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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-31

Afternoon Game
New York. $50 040 060-16 rs /
Philadelphia. 202 O20 DO Z II 0
Nehf and Snyder: Weinert, Belts,
Baumgartner, Pinto, Sullivan and
Peters.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
ROB EPSTEIN OF
MONEY, JEWELRY.

CONTINUED from First PaseO
the building. leading into a corri-t
dor. once inside. the burglars RAM
sacked the house and store. Evident-
~ they wanted only money and such
articles as could easily be pawned'
as nothing else was disturbed.
The cash register in the store was
broken open and robbed OF SIS in
charge. Bureau drawers were fore
ed open with a chisel and the con-
tents dumped on the floor. the burg
lars picking out only such articles as
could easily be disposed OF at pawn
shops.
The damage TO the door. mutilat-
ed bureau drawers, and to the cash
register will amount TO not less than
$50.
The Bureau OF Police was notified
by Mr. Epstein as soon as he discov-
cred the robbery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
NEWS ODDITIES

Methods - committing crime are
indexed in England upon the prin-
ciple-that a criminal usually uses
the same ideas in all his work and
perpetrators OF peculiar deeds thus
are quickly found
A foreign motor car firm adver-
tises as a refinement OF luxury that
the windows OF lis ears are made
OF Purdah glass. and while the oc-
cupants are able 10 see outside In a
subdued light they themselves are
invisible"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
FOR RENT.
PROFESSIONAL
MUSIC FURNISHED.

VICTROLA MUSIC FURNISHED FOR
lodge or any other entertainments; So
per night. Apply 217 Monroe street. or
Delaware Hospital Boiler Rooms
dec6-im. WN. J. BURGETN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
PUBLIC SALE.
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING

December IL


People born under Sagittarius are
constantly busy and alert? Those
born in a less active sign cannot I'M
derstand this constant industry, and
they frequently quarrel with these
people. Sometimes these workers
are very fond of their achievements
and are exceedingly happy over
them. II people criticise and do not
properly appreciate their labor, these
people become very morose and I'M
happy.
The Sagittarius person who has
not had the proper training in gov
erning faults, always aims in his
anger at the vulnerable spot OF his
enemy and IS reasonably sure to hit
the mark. In his anger he is usual
ly cruel.
The governing planet Of this date
is Jupiter, and the birthstone is a
turquoise.
Watch the Want Ads carefully
and industriously this coming week,
IL YOU wish TO buy or sell second
hand furniture. 1t will be featured
in the Want Ada --.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
NEWARK NEWS NOTES

specTaT % The Evening journal.
NEWARK. Dec. 1.-THE Wo-
mems Auxiliary OF st. Thomas
Episcopal Church will meet tomor-
row afternoon At the home OF Mrs.
William r. Hayes on Delaware ave-
nue..
Charles Walton. one Of the oldest
members Of Hiram Lodge. A. F. and
a. ". Of Newark. Is IN at his home
near Iron Hin.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
TWO LEWE.S FIRENIEN
HURT FIGHTING BLAZE
, Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
LEwES. Dec. 12-Fire that Is
supposed TO have originated from a
defective flue. destroyed the home
OF Mrs. Lemuel Palmer. at o'clock
yesterday morning. In fighting the
flames. two OF the local firemen, w.
DIVA Prettyman and Carlton Tracy,
were injured when cornice fell
from the house. striking them In the
face. The former. who was on a lad
der, was knocked 10 the ground. lie
was taken to the Beebe Hospital
where his wounds were dressed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING soLICIToR-Experi-
enced only need apply. sos Shipley
street deco-u.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12

light storage room
for furniture Gawthrop Storage Ware
buse, Inc, 7O5 Orange st. Phone 70.
mari6-t-t-s-1yr.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
COMEDY GROWS
FROM SCANDAL"
Garrick Players in Good
Presentation of CoSmo
Hamilton Play
MISS SMITH AND MIR.
GRIPS IN CAST
THE Scandal" a
comedy by Cosmo Hamilton.
Staged by Albert Lando
Nun Tsaeus


