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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Coventry MournS
AT Mass Rites
International New. service Cable

International News service Cable
DON. April 16.-Three
thousand mourneTS followed a long
line of caskets through the blitzed
streets of Coventry as the town
held another mass-burial service
for those killed in the latest Ger
man raid.
Another mass burial is pending,
indicating the terrific toll taken,
1T was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
w ar Notes
TURKEY RECRUITING

1STANBUL, April 16.-QNS)-
A recruiting drive for the Turkish
Air Force is now being carried
out among students II to 20 years
old in nonmilitary schools through
out Turkey, it was disclosed
tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
FoODLESS FOR DAYS

The Germans reported TO their
British captors that they had been
without food and water for days,
and lacked the strength to obey
orders for another swift advance.
While attacking at Tobruk in
an attempt to rescue the British
garrison trapped there, the impe-
rial troops have taken up strong
defensive positions between Sol
lurn and Mersa Matruh in Egypt,
according to reports from the
front.
Advices from the battle-ground
said "the situation now is stabil-
lied. although fighting is still 60
ing on"
Retreat of the British, it was
insisted. provides mo cause for
anxiety" as strong British for
ces have taken up positions where
they can give battle in the most
favorable strategic area"
Tin Berlin. however. it was
asserted that several motorized
British attachments have been
taken prisoner in Libya and
Egypt. 'fnestimable booty has
been captured, and the Italians
and Germans are "hotly pursu-
ing the British.)
Patrols in the Sollum sector
caused enemy losses in men, We
hicles and prisoners. a Cairo an
nouncement said. II added that in
Ahyssinia British columns are con-
tinuing their advance toward Des-
syc and are progressing further
south in pursuit of the enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
ANOTHER PASS TAKEN

According te tho spokesman,
German units similarly occupied
Klisura Pass, about 20 miles above
Siatista.
There was no confirmation in
Athens of a Turkish rumor that
Nazi forces had encircled Mt.
Olympus to snare British forces in
a trap between the historic Noun
tain of the Gods" and the Gulf of
Salonika.
The Greek high command COM
munique told briefly of the estab-
lishment of new defense lines from
the Gulf of Salonika TO the Adri-
attic. 1t said:
ION the Albanian front there
were local offensive operations.
The Italians were repufSed with
serious losses.
''In western Macedonia or
dered movements of our troops
to new positions were carried
out.
Ten enemy aircraft were shot
down by anti-aircraft guns and
in aerial combat"
The ministry OF security an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
NaziS Break Through
PASSES. Greeks Admit
BY A. ANGELOPOULOS
BY \. T.. ANGELOPOULOS
lnII-NeMs Seryice stan Correspondent

nounced that waves Of German
planes had bombed Trikkala, kill
ing 80 persons, injuring so and de-
Stroyinp Is houses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set at 7:1i p. m. today.
and rise tomorrow at 5:4s a. m.
The moon set today at s:52 a. m, and
rises tomorrow at II As a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

military quarters today said that virtual collapse of Yugo
slsvia's army before nightfaH today possibility
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
NOT YET FINISHED

There was no suggestion how
ever, that the German-Italian push
into Egypt is as yet finished or
exhausted.
Nevertheless, authorities said,
British forces al the Egyptian
Libyan border successfully at
tackled a rear enemy position in
the Fort Capuzzo area. just west
of the frontier Smelling and setting
afire a number of enemy vehicles.
In Ethiopia. it was stated. Brit
ish patrols routed enemy detach-
mentS al The SafaTtak ford and
captured a number OF Italian forts
on the left bank of the Blue Nile
River The town Of Obbia also
surrendered TO British forces.
London quarters gave credence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
LARISSA BOMBED

merous raiders bombed
Larissa. this announcement said,
but casualties were not known.
The Athens radio denied German
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

