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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-14

It's hard to conceive of Peru and the U. S. getting together just to plot your comfort-but that's just what's hap pened in our fine new topcoats. South America furnished the fleece - luxur- .ious.i downy- woolens, a miracle of sweightless, warmth. Woven in America, these rare codtings tailored by. the < skillfulness of .s...
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-14
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ors. f.' Sd Jimmy. Nipples gone to the minors. to Rochester But heil be back. :; [, Some club willsgrab him when the stretch run stdvts.as,ff [ ss<s
 T's1sG S'sa -i, s.s -e :. z s.-. Hubby Helps
 Tennis tip: Watch out for Sarah Pahreys cooke in the National womens singles. ~. <. She's putting more power into. her play. .. ]. Sarah'si game has improved under tutoring, of hubby, -Elwood Cooke. :. Giants Johnny. Wittig has longest eye-lashes in majors. ,. Joe Louis next foe will have the distinction .of ushering the bomber above the two million bucks mark. Joe lacks $13.000 now of hav- ing earned s2.OoO, 900 since he turned pro, Denny 6hute was the last double winner Of the P.G.A. ti936-37), Ralph Guldalil of the National Open tl937-3sl and Law son Little of the National Amateur fiG34-35) n Elmer Riddle. Cin- cinnatrs crack young pitcher. Is a bottling company salesman in the winter in Columbus. Ga.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-14

Son of the President of Peru, Manuel Prado is shown as he ar rived in Miami. Fla, by clipper plane en route to Cambridge, Mass, where he is . sehior 1t Harvard College. His grandfather also was . president of the South American
 republic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Galvanized Ash S119
Buckets z for

Hot-dipped zinc. rustproof ash
buckets with rounded edges and
two handles. Bushel size. At big
savings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
ITOn-Brand
Work Shirts
n nc

Famous make blue chambray or
gray covert shirts with rip-proOf
seams. Two large pockets Wash
tested. Sizes Ia 10 IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
There's More to Shopping Than
Price Alone. You Get Finer
Quality, Too, at FederaPs. -.

Ask any group of shoppers what they look for in buying
the famiys needs today and they'll agree oo1o that
price is only Of the factorsl The other that is
equally important i. quality Quality that assures
longer and style importance that will be new
longer Federas merchandise is always bought with
that in mind. and prices held consistently low TO
you both quality and low price in oil your pur
ehases. Remember -. you depend on FederaIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
= OF
Boys Finer
Suede Jackets

Well-tailored jackets OF soft, Gne
suede in cocoa brown Bright
plaid lining. leather collar Sizes
~ TO 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Boys Cherokee
Union Suits

Famous quality unions In gray
random color Short or long
sleeves. ankle length. Tailored
shoulders Sizes - 10 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Full.length sport hose. elastic
top blazer stripe slack sox and
crew sox. In new patterns. First
quality. Sizes Z 10 II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Quality at a
Lower Price!

Fed famous for values fine occasional tables The for that
fame understand when the fine quality these tables
pared with their low pe Shown above four Of outstanding styles
bring air Of beauty and charm your filling those bare.
empty The coffee table at right he's removable glass tray
Other tables priced from csc 10 $lo95. at FedersTs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Mems Fall
Union Suits
! ! &c

White or gray random suits
with long or short sleeves.
Ankle.length. tailored shoulders.
Sizes IS 10 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Girls Bright
Fall Skirts

1000 wool Parker-Wilder fan
nels. popular corduroys and gay
plaids Beautifully styled. In
sizes 7 to 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
MEN! HERE ARE WARM
JACKETS YOU'LL LIKE.
2 fs;;t, S; e: s5.95
Quality at a
Lower Price!

