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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-26
Registered Men Of kaaadl|i County
Nos. al to 1,o88

dispatch Warrington that oil registered be called for
in order that when called for.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-26

Mimi, 708 End St. w.. go
100 Carl Andrew Johnson,
Kerkhoven,. Mimi, Rt. L.. 661
1852 Marcus Oliver Solberg,
! Willmar, Mimi, Rt 5. ....~ 662
776 Robert Bernhard Lindman,
| -. Kerkhoven, Mimi, Rt. H.. 663
1880 Harry c. Hoglund, Willmar,
| Mimi, 800 Lake Ave. 900. 664
1898 Harry Frank, Raymond,
| MINI. ................ oos
566 Rueal Franklin Broman, At
water, Mimi, Rt. 3........ 66t
581 Leo Hutchinson, Kandiyohi,
! MINI. ............... 6o|
l777> Ertel ]. Wakefield, Willmar, !
Mimi, Ill Benson Ave. g.. 66<
81 Edward Christian Larson,
| Atwater, Mimi, Rt. g.. 49,. 67t
124 Gustaf Erick Olson, New
London, MINI. ........ 81
481 George Walter Hegstrom,
Spicer, Mimi, Rt. 2..... 67:
895 Edward A. ~Sagedal, New
London, Mimi, Rt. a. .'.... g.:
IA George Edward Wick, At
| water, MINI. ........... 674
979 Christ Copperdahl, Regal,
| MINI. ......! ......... 67l
582 Martin Johnson, Willmar,
Mimi, Rt. 2............... 67t
1909 Arthur Invold Nelson, Will
mar, Mimi, 4O3 18th st. N. 81
1875 Carl George Wickstrom,
Willmar, Mimi, 800 4th
| 81. II. on
1740 Frank Radmer, Willmar,
Mimi, POI Benson Ave. E.. CT!
1867 Simon Dykema, Willmar,
Mimi, 317 9Th St. $50
1929 Hemming Arthur S. Nelson,
New London, Mimi, Rt 3. 681
24O John Herbert Lundquist,
Bird Island, Mimi, Rt. 81. GO:
1923 Joseph France, Raymond,
Mimi, Rt. 5............... 6S:
400 John Carl William Main,
Atwater, MIMI, IT. 4..... 6S4
1O11 John Alfred Schwartz,
Paynesville, MINI. ....... 6Ss
$50 Harry Benjamin. Lundquist,
- Kandiyohi, Mimi. ...... $50
1lO5 Henry Swenson, Svea,
| MINI. ............... 6S7
444 Hebbard w. Reed, Ray
mond, Mimi. ....:..:..... 6SS
636 Christian Linnerud, Kerk-
| hoven, Mimi, Rt. 3....... 6S9
1860 Bryan Sperry, Willmar,
Mimi, 228 Porto Rico Ave. 600
1877 Erik Wikstrom, Willmar,
MIMI, 51S End St. N...... 691
735 John Frederick Meyer, Bird
Island, Mimi. ............. 692
1863 Melvin Root, Willmar,
Mimi, SOP End St.: w. 500
634 Melvin Curnel Kvamso,
New London, Mimi, Rt. 3. 694
1904 Edwin Richard Consentien
johnson, Willmar Mimi,
ZIG 18th st. S............. sos
1926 Victor Peterson, Atwater,
Mimi, Rt. 3.............. 696
1875 James Atkinson, Willmar,
Mimi, PIG Trott Ave. ..... 697
1883 Nicholas Selseth, Willmar,
Mlnn. ...~.......... 69S
Az George Dalbert Roelofs,
Raymond, MINI. ......... 500
1928 William Joseph Purcell,
Willmar, Mimi; Annex Ho-
tel ................. 700
76 Otis Amos Nelson, George
vile, MINI. ..............'7O FOL
1919 Herman Witt, Raymond,
MINI. -. ..............7 02
1892 Elliot ]. Boomer, Willmar,
Mimi, 412 End St......... 703
672 Eddie Theodore Carlson,
Atwater, MINI. ........... 7O4
1863 Henry Clay Cutter, Willmar,
Mimi, 525 Nelson Ave.. 7OS
949 William Minkel, Svea, MINI.
!: Rt. ............ FOG
1850 Robert Luverne Stoneberg.
f: spicer, Mimi. -. 77o7
1923 William Sebastian johnson,
Willmar, Mimi, E. Augusta
= Ave. s.. ]. !. z7Os.
1913 Henry John Buss, Ray
mond. MINI. !. ]. ], 7oeI
!, sss Emmett LIebrenz. Paynes-
llln. s. ]. :. !. no
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29
G. A. PEASE Will
BECOME ACTING
DIRECTOR At Y
Succeeds Dick Whitcon1b, Who
VIII Go to Training Camp;
Both Have Made Good

