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Evening star., 1922-10-05
GIANTS NOW FAVORITES
IN WALL STREET BETTING

NEW YORK, October 5.-With
the first game OF the series safely
tucked away. the Giants became
the favorites in Wall street betting
yesterday afternoon. Before yes
terday's game the odds had been
on the Yankees Mt figures ranging
from to 8 down to IL to 10. Last
night, however. w. l.. Darnell
& Co. placed 5000 against $500
ON the Giants to win, the series.
At the same time a bet Of $l.1OO
was made against u 900 that the
Yankees would win today's en-
counter. There was plenty OF
money back Of the McGraw outfit
to win today, hut most of 1t was
held for odds Of to 8.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

ever pitch in a world series for The
New York American League Club.
Mays can fool the Giants if he
! doesn't fool himself. II he gets petu
liant he Is likely to cross his team.
his catcher and the world generally.
Hoyt can beat the Giants Il hs will
stick close to the line and not try to
play the game alone. and if Jones
were all right physically he could
hand more to the New York Nation
ais than any pitcher that Huggins
has.
Giants in n Qunndary.
What will the Giants do? 1t doesn't
look like Ryan. 1t isn't in the least
| certain that Ryan will get chance
Barnes and Scott appear next in line
4 Ihis Scott is good pitcher. Gin
clnnati would almost have won the
championship with him if they had
kept him and nursed him along
That was one on Moran. Barnes
game to have him bowl along all
right. unless his arm suddenly re-
lakes on Kim.
When Barnes went in last year to
relieve Toney the situation was just
right for him. He knew that he
would not be blamed il the game was
lost. because the first man in had
made the trouble, and that he would
be handy boy with chicken for din
ner II he won. He likes games of
that kind.
The great plays of the first game
were the catches of line drives by
Young and Frisch. Either of them
meant destruction for the Giants If
they got away. The breaks of the
game were with the Giants. 1t was
not case of either team outplaying
the other. The result was simply a
| feeler as to what eif ect IT will have
on the Ianks when they go in for a
| hight again. If IT stirs them up il
may mean that once more the team
Which wins the first game does not
| necessarily win the series.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

had all the earmarks of a safety. but
Young sprinted in. speared the ball
while sliding in an upright position
and tossed to Frisch at second. dou-
bling up Meusel, who was dashing to
score on the supposed hit. The
Giants were passive in their half.
. 1t was Witt who paved the way ior
the frst tally of the game and series,
in the sixth when he slashed liner
CONTINUED on Page 81, Column 80
Evening star., 1922-10-05

the opening of the fifth and snuffed
the best scoring opportunity the
Yanks had had thus far Bob Meusel
led OF with torrid tap through Ban
croft that was recorded as hit. and
moved up on Schang's neat bunt. A
pass to Ward. the first issued in the
pastime. put 1t up to Scott, a danger
Gus batsman in a pinch. Everett con-
nected for q short looper to right that
Evening star., 1922-10-05
PLAY FOR COUNTY TITLE.

Base ball teams of Mount Rainier.
Maryland Park and Landover are to
play for the championship of Prince
Georges county. Md. The first two
named are to meet Sunday to decide
the county independent title and
the winner will encounter Landover.
county league pennant team, in a
three-Rame series.
Evening star., 1922-10-05
RESUME SERIES TODAY.

MOBILE. Ala. October 5-After
two days of intermediate rains and
overcast skies, ideal weather is pre-
dicted for the fifth game. betweer
the Mobile Bears. conquerors of the
Fort Worth, Texas League cham
pions. and the Tulsa Oilers. scheduled
this afternoon. The series stand.
two to one in favor of Tulsa.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

Yankees -. T.. o o 0 o ! Q %
Giants ........ 0 o o 0 o x-3
Three-hase hits-Grob, Witt. Sacrifices
nad bancroft: Young and Frisch: Scott. Ward
and ppp: Frisch and Kelly. Left on 6ases=
Rush (Trohl; on Nchf (WardD Struck out
By Bush. s kelly. Young. E. MeuseD; by
Nrhf. ruth. R. Meusel. Pippl: by Ryan 2
witt, RUTH. by Hoyt 2 (Kelly. Stengde.
Hits-oT Nehf. in 7 innings: of Ryan. In
innings; OF Bush. II In innings tnone out;
on hasesl of Hoyt, none in inning Passed
ball-schang. Winning pitcherfRyan. Losing
pitchnr-Bush Umpires-Mr KLEIN (Sa-
tionaD. umpire-in-chief at plate; Mr. Hide
INationan, second base; Mr. Owens (Ameri-
cam third base Time of game hours 8
minutes.
Evening star., 1922-10-05
HUGMEN, HOWEVER, SURE
TWIRLING WILL PREVAIL
Still Figure They Have Immense Edge on Rivals in
Hurting Winning First Game, Though,
Gives McCrawites Big Advantage.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

