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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24

Maybe Hiram Johnson Is narrower
ing himself into q posit on to criticize
President Coolidge for talking so much
columbus Ohio State Journal.
Having several hundred OF its own,
the United States Shipping Board de-
clines to become excited over Germany's
s~ailless ship-Norfoik Virginia Pilot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24
Especial TO the Herald.l

AUSTIN, Texas Dec. 24.-Annouce-
ment has been made 81 the addition Of
three new members TO the faculty Of
the University Of Texas, 70 become ef-
fective with the beginning Of The winter.
term. on January 3.
New instructors added il. the depart
ment OF English are Fowler Y. Harper,
M. A. University Of Iowa. Iowa City, and
Cyrus L. Day. b. A., Of Cnmnit N. J.
Miss Gertrude Earha.t1k has been apr
pointed adjunct professor Yf elementary
education for the remsindef Of the cur
rent session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24

There Jnay he. eeoogh powev in the
atom to lick the world. There j. 10 the
up-and-at-'ena-Corvsllis iOre.) Gazette
Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24

skeletons LIFT.
Miss Nellie Guthrie and NJ. L. Cuth-
RE, children of Mrs. Guthrie, still live
in Futon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24

Here cash seems to mean nothing to
the lords Of Cashmere.-NeW York Her
ali Tribune. ,s
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/. Davis Cup
Team Announced

New York, May at was an
nounced today by the United States
Lawn Tennis association that r. Nor
ris Williams, Vincent Richards. Fran
els T.. Hunter and Watson Washburn
| had been selected as the lawn tennis
| team to represent America in the
| Olympic games at Paris this summer.
Williams will act as team captain.
1t was stated.
William r. Tilden II, national
champion. was not considered for the
squad, owing TO his announced resig-
nation from all American teams be-
cause of the passage of the player
writer rule by the national associa-
ton. Richards. who joined Tilden in
his stand only TO reconsider his resig-
nation at the solicitation of the Davis
cup committee. was one OF the first
nominations offered. however.
No effort was made TO couple the
four men into doubles combinations.
but II Is understood that williams
and washburn will team up as part
ners and that Richards and Hunter
Will 90 likewise. i ne orunt OF tHe
singles play will fall upon Williams.
Richards and Hunter.
The personnel of the squad assuree
America of much sounder representa-
ton at Paris than was thought pos
sible some weeks ago.
williams is No. in the singles
ranking and was a member of the
winning Davis cup doubles team.
Richards Is No. in the list, while
Hunter reached the finals against Bill
Johnston at Wimbledon last year and
was a semiflnalist in the national sim
giles championship.
Final selection OF the team was an
nounced by the Davis cup committee
of the United States Lawn Tennis
association after Richards, who has
been employed by a news agency TO
cover the Olympics. was given a
weeks leave of absence, which will
permit him 10 play at Paris in con.
formance with the Olympic player
writer rule. Richards recently with
drew this resignation from the team
when assured his status would be
cleared.
Hunter. No. on the national rank.
ing list. was named to nll the vacancy
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R Says "6u9S'
IQCZ: !:

The Rat of the Rockies Is ready for
the gong that will bring him face to
floor with the Bull OF the Stockyards.
The Rat is afraid of no man who
ever snagged a cigar butt. The Rat
is training on cheese. and wants to
meet Firpo in a 24-foot trap.
He Is in better shape than ever,
and will soon be fighting standing up
He weighs 200 pounds and defies
any farmer to chase him out of his
barn. The Rat was nibbling on q
sack of grain the other day, and says
he feels great.
He refused an invitation to go on
a wagon picnic with the S. P. c. A.
The Rat is the new fighting name
OF The GIutt and he Is credit to It.
He lives up to this glorious title in
every way.
When Firpo started the dictionary
habit of calling himself like a weasel
being PACED in the zoo. the Glutt
figured he should have battle slogan
also. So he labeled himself The Rat
and is striking terror into the hearts
of lettuce.
When Firpo refused to fight Demp-
sey and challenged The Rat of the
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-10
OLYMPIC TRYOUT
DATES ANNOUNCED

Lawrence, Kan, May e.-Trial
heats for the olympic tryouts for ath-
letes of five southwestern states will
be held here May 20, with the finals
In the district competition May 81,
it was announced today. Previous
arrangements for the tryouts to be
run off in one day, May 81. but in
diestions Of a large entry list
prompted the change.
Athletes of Missouri, Kansas, Colo
RADIO, Oklahoma and Arkansas will
contest for admission TO the national
tryouts for the American Olympic
team at Harvard stadium. June s.
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Blanchard High Wins
Invitation Track Meet

