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Speedway
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said dozen or more sets OF drivers
eouipment-goggles, crash helmets
and the like-had been. destroyed,
but expressed belief they could be
replaced before the race.
Loss of Barringer's car reduced
the starting field to 31-tWo less
than the limit A crash late yester-
day eliminated young Sam Hanks OF
Alhambra, Calf, and his machine.
Hanks accident occurred as he was
making practice run.
Light showers fell this morning,
but the customers hoped there would
be no repetition of last years rain
which forced the racers to hold their
positions at a comparative snail's
pace during the last 125 miles.
Hanks car crashed through an
infeld fence at the southwest turn
after the connecting rod and rear
wheels locked. The 26-year- old
Californian was thrown clear, but
his head and back were injured.
Attendants at Methodist Hospital
said ea-ly today his condition was
fair.
At the front of the II rows of
racers were Rose in the pole position
he won with a qualifying speed of
1851 miles an hour; Mays and
Shaw.
Mays qualified at 128.301 miles an
hour and Shaw at 127.836.
Behind the front row trio were
Harry Mcqueen, Indianapolis; Mer-
rill doc Williams, Franklin, Ind,
and Frank Wearne, Pasadena, Calf.
Everett Saylor, Dayton, Ohio, 30
year-old former school teacher, was
the only new driver in the lineup.
Veterans on Hand.
Among the veterans were Cliff
Bergere, Hollywood movie stunt man
on vacation, and Petillo, who
jumped off Los Angeles fruit truck
in 1882 to take up racing and came
on to win the Indianapolis 800" in
1885.
About 100000 in prize money was
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posted for the first 10 drivers to
finish, the winner getting $4,000
plus about $4,000 from accessory
and lap prizes.
Shaw, the crowds favorite, con-
tinues to race for the love of the
sport although he is an executive
of a tire manufacturing company
He bucked superstition by starting
for the 18th time.
There were predictions that with
Shaw, Mays and Rose setting the
pace-they finished in that order
last year-the track record of 1172
miles an hour would be endangered.
The late Floyd Roberts of Van Mugs,
Calf, made the mark in 1898.
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Daylight-S Plan
Finds Little Favor
With D. T.. Officials
But All Soy They Would
Approve if System Is
Made Nationwide

Regarding Secretary Ickes' sug-
gestion for national adoption OF
daylight saving, Commissioner
Young said yesterday:
1--WE had it here about 20 years
ago and as I recall it the system
was not very popular. Personally
I have no desire for it, but I would
not hold out against such a plan
II 1t is to be Nation wide and if
every one else in the District wants
It,"
Kutz Doesn't Like Idea.
Brig. Gen. Charles w. Kutz,
Engineer Commissioner, said:
While I don't like the idea, I
would not object to daylight saving
for Washington if the whole coun-
try adopted daylight saving time.
AS it is now, it just creates con-
fusion for persons travelling from
one jurisdiction to another. I
would say all right if it is universal
and uniform"
Corporation Counsel Richmond
B. Keech. a former member of the
District Public Utilities Commission,
said:
ut might be a good thing, in the
interest of economy, to save eX-
penses by reducing the consumption
of electric light power. 1t should
be adopted nationally or not at all.
If it Is to be an economy move,
now is a good time to do it,
Won't Affect Police Department.
Inspector James Beckett, acting
superintendent of police, said that if
the plan were put into effect he
didn't believe it would affect the
Police Department"
Fire Chief Stephen T. Porter de-
clared that although he hadn't
given the matter much considera-
ton, he said he had no objection
to the move and said he would like
a lot of daylight" himself. The plan
would have no particular effect on
his department, he said.
Harry Stull, president of the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations, said
that in ordinary times he could see
no reason for daylight saving time.
He said that although he had per-
sonally opposed it in principle, he
would go along with it If it were
essential for national defense" One
of the objections to daylight saving
would be removed if it were made
Nationwide, he asserted.
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Deposed Regent Reported
Discussing New Regime

