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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
BALLARD IL
ARE PREP
CHAMPS

Ballard high school Ia practically
a cinch for tho Seattle high school
gridiron tito this season. Tho Bea.
vers have won every game that they
have played. and have only Broad.
way and West Seattle to face before
their schedule Is completed.
Should Ballard lose 10 broadway
their chances are not lowered TO any
great extent Franklin and Lincoln
are practically out OF the running
because they both have n tie game
marring their percentage column.
II Franklin. Lincoln and Broadway
win all their remaining contests they
could not come up to Ballard, should
they lose one Of the two games that
they have to play.
Ballard In expected 20 win over
West Seattle with little difficulty. ana
the loss OF the Broadway game
means very little 10 them.
So the dope. as II now stands. has
Ballard high school as the 1920 prem
grid champions.
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COWDY
SPEAKS

A catcher occupies n very i'm
portant part In a world series. blu,
often he doesn't get much credit
Hank Gowdy. who caught the short
series for the Braves that turned
back Connie Mack's miracle team,
says
"A catchcr's Job on a winning
team n much easier than on n
loser. A winning team has good
pitchers and they help to mako
things smoother for the receiver.
They have control. That's the an.
ever. A catcher who isn't fast. and
few OF them are. has TO do some
thing that the crowd can see I'm
order TO get credit The moet vis-
ible thing to do is TO hit. The fatcs
we're very kind to me on my sole
appearances In a big scries. 1 hit
.b4s for the classic, and was told
that was good mark. II was. hut
l had sense enough to realize that
] was very lucky. The batter who
hits .b45 In any series Is lucky. even
IL he had the ability Of Ty Cobb
and Babe Ruth rolled into one. Tho
world series reputation u q great
thing while " laAtsS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
BIG BASEBALL MEETING
AT CHICAGO TODAY

ences with Clark Griffith and
Thomas shlbe OF the loyal five. -
Griffith took the same position John.
son has heid--that the five remain.
ing clubs constitute the American
league and should not agree to de-
cislons Of the New York. Boston and
Chicago clubs.
Following conferences with other
'loya" American league magnates
during the morning. Clark Griffith,
owner Of the American league club
In Washington. said In case there
Is baseball war and a new or.
ganization Of IL clubs In formed.
the American league win start three
new clubs. These. he said. will
be placed in Chicago, Boston and
New York. where the American
league clubs which have favored
reorganization are located
Griffith said promoters for the
three new clubs had been Obtained
and sufficient money was In sight
to insure success.
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Llsesan high schssI's squnA tsr~e1
bark Qsees Anss saturday With
13-ts-e defenG Two dsvp kteks ~
Boyle. Llnesls quarter. scored ~
wtnniag DstntA
whitmaa pufisd . big surprsss By ae-
Eating Montana Saturday By . is-to-s
eount
The Unfversfsy Of washtnxton frosh
ehreu this hooks into the American
Legion team. at BetilnEhAm. By . 3o-to-o
~ tie In their annual eiassia
an Dobse's Cornell Tam went down
= its first defeat 81 the hsnds Of
Dnrtmouth by ft-ts-s count
Penn STATE kept up us winning strsai
~ licking Nebraska. 20 TO o.
Pittsburs had a tough time valior,nr
Iennsyiyania. but turned the trick By q
17-fo-zi count
Navy handed Georgetown IT'S f1rrt de-
seat Of the season BY zf-to-e tally.
Syracuse cld likewise for washington
and Jefferson. winning IL TO o.
Ohio State fieksd Michigan, IL 20 =.
and Illinois walked on Chicago, . to D.
yhich puts the winning teams on a tie
BASIS In the big Ten" conference
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FOOTBALL
RACE
NARROWS
DOWN

NEW YORK. Nov. s.---rour major
teams In tho East and thr~~ In the
West stiii have their heads above
tho water.
Penn state. T1ttrburg. Prfneeton
and Harvard are keeping well on top
Of the football surf In the East.
while Souc Dame. Ohio State and
Illinois are stroking around the
rocks In tho west
Penn state leads IN the Eastern
rare with = slight marvin. having
avoided y tie game which v the only
blcmish on the records Of Pitt.
f'rsnceton and Harvard
Notre Dana. on the word Of Cnarh
scanlon Of Purdue. N the bes6 team
In the West while Ohio stafs and
Illinois Sun remain undefeaird In the
Western conference.
CeorE~town. Cornefl Brown and
Washington and JefferSon wers over
come By the tide that rushed over
them Saturday. Each suffered the
first defeat Of the scason and vent
out Of the race.
hT&sy tuft~ut ~ AHsAu tV ~ toe
leaders. with the possible exception
Of Nosre Dame. which has SURVIVED
the hardes, par Of the schedule
Penn State has Lehish 70 face
nett. and Pittsburg has = tough
game with Washington and Jeffer.
son II both win. they win then
FACE each other Thanksgiving In one
OF tho most vital EAmes Of the Fast.
Harvard has Brown. no easy mark.
and then Yale. while Princeton has
Yale next Saturday.
For the second time m suocession
Illinois and Ohio state win meet In
a game to decide the Western con.
ference championship on November
20. provided Illinois boats wisconsin
next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
ELK RING
MEN
WIND UP
TRAINING

