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several months ago. The papers
automatically made Primo eligible
for military service, and the au-
thoritieS are determined to see
Primo do his stuff.
Gold Braid, however, would not
offer Primo his only menace should
he cross into French territory. He
also would have to elude process
servers. Paul Journee, one-time
heavyweight champion of France,
has assigned Primo in a French
court for a bill of 100000 francs
approximately 100000.
Journee, in his suit, declared he
discovered" Camera while the
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TraynOr will be the next Pittsburgh
manager.
1T is reported that Erwin Brame,
i Pirate pitcher, will take consid-
cradle practice at first base next
spring to develop fielding skill.
Brame is real hitter and Owner
Dreyfuss is looking into the future.
Gus Suhr, regular first sacker, was
no phenom with the ash last year.
Brame pitched for indianapolis sew
eral weeks in 1928.
Rube Lutzke, former American
Association and big league third
sacker, plans to return to organized
ball next year. He pastimed in the
Wisconsin State League in 1880. The
RUDE is managing a bowling alley
in Milwaukee. The veteran has
many friends in indianapolis.
Walter Johnson'S mother, Mrs. f.
E. Johnson, has gone to live with
her son on his Maryland farm. She
will take care of Walters children,
made mOtherlesS several months
ago when the wife of the Big Train
passed on.
ID OGERS HORNSBY, new Chi
IN cago Cub pilot, is reported
dealing for Jim Bottomley and Jess
Haines of the st. Louis Cardinals
There are rumors saying Rogers has
taken a dislike to pitchers Blake
and Bush.
Charlie Grimm is headed for Gin
cinnati, according to late stove
league chatter. 1t wouldn't be a bad
infield with Grimm at first, Craw-
ford at second, Strip at third and
CuccinelIo at short.
#
4 FTER sharing the profits in
L n several worlds series as a
bench warmer with the New York
Yankees, Mike Gazella, infielder,
retired from baseball and tried his
luck on Wall street. The stock crash
last year cleaned him out and Mike
returned to the diamond. He joined
the Hollywood Stars in the Coast
League and his luck returned. The
team won the second half pennant
and downed Los Angeles in the
play-of series and Mike got a full
share of the winnings.
y 4
An expert on statistics has figured
out Dazzy Vance's big league record
and it shows DazZy has averaged
sos strikeouts per game, 100 walks
and $50 hits over a long stretch
of years with Brooklyn.
Il
The Jimmy Foxx and Al Simmons
transformers met in New Orleans
last Sunday. and drew a crowd of
about 5000. The opposing mines
we're made up chiefly Of Southern
and Cotton States players.
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Bp United Press
KANSAS CITY, oct. 3O.-James
Bausch, star football half back who
was charged with professionalism
by four Big Six conference schools
probably will be in the Kansas
university lineup Saturday when
the Jayhawkers play PENNSYLVANIA
at Philadelphia, Coach w. H. Har-
giss said Wednesday night While
passing through here with his team.
The Kansas athletic board, meet
ing at Lawrence Wednesday, de-
clared an impartial investigation
revealed neither BauSch nor any
other player had been subsidized
or recruited in violation of confer
ence rules.
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TIGERS ON WAY WEST

BIZ United Press
PRINCETON, N. j., oct. 3d.
Princeton's football squad was Chi-
cago-bound today for the intersec-
tional game with Chicago Saturday.
Coach Bill Roper and a squad of
thirty-two players were given a
noisy send-of Wednesday night.
Despite the fact Princeton has lost
its last three starts, a crowd of 1900
students damned into Alexander
hall and heard brief talks by Coach
Roper, Captain Mestres and John
Grier Hibben, president Of the uni
Versity.
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mark was high IN the racine lOOps
Z AS FISHER, former Tulsa in
L. fielder in the Western League,
was sentenced to prison at Okla
homa City charged with stealing an
automobile and when he made a hit
while playing with the prison nine
he kept on running. He was caught,
however, and is back doing time.
Pittsburgh gossip says Pie Tray
nor, veteran third sacker, was
offered the managerial reins before
Jewel Ems was reappOinted. 1t is
said Pie rejected the pilot seat be-
cause he figured he's still spry
enough to play regularly. Evidently
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0'C0NNOR CUE VICTOR