Shenandoah. Ia. May 9.-Blanchard
carried off the honors in the invita-
ton high school track meet held here.
clarinda finished second with 2414
points, and Guthrie Center won third
place with "a. Points scored by other
schools were Hopkins. Mo, 10; Stra.
han, II Ia; Tarkio, Q.
Davis of Hopkins team, with IS
points, TO his credit. was high indi-
vidual. Hannah OF Blanchard was sec
ond with 1s ia. Three new records
were made in the two-mle run, 220-
yard dash, and Ss0-yard run.
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THE GLU T T
IN SHAPE
His Scenario, Twenty Million Miles in the Ring, Is
O. KID by Board of Censors.

Rockies. he got rid of splinter and
picked up nail.
The Rat will bust Firpo loose from
his excursion ticket. Ffrp will have
about as much chance as crumbs In
a vacuum cleaner. The Rat Is ready
to take him for long detour and lose
him on the way.
Managers of fighters who are
anxious 10 secure a great attraction
for the big convention weeks in New
York and Cleveland should coRnuni.
cate with the mayor of Rufftown,
who is now handling The Rats
sponge.
The sponge has been painted vel.
low. When the mayor sails 1t into
the ring, 1t looks like a big chrys-
anthemum and the Rat takes dou.
Bile bow, picks up the sponge and
initiates an actor getting a bouquet.
This fools everybody but the
sponge.
It's as sponge and IL knows what
1t is there for. IL Firpo is a champ.
then IL tons of pig iron is heavy
thinking.
The Rat will fight Firpo In June
and is anxious for July to arrive.
Rufftown is sending IL delegates to
the republican convention with in
structions to nominate. The Rat for
the chair and to see that he gets It.
1t is spring in Rufftown now, the
dandruff Is blooming and the fields
OF alibis are ripe with question
marks. The Glutt Is still champion.
Copyright. 1920
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Campbell Loses to Lawrence

Lawrence, Neb.. May 9.-Campbell
opened the baseball season at home
with n defeat at the hands of Law.
renee by To 0 score. Batteries for
Campbell were Jackson and LIngren.
Kroening and Buescher worked for
Lawrence.
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Beaver CITY Wins Opener.

Beaver City. Neb.. May 9.-Beaver
City won it's opening home game of
the season Thursday, defeating Al
mena. Kan, s to 2. Quincy, for
Beaver city, was touched for nine
hits, while the local team could get
but six hits off two Almena hnrlers.
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zBatted for Stone in sixth
zBattsd for Lundsren in eighth.
Score by innings.
Boston ................3o .3o1 O4o 110-fo
fithsnursh ,,n. ,...;;,,.Sa. t,s O9e W. rr
ningham ca, McInnis (p. sperber, Big
bee CD. -cuyler.. tsl, Barnhart. Grimm.
Two-base hits: McInnis. Grimm cuyler.
Three-base hits: Traynor, hcInnis. Cum
ningham. Stolen bases: Sperber, Tray
nor. o'Neil. Sacrifices Morrison, Tray
nor. ONeil. Cunning CHAM. McInnis. Double
plays; Bancroft to Tierney to McInnis;
Padsett to Tierney TO MeInnis; Maran-
Vile to Wright to Grimm. Left on bases:
Boston. 8: Pittsburgh. !, Bases on balls:
Off Morrison. ]; off steineder. 2: OF
stryker. /. Struck out: By Morrison. 4;
by Lundgren, 2; by McNamara. /: Hits:
off Morrison, in innings: Off Stone,
. in innings: off Steineder. none in
no innings: off Lundgren, in IN
nings; off May. in inning; off
Stryker. in innings: off Genewich. 2
in 2 innings Hit by pitched ball. BY
Morrison. Tiernev: by McNamars, Big
hee Umpires: Quigley, Hart and swee-
ncy. Time, 2.22
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silver to seconds and bronze to third
place winners. Team winners of each
group will get a 15-inch bronze cast
of winged mercury"
The three classes are based on en-,
rollment. Schools with less than $50
are in class one. Schools with $50
to 800 are in class two and those with
enrollments of over 500 are placed in
class three.
The teams entered: Group 1:
Arnold, Clay Center, Deshler, Dodge,
Exeter, Fairfield, Harvard, Waco.
Dewitt, Ohiowa. BARLEY, Arlington,
Comstock and Scotia.
Group 2-Superior, Geneva, Lex
ington, Galloway, Central City, Will
her. Friend, Tecumseh. David City,
Fullerton. Ashland. Aurora, CAM
bridge, Crete, Gothenburg, Havelock,
Holdrege, Tekamah and Cozad.
Group 5-Lincoln, Omaha fech,
Omaha Central. York. Scottsbluff,
kearney. Grand Island. Beatrice,
South Omaha. Fremont. North Platte,
Fairbury, Alliance. Broken Bow,
Columbus, Hastings and McCook.
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Bears Defeat
Witches, 8 to 2