Pewsey Herbert Treitel
Sutherland Norke.......... Ben Hadheld
Malcolm Fraser. .-.........D David Calls
Pelham Franklin. Herman Grips
be2triN Nanderyko ......... Lee Smith
Mrs. Henry Nanderyke. Helton
Miss Honoria Nanderyke. Rose Hubner
Major Barnet Thatcher. e.. II. stevens
Reggie Walterhouse. Frances Wrigley
The Wilmington Players. with
Miss Lee Smith and Herman Crlpps
In the leading roles. are presenting
scandal this week at the Garrick.
The com edy seems TO be well adapt
ed 10 the talent OF both Miss Smith
and Mr.. Grips. Miss Smith Is Civ
en- an opportunity 10 show her abil-
ny in a part which calls for vlvac-
ity and whlmlcal humor. Her lines
are Astounding in bright and satlri-
cal sayings.
Grips is the masterful lover.
which part calls for certain
amount OF dignity and not a little
humor. lie takes the part OF Pei
ham Franklin.
The story Of Scandal" Is built
around the visit OF Beatrix Wander
dyke TO the studio Of Switzerland
York. an artist Of rather shady rep
utation. Bestrlx wanted a peek
Into Bohemia and she received 70.
But the Town Tattler" received
word OF the visit and printed IL.
From that the seed Of Scandal" Is
sown. and the family OF Beatrix de-
scends on her for defaming the fam
ily name.
The comedy situations are fur
nished by the method Beatrix fol-
lows 10 escape the result OF her
emperamental indiscretion. The
comedy throughout Is quite laugh
able. The ending has been ingen-
iouslv created by the writer.
The work Of the entire cast Yves
commendable. Scandal" was re-
ceived by large audience last
night. u will he presented all week.
with matinees tomorrow and Sat
urdsy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
HOUSE PAINTING

HOUSE PAINT1NG-Save the surface
and YOU save an James keenan,
1905 w 18th 81. Phone 7392-W.
nsre-Iyr.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
STORAGE.

RIVATD ROOMS for household goods.
10. f. Lang Co. 1905 Orange street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12

Buzzards weigh only one-half
poupnd TO each square foot OF wing
surface. The albatross over three
pound TO each squar foot OF wing
face.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12

BAKER-Erthal Bakery. Chestnut and
Van Buren ste decl1-2t.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12
CATHOLIC INDOOR LEAcrr

Tonluhts Schedule
81. Ann at X. Of C., Tenth and West
streets
ST Thomas at ST. Mary. Sixth and
Pine streets
Pioneer az ST. Benedict. Tenth and
Madison streets
Brownson al ST. Patrick. Fourteenth
and French streets.
GlnmHlnn. NJ The rrl.a M.
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BARBER-Apply 4lS East Fourth st.
- decll-2t
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

FOOLS FIRST"-Mrs. John c. PEN
newell Lyle Apis. Eighth and West
SITS, will call at the advertising depart
ment OF The Evening Journal for two
tlckets on the MAJESTIC.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-12

boo RUGS AND CARPETS TO CLEAN
Geo. Il. Lang Co., 1908 orange ST.
In2S-tf.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Omaha Eleyens
Resume Training

Oinaha's six football teams. Creigh
ton, Omaha university, Tech, Central
South and Creighton High, Will re
sumo practice this afternoon for their
scheduled contests next Saturday
All but Omaha university have games
TO be played this week.
Coach Mac" Baldrige and his az
slstant, Chick" Neville, will start
preparing the Hilltoppers for their
coming game with Marquette. With
the exception Of Paynter, the Creigh-
ton gridsters emerged from the Des
Moines game in fairly good physical
condition.
Tech plays the strong Lincoln team
Saturday Coaches Drummond and
White have a hard week mapped out
for the Tech gridsters. Their 10 to 0
defeat by Beatrice last week means
that there will be plenty OF work each
afternoon for the Tech men.
Coach Schmidt has several new
plays he expects 70 teach his men
this week. Saturday Central plays
North Des Moines and Schmidt is pre-
pairing for hard game.
Coach Patton is not planning on
firing" any Of his first stringers
since the Packers defeated Nebraska
City by comfortable score last week.
South plays Council Bluffs In the
Bluffs this week and Patton will start
tuning up his machine this afternoon.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Maroons Tackle
Tigers in Classic

