davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21

butterfat in plain ice cream ranges
from 8 to IA percent. Only about
half the States have minimum for
the amount of other food solids that
must be included And but a hand
full limit the amount of air that can
be beaten into ice cream
At present, there is no federal
standard for ice cream. Probably
early this fall, though, the Federal
Food and Drug Administration will
get machinery in motion for setting
up a standard for ice cream that en-
ters into interstate commerce.
The reason there has never been
such a federal standard is, that until
Congress passed the Food, Drug and
Cosmetic Act of 1888, no agency had
the power to set up a food standard
with any legal force. Under the new
law, the Secretary of Agriculture is
given the power to establish reason
able standards of identity, quality,
and fill of container for nearly every
food under its common name
Projections to the health of the
consumer of ''boughten" ice cream
are the various State laws that con-
troll conditions in food factories. Re-
Gently, as an added safeguard, many
state legislatures have enacted spec
ial ''ice cream laws setting up def
mite regulations for the handling of
frozen desserts.
Many States make it compulsory
for food handler in an ice cream
factory to pass a physical examina-
ton. But late as January, 1888, only
II had set maximum count for the
number of bacteria that ice cream
could actually have in it. Health and
pOcketbOOk of ice cream consumers
in cities are often further protected
by municipal regulations.
However, all improvements in ice
cream are not coming about because
of legislation. Much credit for to-
days good frozen desserts should go
to the" scientists who are finding
better ways of mixing and freezing.
Research workers in the Federal
Bureau of Dairy Industry constantly
carry on experiments aimed to help
the ice cream manufacturer please
the customer In their laboratories in
Washington, D. c., there is the latest
in continuous stainless steel ice cream
freezers and other modern EGGPLANT
equipment Here experts mix up
patches Of experimental ice cream
test them scientifically.
In other laboratories of the De-
~ o1pf1o 81
experimenting with the use of frozen
fruit pulp in ice cream. Purpose of
the experiment is to find new uses
for fruit that is wholesome, but too
soft and ripe to be used in the GUS
tOmary ways. When frozen as a pulp
the strong-flavored fruits such as
Strawberries and peaches apricots
and nectarines- pears and boysen-
berries been found to make
suitable flavoring for ice creams and
sherbets. Ice cream favored with the
real fruit not only has a good natural
fruit flavor, but it also has the added
food value of the fruit.
AS any hostess knoWs-fruit and
ice cream make winning dessert
combination. Popular with guests is
the "make your own sundae" way of
serving. On tablS or tray arrange
several different sauces. An assort-
.ment might be strawberry, peach,
chocolate, or caramel. Some chopped
nuts and maraschino cherries may
also be on the tray. Then pass dishes
of plain ice cream to the guests and
let them concoct their own dessert.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
EPSON Meets
Wilson Sunday

EPSON will go to Pilot Saturday
for Tri-County league game, and
will return to the home lot Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Tor an
exhibition game with the Wilson
Eagles, it was stated today.
EPSON is in third place lin Tri-
County standing, with Pilot holding
the top.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21

to ye even so them; for all this is
the law and the prophets.
PRAYER:-Lord, help us to make
Thee the standard of our life. and
then we even will love Alright, and
serve Alright every one else.
Remember the Sabbath Day, to
Keep 1t HOly-ExOdus 2O:8.
Go to Church Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21

s The hot dog, says magazine ar
flcle, was invented 5000 years ago.
A mere infant! We've tackled circus
peanuts many centuries older than
that.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (two).
Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia (two),
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh 8, New York 4.
Boston 2, Chicago /.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
N D
BY NEWMAN. CAMPBELL.

(The International Uniform Les
son on the above topic for July %
is II Chronicles IA and 16, the Golden
Text being II Chronicles 14:11, "Help
us, O Lord our God for we rest on
thee")
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21

Jay Bee postcards his vegetarian
uncle is consistent. He's just married
grass widow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Durham at Portsmouth.
Asheville at Winston-Salem.
Rocky Mount at Norfolk.
Richmond at Charlotte.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21

Melvin Purvis, former agent Of the
federal bureau Of investigation,
whose work was largely responsible
for the killing of John Dillinger, il
shown at his desk in Florence, S. c.,
as publisher of the Florence Eve
ming Star.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
|6dqB(d11les
CITY LEAGUE.

