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4
XK7HILE most of Dick HanIey's
w boys were healthy enough
during the humping of the Illi-
nois Innocents, the Northwestern
coach himself is said to have suf-
fered a spasm on the sidelines. He
sent in some subs as the game ap-
preached conclusion and with only
about three minutes to play, and
Northwestern leading by a top
heavy score the substitute quarter
back used and exposed to view, one
of Hanley's best pet trick plays for
all the scouts to gaze upon. Then
and there, it is reported, Hanley
keeled over in legitimate vaccina-
ton faint.
Some of the IOngwinded huddIes
INDUCED in by some of cur most
prominent grid teams have all the
earmarks of the Old-fashioned Sun
day afternoon crap games in the
alleys down on the old south side.
M/INDY CITY gossip says
w Charlie Grimm, Cubs first
sacker, is on the market for trade,
with Cincinnati and the Cardinals
mentioned in the prospective trans
action. Charles fancy fielding,
plus Glowing, proved the delight
Of Chicago feminine fans, but it
seems he lost popularity with the
Bruin front Office and also faded to
some extent in batting skill.
A burden is off the minds of many.
George Lott. tennis wiz. has landed a job.
Last summer Lott violated all rules of big
league tennis etiquette by stating openly
that he wanted to 20 to work before he
developed into a tennis tramp. The boy
was in love and talked right out. There
upon he created another sensation by
landing wife before landing a job. but
everything is lovely now. The honeymoon
is over and George has entered the
brokerage business.
While Knute Rockne is worrying about
overconfldence in his Irish gladiators.
coach Jock Sutherland Of Pittsburgh is
moaning about injuries and forecas sting the
downfall of the Panthers. With both inen-
tors worried to distraction. and in pessi-
nistic mood. the Saturday struggle no
doubt is destined to develop into real
herman spectacle of power and speed.
Some Pittsburgh fanatics at the Car
negie Tech-Notre Dame tilt brazenly an
nOunced the Panthers had it all over the
Tartans and would knock the Irish Isl Loose loo
Carnegie thought last week shortly before
D. M. Saturday.
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Seven HOnners
Feature Tilt

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23.-Seven
home runs were registered in the
opening game here Wednesday when
Los Angeles and Hollywood launched
the Pacific Coast League playoff
seven-game series, HOLLYWOOD win
ming, 9-8, ten innings. Both clubs
used three pitchers, as the heavy
hitting continued throughout the
struggle.
The Angels outhit the winners,
sixteen to ten. Score:
Hollywood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 10 I
IT Turner. Johns, Wetzel and Bassler;
Baecht, Peters. Delaney and Hannah.
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YALE BACKS SHIFTED
BY DICK MILLER

indianapolis high school grid
teams passed the hallway mark of
their schedules last week and it is
interesting to note the records and
the accomplishments of the various
prep elevens. Shortridge, possessor
of the city public school champion
ship the past four years, will obtain
permanent possession of the trophy
awarded to the fve-times winner if
successful again this fall.
Probably the biggest test to be
faced by the north Siders will come
this week, Saturday night, at Butler
bowl when the Blue meets Washing
ton, the west side hope.
The defending city champs have
amassed the best record OF any local
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C. GRIDMEN DRILL

Blocking and tackling were re-
hearsed Wednesday by Indiana Cen
trails gridmen in preparation for
Saturdays game with Rose Poly at
Terre Haute.
Warner and Walbaum were out
standing performers in short
scrimmage session. A. Smith, quar-
ter, and Walls, tackle, have recov-
cred from injuries and rejoined the
squad.
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Close Tilt
Expected
Coach Kipke Is PeSSlmlStic;
$4,000 to Witness
Rivalry Classic.
Ba Times Special