Denver May .-Denyer's defeat ~
Wichita. to 2. here today dropped the
visitors to second place in the Western
league and boosted Tulsa TO first posi-
tion. the Bears remaining in third. while
all other teams in the league idle
for the third consecutive day due to sd-
verse weather Although Mcnamara al
lowed but eight hits. three errors by the
witches proved costly. The score.
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DAcE-
NE&EZLT|
Yesterdays Results.
JAMAICA.

First race: y mile:
Hanmonin ra tfhomas) .........1-1 Al T-5
: Tims: i:oI. as. csth.rin. pouriss s
Rollickinr and Grsc. Troxl.r also ran.
Second race: a mile:
Laurano 81. Cailahan) =. 81 al ever
Honor tssnde) ............. Ia oui
Bonnie Oman (Fisldsl ............. ii
Time; 1913 2-b Ormesvaie Ascyrs
Woodlake Governor Smith. DR.. pave
harrington Gay Ben and Potova also
ran
Third race 5h furlonss:
,iuNanns tLegers) ....sat. .t-s nut out
MarEln 1McAtee) ..,....as... Ia out
EAalteu ruler s..ss.....s.. ou.
Time: ]. .06 As. Lockerbis also ran
Fourth race: Mile and 10 yards:
knobbie q. Callahan) .....s-1 SIS ii
Forest Lore Cooper ...... SIS Is
Little Celt tRAlls) ......... lis
Time. Its. cano and Hephaistos also
Firth race: Miis and "a yards:
belle Artistic tB. Breunins) Al SIS as
Despair fMcAtee) ......... rs ITO
Edward Gray fColtilsttD .......... al
Time, .t6 1-b. Rock Bottom. Escoba
doro. Flax. Fairlight and Lord Bacon
also ran.
sixth race; X mile:
Contentment tMstthews) Al even 75
Blue Ridge &C.. kummer) ..... - our
chsmpignol Turner .............. as
Time; 1.02 2-s Transway. wax Lady
and Pixola also ran.
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Boston Braves
Defeat Pirates

Pittsburgh. May p Five Pittsburgh
pitchers were unable to turn back the
Boston team in loose game played
field made soggy by two days rain. The
count was 10 TO Z. Catcher Gooch OF
Pittsburgh was elected from the game
when he disputed decision by Umpire
Quigley. Score:
BOSTON PITTSBURGH
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Stromsburg Defeats Shelby.

Strombsburg. Neb., May 9.-Stroms-
h0rg high school defeated Shelby by
the score of Q TO S. Fredrickson OF
Stromsburg featured the game with
a home.
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Iay with the
largest field OF
contestants so
teams represented
by 46S athletics
the annual state
high school track
meet gets under
way at Memorial
stadium field this
morning. Prelimi-
naries in the field
events will be run
off in the morning
with the afternoon
program starting
at 1::30.
co m he tyinpars
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Youngstown, O.--W. T.. Young" strib-
ling, Georgia light hes vyweight Won a
newspaper decision over Billy conley of
Spokane iii II rounds, after beins knocked
down tor a count OF four in the first
round.
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5). Berger, Ginglardi. o Brien, knight.
Voorhies. Errors. Butler. Haley. Bott,
German. stolen bases: Berger, Ginglardi.
Sacrifice hit Berger Two-base hits:
Roche, VOORHEES,. Beck Three-base hit:
Roche Home run: Berger. Double plays;
Haley To Bott TO Beck; Bott to Butler to
Beck. Struck out: BY Voorhier. 5. Base
balls: OFF Voorhies. ! Off McNamara,
s. Wild pitch. Mcnamara. Hit by
pitched ball. Jones by Mcnamara. Left
on bases Wichita. 7: Denver. I. Time:
1.52. umpires' Anderson and Harris.
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PINILICO.

