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store on which they will erect service
station.
Choteau - Bridge being erected
across the Tenton River southwest
Of here.
Work underway on surfacing Flor,
ence-Victor section of Bitter Root
Highway.
Great Falls-Estimated cost of con.
struction for school building to be
erected in Sun River Valley, west OF
here, is $4,000.
Fort Harrison - Construction of
U. S. Veterans Hospital to start in
near future.
Townsend - Totson grading pro-
ject nearing completion.
Shelby - Shelby Miniature Golf
Course formally opened.
Plans underway to resume drilling
operations by Wyoming Oil
Co. on 80 : acre tract adjoining Ohio
Oil Company's we'll in Garland field
Bridger Times.
Construction underway IN power
line of Great Northern Utilities Co.,
between Cut Bank and Blackfoot.
Havre - Local airport being i'm
proved.
Work progressing steadily on NAL
ta-Vandalia road.
Fairview - 1888 acres of beets
contracted for by Yellowstone Valley
! Growers.
Contract let for construction Of
guard rail on 20-mile stretch Of JET
ferson canyon appington-H Harrington
| road.
Dillon - George Trey plans estab-
fishing creamery here.
Monida - Work progressing rapid
ly on construction Of SO mile section
road from Red Root to this city.
Bainville - Westland Oil Co. pur-
chased Yale Oil Company's tanks and
filling station here.
Baker - VIM. Krukeberg erecting
addition to filling station.
Twn Bridges Want Service Sta
ton opened.
Trout Creek - Bids opened for
grading five and one-quarter miles Of
Clarks Fork Highway west from this
place.
improvement Of forest road between
main Blackfoot Highway and Gold
creek ranger station started.
Glendive Christian Scientist
Church edifice under construction on
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Comertown-Arnold Hanson and
Roy King were visiting Bill Corcoran
Sunday evening.
Ted Lindell Of Westby was a Co
mertown caller this weeks
E. Strand was transacting busin-
ess in town the latter part Of the
week.
A few weeks ago there was u mis-
take made in the news item
about the new officers that were ell
ected on the school board. 1t was Os-
car Olson that was elected instead of
Olson Clements.
Roy King is busy doing some car
penter work for Sam Hanson this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Anderson were
t~ransacting business in Plentywood
Wednesday afternoon.
Hans Anderson had to quite dig
cling for Carl johnson on account {
it being too dry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldre Strand were
Comertown shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. LaVerdure and
Arnold Hanson were Plentywood
visitors Wednesday. They were in to
see Mrs. Carl Anderson at the hospi-
tai Mrs. Anderson is improving very
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Torgrinson
were village callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nelson and
'hildren were visiting Christ Nickel
on.
Mrs. Henry Hagen was in the vii
age Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Auglin wer,
IN from the farm Tuesday.
Peter Bruvold was a Plentywood
caller the middle Of the week.
Adolph Anderson's were in Com
ertown latter part of the week.
William Mack was a village shop
per Saturday.
Louis Dixon came down Saturday
from Westby to visit Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Hanson over Sunday.
There was German Lutheran servic-
es at the school house Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. William Corcoran was visiting
Mrs. Hans Anderson Saturday after
noon.
Alice and Clara Corcoran was visit
ino Androw Volts Sunday
Arnold Hanson was seeding Mon
day and Tuesday for Ingwall Iverson.
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Red tone

Delbert Cleveland took his brother
Albert to Plentywood Wednesday af-
ternoon to consult Doctor Hall con-
corning his health. Doctor Hall or
dered Albert to be taken home and
kept n bed for at least three weeks.
Doctor Hall was called to the Her
shall Callahan home Monday evening.
Fletcher is very i'll due to pneumonia
and the humps.
Lucille Hanson returned to school
again after a seige of the mumps.
Alfred Kurtz played for a dance in
Archer Saturday night.
Fred Radon from Outlook was Wis
iting in Redstone Tuesday.
A number of young folks went to
Daleview Sunday to Sc the baseball
game between Culbertson and Dale
view. The game was very interesting
and the boys showed great skill in
playing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cleveland and
sons Cecil and Delbert and Virginia
OIL dItOIl IlOCOICO W IidANlIC oiu
Scobey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russ Wigmore and
daughter and Mrs. Jay Bedwell and
children drove to Scobey and White
tail Monday.
Mr.. Jackson, manager of the Flax
vile theatre was a Redstone visitor
Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Title
at the hospital in Plentywood last
Friday, a son. Mother and baby are
doing nicely.
Ada Stratton spent Saturday night
with Blanche Knight.
Coral Lecy drove to Flaxville Sat
urday night.
Jack Bennett was a business caller
in Redstone Saturday. He was look
ing after his farm while here also.
Albert Stratton drove to Flaxville
Monday after engine repairs.
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West Towne Street.