CAIRO, May 80 tP).-Emir Abdul
Ilah, deposed as regent of Iraq in a
coup detat, has entered Fallujah in
the wake of British troops advance
ing on Baghdad and is consulting
with his followers on the establish
ment of a new government, it was
reported here today.
The Emir, who fled Iraq when
Rashid Ali Al Gallant seized the
reins of government and embarked
on armed conflict with the British,
was greeted by a delegation of lead
ing citizens from Baghdad, the re-
ports declared.
Tribal chiefs were said to be flock
ing to his standard.
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to point within S miles of the Irao
capital of Baghdad
At the same time, the British
Near East command reported that
another British column moving up
the railroad along the Euphrates
River had occupied Ur, the BIRTH
place of Abraham, ITO miles north
west of BaSra.
At the same time another Brit
iSh column moving up the Eu-
pirates River was reported to have
reached Luquait. about $50 miles
south of Baghdad and SO miles
northwest of BaSra.
The column reported within S
miles of Baghdad was advancing
from the west after capturing the
town of Khanuqta, fall of which
was announced in a communique
yesterday.
The presence of Italian war
planes in Iraq was reported by
the British Royal Air Force for
the first time today.
cat Cairo the British said r.
A. F. patrols shot down three
CIR AIS yesterday near Khanuqta,
which British ground forces are
reported to have occupied)
Is Miles in "a Hours.
Though impeded by extensive
rains and damage to a bridge on the
path of the advance, the British
apparently had covered about Is
miles in the past "a hours. Khan
uqta is 20 miles west of Baghdad.
Mobile British forces were said
to be participating in the drive.
A statement by authoritative
sources said:
Our advance from Khanuqta has
been somewhat impeded by extern
Sive floods and damage to an iron
bridge 8 miles west of Baghdad,
but a British mobile force has
reached the neighborhood of Kadai-
main, about 5 miles northwest of
Baghdad.'
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Military Police Put
On Baltimore Streets
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. May 30.-Twenty-
seven military police from the Fort
Myer (VaD Sd Cavalry Regiment
went on patrol duty on Baltimore
streets last night for the first time
Under command of Maj. Lloyd E
Kelley, former Washington police
captain, the men will patrol down.
town areas most frequented by the
hundreds of soldiers coming here
from Fort George G. Meade and
other nearby Army posts. Their
tour of patrol duty will end at 3 am.
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Juzz Music Banned