Chicago, oct. PA. AIonzo St9gg
veteran master mechanic In the con
structlon ~ football machines at the
University of Chicago, today began
an intricate oyerhauling Of his Ma.
rooms In preparation for the Prince
ton game, the country's leading foot
ball attraction next Saturday,
Despite chlcagos clean record Of
three vietorlee, two Of them IN west
ern conference games and the other
over Georgia, Stage is not satisfied
With the Maroons, who are In for a
vigorous going over this week.
Six teams OF the Big Tcn--two Of
them leaders in the championship
race, will risk their conference stand.
ings next Saturday Bob Zuppke +
Illlni, who gent the dope bucket spin.
ming last Saturday by holding Iowa
to an TO Z score, meets Michigan,
wbose victory over Ohio State placed
them In the first division. Iowa plays
Purdue and the Minnesota Gophers,
who barely landed in the first diW.
sion by getting a 7 to tie with
Northwestern, meet the Buckeyes.
These are the only conference games
on next Saturdays schedule.
Wisconsin and Northwestern are
idle, and Indiana, tailenders Of the
second division, meets the Michigan
Aggies
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Football Experts of East Puzzled
Over Shift Used by Centre Team

lished regulations. including the newly
clarified rule on shin plays which has
been made sufficiently clear by the
rules committee Of the intercollegiate
Football association ~ be universally
interpreted 10 prevent all but one man
on On attacking team IN motion be.
fore the ball ~ passed. Those who
saw the Harvard Centre game Satar.
day know that the lock step shift IL
effective, even II they aren't quite
clear why II should be more democrat.
izing 10 q team on the defense than
the more common shift plays are.
Being new, II had the element Of
surprise, not only 10 the spectators
but TO the Harvard team, which re.
CURED number ~ plays TO accustom
Itself 10 the strange sight Of a whole
team marching. hand Oh shoulder and
n the approved Sing Sing style, and
then trooping back before the ball
was snapped
The one objection raised against
the lock.step shift seems TO be the
time II requires. particularly when
the quarterback adds an extra figure
TO hls signals and the whole team
fronts" and right abouts' with the
precision Of troop OF circus zouaves.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Players Union Will Receive Little Support From Chicago Magnates
Baseball Was Just as "Rabbitty"
M,GN,TEs TALK ABOUT BALI. PURE BUNK
As Ever During the 1922 Season

bitty" - ever. II was some task u
turn in worthwhile pitching feats.
The greatest pitching feat Of the sea.
son was 20 tho credit Of Charlie Rob.
ortson ~ the Chicago White soI.
This young man emnlated those rare
old STARS OF other days, who turned
ia no run. no hi,, no man reach frst
games. Robertsonr gnms was un.
doubleday the best In baseball history.
rs he came through IN his FIRST Year
IN tho big time, while the others. who
had won their way into tho hall OF
fame by similar pitching achievs.
menls. were veterans Of the ART, The
Detroit Tigers were Robertson's VIC.
Tins on April &c. Probably 20 prove
that he was not nuke pitcher. two
months after his nohit game, Robert.
son held the Boston Red sox 10 two
base blows
Jess Barnes, pitching hero Of the
1921 world series when he finished
two games for the New York Giants
that Fred ToBey had started aud won
both times, also pitched A no hit game.
with the phlllios ss his victims, but
his WAS not FIRST cousin affair TO
Robcrtson's effort.
While the National league led In
ono hit performances. the American
league had the call IN two hit and
three bit games, strangely enough
u fell TO the lot Of Bil Doak Of the
81 Louis Cardinals 10 pitch both ono.
hii contests Dook II the pitcher Of
whom II II said that had he hurled
the same article of ball during 1872
NJ the year previous, tho Cardinals,
instead ~ the Giants, would have won
the pennant. The Giants were
Dooks first victims Of almost btless
ball, Bll downing McGraw's crowd
with lone hit on MAY IL Two
months and two days later he handed
the poor Phlllies the same dose.
There were 10 two hlt games IN the
American 10 FIVE In the National,
while the Johnsonian organization
pitchers saw the 3 three hit perform:
ances hung up IN The National and
passed il by by three
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
FOOtBaIlFaCtS
WOrthknOWlfl6
DY sol h9Iz52'