West Towne Street.
Fort Benton - A farmers in Cho'
teau County planting $4,000 trees oh.
tanned from State Nursery at Mis-
soula.
Grading Of 81 miles of Roosevelt
Highway between Rudyard and Ches.
ter completed by Tomlinson and Ark,
wright contractors.
Helena - Work at Ten Mile set
Ting reservoir progressing and con
crete laying will start soon on 6,000,-
600 gallon basin.
Great Northern Railroad Co., start
ed construction Of telegraph lines
from stations of Summit and Black
foot, on main right-of-way.
Great Falls = Contract let for cob"
struction of last units of major build
ing program at North Montana fair
grounds.
Helen - Two stream guaging sta
tions installed near Flathead Lake.
Butte - Floral Park residents to
petition for construction of sewer sys-
tenn in district.
Great Falls - Our Savior's Luther
an Church to construct damaged
building at cost of $4,000.
Butte - Typographical survey to be
made of proposed site for new
$295,000 addition to post office.
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Redstone-Mr. Gibbs came dowr
from Navajo Monday to attend t.
business matters here.
Myra Bucklin, daughter of Mr.. r
Bucklin was taken to the Plentywooo
hospital last Monday where she un.
derwent an operation for appendicitis
She is improving very nicely and ex'
poets to be home and back to school
before many more days.
Jack White was a business visitor
in Plentywood Monday.
C. b. Bull was here from Plenty
wood Tuesday. He was attending to
business matters and taking are OF
some of his horses in this vicinity.
Mrs. H. A. Cleveland is another vic
tim of the humps.
Frank Bucklin motored to Plenty
wood Friday to visit his daughter, My
ra, who is a patient at the local hos
pital.
Art Hagan was in town Tuesday
TIC hiUcIC 0iCSSioiu hOiAN
Albert having taken sick while work
ing for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stratton anc
son Bill motored to Outlook Friday
evening. While there they attended
the eigth grade declamatory contest
held at the school house. Ada STRAIT
ton, who took part in the program
returned home with them for the
week end.
Rev. Jones from Opheim held ser
vices here Thursday evening. He ex'
poets to be with US again from Sun
day May 10 to May II. Sunday May
II there will be a program given ir
honor of the fourteenth Anniversary
of the Dedication Of the Methodist
Church.
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CLUB MEETS

The Westby demonstration club met
at the home of Mrs. Anton Nelson on
Saturday April Is at 2:30. Miss Wort
county demonstration vas not able to
be present as she underwent an oper-
iaton for gall-stones in one of the
Billings hospitals.
Miss Maybelle acted in her place.
1t was decided at this meeting tc
organize a All club for boys and girls
at the ages from 10 years to 20.
The girls club will meet at The
home of Mrs. Walter Olsen May II
at 2 o'clock. Miss Wort will meet with
the girls. The boys will meet at the
home of Mrs. Peter Miller with coun'
ty agent Ferguson assisting the boys
The date will be given later on fol
the boys. The next meeting of the
Club will be held at the home of Mrs
Otto Enger.
Mrs. Anton Nelson served a dainty
lunch.
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Westby News