EW YORK October 5Ahough the Giants pitching Art Neh
M to the of the 1922 world
they eputed other hrstca finger,
snatched from the odds
Yankees the the
minimizing
their and that registered the
Toe
games
psychological
fall
beginning
the that
oyt Mays and Jones boxmen who far higher
Mcluian and whom be
Nehi sufficiently rested work Yankee
uhabe
ability of the Hugmen ultimately to land
Evening star., 1922-10-05
|DOWNED NEHF LAST YEAR
ON LOTS FEWER SAFETIES
Fact That Giants Could Go Scoreless for Seven In.
nings and Then Carry Off Victory Is Shock
to American Leaguers.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK. October 5What Higgins will do pitching
i VI line todays biggest question mark
The Yank leader put Hoyt relieve Bush it's true.
Waite did should affect him game
Shawkey
four pitchers but Higgins realizes he great
making his because this peculiarly constituted
the American League in New York needs the
nearly
the Yanks get of their and anthropc attacks
in Of
them In the of they would the
would shine for them but series OF they
converted the gloomiest o. Gloomy
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
SHEEHAM DEAL NOT
] CLOSED WITH REDS

4 After everybody around this terri
tory starts to look wise and get ready
to watch Tommy Sheehan perform
in the big leagues with Pat Moran's
famous Cincinnati Reds. there comes
the disappointing words that maybe
Tommy won't get in the majors after
gil. According to August Hermann,
president of the Cincy club, the Shee-
han deal Is still pending.
Tom and RUDE Benton were orig.
inally scheduled to leave St. Paul
American association for another try.
out In the big show. The deal where.
ny ST. Paul acquires Benton has al.
ready been made but Sheehan deal
is raising quite squabbie.
st. Paul is demanding a goodly
sum for Tommy. who was the ace
ofFtheir last years hurting staff. The
Red management feels confident OF
securing the local boy. but Is deter
mined to get him just as cheap as
possible. Hermann knows the value
OF Tommy, but like all other good
magnates he tries to get them at his
price. n 4 a
However, no one Of Sheehan's ad.
mirers should become nervous be-
cause their idol hasn't climbed the
ladder Tor he is sure to get up there.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
THURSDAY. DECEMBER n. isa2.

supper will be served at q o'clock.
Each one Is requested to bring one
article of food. raw
The Christmas cantalyz, Hope az the
World" will he given In the Commpn-
ity Home, Christmas eve, by the Hard.
ing Sunday school, A literary pro.
gram will also be given. Every one
Is invited to attend. 49,
The next dance In the Community
House viii be given Friday evening,
will furnish the music.
December Goth. Hentrichs Orchestra
Everyone In the vicinity Is urged to
come TO the men and boys supper In
the Community House. New Years
night. January 1st The men will do
all the work and serving. Come and
see how well they can cook. "A pro-
gram Will be given after the supper.
Eats will be ready at o'clock.
ISIS Agnes Tydeman, of Ottawa, spent
ondny and Tuesday at the home Of DR..
Larry. VS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
WOMAN TOURNEY is
CAUSING MUCH WORRY

The problem OF reducing the size
Of the field OF contestants in cham.
pionship tournaments In the future
has arisen in women's golf just as
il has in mems. One OF the ques.
tons before the United States Golf
association that has occasioned
much thought during the last few
years has been how to limit the
field in the two tournaments it con-
ducts for the men-the amateur and
the, open-to those who belong"
Reduction OF the handicap limit has
been the method used to diminish
the number of contestants in the
amateur, while arrangements for two
qualifying rounds Zone in the east
and the other in the westl the best
seventy-fye scores and ties in each
section TO he eligible. is expected to
bring about the desired results in
the open.
Now come the women with plan
for the reduction or the field in
their championship TO be played at
the Westchester Biltmore country
club. Rye, y. Y, next summer At
the annual meeting Of the women's
committee OF the United States Golf
association, held at White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va. following the ma
tional championship tournament,
plan looking forward to the 1923
tournament We're discussed and an
nouncement is now made by Cor
nelius Lee, secretary OF the golf as
sociation, that in addition to the 9th
or present qualifications, the entries
for next years tourney will be re-
stristed to women players having
handicap of / to II.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
GRAND RAPIDS

