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You can't 20 into snow dressed
like that" He was looking no
sternly nc her slim, suede clad feet
that Linda broke into gay laughter.
He laughed with her, and this put
them on an informal basis. He
turned TO his own section and un-
buckled a bag, returning presently
with a pair OF dark red morocco
slippers and a couple OF scarfs.
Linda put out her little feet and
allowed him to fasten the mecca
sins upon them with a few efficient
swirls OF the scarfs.
you tie beautiful knots" she
said, "but IL Is a shame to spoil
your nice scarf-that blue one es-
pecially."
She was surprised &C her own
doclity. A cup of hot tea and two
or three pillows would have been
more TO her taste, but there she
was, stumbling along through the
SNOW with her feet done up like
bundles.
"If we keep to the beaten path
It will be easier, I think" he said,
and she followed. half laughing,
half annoyed, at her own clumsy
progress.
The prospect outside was not
very good People were running
about helplessly giving advice that
nobody heard, but the train crew
was taking IL very easily; they
knew that human power could do
little against the tremendous force
Of nature that opposed them. The
snow, banked higher than the en-
CINE, resisted every effort Co pene-
trate IL. There was something
aloofy contemptuous about that
impassivity. The great black bulk
or machinery, SO devastating i'm its
flights, stood appalled,. like IN shiny
beetle drawing In It's claws.
Brian Anstey talked TO the train
men. They answered courteously,
not ignoring him ms they had some
Of the others.
Linda heard all that was said.
The train could not move until the
snow plows came, and that might
not be until the following day,
for the storm had been worse
farther along the line and there
other tie-ups.
Linda's teeth were already chat
tering. and the terrible cold found
and seized upon her body beneath
her furs. At that moment her spir.
1t was low, indeed. The delay
would disarrange her plans hope
lessly. The chances of a month at
Miami, delightfully."- cared for by
the Gregsons, was gone glimmering.
She tried 10 adjust her mind to this
misfortune, but her thoughts re-
fused to coagulate. Physical dis
comfort dwarfed all her mental
processes.
-How stupid I am" she thought
angrily. i've been In worse pre-
dicaments than this. Some way
viii be found.r But still she felt
like a desolate child.
The strange young mar with the
kind eyes was speaking to her,
I've secured "A place for you on
the sledge," he said. ave must 10
back and get your hand luggage"
He spoke In the same quiet. sure
way that had accomplished the
morocco slippers and again she
yielded 40 his suggestion.
But when she was settled I'm the
ungainly conveyance with half a
dozen women. all whimperinE, she
found that Brian Anstey was 10
Ing, too. lie stood on the step and
talked 20 the driver. occasionally
jumping or TO help shovel snow
when the horses houndered into
deeper drifts.
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wNU Service

Linda H~averhill's father. impecu-
NOUS ne'er-do-well. dies when the
girl is seventeen, leaving her 70
face the world with little money or
prospects. Her sole possessions are
some worthless stock certificates,
which her fathers old friend. SEN
ator Converse. agrees to dispose OF.
She instinctively dislikes the sem
ator. Linda marrteB Courtney Roth
and finds he is a penniless ad-
%vsnturer. He lives BY his wits and
initiates her into the game They
live unhappIly until Roth dies In
Switzerland. Linda continues 20
live like N woman or wealth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

Adventures on land and sea,
comic complications on a destroyer
combined with a romantic drama
showing william Haines not only
as the comedian but as the define
atcr or the more serious side OF
life, mark the stars first all-talk-
ing picture. Navy Blues" starting
tomorrow nc the Capitol Theatre.
Haines' whimsical humor Il not
lacking. and there are many
screamingly funny sequences. But
In the love story that Il the central
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

Babe Ruth knocked three homers In a double
header and the Yanks lost both games with the
Athletics the other day. This is not merely u fink.
It's q combination gypsy curse. Carolina "hex" and
seventeen-year-beetle blight. retaining the best fea-
lures OF each.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

A New York man felIed a bandit with q rock the
other day. But the practice Is not to be
ed There Is always q chance that the rock viii
bounce back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
The Once Over
THINGS / NEVER KNEW TILL NOW
Copyright, 1880, by The Associated Newspapers