Following the closing of all dance
halls, Toxic, Japan, banned all jazz
music, starting the drive by con-
f1Scating all known monograph
records of Jazz.
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bercd for i that he once strucl;
Gat FIVE airaiehl American league
slH2scra IN al al.-atar pame- Ruth,
Gehri2 toX&. Simmons and Gro
min. Auolhf. great JOB he did that
Is ne remembered by many was
tie va he started Oui AGAINST the
WASHINGTON Senators in the 1899
world serIrs He famed the first
three mn up IN the first inning
Nyer. GGslia and Maaash. Incl
dentailY, the dope is that when
Bill Terry starts rebuilding the Gil
ant nc has permission to sell or
trade anyhcdy on the club except
Hubbeli, Mel OF, Johnny Rucker
and Babe Young.
Among the top passes of the ma
ton please put little Jimmy Rich
aldson Of Marquette. He has COM
pleted L oi h's 27 paa9e, this seas
ON, and, mo- remarkable. las not
Lad oae intercepted He complet-
ed seVen paf o. nine aaain&c Wis
eGazin AID Va rasfoaait.c for two
t0ueady#aq
Picking tire Pro- tomorrow:
GlaAta o}ar tAs Dsdlcrs.
Bar o9f" the Dodgers.
Packer o1oi the Lions.
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THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK. Oct. 25. up
Scattyed paragraphs th1u@hts,
The talk now l. that Dske, TeXaa
and Fordham are almost sure shots
to get oTl invitations I they car
keep rolling Dake ia Il comp&f-
t.VeIy soft schedule aad should
esme through undeiea 81 To-day
and next Saturday "lll tell the
5.ory on Fordham. for If the Ram
ran get past TcXas Christian anc
Purdue, the rest will be easy. Texas
aas its WORK Gu out for 1t. All the
Toys have to do IS handle Rice, Sou
thern Methodist. Bat lor TeXas
Christian, Texas A & N and Ore
gon.
The way Red Dav.s. rev inlicld-
q Of The New York Giants, got
started up the ba5cDaIl ladCcr sounds
Ike a movie .crlpt H4 and ms
brother W'rrc playn1 =. {. 5eml-pro
team in Paur5fIsan.a nd a, scout
showed UP OIL Gsss - nave 4 look
Red PLAYED ael ud 5aae and ~
II I'LL ! I'm. t)4t4.. - tl'-i eLDs1t -
scout Akcd 1t.e spcs&G bascman
and cent am coa'lae1. but Bob
dfcHied ne dldA #an. % 2la9 baae-
ba.l for Il ll@g2 - B@osaef
RAd s!abbed lHe contract, signed
Bob nam - J. anG reported neH
PIN. For ,@g sca.5 ~ played
Mudsg tae br5,heg's name and the.
gts m.d lis own namc Joan Ham-
phray DaUs @hcn the social It
cat, fecolds pecame c9n I'D.
Ta.a l. going 10 h tough day
I9r Jo5f . ent ~h9 Ito taa h1h
and peck syatrm on rhe typewriter
vim coYorma footaa sancs I'm
ON 70 The Fordhdn-IeXaa Chris
ian game and all Ea.e to cop
with III 'hc Fgrdham lineup are
such names as Rim II 5abastc-
anskl Hadacek PIeclc%icz An
drcJco and F7IIp9"Icl Hclpt Hop
Carl HuDbtli /, dIaone near -
he end Of the soad ~ q pitcher
md the feat ne IS chiefly remen-
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. ct. - frP1 -
Hens, Lcghorn. -. L =. ID :. l.
Hens. Leghorn oYer 3. to lbs lse
hens, Leg. over ! lbs and up lee
Hens. colored. to 5'z lbs :. &c
Hens, c9lored over : y lbs d Up 24c
Broilcr-. !. and up :. ID. -
Bruilers user ] :. aud up L = 70
FryeIa, Leg. vore - = 3 lbs. IT.
Fryers, oolorea - 70 - lbs 21c
Fryeis, coloted over .. to /. 2ll
Koasters. colored, over A. lbs &c
stag, c"lurel .......... .......... 10
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Old LeeA ms BOOSTERS ###..... ~
Dueklings. Pckin over 8 IL -. l.
DuckungS Ptkin under lbs >. r.
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Geese .-...#. #=..#..#s.. =...=.#s=.#.#.. lol
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Capons. 8 TO 5 lbs .#.#.#.#.#.....#.#.# p
Capons over lbs and up ....z. PC
Rabbits. NJ. white 81. to ~ lbs II
rabbits. mixed eolors 9 = ~ lbs 15e
Rabbits No. ola ......=.......... Csc
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.NEU YORK STOCKS