Rose VS. Bankers.
Christians VS. GrO-SWift.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

portsmouth 8, Durham O
Norfolk 8, Rocky Mount 0.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2.
Chicago 4, Boston 0.
Washington 8, Detroit 7.
New York 2, st. Louis /.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21

Asa prayed the Lord to help him against
his enemies, and the Lord smOte the
Ethiopians before Asa and Judah and
they fed.
GOLDEN TEXT-II Chronicles 14:11)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-21
CITY LEAGUE

CITY LEAGUE
Gro-SWift 6, Rose 2.
KiWanis 9, Purol 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Ski Weather

Paradise - Temperature 25 de
grees; two inches new snow; l0S
total; snow dry, weather overcast :
chains required from 1oDgmire.
Shuttle busses operating from Na-
rada 10 Paradise.
Stampede-Current -; no new
snow; 10 inches at ski bowl; 81
inches at Monad lake; wet snow:
calm, moderate, fog.
Martin - Current 81: no new
snow: 16 inches Mt Martin bowl;
81 inches nj Monad lake: wet
snow; brisk west wind and part
cloudy.
SNOQUALNIE PASS - Tenn
perature SO degrees; no new snow ;
total depth Al inches; overcast
skiing poor: road ba-e and In good
condition from North bend Ia
Easton: carry chains.
PARK JUNCTION - Tempera-
ture 30 degrees; trace Of new
snow; total depth 81, inches: over
east.
CAYUsE PASS 49, Total depth
Of snow, 40 inches; skiing good.
SNOQUALMIE SKI BOW l.
tHyak) Temperature aS degrees
no new snow; total depth, -
inches; calm; partly cloudy.
MOUNT neutrality-suspicious.
20 degrees two inches new snow !;
total depth, 1871 inches; overcast
snow dry; skiing good; road open
To lodge. Icy in spots, Shuksan TO
four miles east; compact snow rest
OF way to lodge; carry chains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Return To Hialeah
Is Great Triumph
For Jockey Meade

MIAMI-Who said they never
come back,
Almost three years ago March
3, 1886 Jockey Don Meade scored
triple" at Hialeah park. The
next day he was ruled off the turf
indefinitely for betting on horses
other than his own in races in
which he was riding.
Reinstated several weeks ago.
he appeared at the Hialeah park
opening in silks yesterday for the
first time at this track since he
was suspended. Before the first
race he said;
This il where ] was banned
and this Is where l want TO
come back by winning the
first race OF the meeting and
also the feature race"
He did.
In the first race, the 25-year-old
rider, once the kingpin of Ameri-
can jockeys. won on number 10
Ranco's Girl.
Then he took the $1,000 added
inaugural race, the fifth, with a
rank outsider, Early Delivery. a
l9-to-l shot. He rounded out his
triple" by winning the eighth race
on an article named JinX He had
six mounts during the afternoon.
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Bengal hoopmen Battle Be|lingham

Yakima: that Is, substituting
full teams instead OF indi-
viduals.
Either team composed of Yves
Hudson, Marion klarich. Fred
Angus. Russ Soper and Matt
kapovich. or the other team made
up by Jim Martin, Dave Doud,
Bob Loftness, Dick Donelson, and
Warren Harvey will start the
game for the Bengals.
Others who probably will make
the trip are; Bill Warter, Bud
Olzondam. Dave Molitor, Tom
Johnson. Lyman Anderson, Rod
Giske. Ray Montbroussous, Bob
Dever, Jerry Wilhelmsen and Art
Demaris
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13

Stadium's Tigers will journey 10
Bellingham Saturday morning to
pay the Bellingham Red Raiders
/, their second Cross State league
game. The Bengals are slight
f;vorites to win due TO the fine
showing that they made against
Yakima in their seasons opener
last Friday night.
1t will be the third game in
Ceoss-State play for the Red
Raiders. They have dropped tilts
with the Walla Walla Blue Devils
and the Everett Seagulls. With
these two defeats to spur them on,
they should give the Tigers stiff
battle
Coach V. G.. Lowman Is as
yet undecided as 10 what his
starting lineup will he, but he
intends to use the same
system that he used against
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13