An lighters who participate In the
big Elks' smoker Tuesday night at
the Crystal Pool wound up their
training In a whirl~ind manner this
afternoon.
Strive Dalton. the Los Angeles vel.
terweight. arrived In town this morn.
ing and went thru some fast PAGES
today. His opponent. Frankie Denny.
the California star weiter. also wound
up his training session today.
Bert Forbes and Bobby Harper.
the two popular Seattle iIghtwviEhis.
who tAnEie In tho scmi.windup. are
both In excellent condition and are on
edge for their big 20 tomorrow night
FORBES has just completed a tour
Of the south and the popular young.
sser vili be given = hig hand when he
climbs into the ring for his light
ASzinst Bobby Harper.
Army WEIGH. the Rromerton mid
disweight. nshts Young Jack Demp-
soy In tho third bout Of the evening.
Bob Spencer. heraided AZ one Of
EnEiand's best iightweirhts. nghts
Harold Jonss Of Tacoma In the SEC
ond bout
Mickey Harmon and PIN Richard
son tangie In the curtain raiser.
The show viii be open to all. and
tickets are on sale ut many OF the
cigar stores about town The rexu.
lar prices prevail.
Promoter Nate Druxinman Issued
. warning to the fans that the crys-
tai Pool has not a. large a seating
capacity rs the Arena and only n
limited number Of tickets could be
sold
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NEW
PLANS
FOR
TITLE GO

Nf.w YORK. Nov. s.--Th- Demp-
Carpenter figh, for a purse Of a
hnlf.miliion dollars probably will be
held July 4. near New York. in n
stadium with . seating eAgsci,y Of
loo. 900.
This last development IN fn~ big
est bout OF all tifne comes with the
announcement, Of Charles u. coch-
rams and Tex Rickard two Of the
promoters.
Il am going Ia surprise the public
hat has been led to expect prices
running 10 $500 luckard said IF
my plans come thru. the tickets Will
range from IS 90 tso--no higher"
Rickard said an Immense stadium
win have 10 be built for an open air
fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
STAR LEAGUE CAGE MEET
WEDNESDAY Is IMPORTANT

Emphasis cannot bo laid too
strongly ON the first meeting Of
Tho Star city basketball league to be
held NJ The star Wednesday night
The first plans for the season win
be discussed then.
There Ia stiil room for several
teams. Amy senior basketball team
that wants to play in the league
should get In touch with the sporting
editor OF Tho Star now.
There are no charges for any OF
the teams. All that Ia necessary Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
GOOD NIGHT

for the team 10 furnish It's own out
tit and . basketball The star
makes an other Arrangement.
This win Be the second season for
The Star league. and the rules and
regulations that were In effect last
year viii be gone over again We'd
nesday night and some necessary
changes win be made.
The season win start about the
second week in December and win
run until about the second week In
February
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H3 AsEhA ~
GS195egesxE ~
E&-M

WE NEVER REALIZED
WHAT A WONDERFUL
PUBLIC SPEAKER CRAW-
FORD WHITE REALLY is
UNTIL WE HEARD HIM
IN ACTION AT THE
EAGLES SMOKER FRI
DAY.
white delivered a rpasmodic ora,
ton. speaking whenever he was In
spircd-
He I'D . Iof a things, but nat
much Of anything.
II you were there, you
know what we mean
And then Bin Bethel and
Fred Kent, Of Kent, had a
fistic argument
And Bethel referred % Mr.. Kent
during the fracas as being a paruc'
ular kind of a Swede.
AND MIR. KENT TOOK ExCEP.
TION TO THE STATEMENT AND
THE BOYS PROCEEDED TO PUT
UP A WILD BATTLE FOR THE
REMAINDER or THE BOUT.
Before ii was over they had
given an exhibition of jiu
jitsu, wrestling, football tack
ling and climbing stairs; in
fact, everything but boxing.
AND HOW JIMMY MA
LONE DID ROOT In
BETHEL'S CORNER.
Jimmy says Bethel In his prodigy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
TACKLINC is MOST
IMPORTANT THING
IN FOOTBALL,
SAYS HARVARD COACH