%tA YORK, oct. > Up
- .ssat "ith ptlse> moving II
- - 4. u narrow range.
H,s8st .saaIHs Issues -AoWea
-. - ~ es.as 1he ayera..e down u
-. a.fAgast thcte va no partI=
. -. isa"- 9te NJ traders HeIg
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49, -. s.taaItE o.er events abraod.
-. r 4Ie- approsimat"d =. .0o3
..4s. ssnpa:cu win 3oU,g9V ia
a~.a:tas. ,Qtb >toeK sales weie
-. aate# asaiat oT,eoo i "eek
~
j. -" J9dez preliminary closing
- >. .t,a5sagls. laduStrial J2o.75.
- - - - off vi atlilY
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-.
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III aalas really play
G#ataa .3!aUed sseead quarter
Ger NE teo Lore - lie thmd.
H.e faa s.Ha - ose! go lae Nlk-
la2s
Uad. .a#le safla#se, lie Heltyii!a
ba@s @ese aVIaa tie Spaa5sas .
bal taae Of Il Hsgestea d.iYgs AMI
long baata Eenl Central IL Il pfeea@=
Ious pes ioa Dai Far the c1ld oi
the t5ret bali VIII fhe hail resfn
on lie fwerf@ Gee OsWall tade3
back .ae ted Wit appeared Il.
FIR L. a. az iaaeHDiets pas, iHi5
the CT ot ta.4e A.Ueon lor 4
taaendaHn Gene TH.nae. af9f#
the conversion o}sf.
CeuGals see2ad opportunity 10
scors came 81 tsa l..ase1l Tlay s13rl-
a4 TIE seo24d nall Ba.ses VI
ilams. Itea}4le enG. bed tae
eval o,s ma oWa = Nlrd as:krr. aEd
Central 1aeoYelaa
Aian Ke3ata asm eli tackle %
.he q yard .ine ana Taaaner toe.
ihe Dai. oiI two sfceesslfa Dla's L.
the Holt3..a :. 05%.al. reversed L
A1arcoG r. sAe score. Thannes
AGAIN drove through eenfG Ioi tbs
eta poapy.
Eaa.s Aiassm finished the VI
lnas o. With a H#u,l'.&-5ll 0re raa
sealfin. ~ i. right tacEle Tie
speedy tito Ealtbaek casea through
Il @i,e ae'e II lha I }}iI}e lin.
Hslaea = seau t.se iis.st u.an too
OFT lie = scared rabbit, regersfd 4
lis field ,aad DURAN Ii Would-De
tacklers 10 eross tIle Viking goal
untouched alter a 81 yard gallop.
Thanner made Il thrpe conversions
with aEoJheH plunge through cen
ter.
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HUTCHINSON III
NAVY NOW

=tEIIF o . UP P=I!es:..
1#.sts Cia@. T..a@ey. former heavy
. -. aeX.aA champion. came >
: - =eez.laa recruits and caUgAg
:. So 4sa ere Pitcher Freddy Hutch
-. =. =. .saost va.s.able PLAYER in
- International league this season
H...ea.H>on taelng TIE draft
-. o. Tsnney and enlisted 10
49,. Il ;he nafHs physical educa-
80 aeoeiam yesterday He signed
~ .eal Years.
E4tsn "as ed - 4.e Seattle
25=.:.g Cast ieague elab to Detroit
=. 1886 ;or 100000 ara five players.
-. vas 4 bus. in the major leagues.
:. - :a.@tG 70 To.eao II The Am
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L. 4. PRODECE

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l.. "A. LIVESIUCE

-. aSeELE-. OF. = d'Pl
T.. ..fa .'..te market He" sergieeJ
H. saIaGte =. steady top fl.75
- f.& aof.e 22l I5s. mall lot.
.s.##an - lelse 1920 ID II
= - 80 y ia56. oda sows 81
r.HIe alu1.c 5e9 steady. Ioaoa
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Three
Records C.
Broken

~ YORK. O. - JP5-Tffee
naias football teaas aaa theig Pc
3eef fegaeas blaseea N tbs week
pt#fla asooeae. a4s5slag II ler
tae j. H6ea1ea and anlied o4.a.s
Waa sass taes records today.
Clemson suffered It's frst reversal
THURSDAY NGen upsot 18-l4 bX South
Carolina and last night. N.aanota
asa Detroit 0c9e surprise yietnas
Nlaaaesa. caaqaerog q Baylor. We
haaab.ea o-6. b. a lentN regarded
Manhattan eleven. aad Detroit bow
Cd 10 ARKANSAS st. el1lnf the
Razorbacks tse4r first mayor victory
O. The season
However. Temple aHd Texas Teea
renamed ansal.iea b. troune.ns
Baeknel 81 and NeW Mexico
3G-u respectively.
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SAN JOSE EKES
WIN OVER COP.

