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Evening star., 1941-10-10
Singular Epidemic of Upsets
Marks Columbia Golf Event:
Army Navy Final at Hand

around Columbia, for Mrs. Brandon
holds the womens title and Tom,
jr., is the club junior champ. as
well as the holder of the District
junior crown Comdr. Brandon can
do something that never before has
been done around Washington by
winning the club title. No family
ever before has held all three club
titles in a single year.
Today at Chevy Chase one Of the
biggest pro fields Of the season was
to compete in the annual pro-senior
tourney. staged by Bob Barnett. All
the pros had partners drawn from
the senior ranks of the Chevy
Chase Club.
Bogart In Army Navy Final
With Columoia's championship
due to end tomorrow, only one more
mems title affair remains to be set
tied this year. This is the Army
Navy club championship, which finds
District Amateur Champ Ralph Bo-
CART a heavy favorite Ralph and
Maj. J. Ramsey will meet in the ANAL
round for the service club title,
proba bly, tomorrow II Ralph wins
it will be his third straight club title,
matching his triple win of the Dis
trict championship
Tommy Doerer plans to stage at
East Potomac Park Sunday the big
gest mixed Scotch foursofe affair Of
the year. It will be the usual gross
event, but the entries probably will
exceed those in any similar tourney
staged on the public courses this year.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Fay l.. Muir
raw. president of the Nashville
Southern Association club, said
that he and Larry MacPhall,
president of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, had discussed purchase
of the Boston Bees, but nothing
definite had been done about it.
MacPhail declined to comment
on statement.
Three years ago - Rogers
Hornsby named manager of the
Baltimore Orioles of the Inter-
national League at a reported
$4,000.
Five years ago-MinneSota kept
winning streak intact, beating
Nebraska, TO, for nineteenth
consecutive victory on 75-yard
run by Andy Uram in last SO
socords Of play.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Jones Brothers Sparkle
On Grid for Union.
Rrtre Assnclated press

By The NSSOUId IVu f'ItSS'
When you're adding up brother
combinations and potential little
all-america material, remember the
Jones boys of Union University, at
jackson, Tenn.
James Casey Jones and his
brother Ralph scored all four Of
Unions touchdoWns against Missis-
sippi College last week, Casey run
ming 80, At and IS yards for three
tallies and passing to Ralph for the
other.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Pilote of Providence
Hailed as Grid Stur

BY the Associated Press
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. 10
Here's tip: The way to pronounce
Hank Pilote's last name is "pie-l I"
He says so himself. Now you never
may have heard of him up to this
minute, but if the whispers from the
Bears den mean anything get ready
to hear a lot from now on.
An ankle injury kept him on the
bench most of last year and part of
this season, but the first time he
carried the ball for Brown against
Columbia he went % yards.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA.-Tony Cisco, 10,
Norristown, Pa, outpointed Georgie
Miller 1876 Philadelphia 80.
FALL RIVER, Mass.-Eddie Alex,
145, New York. outpointed Freddy
Camuso, 146, Fall River 1O.
LEWISTON, Me.-Lefty Lachance,
1877. Lisbon, Me. outpointed Mexican
Joe Rivers, 1873, New York 10).
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Aldo Spoldi.
13a. Italy. outpointed Johnny Bellus,
140. New Haven go.
ELIZABETH, N. freddie Archer,
135. Newark. outpointed Dave Craw-
ford, 1871, New York U0.
INDIANAPOLIS. - Neville tTser)
Beech. 100, Memphis, and johnny Den
son. 1s5, Indianapolis. fousht q draw
Evening star., 1941-10-10
AII-Americu Class Seen
In Wolf, Citadel Guard
Nv the Associated Press.