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. s.
What's the most important thins
In football trainingf
That's q pretty steep question to
ask anyone but Head Coach bob
Fisher. tho mountainous mentor OF
Harvard. answered II without q
culver OF an eyelash.
by all mrass. tsckitnx.- said
be. and for two primc r~a.
sous. There are two sids- TO
I'll football training. the defense
md The offeuse
Training In tackiinx In training
for both sidea II trains for the
defense BY hardening q man 20 that
be isn't knocked out by every spill
he receives II trains for tho Of
Tense by teaching a man to stop a
run that may win the game. What
could be more importantr"
HOURS
or IT
There IL evidence that Fisher be.
iieves thoroiy In His theory. gor
hours and hours are spent every day
by his candidates tacklsng the dunn.
my. tncklinx other players. and In
practicsng falls from tackilnG.
His huskies are coached In every
technical point Of tackllns until u
becomes an insfinc; for them 10
tackle. hard. low and swiftly.
The greatest offensive strength
In the world would be no good n q
coach's players cannot tackle says
Fisher. "A team might 70 on pllIng
up scores forever. but II poor tackles
let the other side scors more Il
would be Of no avail
HOW TO
FALL
Similarly true IL the fact tha, n
. man does not know what 10 do
and how 10 fall when he Ii tackled.
tho team h in bad shape and the
greatest defensive strength IN the
world 10 OF no avail. Football play.
ers must know how TO fall or they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
CIVIC WELCOME
FOR RAY

oXIfEY, England. Nov. s.-Tcd
Ray who won the United States
open golf championship. viii be given
an official welcome by the local au.
therities when he returns here. He
Ia the professional OF the oxbey club.
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That football player is Rs
team who played as he
never played before against
Stanford Saturday. but his In
dividual efforts couldn't win
for the Dodgers, who went
down to a 8 to 0 defeat.
''ptnk- I'emplctone educated toe
nved up 60 expectations ~ he
booted In the winning pointa In tho
second quar,-s. And he outkickcd
Johnny WILSON. Of Washington
thrucut the sama =
STARS
yaaRUOUT
But hack to Eckmann. The little fel-
low. one OF the ightcss backfield men
IN football. made more yardaxe sat
urdny than all the other w. hacks
combined. Ana ne played a whale Of
= game on the defense.
Twice he was the only man b.
tween the stanford runner with the
ball. and both times he dropped the
Cardinal man. once. In third quar-
Ger. he stood alone with n man run
ming interference for the stanford
player who was carrying the ball.
bufsRay managed TO snag him by tho
foot as he was topplcd over. and he
cut Off sure touchdown
Tho Washington line played wen
enough, and held its own with the
stamford forwards. outpiaying the
visitors at times. But 1t was on the
extensive that Washington fen down
POOR
OFFENSIVE
The Purple and Gold tram didn't
ohow . thing on the offensive. except
Bckmann's plungcs off tackle. Their
extensive Interference was dynamite.
Washington had jdst one chance TO
ororc--in the nrst period--whcn
Capt. Faux attempted a place kick
lrom the 3o-yard line. but II went
Widc by q few inches. After that
1cmpleton's toe kept the play In
Washinston's territory most Of the
time.
With the Cardinals gaining from
10 TO Is yards on every exchange Of
punts. Washington didn't open up
until the final minutes OF the last
quarter. when u was too late.
The washington men stuck too
much to straight football. and they
couldn't get any place. From the
stands It looked like washington was
Fighting hard enough. but simply
1idnt have the plays to work and
A4X~tS Savs Sh.s n.-.s.~. xur.h
TgMPIET0Ns
Kicking
For stanford. n must Be said they
0ought every minute OF the game.
on1 they have . great kicker In this
NJ Templeton. The winning drop
G1ck was sent over about the 3o-yard
Ia Tcmpleton stands farther back
- ~ line OF scrimmaxs than most
11ukers. which gives his ends plenty
- t1ns to get Gown under the kicks.
Xc&mann did valiant work In trying
- run back punts. but the kicks were
always 70 high that the ends had
plsnty OF time to cover the Washing
ton safety before ne got awny.
Templeton placed his boots wen
Washington's team Is n disappoins-
nent this year. Saturdays defeat
marked the third straight loss for
The Purple and Gold. and the w"
eleven Just did beat whitman. There
are two games left on the schedule
n Oregon game. next week. and the
ttff with Dartmouth thee Saturday
AFTER turkey day. Neither game looks
bright. NJ far az . Washington vic
tcry ID concerned. unless the boys de-
veIop some plays and do some hard
work on football fundamentals dur
ing the next few days.
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BOXING
HERE