On the manner OF walter winchell)
That barbed wire Is no good for paiamas strings.
That when the holes In o mouse-trap are too big for
the neck OF mice the problem can be solved by soaking
the trap In water or by batting 1t for rats.
That a fireplace can be made to draw by widening
the chimney and building a fire only In q big wind.
That juniper juice sprayed on your front door win
keep out Indians.
That washingtonfs first name was George.
That 22.oOo,0Oo right-handed golfers In the United
States couldn't play any worse left-handed.
That COWS can never be taught to chase fire en-
gines. pleasure cars or cats.
That ninety per cent. Of the people who start on
automobile tours Sunday never finish the trip.
That the cut In a golf ball can be removed by rip
ping off the outer shell.
That there are no magicisns In Iceland, due to the
difficulty Of raising rabbits there.
That when q goldfish swtms on its back there are
three reasons: lit is pretty sick; 2-It is trying to
frighten its owner; Sit Is not q goldfish.
That nine out Of ten Congressman have halitosis.
That the best way to attract immediate attention
Is to walk through the reading room Of o public IL
brary In squeaky shoes.
That no matter how much you stir alphabet soup
you can't spell 'Idiosyncrasies."
That Ii they use noiseless typewriters In the Of
flee 1t - q good idea to make the stenographer wear
q bell.
That eels can Be made to swim straight by putting
starch In the creek.
That a good way to break an engagement is to
send the girl paper flowers.
That no matter what's wrong with wour watch the
matchmaker always charges you for q new main
spring.
That II you have O habit OF putting your fountain
pen In your pocket v~rongside up. with the top of, It
Is economy to wear q blue vest.
That It is useless to throw q drowning man O pair
OF oar-locks.
That running UP an ~ascalator Is a sure sign OF In
sanity.
That a homing pigeon, raised az one end Of q
ferry boat, when released there, is apt to slight ut
the other end by mistake.
That dandruff can be removed by shaving the head
and vanishing the scalp.
That II you throw q fly net over an automobile It
win still be possible for moths to get into the up
holstery.
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The treatment OF Bishop Cannon marked q new
low In disciplinary action. Fancy being told yot
mustn't play the stock market any morel
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Aviation Note

Graf Yep Passes Canaries In Sea Flight
Headline. But were the sea-gulls able to keep upq
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STAR
DIED A HERO
New Version of Drowning
Changes Death Met
BY Eastman

NEW YORK. Aug l-tR-New
York university officials. In a state
ment published today. gave an en-
tirely new version of the death. by
drowning. OF AL Lassman. football
star, in Long Lake. Maine. on July
s.
Contrary to previously published
facts in the case. they asserted an
investigation. conducted by univer-
sity representatives. had establish
ed that LaSsman was drowned while
trying to ave the lives Of three
boys whom he. In his capacity as
a counsellor at Camp zakelo. had
taken out for a canoe ride.
Information from the camp az
the time OF Lassman's death had
been that Eastman. a visitor at the
camp. had taken out a canoe late
at night without permission, had
overturned in rough water and
been drowned. "A verdict OF "acci-
dental death BY drowning was re-
turned by a coroner's jury.
The ~. Y. u. statement said the
university investigation. conducted
by graduate manager of athletics
AL Nixon and Chick Meehan. foot
ball coach. had been begun after
the receipt Of an anonymous let
ter purpOrting to give the real facts
in the case. Some Of the informa-
ton gathered by Nixon and Nee
han was obtained the statement
said from Jerry Nemecek. football
captain-elect OF the 1890 ". Y. u.
team and a counsellor at Camp
Zakelo.
According 10 this version. Lass
man took the three boys. whose
names have not been revealed. for
a paddle in quiet water on the af-
ternoon of July 8. In some man
ner the canoe was overturned and
Lassman and the boys were thrown
into the water.
The giant football star. known as
a strong swimmer. managed 10
hoist two of the boys to safety on
top the overturned canoe. but went
down to his death while trying 70
save the third boy. At this point,
Norman PARCELS. Yale man. whr
saw the accident, plunged into the
lake and hauled the third boy 10
safety. When PARCELS reached the
7 shore, he learned for the first time
that Lassman was missing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Phillies Slug Way to Victory Over Robins
Cubs Trounce Dallas While
Spuds Fall Before Houston

OFF Steengrafe, Vincent and White
but was Tar steadier IN the pinches
The three Wichita hurlers tssuec q
dozen passes 10 contribute 20 their
downfall. Carey Selph. with a double
and two singles. led the winners rs
sault.
After dropping their first six APP
pearanceS under the fl0odlights. the
san Antonio Indians finally came
through with a 6 70 / victory over
Fort Worth. squaring their series
Cottey. recent addition 10 the In
jun staff. limited the Panthers tc
six hits and BANKED them after
the opening round. Kott hit a homer
for the losers in the third.
The luckless Shreveport Sports
barely held on 20 fifth place as they
caught another licking at Beau
mont. 10 to 3. Scoring six times in
The second inning, the Louisianans
had every reason 10 believe they
had broken their losing streak. but
the Shippers kept pecktng away
until they finally went into the lead
In the sixth. Mueller smacked two
triples and two doubles for the
Sports. while Bouten. with four
singles in four trips. was high mar
for the winners.
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BY GAYLE TALBOT JR.
BY The Associated Press