When you mention potential all
America football players, don't over
look Paul Wolf, 200-pound Junior
guard at The Citadel.
He played a full so minutes against
Army last Saturday without yielding
an inch of ground and got better
as he went along. Press box OBJ
servers rated him the best lineman
on the field.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
'CuroIinus' Grid Contest
Latest on Bowl List

BY the Associated Press
Greenville IS. c. is Matching
plans for the first annual "Carolinas
Bowl" an all-star football attraction
to be played December s between
senior college gridders from North
and South Carolina.
It's sponsored by the Greenville
Lions Club for its charity fund.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Venezuela Downs U. 5.
In Amateur Baseball
,y the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Oct. 10.-Venezuela re-
manned undefeated at the top of the
standings in the world series Of
amateur baseball today by knocking
OF the United States. II to /.
1t was the Venezuelan's fourth
straight win.
United States 900 900 O01-l = 6
Venezuela - 240 1872 00x-l2 13
K woelfel, E Yuenslins. R. vickery B
Follet and J. Friedman; J. p. Hernandez,
P Conner and @ Vento
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Two Tropshooting Tests
On Wushinqton Cord

Two events are scheduled tomor-
row at the regular shoot of WASH
ington Gun Club over the Benning
traps. The program calls for a So
target shoot and a 25-target handi-
cap. with firing distances based on
scores fired in the opening event.
Shooting begins at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Pro Golfers Sturt Jount

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 10 CP).-Golfers
Jimmy Demaret and Sam Snead will
leave by Pan American Clipper for
a series of exhibitions in South
America. They will 90 first to
Puenos Aires.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Minors Putting on Swonk
BY the Associated Pres,

Sam Butz, sports editor of the
Florida Times Union, Jacksonville
is getting out fancy invitations to
the minor league baseball meeting
Each is a miniature front-page of
his paper.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Duke vs.. Maryland
Baltimore Stadium,
Reserves.

Duke-QO Vsnn, I'D Snyder, 90
Wartman. Q7l Hood. 0sl Byrd l9
Crigler. (?Ol sieefried. Ell Poole. t94
Rute, C25l Gill, C26) Griffith. C?Sl Wolfe,
600 Biles, 600 T Davis, t3D Morgan,
t3aD Miller, (34D Bokinsky. t:S5D Beatty,
t36) Beamer. t39) Fawcett. t1l Talton.
C46l Nanni. t4sD Hoover, t5ll a. omltn,
t52) c. Davis. (54) Dawson, 59l Troxell,
t6D Baldwin. 1922 Redding O63J Haynes,
Cb5D Thompson. $3.50 Dempsey.
Maryland-12) Barnes. Q4 Chacos.
Q6l Dunn. 40 Mackenzie .20n Ulman
,24l Helboch. t34l Mier. (42l DuVaH t44)
Brenner, t4SD Clayland. t52) Wharton,
(54l Taylor, (5s) Couch. t62l Chovsnes,
t63) Berry, t64 Nardo, l65l Miller. $50
Armacost, t12) Birnbaum. tt0 Dlttmsr,
GA Hunt, (15) Maxson, 1922 Gilmore,
(S3) Hesson, tS4) Alexander. $3.50 Daniels.
Referee-Bernard Eberts Catholic ".
Umpire-Paul Mention tLoyolal. Head lines
COM. Field judse-Georse S. Proctor
UnattachedD.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Dainty Loss First Bird
In Capital City Race

Dainty Lass from the Weaver
Brothers loft won the young bird
race from Pittsburgh held by Cap
ital City Racing Pigeon Club. The
distance was approximately 200
miles.
Summaries in yards per minute:
Weaver Brothers, l 1.29l: Warren W Van
sewer, ,290; Ollie Brown, l,2sS. James
l2S1.s; Owens and Mac Farlane, 1883
Burke Holmes, 1852; Everett z Wrlsht,
l.2si William A. Coryell 1913; Happy
Landing Loft, .26S: william Cross. .0a5;
Frank L. Reinhardt, s12i Seven lofts
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
BALL SCHOOL
IN e. CENTRO

