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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Herman Leads Stars
To Defeat Rainiers
BY UNITED PRESS

Il tie Hollywood Stars reach t!.a
tlna. round 0. the Shaa2hnessY
p.aEoff for the Pacific Coast League
presidents cup hey car hank -.
old BROOKLYN Bam. F,oya Babe
, Herman.
The veteran t~o,.ey- -Dodse.. We
finished the al season as tae
leagues top hitter. broUgh. liz
Stars a : TO : victory over ne
champion Seattle RainierS Monday
night and put his club on the long
END OF three 10 TWO series count.
Babe the pride Of Glendale anG
Flatbush. collected three h.ts il
four trips TO the plate and dsoHe
II what proved to be the Wnnl01
yan II the ninth inning When .i.e
Twlnks broke up the ba. came
with five run rallH.
Herman's double II the FIR. i
iEg sent two runners aego,s. al
Les Scarsel.a tied up the score II
the fourth WITH a Two Ease II
that scored TWO runners Hiram: s.
horn pulled himself out c. aad
situation in this frame
The teams We're ted uG... -
n!nth when Paul Gregory ioSt COLI
troll and Herman singled il Jhe
winning run. For good measure Bob
Kahle homered with tWo men or
base. The Stars got Is hts Of Ira
Scribner. Gregory and Dewet. So
riano While Blthorn VAS doing OF
seven
The teams play again tonight aid
another Hollywood yictort would p.
the club against Sacramento IN the
final series.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Nova S, Louis
G.ccf;;nns
rEF>Gp Il

NV. YORK g.. 80 tJPf =
". .seH sid =
Jds Iya.s SaHe .olEs thought
~, 5zaams ~. l ,.suE I hit Nova
aa4ass .aa.5H= t..aa I ever hit any
49, he.a@e. esea Pauline. I made
saM .szls n tsaa. Iiust waited
.os u oaea.a- anG When II came I
~ .eads He foasht little diff
ne WoalG ~ 70 swarm IN and keep
AVA trsa re org punches. but
.e.sn. t&au I expected. I thought
ae >sea5 = A. I lad TO do was
" :. at oaened tp.
10. %aF8 Hoth e Is were look
n - ~ opening and he found one.
! nsss. W. - 20 nard N my life
I kae# e W5s a Great utter. but
I .aes !. I coald take it. He's
&C.. champion and In not
ashamed . - teaten by him. I
fas. .e@-az % GQcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK Scft 20 Up
This Is a #as#5. sssa. N..HeH rom
a dynamic slaa#a Nth tao assistance
Of the Jaw -. lgatat
Il Is cosn4e ard dynamls beeaase
the typcUrtes = firmly anchored
and cannot mafe Yea cannot ase
the cosmIo punch and the dynamic
stance 4 Yoaf oppaneE; moves AHa
how DO I Know that
Because Ioa NoNa talG ne "a
Yes. sir tie nan VIC mace &c
cosmic punch and lie cHnans.e
stance famous sat or table = Lis
dressing room atte9 last usat
hostihtles and revealed ;l.at Joe
Louis had beer ehurass eGaaah =
put one foot II from, q TIE othe".
swing his arms OCCASIONALLY. dues.
sidestep and II Other WaEs aess
around the rne
Sabotage. that Nl#at !: H. es.lz
Is In the san" position - 3 asais
who would stea. Tie propeae. tgaa3
the Wright Brothers first alsplaat
or throw a os.ch = Edison = lia>.
light bulb !. he lac any late.e>.
at all in tie Development G. sclen6e
he should have stood taere rooted
like an ancient elm aHG allowed
Nova TO develop h.s theories q. a
stationary target
It wasn't a happy gathering tia.
assembled II Nova dressing room
and il took some time to SCI around
to the delicate question Of tie dX-
manic stance ana tie eoSnslc panCa#
Nova sat on q table While they CO.
the laces off lis shoes anG StauChed
the blood that flowed from aboSa
his right eEe
He SAID the usual THINGS. H
wanted another shot a. LOUIS. Ee
thought Louis was a great f.gRter.
he could do better the next tIa2e.
But after considerable polite eonye.-
sation an old nleanle far baek Il
the crowd cracked out with.
Say, Lou. how about the coSna.c
punch and the dynamic stance
Nova considered the question care
fully. and then sad
We'll. Louis moved
As luck WoulG have i. yo..r ager;
was the first 70 recover his powers
OF speech. and he quickly inquired:
You mean the eosTlc punch and
the dynamic stance won't work +
a man moves While You're trying
to hit him?"
Yes sale Nova
Then II deyelopeG hat. n the
heat OF battle. Nova haG become
un-cosmic arc dynamo a
tilnes-and usually al the wro..g
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Horren Prepares
Stanford Defense