Everything they said seous
q nrlsn was true IRE iAs pound
mlnefaleEist - the equal % peeF
q anybody whoever evoked Ms
arm u threw pigskin obef.
lander. Benny Friedman. Harry
Newman. Dixie Howell. sammy
RaaKh ard all the other master
shafnsheotsrs
Under pressure In The most
important game 81 bis career.
onrien exceeded his amazing sca
sons average 81 compilations. 81
ner cent. with ~ out AZ 2s fer
50 PER cent against ore ~ the
hardest charging teams in the
game
In the Rose bowl, Howard Hard
Ing Jones trotied cNt passing
talent IN great numbers Where
GrenVllle Lansdeil and oliver Day.
the standhys. failed. unhcraldei
DOYLE Nave succeeded IN the clos.
ing seconds With Al kreuger
en- the receiving end OF four CON
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ship claimants are eorkinG
fighters. hut nobody can ron.
sede the oorushiBg Conn
weight and get away with
anything.
Conn ia remlndfi ~ Jimmy
slaiisry in his prime.
He IN an exceptionally fine
boxer with fast hands and feet.
lie has a great left hand i.
1abs and hooks whole lot like
Tom Gibbons HE hasn't too much
authority In his right fIs, ~ tho
moment Ills left hook IL his pay
Off weapon. and with u he scarce.
ly can misc being a deadly pueh-
" AZ he acquired poubdaHe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Bowl Vctors Show Good Passing Team Can Defy Foe


taking Re kall cn downs when
The pixakin was tnst % 4 fssmnie
- - ewa io-ysrt nns few
seraasls helnFs
Two perfect tcarhsiewn passes
~ nsliv fatteF~cn II Rsyinr sss
iho differences Between the West
Ana shx Eass IN shs ahFfnere
sAnss Enf crippled shlldFtn ~ Kan
Francisco
Texas Tech came within . sust .
syslaah II pulling tss defeat ~
sssns Mays eat "a the fire 9th
ras.es lzte IN the zcink serrei
tNs saachsie~ns That gay ami
barely nlzs<a snathsf
Tsxas : vastly mare thar TIE
t.sns star state uhra u coFnes "a
throwing ard catching . tcathsIl
unstsr fire
TIE RAT ~ the rnunsfY svaii
40 esli u eupy err ee~ country
nsst fail especially teams
with potential p'tsfisns Nswss
kreuxrrs and FslseFsofss
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Bout Billed
For Jan. IS

Chapter No. in the Glen Strong
VS.. Truman Kennedy ring feud will
be written at Greenwich coliseum
next Thursday night. Jan. 10
Promoter Win Msylon made
that announcement Thursday. sup
plying Tacoma fans with a re-
match they have begged for ever
since the l40-pound gamecoeks
staged sensational glove duel
here last Nov 10.
The return engagement will be
over the l0-round distance. two
more than their initial scrap,
which saw Kennedy eyelash Strong
by virtue OF a blistering finish
kennedy's stretch drive.
which had Strong hanging on
for dear life at the conclusion
of the evenings hostilitirs.
was necessary 10 turn the tide
In favor Of the barrel-chcsted
Bellingham boy, since Glen
held n slight edge going into
the seventh round.
Promoter Maylon said he was
doing his utmost TO line up a for
midable opponent for the sensa-
tonal young Dsvey Ward. who
looks and acts like Freddie Steele
and whose protege he IL.
Steele has been on hand for
every single one Of Daveys 16
professional scraps and intends TO
remain there. offering advice from
his own bountiful store.
Maylon plans to present a six
round semiwindup and three four
round prelims underneath the To-
round feature tiff. The usual adj
mission scale viii be in effect.
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RY HARRY GRAySoN
MA Service sports Writer

After what trsnspired in the
View Years day games. you may
rest assured that coaches will de-
vote even more time 10 the devel.
opment % paSSerS and pass
receivers next spring and fan
Texas Christian. southern Cali
fornia. and the west team in san
Francisco demonstrated that good
passing combinations can defy the
opposition 10 stop them.
Little Davcy O'Brien Of Texas
Christian was accorded his Gus
tonary exceptionally tight protee-
ton as he bombed Carnegie Tech
h Aldrich. who won more than
one leg in the competition for the
right 20 be known as the AL
America center. dropped hack
quickly after Swapping the hall.
crossed in front OF O'Bricn. and
blocked out the first Skibo who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Commercial Loops
Playing Tonight

BNai Birth and Burnetts clash
tonight in an important b class
Commercial league game. A win
for the jewelers. will place them in
q strong spot to haul the Jewish
ouint down from its perch az loop
leaders. Play is at Stadium.
Oakland and American Lake
play at Q o'clock and Archers and
Community House at S o'clock.
In A division Dupont and Ry-
bins meet at Dupont in an impor-
tant game starting the third lap.
Reeses BARRIERS meet South Ia
coma at o'clock at Stadium and
Valleys meet the Gilt Toppers al
o'clock.
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Fife WrestIers
Defeat Lincoln

pffss favored wfs.tilnE team &c.
fsstsa lhs tsneaia nsi saasa sn-ts
In . practice Meet held In ire
TfuiaH gym yesterday sftsfneorl
The Fife hans .eFushsss waa
.svsa matches against sss Tar The
Ah~s wassaahs and itsisl~s. vffs
- and ia rgssnsisss respectively.
wsFs ths only men 10 win their
match ny = fall Isun g'esrasan.
Lincoln la pnana man. weA
thrilling decision fsom AeiHhl
Ysmaga. ts=s t.ea kswssski.
k1fs ia pswnasf and Northwest
us pound champion. san snetn@s
close bsnt frpn Tenn f'snstun
TAs isyns mstmsa viii inasrsy
~ LangSssqs nest Friday
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B R IEF !!
BY United PRESS