Ba Times Special
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. %
With Auer, Daniels and Cox defl-
nitely out Of Saturdays game
against Illinois, Coach Harry Kipke
today shifted his Michigan lineup
and sent Williamson, Hozer and
La Jeunesse to the vacant posts.
A crowd Of $4,000 will jam The
Wolverine stadium for the rivalry
contest. and Michigan's hopes for
their first Big Ten title in many
wears will receive a severe test. Vic
tories over Purdue and Ohio State
have stamped the Maize and Blue
eleven as one of the strongest in
the circuit.
Kipke is pessimistic regarding the
contest and gave Harry Newman
and Roy Hudson, back field star, a
long workout in place kicking
Wednesday. Kipke believes three
points may decide the game, as 1t
did in 1928, when the wolverines
gave the Illini their only setback
of the season, 3 to 0.
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Shortridge and Cathedral Prove
City's Best at Halfway Distance

team, but if they are successful in
again winning the city honors
among public schools their claim to
an unblemished city title will be dis
puted by Cathedral. Shortridge and
Cathedral played 6-6 tie game and
Cathedral defeated Washington
6 to 0.
The eight local prep elevens have
engaged in twenty-five contests with
out-of- town opponents and have
won Is and lost 9. In these con-
tests the indianapolis boys have
collected $50 points to the OPP
ponent's 210.
The average has been pulled down
by the poor showing of Technical
this fall. The Green has undoubtedly
the weakest team we ever remember
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BIZ Lnited Press

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 3d.
Strengthened by the return of
Jack White, veteran quarter back,
Purdue's hopes for victory over
Wisconsin in the me-coming tilt
here Saturday took another step up
today. Alex Yunevitch, full back,
still is on the sidelines and probably
will not see action against the
Badgers. His place will be taken by
Horstman, who showed promise in
the Iowa game. Purvis, half back,
also may see the game from the
bench, due to injuries.
Unusual speed and dash have fea-
tured this weeks practice, despite
the fact the Boilermakers will enter
the game as the under dog"
Van Bibber, star tackle, returned
to the lineup wednesday, after a
two weeks absence due to shoulder
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SIX BOUTS ON CARD

Two four-round prelim scraps
have been added to the weekly ifs
tic program at Riverside Friday
night, making the. card complete
with six bouts, totaling twenty-six
rounds. The main event, which
brings together Rosy Baker. Ander-
son middleweight, and Mutt Marsh,
Cincinnati, will be for six rounds.
In the seni-windup, frankie Fur
long will clash with Shifty Dando.
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So far this season three teams in
the Senior League of the Indianapo-
lis Amateur Football Association
have clean states. The Midways
have won three games, and lost
none. while Holy Trinity has played
three games, won two and tied one,
and the Indianapolis Cubs have
played three, won two and tied one.
Next Sunday Midways and Holy
Trinity will battle at Washington
baseball park and there will be a
prelim game at 1890 between the
Boys Club and Holy Trinity Bear
cats. Neither of these junior league
teams has been defeated. The Boys
Club is coached by Stewart, and the
Holy Trinity Bearcats by Brisnich.
The big game between Midways
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Scott Captures
Toy Golf Title

BIZ Times SDecfdL
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 23.-J. K.
Scott, Jacksonville, whose three day,
seventy two-hole medal score for the
meet was 3-55-59-56-223 on the
par fifty-six Falkland course on
Lookout mountain, captured the first
prize of $4,000 in the national minia-
ture golf tournament Wednesday.
Newton Coggins, Jacksonville, had
a 226 for the $1,000 second place,
while Mrs. j. E. Rankin, Jackson
vile, won the $4,000 women's cham
pionship with 241. Mrs. R. L. Stone,
Chattanooga, was the women's run
ner~up with 243. All the winners
also are regular golfers.
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Two Six-ROunders In Heavy
Class on Armory Fight Bill

summer, will take on Joe Mandott
of Louisville.
frankie Jarr of TT. Wayne, who
last week fought close ten-round-
er with Happy Anterior, has been
signed to meet Kid Woods in the
eight-round semi windup. Woods
last local scrap resulted in a win
over Scotty Scotch.
Roy Wallace is working out every
day at the Victory gymnasium and
his handlers are appealing for big
boys to act as sparmates. La Rocco
will outweigh Wallace at least fif-
teen pounds.
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Indicated Amateur Teams
Will Mix In Double Bill

and Holy Trinity will start at 2:30.
The rivals are being coached by
west side boys, former players Of
the Ferndale Triangles; Oliver di-
reefs the Midways while Clarence
WEIGH teaches Holy Trinity. Two
ex-Manual stars will be in the line
up for the Midways; N. Nasarachia,
'27 half back, and Glenn Eyster,
Manual, '27, center.
Holy Trinity will have stars in ex-
Cathedral players. Steve Bubrich,
Cathedral 90, will be at half back
for Holy Trinity, and Leopold Rand
over, Cathedral %, will hold down
center. Holy Trinity has scored
seven touchdowns this season and
Brubrich has crossed the goal line
four times. Nasarachia of the Mid
ways has scored five of the eight
touchdowns made by the MidwayS.
The gate fee will be Is cents.
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BROWN WINS ON POINTS