It took Leo O'Connor, only south
paw entered in the state three-cush-
ion billiard tourney, los innings to
nose out Neal Jones in a first-round
match at Coolers parlors Wednes-
day, so to 40. Both played cau-
tiously. Jones had high run Of 5,
O'Connor, 3.
Tonight's match between Cooler
and Rubens has been postponed.
Baldwin and Murphy will tangle FRI
day night.s
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RED HOLLOWAY VICTOR

Red Holloway, indianapolis well
terweight, defeated Howard Jones
of Louisville in the eight-round
main event at TomI.pson hall
Wednesday night. Holloway scored
a knockdown in the seventh round.
Other results.
Joe Palooka defeated Billy Nehi. Noble
Wallace defeated Eddie Anderson. Kid
Galloway whipped Kid Jones: Henry Hook
shaded Tuffy Mitchell. Buster Allen scored
a technical knockout over Tippin Tim in
the second round and Kid Agate won from
<. o. Mellett. AL preliminary were four
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CLARK TO BOX PELEC0

According to the Washington A.
c., which is sponsoring the heavy
weight bout between Chuck Wig
gins and Walter Pickerd at Cadle
tabernacle on Thursday night Of
next week, strong supporting card
is being arranged. Bud Clark, Vim
cennes featherweight. has been
signed for one of the six-round en-
counters. He will meet the veteran
Babe PeIeco.
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Army and Process Servers Await Primo

husky Italian was earning a poor
living as a day laborer. For two
wears, Journee said, he trained Car
nera and then launched him on his
fighting career. Journee said Car
nera signed a contract giving him
IS per cent of his earnings in the
ring for q period of fifteen years.
Journee in turn sold half OF his
contract to Leon See on condition
that See accompany the Italian on
his wanderings.
Since Camera went to. the United
States, Journee claims, he has not
received a single sou of 100000
francs which he insists the fighter
pockets every month.
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DoWNEY, COOK CLASH

Six scraps are carded for Friday
nights fstic show at Riverside. In
the main event, George Downey of
Fairmont and Kid Cook of Hunt
ington, w. Va, featherweights, will
tangle for six rounds. Bobby YER
non and Jackie Coogan tangle in
the semi-windup of four rounds. IN
other tour-rounderS:
Doggie Nolan opposes Louis Lynch. Lefty
Nichols meets Harry Drake. Young Groggs
tangles with Frank Alte and Billy Nehi
meets Young Leach.
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Dad Fox outsmarted his boy Larry by
rolling with Rasmussen in the An-StsI
doubles and riding to three-game WI. y. on
sos Sos and 2oS. Mounts and Abbott also
Won three sam ean,s iSom we're diSvided. the
odd game going TO Strieheek ana ss ue9er
over James and cray Fnlton SLlu Slly snd
pritchett from McNew and Liebtag. ana
Robertson from Faust Wlmoery. the
odd game being won on the roA-on Oh
tie.
Charlie DIFFERING of the oeftering-Litzel-
man Coal Co. and sponsor LOT Ihe team an
B sseTinS H 1ee ana Coal Co may not be
frozen out, but figures his BOYS can maze
things hot for them. and aeeordingy mas
home and home match. The match Is
on. the writer receiving the brooks i,at tfs
sna Coe4 , SornnsiH$i Hines Dates viii be ar
RANGED as soon as possible.
Phelps. former Buffalo bowler. has
ioined the local colony end a., Is to to be seen
OF the indianapolis League.
Aoo doubles will feature the sweep
stakes plav al the Illinois alleys Satur-
dav and SUNDAY Nov. ana z boNlers
this play. but must change partners each
series.
Local women bowlers are adding to their
ranks each season. and now have many
GOOD teams rolling in the different LEAGUES.
Ia former wears two OF three. teams were
gtsndouts in their respective leagues. ana
defeat for these clubs came as sur
prise. This wear. however. all races are
riose' with the tail end team being cap
rble Of handing the leaders q trouncing-
The three-corne \ race for the lead
# the X. Of G. e i.''e being staged by
Gradv Kirkhof - Sargent. featured
wednesday nights plhv OF the X OF G.
eague. Bill Sargent gaining on his rivals
rith a $50 total k'rkhon rolled go and
0'GrRdv 6t7. Quill aud Freije also we're IN
The pocket totals OF $50 and $50 falling
for them. Team play found all the teams
Fighting hard. Scott Trucking. Penn Coal.
Pittman-R Rice Coal AMI White Furniture
taking the odd game nom Finncran Gro
cerv Moran Trucking. Boren Insurance
and Hoosier Optical.
Hanna REGISTER. cocl Cola and Chris
neV Radio won the entire series from
Prima. Williamson csndv and American
Linen. as IRVINE anf Selmeir Towel lost
the odd game % Edeal Cleaners and
AfftsfeTaft in the Ifstown srssion on the
zofth side alleys. Selmier led In all de-
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PENN DEFENSE STRONG