G.a "a. Pease, gymnasium Instructor
at the Y. nj. c.. A.. has been appointed
acting physical director of the assocL
alton, succeeding Dick Whitcomb,
WHO has been ordered TO the training
camp at .Schofieid.
Pease came to Honolulu about 2ilz
years ago as member OF the en-.
gineers. He was named as assistant
physical director in February, 1916,
and his success IN gymnasium work
has been such that he has had charge
Of sever gym classes at one time. One
Of the leading physical instructors in
the country said not long ago that
Pease was one Of the most successful
gymnasium men in the business.
Athletics az the Y. NJ. &c. A. will
be handled by Q committee OF mem.
bers under the general direction of
Glenn jackson. associate secretary.
Captains win be appointed to take
charge of the various activities.
whitcemb's loss Will be felt at the
association, as he has been active in
boosting an branches Of athletics. His
work In propoting basketball, swim.
ming. handbah feetball and other
sports has been indeed successful and
he has realized the value of advertis.
ing in athletic work. Whitcomb was
made athletic director this summer
following the promotion of Glenn Jack.
son 10 associate secretary. Whit.
comb In addition to being bDoster
Tor athletics is one OF the best foot
ball PLAYERS who ever donned the
IN Hawaii.
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ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29
Baseball and
Golf Will Be
Sunday Cards
Asahis and Japanese to Play at
MoiIiiIi; Golfers win Meet
at Country Club

Athletic events in Honolulu for to
morrow WIN be confined to two
branches OF sport In the mornlne
the Honolulu Goif Club team will meet
the Country Club team at the Oahu
Country Club links. In the afternoon
the Asahis and Japanese teams viii
fight Il out at Moiliili Field for the
Nipponese championship. s.
, The Oahu Coentry Club golfers are
favorites IN the match tomorrow al,
though Can't. GreigN and his band OF
slicers are confident that they viii
win q few matches. despite the fact
that they win be playing on 3 strange
course.
The baseball feature, which wilIfake
place at 1880, is certain to bring out
4 good crowd. as. the two teams are
real rivals. The little Asahis made-a
big hft this year with their play, and
will without doubt give Moriyama and
the other stars q real battle. Nushida
and Maesake viii be the pitchers Tor
the Asalis, and Moriyama and Iwata
will work for the older team. This
game viii be a benefit for the Asahi
relay. team which will run at Hilo on
January Z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29
Mile Event ON new YEARS SHOULD
Be BEST ON CARD AT RACE TRACK
Florence Roberts, Mary Jay and Umpqua Win Face Barrier il
Feature Race of the Day-MuIe Race Promises to Attract
nterest-0 0. u win Decide on Techncalit-Iohn Gracs
Maintains That Christmas Races Were Up to Standard

