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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County Maryland, Letters Iesta-
mentary on the estate of
ELIZA \. PAUGH,
late of Garrett County, Maryland deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated.
to the subscriber on or before the 18th day of
January, 1915; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment
Given under my hand this llth day of July,
1914. CHARLES H. PAUGH Executor,
Deer Park, Maryland.
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ORDER NIS1

Neil c. Fraley, Assignee. versus Columbus c.
Mason
No. 1861 Equity In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County
1T is ORDERED, This 18th day of July.
1914, by the Circuit Court for Garrett County,
sitting in equity, that the sale of the prop
erty mentioned in these proceedings made
and reported by Neil c. Fraley, Assignee, be
ratified and confirmed unless to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
21st day of August next provided a copy
of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Garrett County once in each
of three successive weeks before the 18th
d@y of August next.
The report states the amount of sale to bs
$4,000. A G. ROSS. Clerk,
True copy-Test: A G. ROSS. Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, MARYLAND, will be
in session for the transaction Of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
AUGUST 7th and Sth 1914,
BY order of the Board.
JESSE J. ASHBY. Clerk.
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Colmer. No. 1881 Miscellaneous.
IS. Ten acres of land in District
deed from A. A. Wilson, Trustee.
lated November !, 1887, and recorded
in Tiher No. Il. folio 30. and Rec
ords Of Garrett County, Maryland.
Sold for non-paymant Of taxes as
7essed in name Of John S2haidt Heirs
No. l2S3 Miscellaneous.
81. 9th interest in l75 acres Of
coal in District No. II, conveyed to.
George Giessman by deed from Roy
o. Winters, Sheriff, dated January %,
1920, and recorded in Liber No. r.
folio us, | and Records of Garrett
County. Sold for non-payment of
taxes assessed in the name Of George
Giessman. No. 1882 Miscellaneous.
So. 60 acres of coal in District No.
-. conveyed to Towanda Coal Mining
Company by deed from Mary B. Jen-
nings ct al, dated September 3, 1921.
and recorded in Iiber No. 80, folio
433, Land Records Of Garrett County.
Sold for non-payment Of taxes as
sessed in name Of Towanda Coal Min
ing company no. IZo4 M!Sceil2heouS'
20 29- ocras Of land IN foo il
D;St,a.t NJ 10 conIa,'od 10 i,ba
Hersker by deed from VIM. A. Nor
CART and wife, dated September II,
1925, and recorded in Liber No. 81.
folio 104, and by deed from Morgart
Coal Mining Corporation, dated Sep
Itmoer zhu' i9z2' ana recorded IN
LiotI 40 ~ lollo IV"' lana hfcor|S
VI Noirell county 500 l0f hoh-paE..
menu u taxes assessed III the name Oh
'oi'h IiarSkef' NO. 100 MlScellaheouS.
90 ION ,c,os Of coal IN D;.+r;o+
No 10 no,,,o,od n,+o EIiial, ;,ia,,
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w Have and VITA da4ad Ava . Tao7
and r@rorCIaJ IN bar NJ No n fo1o "a go
and Pana,.J, Of Carrott Cd', rt,'' vi
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Of Davis and Riley Murphy. No. 1907
Miscellaneous.
Al. Lots Nos. b9, 40 and u H.
Nugent AddItlon to the town OF bay
ard IN District NO. ., convened 10 j.
". Harman and Charles d. smith by
deed from omar conrad aaled Au-
No. 50, folio 500, LAM Records Of Gar
rett County Sold for non-paymant Of
taxes assessed in the maine OF Charlie
D. Smith, No. 1872 Miscellaneous
=. ~ acres ana ll' = PeL'heS OF
I9aI IN ~ DiSIf'ti No. = conveyed TO jag ,S.
~. b4,''A ny H'ed from james B.