Lanky Bill Harris retained mis- win
ming stride last night and the Waco
Cubs bobbed back into the texas
League leadership by trounclng the
Dallas Steers. IS 10 >. IN the second
game Of their series at KY park.
By trimming the Mavericks while
the Wichita Spuds were dropping
their second In a row 20 Houston.
the Cublets assumed a full game
margin over the field.
Del Pratt's night hawks siuggeo
three Dallas fingers for ID hits
including homers by Pet and Mum
son. to run up their topheavy score.
while the Steers could bunch their
10 knocks OF Harris III only two
rounds. Harris struck out six.
Ralph Judd turned In another
fine performance as the Bluffs cap
tured their second from the Spuds.
8 10 3. The Houston chunker gave
I'D 10 hits. rs compared 10 2 the
Bisons were able 10 garner OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
German Filters Off
On Hop to Iceland

Orkney Islands
Aug. l.-lP-WolfraM Hirth and
Oscar Weller. German aviators,
took off in their small monoplane
at GAO a. m.. British summer time
C3.40 a. m E.ST) today for Ice
land.
The aviat0rs are attempting &c
fly from Germany to the United
States by easy stages. They left
Berlin July "a. going % Croydon,
England. by way Of Calais.
After arrival here they we're held
up BY unfavorable weather.
If they reach Iceland the next
Ian will be to Greenland.
Their small plane Is a single
motored graft which carries no
wireless.
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Kiss in Automobile
Costs Man S11,783

STOCKTON. Cal, Aug. III
A kiss assumed the value OF
SITE to j. A. Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Lucretta Mcconnell as the result
OF a judgement on file here today.
That was the sum awarded
Julian Williamson for injuries suf-
fered in an automobile accident,
which he testified, occurred when
Fitzgerald accepted Mrs. Neon
nell's invitation 70 kiss her.
Williamson was injured when a
car turned over in which Mrs. Nc
Cornell, Fitzgerald and he were
riding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
GARRETT MAY
HURL SUNDAY
Darby, Saint Pitcher, Has
Bad Hand; Butler
In Training
By JACK LEBOWITZ

SAN BENITO. Aug. 1.-The San
Benito Saints are undergoing hard
practice 70 keep In form for the
McAllen tilt Sunday. Manager Lew
Williams doesn't know who Is TO
pitch as Darby has two finger
nails torn off his right hand. Darby
hurt his hand warming up Garrett
last Sunday at Brownsville. II
Darby's hand isn't well by Friday.
more than likely Tiny" Garrett
Will hurl the McAllen game.
John Oliver Butler, end on the
San Benito Greyhound team last
year. is trying 70 get in shape by
setting up pins. John is training
like nobody business as he knows
that the Greyhound team Will be
hard to make this year. John Is
slightly under six feet and weighs
about las. Butler was one Of the
best defensive men on Reynolds
team last year.
Downs brothers bowling team
defeated the Brash clothers last
night BY a rather decisive score. II
was a big upset for the clothers as
fans picked the Brash represent
atives 10 win by a large score. After
winning from the Haberdashers
Downs brothers will tangle with
the J. G. Penney five next Tuesday
II the J. G. Penney team wins II
will give the Penney five the first
half championship. The Downsmen
hope to upset the dope.
Every man on the San Benito
team got at least n hit Sunday
Joe Taylor. midget second base
man. II seemed that Joe Just
couldn't get started. Prior 70 this
game Joe got five hits out OF nine
times al bat but he went back into
his slump.
Eddie Marburger is bringing
down his strong Mission nine 10
Brownsville Sunday. More than
likely Marburger will start his star
pitcher Rankin. Rankin is one or
the Valleys best pitchers and II
any team can give him a two run
lead he is hard TO beat. Rankin used
his head as much or more than his
arm.
Since Bill Yoder left for Chi
cago another Yoder filled his posi-
ton at second base. Nick Yoder.
who hurled a few games this year
for the Harrington team, has been
shifted TO second base. Nick Is a
very smooth fielder and can hit
the pill at a nice clip.
Curley Davis shortstop for the
Harlingen nine is filling in the
position left BY Bishop Clements.
Curley isn't as good a shortstop as
Bishop but he can field his posi-
tion with the best IN the league.
Curly Is a dangerous hitter in
pinches.
With the return OF Tex Conving-
ton. the McAllen nine will Be
reinforced to a great extent. Tex.
is an old time star. Tex is one OF
the most dangerous hitters in the
Valley. All OF the pitcher think
twice before pitching to him.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