II old Jupiter Pluvius will please be
good the track at Kapiolani park
should be in excellent shape for the
big race meet on New Years Day.
Superintendent r. NJ. Duchalsky has
been working on the track. and il the
rain lets up. promises to have a fast
track for the New Years Day card.
The committee on racing promises
that the events will be an improve
ment on those Of Christmas Day. John
Grace said yesterday that he was
r-uch displeased with tine statements
around the city to the effect that the
Christmas events were not up to stand
ard. He said that the committee was
entirely satisfied with the races and
did not believe that anyone had any
kick coming.
Hope for, Best
The general consensus of opinion
appears to be that the events of New
Years will be an improvement over
the Christmas Day card. The owners
are entitled to much credit for bring.
ing In talent, and Mrs Walter Macfar.
lane, Charles Lucas, Waiter billing.
ham and others are doing much to
boost the racing game here, but it
isn't going to help things byYcalling
a spade corkscrew.
The racing committee has been han.
dicapped to@a great extent, owing to
the inability to secure horses from
the other islands, and there will be
much work to do to make it a success
CT New Years. but all followers of
racing are wishing that the New
Years Day events go off in good or
der with number of entries.
Mile Should BE Exciting
The mile event on New Years Day
should attract large number Of rae,
ing FANS. as Umpqua, Mary Jay and
Florence Roberts will be entered. With
three horses in the Sace, and all hav.s
ing an even chance to win, things are
looking UP as far as this race is con.
cerned. Umpqua should not be dis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29
Mills RUNNERS
LEAVE FOR HILO
THIsAFT ERNOON
Long Distance Men of Manoa
School VIII Carry Message
From Pele to Neptune