rant ana "i+g' H.',tG O'A'nef 10
folio 275, Land Records Of Garrett
County, Sold for non-payment OF
taxes assessed in the name Of James
II. Black. No. 1913 Miscellaneous.
., oo
A. YOU acres OIL roaI vi m DlSlf'c'
n No. = conveyed t,I' unto Florence D
P PROV" ana MlIeS VI. brown oy TWO ",
HttqS' lAr Ir2l rem 9oPhG3i,l!3 r.
Brown, dated February !, 1918, and
recorded in Llber No. -, folio 565,
and the second from d. d. Brown
to Florence 5. Brown, dated Deem
ber IS. 1929, and recorded in Liber
100, folio l6I Land Records Of Car
tctt County. Sold for non-payment
+ taxes assessed in the names Of
Florence :. Brown and Miles NJ.
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roloh &c U zen! OoI,iPaHy, 4aaeu
49, , 90" p 40 ~
Garrett County. Sold for non-pay-
ment Of taNes. assessed in the name OF
Charles B. King. No. 1892 Mlscella-
neous,
80. 10 us acres OF coal IN DISTRICT
No. 10, conveyed unto Black Lick Gold
and Silver Mining Company by Israel
{ DUcAWorth ny deed dated july -
l90l and recorded III Llber NO. @9'
Coun.v. Maryland. Sold for non-pay-
mynt Of taxes assessed in the name
of Black Lick Mining Company. No.
/ 1872 Miscellaneous.
81 Tots IL H. Is and lG in Block
o7 AMI Lots and > in Block Is ON
fh4 nl,t of the Mountain Home Com
many Iocb LYNN HEIGHTS in District
No. IG, formerly 7. conveyed to JOS
eph II. McDermott by deed from the
Mountain , home Company y4 Gat u, A.; A.
SuS' ~ !I?'' ttl, I ue p ~ i-'Oe
N 80, % toilo -'' 81 l''i'u % o "
W',,'7' t t a ,ooiu ~ th 'o no1rS
Of J. II. McDermott. No. l2l3 MlSceI-
laneouS.
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st. i iH No III oi p!oCh n n ~ 'r
lynn ile'sllVS' III D G?5 3SI; ~,
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,'' in Thor 81 80 foIio 546
Land Records of Garrett County. Sold
TOR non-payment OF taxes assessed IN
the name OF Ada SinSel ROBINSON. NO
l2ll Miscellaneous.
90 ,,n1, NM - plocl, O q, tba
90 NJ MoIn n.'a III H DtUeN G o. "" r''
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:, ;la'. r. % fal;" III and Pa.
orGs Of Garrett County. Sold for non
payment OF taxes assessed IN name
OF Mary b. McGraw. NO. l2o8 MISceI-
go Lot No % IN Rlock 8 Loeb
1vn NY, Haigbts in District No Is con-
,3v lI,l - p w " - po,inn hT Gaad from
IoI, uinl-n,an datnd 6acnnoba,. 1G
100 a,d re ,.''Ij, in 7 i6er No "a
foi;o SiS Iond Poan,ds Of Co,,.ett
County, Sold for non-payment a, OF
taxes assessed IN the name OF b. W.
Perne. NO. I2O' MlscelIaheouS'
oo Tot Ma i, RIocl, 90 an tbo
81 ~ No,n+o ~ uoI'o Co,omo Wv,
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! 90 Of, Mo-, q, 20 81 go =. NJ.
cent; 80 .loS, OF; % ana o' IN NJ
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otE 40. 49, foIio +9o, and beng that
"'lI[H remained TO me heL5 after a
c99"Iey2ilet made by +. Harvey ct
H. 10 W. H. AIthouSe, dated Octo6er
e. - ~, ana feGor5ed IN Llher NO. H.
lGll" 81 Land records OF Garrett
county. SOD Tor hoh-paNmenl Of
aces assessed IN name OF b. +. llar-
'FH lit-iS' NO - MlSttH1heouS'
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served in dend rrn,n Ihr;stina trar.
Tcy 10 george w. Harvey dated AprIl
90 TO- t2.4' ana recorded IN Liner NO.
co. GG,, l"!lo %; lang RECORDS OF Garrett
Nou'ily' HoiG Tor hoh-pay ment OF
taxes assessed IN name OF hil&llQ3
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40. 40 acres of coal in District
No. 8, as reserved in deed from
Davis N. Murphy and wife and Riley
Murphy and wife to Charles L, Blam7
bic. dated May 5, 1909, and recorded
in Liber No. 50, folio 80, Land Records
Of Garrett County. Sold for non-pay-
ment of taxes assessed in the names
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LIVE STOCK, Etc