LOS ANGELES. Sept 80 UP -
Coach Babe Hoyre, armed with
information from three Of his as
slstants who watched Stanford las
Saturday. ser. the UCLA eleven
mo { five man line TODAY as rs
primary defensive measure against
Indian plays. Horrell said the team
would windup practice Thursday
and ,eaye for PaIo Alto for Sat
arcaN's game With he Rose Bowl
champions.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
COUGARS Shift Men

- PULLMAN Wash Seq. 80 Up
Coach Babe Foliingberv today
moved Frank Jondos. 207 pound
handEn2an Of the Washington State
team. 20 tullback 20 replace Les
McLennan, declared ineligible for
further competition HoiMngbery
was disappointed with the Cougars
aerial results against UCLA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Bears Drill on
Pass Defenses
RERkE EN Caii

BERKELEY. Calf. Sep. 30 JH3
California expects lots OF passing
from Washington STATE ncXt Sat-
urdar and 50 the Harsi.E dr.ieG
age!nss tie freshmen on pa de-
fense today. Left Guard Sew Cox.
VITO reInlured al old skiing hurt.
vas in uniform bu' sax little prao-
tee. Center Tom Mason sal Is IL
the hospital He sax no action
aganst s. Mar.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
1roians Promoted

los ANGFLES Sep, 80 Up =
TIE JSC Trotans worked against
ONO State plays brought back By
Seo@t Tay B-ow!l today ii their
frs. serious Strnlmage o. tie week.
TIE pass catching sensation Doug
FSs.sh. WHO scored TIE teams two
to4chaoWaS against Oreeon State
SATURDAY. anG tracknan Mickey
Anderson. fastest backtield man in
ne country. We're promoted 10 see
orc stying ber,hS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
NEW YORK STOCKS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Stanford Suffers
Injured Men

STANFORD TN1NERITY. Caiif..
Se9' % TP Harrv Armstrong.
.-:f tHf5aaE or the Stanford
e..se..= eaaa or OF tic Oregon
2a@o NE { pulled groin muscle
- ssssa5,~ vi BE read Tor ac-
,.9A aa#.az. UCLA Satmda% Pete
Hae.a@.1 bs ased. vii be back in
'...t.!sa co.. T:.o Gars.,9 got a
1aa.= -: tsom Coach CLARK
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

NV YORK Sept 2e up. :.
doe Oils has slipped then the saa
r3ses IL the West. N1llkle ~ pie
tdent gQd MarltGe DIetaoa i ba5s
tesged
There he stanGs winner ard sliis
champion Of the world defender -
- tltie III l9 bout. eWnns.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
CHICAGO GRAINS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
CONTRACT AWARDED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 80. tUP)--
Secretary of the Interior Harold l..
Iekes today awarded a $380000 con-
tract to f. l.. Gates. Portland, Ore,
for clearing brush and timber from
part of the l3, 900 acres of the
Shasta reservoir site in California.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

cell efnel plsee el ashanR ma
CMnerN t,Hd ame doe no rust OF
4se duft
He relaaed his utlc Last uight
With a sa1aee saeee ii power that
lett 81 Nova da1ed aid bleedlns.
knee deep III the Nun and rubble
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
l.. A. GRAIN

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Rar}ey No western 81. =
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corn No yellow b9Ih SlI!4!.11
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
l.. A. BTTTER d EGGS

Los AAGEIl.s 9eff. "a tl.la -
Ruttsf ENtfaN - PRIME fi-i
SA}se. Standafa &c, 1HaGEfaae
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
l.. Al HAY

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
WPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. Al BANKS

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Ia a=ter
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
LOC4L BUTTERFAT

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Gra8, A n liz
Manufacturing Mlik IL
Route Gathered Cream ........ a.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

Sea' 20 Up ames T,se GsaaMs
80. V.ffen rom IA. Tie be-. y
With fat assistance = a bsI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Beddrd Fronts
Major Scorers