"a Team has fourth down on op-
pon"nts' l0yafd line. Ball IN passed
10 halfhack llalfback fumbes ball It
rolls out Of bounds aud his end rush
feeovers &c Il This first down for
lhis team nj point bail went out "
bounds?
A. First down for opponents where
the ball crossed the side lines. Iiulc
II. section l.
a. Winner Of toss decides to re.
ceive kickoff Which team selects the
choice Of goals2 Rules do not seem
clear 10 me on this point.
A. The winner has the choice Of
goal or kickoT. II he fakes kickoff
his opponent has the choice Of goals.
II he selects goal, rival must kickoff.
Rule Z, section
q. A punts from behind goal line.
Ball strikes q player Of team a one
yard beyond goal line and bounds
back over goal line. Does bah 80 10
opponents, with penalty for II striking
odside player. or is II n safety or
touchdown depending on which team
RECEIVERS II behind goal line?
A. " team A RECEIVERS ball il IL
given 10 team u on the l2.yard line
for first down. being awarded half
the distance TO the goal line for pen.
atty inside OF the vineyard line. n
team 4 RECEIVERS ball behind oppo.
nents' goal line, II IL ruled q touch.
down for them. Rule ~, section 2.
q Can a team be penalized II Il
runs a play With seven men on the
line ~ acrlumage and halfback but
half "A yard behind ~
A. All that rule 8. section ! re-.
aIires IL that seven men be on the
line Of scrImmage when ball is put in
play.
q. A defensive player strikes for
ward pass and knocks II high into air
and over eide line. An offensive
player catches ball after It crosses
side line. II II his BALI
A. No. The play Is ruled nm IN.
complete pass. Rule IS. section =.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24

player is the one who viii lap at
The plan.
Captain Charley Hollocher ~ the
cubs said that he has talked the mat.
ter over with several of tho players
and they have agreed to Keep clear
~ the union II don't see any ad'
vantage IN joining Hollocher snid,
for I haven't had any trouble with
either owners Or manager"
BaHebal Commissioner r. NJ Lam.
dis doesn't seem 10 think the
union plan. even II formed, viii cut
much of swath IN baseball's nd.
yancement. President Heydler Of the
National league and President Ban
johnson u the American league also
are Indifferent 10 the organization.
But several " the eastern mag.
mates have come out fiat on the rub.
1ect President Charles " Ebbets
~ the Brooklyn club has declared that
he VIII fight the union TO his bottom
dollar John McGfaw and Charles n.
stoneham ~ the Giants don't think
the plan VIII 20 through, but are
ready TO buck IL, while Col Huston
and Col. Rupert, Joint owners " the
Yankees, have declared themselves
ready 20 no 10 war n any of their
players, upon Joining tho union, kick
~ their heels.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
"Cake Eaters" and
"Tea Hounds" Play
on NOfre Dame Grid

south Bend, Ind, Oct. 23.-Knute
RoeI'ne, University Of Notre Dame
football mentor, would make good
as = theatrical producer, the foot.
ball fans here declare. Rockne
gave the spectators at the NOtre
Dame.Depanw game here last Sat.
urday some entertainment from the
kickoff until the final play. lie
filled In the infermissiOn between
halves with u burIesque entitled
football in 1880" The opposing
teams were the Cake Eaters"
dressed in clown suits and the Tea
Hounds" attircd In frOck coats,
derby hats. athletic underwear, pink
shoulder pads and striped hose. A
slap on the wrist WAS the equiya.
lent Of diving tacIds.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Lands Mails Out
More Players Checks

Chicago, Oct. 23.--Checks totalling
s37. 0s9fG. representing the amount
awarded TO the members OF the CIrcin.
natl National and st. Louis American
league baseball clubs. for finishing the
pennant race in second place, today
were sent ont by Baseball Commission.
er lands Each club was given siS 5fs..
80, representing one.half OF the 60
per cent balance after the world
series contenders had been paid and
the II per cent allowed the commits
sloner's office had been deducted,
The 81 Louis clubs share was split
into IS shares, 10 ot the players get
Ting 1882 4 each and nine getting
s6G2.43
The Cincinnati clubs share wis
divided into rs fun shares Of s7l3 81
and sGth share which was split into
four parts IN amounts ranging from
s7l 80 10 si277s
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Wilson Highest
Point Recorder

New York, oct 20, Harry Wilson
veteran Pennsylvania state halfback,
leads individual scorers in college foot.
bail ranks for the early season games
with S. points. ono more than Jimmy
KobertsOD. Carnegie Tech quarter
back. Both scored twice IN Satur.
Days games and brought their total
u toncbdOwps 10 nine apiece. WI.
son gained an extra point IN an early
game by scoring point on try after
touchdown.
Drummer Of Lafayette In third with
81 points and Palm Of Pennsylvania
State Ii fourth with 46. George Pam
~ Cornell. Walter koppisch Of Co
Iumbia and Gebhardt Of Lafayette are
tied for Gfth place with SO points
each.
indicated eleyens IN the east IN.
clude Cornell, Harvard. Navy, Army,
Pennsylvania State, University Of
Pennsylvania, Lafayette, Princeton,
Georgetown, Dickinson. Warrington
and Jefferson. Brown, Tufts. West Nir.
ginia and Massachusetts Aggies
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Four Teams Tied
for Conference Lead