ATHENS. April lev lille
nglo-Greek forces held firm in
new defensive lines. an official
Greek spokesman admitted today
that German Panzer units had
smashed so miles into northern
Greece.
The spokesman, an official of the
press ministry. said German ar
mored forces advancing from Ko-
zani had arrived at the western
outlet of Siatista Pass, u miles
southwest of KoZani.
BY breaking through this pass,
the Germans have won their way
through a break in a towering
6.000-foot mountain range and now
have a relatively smooth terrain
for their southwark drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Ready
To Yield; British
Attack in [IbYd
International News service Gable

LONDON, April 16.-Brltain S
in the desert wastes of
Libya Is serious, but there is no
AXIS threat of major
TO Egypt, authorita-
tive British quarters contended
today.
These circles said that desert
operations OF mechanical troops
differs from other forms of war
fare in that maneuVers OF fast
mobile units across great expanses
OF desert are essentially fluid.
There was no intimation in Lon
don that the Germans used French
ships or that their mechanical
forces were allowed to pass over
French territory in TuniSia in
reaching the Libyan battle-ground.
Ii was believed likelier that the
Nazi troops crossed at the straits
of Sicily and that their ships
Rugged the French territorial
waters off the coast Of Tunisia
eastward TO Tripoli or Libya.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

10 published reports thta the con-
fiict in Ethiopia is now in its final
stage and that the Italian viceroy,
the Duke of Aosta, has sent an
envoy to negotiate with British
military authorities at Diredawa-
WILL MAKE TRADE
British sources said they under
stood the Italian emlssary was dis
cussing capitulation OF Italian
forces in Ethiopia in return for
protection of Italian nationals in
the Gondar, Gimma and Dessye
areas. A total of 10000 Italian
and $4,000 native troops are con-
centrated in these areas. il vas
claimed.
First report Of The negotiations
in Ethiopia reached EUnduu IN
dispatch 10 the News Chronicle
from Alden.
The News Chronicle added that
DesSye, Gimma and Gondar were
the only Italian strongholds left in
Ethiopia-and claimed these were
at the point OF collapse-when the
negotiations began.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Italian
Ports Hit
by Raj
InlernnlIonaI Sow. ser,lee cabI.

ROME. April 16.-British ra,'s
on the important Italian harbors
of Brindisi in Italy and Valona
in Albania caused damage in
both ports, an official communique
acknowledged today. OF Is planes
which carried out the two at
tacks, one was shot down, the
statement said.
LONDON. April 16.-dNS)--
Heavy enemy air raids on the
British Mediterranean stronghold
of Malta Monday night were re-
ported today by Reuter- British
news agency quoting an official
Malta communique.
Twelve persons were killed and
a number were injured, but no
damage was caused 10 govern
ment property, the statement said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
British Halt Axis
In Egypt Drive,
Cairo Reports
By W. r. SAPPHIRE
IntI News Service stan Correspondent

CAIRO. April is. - British
quarters today reported that the
swift Cerman-Italian advance into
Egypt has been stopped dead.
Suffering from Lack of water
and food and exhausted by their
swift campaign in the Libyan
desert inferno, German mocha
nized troops were halted by a
stone wall of British defenses east
of Sollun, according TO the Brit
ish.
Hundreds of German prisoners,
not accustomed 10 fighting under
harsh desert conditions were
found TO be In rthe last stages of
exhaustion" when they were taken
outside Tobruk in the first i'm
portant British counter-attack OF
the present phase of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

DIR. Terry's letter, the Montreal
Star says:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

snsda by providing the where
thai for Canada'S great MUIR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

hday Sale! Beautiful lined
II solid oak-36x50 inches,
! design. 8 Side chairs and
her seats. A heavy, sub
|or Celebration only!
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
duck Stamps On
Sale At Post Office
For Shooting Season


