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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
SPORTS
WEIRD PLAYS BASEBALL FOOTBALL CITED As PROOF OF NEW STYLE THRILLS

sounded his gun saying the inter-
mission had been reached.
The Cards. who had the ball
in midfield, insisted there was
time for another play After
some argument the refeEae con-
Cured and the Cards got another
play.
Sure your writer's could handle
the situation. A long pass goes
for a touchdown to win for the
Cards, right according 10 pat
tern. But could they have the
Cards tumble, the Bears recover
and race for a touchdown that
weH-th4e- game ? Well that the
way it happened.
And there have been others.
Like Ernie lombard sitting on
the ball at home plate while the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Quotes Rule

And going into Rule Z, Sec.
ton ., Article 2, Page $50, one
notes, mo player OF either
team may encroach upon the
neutral zone after il has been
established, or be ahead Of his
line Of scrimmage when the ball
is snapped, except the snapper
back, who when swapping the
ball may have HIS HEAD AND
HANDS ahead of this line" This
leeway goes 10 the center be-
cause of the nature Of his du-
ties. Other linemen must meet
the requirement Of Rule 3
Section IS.
There is no permission. ex-
pressed or implied. TO our inter
probation, that a center may re-
verse his position. And the rule
does not say the position is
barred except in the wording
may have his head and hands
ahead of this line
Referee Forbes also said he
obtained a ruling from Walter
Okeson, chairman Of the rules
committee, that the reverse po-
sition was illegal. Solem wanted
10 know how the heck Forbes
knew so much as he hal not
permitted Syracuse to use it un.
til the Cornell rest. Ossie's con,
tentions are going before the
eastern football rules committee
When is a pivot not a pivot
and what is encroachment or
the neutral zone2 We trust
Ossie finds out and lets the foot.
ball fraternity in on it. Person.
ally. the whole thing is over
my head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

great script writer's could get
plenty Of action out Of il. The
next player hitting a home run
10 tie the score That's always
according 10 the formula. But
could they have had the next
batter take two strikes and then
miss the third one? Yes, they
might do that. But could they
have that third strike get away
from the catcher and start a
rally that scored four runs.
Now. honestly could your men
do that? No. they'd insist il
could not happen that way.
THE public would never be-
lieve it," they wall.
But it did happen and just
like that.
And another one, this time in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Movie TYariElerS Run Second 10 ReMI-Life n

We beefed long and loud when
you had the bad boy turning
goody-goody at the last minute
and hitting a home rum TO win
that all important ball game.
Now we have a new complaint
10 register We apologize for
laughing about these other high
spots you insisted on using in
the dying minute of football
epics We have seen il happen
often. Didn't Fordham win in
the last 80 seconds of the game
last week with a long pass?
That's Hollywood drama that
really happened
Didn't Ted Williams hit a
home run with two out i'm the
ninth inning to give the Amer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Yankees won a World Series a
couple Of years ago Or Roy
Reigels running the length Of
the field the wrong way and
costing his team the Rose Bowl
game or a former jumping
horse turning runner and win
ming a 100000 race, the rich
est in America.
These are the new style thrills
Of sports. The old ones are out
Of date Super thrills have
passed the widest dreams Of
your weirdest acript writers. So,
you will try 10 catch up with
tine parade, Won Z you Indnks
for your attention.
Sincerely yours,
The American Sport Fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09


Ross believes the office Of presi-
dent should be passed around. that
IA new one should be elected every
year PeterhanS believes the as
sociation should have a new sec
.retary-treasurer because he now
is professional at a private club
Glen Oaks. He also is one Of the
operators of the Highland Park
course, however. II is a member
of the MGA.
The association also will have
to elect al least three new direc-
tors. Two who were named year
ago no longer belong 10 the MICA,
while the resignation Of Oscar
Sem OF River Bank was accepted
AT last nights meeting. SEEMS
resignation IS the result OF the
Eddie Eurgol incident II is no
secret that the MGA had planned
10 elect Sem its new president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Joe SavoIdi Becomes
Contender for Title

Jumping Joe" Savoldi. the man
who made football history at
Notre Dame under Knute Rockne
and a resident Of Three Oaks,
Mich. has designated himself as
a contender for the junior heavy
weight wrestling toga now worn
by kaFel kFausef Joe wfesties
Sgt Bob Kenason. who drew with
Krauser last Monday in the fea-
ture Of the double windup az
Arena Gardens Flash" Gordon
and Leo Wallick meet In the other
match
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

center as I've ever seen step over
a ball, but ne never gets the
recognition ne deserves. RUDE
Kelto, the other tackle, is another
whose great play doesn't receive
It's proper attention.
Then there's Bob KoleSar who,
L believe. is destined 10 become
one Of Michigans greatest guards.
Make il a point 10 watch during
the next game and see who's the
first TO hit the Pittsburgh passer
time after time.
There are the veterans, Bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Olympics Add Game TO Lead