STOCKTON. Cal. Oct. 25. JP1
San Jose State cs.eee squeezed
out % victory over Amos Alonza
Staszs College Of Pacific team IL
taclr annual football game aere
las, night
san Jose scored II the thlrd Pc
rioa WHEN F.aDaek Allen Hardes;y
Stabbed through a ta1ng Pacific
lac TOR L YARDS. TIE score Climax
&C long GslNe
Sal Jo>e threatened aea.n = Ee
c.osIne minutes ate. 4 Pacific fans-
BIT on tie Tlees 25 Tie Spaytans
were Lela Oh TIE five Aubrey Min
ter san Jose fleet halfback. Wa
kep, Bottled up throughout tie en-
TIE =.me BH Pacific
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5. F.U. IN WIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25. Il
s=The University ol san Francr
atter .pract,eea Games against 81
teegh cookie 2s santa Clara,
Nal2 S 2nd stanford. showed
much palish aad punch for
Ba2Han Yea2 university ele
-ast nieht aad paundea out
l. - IA e9eI III" Cougars.
TIE D3',s Gazz.s.2 tie inYat
VIII a tricky around attack :;
a lialhef stHle. ran up three tou
GOWNS ii the lpst period and i,
in tie second. chen coasted. =,
Cougars scored in each OF the
Two periods.
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SAv0LD, benson
IN FlSTIC TOURNEY

DETROIT, Mich Oct. 25. tUPD-
Lee SaYold OF Des Mo!nes and
Johnny benson of Indianapolis It
a lleld OF heavyweight boxing hopes
lnfough the second round of Frank
Bafbaros white hope heayyweight
tournament last night.
SaYold moved to the quarter fin.
ais without lifting a glove. He drew
d bye. benson Knocked out charles
Roth OF Cincinnati in three rounds
1hefe were seven bouts in all.
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H0GI;EI., NET KOS

CHICAGO Get. 25 up Bob
M1a'.omav, ~ Philadelphia Ne
70. va still the No. contender
tof the lightweight boxing crown
toda9 a. The result of an easy 10
tGund victory last nieht over Julie
Ko2on 134. Of New Haven Conn.
On lhr sane card Shorty Hoeue.
l53 San Diego, stopped johnny
Barbara. l5G. South Bend, Ind. IN
the eighth round ot a scheduled 10
round -windup and Big Boy
Hoguc, l55 5au Dlr30 Knocked out
Mlke Sopko, 155i. Indiana Hafbor,
Ind III the iiflh round ol sche-
Iu!cd siX rounder
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OREGON FAVORED
OVER U.C. |. 4

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gaa teaas ~ ..G1s. .1s-sa- =
saYoa'e esee Ea.sfsz.#s =. Cs3..5.-
ia =. - Aase.es sa&ss - - e
G1eea Re- Be8. Ne&st@a.@ saae
10 southern Gaa.zss5a = -.
se6aHd sllse =. 80 Hte.zs.
BetnaseeS Sc ea#t.sz# - ~
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70 anyone aH.9E EGLA G.a-ga -
los oa.Y or l....s= -
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competition. aaG - = .z#.#<.
par; q. Is soEe5..e a..#..u g !
has Yet 70 ce.e~t a.a.as : Sic
tnce member.
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WITT OUSTED
AS STAR BOSS

no. NNGDn. oet. - up
t. .H.s, sans n pas.le Coast
l=saae baseball managers for 1872
e@ae .aday when O>sar Vitt who
pi.o.e5 t. .as, place Portland elao
.asa =easan @ss slsned By tie Hol-
lyaaea Stas#
TIE Heteraa maaaser Who las
eaaa y ~ ssloss ana minors for
aeaz.s - Nea.s. replaced Bill. Wee
g.. Hollywood manasee sor the
.5..st l&a se#sens No salary VII an
aomeed.
VI eaa.e =e lie Pac.iie coast fol-
is4lss - faaoa> amaunY9 Of the
c. fand I0daas OF the American
.ass6 whom Ii managed III 1883.
hs#.=.lrs We With the Stars vii
- Gazsa Johnne Bassler 4 combi-
s...s.oa Which beean ii The coat
.ssus syaYs 40 and continued -
s.stt.ahG.
So=sats. vie Heipea boo>s ltoIy-
aeQd lnta = tFst division e.ab Tor
.4e lIts5 IL since is organization
...s.u 9Cday IL had :4ol ben niolHl-
td oi tAe HaHse 3.d tht1eiore cotud
10. snaoMe2 AIs taHssc I=.sAs.
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| only three quarters. Aft