FsaErAi NasTxsnry~nlra Huntiz.s
asmmgm eusnznnniy knewn - eask
atMupM ere 90 mGle ~ ne rnSr3-
soulA post offirs and spaxsznsn who
expect 70 - GU next zsuuun esoasa
co8Aln = stamp To 3fnpse TINE and
before 10 go ruxh uaAt MI x,gr13s
Ua3 opening q uae shooting season
o. November 2
II y unlAMfal tcx arg pern1n ever
10 yenu a. nge 10 bunf migratory
uAtmfo~s w1fhouk havtne on hh
p1xDaa an offsciAl 0ovHFuanent
stamp and federal osklelAAa are
strict - r~a5onCtng ne requirement
Last gear there va Eaeh . rush
for stamps xannn use season oper-
ed that me supply 81 PaseaguulR
w2s Temporarily exhaasled Post
master Arthur v. Smirh said thai
he hss anticipated 80 even larger
demand hh pear, and u<Ees duck
hunters - cal ~ euee sH 3 stamp
This pears stamp shows . family
Of rudoy darks swimming hmpply
RsAaE1Ht Ghe SLOW current of q small
stream. Il h an attractive little
paees g pzpzf. and 81 eoss me
hunter cns dollar. Funds derived
from ire sale q he stamps are
used 70 prDvt6e nesting grounds fog
ducks and also for resting and
feeding places on the routes Of
hight sAaas az the stamps have
been TIE means Of preventing en-
termination a many spscies ans
serious Eeductloun Of others
Mr.. Smith said that he had q
limited sappay Of small pamphlets
containing IN condensed form the
federal migratory bird hunting reg
uiAtt0us. These wfl be given to per-
sons Who are interested
The Post Office Department does
not benefit from une sale Of the
stamps. Nr. Smith said. Il b mere
~ cooperating with the Depart
ment % the Interior Fish and
WndHfe Service and ne American
Wiidllfs Institute m game eoEserva-
ton.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Moss Point Tigers
Invade BOgaiusa
Gridiron Tonight


Tae Maa Point Tigers tgNssi 10
BosMlasa tlzls wuwk. Hsnsk1Hg u,e
Lumh<ftarka tonight T1N Tigers
took a sssslAekins 81 TIE natsds ~
81 gxanniAos last uvsk Shen ne
Rncka heag shsn n = : 81 they
.hoxg q uaaks a oosuefazN gs@ mp
me psantgrx have gsns - @ork
w4th = wsfl in rr&rfss u2 wreE
in cree TO - urp4rsc fM ut
'pC4sffM 1~Annbert&ck4 Coach E6cte
K1raYat b usll pla@asd wiu TIER
|eDartA
ne game "a iupestant - Noes
p0Ant h@cA1sx Il assg loose. = wal
MAKE tneu record slxk nHto1 ne
SOC mMfk. They have uou only
gamsss and tind 0ue on q five
A wsn xusltd make Their record hok
much better.
ne Tigers 50 into E1x came full
strength. having had no serious m
rarsea iris year Ths ana men
who started last week w19 probably
be III shaye tnls wcek FaEEaxd and
RnkAr0 ct ends. L@cY ard Duu 81
tackles. DAVIS and either Btlnc or
Knapp ~ guards and Pierce NJ CEN
tiers. form = ercditAbie hne
There may be So<ne changes Ia
the blackwell aimee Caach Khayat
has bevn experimenting With Heye
era men n uhat department. WciAa
staater. EEans Harper ana Piesce
win PROBABLY per action. Is win
MAYBE q nrH face az twu d0ttlnE
gae lineup.
TIE Bax4ltA4 combine has 80 far
this year been undefented They
have turned back five teams and
run up m impressive score % is7
points 50 their 0pponen1 o. They
have beaten Pirayurs. LION High.
Batou RossSs and FRnklinton
Largely rusfog2ibis for uun sue
cess are Hunter and Le4ke. two
swizes-htpped backs Wito have been
hard " stop ali season.
These two youngsters are the
mainaprin4n Of the Lumber Jacks
attack and between them they have
accounted for most Of thcs rtearns
sceres 10 date
Underwood. i15-pound little scat
hack has AlAn proved 3 headache
TO tho Jacks oppnneutA.
TIE LAzmpeFtackx are given the
fasor4ts fattns bceanae u their un-
defeated. united rccoEd
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
COMMODORES DEFEAT
PASCAGOULA PAINTERS
IN ANNUAL GRID TILT
Pasrageala Team Rastles Hard Bat Laek s.-sngth Te ose=-
come Hnzas whe Capitalize On Scoring
Opportunities.