ring with Hatton on the proposed
school. and it was decided that the
school will definitely take place.
Number 2 program concerns the
use of the county seat park as
training field for Pacific Coast
league club. Whether OF not the
san Diego Padres will use the field
will be known this Friday Hatton
said. But if they do not, the Hol-
lyWood Stars will train in that
stadium.
Oscar Reichow, Hollywood busi-
ness manager, has indicated that
the Stars want the El Centre field
badly enough to use it without
receiving extra compensation. The
Padres do not want the park that
much. Major McLott was in El
Centre last week and declared that
the San Diego club expected $500
for the courtesy of using the new
stadium.
Since Bob Hatton has stated very
definitely that no club was going
to be paid for using the field, it
appears that the Stars will replace
the Padres in El Centro.
CaleXico city officials announced
last week that the team which did
not train in Ell Centro would def
initely practice on the border grass.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
C.OAST
M ENU
s StHORT

los ANGELES Noy Is. Up
Tae Pacific Co.'s. conference offers
lie shortest program Of the season
III weekend With only two games
z0htaa.sa. g. Stanford versus
Wa>aM='aH St3te-maY settle the
I.alaa> Rose Bowl status.
TIE G6a-ar> have Won their last
t.ste 2aaes including victories over
ta.a Oseeun and Oregon State. The
a. =, : - on,y club that has been
BE . ZIP stanford this season.
4Xa L.. thels three defeats were by
a.s E4in1-.o UCLA and to South
-. California.
Coach Ba0e Ho.linRberry has built
lie Washiu-ton attack around Billy
SeAe1 ere Of tie nations top pass
-. Th!S makes the club even more
Ba.ert AGAINST Stanford because
!. Re Pa.o Alto team has any
a0asne>s. ! i il aerial defense.
However. Stanford is still the peo-
nis.s choice Ter TIE Pasadena bid
70 .as attempt 10 make case
-. t.=.a opponents J. WIshtul think
- Ga paper the Indians should
-. - sc toaeAdoNnS.
Ie aa.l other conference game
.s.'eAes, Oreeon State and Califor-
NJ LIT Bears lost to Washington
II. Saturday While State plastered
l. c I A. $40. The Staters base
...c.r claims 10 fame on an early
z5a4#.#,, v.rrOry over Stamford but
ar aaeea't shown the Same form
s!nae
Tke Bears are far better now than
e.es we're early in the season and
aa.e ! powerful ground attack
Gees are currently 4 10 and take
90. pick.
S3atntm California takes the
weekend off III preparation for
N5tre Dame next week. UCLA has
i b"e2tier, which it needs badly,
azainss a service team from Camp
Ham
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
TIE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

eel that last point after touchdown.
/ Kansas State over Kansas--tnis
one doesn't figure to be too ;o@-4..
but it's one of those traditional
games where form flies out tie
window.
Wisconsin over Purdue by at
least one touchdown.
Nebraska over Pittsburgh-on the
theory that Pitt gave its all against
Fordham last week.
Michigan State over Temple-I
got cousin who once knew a fel/w
who went to Michigan State. Nice
guy. too.
EAST:
Tennessee over Boston College
| Tennessee doesn't want to set the
world on fire-yuh 1t just wants to
avenge that licking in the Sugar
Bowl last year.
Michigan over Columbia-an out
manned team goes down fighting
Cornell over Dartmouth-this is
the one that Cornell won last year
and then lost on account of the
fifth down business. Sweet R-R-E-
V-E-N-G-Ei
Mississippi State over DuqueSne--
those Mississippi boys got that bowl
! fever bad -
Harvard over BroWn-it was
slow start, but those Harvard boys
are plenty tough now, broad A and
all
Tulane over New York University
things like this help build up your
average. Mine could use come build
ing.
Pennsylvania over Army-a good
big squad beats a good little squad.
Syracuse over Colgate-on the
flip of a coin. Either team cars win
by 40 points, depending on who's
hot
Yale over Princeton-the Ellis
haven't won one since their season
opener ard neither has Princeton.
Would you like to settle for a tie?
SOUTH:
Alabama over Georgia Tech
don't think the Crimson tide is
going to be in the losing column
any more this year
Southern Methodist oyer Arkan-
saS-tWo touchdoWns.
Clemson over Wake Forest don't
ask why. just put it down fast
and started praying.
FAR WEST:
Stanford over Washington State
Shaughnessy has 'em under mo-
mentum now. -.
oregon State over California
but the family jewels aren't bet on
it, =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13