Olympic is three games in the
lead today in the Women'S Major
bowling league. With Stella Hart
rick hitting $50 and Irene SchuSler
$50 at Tower Recreation last night
Olympic swept Twenty Grand,
2542 10 1878. Gears blocked the
Goebel advance. 81, but lost in
total. 2506 10 2467.
Altoona and Schmidt moved into
a three-way tie for third with
Goebel Altoona by landing two
from Palace. 2402 10 1854. and
Schmidt by shutting out Chene-
Trombly. 2494-23S4. DENLY de-
feated Kinney 2-1. and 1888 10
2237. Rainbow had a one-game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
CUBS FAVORED

L Of DIS Cubs are heavy favor
ties for their third straight al
Southwestern's expense, the latter
still seeking its first triumph.
Cooley. meanwhile. takes or
Northwestern, and must win, and
keep on winning the rest of the
league season, TO keep title hopes
alive.
Hamtramck High rules the East
Side as the only undefeated eleven
in that division. and tomorrow the
Cosmos engage DENLY ar DENLY.
While the underdog. the TarS are
far from a puShover. Coach
jimmy Stout'S team. til Dug h
green. has beaten Eastern and
Northeastern. and lost 10 Pershing
by only a touchdown.
THE cchpGulq.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
BY EDGAR HAYES

AThe following letter is adj
esSed 10 the movie producers
In Hollywood, especially those
that produce pictures which iea-
ture sports.
Gentlemen:
The sport fans OF America
owe you a wholehearted apology.
For many years we have gone
to the pictures and come home
bowling our heads off because
the climax of the sport features
was. so unreal.
We complained when the star
was rushed into the game in the
last minute 20 throw a winning
pass taiways with a footbalfJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Harmon Rates u. M. Line With Best in y. S.

Mellow, Joe Rogers, Harlem Frau
mann and Flop Flora always in
there giving their consistent per-
formances. And then there are
those sophomore guards, julius
Franks and Merv Pregulman, who
have contributed their share to the
two Michigan victories.
Those are the boys who have
made possible the Wolverine sue
cess this far. And if Crisler's boys
continue to enjoy that success the
rest of the season. ii will be be-
cause of the continued superlative
play of the boys up in front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

edge over West Detroit, 2476 to
2379.
Gertrude Loughran of Schmid,
had 2l5 middle in 58l to lead the
scoring. Marie German booked 56c
on a 207 closer. Beatrice Howdie,
shell Of Rainbow had 222 for high
one.
Averages covering the first l.
( games Of the schedule show Agne:
Eckstrom of Gears leading with
1914 and Genevieve Colando Ii.
berda. her teammate, runner-uI
at 1851 Mrs. German is third on
1914. The matches of October Is
are sche duled at Dearborn
Recreation,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Northwestern Alumni
Sponsor Special Train

Northwestern Alumni Of De-
trOit Will sponsor a trip TO Evans
ton for the Northwestern Michigan
game on October Is, II was an
nounced today by Churchill Will
liamS. president of the Detroit
chapter Governor Van Wagner
will be a special guest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

the annual cleo
ton is held at
Sylvan Gle n,
October %.
a new preSi-
dent and a new
s e C r e I a T y
I r G a S u r q r
will be elected.
IT was learned
ut last nights
m e citing at
Wise's. when C..
z (Pete) Wise
Russell A.
.XeldS w ere
made the NOM
mating c o m
n1lflpp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

lean League All-Stars victory
over the National Leaguers?
Sure. those things happened. and
they continue TO happen with
-monotonous regularity
No, what we are complaining
about is that you haven't caught
up with the parade. The men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Irish Grid Squad
Leaves for Atlanta

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. g.
1NS) - Notre Danes football
team entrained today for Atlanta
and Saturdays battle with Georgia
Tech. The Irish will be shooting
for their third straight victory
and their first away from home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

football Just try it some time
and see how old-fashioned the
old 100-yard run by hero Jones
is. In a game between the CHI
cago Bears and Cardinals a year
or two ago, the score was tied
in the last few minutes of the
first half. The timekeeper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
BOB
TALES