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 80. - Al
Kreuz, Penn back field coach, gave
the Quakers a taste of what they
will be called upon to face Satur-
day when he impersonated jim
Bausch, Kansas plunging back,
in Wednesdays scrimnage on River
field.
Kreuz used Kansas plays but was
unable TO. gain much against the
varsity defense Coach Lud Wray
has built up for the Jayhawkers.
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The Pen Wins
British Stakes

BIZ United Press
NEWMARKET, England, Oct. 80.
Coming from behind in the
stretch, Mrs. Martin Hartigan' S
The Pen, a 50-to-1 shot ridden by
Clifford Richards, won the famous
Cambridgeshire stakes by head
Wednesday, with Racedale second,
and the favorite. The Recorder,
third, a half length away. Thirty
one ran.
The race was worth $4,000 to the
owner of the winner, and in addi-
ton, Mrs. Hartigan backed The Pen
heavily. Few others did, for the
totalisator paid as high as 64lA to 1
against the colt,
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PARK PLAYS WILKINSON

Park school gridmen will tangle
with Wilkinson at Park field Friday
afternoon. Coach Reichel's squad
is in top shape after a week of hard
work. Lasher. end, has reioined the
squad and will see action. Reichel
is seeking game for an open date
next weekend.
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BY United Press
PARIS, Oct. 30.-Add to your list
of famous last words: 'AIr. Car
nera, why don't you run down to
France for a week-end's rest?"
If, after that question, Primo
didn't take a swipe at you, he most
certainly would favor" you with
one Of his grimaces, for France,
despite it's wine, women and song,
is the last place the heavyweight
cares to visit.
French military authorities are
after Primo because of French cit
izenship papers the heavyweight
signed before sailing for America
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.hicago's Hopes
on Air Attack

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-Chicago pins
its hope for victory over Princeton
in their intersectionaI game Satur-
day at Stage field on forward
passing attack.
Although a driving rain drove
Coach Stage and his maroons to
cover Wednesday, the squad held a
long workout under the north stand.
The advance sale indicates crowd
of $4,000.
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LITTLE NAP ALL ALONE

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Oct. 3o.-There was
a one-horse race" at Empire City
track Wednesday when Little Nap
went the distance alone in the West
Point claiming handicap. Five
horses were listed to start and four
withdrew. There was purse Of
$3.50 and Jockey Church sent Little
Nap around the course to take down
the money. There was no betting.
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Conference on
Draft Asked

~ 5HaTfC c$A I9(S."'o oct. 3o.-Representa-
tives of the American Association
clubs met here Wednesday with
President Hickey to discuss the
player draft; and it was decided to
ask other minor leagues to appoint
a committee to meet with Amer1-
can Association magnates for final
conference On the controversy with
the majors.
The two big leagues have given
the class AA circuits until Dec. l
to submit to the universal draft.
The majors voted to sever relations
altogether if the big minors hold
to modified draft arrangements.
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IOWA SQUAD LEAVES

bW Jnlt6u PTesS
IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 30. =
Fundamentals we're stressed in
Iowa's final workout before leaving
today to play the University CT De-
troit there Saturday.
Coach Burt Ingwerson Kept the
Hawkeyes at practice until after
dark, completing the strenuous ses-
sion under flood lights. A squad Of
thirty-five players has been named
to make the trip.
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Star Big Green
Half Returns

BN United Press
HANOVER, N. H, Oct. 3O.-Arne
Frigard, Dartmouth varsity back,
who has been out of the game be-
cause of injuries, is almost certain
to start against Yale on Saturday.
Frigard worked with the first
team Wednesday and seemed in the
best of shape. Both the first and
second Big Green teams went
through long scrimmages Wednes-
day.
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BADGER BACK SHIFTED