+ This afternoon at 3 o'clock Allison
Given. director of athletics at Mills
School, will leave for Hilo with eight
runners. The Mills relay team will
compete>fn the Volcano run, when Ma
dame Pele sends her message to
Father Neptune on the morning OF
Jan. 7. 49,. >. - Fl -.
The, Mills team has been IA training
for some time and have been making
the so miles In fast time. In the last
run eight of the runners came IN
punched together. and Coach Given
and Wyrnan are confident that tho
Mills School team will carry off the
honors at Hilo. - -. 80 =,
Through efforts OF Mr.. sWyman. Car.
tain Ar1ona, 7. KawasaM and Others
the Mills team was able to, make the
trip. The committee which has been
working on plans to- send the team
have met with success by<he support.
eFs of Mills school. So ..l.:-!e.4 i
p The runners who viii make the trip
today are: Chnn Lee Puck, Tokuicht
lshimura, Edward Ha. Lam Ho, Takeo
Teregawa, Chun An Chong, Makoto
Endo and Seiebo Wakahiro. ...-
:s>- THE EVENTS.
fst Race
- Trotting and pacing. free-for-aIl. One
=, mile. heats; best two in three.
Purse $500. Entrance fee 10 per
cent of purse. 4 = 1870 49,.
= Welcome Boy. ~..'--
= ZereTe. : p. 81
2ad* Race. -~:s.....>. - -.
Four furIongs for named horses,
weight for. age. Purse $500 of
/ which $50 goes to second. -.
, Mary Louise. II
Ternnont-
'Lahonton Water.
Golden Spray. -I.s.... r.. 49,,
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namely the set-to between "Kanaka'
Thompson, Hospital Corps, and
Babe Martin, Fort Shafter, and the
90 between De Mott, Signal Corps,
formerly a popular member of the
4th Cavalry. and, of course. the main
event between ''Hfcky" Stratton, 32nd
Infantry, and Battling" Flynn, Fort
Kamehameha.
Great interest is being manifested
IN the showing Stratton Will make
against Flynn, who was welter-weight
champion of the Philippine islands.
Flynn, by the way, is one soldier who
enlisted in Uncle Sans, fighting
forces and did see the world" En-,
listing in December, 1914, he was as
signed to a regiment in Texas; short
time later his regiment returned to
station at Fort Sheridan, H., only to
be called to Panama After a~year's
tour OF duty along the canal, the regi-
ment again returned to home station
from, whence it was ordered to the
Philippines, the trip being made via
the canal. A, brief glimpse of Oahu was
enjoyed while the transport laid up
here, Flynn finally arriving in the Is
lands. While there he transferred to
the Signal Corps, Aviation. Section,
only to have the detachment ordered
to Oahu for station at Kamehemeha
Flynn hopes his enlistment will not
be completed without a trip over
there" .'.'
While in the islands, as we'll as al
other stations, Flynn fought the best
of his weight aid it was not long be.
fore he- was welter-wcight champions
of the P. Is. He has appeared in sew
erai smokers on Oahu since his atriy-
al here and has made himself popular
with the fans: Stratton is well known
in baseball circles as the captain OF
the 32nd Infantry nine, usually Ca
vorting around the initial sack He
makes his debut as a knight of the
mitt- on New Years Eve and it is
needless to say his friends will be at
the ringside to see him off to an aus
picious start. - .,..-. :, -.
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appointment In the longer distance
and Tyler is still confident that thu
Warren horse viii be in the race q
the finish.
Mary Jay was the real surprise II
the Christmas races. and Benny RoI
Inns gave the McPhee mare goot
race. II is a question whether Mar.
Jay will be able to hang on for TIT
longer distance, but Rollins says tina
the little mare will be ready for thu
full mile. L. e
Many horsemen are banking on
Florence Roberts to bring hona ths
honors in the mile event. Johnny Car
roll has heaps of confidence In thi
Macfarlane mare, and in the ,Nst rae,
Florence looked to have pier "A re
serve at the wire. She was gainini
on Mary Jay, and inasmuch as she b
known to be good for the mile die
lance, there are many who win pil
their faith on her New Years Day.
The harness race should bring on
some good speed and zorene win maxi
an appearance against Welcome Boy
The latter has the speed, while Zoreni
is yet to be tried here. There are {
number of enthusiasts at the tract
who believe that v sIcome Boy vii
have hard race of II throughout.
o. o. U. On Mule Race.
The mule race has attracted plent.
Of attention. Gentlemen riders win b
only allowed to get aboard. Elmer 1
Schwarzberg had his application Il
and was turned down. bat the q. o. U
will take the, matter up at q specia
meeting. and promises to handle thil
case until 1t is completed. Arthur
Rice, Harold Giffard, Harry Macfar
lane. John Fleming. Harold Dllling
ham, Charles Lucas and Bob MeCef
riston are excellent riders and SOM
of these gentlemen viii perhaps b,
seen in action. McCorrlston has no
yet secured his o. o. U. card. but &
expected to have things ready bsfor
the big race.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29
football DOUDLEHEADER SHOULD
DRAW RECORD CROWD new YEARS
Town Team Will Clash With LIST infantry at 1:3o-Y NJ
win Meet Baby Regiment in Second Game at schoteld-
Four Leading Teams of Oahu Will Play on Same Jay
Harry Meim and Dick Whtcomb Are Continent OF Vc'orS

the other end. Seares, A. Melim. Har'
ry Bertelmann, Nicholson. Machado'
Robinson, O'SuIlivan and one or two
other stars will be in the line.
Infantry Stars
The 1st Infantry team will nave
fits full strength in the field, and Bog
Ian, Fagin. Ladd- and Crooks will be
seen in the back field. Schumacher,
Dayert. Mulch, Spooner, Victor and
other good linemen win be In the
game. Lieut.. Hanna is confident thai
the LIST Infantry will repeat. and win
the honors. f. y. ~. ......
In the second game of the day the
M. C.. A. and 32nd Infantry will
fight II out for the championship. The
Baby Regiment will be greatly weak
ened by the loss Of .Steger, the plung,
ing half back. but, with Rasquin on
hand and FleischmAnn and Garland
ready. to play the prospects are look
ing brighter. -. ..'.:s'--s9 ~, -
The Send Infantry has a we'll round
ed team, but have suffered two real
losses this year, both Steger and
Tuschynski, being out of important
games. Hasquin has been playing good
ball of late and Coach BraekeD is
confident that his back field win
have an edge on the Y. M. c. A.
~ - Well Davis!
The 32nd Infantry will watch Davis,
the fast half back OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
They have also been working on de.
tense to stop Brunswick, but with
these two backs In action, and Pam.
mel ready for business the Y. M. c. A.
team will be ready. II Harmon gets in.
to. the game the "Y" team viii have
a better; chance to win. Whitcomh;.
Kampert and Won Holt win hold their
own in the hne, ana Albrecht Nc.
Combs. Baugh, Hedrick and others
will be in good shape for the big bat
tie. These two games should be well
worth seeing, and 1t would not be at
all surprising to see the largest crowd
in history OF football in the islands at
these two games.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29