Three Hereford Cows and Calves by
side; dry Durham Cow, l 3-year-old
dry Cow, l Stripper Cow 2l2-year-
old Hereford Bull, - Ewes, 9 Lambs,
35 Black Giant Chickens.
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so. 100 acres of coal in District
No. -, conveyed unto Elijah Liven-
good by deed from Samuel Baker,
dated January II, 1921, and recorded
in Liber No. so, folio 372, Land Rec
ords Of Garrett County. Sold for non
payment Of taxes assessed in name of
Elijah Livengood Heirs. No. 1886
Miscellaneous.
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2f Military Lots Nos. 2727 and
2691. containing 100 acres, situate in
District No. 5, and being the same
which was conveyed unto Bessie S. N.
Nusson by deed from Walker !. New
ton, dated August 80, 1876, and re-
corded in Liber No. ?. folio G39. Land
Recon Is Of Garrett County. Sold for
non-payment of taxes assessed in the
name Of Bessie S. n. Lusson. No. 1928
Miscellaneous.
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VIRGINIA SQUAD
MEETS PREFLlCHT

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct.
Naturalization was conferred on
defensive play by the Virginia foot
ball team in this afternoons work
out, the late full length practice
period before the game with the
Pre-flight team here Saturday at
powerhouse North Carolina Navy
pm.
A reserve eleven, drilled in
Cloudbuster plays, went through
their T formation tactics over and
over again, while all the men on
the Virginia varsity had a part in
the defensive dummy scrimmage.
While Frank Murray, head coach
and Frank Thorsey, his line as
sistant supervised the setting up of
the defense, Ralph Heikkinen, line
coach, and Ensign George McAfee.
backfield assistant, kept some of
the squad members rotating
through a stiff blocking practice.
The Cloudbuster squad OF more
than so players will arrive here
tomorrow in time for late work
out in Scott stadium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
Tear Wins $4,000 Race

LAUREL, Md. Oct. IL. -(R-
Calumet farms Twilight Tear,
fleet filly queen of the American
turf, led at every stride today Tor
the easiest kind of triumph in the
$40, 000-added Queen Isabella han
dicap, feature of the Laurel Park
Columbus day card.
The Tear displayed the fine form
which has given her clear-cut
claim to the 1914 championship
among fillies as she. led the Cain
HOY stables Good Morning to the
wire by five lengths. Two lengths
farther back was Col. c. v. Whit
ney's Legend Bearer. third in the
mile and one-eigh test for fill
lies and mares. ... -
An estimated 10000 fans watch
ed the Calumet star CO lect SITES
for her winning effort today, boast
ing. her 1914 winnings to 41,SO5.
Her al-time earnings were raised
to $176,415 placing her second only
to to- flight among fillies on The
American turf.
The Tear covered the route Of
the Isabella under top weight Of
1875 pounds in 1853 is over fast
track. It was her 18th victory ir
Is tries this year.
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DUKE CRIDSTERS
TACKLE MIDDIES
AT BALTIMORE
Academy Mentor Says Full
Power Lacking Against
Preflight.
BY WILLIAM O. warm

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 12.-R)
- The Navy gridiron machine,
touted as potential national cham
pions in preseason speculation,
moved toward high gear operation
today with the Midshipmen in full
knowledge that their battle with
Dukes tough Blue Devils in Balti-
more Saturday will stamp them
the powerhouse they are supposed
to be or show them up just an
other tough ball club.
I Commander Oscar E. Hagberg's
charges definitely were in low
gear when they received the rude
shock of being bowled over by
N C. Preflight's Cloudbusters in
their opener, 21-14. Without de-
tracing from, the brilliance of Of
to Graham, former Northwestern
star playing for Preflight. The
Middies failed to show full power.
They lacked precision, timing
and determination in blocking and
tackling, showing minimum of
aggressiveness. Navy coaches at
tributed it partly to psychological
over-confidence, with the Cloud
busters also better than expected.
Last week the Middle machine
slipped into second gear against
Penn State for an impressive S.
IA triumph, despite the fact that
Hagberg reached into the bottom
Of his big barrel Of reserves and
occasionally kicked on first down
to keep down the score. Nays
total could have been much higher
had the first and second strings
gone the route.
But against Duke, the Middles
will be true-tested. The Blue
Devils ronped over Richmond
easily, then dropped their second
contest to Pennsylvania. Last
week they bowed by a touchdown,
7-13 to the same Cloudbusters who
had licked Navy. Off the last
score, it appears the Middies and
Duke will be fairly evenly
matched.
If Saturdays clash is lost or
is nip-and-tuck, then Navy may
have been overrated or its huge
squad may be suffering from too
much material, often a handicap
in building a winning combine.
But, if the Middies can turn back
the Dukes comfortably or roll up
even a fair margin of victory, then
watch out for Hagberg and his
men from here on out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
NOtl.e Dame Depends
On Luck O.. The Irish

ably finished the job Bertelli
started.
'fOur whole attack is built
around Kelly-even our passes de.
pend upon him, either as re-
ceiver or lateral grabber," as,
serts McKeever, whose Inheritance
from Leahy was not so lack-lustre
as first imagined.
McWeever has no Luack or
Creighton Miller to carry on in
November, a month that plunges
the Irish against Navy and Army
on successive Saturdays, but that
aforementioned Irish luck leaves
him with a pair of sha-p-shooting
quarterbacks whose talents seem
too profuse for one position.
To date, Joe Gasparella, mas
sive freshman, has been under
studying flash Frank Danciewicz
as pilot of Notre Danes quick
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
DEACONS PREPARE
FOR VMI CONTEST

