
ure at that ratio in the hotel corri-
doris, although Offering 10 split the
s., 600 into smaller amounts.
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GOLF STARS ASSEMBLE
FOR PLAY AT MEMPHIS

Memphis, Nov. 11.-Golf stars from
all parts OF the country. including a
good list from Chicago and vicinity,
Will compete in the first southern open
tournament, TO be held on the links OF
the Memphis Country club, beginning
Thanksgiving day.
Alexander Smith. the national omen
champion, and Chick" Evans, the
western open champion, are among
those entered; also Freddie Mcleod OF
St. Louis, a former champion.
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O. S. |. TO PLACE SOCCER
ELEVEN IN THE FIELD

Another soccer eleven will take the
field Sunday. when the oregon Short
Line employees put team in the field
20 contest the soccer championship with
the other city teams. Ray Young is
captain of the railroaders and T.. J.
Wiener the manager. The first tryout
for the eleven VIII be held Sunday aft
ernoon. at Fort Douglas. when scrim-
mage with the. Salt Lake players viii
be held.
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CORNELL IS READY.

Ithaca, n. Y. Nov. 1l.-coach Reed
chose his lineup for tomorrOw's game
with Chicago after a light signal drill
this afternoon, and says he is prepared
20 play the best game of the season.
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Walla Walla, Wash, Nov. 11.-rime
was called in the game between the
University of Idaho and Whitman coll
lege here this afternoon with a Whit
man player across the Idaho goal line.
with the ball under his arm, and the
score or TO @ in favor OF Idaho. Field
Judge ResOr held the Whitman boys
entitled 10 a touchdown and gave the
game TO the visitors.
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ing Judge, and Martin Williamson as
Handicapped and prOgramer.
Every train from the east Is bringing
additions 10 the ranks OF the turf coll
Ony and IL is expected that about 20
layers will be in line.
There was a light rain today. but the
Indications are for fair weather and
fast track The weights and entries
for the handicap are: Bubbling Water,
III: Arasee, 112: SpellbOund. III: Sea
Cliff, 109; Edwin T. Fryer. 100; Colonel
Jack, 1903; Responseful. 95; Redeem 81;
FradOuf9 go
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YALE on WAY.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 1.-THE
Yale football team this afternoon had
its final practice before the Princeton
game tomorrow. Later. the coaches
said, an hour had been spent in signal
drill and individual work. The men
were given their instructions and left
this evening for New York.
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Dartmouth.
Harvard
TIGERS AND YALE.

Princeton. n. j.. Nov. 11.-PrincetOn
university graduates from all parts of
the country began their biennial mi
grafton TO Princeton today TO witness
the thirty-sixth annual football game
between Yale and Princeton.
Coach Roper tonight said the Prince
ton players are in excellent condition
and are confident of meeting Yale on
even terms. Prospects are for a dry
fast field tomorrow.
The probable lineup:
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MICHIGAN AND PENN.

Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-THE University
of Michigan and the University Of
Pennsylvania football squads today
completed their preparations for the
annual contest between the two teams
tomorrow. The players are in good
shape, and appear hopeful of victory.
X is feared that Ramsdeli, Pennsyl-
Vania's left halfback, viii be unable to
play, as his knee is still bothering.
Hutchinson Scott, the regular quarter
back. is suffering from an old injury.
The probable lineup:
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WHAT THE COACHES SAY

Coach Koehler; We had
e / he games wi win
tiOn in
o 0
l
the greatest field
w