church Friday May /. The hostesses
consisted of Mrs. Walter Olsen, Mrs.
Henry Jensen, Mrs. Floyd Kittleson
and Mrs. Peter Bredevein-
Luther Hultgren motored to Crosby
Tuesday afternoon. Dad" Buchanan
assisted Reuben at the shop during
! his absence.
Westby enjoyed another round with
roller skating Wednesday night.
Sig Otheim of Crosby, N. D., in
stalled a skeloglass plate stove at the
Crystal Confectionery and Cafe on
Tuesday.
John X. Borg of Crosby transacted
business in Westby Wednesday.
Mr.. Thompson, salesman for the
Minot Grocery called or Westby
merchants Tuesday.
Harry Hawbaker resigned his po-
sition with the Neson-Sannerud Co.,
where he has been clerking for sew
eral years Friday night
Mr.. Hawbaker will go into the
hardware business for himself at
Peerless. Walter Olsen has brought
his residence.
The family will stay here for a lit
tie time before going to Peerless.
The Lawmakers will me missed by
the surrounding vicinity but we all
wish him success.
Mrs. Charles johnson received a
message that her aunt had passed
W vat Chaseburg, Wis, on Monday
April 81.
Mrs. Paul Hultgren is confined to
her bed with the humps.
Norman Otheim of Crosby, N. D.,
called on Westby friends Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Helm of Conner
town vicinity called on Mrs. Engel
Thursday afternoon.
Harvey Hawbaker traded in his
car for a new Ford from Walter o.
son this week.
The city bakery has closed up for
a short time and will be open to the
pubic later on.
Edwin Dieseth has accepted a pos
ititon with the 500 line working ON
the track.
Alvin Stageberg and Ted Lindell
traded cars this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. A.
T. Olsen were Crosby shoppers Tues
day.
Mrs. Ray Stordall of Crosby, N. D.,
called on her daughter Dagney who
is attending school here.
Mott Foss and daughter Vera and
son Russell arrived via a Tuesday
from Culver, Indiana, they being
called here to the beside of his sick
mother of McElroy.
Mrs. Foss is slightly better.
MI. Foss and children will return
home Thursday May 7. We hope to
hear Grandma" Foss will recover
0
Russell spent several years with
his uncle Harold and made many
friends who are glad to see him
again.
Edwin Iverson had the misfortune
to lose one his valuable houses last
Friday.
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Westby-The Baptist Ladies AID
held a chicken-pie dinner at the Otto
Enger Shoe Store Saturday which
melted a nice sum-.
Ray Hall is very sick with the
humps. His friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Otto Enger, Mrs. August
Hultgren, dad" Buchanas will go as
delegates to the Baptist convention
held at Miles City, May 18th to 18th.
They will represent the Westby Bap-
fist church.
Mrs. Albert Nereson and daughters
of Pink Valley were Westby shop
pers Saturday.
Clinton Zinck Of Sonenburg, Nova
Scotia called on Westby friends this
week. Clinton was one of Westby's
hi-students and formerly lived at Al
',abo, N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Jepson and ia
nily of Danville were Sunday dinner
-uests at the George Freisleben
m
Mrs. Arthur Emo, Mrs. Paul Ka-
rel and Mrs. Sam Thompson and Carl
Iagel of Flaxton. N. D., spent the
week end at the Ed Iverson home.
Bigger Larsen of Crosby spent
Sunday at Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinert Stubbe and
Gordon motored to Grenora Sunday
to have Gordon's arm dressed by DR..
Weeks. 1t is getting along nicely.
Mrs. B. Schulz was in Crosby Sat-
urday having dental work done.
Bill Stageberg purchased a coupe
from Anton Nelson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Helseth and
family spent Sunday with Pink VAL
'ey friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Rust and
Miss Florence Johnson of Alkabo
pent Sunday at the Henry Jensen
rome.
Mrs. John Miller, Leonard, Helen,
evelyn and Clare of Plentywood spent
Sunday in Westby visiting friends.
Mrs. Elizebeth Witzberger %receiv-
ID a sad message that her brother
had passed away in Fairmont, Min
nesota. Mrs. E. Witzberger left on
Wednesday to be present at the fun
eral. Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Witzberger and relatives.
Rev. Rhode of McCabe held servic-
es in the Orpheum Sunday, April 26
at 2.30. He was a guest at the Aug
ust Hultgren home.
Ed Ferguson and Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Carlson were Crosby shoppers Satur-
day.
Don't forget the 18th Of May fest
ival to be given by the Lone Tree
Ladies Aid, Lutheran church. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
The Luther League program given
at the Lutheran church was we'll at
tended Sunday night.
Roy Stageberg and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Stageberg and Mrs. OBJ
ert Stageberg called on relatives at
Fortuna Sunday.
Ladies Aid was served in the
church p~arlors Of the Lutheran
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RESERVE

Reserve-Mrs. George Andersen and
little daughter returned home from
Plentywood last Saturday.
James T. Randall spent the week
end at his home in Fairview return
ing Sunday evening.
Church services in the school house
last Sunday evening we're we'll at
tended. The quartet rendered some
very good singing.
Commercial Club held its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening.
John Andreason is preparing tc
load a car of cattle for Chicago on
Thursday May 7th.
John Mauritsen and H. G. Mer-
bach will load a couple of cars OF
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hogs for Seattle Thursday also.

hogs for Seattle Thursday also.
Junior All Club formed a pig Club
at their last meeting which was at
tended by Mr.. Ferguson, Mr.. Ang-
wick and a stock expert from Boze-
man. Officers elected were: Presi-
dent, Lester Rorvig; Vice President,
H. Hole; Yell Leader, Larry Madsen;
Sec. Donald Everson; Reporter A.
Eidsness.
Another meeting of the wide
Awake Pig Club" was held April 80
at the Hardware store. Songs were
rendered by A. Larsen; Earl Han
cock made a talk on pigs; literature
on pigs was distributed to the men,
bers.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-05-07
Montana Weekly
Review