Dennis L. Bedard Of Pabst In
the Michigan Major Bowling
League is in the race for various
Individual honorS today after look
INC over the scores made last
night at Ritz Recreation.
His col is fifth high series of
the season 10 date and his 26S
stands as second high game.
Bedard was a factor in Pabst
t2S3D winning from Edelweiss
C269D while Casino (2908) was
adding another game 10 its lead
in sweeping Faygo (2694.
Casino had assistance from
Frank Gunsberg with CAB and
John Mochs 62l Sam Richardson
tossed Gao for Norge (2952) that
aided in the sweep over Auto Club
l27l6). His string was 2l5-234-200.
Dawes and Olympic tied in total
~ 2769 each but Olympic put two
In the firkin. Olympic won the
first two ga 10 $40 and 9SS 10 S97.
Dawes took the third. 962 10 S67.
Eastern Market had 1910 in
2S56 in defeating Glenn twice
whose total was 264l. Fred Kirk
led the Markets on 5S7 and Jack
Stahl was up on $50 for Glenn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
I i. Of N. Men
On Big 10 Team
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
NJ two conference games on the
bench with a leg injury, but close
observers at Minneapolis say the
Gophers we're from 80 10 80 per
cent stronger with their captain
in the lineup. Even with his cur
tailed Performance he belongs.
Harder and Hillenbrand may
battle 1t out for the sophomore
back Of the year" designation, al
though they were not far ahead
Of Michigan's Tom Kuzma, Min
nesota's Bill Garnass and North
westerns Otto Graham. Harder
led Big Ten scoring with So points,
and Hillenbrand performed sensa-
tionally all season with a team
which won only two games.
Wesuall not only was ire
mendous hne-Smasher, but his
speed made him dangerous in the
open. His true ability was shown
in his final game when he rallied
his Michigan team and personally
led the sustained march whicf
gave the Wolverines the tyinl
touchdown against Ohio State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Paris Takes
On Mansfield

Paris and Mansfield clash at
Olympia tonight in the only hockey
game on the Michigan-Ontario
League schedule. 1t will start at 8
o'clock.
The first Of four four-point
games ween Detroit's two
teams, it offers Mansfield an OPP
portunity to barge into first place
ahead of the pace-setting Paris
outfit.
BY defeating Toledo in the Ohio
city Saturday night. Mansfield
moved TO within two points OF
Paris.
Dutch Turner having ironed out
his passport affairs, will be back
in the nets for Mansfield tonight
Turner starred against Windsor 1O
days ago, but was forced out OF
the game in the third period with
an eve injury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

recent Six-round battles here, won
top billing through his efforts.
Thomas. with his wider experience,
ruled a slight faNorite
Tony Ancona. undefeated as a
pro. will seek another victory to
add TO his string when he faces
Buster Baker. Terre Haute, Ind,
newcomer, in the SiX-round semi
windup
Joe Murphy OF Louisville, Dickic
Brokaw of Terre Haute and. VIC
Sabitini of Cincinnati. all appear
ing IN supporting bouts, viii be
making their first starts here. The
opening bout Is al $40 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Hayes Winner
Of Experts Race

-EdcarjFayrSTby-the slim mar
gin of ono game, is the winner of
the 1871 Detroit Times Football
Experts Derby.
Hayes nosed out Clayton Hep
Ter. who al several stages during
the football campaign held the
lead. Hayes finished with a .726
percentage. The next two places
were won by two coaches. Gus
Dorais of University of Detroit
and Frank Leahy Of Notre Dame.
Lewis II. Walter, who has beer
in last place all season. started a
squirt bit too late. He topped
the SelectorS last Saturday. miss
ing out on only six Choices.
Final standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Jacks Stock Rises
Trainer Of Marshall Says Sevold Is Likely TO Be
Stale for Fridays Bout at Olympia

Jack MarShalls pugilistic stock
and his chances to defeat Lee Sa-
weld Friday night IN Olympia rise
higher day by day according TO
julius Gonzales, who has been
supervising the husky, harrisburg
ging Texans training during the
last two weeks.
Gonzales is sold on MarShalfs
chances 10 win the $1,000, the
largest purse ever offered in Mich
igan with the exception of the
Louis-Pastor fight, for several
reasons.
THE first reason Is that Sa-
void hasn't had real fight
since last July" Gonzales
pointed out. His two tourna-
ment fights were early one
round knockouts, fights I'm which
he had no chance 10 display his
natural prowess or TO exercise
his timing.
Marshall, on the other hand,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Inaalls Made Glorious Finish