fans were convinced the BULLDOGS
couldn't be defeated. But, then, this
is another year.
El Centre first cracked down on
the border boys with last-quarter
Win Then BraWley took the south
enders on. The Wildcats smashed
Calexico in the most decisive win Of
the current season. Next it was Im-
perial's turn to battle the border
boys, and the Tigers won their first
league game III recent years-for
over a decade Imperial high had
no football team and has been III
league competition for only two
years. That all adds up to CaleXico
being pushed out ot the picture and
BraWley and e Centro Yying tot
the title once more.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
BS JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. Nov l3 tUPl-Bud-
dy Baer the giant Californian WhC
pulled a "Firpoe and knocked Joe
Louis through the ring ropes last
MAY. will get another crack at
Joe's heavyweight crown Jan 9 il
the Garden.
The navy announced this match
last night, emphasizing that profits
Of the Is round bout will go to the
navy relief society and that LOUIS
will receive only his expenses. Baer's
percentage was not revealed. Pro
moter Mike Jacobs will stage it
This return braWl is virtually GER
tain 10 Jam the Garden and to
attract a gate of more than 100000
because of the thrills and spills
that featured their previous melee
at Washington, D. c.. on May %
Also because of the stormy dispute
that followed it.
Moreover. Louis has been classed
a IA by his Chicago draft boarc
and is subject to call by the army
Hence this Goth crown defense may
be his last ring appearance before
answering the bugle unless he Is
granted permanent deferment by
virtue of his 28th birthday coming
next May.
Last nights announcement by
Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews
commandant of the third naval dis
trict and president of the relief So
clety's New York auxiliary, came
as no surprise because Baer's man.
ager, Ancil Hoffman. had indicatet
Two weeks ago that the match Wa:
made
The navy decided upon Baer a:
the opponent because of the hurry.
burly at Washington where big
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
BUDDY BAER Will GET BOUT NO. Z
WITH BROWN BOMBER; PROCEEDS
GO TO NAVY RELIEF SOCIETY

Buddy knocked Louis through the
ropes with left hook in the first
round, forced the champion to hold
in later sessions. gashed Joes left
brow in the fifth and then lost Oh
disqualification ct the beginning
of the seventh, after being tlooreG
three times in the sixth.
1t was an infuriated Louis. with
blood streaming from his left brow
that gave his huge opponent a saw
age beating in the sixth. He smash
ed Buddy to the canvas twice. A
Buddy rose from the second trip,
the bell sounded but apparently
the champion didn't hear it because
he let drive with his Sunday punch
and Buddy went down like a pole
aXed steer. Baers handlers yellec
foul" and dragged Buddy to has
corner. Referee Arthur Donovan re-
fused to allow the foul. and ordered
Buddy to fight and his handlers
to leave the ring when the bel
rang for the seventh round. Baer's
seconds refused to leave the ring
SO Donovan disqualified Buddy.
Great hue and cry followed the
bout, but Donovan's action was up
held officially. Meanwhile Buddy
was matched for a battle of giants
with big Ave Simon for the Garde.
in September, but he developed {
growth on his right elbow Ths
bout was cancelled and the groWtl
has responded to treatment. In tht
interim Louis Knocked out Bill,
/ Conn ard Lou Nova
The Navy Relief Society," Whic.
was organized in 1904, provides foI
emergency situations encounters,
by officers and enlisted men of tn
U. S. Navy and their families.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, = - =. II
ArtitA9K"s: PIN. !, a-...#
50s 81
Asparagus. Iu.psl - #... -
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carrots 6e-75c: CIR -. -. -
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leeks s. 81: ma.tat-f fa-a -af-..=.
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san DIe29 io-H z=s#z#H#
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
CUBS NEGOTIATE
FOR PURCHASE OF
LOS ANGELES CLUB