Billings-OOnstruction underway
on Fox West Coast Theatre Com
pany's theatre building on North
Broadway.
Poison - Northwest State Utility
Co., filed application for natural gas
franchise for city.
Winnett - Plans underway to es-
tablish chain bank here.
Pentywood - Standard Oil Co. pur-
chase corner lot between Kitten
berg's ready-to-wear and Ingwalson
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Howard Mccall was busy this week
hauling hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lotus and son
were visiting MI. and Mrs. S. Han
son Thursday afternoon.
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No Charge for Consultation

He does not operate for chronic ap-
pendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stom.
ach, tonsils or adenOids.
He has to his credit wonderful re-
suits in diseases of the stomach, liv'
er, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart
kidney bladder, bed wetting, catarrh
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leG
ulcers and rectal ailments
Remember above date, that con-
sultation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
Married women must be accom-
panied by their husbands.
Address: 1921 West Third Street
Los Angeles, California.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
Frogs Preparing
For Austin Col.

FORT WORTH, Oct. 8-Already
preparing for their tilt with the
Aggies a week from Next Saturday,
the Frogs are hitting a fast pace
in their practice sessions. They are
not forgetting, however. that the
Austin College Kangaroos will be
here next Saturday and pitch camp
for a football game.
The Sherman team appears to be
comparatively weak as the Denton
Teachers defeated them 1876. and
the Frogs whipped the Eagl-- 1876.
Tie Austin College boys have a
b~attering ram in their backfield
which viii remind the Toads Of
something that they have read
about in a book. This big fellow.
Lillis by name. is the trump Of the
Kangaroo team. He Is 0 feet tall
and weighs 1s5 pounds. He 5 the
man that his mates depend on to
pull them through the tough spots,
and the Frogs can rest assured that
he will be ht-e to do that very
thing.
Another feature OF the game will
be the presence Of a man in the
lineup who tips The scales at $40
pounds. The name Of this man
mountain Is Mullernix.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
Harlingen-Brownsuille Golf Tournament Is Set Sunda,
20 EXPECTED
In BIG MEET
Second Half of Tournament
To Be Played Next
Sunday

A Harrington Browns flle golf
tournament viii get under way at
the Country club Sunday morning
when IS OF H~arlingen's best will
come here to vie with IS Of Browns
ville's leading swish swatters.
Arrangements for the tourna-
ment were completed Thursday
morning by Robin Pate, chairman
OF the local golfing committee.
The troop Of 70 golfers will tee
off beginning at about $3.50 q. m.
Pairings are expected TO be an
nounced Friday. Several special
foTrsomes will be arranged. One OF
these will pit the Brownsville and
Harrington Mayors and their part
nerS.
Each fourSome will count three
points toward the team score. There
will be one point up On each two
some and one on the 70 rsome.
The second half OF the TOUR y
ment will be played next Sunday
on the Harrington course under SIM
liar circumstances.
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Ks Slides
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ey. Consequently. II he does accept
a professional offer. I won't be
one TO term his action unpatriotic.
Money Is an essential IN living.
The Keed Returns
Eligio Sardinias, which Is the
Cuban way Of saying Kid Chocolate
is planning to be busy with his
fists during the coming indoor box
ing season. Judging by the offers
for matches he has received. quite a
few fight promoters are planning
on getting out or the red with the
flashy little worlds junior light
weight champion.
An offer from Havana, Choco-
late's home. was cabled TO Louis
Guitterez. his manager, TO have
the Keed meet Tony Canzoneri
in a lightweight championsh' IN
match in the Cuban CAPT sort
time this winter. There have been
other offers Of matches with top
flight feathers, junior Eighties and
l'ghtweights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
TOUGH FIGHT
IS EXPECTED
lie Blanc and Huks Matched
In Semi Final Go
Tonight