Continued from Page 3i)
has both hands. both feet or one
foot and the opposite hand up
10 or within one foot Of this
line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
TOMORROW'S CAVES

Hsmtramck a. Denoby, Kelly road and
Britain 30
Highland Park a. pershiug: East Seven
Mile road and Ryan 3 80.
Eastern 81 Northeastern. ut. Elliott and
Warren 3 80
Northern vs. Southeastern. Mack Park.
Mack ara Fairview 80
MMackenzie At Central. Linwood and
Tuxedo . 30
Wilbur Wright vs. Western Southwestern
Field, West Fort and Waterman, 50.
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SATURDAY'S GAMES

Northwestern az Cooley, Fenkel and
HuhbeM 80
chaasey ~ R4afera GRIND River and
six-Mlle road 30
l. ~ y High A. Southwestern. West
Fort ana Waterman 2.30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
FINEST TACKLE

And I don't mean by that to
detract from Wistert who. in my
opinion. is the finest tackle in the
country today and still improving.
He's big, fast and smart, the
three biggest assets of an ALI
America.
He's not the only standout this
year. Bob ingalls, is as great q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
MICA Plans Election
Public Course Men to Have NeuD President and
Other Officers for Next Year
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

The Official family
potan Golf Neither
ganizaion
will b considerably when treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
RUSHED PAssERs

Against State il was the line
men who kept the Spartan backs
under control and rushed then
passes. And il was these same
linemen who kept a great set Of
Iowa backs away from the Wolver.
inc goal line.
Fritz Crisler has his worries
but I'll venture to say the least oil
them is his regular line. In my
opinion, Michigan has as good a
line as any in the country and
when it clashes with those OF
Northwestern a n d Minnesota
there'll be some real action.
The average football fan usually
follows the ball and because OF
this misses lot of fine line play
The only time a lineman gets any
recognition occurs when he con
sistently makes the tackles on the
ball carrier.
Last year every one saw Al
Wistert. Michigan's tackle, stop
opposing halfbacks time after
time. But what they didn't see was
Ralph Fritz. the guard, working
with Wistert so the latter could
make those tackles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Hugh Ross OF Middlebelt. pres
ent president. does not choose 10
run again. Neither does Ted Peter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
CONTINUED from First Sport Page,

But il was still the Michigan for
ward wall that opened up the
holes so these boys could run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

that shortly before the first fight when he
the he seized with spasm violently
his trembling shook the bed in which he slept.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
May Robson Says Laugh
And Live To Old Age

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 15.-How to
live to be 100 in the opinion OF
May Robson, who is t~hree-fourths
of the way there: Laugh.
There's too much gloom in this
world" says the 75-year-old &C
tress, land in these times u mo
ton pictures should h a light
themes. People should laugh
that's the way to reach a ripe old
age"
Miss Robson made her choice be-
tween laughter and tears So years
ago, when she embarked on her
career.
IT wasn't the leading lady type"
she says. IT knew I would have
to portray character roles. I had
to decide whether to specialize in
comedy " tragedy.
even an onion can make people
cry. I didn't know of any vegetable
that made people laugh, so I de-
cided to become a Coincidence ind
avoid unnecessary competition
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
N. c. STATE WHIPS
DEAC0NS, 40 TO 81
Wolfpack Gains Revenge For
Earlier Defeat In Confer
ence Contest

WAKE FOREST, Feb. 15.-lR-
Gaining revenge for an earlier de-
feat by Wake Forest, N. e. State
defeated the Deacons, 40-37, in a Big
Five and Southern conference, bas-
ketball game here tonight.
The victory was States fifth,
against eve losses, in the confer
ence this season. Wake Forest now
has a 500 average in the loop, with
four wins and four defeats.
Wake Forest took an early lead
and was ahead by 1874 after six
minutes of play. State put on a
squirt, however, and led at 14-13.
With two and a half minutes to 60
before the end of the half, Wake
Forest was in front by Ellis, and it
was then that the State boys took
ove
In just 80 seconds, the Raleigh
team scored three field goals-by
Ev Levin, Roy Cromartie and
George Strayhorn- to tie the count
at 21-all. Five seconds before the
half ended, Monte Crawford scored
another field goal, and State led,
1921, at the intermission.
From that point on, the Deacons
never were able to catch State, al
though the Red Terrors never got
more than five points in the lead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Chicago Sells Bonura
To Minneapolis Club