Seattle fans win have boxing
under the lead Of the Elmer Noble
post American league. which will
stage six shows At the Arena. be-
ginning November i6 with Clay
Hite as the matchmaker. The bouts
will be held At the Crystal Pool.
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.VARDON AND
RAY SAIL

NEW YORK. Nov. 8.--Harry
Vardon and Ted Ray. famous Eng.
Iish golfers. are on the high seas
bound for England today. They
saiied Saturday after a very sue.
cessful golfing tour Of the United
States. which netted Ray the Amer
lean open title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
DAVIS CUP
TEAM COMING

Seattle tennis followers are look.
ing forward with interest to the ex.
hibiuon OF the American Davis cup
team that win be held at the Crys.
tai Pool saturday.
William Tildcn. Sam Hardy. Will
lam Johnston and Watson Wash.
burn make up the party.
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FLETCHER
REFUSES

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.--Art
Fletcher. veternn shortstop, In said
10 have been offered the manager.
ship Of the Phillles. National league
club, but refused
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fTSIiER's
THEORY

are knocked out. injured. and inca
pacitated and no good to q team
rIsHER's
THEORY
u IL also Fishers theory that n
men are given sufficient training In
all the fundamentals OF tackiing.
fewer accidents will result and foot.
bail kept in the place where II
ought to be.
The fact that . man has played
football for two years In college
doesn't save him from having 10 go
thru this training with Fisher and
every day at the great stadiur
scrubs and regulars so thru their
tacklinx work as regular a. clock.
work.
STRAW Red
FIRST
FIRST work In ,aekring should be
started by taekiinx on q bed Of
straw says Fisher. lin that way
man can get his confidence. learn
the right way to tackle. and some
preliminary hardening without dan.
scr 10 himself
Tho amount Of straw should he
cut down more and more zach few
days and finally a soft dirt bed
substituted for this. IesssnlnE the
softness of this bed day BY day I'M
tii finally tackiing IL done on a field
exactly similar TO q football field
PERFECT
TACkLING
Fishers method OF tackilnr 10 alb
soiutely rigid In It's requirements.
He compels hia men TO dive entire
iy Off their feet. tackle with the ieft
hand under and the right hand over.
first elasring thu dummy slightly
below the knees with tho left arm
and clinehinx Il with the right. thus
preventing chances Of slipping off
He insists that the tackler keep
his hold OF the swinging dummy un
I'll II is -downed--that Ia has
reached It's farthcst point And
tackiing practice IL held not once
in awhile. bat EVERY day OF the
football season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
HOCKEY MEET
FRIDAY

VANCOUVER, b. c., Nov. s.
Tho annual meeting Of the Pacific
Coast hockey league viii be held
here Friday. The schedule for the
coming year will be made up.
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And thai Jimmy Intends 10
teach him how 10 box.

And thai Jimmy mfends 70
teach him how 10 boz
AZ that, while Bethel could hard
~ be called n Dempsey or n Carpen
tier for class. he may be developed
into q good heavyweight wrestler.
But, ANYHOW, BILL PARENT.
WHO WAS THE TIMEKEEPER
AT THE EAGLES SHOW, WANTS
TO LEARN HOW TO TELL TIME
Or SOMETHING. HE GOT so
EXCITED OVER THE BETHEL.
KENT MATCH THAT HE FORGOT
TO LOOK AT THE CLOCK, AND
THE LAST ROUND WENT FIVE
MINUTES.
But Bills a good fellow.
He didn't like the last bout
between Phil Jensen and
Eddie Hammond, because
they didn't put up the kind Of
an exhibition that would
make your DloO0 exdcl1y
tingle.
And che last round was only ~
minutes
And the Eagles are good FL
lows
And we had . good TINA
But the next time Craw-
ford White starts TO deliver
an address we wish he would
say everything at one timA>
and get it over with, because
it's 10 hard to remember
what he's talking about.
rnNY, NvTrrrrr,s
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COAST GRID
TITLE STAKED