-Four handsome Fall and Winter jackets your every for
hunting Fine jackets
with plaid lining knit collar cuffs and waist oo reproeesed wool
jackets plaid Eneerp length
se corduroy with weterpeOent erderad esberdne lining
and teo navy blue Sizes 50 4 group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
50% Wool Filled S145
Sateen Comforts 4

Warm but not weighty. Fine
cotton sateen border in solid
colors with floral center. Soft
pastels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Mems Sanforized S129
Work Pants |

Famous Iron Brand SanforiZed
Pepperell Battle Axe whipcords.
Bar-tacked and we'll reinforced
for long wear 80 10 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
66x80 Double
Plaid Blankets

$50 wool double size blankets in
bright pastel plaid patterns.
Bound with harmonizing sateen.
Only $lS8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Warm. coy sheet blankets for
cool Fall nights. Large 66x76-
inch size with overlook stitched
ends. Only 59ci
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
20.Inch Glass
Window Shelf

Sturdy shelves TO brighten your
windows Two 20inch bulb
edge glass shelves. Bright
chrome plate fittings.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02
IeinfdI Der gefangenen stpei gaillio-

.einIdL Der gefangenen 5ipei Nsillio.
men betrdgt.
sSn bns aapitel Dnnerallstpaiioes
rnrlg fallen oieienigels Die lett 1888
9ei,tihlnnb ober sic nnter Die Serrs
fdaft bes 9ritten Meids sefaIlenell
21iiber berlaiien baben ans Deittid)4
lamb nIlein niirften 100000 Men2
iden altsgetpanoert iein, alts ben iibriz
gen 2drlbern eine iltlbefannfe 3abl,l
pabrideinlid aber biele 9auienSe.
aIs berpprragefrbites 8eilpiel fiir oie
iogenannte .3iidiieolllna' ip,iroeil
sic etlpa 100000 3elltlden iii ben
ppn 8nBlano beiesten Sitsebieten NJ
8altifunL Yolen. Beiinrabien be-
Seidnct, sic ipdbrenb Des lebtell Sab-
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ten @ebiete iiberIiebelten. I'm fir iie
8lab 5u MAIDEN, limb Diele. 8olen,
sinsbeionbere 8al,erit, alls ibren 6eis
men pertrieben nnb nad) anberen Seiz
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5erner bat 5iiinla,lo ans Del, al
SopietrltBlatb nbgetretenelt @ebieten
100000 YerIonen III bas Derfleinerte
2anb iibcrlromn,elt linb altcb NnBlanb
ielblt bot groBe gepolferltngsausta
lbe in sen 5tlest erlaugten @ebieten,
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9eren 3abl miro ebenfaIls allf etipa
100000 geiddtt. Die 8abl Der ais,
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Siiben itromenoen 2ellte bat piele
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lib I'M unbeiebten 5ranfreid nod q
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Damn fGbrt Ser 8eridt tort: usn,
oerc a,,sgeoebnte. 8ebolferungsbetDe=
guugen babcn iib aus, Der 1nebr ober.
mcniger er5nullgenell GefrlltierllllJ
bon slrbeitern, illsbelonbers aus So
len, aber al.d alls anberens bon
0eutiblanb beliesten 2iillbern ergs=
6eit. Mns 8olen alein ion Die 3abl
bielcr s(rbeiter iiber 100000 betraz
gen llno allBerbem iinb nod 100000
cntlaiiene pol1iibe &riegsgefangene
altf bieie @eiie beibdftigt.
9ie aus anoeren 2anbern - Sol
lano, geleielt, 5ranfreib, 5i6eho-
Slopafei ltngarn ,tiip. refr1.ticr-
ten slrbeiter biirften fi6 al1f lnebr ais
100000 belaufeu. Selbit Stalien bot
10000 grbeiter: geitellt uno peitere
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

so, 900 2anOarbeiter perfprofelf !. !.
Die @eiant5abI Ser III Gelltidlaao
arbeifenpe,r Musldroer iiberiteigt 5lpei
0flliollell, bon oenen etipa elm Grit
tel 3ipiIilten iillo. 8ieIe, ipabrideiil-
Iidj freimi4ige sfrbeiifer baben bic
8eihaftigung in 9eutlhlonb allgez
llolnnicll peil Sic afternafipe fir lie
alab ibre Jantilie Ser Siinsertpo III. 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02
@as lit &omn,nnismns?