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-UR-The Chi
cago Cubs today announced the sale
Of First Baseman Zeke Ronura to
Minneapolis Of the American Asso-
citation in a straight cash transac-
ton. The amount was not disclosed.
Bonura, who has played with three
major league cluts-Chicago White
Sox, Washington Senators and New
York Giants-was purchased by i :
Cubs last year from Washington.
He was obtained in the middle of
the season after appendicitis had
forced Glen Russell from the Lineup
and an ankle injury put the other
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
N. E.. State Freshmen
-
Defeat Baby Deacons

WAKE FOREST, Feb. 15.-LP-
Bones Mckinney, N. C. State col.
lege freshman center, scored 20
points tonight as he led his ma les
to a 1928 victory over Wake For
est's yearlings. The victory avenged
48-47 licking handed the State
freshmen by the Baby Deacons
earlier this season.
Mckinney was held to seven
points in the first half, which ended
with Wake Forest leading by 17-15.
But the Durham boy accounted for
all but five of his teams points in
the second stanza.
Leading scorer for the Baby Deacs
was Kotesky, who tailed eight
points.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Duke Quint Wins Over
Washington And Lee

DURHAM, Feb. 15.-(R-Fight-
ing to gain a place in the Southern
conference basketball tournament in
Raleigh, the Duke university Blue
Devils defeated Washington and
Lee here tonight, in Duke gymna-
SUM, As to 33. The triumph gives
Duke six wins and four losses in
conference contests, and just about
the Durham quint of a place
in the tournament.
For Washington and Lee It was
Dick Pinck and Signaigo who play
ed the leading roles, Pinck for shoot
ing II points and Signaigo for his
fine floor work.
"Chuck' Holley, Duke center,
was the star for his team with IA
points, while Eddie Smokes, guard,
played a great floor game, as did
Sam Rothbaum, sensational sopho-
more.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Omelet Captures Santa
'Margarita Handicap

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is. - Up -
Omelet, a 15-to-one shot, captured the
10000 Santa Margarita handicap
Yer a sloppy track before a compare
lively small crowd at Santa Anita
Park today.
With the highly favored Fairy
Chant finishing out of the money,
Augury ran second and Barrancosa
third. Trailing behind were Valdina
Gold, Flying Wild, Primulus, and the
Foxcatcher farms Fairy Chant, win
ner of the a C last year.
Omelet paid 5000, 50 and $500;
Augury $3.50 and $3.50, and Barran-
cosa $3.50.
Sweet Nancy was scratched. The
race was limited to mares and fillies
4 years old and up.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Lane Says Love Alone
Will Make Her Fall

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. IS The
next time Priscilla Lane falls, it
may be in love.
She's through tumbling down,
into or through movie sets, says
Miss Oomps-a-daisy Lane.
Il learned how to fall when I
took dancing lessons" she de-
clares. Relax, and fall to one
side. But enough's enough"
One picture she skidd~d off a
10-foot springboard while trying
to attract Wayne Morris atten-
ton and in another she plopped in
to a water trough with Dick Powell
looking on.
She bruised both knees, hopping
off a freight train with John Gar
field in a third film. In a fourth
she slid down a banister and
crashed onto the floor, and in
another Jeffrey Lynn caused her
to be thrown by a bicycle.
Now, in Miss Wheelwright Dis
covers America" she leans too far
over a railing, to watch Ronald
Reagan, and falls head-over-heels
down a flight of stairs.
For all but the most dangerous
falls, Priscilla does her own stunt
work.
I'm this one," she says, some
one else does the upper staircase
part-but I have to fall SO much OF
the way I might as well have
done the start of it too.
From now on I think I'll SIT
back and let an experienced stunt
girl take the bruises. This is the
last time I'll fall for a man." B
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Clark Griffith Leaves
To Supervise Training

BELLA1R, Fla, Feb. 15-LP-
Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington baseball club, left here
today for Orlando to supervise
spring training Of his team, open.
ing Feb. 20. He had been here a
month.
Griffith was accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Thelma, who
is his private secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
CATCHERS MISSING
IN DODGERS CAMP
phelps Reporting Late And
owen, Franks And Giu-
lianu Are Holdouts
nv JUDSON BAILEY