WAKE FOREST, Oct. II. -(P)-
Wake Forest Colleges undefeated
Demon Deacons took things COM
paratively easy today in their
preparation for meeting VMl
at Greensboro on Saturday night.
The squad, which is in good
shape, held a light drill in which
kicking and passing and general
brushing up of offensive plays
were stressed. A light drill will be
held tomorrow.
Coach Peahead Walker said he
would start the same team used
in the Maryland game. with Buck
Mabry, former Lenoir-Rhyne star,
again getting the nod over Rock
Brinkley at the starting fullback
post. Nick Ognovich again will re-
place Nick Sacrinity at tailback.
Sacrinity has been out much OF the
season because of leg injury.
The Deacons, 80 strong, will
board a bus for Greensboro early
Saturday morning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13

Everything has been declared to
be in tip-top condition for tonight S
wrestling show in the ITALIAN Hall
arena, including the ring which
was damaged in last weeks show
and Promoter Bert Causey an
nounces that in spite of Johnny
Longs persistency in tearing up
the ring, he is bringing back the
feud match between Long and
Don Lee.
1t seems that every time the two
grapplers meet here they damage
the ring facilities, and Promoter
CaIsey says: !:
Its just gotta stop" 4
The boys have made up their
minds this time-that is, they've
each declared that the profession
isn't big enough to hold them both,
so apparently one as got to go.
And they're both beginning to feel
sorry for the other guy. Now,
that's optimism, the secret Of sue
cess on both sides.
This will be the third time the
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
STATE CRIDDERS
HOLD SCRIMMACE

RALEIGH, Oct. -. - NC.
States gridders, preparing to take
on Catawba's undefeated eleven
here Saturday night, held a two
hour scrimmage today against Ca
tawba plays run by reserve team.
Coach Beattie Feathers said he
was pleased with the progress his
charges were making and said m
provement was noticeable in all de-
partments. .r-- ?, '.-3,-..' g g..
"Catawba has a good ball club, -
Feathers commented. Under 9th.
er circumstances, we should taper
off on the heavy work in prepar-
ing for the Indians. But we can't
afford to slow down. We'll need
to be in peak shape to break Coach
Gordon Kirkland's unbroken string
of wins {
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
OnfimiSfic WreStlerS
Head ToniSht's Bill

boys have met in, Wilmington, and
they're still trying to Z. c m e to
terms. 49,. it
AS if this isn't enoug trouble
connected with one match, Pro-
moter Causey has uncovered other
headaches. He has engaged Char
ley Hernaday, Marine who is at
present stationed at New River, to
referee. The -Daffy Don doesn't like
the arrangement From all appear
ances, he has enough dislikes to
win the match.
Appearing in the Thalian Hall
arena tonight for the first tine
will be Jack O'Brien and Billy
Dusen, who will make their debit
in the opening match.
Doors will open at Z pm, and
the fights will get underway at
$3.50 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
HOLD
HEAVY WORKOUT

DURHAM, Oct. 12.- R The
Blue Devils held fast review drill
today, rounding out the major part
of this weeks preparation for Sat
urdays clash with Navy. The team
will workout in the Baltimore sta
dunn tomorrow.
Plays, offense and defense were
all touched upon in today's ses-
sion. The Dukesters began heavy
work Monday afternoon, with the
emphasis on defense.
A note OF encouragement W S
struck throughout the Duke camp
yesterday when John Krisza, block
ingback, and George Balitsaris, al
ternating fullback, returned to the
lineup for some ightwork. Today
they stayed on the field most of
TIE afternoon. Both nave been side
lined because of injured legs.
Throughout this weeks work
Duke coaches have stressed co-or-
dination and team play to their
players. The White squad, reserves
has been running Navy play S
against the Blues for the past
two days.
After today's drill the team re-
tired to the lecture room for last
minute talks by the coaches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13

striking attack. When Kelly de-
parts however, Gasparella will be
seasoned enough to assume the
whole load at quarterback, reliev-
ing the fleet Danciewicz for a
halfback assignment-a shift gen.
orally predicted in this precinct.
Halfback Achille (Chick) Mag
gioli, a Marine trainee, also is ex-
pected to leave late this month,
but around Nov. 1-Shure, and it S
lucky thing-a couple of talent
ed freshman backs, Marty Wen
dell and Bill Chandler, will be
available. Bo.h former Chicago
prep stars, 195-pound Wendell and
Chandler, highly-rated 172-pounder
are Navy trainees whose eligibility
starts next month.
Meanwhile, Halfback Kelly will
be on hand for games with Darth-
mouth, Wisconsin and Illinois.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
ADEQUATE FLOOD
CONTROL URGED