@ern ieber nldbt nnb fciner iat;;.
8enn ieoer 5erreiBt uno feil1er 1abt;
@enn ieber iugt uno feiner begt;
8enn feiner forfeit nno ieber ihlagt;.
8cnn ieber imOelt uno feiner fegt;
8enn ieber trinft linb feiner braltt;
@em ieber aeritort nno feiner ballt;
8enil ale id)reien lmo feincr bort;
@enn feiner lernt llnb ieber leDrt;.
8enn feiner mas bat ln,o ieoer oer=
5ebrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02
Sic Glagge oes gatifanltaates miro

Dic Glasge oes gatifanit taafes miro
''oeninadjit natd oilf bober See seiebelt
=iperoet foru,ett 1,iisaIih inf Sanbels-
miffeb Sic poa, Mlnerifn aebensnlittel
fir STE Bepob bner See gatifunitaotes,
mo syber gntifanitaot l,adl europa
-bringell Die Glagge III. golo-ipeiB
i'm Den Garbet nit Der l,isplt tIidens sis
ara mi oenl ipeiBen Gclo
a).iit 8egiltn soieies sSabres lit Der
Nelisipnsullterrid)t III ben Gbnle,l
bon Gotta Mica obligatoriid ,getppr-
Den. aeil ahtb III bonn Beilteb oes
'Maisions su,lterridlt dltes beireit, naBer
es Iiege cine fdriftlihe a1ipeiinng
BET glterl, ODER bes gorllnlnDes Dor.
Der 1nrtihritt I'M Meligionsllrter-
.rid,t fdllt fit oie geriesnng ins @e-
tpidt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

Der batifaniibe slnsiduB fir Die
Auffin0lt,ig bon arieasgefangenen
lpnroe bisber i'm Sic grmittllna bon
2oO,0O 9erione1 erinbt uno lit i'll
IL bon 100 5daet erfolg-
reid gepeien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02
@ Sax uKiTGD srArks FLAG AsAssociaTioK.
WASHINGTON. pc. - So

8ereits inn Mni ipurbeit 8erteibi-
glr1gs=gonbs .ltnb 3ebr=Sparnlarfen
IN Sobe bon ii,sgeiantt $441,782,000
ge5eibnet, pie5 BON 5babalnts -Sefre-
tor Morgentball beriebtet .puroe. 8as
inn erlten sDsoitnt geleiitet plroe, lei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02
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(;sortiebnng bon Seite ID
3ie 8roblcme, Dor, benei, mir III lln-s
icrm eigeneu 2anoe itebeu, fonnen
liibt geloit iperoen oaburd), oaB mir
aud nod Die guropas, aiiens llno'
slfrifas allf ms nebnlen.
9as gepaltige i,,terpentioniitiide
bon 8aibington ausgegange,le Bar
ragc ,mb sic friegeriIden Seocn nm
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Ser 81. Saiten5eit llno bel gotens
alntern. 8.ilb 2: 9as Gloria
lit ein ssHbel9elane ,.llo beginnt
nit Sen @orten: agbre Tel @ott in
Der 96be 1l1o Srieoen belt Men-
fden anfg grben, Die gllten 8iIens
itnb. gtm ShluB oes Gloria tlln1tl
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Ser HrieIter bas bf. arenaseiden.
8ilb 8: Dos Gloria lit Ell,
Iarter aobgeiallg auf Die collide,
Serrlihfeit 1lno lift gum seiI ie-
nem geiange ,,adgebiloet. ben bic
gngel Dor 2OOO Sabrel1 PEI ben
Sirten i'm 5eIbe llt1b bel Der &rip-
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.alIerbiass MIR eiIls gilfalla: A0ie quite
sNrbeif niiiie iortseIeBt neroell. Die
bis iekt aafgebradtel1 getrage mir.
ben geniigeii I'm 4 2riessihiffe ooer.
20 &reu5er ODER TOO 8erft0rer ODER
4OOO sSagb fIng8eiige ilno 1000 gonl-s
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Bib l.: Nad .oem &prie ber-
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bes altars ,tno betet (ober iinat),
nit allsgebreiteten Sinoen beoin-y
memo, oas @loria in Grceliis. Gas
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pc oes ggeHbeiInlioes geflingerl bn-
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Evening star., 1941-12-05
Dudley Of Cavaliers
Named on Golfers
AI-America Team
Only Near South Choice;
Reinhord ond Albert
Chosen Second Time