TIE hxrkism pzAATeuA rMnfheE1
hssiz1R . hare tane IN their effugt
- erezk hatp TIE SIC eo1arnn- sG-
Fere1 another defN4t a3St FFtdaE
n&gsst wfaen l19T tnKn9n6 the 0aH-
port HfGh Scsanxa cEznnaaoorc9 nead
ard came unf O. thn snort end o
q - g Q score
TIE Painters pm up . hard bal
lie hak their best wN not good
aracugh 10 withstand tte onslaught
os af1esr bnGtx II wzs FTank Hsr-
sncrs ard Leroy Jaznes who sp&rked
Tie Commodore To their sicsngy n
tlzesF annual e~ncoxatsr.
TIE CoxnEnodares scored their
first aouc1ado~n sccu after ne game
began xhen Waiter Ffltngame. left
guard q tfss Commodore team.
brOkn through and blocked q punt
which Schfiiereff attempted 70 get
eff FK1lnEnme. 70 make his play
pexfecL recovered the bail on u1e
Panther oxse-yRrn line
FuT two plays TIE PAnthers he'd
and refused 20 bulge - The Gem
rtod0re backs. CuArdla and Johnny
Wade. attempted 20 smash through
uhe forward wall On the third.
James took the ball and pfeFvce ire
line. going over center 20 score
0uardia followed up b. plncskfck-
ing the extra point
Again Ia the second period TIE
ounmodores scored when Bertucci
took . punt and rAn IL back Sc
yardx 70 the PAscAgoUlA II Farley
Rhodes Richard StFelfr and James
alternate1 h carrying the bah for
= first DOWN on the Panther three
yard line and Bertucci went over
from there 0uardiA kicked the extra
point.
Late IN the third period the Com
mlod0res went on the march again.
and when ouafdia intercepted .
pass fFum Webb and Travelled down
the field for &c yardz before he VA
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

Mr. A. s. coody. Secretary state
Tax Commission. reports that Tor
ne first . months Of ia4I aAIes
Tx collections totaied Wzz4G7eSs
~ compared with &.t81TT3a far
the first 3 months OF is4o. and tho
total tar collections from al sources
d that department for the aaEae
period in lefi wAS ti3 11Hns410 nz
compared with 1i0ATT1zA for
1ke period II 1910. ah0wlnE an IN
crease OF s7.Tsa.T6116 for the first
8 months O. 1911 over tae same
month"; In fe4a
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
P~ascagoula Partners
Play Biloxi Tonight

The p&AcaeoulA paushega foosball
team faces another tough altuaalun
nas wesk end xhen they insmde
the Biloxi High School Indians
Reservation for ths annual game
befweaa these twn squads tonight
Tnn fndiNra arv strongly favored %
yin this contest. however. eth eof-
siderable Improvement shown last
Neek the pansheEs VIII be : fern
ldabr foe for TIE Indians.
Tl1c same coordination which
started against uae 0uifpart Com
maa0Eex last weak end h exFeefed
- akr tie field for tfse pautlaeFs
Ia s0nishts encounter Tina vas
about tne strongest lineup tue Pa
eAEuaians have placed on Ehe field
THIS season
This line-up probably viii BE
4satEery K Colt n. stone .
Ronert& csuiers Slater. ~: KING.
q. prlcUnyu. re: Wcob. ah. ]
paggsst IA. Clerk rhs schIlerefs.
n
Tire indians have q powerful
z@s2ku kt1A aD4zzzn IlleY have plenty
e first stfinN puarE. baE tier
1eakneM has been IN reserve
strength. particularly on the tine
However. Coach Buck brown has
moulded q COED team FROM the
quad he has had Ia training and
he Partners are no doubt headed |
INTO plenty o. trouble.
Danny Hollis. fIeet-Iooted triule
ball carrier. vii be the mar
tAe PantfsFs wtl have 10 watch
II tonight game. Pea teanza have
heen able 10 hold him In cheek thiA
season and he Is expected to lead
lle Indian attack.
A large croud Of loyal supporters
a the Faushefn are expected to
accompany the team 20 Biloxi for
ue game. The school band and
cheering section also w1ll make tne
trip.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
~unfgnaefTv o.
~mlNMEscTA
~
nsrnas a4erssm
hssa Feethsil Geo.