(By The Associated Press
Including games OF July 81.
National League
Batting-Klein, Phillies. All.
Runs-Klein. Phillies. los.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillics
ll3.
Hits-Klein, Phillies. l64.
D-oubles-ODoul, Phillies, "a.
Triples-Comorosky, Pirates. IA.
Home runS-WilSon. Cubs. 80.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, ~.
American League
Batting-Gehrig. Yankees. 1872.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. ll6.
Runs batted in-Gehrig. Yankees,
l35.
HitS-Hodapp, Indians l46
Doubles-McManus. Tigers. SO.
Triples-Reynolds. White Sox. IS.
Home RunsNRuth. Yankees 80
Stolen bases-McManus. Tigers.
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gin Of eight strokes. Willie Klein
Of Wheatley Hills was second with
286 AMI Gene Sarazen third. an
other stroke behind.
Smiths cards for the two last
rounds o. the championship showed
only three ives. He had nine threes
and a two All the others were
tours.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
THURSDAYS Results

Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3.
Philadelphia u, Brooklyn 4.
New York IL, Boston 5.
Only games scheduled
Fridays Schedule
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh AT Chicago.
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ElGHTS LAST
&1NlGHT&A
~ The Associated PICS

CBy The Associated Press
WILKESBARRE. Pa. - frankie
Cawley. Pittsburgh, outpointed Pete
Latzo Scranton, Pa. G0l.
CINCINNATI - Freddie Miller.
Cincinnati. o%utpointed Henry Fall
aeano. Los Angeles. l0l-
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- The

X LEAGUE
Wednesday Nights Results

Wednesday Nights Results
Houston y. Wichita Falls 5.
Dallas 6. Waco 5.
Fort Worth 5. San Antonio /.
Thursdays Results
Wichita Falls at Houston. night
game.
Dallas at Waco. night game.
Fort Worth at San Antonio, night
game.
Beaumont 10. Shreveport 9.
Fridays Schedule
Wichita Falls at Houston. night
game.
Dallas al Waco. night game.
Fort Worth at San Antonio, night
game.
Shreveport at Beaumont.
Standing Of the Clubs
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Until yesterday

Until yesterday
70 had e v been
broken at the En-
ginee RS country
club. one of the
toughest courses
in the m%etropoli-
tan district, but
Smith. at the top
OF his game. shot
a 68 in his morn
ing round and
another So in the
afternoon 70 hang
I'D a 72-hole total
Of 27S and win the
championship by
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Wins
GOLF CROWN
2 Record Rounds Give Mac
Long Island Open
Championship

NEW YORK. Aug. 1-tP-Two
record-breaking rounds have IN
abled Macdonald Smith. veteran
Scot. to win the Long Island open
golf championship for the second
straight year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

If every square inch filings out
only a twentieth of an ounce OF
light and heat in a century. the
suns whole surface Is emitting over
four million tons in each second.
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Shreveport at Beaumont.
Standing Of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
THURSDAYS Results