Elmer Lang substituted for Young
Eiler in the main go at Tomlinson
hall Wednesday night and lost on
points to Norman Brown, Chicago,
eight rounds. Other results:
Ray Hurtz shaded Kid Boo. four rounds
Joe Palooka knocked out Abbie Birch, third
round; Kid Slaughter defeated Kid Slick
four rounds: Joe Moore and Pug Smith
drew in four rounds TufTY Mitchell out
pointed Jack Hembree. four rounds, and
KID BOYD outpointed Kid Henry. four
rounds
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WALKER SCORES K. 0.

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. ga
knockout within less than two min
utes of punching was scored by
Mickey Walker, n1iddleweight cham
pion, over Homer Sheridan, Los
Angeles, here Wednesday night.
Walker f1oored Sheridan twice in
one minute and forty-five seconds.
ending a scheduled ten-round bout
in that time when the coast fighter
was unable 20 get up on the second
count nine.
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Two six-roUnd bouts in the heavy
divisions were announced today as
part of the supporting card for the
Roy Wallace George La Rocco fea-
ture at the Armory next Tuesday
night.
Rush Heise, young local heavy
weight, who stopped George Milli-
gan of Evansville in the opening
show of the season at the Armory
will meet Jack Bryan of Fortville in
the top six, while Willard Chappell,
indianapolis light heavy, who won
both of his fights at the fort this
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RosenblOom Retains Fistic
Grown by Stopping Balm

ner by Referee Lou Magnolia. Only
5000 fans watched the bout.
Rosenbloom, content to let Balm
do all the leading, lost the first two
rounds, but came to life in the third
to win easily from that point on.
Pete Sanstol, Norway, ard Joe
Scalfaro. New York bantanlweight,
fought to a draw in the ten-round
semi-final. In another ten-rounder,
Bob DIN, New York, slugged out a
decision over Willard Dix, west coast
light-heaYYWeigllt.
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TENNIS STARS WED

. SANTA MONICA, Cal, Oct. %
John Van Ryn of Princeton, N. j.,
American Davis Cup player. and
Marjorie Gladman of Santa Monica,
national womens intercollegiate
tennis champion, were married here
Wednesday night.
The wedding eliminated a
romance that began when the two
were competing in tennis tourna-
ments here and abroad.
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OIL YMPICS AT ELW00D

Riverside >Olympics will battle the
strong Elwood eleven Sunday at FL
wood, and the fact that both teams
are undefeated makes the game one
Of the big features in state indie
pendent football. Olympics have
won three state tits and Elwood
five, including a win over the In
dianapolis College Cubs.
Olympics will practice on Friday
night at 1880 and all players must
attend. State elevens wanting
games write or wire Howdy Stout,
709 Park avenue, phone Lincoln
1927.
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81 United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Maxie Ro-
senbloom of Harlem successfully de-
Tended his title of light-heavyweight
champion against Able Balm of New
ark. N. j.. at Madison Square Gar
den Wednesday night.
Rosenbloom was declared the win
ner on a technical knockout in the
eleventh round of q scheduled fif-
teen round bout when Balm, bleed
ing profusely from a deep cut over
his left eye, was waved to his cor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23
Zuppke Stresses Defense

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. %
Illinois football squad was scheduled
for a final drill on the home field
today and will entrain early Friday
for Michigan.
Coach Zuppke will start Gil Berry
at half back instead of quarter,
with Russell, former end, also in the
back field. Captain Robinson will
direct the play from full. Schu-
macher, 161-pound center, has re-
placed Bauer, a 250-pounder, in the
only line shift.
In the defensive drill Wednesday,
zuppke did not forget "Old 49," the
famous play introduced by Fielding
Yost several years ago. 1t was this
play which enabled the Wolverines
to defeat Purdue this year and
Illinois in that memorable game in
1928.
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Three HOOsier
Players Injured
BIZ United Prey