UufE Fsverns plzg dtaErnmmsd
Il ahova has skuwm oansszsastiy
good resnits ~ - essF . parted 81
yeaFA
ne fuilhaek reeaisss lha ball
takes . shsFt led % - flxht and
passes h 10 the wtngha1k wAD has
made . haif pSva< . hin LEFT ant
eontlnnps aroana khe len slds -
fHaf - he can Thfz r4aT depends
Largely On apek4. 3nd s~vnrything
has % b doae n ; pE6elsioniike
uaaueF.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

neaEman said and I Wish 20 again
solicit their cooperation m heiping
to psotecs the peracnnel of tlae COG
Camps from accidenxH oocuring
e0Ging the hunting seaSons
Rr. DcaFman uMs advised ~ J.
J McE.ntee. ntrnctox uf the CCC,
that each camp has been authortx<
Cd and requested TO post warning
signs within oue hall mile tn al
directions surrounding ln boundary
and work pFo3seeA also % enforce
certain xafe practices among en-
r0lieeA
Mr. AcEntee was high IN his
praise for the cooperation given
the CCC IN tne past By the state
Game and pm Commission and the
spurxEnen.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Hunters Must Obey
CCC Regulations

jackson. October z1-wrrh the
opening os she hunting season
spurtznsn have been urged b. W p.
psarnaan. director Of che State
Game and Ftzh cnnmi4sionA 70 re-
frAtn from hunting within T.E.-
range Of any Civilian Conservation
Corps Camp IN M~inisaippt or work
pra1eet Of the organization.
There have been relatively few
serious and fatal aerl6euts In the
past because q Ehx xplnndid co
operation Of the hunters.- Mr.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
ST. STANISLAUS WINS
27-7 OVER MOSS POINT
TIGERS FRIDAY NIGHT
Blsnehards Tremendous Power l. Deciding Factor Between
I've Teams In Annual
Battle.

game ga3 nE as bad Mx TIE sco<e.
ax TIE Tigers forced the Invading
Rocks - fight fox gain 81 Egery
pay. Tne AttaeA w14 b no me&na
. bli&x - tie Tigers gave ground
and resxeated IL an cx6aFiy fash
ten. fighting fer every iach 20
u4urp a p1aras from StaAnS pro-
msancA eElNtA
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

hrcegnt 6cWn Thn play hosEFT.
nxnkN ~ ae PHntkssrx strungezk
wowaag threat - ne frtereepeA Ghs
BAL or the Commodore - Bs~fucn
90 me first play 81 us fourth
aunFsEx cirrAM lefs end 20 aecrs
naaFcta2 aStempssd pAace kk Tor
thF sxtra point wRs Loo.
The P1ntheFx mnde their Hst
gains ehruaah Tire air. HC9eyeF.
several times their effoFu bcum-
erAEzgcd On tiasm and They found
Themselves n tough Epcs1
Ths EsaFsAmr Nxun-Tfna
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

Uncle sam lays great stress on the
training Of ms sailor men. The
American Navy SEAMAN and sea-
men IN the Naval Reserve probably
get more and better training than
h given IN any other NaTy tn the
world These men are trained NJ
Navy Trade Schools 10 which quail
fled enlisted men are assigned for
INSTRUCTION Ia fsaFy Training
Courses.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
TUESDAY

Tuesday, October q b the DATE
sri fer fhe efection 10 determine
whether Mes Point shAil have
Adequate edncaaisnAl facilities
Cas- FeaF halset % thai aay ~
she resalsr psllif1g places IN he
city. A majority Of the qualified
elrefeFs i necessary % carry the
issue. Fallare 10 vote h . vote
against the sehsol&
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