First race. ~ furlonss:
Iena wood tLee) ..'..s.t... an $50
crlngls e.. Lsnsl ...........,... $40
Lass. Oriental Hone. Margaret 81. l..
and Argyle also ran.
Second race: ste.plechase. miles:
woodiey II tvelteh) ....sa0 s7o 100
p.pi K.stins) ..-.....,..., $50 100
The Moor. Theodosius. Merourius. Trsvis.
cot, Mr.. Brummel, also ran.
Third race; |. mile;
Golden Armor fMarnellil aso aoo TAO
Tine "'1'S i.i7 rs. Ho' wrsekhorn. shining *
Light. Elopement Msnsis. spindals. PslIy-
| mara also ran.
Fourth race: I mile,
~ dlyips ro,h Fur ,us.,,y .Dswson) IL" ,,cs .S
Time: ia as. BEE. ana Bs.u Nash
| also ran.
Fifth race: /. mile:
Jim kenney (sharpe) .. 1so $50 400
Gold Rock tRomanellD ..,...fs,o i 90
Tims: Tine i'is '"i i'5. E66b tide Uncertain ~
Filtration. Pep To Psep and Arabs also
Sixth. race; Mile and sixteenth.
Gray Gables CHurn) ........s.ao a.2o 7.7o
Ashland isharpsb ..a.........+is.f0 sac
Warning H. Lang ....gs. ,..,,. 80
onios, sea Monarch and The Hlbsrnisn
Seventh race; 4 mile
CAPTAIN costisan fHsstinssl $50 - Z 40
Tins %Tm.. iis III Ia Kir.h. stockpln, cor
c.sl, Frssdcms Call Much Ado Miracle
Man and Doctor Mayer also ran.
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All four players will compete In the
singles while the doubles combina-
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both the Olympic and Davis cup
teams over the player-writer issne.
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tions probably will be Hunter. Rich.
ards and Williams Washbnrn.
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left by William T. Tiiden. national
champion. who has resigned from
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-10

Medium or lightweight cotton
union suits. Ankle length with
long or short sleeves. In ecru
only. All sizes.
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PITTSBURGH.

zBatted for Stone in sixth
zBatted for LundGren in eighth.
Score by innings.
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Largest Field in
History Of Event
to Participate
Three Omaha Schools to Com.
pete for Honors-Pre-
liminaries to Be Run
Off in Morning.

INCOLN, May with the
7 largest field OF
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-10

We have jnst received an exccr-
tional line of mems spring shirts. We
invite you TO take look at this col
lection. Every style and color is in
cluded.
Others up to $500.
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Race
&3N1ffse8
Todny's Entries.
Todny $ Entries.
JAMAICA.

First race Claiming: maiden FLIES:
rear-oids. furionKs:
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
HARRIS NOT PEEVED
Capital Denies That Manager of Champs Is at Loggerhcads With Owner of Washington Club.

Washington. Nov. 1o.-Reports that Stanley Harris, 1924 Miracle Man" of baseball, was at Logger heads with President Griffith were denied today by the youthful man agcr himself, who said he signed a 1875 contract three weeks ago and was delighted" with the terms it carried.
 The new contract supercedes one made prior to the 1924 season when Harris took the helm of the Wash jngton club, which was to have run through the forthcoming season. The fact that Harris brought across a winner, however, natural ly changed the complexion of the 1925 salary clause.
 Rumors emanating from cities with American league franchises, that the young manager had enCoun- tered difficulties with President Griffith on the salary question were termed bedtime" stories by Harris He would not disclose the terms of the new contract but remarked You can rest assured that l die not sign for less"
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
CAMP IS AMAZED
Calls Illinois Game the Best One of
 the Present Football Year

Chicago Nov. 10.-The quality of the football displayed Saturday in the game between Chicago and IT, linois grought from Walter Camp, veteran football expert, who was on the side line the comment that he had seen more real football in thirty minutes than he had witnessed in the east all season thus far. Not sftcn do you sec two such football rlayrrs on one field as Grange and McCarty" said Camp after he had watched the Illinois player gain per sisten')y and top his performance with an So-yar1 run for a touch down that tied the score and fol- lowed NcCarty during his line plungcs that cut wide gaps in the Illinois line during tn" first half hc- roro inc defense Nas changed 10 stop lhe charging Chicago backs
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
 