BIZ United Press
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 3O.-Coach
Glenn Thistlethwaite indicated to-
day that a new backf1eld combina-
ton would start for Wisconsin
against Ohio State at Columbus
Saturday.
Walter Gnabah. a reformed
tackle, probably will team up with
Buckeye Goldenberg, Sam Behr and
Ernie Lusby. Tury Oman, who
will be forced to wear a mask to
protect a crushed cheek bone, is ex-
pected to see a lot of action in the
Badgers back field.
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Cruising in Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH :

FAVE to Casey sngel pick spots training The
Miami March and early April
there good physical condition you'll have
give Cncy trained Miami 1920 and were
places for the boys in
Cncy Reds trying to return there next
by proonging negotiations 1t will be Tampa Tor
Howley's aggregation.
finished the Coast
batting Boston Braves in 1881 Earl pre-
Pirates His swat
L.@1 - L. naa.Gn Ionr
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CONTINENTALS OUT

With four players on the injured
list, Washington today continued
preparation for the games Satur-
day with Broad Ripple. Pullen.
quarter; Long, end; Lawlis and Un-
ser, tackles, are the missing stars.
Fifty basketball candidates are
working out under Coach Jones
every night at washington.
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WILDCATS HEAD NORTH

= EVANSTON, Oct. 3o.-Thirty-fve
members of the Northwestern foot
ball squad will leave tonight for
Minneapolis, where the unbeaten
Wildcats will meet Minnesota Sat-
urday.
Confident that his offense will be
able to score, Coach Dick Hanley
has been stressing defense in prac-
tice this week.
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TECH HOLDS SCRDIMAGE

Blocking, tackling and a lengthy
scrimmage against reserves were on
the program at Techs grid practice
Wednesday as the east siders pre-
pared for Saturdays game at Cen
trail Of TT. Wayne.
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N. Y. U. INVADES PITT

2 NEW YORK. Oct. SO.-New York
university's football team, forty-two
strong, leaves tonight for Pittsburgh
and the annual game with Carnegie
Tech on Saturday.
The Violets departure will mark
the first time in two years that a
N. Y. U. team has LETT the city for
a game.
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-Albie
Booth of the New Haven vest
pocket edition Booths, is expected to
start against Dartmouth in the bowl
on Saturday. If Able does see &C
ton one of the most interesting
angles Of the game will be fur
nished by the manner in which the
little back stands up under the pun
ishment of the Big Green tacklers.
Booth, apparently none the worse
for his knockout by three Army
tacklers last Saturday, probably will
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YALE WINGMAN OUT

BIZ United Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 3d.
Yale'S hopes for victory in the Dart
mouth game were dealt a severe
blow today when it was announced
that Herster BarreS, star right end,
would not play against the Hanover
team because of an infected leg.
Barres' place will be filled by John
Sergeant, end on the freshman team
last year.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS

The Indianapolis Amateur Base
ball Association will hold its an
nual meeting for the election of
officers, Monday night, Nov. 3, in
the association Office at % South
Delaware street, at 8 o'clock. Any
one interested in amateur baseball
is invited to attend.
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PLAY IN AFTERNOON

BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 30.-The
Hanover Evansville college grid
game scheduled here for Friday
night has been changed to Friday
afternoon.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Gossip

All members of the Ex-Collegians eleven
are requested 10 report for practice Fri
day night at Douglas park. s o'clock. The
CollegiaAS viii play the strong st. Pats
At Pennsy park Sunday afternoon.
one OF the strongest teams in the city.
the Brightwood A. C.S. has its schedule
filed with the exception OF next Sunday
and Nov. % Games for these date are
wanted with fast state elevenS Phone
Ri $500 or address Fred c. Morrison, 90
Beilefontaine street.
Belmont outlaws. viii see action Sunday
against Irvington TroianS at Irwin fleld
outlaws nave three outstanding backs
lynch Martin and Camden WiShmire
star quarter. viii be out with injuries. All
PLAYERS are reouesSed to be AZ Indianola
mark Sundac At II a. n. Southeastern
cubs notice. Gail fiiley 1885 between IL
and T. re9Afding . gana.
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ATTACKS PLAY LINCOLN

CrislouS Attacks unbeaten team,
with an uncrossed goal line, will in
wade Evansville to oppose Lincoln
Saturday. Lincoln also is unde-
feated. New formations were prac-
ticed in Wednesdays drill.
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3 Illinois
Stars Out
Captain Robinson Injured
Again; Schumacher, Rus
sell Also Hurt.