George Craig. the popular Tulsa
blacksmith, will be back with the
wrestling fans tonight, this time tax
ing on Fred Kim5all, known to the
trade as the Columbus flash
Craig Is the most popular grappler
to hit Brownsville. although he has
lost some close decisions. Kimball
comes here we'll recommended and
men close TO wrestling seem TO think
he viii take the measure Of Craig
tonight.
The semi-final 90 will nit Tony lie
Blanc against Randall HukS, Toledo
strong man. lie Blanc is a fast. ag-
gressive wrestler who has made a
hi with fans. Win. lose or draw,
he always turns in a lot of action.
Huks Is a professional strong man.
He goes in for bar bending, anvil
lifting and that sort Of thing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
Craig Will Meet KimbaU
Plan ron Man Finish
For Big George Earnshaw

deadlock theirs for the simple reason
they do not see how George Living
ston Earnshaw can lose.
Connie Mack smiles and says yes
I have a lot Of confidence IN
George" The players think Earn
shaw certainly will pitch Friday and
If he wins. they regard it likely the
famous right-hander will start the
seventh game Saturday, with Lefty
Grove in reserve both days.
Earnshaw Twice?
The way I look at 1t" said
Mickey Cochrane today. "Earnshaw
has shown he can over-power the
Cards-that is, all but this Martin.
He has shown he can do the iron
man stunt. He told me yesterday he
felt like pitching. He pitched sue
ceSSive games in both the 1929 and
1880 series with only q day in be-
tween"
You hear plenty about a young
gent named Martin in the gabfeSts
Of the world champions.
when Martin came to bat about
the third time yesterday" remark
ed Cochrane. IL said to him: Saw,
kid. don't you ever pop out?' He
came right back: I'm just in there
swinging and getting the breaks"
II Is a new experience for the AS
this business Of being raided. har-
raised and generally made 10 ap-
pear 4 trifle foolish by a rookie-but
II has gone far enough now SO that
they can laugh about the sheer
audacity and b-illiance Of the Cardi-
nal outfielder. There may be a cit
OF worry behind the laughs but the
AS have the g~allantry to take their
hats off to a y~oungster able to come
through as Martin has done with
every resource Of a great team and
famous manager put against him.
Il don't know how to stop him"
admitted Cochl enc. He has hit
everything we have tried against
him, high or low, fi7eballs or slow
balls"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
Sun Beau to Run
Last Race Today

CHICAGO. Oct. 8. R@Sun Beau,
the money winning champion thor
oughbred OF all time. faced the
final race OF his long career today
in the $4,000 added Hawthorne
gold cup, and sought to say adieu
with a third straight victory In the
rich event.
For one OF the few times since
he became the cou1sry's greatest
handicap performer. .-owever. the
son OF Sun Briar- Beautiful Lady.
was not the overnight favorite. The
handicappers figured A. c. Bost-
wick's Mate. the technical three
year-old champion OF the season.
as a better bet over the mile and
a quarter journey. Mate was quoted
at 6 to 5. while the figure on Sun
Beau was 8 TO 5.
Sun Beau won the cup in 1929
and 1880. setting the record Of
2:0l SIS in his first victory.
Immigrants entering Canada last
year numbered lO4.6O6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
EAGLES, BEARS
CLASH FRIDAY
Contest At Mission Said
Key Game For Dope
Gathererr
By q. n. q

MISSION. Oct. s-Rearing 70 90
after a two-week lay-off following
their clash with the Harrington
Cardinals. the Mission Eagles, nm
unknown quantity In the Valley b"
race, will get back into action here
Friday against the P-SJ-A Bears.
The Eagles rood has been work.
ing hard since their sound troun-
cling at the hands OF the Cards and
have a well rounded team which
promises 70 vie with the Donna
Redskins for championship honorS.
In speaking or his team. Coach
Curtis Beatty says the boys have
been working hard for the Friday
tilt and that he would throw the
bulk Of his power at the light but
Shifty club from the ~tri-cities.
The Bears began their schedule
last week by handing the WeSlaco
Panthers a 60 defeat. However,
two men we're injured In the fray
and II Is doub. II II Cramer. en-
ter. and Devine. quarterback. win
see service In the \ ssion game.
Cramer sustained n broken nose,
while Devine has an mildred arm.
The Pharr lads will miss the SER
vices OF these mainstays.
The Eagles will be about ten
pounds the ht Ter team. This will
be a key game for the prognostica-
tors In doping out what Is 10 come
In the Valley football chase.
The probable starting lineups for
the two clubs:
Mission Pos. P-SJ-A
z. Miller ......-..-.... A. williams
Left End
r. Ferguson Davis
Left Tackle
v. caro- GuiOcOm
Left Guard
% duncan Worden
Center
Z. Carpenter .............. I. Doty
Right Guard
- ~ f. q % e. q % AlCEE0OOn
Right TaC lie
"a AihSA ......... Hlnkle
Right End
ID. GrOssnickle Maurer
Quarterback
d. NcCord Calhoun
- vIAhS1i ..44t.- ..#3.... Bell
Left Half
~. 5tll1 .+4.+++. owe
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