Tho Cosst ersdirun tftls win -
at stake Saturday when stanfoe1
and California meet 81 Berkeley.
Neither team has lost . eonfersncs
game this year.
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WALLA WALLA EAGLES
LOSE TO STAlNWOOD, 60

stanwood's lone touchdown was
made In the second quarter as q re.
suit OF q sensational sidellne run by
their rfghthaif.
Several simes DID the Eagles come
within striking distance of their op.
ponents' goal. but the home talent
held for downs and then punted out
OF danger.
MURPHINE
STARS
Young Tommy Murphtne. nj righ,
guard. was the shining light for the
losers. Murphine broke thru the
line time and time again and broke
up plays before they were completed
Bill Wilkins and Rathbun. the two
Lincoln all.city men. sparkied al
times. and gave the largo crowd
plenty Of thrills
The Eagles lineup was: wissand
Rathbun. ends: Ahner and Tuyneil
tackles: Johnson and Murphine
guards; Ensais. center. n. corbctt
quarter. Mcintyre and McGiil
halves; wilkins. full.
The Eagles play Bremcrton sun
day and expect 10 play In Tacoma
Armistice day.
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STALLINCS
QUITS

BOSTON, Nov. s.--The Boston
National league club viii have 20
look for . new manager next sea-
son George Stailings. leader Of
the Braves for the past eight years.
has resigned.
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WASHINGTON HAS ONE BIG
LEAGUE CRIDDER IN
ECKMANN, BUT
STANFORD WINS. 80

Washington has one hgeague football ayernd doesn't take than
of
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HOW TO
FALL.

Playing on q slippery clay field
where speed counted for nothing. the
walla Waila Eagles went down 20
their first defeat OF tho season be
fore the stanwood American legion
team At Stanwood yesterday BY a
80 count
The game was kecnly contested
from whistle 10 whistle. The out
standing feature was the neverdie
fight Of the Seattle youngsters.
The speed Of the backfield stars,
Corbett, McGlii and wilkins, was OF
no use to the Seattle team. as the
field was covered with slippery
surface OF clay and even trotung
was an irnpossibility. Tho two ends
Wise. and Rathbun. both members
Of the 1919 aii.city team. could no,
display their usual classy brand OF
ball because OF the impossible condi
ton Of the field
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rhe man who lIes until he gets
himself and his friends TO believe II IL
an cptinist
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sTANyvOOD
DESERVES CREDIT

The Stanwood team has n high
class bunch and deserve all the
credit In the world for defeating the
strong Seattle team.
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The fact that broadway suppcrt-
err smesred tho north side Of Frank
lin high school with ernnEe and
black paint IL given ~ ono 81 the
big re~sons Why Franklin scored
such a decisive victory In their game
Friday.
Good sportsmanship was never 30
that which was displayed In the Frank :
lin Broadway game Friday.
The boys and girls we're provided with
thrill when four OF Chief saarinK's
dashing mounted police drove their stesds
around the side lines Just before tho end
OF the Franklin broadway game Friday.
The police were on hand In response to
the rumor that there would be a rcpeti-
tion Of the denomination at tho end Of
the Franklin Broadway game last year
Jimmy askamota, Frnnkiip's pse-
nomensi bsif-bsck. dIshcd up a big
surprise. even 20 his most srsispt
NippoBe-~ supporters. with the CLASSY
brand ~ ball that he played In tho
Broadway Frsaisiin game saka-
mots stands a good chance for the
all city tenn u he keeps up the same
brand of ball In tho Queen Anne
game
Walter Heseberg II sharing honors With
Dvorak for coaching the Franklin team
TO its big Victory over Broadway. Hsss-
berg has been acting as Dvoraks assist
ant during the past week.
Tho former prep stars playing on the
waiia waiia Eagles are dlshins up tho
same CLASSY style OF football that they
played In high school. and showing the
lust what kind OF football Sc
attic high school students play.
(.haucc. ara that uoh fsovbo,, ~. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
CARPENTER
SAILS

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-CeorEss
Carpenter has sailed for home fol-
lowing the signing for his bout
with Jack Dempsey NEXT year.
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Time b caugns By the tail moee
often than by the forelock.
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MELBOURNE. Nov, s-rhs Nsw
South Wales legislative assembly
has fixed . tax on admission tickets
TO all race tracks within 20 miles Of
Sydney. II Ia expected to yield
81. 200. 900 annually.
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Good sportsmanship was never 20
evident among high school players as
that which was displayed In the Frank
lin Broadway game Friday.
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are knocked out. injured. and inca.
pacitsted and no good TO q team. :
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And che last round was only ~
uuintlfeS