DSc SA AsiS Ill. Oct. So.-Three
Illinois players were nursing in
juries today and may not be in the
best OF shape for the Purdue game
here Saturday.
Captain Olaf Robinson. full back;
Henry Schumacher, center, and
Hunter Russell, were the injured
players. With Robinson resting in
the hospital, John Shook was tried
at full back.
Bob Greene replaced Schumacher
at center. Russell received a knee
injury in the opening minutes OF a
light scrimmage.
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JOE WAGNER INJURED

RI 7 IWFN NUfffNf
CHICAGO, Oct. So.-Thrown to
the mat in a violent fall, Joe Wag-
ner, New York heavyweight, was
injured Wednesday night during a
bout with Joe Malcewics. Wagner
fractured a rib and it punctured his
liver.
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SOUTHPORT IN ACTION

Southport Cardinals will play their
last home game Of the season Sat
urday afternoon at 2:30 when they
oppose Seymour high school. Coach
Pitcher has his squad hard at work
for the tilt.
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UMBANHOWAR WINS SHOOT

Umbanhowar was high gun at
the first turkey shoot of the season
at Crooked Greek Gun Club Tues
day, with 43 out of As Arvin,
professional, and McIntire tied for
second with Il.
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GIBBS BEATS ARTHURs

Pg Times Special
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Get. 3d.
Jack Gibbs, st. Paul middleweight,
outp1inted Charley Arthurs. New
YORK., in ten rounds here Wednes-
day. Clyde Chastain. nallas middle
weig beat Walter Durham, TT.
Scott, Ks.ia in another ten.
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ID OSE POLY is "hot" this fall
N and the Terre Haute college
gridders, under the guidance of
Phil Brown former Butler star,
won their fifth straight game last
Saturday. They have defeated
Franklin, Earlham, Valparaiso,
Hanover and Indiana Central.
With Oakland City next and then
Evansville, Browns team has a
good chance of winning both tits
and entering the city series scrap
Nov. 81 with Indiana State Teach
ers for the college title Of Terre
Haute, undefeated.
The Engineers have the best
chance of winning this year they
have had since Brown renewed
relations with the Teachers when
he went to Rose three years ago.
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IRISH SQuAn nRMLs

Tackling, blocking and dummy
scrimmage featured Wednesdays
workout Is the unbeaten Cathedral
team prepared for Saturdays game
at Kirklin.
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DUBUQUE CLUB SOLD

BIZ Times Special
MOLINE, III, Oct. 3O.-Preston
GRAY, former Rock Island Gid
manager, has purchased the Du-
buoue club Of the Mississippi Valley
League. Fred Liser, former owner,
refused to reveal the sale price.
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PURDUE TO TRY PASSES

PURDUE To IhI FAoDES
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 30.-Pur-
due plans to make extensive use of
the forward pass against Illinois
Saturday because of the success
with which Northwestern and Mich
igan used the aerial game against
the Illini.
White. Pope, Purvis and Yunebich
probably will be the Boilermakers'
starting back field. Risk, Kissell
and Horstman still are somewhat
battered from the Wisconsin game.
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IRIsH FROsH WIZ

Cathedral freshmen defeated
Shortridge yearlings Wednesday, 10
to 0, at Shortridge field. Stickley
and Rinky scored for the winners
after long marches down the field on
line plays.
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Indianapolis Stove Company would Ike
to scheduled city and state teams. Write
william Brandt. 1716 Orlnge street. or
call Drexel 2sS8-M.
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hanna ReEister. Cocl cola and Chris
ney Radio won the entire series from
Linen. as THYME anf Selmeir Towel lost
the odd game 20 kdeal Cleaners and
A4ftsicrnfs in the Ifsfnv'n rrssion on the
resth side alleys. selmier led IN all de-
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while no one in authority would COM
1nent on the disclosures of the pictures in
some strange and mystifying way 1t be
came known that the official impression
that Booth had been ganged and, further
that the ARMY touchdown. which tied the
score was distinctly illegal by reason OF
the fact that the Soldier carrying the Dali
on a line plunge had received assistance
from a team mate. thus accelerating ms
forward motion. in violation OF rule 10.
gotten the page numberl But anyway you
ret the general idea.