>rw YORK, Feb. 15.-OP-The
..ot,vn Dodgers have four catch
Dt' an their roster and not a single
Of Them is in camp at Havana.
U' rabe Phelps was given permits
10 report late and Mickey Owen,
Uao1o Giuliani and Herman Franks
al are .holdouts. AS a result
n.,I Gillespie of the Brooks Mon
''aaI farm is getting a lookover and
~ Of work. . Bill urges thinks
w. chicago Cubs r the "if' team
catch in the National league.
There is some talk that the
n+s would like to buy Outfielder
ba Costa Rizzo from the Phillies.
''' lefty Gomez has dropped 81
Gabby Hartnett also is
Simmer. ~
.-n,io. Eoxx, Ted Williams, Hank
Cnaorbera.and Sam Chapman (of all
Saonle, hit homers in every Amerl:
~ league park last season. .
coo,oo susce, the Cleveland Indians
saonb played with II different CLUBS
~ Years. An expert observer
"rs ne The reason Jimmie Ripple
hasn't been able to get going until
lato IN the season in recent years
;s that he always has reported away
nverweisht-and warming the bench
never helped set him into condition;
having every day at Montreal got
him in shape to be a sensation Tor
tho World Champion Reds last 1ali.
Team rosters are hitting this desk
everv day now, and the Giants
odi-ed by Eddie Brannick, still IS
the finest. His was delayed sew
oral days while a trade dangled, u
tho deal vanished. -. The Doogers
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Don Curry Will Manage
Portsmouth This Year

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Feb. 15.-R
Don Curry, second baseman, will
manage the Portsmouth Cubs in the
1871 Piedmont league, owner Frank
D. Lawrence announced today.
Curry, who vas the champion field
ing second baseman in the Piedmont
league last season, succeeds Bill
Steinecke. The Cubs purchased him
from Shreveport of the Texas league
in 1889.
Lawrence also announced plans to
take a squad of % players to West
Palm Beach. Fla, for spring train
ing March 29.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Snow Hill Surrenders
Coastal Plain Franchise

SNOW HILL, Feb. Is. Up -
Snow Hill, said hereabouts to be
one of the smallest towns in Class
D baseball, threw up it's Coastal
Plain league franchise today.
Owner Josiah Exum said the sport
was too expensive in recent sea.
sons"
It was expected here that Rocky
Mount, whose Piedmont league
franchise was transferred recently,
would take over the Coastal Plain
| club.
Snow Hill acquired a new park
last year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
PLANNED

DURHAM, Feb. 15.-R-A con-
troversy between the. Milwaukee base
ball. club Of the American Associa-
ton and Montreal of the Internation-
al league over the contract Of Short
stop Claude Corbitt will be given an
oral hearing at Hot Springs, Ark,
on Feb. 25, President W. G. Bran
ham of the National Association an
rounced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Wildcat Quint Ekes Out
Win Over Citadel, 1887

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. Is
R-Davidson and The Citadel ran
neck and neck in the second half of
tonight's basketball game but the
Wildcats had the extra punch and
won the Southern conference en-
counter, 1897.
The Bulldogs enjoyed a 1O-point
lead at the half but the North
Carolinians opened their bag OF
tricks when the second stanza got
under way and scrambled first
across the victory line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Derringer, Albert Neal
Battle On Links Today

SARASOTA, Fla, Feb. IS Up
Paul Derringer, the Cincinnati Reds
pitcher, and Albert Neal Of Sara
sofa and Marion, N. c., will battle
Sc holes over the Bobby Jones mu.
nicipal course here tomorrow for the
city golf championship.
Derringer advanced to the finals
today with a 80 triumph over Yves
Terrell, Boston Bees hurler and for.
mer baseball links champ. Neal
walloped CHUCK" Taylor, former col
lege basketball star, one up In 10
holes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Ruth Ordered To Pay
$500 In Accident Case

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. Is
tR-An Atlantic county jury direct
ed today that George H. (Babe)
Ruth pay $500 damages to Anthony
Guerrieri,, q garment worker, as the
result of an automobile accident.
The former home = run king,
through counsel, had accepted re-
sponsibility for a collision near here
May Is. but contested the $4,000 1or
which Guerrieri sued.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Y. M. CA. Junior Varsity
Downs Southport, 1923

The Y. M. C. A. Junior Varsity
won a return match against South,
port, rs to 20, last night on the Y.
M. C. A. court.
High r YER Southport, Sci,
lers 8, Willis z; Y. M. C. A. Pridgen
10, Butler Z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16

Arizona contains many of the
rarer specimens of big game found
in the United States, according to
the fish and wild life service of the
U. S. department of the interior.
Mule deer lead the list, white-tailed
deer come second, and the state
also has peccaries or j%avelinas,
prong-horned antelopes, elks black
and grizzly bears.