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Evening star., 1947-08-07
BY Lewis r. Atchison
Stor Stoff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 7.-The
more we see of the Redskin backs
the more it seems that prexy George
Marshall got the best of the three
player swaps he made last winter
You remember them, don't you?
Tom Farmer and Ralph Ruthstrom
from the Rams for Bugs Bagarus,
d, Bob NusSbaumer from Green Bay
for Jack Jacobs, and Jim Gillette
from Boston for Frank Atkins.
They're four good reasons why the
Tribes backfeld seems 100 per cent
improved over last year.
But even if they flop the Skins
have lost nothing. Atkins was in
lured all last season. Jacobs took
nose dive and Bagarus didn't
touch of the explosions expected of
him. The same thing could happen
again, but Coach Turk Edwards has
his fingers crossed, and right now it
seems that the Redskins will get all
they bargained for.
Farmer May Surprise.
Farmer could be the surprise
package Of the bunch, although he
has handsome reputation in the
trade. How the Skins came to get
him still is a mystery, although
Owner Dan Reeves of the Rams
tried to call off the deal upon the
insistence of Bob Snyder, his new
head coach. The story we get is
that Chill Walsh, the Rams former
business manager. was instructed to
land Bagarus at all costs. Marshall
was willing to talk turkey only if
Farmer was included, and Washing
ton wanted two players for its will
o the wisp pass-snagger. Walsh
capitulated after weeks of negotiat-
ing when it was apparent that it was
his only hope of getting Bagarus.
Clipper Smith. taking over the
reins from Herb Kopf at Boston,
had to have fullback. preferably
one with league experience. The
skins long had harbored a longing
for the lanky Gillette, who didn't
pay too much attention to training
rules last year, but he did all right
the year before with the Rams when
they beat the Tribe for the cham
pionship and with another chance
to share in a play-off pie. he is
knuckling down to work and is sure
to stick
The swap for NuSsbaumer was
Just as easy to make because Cur
ley Lambeau needed a passer like
you need front wheel for your
bicycle and Jacobs was unhappy
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Ryan Drops Mocricostos
In Turner Mat Show

Red Ryan's victory over George
MacricoStas featured last nights
rassling show at Turner's Arena.
In other bouts, Big Ben Morgan
downed Faro Rinaldo, Joe Marsh
won over Joe Montana and Stu Hart
and Billy Darnell teamed to trounce
Jesse James and Sander Koyacs.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Ace in Ace Tourney

NEW YORK, Aug. tP).--Emery
Thomas. professional at the Forest
Hill Field Club in New Jersey, scored
the fifth hole in one in the 14-year
history of the New York World
Telegram's hole-in-one tournament
yesterday in a special l35-yard hole
used for the tournament on his
home course. After the ace the odds
dropped to s.7O8 to / in the compe-
tition.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
UnIucky Hudson
Sheds No. Is Jinx

Pitcher Sid Hudson of the
Mats, who requested uniform No.
13, saying my luck couldn't be
any worse" has discovered it
could. Sid. who has sustained
back and shoulder injuries this
season. finally persuaded Pitcher
Milo Candini to exchange uni
form numbers with him.
Hudson launched the season
with three straight victories, but
since has won only two games
and lost seven. Now he's in a
mood not to defy jinxes.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Mats, l.; Bosox, @

IOt"Is Do II IOLaIs Il q z
Struck out for Johnson in eighth
Boston 600 900 0OO-0
Washington 100 600 OOx-J
Run-Yost Error-Doerr Two-basa
hit-Pesky. Double pIays-Pesky to Doer.
to Jones, Priddy to Christman to Vernon
poerr to Pesky to Jones. Left on bases
Boston, s. Washington. g. Base on balls.
OF Haefner, .: off Johnson, 4: of Harris
l. Strikeouts-By Johnson, g. by Haefner
:; by Harris /. Hits-Of johnson. 2 in
: innings; of Harris. none in l inning.
Losing pitcher - Johnson Umpires-
Messrs. Weafer, Hubbard and Berry Time
OF game-l:43. Attendance-16,S &, ,S32
Evening star., 1947-08-07