NEW YORK - Babe Ruth vas
feeling "fit as d fiddle" today He
was discharged from d hospital
after a physical check
up had showed there was nothing
seriously wrong with him despite
d heart flutter noticed Tuesday.
CHCAGO-stockholders Of
the National league Cham
pion Chicago Cubs reelected
Philip X. Wrigley president at
their annual meeting last
night,
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came in from the defensive iefi
SIDE
Connie SPARKS the fU1haek
whose position post was about a
yard and halt from and parallel
with OBurn. either faxed or did
nj fake taking the ball, and then
moved up 20 protec, from TIE
other side
Meanwhile. ORricn took twa.
sometimes three steps backward.
WITH the ball poised AZ his chest.
and threw
oRrien bit his large, 50 often
chiefly because Dutch Meyer fash.
iened a passing attack that of-
fered a decoy with every receiver
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Record Seattle
Hockey Crowd

SEATTLE--A record crowd Of
$500 fans saw the Seattle Sea-
hawks beat the lesgue-lesding
Portland BuckAroos, = 10 /. in a
rough Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
league game last night.
Fourteen penalties were called
in the close-checking game Seat
tie Defenseman Pat Egan went TO
the penalty box five times.
Both goalies made many re-
markable saves" Each kicked
out more than 80 shots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Cams vs.. Paint
Club Tonight

s'smfnsfsna= ard Iehnsru Faint
go sases IL = srssfsi CITY league
hosp game sensxhs ~ as p'eices
At l.Ineasn hsxh ssufts FIRST
place IN ths face - AZ sske
ire California ffasss,s ana Ger.
srsl Meters clash Ia enc no
renfN~f
thsIlAs Asa ruass &ssswA
fs~sA sssseas VIII play tk~ts
i~saae gave - . preliminary
- fhn aetl<ne ~ Fw9ss
s.a~a ~ rssssse university ~
The t@nNvr nsm ~ J s'sfess.
This - ina sesnna tsms thss s~s~
san the schedule hss h~sn an split.
re Painters copp~d sh~ fisss
hsif title ard The cammanrsnes
are determined - esevsnt then
from winning fhs seeord nstf and
enmplsfs title Tho Cams Ieok~d
mighty xued Monday nlxne against
ChiIles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13

Farr May Fight
Joe Louis Again

NEW NORk-Promoter Mike
Jacobs said today that " Tom
my Farr defeats Clarence red
Rurman Of baltimore In their
io-round fight tomorrow night
Mt Madison Square Garden. he
NAV get another shot at Cham
pion Joe Louis.
Jacobs statement followed
breakdown In negotiations for
n Make Baer-Iou Nova bout nj
Yankee stadium ON MAY IS,
Baer's manager. Ancii Hoff-
man. refused 10 sign for bout
because Promoter Mike alleged
~ wa. demanding that Baer
Tie himself up for n second fight,
In case he beat Nova.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13

SCRAMBLE FOR
ARIZONA POST

TUCSON, Ariy.-A scramble Of
coaches TO get on the preferred
list for the vacant University Of
Arizona football coaching job was
underway today following an an
nouncement that C. a. TEX
Oliver. former coach and now at
the University ~ Oregon. was
not available"
President Alfred Atkinson Of
the university said Oliver was not
being considered for the post.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Stadium Mat Men
Journey to Longyiew

Stadium high schools wrestling
team viii journey 70 LongyieH
Friday afternoon 20 take On the
LOngglew prep graphing team.
This " the first regular match d
the season for the Tiger The
Bengals have a strong team. ably
coached BY student Co-eosehsz
Bob Rowan and Bill AcSsmsra,
and viii give plenty Of trouble 70
the Longview boys.
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Boys Basketball
Prepare For Play

The Tacoma Boys Basketball
league VIII open It's season Sat
urday afternoon at 100 at ST.
Leos gym. The Meade Boys club
has entered two teams. ST. Leo's
one team and the 23d Street Boys
club the other team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
CONN TO BATTLE LEWIS
FOR 175-POuND TITLE