BIZ Jnlted PTe88
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, oct. %
Indiana's football squad was sched-
uled to leave the cold middle west
today for a long trip to the sunny
south. where they will meet South
ern Methodist university at Dali
las. Tex, Saturday.
Cold weather kept the HOLSTERS
indoors Wednesday, and three play
ers-Jaspers and Kuchins, tackles,
and Dauer, quarterback-were in
jured in the workout.
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Yankee Pilot,
Coach Confer

D C5H1CAGo.' Oct.> 23.-Joe Nc
earthly, newly appointed manager of
the New York Yankees. was en- route
to New York today after confer
ence here with Art Fletcher,
Yankee coach. It was the first time
the former Cubs manager had
visited Chicago since his appoint
ment as Yankee manager.
Fletcher came here from his home
in Collinsville, Ill, for his first meet
ing with his new boss and the two
discussed plans for the 1881 cam
paign.
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Stribling Meets
Vet Christner

BIZ United Press
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 23.-Young
Stribling, Georgia heavyweight,
makes his first ring appearance
since knocking out Phil Scott in
London, tonight when he meets K.
o. Christner in ten-round bout at
the Velodrome.
Stribling, hailed as the next
worlds champion as a result of his
quick finish of Scott and his earlier
knockout win over Otto Van Porat
in Chicago, rules heavy favorite
to defeat the Akron, o., fighter.
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Pitt Eleven
Hold Secret
Grid Drills

PITTSBURGH, Oct. ga great
lover of secrecy, this Jock Suther-
land, coach of the Pittsburgh PAN
theirs. After today's practice Su-
therland will spirit his team away
to some lonesome spot to remain in
solitary confinement until time for
the Notre Dame game on Saturday.
The Panthers have given specta-
tors the cold shoulder all week, a
reinforced squad of student man
ayers guarding every inch of ground
within half a mile of the practice
field.
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SYRACUSE VETERAN INJURED

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 23.-The
brilliant career of Irving Constan-
tine, Syracuse full back, was ended
Wednesday when he suffered a
broken left shoulder during scrim-
mage. He is a senior and was in
his third year on the varsity.
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FIT. WORTH, Tex, Oct. 23.-The
TT. Worth Cats Of the Texas League,
1880 pennant winners and cham
pions of Dixie will be piloted by Art
Phelan next year. Frank Snyder,
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MULLINS RETURNS

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 30
Three sets of linemen and four COM
plste back fields have been selected
by Coach Rockne for Notre Danes
trip to Pittsburgh for the renewal
of rivalry which has been dormant
for eighteen years. Moon Mullins,
full back, returned to the first string
Wednesday and is expected to start
against Pitt.
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bADGERS TO ENTRAIN
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 23.-After
a light workout this afternoon, Wis
consin's Badgers, confident of VIC
tory, were to entrain tonight for
Lafayette, where they meet the 1929
Big Ten champs Saturday.
The Badgers rehearsed Purdue
plays in Wednesdays drill, with a
defensive scrimmage topping the
workout. Bill Lusby, half back,
who rejoined the squad this week,
starred in a punting practice and
probably will handle the booting and
passing in Saturdays game.
Ed Swiderski, guard, may be I'M
able to get into the battle, due to an
injured side, but Edwards, a husky
sophomore, lbs been showing well
in his position this week. Lifor,
reserve half, also is out with in
jurieS.
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BROWN. GIRONEs DRAW

BARCELONA, Spain, Oct. 23.-
Panama Al Brown, Negro feather
weight. and Jose Girones, Spanish
champion. battled ten rounds to a
draw here Wednesday.
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PRINCETON LOOKS GOOD

BIZ Tinted Prose-
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. o.
Princetons' first string eleven showed
up well in a long scrimmage with
the Rider college team Wednesday.
Bogar and James made several long
runs.
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Texas Hears Frank Snyder
Is Slated for Miller Job

successful Cat manager, resigned
Wednesday and it is reported he will
become manager of the Minneapolis
Millers under Mike Kelly, succeed
ing Bill Meyer.
Local club officials and Snyder
were unable to reach an agreement
when a new contract was discussed.
Phelan comes from Shreveport,
where he managed several years.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Rg Times Special