Don't forget the community Christ.
mas program and treat to be given az
the town hall Friday evening, Dec.
%. The program will begin at 8 p.
m Santa Claus will be present and
there will be treat for all.
Mr. and Mrs John Glenn and fami.
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. y. p. Wakey, and
family and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Scharfenberg and family
OF Galesburg. attended the wedding
of Miss Laura Glenn and Mr.. Reno
Snyder, both OF Streator. Thursday
afternoon at the Evangelical church
in Streator.
Mr.. Huns Kohler of Chicago is Wis.
iting at the Charles OFT Jr. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Scharfen-
berg and family OF Galesburg are
week end guests at the r. P. Wakey
home
Miss Eileen Fenton spent Saturday
evening in Ottawa, the guest OF her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs II. X.
Maggie. ~eYlTm
Mr., and Mrs, o. f. Kuhns enter.
tanned members OF the Joe Kuhn fam.
lily Sunday.
Alr. and Mrs. John Glenn and FAM
lily ate dinner at the F.. p. Wakey
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hagle and
son Howard spent Sunday in Ransom
the guests OF relatives
Misses Nellie and Velma Wakey
attended the party at the Walter
Hayward home. north of town. Sat
urday afternoon. The affair was
shower in honor OF Miss Leota' N.Y.
ers.
About twenty young ladies' met at
the town hall Sunday afternoon to
practice various numbers of the
Christmas program. The nature OF
these numbers is something differ
ent and unique so come and see
them.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21

It's about time for crack team to
wear the Red and White jersey.
over at Luther college in the camp
OF Brynstadt hopes run sky high for
crack team. Like Ottawa the col.
lege did little In the preliminary SEES
sions except play few practice
games, every one OF which resulted
In victory.
Brynstadt has not as yet made his
complete schedule out which is due
to the fact that he is holding open
a date to play the local high school,
While the college desires a week end
date II is probale that the game will
have to be played mid.week for ev.
cry weekend is practically filled up
for the locals, Recently only two
week'ends were held open one for
long trip. the other to play Joliet or
some other crack team.
The followers OF the Ottawa high
will he glad to hear that Percy Smell
OF Aurora has been signed to oftlciate
in all OF the home games and he will
also do the work In many OF the To-
Gals out of town games. Smell is n
good official and always gives q
square deal in the games he otficiates
In.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
BASKETBALL TEAMS
ABANDON IRA ming
DURING H 0L|DAYS
O. n. IS. AND p. V. /. c. SQUADS
GIVE up PRACTICE UNTIL AZ.
TER CONCLUSION OF CHRIST
MAS VACATION.

Training rules were suspended al
both the Luther college and Ottawa
high school this week when the bas'
ketball squads Of those respective in
situations stopped practice until az
ter the holiday vacation. The lads
across the river quit training Tues
day while at Ottawa the practice was
stopped last night.
When the squad at the local high
school returns Immediately after New
Years II will be for several days Of
hard work for Saturday. Jan. 6. the
fast Spring Valley high school will
come here to do battle with the 10.
cal team. Spring Valley has, accord.
Ing TO dope that floats far ahead.
the best basketball team ever turn.
ed out In the little mining town in
Bureau county Last week they took
Princeton into camp and they have
won thei rdrst three games played SO
when they trek up here. Ottawa Ia
duo To met some enemy.
Then y fact that will cripple Otta.
wa considerably will be just ono
weeks workout before the big com.
ing game, Don Wiley, while very
light for a first team man. according
to Coach Newberg. Is due to play q
good deal of basketball because OF
his unerring basket eye, However.
John Christopher one OF the best
looking candidates on the squad has
been hampered by a bad leg nearly
all of the preliminary practice sea.
son. This fact makes II practically
certai nthat Christopher will be UNI
able to get in shape until after the
first few games.
If hard luck does not get in the
Ottawa gym and spill all the hopes
indications point to not hammer
team but a fair one that will out
shine those of the last couple OF
years. Local fans are hoping for
fast five as it has been many moons
since Ottawa has been able to turn
out a crack basketball team as most
o. the qu.ntets hailing from here
seem to be mediocre, so it looks like
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
N MINNEAPOLIS BUILDS
MONSTER SKI SLIDE

Minneapolis, MINI, Dec. sl.--V'ork
has begun on the 1oO-soot s.e7l ski
slide AT Glenwood PARK her. ON
which slie,s OF the country win mar.
ticiuste In the national ski tourno.
mont m ha bel3 In .5ipnaonolis Eab
"a and II
Co-operatirg with the hoard NJ mari,
.,mmissioners Tho NunicinoI S,-i rIrh
= NinnaanoIie snd tho Odin cl,b an.
me- local organization have snb-
,,bn5 tow ri tt,a eviction NJ the
- Tho .,rrnorr ~ VII he o.,
=, rnFer the arsnices ~ tho thrao
ia
~. ,.. ......;.r @ of ., no o,,a-
A.. n bs ~ bovs, natfo~o
y ~ -~ hin ~ bo
.-s. &. r.-s =, ~" 81 ir,e ~
att. So -.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
XIII HARRIS CLEARS
DECKS FOR HIS BIG
PROGRAM T R|DAY.
MARsEiLLEs BOUTS TO DRAW
HEAVILY FROM ALL PARTS OF
/ COUNTY = SIX MATCHES ON
CARD.