There had be of sadness for Michigan partsans
the game ended Mainly because the melancholy feeling
always when great player hang his college
togs for the last time.
Bob Westfa has finished his work for Michigan. He
goes the hill with amazing offensive record He in
the minds of the best ubak in the nation
ago He has played even better this
Westfal heroic figure against Ohio He played the
full so minutes and the last touchdown that scored the
tying touchdown wondered how he kept going.
He whacking the tackles and sashing away at the
guards and than had be helped his
feet But he kept driving and the ayo when he went the
last FIVE yards touchdown mission that saved the day for
Michigan.
WestfaI during all his Michigan GREAT
team player And he goes down this of the finest
leaders the Maize and Blue has produced.
There another the lineup who finished gori
Cusy for Michigan. We Bob Ingalls, the
ingalls, battled the aroused Buckeyes Of the
His last game down of the best he played
But when the roll call of has been heard and the
acclaim has been distributed still find
back and hang the purple robes Paul Brown
The 33yearod young coach has definitely arrived Quite
likely you'll be seeing him around the big show for
You've to have something the ball be
loved violently Ohio States football players showed they
loved him o. Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Complete Mat Card

With The signing OF Eddie Bog
ursk and Bob Castle. lghtheavy-
weights. lo meet IN the one-fall
Opening bout Prom ter Jack
GlrOuX today completed the wrcst-
ling card ne will offer in Fairview
Garden, tomorrow night. Junior
heavyweight char pion Karol
krau>cr faces Gentleman Jack
Claybourne in the two In three
fail noun limo limit feature while
Walter RoNey and Chief Bamba
Tahu CLASH IN the TWO IN three fall
7y-IrrriuU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Juzwik in Charity Game

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-(INSl-
Sponsors of the Yankee All Star
Negro All Star football game here
next Sunday for benefit of Cath
Ole, Jewish and Negro charities,
today that Steve Juz-
Wik of Notre Dame and Bill De-
corrcvont Of Northwestern would
be in the Yankees lineup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Bob! :: +! q
II BY BOB m'Vt4y
There Was No Decision in That 20-2o Tie
& but Final Verdict Is Personal Triumph
& for Young Paul {. Brown Ohio State Coach

mad football has been put 10 bed for long
Winters sleep IN the Western Conference.
king Of this tough grdiron sector And
Michigan finished deadocked for The runnerup
slot.
doubt any game played all anywhere produced
thrills the than the 1920 lie that the
Buckeyes Wolverines played Saturday Ann Arbors big
stadium.
really football drama And the you reflect
the final verdict should
personal triumph for Paul E. Brown Ohios young
coach.
that Ohio's football poured out their
energy against Michigan All you had do to
appreciate feelings of the Buckeye players watch their
reactions AZ the end of the game.
the scuffe for the football every Ohio
for their coach There much huggng
and bacappng Ohio State had played better than their
they could play They had made
his debut al Ohio most successful one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
not only has had his tournament
Knockout fights but also . 10
rounder and an eight-rounder to
keen his timing in order"

The Texan went through lC
rounds against AL Reiss in the
semifinals two weeks ago while
Savold did not fight at all. A week
before that he licked Bill Vein
berg at Boston in eight rounds.
Another reason that Gonzales
advances in Marshalls favor is the
fact that Marshall never has beer
counted out in his 65 professional
fights Of which he lost only eight
"Bettina, CampOla and others
couldn't do Ii and 1 doubt IL
SavOld can do It," Gonzales said.
"Savold may knock Marshall
down, but Savold will hit the
floor, too, and 1 believe Marshall
will beat SavOld in the early
rounds on points,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Es(hmann Tops
FdirvieW Card
TONIGHT'S CARD

Charlie EschmAn--Cin e.nnat+y--sE--Fst
Thomas. Detroit, ligh,weights, rounds
Tony Ancona. Detroit. vs. Buster
Baker Terre Haute. Ind. lightweights
rounds.
joe Murphy Louisville. Ky, VS.. Lou
Woods welters rounds
Johnny Dudley pes Moines vS pick'e
Brokaw, Terre Haute, hghtwcighis,
rounds
Johnny Kardss Wyandoite VS. VIC
Sabitini Cincinnati middleweighis I.
Charlie ESchmann, Cincinnati
boxer. will get his first test over
the eight-round distance tonight
when he opposes Pat Thomas, East
Side Detroit lightweight, in FAIR
view Gardens.
Eschmann; handy victor in two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
600 CLUB MEMBERS