Bucky Harris put his regular catcher, Rookie Yogi
Berra, in left field. On the first ball hit his way
Berra fell fat on his face. Another catcher,
Aaron Robinson, has been batting in the cleanup
spot. An International Lacquer, named AL Clark,
lately has been playing in the outfeld
When the Yankees ran short of pitchers they
bought old Bobo Newsom from Washington and
brought up Rookie Vic Raschi from the Pacific
Coast League and went right on winning if
Spud Chandler and Floyd Bevens were
missed. 1t has all been sort of wonderful dream
for Bucky Harris.
Harris must be q little startled by the way
things have been breaking foy him. after all those
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Kerr Gets Skeet Title
In National Tourney
Bv The Associated Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. ALEX
Kerr. q 33-year-old Beverly Hills
(Calif) gun club proprietor, is the
new titleholder in the subsmall-
gauge division of the national skeet
championship,
Kerr, who won the all-gauge title
last year with a perfect $50 score.
missed only his eighth bird yester-
day in scoring SO hits out of 100 to
equal his own record set at In
dianapolis in 194l.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Fans GrumbIe, but Scriveners
Stand by Chisox, Cub Pilots

l945 National League pennant
against war-decimated opposition
and it's beginning to creak at
the joints. The White Sox have
a better blend of youth and vet
Grams, but injuries and erratic
pitching have taken their toll.
Evening star., 1947-08-07

troi Boston, Washington Philadelphia
pnnant with only three regulars the positions
last Apr-Phi Rzzuo
Sirnwess at second base
Harris Wasn't Counting Newsom Again
Harris Bobby Brown
He turned be the veteran thought
bseman would be
George McGaunn, who had been released
Bucky spring right fielder Bera
catcher and Heinrich is the fielder
field and wound with Johnny Iindel
Harris top pitching rookie But in
July the No boy Spec Shea
dreams did Harris figure that in
would be managing Newsom of all people.
This Raschi is windfal fellow highly
rated but he's reeed off five in he
isn't good pitcher he's able these genuine
major league ball players scarce,
Griffith Wos Offered HoIf Boil Club
a. manager of the Yankees stepping reluctantly
Griffith that it would mutually to the Yankees and
was to have been the key
Bucky wanted Vernon one man the
YANKEES needed Harris reasoned pleaded Griffith
trade And when the old gentleman Bcky asked
at least one Washington sportswTer point out
Gr1rnth that 1t would be
Bucky died hard the
January FEBRUARY and March convince
he was wrong There would
reason nat ne was offering
nave MADE 1t possible for the
II you remember Bucky offering Johnson Lndell Relief
Joe rage ana choice OF catchers including He
wanted Mickey vernon awfuly much long ago
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Best Trode Bucky Never Made
By FRANCIS z. STANk

It's sad commentary the cab of baseball
when like the Yankees spreadeage
American League they're winning
lately?
With Charley and Joe Maggie aiing
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Major League Standings and Schedules
THURSDAY, AUGUST T. 1947
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Results Yesterday.

Wash, /: Boston. 0.
Det.. l3-7: Cleve., 6-5.
Phila.. 5; New York, 3.
Chicago, 7; St. Louis. 3.
Games Today.
Boston at Wash, 500.
Cleye. at Detroit.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Phila. Cn.D.
Detroit at Chicago IT,.
St. Louis at Cleve. tnD.
New York at Boston tn.)
Evening star., 1947-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

RCSuitS CStCt va y.
Pitts, 7, Chicago. 2.
New York. 5; Phila., 2.
Boston, 7; Brooklyn. 8.
ST. Louis, 6. Cinci., 3.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Phila. at New York.
Pitts. at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cinci.
Games Tomorrow.
Phila. at Brooklyn tn.o.
Boston at New York tn.)
Cinci, at Chicago.
Pitts. at st. Louis M.
Evening star., 1947-08-07

troit, Boston, Washington and Philadelphia He's S
pennant with only three regulars in the positions he
last ApriPhl Rizzuto at shortstop D Maggie in cent
StirnweiSs at second base
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

Durham Southern Basketball
Classic at Durham last March,
will undoubtly go down in the
books as the most well-rOunded
club that ever dashed out of a
New Hanover dressing room.
Each of the regulars display
speed and deception while team
work is one of the most out
standing characteristics of the
squad.
Billy Mason has already been
established as the lad with
"springs" in his feet. The
handsome forward, who was a
star several years ago before
he entered the service, virtual
ly controls the blackboard. And
his offensive efforts have not
been u%n-noticed either. Mason
pumped in % taIlies against the
eyes and in the other New
Hanover victories, he has been
a main cog.
Another %yOungster who cannot
be overlooked is tiny w. A.
Brown, the pint-sized guard who
has more finesse than any
hoopster A1is writer has ever
seen. Brown is a good team
man and his bsll-handling is
superb. Louis Collie, hand
some forward, is ano az lad
that seldom thinks of indivi-
dual glory, but is a consistent
performer. To-day Fennell
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
HANES QUINTET
DEFEATS STATE
FIVE BY AZ TO A