D
Oahu's four leading football teams
will clash at Schofield on New Year
Day in the biggest gridiron card OF
the season. All four teams are about
evenly matched, and II would be hard
10 select a favorite in a contest be-
tween any Of the teams.
All of SchofieId will be out to watch
the four teams in action, and Il Is ek.
peeted that a large delegation OF
football fans will be present from Ho'
roIulu. Last year large delegation
from the city joGrneyed to Schotield
to witness the National Guard army
game on New Years, and another
large delegation is expected. -
Since the Town Team played the
YIN. C. A. to q tie, the players have
become favorites and although the
two organizations from the city were
rivals In the last game they are ex.
pected to cheer each other on to vic.
tory in the coming games. II :
ToAnies W. list
The first game Will begin at 1880 on
the LIST Infantry field and the second
game will be called Immediately after
the end of the first game on the ath.
ietic field across the road. Harry Me-
I'm will have strong lineup in The
game against Lieut.. Hanna's aggre.
CATION, and inasmuch as the list In:
fantry ts the only team which has de-
feated the Town Team to date, the
Townies are anxious to revenge them
selves.
MeIim will have a fast back field
with Noble Kauhane, Hawkins, Harry
Meiim, Mahikoa. and perhaps Clifford
MeIim in harness. Another star is ex-
pected TO be seen in action. Rodri
CUES, the big star of the last game,
will be at end with 1esl and Jones at
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o. o. q. WILL MEET .
TONIGHT TO TALK
& OVER BIG EVENTS

There will be q meeting of the o,
o.sU. this evening at the Funchan Ten,
mis- Clubhouse. The committee viii
take up several matters of importance
including the size of the button which
viii be given to John Enos for catch,
ing a monster zulu, the decision in the
Schwarzberg case and the mule race
question. Also q discussion on the
transfer Of members from the Maka.
pun Point Fishing to the Funchan Ten,
mis- Club. Harry Whitcomb has asked
for sanction for a chess contest,
which will also be discussed. - .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29

St. Louis fseribes vhe we're strong
in their declarations that Derrill Pratt
and Johnny Lavan should be sent
away for. the good Of the Browns now
are protesting at:reports that the club
has arranged to trade them off. It
was ever thus. As for the players
themselves. they indicated early in
the season. a. desire to get away from
the BROWNS, which ought to be a SUI
fieient answer. - -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29
Big Athletic il
Card Success
At Fort Kan.
Lieut.. Tobin Arranges. Ideal
Program for Post; SWIM
ming, Boxing Featured