Western divisioners to break
500 included John WalaitiS, c. r
l.. Pabst SOC Toledo Sabuco
Burke's. 607; Leo Fowler. Dear.
born. Cos; Archie FiorenZi, Fort
Boulevard, 623; Bert Roy, Tower
613; Norm Durochcr, West Detroit
PabSt Gil; Andy Bino State Fair
600; Tom kestraw, Lucky
Strike. go.
Barney Doyle BEDFORD, 622t
Herb Tabbert, Bob Fucik, Owen $
6oS; Barney Brown. Pafdce-DiN
One, SOS; Stanley w CT b or
Standard. COS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
-0hIef Shoots
7O5 10 Feature
In Travel Loop
Other High Ones Come
From Louis Ruschinski,
and Walter Durbin

There's a new top series today
in the western division. Travelling
League, and il is credited 10 Ray
Ohlef who had 705 for West Chi
cago Frankenmuth. His games
were 225- 236-224.
Louis RuSchinski of Camera had
second on 6S3 from 246-229-20S,
Herb PaSchke knocked Gas from
20i-204-237 TO bring Camera S
total TO 2S12. Walter Durbin of
Norge with 667 which included
95T-9)1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
US. PoIoists Win
Mexican Cup

MEXICO CITY. Nov. q GNS)
Winston Guests United States
Riders hauled off tho President
Avala Camacho Polo Trophy yes
to-day after sweeping It's third
straight match from the Mexican
all-Star aggregation - 10 4
Led hy Cecil Smith who scored
six goals the United States polo
lists thrilled 1000 spectators WITT
their dazzling individual Supe
riorltV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Both Teams Laid Chips on Line

They say games satisfy However think the
Saturday should have pleased 1t fair decision
for that laid every chip on the line.
Nothing held back. With only minutes to play,
for 1t fourth down and yard
The Buckeyes gambed for that yard and
failed TO make it.
This could have been the ball Michigan took over
45-yard line. But all ended we'll for Ohio when
Knkade intercepted pass from Paul White And somehow
much you wanted Michigan victory die
good the that Paul Browns at the end Of the
bitter battle
Ohio showed Michigan ofense that the best they
all Dick Fisher terrific with his leather
Juggling Jack Graf only shade behind with his line
plunging and passing
In the Ohio line a big tackler named Jim Dane He
the field would stamp his
performance the best tackle play shown Michigan and
years Dane like the other Buckeyes inspired He seemed
catch fire the Against Michigan he
Al-American standout if ever there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
SEVEN POINTS DIFFERENCE

On the east side there remained
seven points difference among the
first 20 teams with New FairView
in the lead one ahead OF Walby.
Individual kudoS went TO Cliff
Burns Of Koppit2 who had 247-
pa in 664. AL Loeffler'S 26S for
Twentieth Century gave him a
tie for fourth with Art HartsiG,
Archie Jankowski, and Jim Hig-
gins,
Mark Twain featured in the
western i'm team performance with
1005-l032 in 1924 John Cox led
with ga and Pat AmSden had $40.
Ken Erwin sol; Dave Diamond,
SAP; Bob Wagaman. 500 were the
remaining contributors.
The Skaters, Joe for Wy-7 and
Bill for Mansfield had contest
of their own. Each rolled 474
Joe's string was 167-151-156, and
Bills 165-l57-152.
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Final Conference
Grid Standings

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Ohio state 20. MICHIGAN 20.
Minnesota a. Wisconsin s.
Indiana T. Purdue o
orthVestsrn 27. Illinois o.
Nebraska lf. Iowa 10.
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you've already had three time
outs"
Michigan had used its quota,
and that was that.
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Dan IIowley and Bob Shawkcv
famous baseball ucu ~ vcSrci
year. are partners m a gold min
Ing lenluIc- n Ontario.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESI Its
Ros'on Z DETROIT ?
Montreal s. New York 4.
Chicago 3 Toronto z
TOMORROW CAMS
DETROIT AZ Boston
Chicago ~ New York.
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That's Some Record

Tho Harlem Globe TrotterS IA
nous professional basketball
team have won 2.022 games IN ID
seasons-losing only l46.