The runnins Of Gene Maynf
aGd Ruaan AIdaeo made the V
nes Iced opponents through 1
Ilfs taTFe Gaafsefa but after 1
Spartan tbifa score the Wiki
were let. Williams. Woeat2ke 8
Bacxel gaYe she best performan
on the H3lYiiia ilpe
Lob Holt @as the outstand
mau en tic Spartan forward V
Ime and aeain he broke throl
To throw the Nikinas for losses.
Hpk CAREY stood OFT beside
s.Bsfitute jac3..r.
Can0raI's backileld was clie
Viii Drerisrness on most plal5. |
dia Alarcon and Thanncr accoun
t. aosf of fne Ground gaining. v
OsNalJ dGne tac brainWork.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
Bg UNITED PRESS

Bq UNIFIED PRESS
Z Of San Francisco ., brigham
Yoaas l3.
SAX jos. ssate !. Col of Pacific }.
Whittier %. Caly"ch u.
CaI. Raubers e6, Cal Poly ID.
Ore. Erosh L. Wash. Froan 7.
Occidental Ff9ah H. caiteea
Fresh 0.
! A CITY Col. -. Ventura JC l..
Citrus &c i, FL Cenlro &c 0.
Arkansas 9. Detroit s.
VI .tnd 49, 49. Geo Wash. J..
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IA. SOCh,

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L.A.HA
CHICAGO GRAINS

= AGO. Ocf. = Up = Grains
- - 5ean btlees dropped loday
-. aAoa' #. = eeHta 1ushel
80 - aeenz town 5. e before
- ...#....ae 80 halted ahd i mid
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day football program
EtENER GAME
Minnesota favored IL = ogeg
Michigan Al ann Arbor Mich Will
crowd OF $1,000 expected Mag Glti-
,nately decide big ten title Woa!d
be Gophers' eighth straight victefN
] Ger Wolverines IN LITTLE BroWr
jup. series Only ma5o1 eoniae
matchine peffect-rec3rd RIVALS. a
though 1G teams risk unsailee
shields. The perleets vii he Giz=
tnguished below with a IL. Ode
ei@en when available
MHDNF>T
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liz tn conference VIII WISCONSIN
- over Indiana %Qf.hNestaf& =
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e-5 over Iowa. Pc ej& Nebraska =.
Missouri. nrIne- makers Gts&s,rs and
Low. State y. kaH5.,s- Noa-eoa-
terence Santa Clara ePa 81 olcg
Oklahon.a. Notre Dame 90 =
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Duquesne rPl.
EAST
Fordham pa Il oyer TcyaS
Christian. Columbia G-5 oser Army
rPl. Navy fpo Il over Harvard.
GGlst tP1 ii over Pittsburgh. Penn
s5lvanla er1 ii over Mar%lanG
Boston College p over George.
town Cornell c. 0Ser Colgate.
Dartmouth 80 oEsr Yale Brown
I3-5 over LaFaselte Holy Cross 5-l
over New York L. Also Syracuse
y. Rutgers op1. Penn State =
Lehigh, and Carnegie Tech =
Geneva.
SOUTH
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bama G-5 Ger Gcorala. Tulane >
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ingtoa. Southern California o.
over California, Oregon State 49,
over Washington State. AID Oregon
81 over U.CL.A. Non-conference.
St Mary H's-ioyola.
SOUTHWEST
Confelence-TeXas AgGiee p IS
; over Baylor and Texas eP5 81!
Ger Eicr.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
CGnfeteAce-Colorado oP1 rs.
Wyoming. Colorado State IS. Utal.
State. ard Denver vs.. Utah. Non-
eoniercnce-IdahG- Willamette. and
Montana -Montana State.
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high footl IL team scored y points against Ioltville hi
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SOUTH
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN

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CGnfeteace-Co!orado eP1 IS.
wyoming, Colorado State IS. Utal.
state, ard Denver Us. Utah. Non-
eoniercnce-IdahG- Willamette. and
Montana Montana State.
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