CONN will be given his oppor.
tunity after Lewis IL smacked
out by Joe Louis At Madison
Square garden. Jan. rs. an ap.
pointmont for which John Henry
temporarily vacated the i75-
pound title
The Conn-Lewis encounter prob
ably will be staged in the open
air In June In Pittsburgh, where
Lewis has made his headquarters
for several years and 10 a good
draw l, should gross 500, 900
The 2l-yesr-oid Conn viii
repel Lewis with no more dif.
ncnlfy than he experiences
against kreiKer and Aposioh.
Both middlew~igbt champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Trout Derby
IsCalled or

In rssnpsissse ~ish M sss-
approval oppressed ~ spssss
sfsups In ~ i.ss sswwsssstsses.
Ne fusAttsp ssssi hssA Aesss
MS ksem eattsa sffs ses~sNsso
IN sponsors. I'VE ru,slisr rsssA
gsss.nis In tke Aes6y Sssy -
sus~ refunds ~ sssfssse ss~s
II ske ssss~. ~hsss shsy 80
tsssd.
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KNOWS WHAT FEIST ~ RON
AND HOW To USE fT

CONN showed Manhattan some.
thing II doesn't ~s In ether
warriors Of today. lie knaws hs~
10 fslnt and sbst a felnf 10 fnr
Against The powerful and top
notch Apostoll. Conn anee more
and on several occasions
demonstrated that he can
take . solld vhass and fight hack.
The hest Conn eeuid ds far
Apeatoli wss is7i. psusds ~
2 o'clock. 11s staaas feet
has Tho frsm~ " .
heavyweight. shleh IL What ks
VIII BE- In iva yvsfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Independent Hoop
Loop Opens Half

The Fsfk INDEPENDENT haAhss.
hall league viii epsn lss ss~enA
half srhsanls Friday night a1 tss
issllssminn naples with M auin,s
on tho starting lsns. shs xvsamit
Tigers having wlthslrs1a.
First fsuni standings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Grummel Explains
Quarantine Work

Ray Grummel. president u the
Tacoma Kennel club. will explain
work done 20 date In the dog quar-
sniine. when he goes On the air on
KnO tonight a. 7 O'Clock In mis-
regular program. You and Your
Dog .
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Says Conn Would Beat Henry Levi.
Conqueror of
Champions Is
Remindful of
Jim Slattery
nv HARRY GRAysoN
MA Service sports Editor

NEW YORK -- Billy Conn
whipped both middle
weight champions. Solly
krieger and Freddie Apostoli.
within 30 days.
The Pittsburgh Mick would
whip az many light heavyweight
leaders In an equally short space
Of time II given the oppor.
tunity.
Melio Bottina and Tiger Jack
Fox are TO fight for New York
recognition a. successor 10 John
Henry Lewis iTb-pound throne
when Fox RECEIVERS from being
stabbed In a brawl.
Hut Johnny RAY. Who han
dies Conn. hiss be~n around too
long 10 permit his younGsies
10 waste time with the likes NJ
Bettina and Fox who don't
mean anything.
Now that he IN established In
New York, Conn no longer VIII
have To seek employment. Profit.
able dates will come TO him, and
Ray the old featherweight. knows
that John Henry Lewis IN the big
money shot ana the man lrish
Billy must whip for n clear claim
10 the light heavyweight throne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
SKI CLUB MEETS TONIGHT

The Tacoma Ski club will hold a
business meeting tonight at s
o'clock at the club rooms on Nc
kinley Hill. Refreshments will be
served.
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ACTING ny EINER II
IMPORTANT IN PASSING

It's equal would be hard 70 Re.
call unless ono wanted 70 70 back
10 Swode Oherlander and Dart.
mouth in 1928 when the Big
Green did almost the same thing
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sTsutixs passes
kFengsf - INC hoiave valley
farm BY sophomore Who caught
the passes that beat Ohio state
and Metre Dame
A Nave explained. kreuser has
NaY u breaking away fFem .
defender.
Aessnk On The part 90 a speedy
receiver perhaps IL The mcst la.
peftant thing in passing
kRrt7.pR FOOLS rirro>.
ng>f DEFENDER IN SOUTH
Skxrs touchdown pass against
Duke sailed over Eric rirtnn .
territory. snd Erie the Kicking Rel
vss nothing slse but the finest de-
fender against passes IN the
south lie appeared simply loo
tlred "a 10 much srcut u
That wss a heafthrcsk o. end
all heart breaks in football
Duke hesng scored On for tho fret
time in 10 games and beaten with
oniy - seconds 10 play after