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Bill Dudley
Virginias great halfback, is among
the selections on Golfers SD annual
sll-American football team a per-
petuation of such elevens started by
Walter Camp IN 1889.
Dudley is the only player in the
near South on the first team.
Ends-John Rokisky. Duquesne:
Malcolm Kutner, University of
Texas.
Tackles-Ernest Blandin. Tulane:
Robert Reinhsrd, University of
California.
Guards-Endicott Peabody. ID
Harvard; Bernard Crimmins, Notre
Dame.
Center-Vincent j. Banonis, De-
troit
Quarterback-Frank Albert, STAN
ford.
Halfbacks - Bruce Smith. Min
nesota: William NJ Dudley, Virginia
Fullback - Robert B. Westfall,
Michigan.
Two of the men on the l941 team,
Reinhard and Albert, were named
last year.
Basis for choices were:
l. A senior who has had three good
years is given preference over a
junior who has had two good years,
and Junior over sophomore, other
things being equal.
2. The class and type of competi-
ton is taken into account.
3. Recommendation of Collier S
All-America Board.
f. A final. confidential recheck
from every coach whose team played
against the leading stars under con-
sideration.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Library Champions Open
Season With Victory

Library of Congress basket ball
team. champion last year in the
Y. M. c. A.-Government League. is
off winging in this seasons compe-
tition.
The Librarians began defense Of
their title last night by topping
Civil Aeronautics, 1928. In other
games, Naval Reserve Aviation Base
defeated Farm Credit. 37-31. and
Patent Office doWned State Depart
ment. 35-2o.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Market Is Slow
Al Convention
OF Minors
Pirates, Reds, Giants,
Cubs Still MuIIine
Over Burters
BY ROMNEY WHEELER,


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. s.
The New York Giants may be re-
built: the Cleveland Indians may be
overhauled the Cincinnati Reds
may get a blood transfusion-but
it won't be done in Jacksonville.
While the 40th convention of the
National Association of Professional
Baseball Leagues ground to close,
the big leagues banked the fires of
baseball's rumor foundry and head
ed for Chicago.
BY train, plane and automobile
they streamed north for next weeks
major league meeting, where many
OF them are expected to renew dick
ering for trades which failed to ma
terialize here Minor league Of
ficials wound up the loose ends,
closed last t-minute deals signed
laggard managers and themselves
prepared to pack up and head for
home.
Little in Way Of Big News.
The convention produced it's usual
quota of hand shaking. tale-sWap-
ping and general get-togethers, but
little in the way Of big news. Prin-
cipal headline catchers were:
l. Reorganization of the New
York Giants, with Bill Terry placed
in charge Of farm operations and
Mel OFT appointed manager.
T. A surprise legislative maneuver
kx, oh i,, or oI
at relaxing Commissioner Kenesaw
M. Lands restrictions on control
of ball players, which. however.
must be ratified by the majors and
the commissioner
3. Appointment of Bert Shotten
and Oscar Melillo as Cleveland
coaches, and sale of Cleveland
Catcher Rollie Hemsley to the Gin
cinnati Reds.
T. Trade of veteran Outfielder
Hank Leiber by the Chicago Cubs
to the Giants for Pitcher Bob Bow
man and cash
5. Purchase of Pitcher Hank Cor
nicki from st. Louis by the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Deals Due at Chicago.
Likely to bob up again at Chicago
were on-and-off discussions between
the Pirates and the Cincinnati Reds
and lately-begun huddles between
Pirate Manager Frankie Frisch and
Hans Lobert of the Phillies. The
Giants and Cubs also were rumored
to have another iron in the fire, but
If they did they appeared ready 10
leave it there until next week
The minor league officials were
called by President William G.
Bramham for a 10 am final busi-
ness session, with only routine items
still to be attended to.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Mississippi Rebels
To Sharpen Attack
For Hoyas in AZ
Will Have Tune-up
Behind Them Before
Georgetown Contest
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 Inc star.
UNIVERSITY. Miss, Dec. s.
Mississippi will have game under
its belt when 1t goes to Washington
next October to seek revenge from
Georgetown University's gridmen,
the 1912 schedule released today re-
veals.
The Rebels will play Southwestern
at Memphis in night game Sep
tember 26 and tackle the Hoyas in
a second nocturnal duel the follow
ing Friday night, october 2, at Grit
fifth Stadium.
Prominently mentioned as a post
season bowl candidate when the
le4l campaign got under way, Mis-
sissippi was surprised by an alert
Georgetown eleven and beaten in its
opening game. 1876, at Washington
A 14-all stalemate with Georgia. s
powerful Bulldogs and q 60 setback
by Mississippi State In the finale
were the only other blemishes on
its record.
Three new opponents, Vanderbilt,
Tennessee and Memphis State, re-
place Holy Cross. Tulane and Mar
quette on the 1912 card which is as
follows:
September rs, Southwestern at
Memphis; October 2. Georgetown at
Washington: 10. Georgia tsite pend
ing>: II. L. S. U. at Baton Rouge;
"a. Arkansas at Memphis: 81. Men,
phis State: November 7. Vanderbilt;
IA, Tennessee at Memphis: %, Mis-
sissippi State at Starkville.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Red Sox May Need Foxx With Flair Slated for Army