Tomorrow night at $3.50 500 of
La Sale countys real honest to good.
ness fight fans are expected 10 be
jaeated around the arena In the Amer
team Legion hall at Marseilles to wit
ness the first Christmas boxing par
" staged by Johnny Harris. who
hopes 10 build up an athletic club
Ia Marseilles. 1t will also be one
OF the first chances La Sale county
fans have to witness a boxing ex.
hibiuon in long time.
%gUpon the card will appear the best
fighters OF this locality and no doubt
some OF tho best glove artists In the
state. Thirty-four rounds OF scien'
tific boxing have been scheduled.
"A brief review of the card for the
much talked OF fights will let anyone
who follows the game know that a
real card 10 on deck for the fans who
wend their way into Harris arena in
The paper city.
In the opening bout, which is a
four round preliminary, the clash OF
the gong will bring together wild
Buck" Grigiione OF Marseilles. and
X. o. Sweede, of n. B. c. The two
men, both middleweights. will tear
mp things for four rounds. The 9th
preliminary which is also a four
round acair. will Sc "Bad Dick" Dog
lilo OF Matchtown. tangling up with
young" Luner, a highly recommend
ed fighter from Moline. These men
are welterweights and viii tip the
beam ct 40 the day OF the fights.
Three six round affairs will act as
semi windups to the big event Of the
night. The first six round bout will
bring together Eight John" Toneil-
II OF Paper City and Battling Skoo-
ner" OF Ottawa The men at rs
pounds are featherweights but are
expected to show some real stuff. In
the second six rounder Tommy
Jones'" the Pride of Marseilles, will
take on BILLY Scud-Moore." the Ter
ror of Morris. The fighters who
chalk up 13S pounds of muscle and
are classed as featherweights are
expected to put up one OF the best
battles on the card which will be
grudge affair.
The final six rounder will bring
together Johnny kid Harris Of New
York City, and "Bab" Toneilli, broth
err of Fight John Toneilli, who has
been training diligently for the past
two months for Fridays fight. The
little men are fyweights and viii
weigh in at 109.
AS a windup on the card Billy"
Gerber, the best in Streator and Nip
per" Donaldson of Ottawa will do
battle. Both are lightwelghts and
will hit 155 pounds or forfeit their
cush to Harris.
The advance sale of tickets is re-
ready large blocks have been sent to
Streator, Morris and Ottawa for the
ported to be unusually large and al.
fans who will follow their idols to
the MarseiIles ring.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
FREEDOM

A pretty home wedding occurred ut
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Paul A.
Schmidt. Tuesday. December 18th, at
nooa, when Mrs. Schmidts sister, Miss
Edith M, Heath. became the bride of
Mr. Charles W. Nicholson, of Shah
bon. The bride is highly accom-.
pllshed and capable young woman and
has made many friends In this yicin-
ity. The groom is young farmer
and Is very highly spoken OF By all
whwo know him. They will make their
home on farm near Shabbona. We
extend congratulations and best wish.
eS.
The Freedom Gun Club met last
Wednesday evening and elected Off
GERS. Joe Arentsen was elected presi-
dent. Dan Warren, vice president and
Fay e. Cody, Secretary.Treas.
The little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar olbertson ia quite sich with
measles.
Russell Brienon has recovered from
an attack OF appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jameson
visited at the Merton jameson home
in Ottawa. Sunday.
Mrs Henry Arentsen and daughter,
Lillian, visited at the Cant home, in
Ottawa, Monday aud Tuesday.
Rev Mortvedt OF Ottawa, will preach
in the Freedom Lutheran church Sun.
day morning. December gath They Will
have their Christmas exercises in the
evening.
Fay Cody has gone to Ottawa and
viii work in the Danielson garage Tor
awhile.
The Eastern Star will hold their an
nual election OF officers Wednesday
evening, December 21th. A pot-luct
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
Evil in Debt.