CHICAGO. Nov. Is. TP T.
Chicago Chs haseo.t - : 80
tiat!ng 10 purchase ~ Is ~
eeles eMb Of tse Pas1Ia c.
league. Cao Genera. N.a4e#eJ4a
Gallagher s2ld .oGax
Gallaahe. sid IL oe=aa oass.s-
ring yesterday witt Pses.dea. pas.#
Fleming Of the Angels because il
Cubs wanted direct control o. :
class "A farm club.
The Los Angeles ciab i Owned Il.
the Santa Catalina Island cga.ps.n.
which is controlled Dy 2. X. W4s,eT
owner Of the Cubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
PHILLIE COACH
MAY Be MANAGER

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 13. up
The possibility increased today
that John B. tHansl Lobert, veteran
coach of the Philadelphia Phillies,
would be named manager of the
club for 1912.
I haven't any official announce
ment To make concerning a man
ager for 1912 nov. President Ger
AID Nugent said last night But
Will have something at the minor
.easue meetins in Jacksonville. g"
I1bert would succeed j. Thomp-
IA Doc PrOthro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13

MN YORK. Nov. 3 up =
Raa.as o. should I say wcbbling?-
eaHn re home stretch of the foot
"a season.
MIDWEST.
Northwestern over Notre Dame
busting an unbeaten record in the
best game Of the Gay.
Minnesota over 1owa-but what a
leTe.1 $50. for an upset. Good one.
Missouri over Okl 4 h m a-the
highest hurdle on the way to the
"a si% title.
OAl9 State over Illinois-21 to O..
Sosgg. 20 to 0. Ohio State just miss
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. Nov. Is ttP1 -
Hens, Leghorns. = = TO - lbs =. 1Gl
Hens, Leghorns over So TO lbs 16c
Hens, Leg. over 1 lbs and up 1So
Hens, coIored. A TO 5,4 lbs :. 24c
Hens. colored over n lbs & up 24c
BroiIers. 4 and up l.. lbs :. &c
Brotiers over ! :. and up to 2A 23c
Fryers, Leg. vore Pa - lbs. 16c
Fryers, colored, 2H to 3H lbs zoe
Fryers. colored over 81 TO A.. &c
Roasters. colored. over "A lbs FAC
Stays, colored ................ lie
Old Roosters, colored .......... 13c
Oid Leghor Roosters ........ o8c
Ducklings. Pekin OYER ib -. IL
Ducklings. Pekin under 5Ibs. =. -
Old Ducks. White Pekin ...... o&c
Young Tom Turkeys - lbs. up 21c
Young Tom Turkeys IA 10 20 lbs 80
Young Hen Turkeys j and up -
Capons. 6 TO 8 IDS .............. 25e
Capons over lbs and up ...... 25c
Rabbit. No. ! white o. to A. It.
Rabbits. mixed colors 3i2-4i2 lbs L.
Rabbits 30. old ................ .97c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
NEU YORK STOCKS

%sW YDEk. No. L lUP)
-. -tsat iGarErf feebly attempted
- s#z#s #5a5 afta. q drop to new
- lgf .nore lhaa Il var Ia the
100 5#8 session.
Eas5. IL lae con. trensth in the
-. -.'#.l -aare- brought sup
pa.t 10 taat# sretions. Later these
- ss.a.=H aoWn With Bethlehem
- .setl.z al nf onc-point rio.
D.. j - preliminary closing
: a#eers4.e = iaaa-trial HISS. up
- 80 80 IF l2s rftI1v b..
##..#ss 80 aaa - sfpek- 2e.e4 up
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13