The Coast Defense Athletic Associa
ton celebrated the holidays by having
swimming meet in the morning OF
December 81, 1917. and although ham
pered by a heavy rain throughout the
meet all events we're pulled Oft in a
very successful manner under the able
leadership of our athletic officer
Lieut. James J. Tobin, who in the face
of odds in weather, conditions. made
the day an exciting one. The joint
athletic meet between the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps which was to hap
pen at p. m. had to be called off ow'
ing to the unfit condition Of the
grounds, but not to be outdone by the
weather our athletic officer put on a
smoker for all hands at 1880 p. m,
and not, dull moment interviewed be
tween that time and 1850 p. m. -
!. Headquarters company was the
grand point winners in the swimming
meet, while the Signal Corps and 9Th
Aero Squadron gave them a close run
Tor their money. : - )
The smoker was the most successful
ever pulled off. , 49,. -.
The program, which was an all star
one, follows: =. r., p e.
/. !. Orchestra selection by Coast De-
Tense band.
2. Singing, iigs and esthetic dancing
by little Miss MeNellis and Miss
Waity. This was easily one of the
+. great hits Of the evening.
I 81 Accordion. solo by Won Berg, 9Th
Aero Squadron 49, ->-f-
4. Aflague sisters, singing and dane
ing.
5. Selection by Coast Defense Or.
-, chestra,
s. Three.round boxing match, Green
&c. A. c:l. vs.: Young Ray tEngi'
neers1.
Z. Real live dancing by Gallagher,
Headquarters Co. = :
s. Honolulu Glee Club, singing and
music. -. - ~
9. Three-round. boxing match, De
Mott 18th Aero Squadron) VS.. Shu
man list CO.. Oahu. ~.
10. Orpheum four from Schoffeld Bar
racks. This act received five en-
- cores. n -.
IL. Selection by orchestra. = - :. -.
IL. Tenor solo BY Tudor, Engineers.
This, was way above the ordinary
13. Three.round boxing match, Nor.
gan u. S. Navy vs.. Harper Gu.
S. Marine Corps].
IA. Edinger of the Engineers, illus.
trated picture. singing. This is
more. than worthy of mention as
Edinger always wins at Kan. and
this time he was better than ever,
receiving encore after encore
Is. Wilson and Lathrop, u. s. Marines
Musical sketch which was a
hummer. -. -.
Is. Special request the orpheum four
again.
II. Schultz, U. s. Navy, very clever
singing sketch =. 49,. =. 49,, ,-,. :. !
Is. Semi final bout, Jusko of the Sig.
Corps VS.. AIberts of the. 4th Cav.
Very good. ~. .....-.
-. Sweeney, U. s.. Navy, by special
request. Mother Machree, >" which
was a hit. Is. - - - =.
20. Special request, the Honolulu Giee
Club. :. ...-... -. i
q. Final bout of the evening and the
feature one, Bobby. Moore vs..
Dutch Rasqnin' Of football fame,
both of the 32nd Infantry. This
was easiest the. best and fastest
bout of the evening. = 4
%. Aloha! Honolulu Glee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29

According TO Pitcher Grover Alex.
ander. the statement being made by
him while visiting IN st. Louis recent
ly, Catcher Bill Killifer of the Phillies
is done with the game. Alex says Kill
iifer told him At the close of the sea
son that he means TO settle down in
California and live q peaceful life.
Weren't things peaceful enough on the
Phillies the past season?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29

Mysterious" Fred Walker, cap.
able pitcher. but always considered a
good deal Of a joke in baseball because
OF HIS erratic ways, seems to have
found himself as college coach The
attention he is attracting through the
success Of his Williams College tear
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29

One of the widest guesses at econ.
omy plans for next. year comes from
an Eastern writer who predicts that
the major leagues in order to reduce
expenses, will return to the single UNI
pire system next year That Wont
make a hit either with fans or players
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29

and Is a suggestion not to be seriously
considered. There are too many 9th
er ways Of reducing expenses without
spelling the game. = -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29
BATTLING flynn
WILL APPEAR IN,
BOXING TOURNEY
Former Manila Champ to Clash
With Stratton in the Main
Event New Years Eve
Especial STAY. Bulletin Corre.tondsnc.l

Especial Star Bulletin CorreetondsTce)
SCHOF1ELD BARRACKS, Dec. Is
The holiday vacation, with attendant
suspension of drills, is attracting
flocks of devotees of the manly art to
the post gymnasium to give the post
pugs who are training for the New
Years Eve smoker the oncsover.
Several of the numbers will come in
for more than a share Of attention,
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To the man who has gone to
pieces who suffers from . brexk-
down. of his physical or mental vic.
or. who has wasted his tally IN
youth we oftc- Sensapersa on the fol
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has brought him to the fore and if he
can keep up the lick he has set he
may yet win his place among the great
coaches of the college game.