Debt is the prolific mother OF folly
ard crime.-Disraell.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21

Deed Is Like the Thought.
If we think big thoughts. we are
likely 10 do big things.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
ROTH HIT M0 WITH
WESTERN LEAGUE

Charley Roth is sure some hitter
and it is no wonder the Sioux City
is sorry over his loss for the Ottawa
man while on leave to them early in
the 1922 season clouted the pill for
an average OF 40 while with the
Western League club. On his home
lot he knocked out enough hingles
to lead the home team with an aver
age Of 407. proving his ability as a
real king Of swat"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21

Work on the reconstruction Of the
Cubs park has been started The
plans reveal the new park to be one
OF tho finest.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21

II the Reds do not win the National
League pennant in 1923 din pici1ies
and prctzels will be selling for a cent
ton In Cincinnati.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
The Course of Time.

A cartOonist pictures Time carrying
gols stick instead Of the usual
scythe. Judging from the di"ots he
scoops from the top of orr heads. the
old fellow is a dub golfer though OF
ccu . he manages 10 putt us all into
hole at last Roston Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
Chinese Lead Of Great Purity.

One Of the industries in connection
with the tea trade is the collection OF
the lead with which tea-chests are
lined. There are many uses for it. It
y found valuable in making the best
Rlua bfa solder.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
Little Smoke There.

The air is so clear in Zululand that
objects of fair size can be distin-
guished at a distance of seven or eight
miles by starlight.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
! SPORT souIss.

There is a difference In men. Pets
Donohue, the Red pitcher. has quit his
Moran, while Ownle Carroll, the Holy
Cross pitching star, refuses to sign
Win enc or tho sciera! major league
his course In 1923.
o.
San Antonio, Texas.--A campaign
was started here, backed by President
II. j. Banson CT the San Antonio Texas
League baseball club, To raise fund
OF several thousand dollars lor n.
ecti9a 'cf ttAS AoWlmt u over IN"
tnI ore, 'r the IRE test pitchers
log t-a'.at N"ts'' tiso d. e ed tu-
ft'e4io N, gas Tr'tt l9
.W'tl '2gS Here .v' Hi, q ied - =
CsN 10 ~ AGTEou bAi. u. V W ~ sSil
DO ~, ,rom ~hich toe famous
name had almost been eifaced by time.
have tho Boston h2d SoN open Louis
yilles new S2ao'toV PARK Win an exili'
hiucn game on April D. Inc Ola
'ouisNille park was destroyed rev
.
Yale may hold National a. a. U
swimming meets III It's pool this sea-
SON
pire sports program AZ tne great e@'
hibition Ia LEMON IN is-f'
o
lWlutn, MINI Jlullny W A., sta'
player on the Duluth =. 81 hockey
League team, died AZ MS nome more
AFTER prief illness
o.
John scott, the Grants picturesque
pitch Y. Is at MS nome near purnah.
N. O., waiting for the season 10 open
to get IN there and win Dali games
o
University OF Cahiornia are fasins
coast footbaii champions lot 'Aa 1hii7'
%
Bob Hnllaee, famous oid'tme IN
fielder. one time the premier OF snort
stops, siFIsd 70 coach tne Snicsso
Cub i1neiders.
feated retired worlds single scull
champion, will row in active cpmpet-
ttion next season in doubles with Paul
Costello.
%
Savanna has invited prominent major
league baseball teams TO come there
for spring training in 1928.
o.
Indianapolis, Ind-The indianapolis |
baseball club Of the American Associa- !
ton will have a new home. IL became
known when Mayor Lew Shank an
nouncad thar nine acres of land, own !
ed by The city, had been leased to the /
club ~he lease includes an option to
purchase the land The club plans to !
erect a modern plant, but has set no |
definite time Tor relinquishing its pres
emit pSrk.
o.
Yps,tanti, Mich.-Hopes were held |
for the recovery of Bernard Kirk. Uni I
versty of Michigan football star, In
lHTeI III an dutOtHUuiAc dSSAOcul AciS
Kirk an all-American end, sustained a /
fracture d skull.
o.
San Francisco. Cal.--High battint
syerages were made 1922 BY three
Pacific Coast Baseball League star
" lie kamm, Jimmy OCOnneli ana |
Sam Hale who go to the majors next
spring ct high sale prices, ACCORDING
10 the league records made public her
by President ]. II. Mccarthy
kamm, san Francisco third base |
man, led his club with an average o |
342 He was seventh among the
league hitters. kamm was sold to the
Hale, Portland third sacker, who |
goes to the Philadelphia Americans for |
$4,000 in cash and players, was third |
among the league hitters with per
centage OF .30S,
OConnell, San Francisco outfelder |
who was sold to the New York Giants |
for $4,000, was tenth on the list with |
an average OF 1886.
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