One baseball program will defin-
itely go on and another is in the
making in El Centre. Mayor Bob
Hatton announced Thursday
Scheduled to take place during
Christmas week. a baseball school
will be held in the Ell Centro stad-
ium under the supervision of Pepper
Martin and his Sacramento Solons
Ken Penner, Sacramento coach
was in Ell Centre recently confer
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
l.. 4. LIEESi UCB
ANGELES. NoY L Il

- ANG EEES, NOE. L tPp -
f..sesst= 'afe NIX r"%s serViceJ.
.#ta## .aste -. generally steady
- #4l# on SOW. b41k medium
#=##. = -23a H. l25-u.Ge< top
MEDIUM - packing
az=s = fe# eboie" II.
Css'.e aIabIo 90. vorg limited de-
-#=#a#. s. altered aales st"ady To
a#-ss msdi4m - good fed steers
#...#ae. g4a5a# aroard i4-i1G";
- Herah feeder $50; few
s.##a#er He5feIz 8. dairy COW CT;
- s. -. bcst range c5ws acid To s;
a#.lE,H# aud cutters #G.75; few
#t9sk@ eows e.; bull s.; thin dn
10 :. ealta salable G5o, slow steady
odd choice Yealers ID: few
slaughter and stock calves 10-I1.
sheep salable none; good 10
choice wooded lambs quoted lilo
lI.50; good ewes $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
ARMSTRONG BACK
FOR STANFORD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf
NJ. 49, CUP) = Eric Armstrong
Stanford halfback who has Il
wrenched ankle. probably will be
in condition to play against Wash
ington State Saturday Quarter
back Frank Forbes and HalfbacH
Jack Barkley, reserves who have
been on the bench for three weeks
with injuries, were back at prac-
tice YESTERDAY
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
PRESIDE CAGERS
WIN FIRST CANE

PRESIDE OF MONTEREY. ca.
Nov. Is. Up = The Preside {.
Monterey basketball team CDesec
the 1871 cage season here 1aSt rIz...
with a 81 10 30 victory ogar Co.H-
pany H OF the 32nG in3antry -
Fort ORD.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Nor. i3 dfPJ Wheat
rass.tl II Iatr dealings tedaH re-
i..a=#ae minor los Win mall
z.szt
60 .a@ Ef5ee# #eie more thar Il
.lsase H. eat4" Iow. md showed
- a4H= q 5. 10 - for the day;
- rlesea unchanged 70 :. lowrr;
-. -. - ag = - = rye unchanged
s#sat. ana ee@ 5eaa. to 2c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
.1.STOCkS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
TICKETS ON SALE

Reserved tickets for the El
Centric Brawley football game
went on sale Wednesday II
Clements Drug Store. Season
ticket holders may have seats re-
served at n slight cost and regu-
lar reserved tickets may be pur-
chased.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13

'title-or what will probably be a
battle for the league title
The FL Centro field should be
packed With fans on the big night
The Spartan -BraWley battle for top
spot seemed gone forever until
this season. Calexico ngh had VOL
the crown for SO many years that
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
l.. A. GRAIN

l.4s ANGf.tsfz~ 49, -
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
TIE POST PRESS
SPORTS
TWO VALLEY
GAMES FRIDAY

-Four Imperial Valley high school grid teams will go IL
@fte Friday night IIotyille and GaleXieo will meet
- the eaSsde field decide which will fall into the
cellar and which will grace third place. Brawey and El
n-ra command the snotgh with battle for the LEAGUE
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
LOCAL GRAPEFRrIT

Local Grapefruit, nake1 pa K
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-13
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Northwestern vs.. Notrp Dame .=..
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth -
Columbia Michigan
Army vs. Penn -..-.-.--..-..-
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Ohio State KS. Illinois . -
Princeton vs.. Yale ......... .. -
Purdue Wisconsin ..... Observation-Disclosures.
Stanford Washington State - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Calf VS. Oregon State ...
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