with the $4,000 Miami Open next
week and $1,000 tournaments at
Harlingen and Beaumont, Tex.
The bandages have been re-
moved from George Abrams
damaged eye and he's due to re-
turn to his Navy duties at Jack
sonville, Fla, Sunday.
Walter Stewart, Memphis Com
mercial Appeal: IF is thin
two-letter word which is worn
even thinner during the football
season-used to soothe defeat and
buttress the reputation of that
all-America tackle who served as
a parade ground for the Pick
wick backfield that certain Sat-
urday"
Hot stove warmup-Over in
Jersey City they're not inter-
ested in how Mel OFT will make
out, but whether Bill Terry now
can find time to help the little
Giants. One of the best greeters
at Jacksonville was 1t. George
Earnshaw of the Naval Air Sta
ton. The old Athletics elbower
sounded like another Waite Hoyt
in airing interviews with the
celebrities.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

kickoff returns was the Tulane
North Carolina clash, in which
Tulane received twice and scored
twice-Lou Thomas going l02 yards
the first time. Bubber Ely 81 the
second. Longest kick return In the
Midwest was Elliott Ormsby's 93-
yard kickoff runback for Bradley
Tech against North Dakota. but this
sector had another cross country
runner in Billy Hillenbrsnd, Indiana
sophomore flash, who returned a
Wisconsin punt SO yards and ran
back an intercepted Northwestern
forward pass u yards.
In the Southwest Jack Grain Of
Texas not only got off the longest
punt, a 73-yard quick kick against
Baylor. but also had the longest
punt return. 80 yards against Rice
A great boy on pass interceptions
was Edgar Especial Delivery Jones
of Pitt. who ran three of them for
touchdowns against Ohio State,
Fordham and Nebraska on success
sive Saturdays
Indian Bill Geyer of Colgate had
a big day against Duke. when he
ran Blue Devil kickoff 98 yards
for a touchdown and returned a
punt 10 yards. Another Indian, Jack
Jacobs of Oklahoma, helped upset
Santa Clara by punting rs yards
with muddy ball to the Broncos' 6.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

Hans Lobert hopes to sign
Andy Tomasic, who pitches base
balls and footballs for Temple U.
Andy can't lose much; his
Temple footballers were given
credit for a moral victory" when
they played IL tie with the
girls field hockey team the other
day
When Rogers Hornsby signed
to run the affairs of the Fort
Worth Texas Leaguers, he was
about to get bid to manage ST.
Paul. The Tigers expensive
Dick Wakefield is expected to
spend the 1912 season at Buffalo
getting more seasoning.
Service dept.-Pvt. Jimmy
Quigley, former Manhattan COL
lege miller, recently set a record
of 1:55 fiat for the 450-yard OBJ
stacle course at Fort Knox (Ky.).
The old mark of 2:40 was made
by Corpl. Mike Rata, the fighter.
The Fort Story CVa) grid will
get a crack at the Norfolk Sham
rocks, Dixie League champs, De-
cember IA, and the soldiers fig
ure they can win II they stop
Pistol Pete eachon.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
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This said Of the eight in the bowls
would of the
lined result still wouldn't
better than Minnesota but the all likelihood would oppe
mighty of the That itself would of
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The brutal truth they
Chambers of Commerce
The practice here
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the rule enough Perhaps that the only
why nationally unanked Oregon State will play Duke
Orleans is little than bait
Louisiana participate the
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thrilling
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publicity Northern preferably
from play
Fordham beaten Pittsburgh playing Missouri
humbled by humbled and once-ted Ohio State