AithoaEh thts dtsxrnm sAsws -
unsalnnced tire u the right wa uss
tkia sane fsrnnsston from whieh -
rua rlsyH througA eny spaz & Ghe
lina. q thruw fsrward paassa
Tha pFfnesp2l hiockinK assign
nents ara On In line II scrimmags
uRtil the play gsts Into the eesa
assd For that rszsss n en- readily
be IA that spssd and preeistou are
par aours II tia play 10 to saceasa
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Cny Nole 7 Fsoeertal

WIN enc Tlgers suffering frou :
xesere cas- uf BtAn1tzgs1-ius
=hfcA Krew worsn e. IA EAne pro-
exeaea. Feilx Lex BiAnchAfGs &c
pourzd bnllnpcknc fAiioack u l1e
s. Sezrksslaua hz1k-m-cnAN8 trim
Haa1 nc w1nEs oE TIE kcA6 FFsaaE
nzgnt - slrc tuna cf zI-s. Blanchard
vas aadad occasionally during ne
Tarae - one okiser 10 INA Easi
passea win lae Guxnd1xx.
TEe massive B1aueaaxd twh1E
hgA1 fans stu contend il auiy stx-
tesa pears cd prwsente1 the ps3k-
ktAxt1S With A. exhlattsyn q brute
strength and powsF snlepaa seen n
h1zh scnooa fooEhAM WAn head
aumn And iegM u1mpn8. ehe
pinnsiEx bach AZ The RoeAs refused
* lpak for 8 hnix n4k ku2Mck1d
straight INTO she eenEex os tk1e line
time and aSain y pzx w . yard
heGaza bslag h1t and fruu three =
i've nsese with . hall cuzzn Tigers
hanging On The versatile HAN
ezz4rd did Ene boasiaE. az passing
ard u1k pAMcekzekazx f9G aae IN
pnnNrs f0r Go0d mE4saEss m2k1nE
t1e 0thex Ten nae1 only Necessary
- uzzkH thE game &sAL Wnen hs
wasn't bug Juggling TIE pan. Ban
eazxa sided b soue hexty boots
down tnK field. 2tzenkGked , extra
polnsz. kir&ed-an fx ina ROCKS.
and ring I'D three c9mpsesiugAz ouI
q faax attempted psssza.
The Tigers gaxe W weight In
ever d1xi1aou. PCT khn real differ
eneE n une tSo teams w4A bla1-
ehAEu The fnzpxo4ad Mua Fulnt
forward sal bela ~ under unr iAAn-
ING vel BAT 0le reze1il1zA p0undlnN
w2a To much.
FlrEs Qaars<r Tia
The game gDt CT % sc interest
iEe start when Things wefe lied ~
Ate Ia the trNt quarter. aver TIE
TlzeFx had alemfae1 . first minute
nxeat thai resulted from q funsble
o. their 0wn -. After szas Rockx
hA1 pushed down % the 10 yara
nEe. tlsElr drive uAs stopped ccia
and ne Tigers booted ouE Tins re-
spite vas anorulvnd however. -
ire oEfeu&ge machine o. the Rocks
Eot under way and they pushed
rL8nk hack 10 scurn. nlAnenRru. ~
uszmA. 90 uEaE a he lasglag and
wezk over tor the slpreL He cua-
veEted win q p1Efeet bod taruasn
tie npKignE-
Tne nsex1 tasted blood later IL
the initial period. whan ~cootar
FaegArn grabbed the PC skin near
mlcfAelc and mced tor . tokhchdown.
The fans went cr4zy Is they kaw
an almost perfeet fepetltt1n az the
pay against Al0y1lu. tie position
Of tkze field. the circumstances and
the recekVer being TIE z2me with
the unly d~iffcrence being uae toeszn
who was Tooo 5tauzeE IL hA
instance. while q wS end RAY
R0ner1 against thH CrusadarG
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