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-tR-
The Mississippi Valley Flood Con-
troll association, in resolutions
adopted here today, urged h a t
Congress provide funds to main
tain adequate flood control works,
but opposed what it called ire
gional valley authorities.
OF regional authorities, the reso-
lutions stated:
1--WE reaffirm our undertaking
opposition to the creation or ex-
tension of so-called regional or val
ley authorities which are vocifer-
ously supported by small MAORI
ties seeking to radically change
important fundamental principles
of our democratic government.
The association said there was
'1ack of coordination between
such authorities and the federal
government. i
Endorsement was given con-
struction of a proposed tidewater
channel from New Orleans to the
Gulf of Mexico. The resolution said
that the channel ''would be of
great economic value to the states
we represent as well as of stra-
tegic value in time of war"
The association opposed amend
ment to the flood control bill to
remove SUPERVISION of rivers from
the federal government and give
veto power on proposed projects
of the states.
Sen. John H. .Overton of Louisi-
ana was reelected president of the
a association
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
RIVAL MENTORS
MEET TONIGHT

ATHENS, Ca, Oct. H. Up "A
decade ago, Coach Wally Butts Of
Georgia, and Coach Alb Kirwan,
were rival high school coaches in
Louisville, KY, tomorrow night
they continue their gridiron rivalry
as the Bulldogs meet the Wildcats
here in a game rated as toss-up.
In the past five years the SOUTH
eastern conference teams have met
three times, breaking exactly even.
The Wildcats won in 1899, 1876, the
1874 0tussle was a IT deadlock,
and Georgia won in 1912, rs.
Currently, Georgia has won and
lost in two non conference games.
Kentucky broke even in two league
games and lost OF last week to
Michigan State.
Both teams are using the T''
formation for the first time this
season. Game time is $3.50 o'clock
eastern War Time.).
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
Duke And Navy Game May Be Showdown
Cats Meet Colds boro In First Home Game
NAVY PREFLICHT
PLAYS VIRGINIA

CHAPEL HILL. Oct. Il. ~
Brushing up on every phase OF the
game, the U. S. Navy Preflight
Cloudbusters held a final workout
today prior to Saturdays CARTE
with University Of Virginia at
Charlottesville.
Three cadets who show promise,
arrived this week. They will make
the trip to Virginia. They are W.
N. Donnelly, a 18S-poYnd tackle
who played at Villanova; Robert
Lyman, a 1875 pound tackle from
Nuremberg, and c. F. Rheinsch-
midi, 19O-pound center from st.
Lawrence. -t'~. ~
Several of the older men have
shown promise this week. Buell. St.
John, who has been out all season
with a leg injury, is ready to 60,
and Paul Myren, who has seen but
little action, is expected to play
against the Cavaliers.
Melbourne Sheehan, who was
hurt in the Duke skirmish, return
ed to action and will make the Vir-
GINA trip, as will Ben Lum, tackle
who has been suffering from a
slight leg injury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-13
T0NICHT'S GAME |
IS SECOND LOOP
TITLE OF SEASON
Lowrimore Is Unavailable
For Action In Game
With Earthquakes.
By WEDDELL HARRISS

A determined wildcat eleven
takes to the field tonight at 8 pm.
for their second conference game.
playing host to the visiting Earth
quakes from Goldsboro at Legion
Field.
This is the first home game for
the Cats this season, although
they have played three games, the
last Of which was lost to Rocky
Mount, $50. This was the first con-
ference tilt.
The starting line upr for the
New Hanover eleven has not been
announced, but it is definite that
the injured Lowrimore will not be
available for action for at least
another week.
Probably starters in the forward
wall will include Louis Hanson and
Charlie Jones, ends; John Hobbs
and Red Dowd, tackles; Graham
Barefoot and Happy Corbett, at
guard; and Norris Monk, center.
ALI of these have performed well
in previous engagements.
At the present, the backfield is
uncertain. Coach Rupert Bryan has
not announced his choice between
a host of likely candidates for the
wingback position. Among the sew
eral possibilities which he has been
considering, is the shifting Of VIM
ford Sutton, powerful fullback, to
the wingback position and starting
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