Lincoln. Oct ~ Four teams re-.
main Ia the charmed club IN the
nebraska state conference, They are
Midland. Grand Island. Peru and
Chadron. Midland maintained us
900 per cent standing by banking
York. IS 20 o. last Friday. Peru
won from Kearney u 70 0, while
Chadron was battling an ontstatc
team, the spearfish South Dakota
Normal The latter game resulted IN
seoreless lie which did not help nor
hurt the Eagles standing. Grand Is
land, the other 900 percenter, was
Idle
The games between Peru and Mid
land AT Fremont and between Grand
Island AMI Nebraska Wesleyan at I'M
yersity place. scheduled for Friday,
viii make the charmed circle more
exclusive than ever,
The standings OF the state confer
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
20 you know
that

Billy MIske. who was awarded . de-
eIsiOB over Tommy Gibbons recently In
New York on foul, has been matched
for an American Legion card at Grand
Forks. y. D.. ArmfstIce day. MIske's
opponent will he Bud Ryder Of Clinton,
la, y giant weighing 235 pounds and
standing feet 3 inches In his stocking
feet.
When the Iowa team Travelled 10 Yale
last week for their International clash,
there WA one member In the party who
was not football player. He WAS Cores
Maxwell. who ~ years ago set the
hurdle record al Yale which has never
been bettered. Maxwell was sent east
through the kindness Of his friends ut
keokuk. In the hall Of fame at Eli
Maxwell found life-sized picture Of
himself and two bronze tablets cbr0ni-
cling his achievements.
When this news gets out there will
probably be rush OF golfers to the
links at Goodland, Kan. Tho greens
there are said 10 be infested with rat
tIesDakes, and one day last week 23
men are said 10 have been bitten, but
they did not die. II IL said that the real
old-time aDtidote was handy and after n
few good swallows the player had
enough pep In him To 20 out and get
bit again.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Football Games on
Slate This " eek

TUESDAY,
N Wilmington at Baldwin-w ailace.
FRIDAY.
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Wilmington AZ BALDWIN wallace,
fmpufiA al Ottawa
uasksil Indians AZ fsirmonnt.
sterling ~ Friends,
usthan, al state Manuel Nefu'ni.
Iesa state Teachers al Ellsworth.
simpsan ~ fsrs.ns.
Central al william Jewell
Missouri VALLEY college 81 hrurs,
ul..aasl Western AZ Marsssiils Teach
tnihsss s,aslfaa al Central Wesleyan,
ueadlns az tufskas
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Official Scorer May Keep Cobb
Out ofSelect Circle of 400 Class

vrashsd u bat IN the ualslal SCORERS
mdEasn be lss The bali sitn awas
Whsa he shuald have sunas ap sissa
viii y tna msas sa assist. tsasss
gasaihs >sstt So CHARGED snh Aa
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sfstF a. ssnt a. fFssiAsnl lsshasaas
uthsf
Auufaina - ~ ans.als al Fs5
ssiis ,uhh hsa 90 hlls. hslaa iced
asd pfh tea - thF ass Is gams.
ahhh SAYS hHa mafk q IA
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thaa ussFsssss a. hflua haa msa
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Centre May Play
Columbia Eleven

New York, Oct. 23.-Centre college,
which ended three-year engagement
with Harvard Saturday by losing a
gallant fight against the Crimson. may
play either Cornell or Columbia in
New York next fall,
Negotiations are Understood 10 be
under way for such contest, which
probably would be held In The new
Yankee stadium. ..
Several colleges ia New England
also have shown a desire TO book
Centre since Harvard'y agreement
with Princeton and Yale 90 han in
torsectional contests has prevented the
Crimson from again signing up the
Kentucky rollegians
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24
Teams Of Middle West
Play for Soccer Tile

New Work.. OCT 20 The draw for
HE second round ~ competition Tor
The national Hoeerr championship an
nounced tolav include matches be
tween contestants throughout the mid
die west The drawings were made
hN the hallfuan cup committee ut
thn utet States fuulhail association
fhc nfaiest q the Viking Football
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fef uslns r'fEaf uA property resis
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