30 Times SDeci1I
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Oct. %
-Futrill starred for Hartford City
Wednesday night when the local
high school basketball team de-
feated Roll, 30-17. The winners were
out in front at half-time, 1913.
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SOUTHPORT TO PERFORM

Coach Pitchers Southport high
school gridders will take on the
Rochester eleven Saturday after
noon in what promises to be a
close tilt at Indiana Central col
lege field at University Heights.
Kickoff will be at 2:30.
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ice Savoldi
MYTH Larry Mullins, the
w three-year veteran, on the
side lines with injuries, Jumping
Joe Savoldi has had more than
his share of work at full backing
for Notre Dame. The husky youth
has starred in the three Irish VIC
tories to date, and is expected
to play an important part in the
attack on Pittsburgh Saturday.
Savoldi specializeS in long runs.
He has shown considerable i'm
provement in bucking the line and
defensive play this season. and is
one. of the big reasons hackers Of
Rockne's team are predicting an
other undefeated season.
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Cy Leland
DURING the spring track sea-
~ son, the sport-minded public
followed the performance OF a
certain southern sprinter, Cy Lee
land of Texas Christian university,
with much interest. He was rated
as one of the speediest dash men
in collegiate circles.
Leland doesn't conf1ne his ac-
tiYities to the cinder path. At
present he is busy On the gridiron,
where he performs at half back.
He is co-captain Of the Texas
Christian university team and is
rated as one of the best ball car
riers and passers in the southwest.
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Farm Draft Banned

~ CHICAGO, oct. %. - Baseball
Commissioner K. M. Lands ruled
Wednesday that no major league
club could&draft a player from one
of its baseball farms. The ruling
was applied in the case of Brooklyn
drafting Pitcher Jimmy Pattison
from the Macon South Atlantic
League Club, controlled by Brook
Ign.
THE clubs can buy any players
before Sept. d." said Lands, "5ut
can not draft them from their own
farms"
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Two Captains
Popular Plan
at Utah Aggie

Give RemuId Dan Gillespie
TINE co-captain plan of the
l. Utah Aggies football team
worked so well last fall the idea
was voted back again for the 1880
team. Accordingly, the leaders of
the Aggies eleven this season are
Give Remind, star half back and
two-letterman, and Dan Gillespie,
full back Of two years experience.
Both are powerful line plungers.
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THREE MICHIGAN. STARS OUT OF ILLINOIS BATTLE
Army Set
for Yale.
HiIISinger, Star Guard, Not
to Play Against Eli
Eleven.

BIZ United Press
WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 23.-
Hillsinger, veteran guard, and one
of the strongest units in Army's big
line, will not be able to play against
Yale on Saturday, it was announced
here today. Hillsinger, injured in
an early game, was out of the Harv-
ard tilt last Saturday. His place
probably will be taken by Harley
Trice.
The Cadet squad was put through
long workout Wednesday against
the scrubs. The scrubs, using Yale
formations, were unable to gain
with any consistency.
The combined varsity and scrub
squads, numbering ninety-one play
ers, leave here tonight for Walling-
ford, Conn, where headquarters
will be established at Choate school.
The corps, 1900 strong, will leave
for Yale Saturday morning.
YALE BACKS SHIFTED
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. %
With McLenon and Helm, quarter
backs, both on the Sidelines with in
juries, a new yale back field may
take the field against Army Satur-
day. Coach Nal Stevens used Crow
ley, Dunn, Parker and Sullivan in
one quarter, with Able Booth, Aus
ten, Taylor and Muhlfeld in another
group.
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SO -. Totals. -. 81 46 -. Totals -. II
PARK SCHOOL CRISPUS ATTUCKs
Won. 1; lost. 1. Won, q. lost. none;
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White, Van Bibber Return to
Purdue Lineup for Badgers
BADGERS TO ENTRAIN

injuries. He will be in top shape for
Saturday.
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EARLY BASKET MOTIFS

Apprentice Printers basket squad viii
workout tonight at S.45 at East Tenth
street gym. AL players please notice.
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Totals. 20. 10 10 Totals. e..
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TECHNICAL CATHEDRAL,
Won. none; lost, ;. Won. 4 lost. noue.
tied
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BROAD RIPPLE
Won. 9: Inst. 9.
WASHINGTON

10 totals. .1O7I 60 Totals