HARVARD TEAM IS
 NOW BADLY HURT
Several Stars Are on the HOS- pital List

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 1O.--The Harvard varsity football squad. whichc in the,crushing defeat at the hands Of Princeton here Saturday, showed neither team coordination nor power faces the task Of prepar. alton fo, the Yale pamu less than two weeks away, with casualty list which includes feui men who season and several others whose in- iuries arc Srn,
 2 Len Robb, first-string left end, was taken out of Saturdays game with a broken bone in one leg. Leo Daley, a guard; Gehrke, back, and Adie. center, all Of whom start cd the Princeton game. have knee injuries which seem likely 10 keep them on the bench during the game at the Bowl on November e2. Cheek, suffering from a bad case or Charley Horse" has been out for two weeks. Zarakov, whose leg was injured in the Dartmouth game two weeks ago, has just re- gently been a patient at the college infirmary.
 The Harvard coaching staff will start today the whipping together of a team which can use its latent power in attack. With such mater ial as is not included on the doc- tors books, they must strive in seven or eight days of practice that re- main to organize g. unit or eleven men. In Saturdays game team work was so lacking that only two nrs' downs were made in the 50 nm utees of play. Men who have been hitherto rated as second string play CTS will have to take regulars places in both the backfeld and lines 10 make possible drill which will give the line a unified charge and the hack6eld cooperative interference
 The Brown game this week Will nrobably be the only scrimmag'ns the Harvard squad will get netorc the Yaie match. The Crimson coaches were unable to announce any nlans today regarding the inc m to be chosen to meet the Bruins
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
Waterbury to Play New Britain Again
 On 23d of Month

George MulliEao. tho genial and always square manager of the Waterbury BnIos, following yes terdsy's victory by his tam. agreed to give the All-New Brit ain team a chance to even the score and accordingly agreements were signed for the two teams to meet in Waterbury on Sunday af- tornoon. Novemhcr 23. This game should be one of the best if not the best, of the season for by that time New Britain will have developed an aerial attack as well as a line offensive, and also, 1t is hoped by the coach, devlopcd a good offense against attacks from the air.
 With good defense against overhead assaults, and running attack from above. New Britain should enter the field an even money bet. Man for man, line for line, tho two teams were evenly matched yesterday, hut Water bury had far the better Of il by their superior working Of he for ward pass.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
TRACK STARS FAIL TO
 SHINE ON THE GRIDIRON
List of Fast Cinder Men Docs Not show Them as Football
 Stars,

Ncw York. Nov. lo.-The attempt O; football coaches to convert track mon 10 the gri1iron in an effort to mak4 Usc uf their speed has with only fair success.
 Chct Bowman, of Syracuse, who stops the 4io mighty fast, is one ot the few tra~k men to gain fame on thc -ridiron and Bowman is far from being q er"at pl,yer.
 Tn football circles Bowman is known as a sidc-line runner He usually runs wide with tkc hope Of getting clear of the opposition. When he feels that there isn't much of a chance to get away he runs out ot bounds, rather than cutting in and trying 10 pick his way through a broken field.
 Possibly in so doing Bowman IS acting under instructions but the practice doesn't impress rival play CTS IS to his greatness es grid per former Of course. when Bowman gets away there is no catching him,
 Other speed merchants Of the track who have been pressed into griIiron service this fall az Brook ins Of Iowa, Kinsey of Illinois, as well as several others not so noted.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
 IN MILFORD l3 ID O
Use Straight Football to AdVan-
 tase Against Older Team

The game between the New Brit ain high school and the Milford preparatory school at Milford Sat- urday morning was one more proof that New Britain has a well organized, lighting eleven. AL though they were handicapped by Johnny Grips absence from the lineup they played an aggressive game from start 10 finish. keeping the ball in Miford's territory con- stantly and allowing them no first downs. A strong wind swept across the field making aerial attacks near ly impossible for either side but the New Britain lads were well adapt cd to steady hammering on the line and repeatedly ripped up the de- fense of their older opponents. Mccarthy, Stromquist and Gourson did not arrive on the scene until the game had started because they had q blowout on the way Gen. nett started at McCarthy's place at left end, Clair in place of Strom- Qust at fullback. and Scully at right guard
 Zehrer kicked off to Milford, who. being unable to gain, punted 10 New Britain. The defenders of the Red and Gold started right down the field but were at disadvantage be- cause Of numerous fumbles and loose handling of the ball. In the second quarter they steadied a bit and after big gains by Zehrer and O'Brien the ball was planted -over the goal by zehrer. Neipp was un- able to kick the goal.
 Tn the second half Neipp relieved Miller at center and Gourson took Neipn's place at right end. Me- Carthy took care of the left wing and Stromquist went in in place of Clair at fullback. Neither side was able to gain any telling ad- vantage in the third quarter, but in the last quarter after considerable gains by Stromquist Belser and Tehrer, O'Brien, took the ball five yards for the second touchdown and Zchrer kicked a neat drop, bringing New Britain's score to 13. This makes the third game New Britain has won with a l0-0 victory. If
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