Chicago l0-1. St. Louis 20.
New York IA. Boston Is.
Cleveland 5. Detroit 3.
Philadelphia 4. Washington 3
Fridays Schedule
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
New York at Boston
Only games scheduled.
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attributed by many 10 the fact that
several Broncs were not in the
pink Of condition.
THE SAN BENITO Box Maker
nine, which is composed almost
entirely OF Brownsville players. will
take on the Rifles independent
championship. The Rifles recently
showed they played high calihre
ball by defeating the McAllen
Legionnaires who have lost but
three games in the Valley league
this season.
THE BROWNSVILLE players
now with the San Benito zile plan
to play here in the near future
under the name Of "All-Stars.'
They hope to use the Bronc corral
while the Deshamen are off on
road trips. Among the locals now
playing with San Benito are Gle
mente Garcia. De Ia Rosa bro
theirs. Cortinas. Moreno. Aldspe,
Brown. Guzman. Martinez. Casti-
10. Rodriguez and others.
JESS WILLARD. former heavy
weight champion. is a rich mar
and he has made a considerable
amount of his money since the
sweltering evening when Jack
Dempsey knocked him into the
Land OF Nod at Toledo. wise in
vestments along the Pacific in real
estate and other property boosted
his savings around the million dol
lar class. jess takes little interest
y ia sports now. However. he did
take a look at Camera recently and
was amazed az his size. And mind
you, the Pottawatomic Founder
himself weighs around 255 az pre-
sent.
Two diamond figures are sad to-
day. They are Walter johnson and
Rabbit Meanwhile. 10Th well
known figures for a quarter OF a
century. Mrs. Walter johnson is
dead. Rabbits father is dead. he
death OF Mrs. Johnson will likely
affect Old Walt greatly. He was Of
the gently, home-loving type-the
kind that death impresSes greatly.
Pot Shots
Eustaquio has been noticing the
court records of late. He is expect
ing some Valley league hurlers to
file suit or their mates for non
support.
Football is just around the
corner. Several nice drop-k.cks
have been seen on Valley diamonds
recently.
ED PIERCE. STAR BOWLER
WITH THE BROWNSVILLE
TAILORING FIVE. SUFFERED
A MENTAL LAPSE LAST NIGHT.
HE HEAVED THE BALL BUT
FORGOT TO LET co. HE WENT
ALONG.
The Broncs cavorted through
their PAGES merrily yesterday after
noon. Fritz Ball. second sacker.
wore a dinkey hat which game him
the appearance Of a Sherlock
Holmes. All he lacked was the
magnifying glass.
Librado Perez wasn't overly stuck
:. on the pepper game. He likes 70 con
ksentrate on q ayate-not have a
alf q dozen flyDH in from diff
trent angles.
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BY Laufer

AN ALLEY AFTER A STRIKE
rs LIKE TANNING AFTER PARK
ING THREE FOULS OVER THE
FENCE. OPINES INA DODO. COM
BINATION RASEBALL-BOWLING
FAN.
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AL PRINCE, MERCEDES EDIT
OR AND SPORT FAN. TOOK A
LOOK AT "A WRESTLING
MATCH RECENTLY. WHY. ]
THOUGHT THERE WAS A Law
AGAINST PRIZE FIGHTING.
HE SAID AS THE HEAvE 4
GRuNT MEN WENT AT IT.
THAT'S WHAT LITTLE DANIEL.
THE GOVERNOR, SAID. AL.
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The.
Sports
Spade
by Hal EUSTACE
. n = = = \ = = n =

PRESIDENT o. ". Boston Of the
Rio Grande Valley League urges
that all postponed tits De cleared
OFF the schedule as soon as possible.
Boston suggests Thursday afternoon
as a good time TO take care Ct these
games. There is an obligation 70
play the postponed games which
might affect the standings OF the
leaders, the prexy says. Both san
Benito and Harlingen have post
poned engagements on their books.
Brownsville, Raymondvl4e. Donna
and Rio Hondo and possibly others,
are in the same boat. Where the
teams did not get to play their
first game, IL would be possible 10
Aplay a double header when they get
together for the return affair.
II AN AMATEUR league IS oper-
sted in the Valley next season, II IS
likely that the forfeit ante Will be
raised considerably from the $50
now posted by the Valley clubs.
Managers have been all too willing
to quit the circuit and a mere $50
won't keep them from doing II.
Even now there are rumblings OF
some pulling out. The success OF
baseball as a whole depends upon
organized effort. Valley managers
should not forget the championship
series which has been scheduled
with the champion Of the strong
Gulf Coast league.
60
AFTER SUNDAYS game here
and its complications, II was be-
lieved that the BroncS would break
out Of the Horse Lot and take 70
the tall cactus Qua behind the cor
raj. Only two quit. The remainder
Of the Wild Horses are out there
still pitching and their morale has
not been damaged. The squads
spirit indicates that Mission will
u into a hornets nest here this
coming Sunday. Joe Salinas ana
Joe King were the two TO turn III
their uniforms. King is a natural
ball player Of no mean ability. He
is a fast outfielder n an ideal
iead-off nan He is hard TO pltch
TO and is a flash at base stealing.
Il Is difficult for King to stay out
Of harness. Yesterday afternoon ne
was out at the park and aided IN
the workout although he did not
take TO the field himself.
ONE THING that Ranch Boss
Geo. Desha Is insisting upon these
days is that his players stay in
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Librado Perez wasn't overly stuck
on the pepper game. He likes 70 con-
on one ayate-not have a
alf q dozen flyDT in from diff
trent angles.
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ONE THING that Ranch Boss
Geo. Desha Is insisting upon these
days is that his players stay in
condition. Sundays nightmare IS