WINSTON-SALEM, Jan. 4.-(P-
An experienced Hanes Hosiery
quintet sprung one of the major
upsets of the season in North Caro-.
lima basketball mere tonight when
they toppled the N. c. State Wolf
pack, 47-44, coming from behind
in the last period to turn the trick.
Neil Cokerham dropped in Il
points to spark the attack which
brought the hoserymen from behind
a Ellis halftime deficit and hand
the Red Terrors their second de.
feat in II games. 1t also gained
revenge for the 75-40 lacing suf.
fered at Raleigh in early season
Warren Cartier was the big NIL
for State with 10 points in the game
that saw both teams miss numer
Gus shots in the first half and the
v%ictors find the range in the secone
half against a ~faltering Terror at
tack.
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Revenge For ,46!
BY ELTON CASEY

Otdl VS. spun W Gu1tOI
Victorious in their initial
Eastern Glass IA Conference
skirmisll, the New Hanover
High School Wildcats of the
hardwood will launch prepare
tions tomorrow afternoon for
Tuesday nights loop engage
ment with the Goldsbor0 Earth
quakes there.
The locals, who have already
been ranked as the best assem-
bled quint ever to represent the
Port City in cage competition,
successfully priced the lid off
their 1947 slate last Friday
night by completely outclassing
the Wilson Cyclones to the tune
of 68 to "a before some 1,500
contented paid admissions. The
convincing triumph over Hank
Madden's cagers from the
Charles L.. Coon Hrigh school
gave Coach Leon Brogden's
edition a record of seven ver-
diets in eight tests. The strong
House of David crew licked the
New Hanover five by three slim
points while Fort Bragg, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, High Point, and
Reynolds High, of Winston
Salem, are some of the victims
of the Port City basketeers.
The Wildcats, who annexed
consolation honors in Die Duke
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
COASTAL PLAIN
LEAGUE M0CULS
HUDDLE TUESDAY
Roanoke Rapids Applies
For Spot In Class
D Circuit

TARBORO, Jan. 4. - up - The
annual directors meeting Of the
Class D Coastal Plain baseball
League will be held here Tuesday,
with search for an eight member
of the agenda.
Fayetteville was given a release
to join the Class B Tri-State
League.
President Ray Goodmon of Colds
boro said Roanoke Rapids had
applied for admission.
Goodmon, who attended the re-
cent Los Angeles meeting OF
Minor Leagues, said the Coastal
Plain probably would approve ac-
ton there raising the maximum
monthly salary limit for a 14-play-
er roster from ST. 300 to $2,25o.
Also expected to be discussed is
a proposal that one-half cent on
each ticket sold go to the League
for a fund to be distributed among
the first four clubs and the win
ner and runner-up in the Shaugh-
Play OFFS.
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Revenge For 46!
Fiery Cats To Tackle
Goldsboro Five Tuesday
In Conference Battle

comes in this same category
while the elongated pivot man
Johnny McKoy-hasn't came
through as expected with his
rebound work. However, the
season is young and McKoy is
slowly gaining form. He looms
as one of the most accurate
shots on the squad, but onlook-
ers have not been to impress
ed with his rebound endeavors.
Brogden said last night that
he was impressed with the
Wildcats in the Wilson game,
but pointed out that he thought
the "boys played better ball in
the House of David game"
Pilot Brogden, Who is always
cautious with his remarks so as
to prevent any optimistic out
look, announced that the Need
ham Broughton contest booked
here on January 10 had been
called off at the request of
the Capital City leaders. The
game in Raleigh has also been
cancelled, Brogden said.
1t has beeE said that "a word
to the wise is sufficient" And
this old saying can easily be
connected with this years NH
HIS Quint.
AL that can be said is "Be-
ware, Brother" when the
Wildcats go in action!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
GEORGIA TECH
MENTOR TURNS
DOWN POSITION
Bobby Dodd Declines Offer
As Baylor Gridiron
Chief

ATLANTA, JAM, q P-Bobby
Dodd, head football coach al
Georgia Tech, announced today
that he has turned down an offer
to assume a similar position al
Baylor university at Waco, Texas.
Dodd, whose eleven returned
yesterday from the Oil Bowl at
Houston where it scored a Ais
victory over St. Mary's Gaels,
disclosed his decision in a formal
statement to the press.
Prior to Christmas he had adj
mitted receipt of the offer and
following a conference at that time
with Baylor officials at Waco,
said he would make a statement
after the Oil Bowl classic.
Dodd, who served as assistant
to W. A. Alexander from January,
1881 to February, 1945 when he
became Head Coach, guided the
Jackets to an 80 record during the
past seasons regular play, losing
only to Tennessee and Georgia, the
Southeastern Conference CO.
Champions. Techs 1945 eleven
won four and lost six games.
Terms of the contract offered by
BAYLOR were not disclosed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
WILMINGTON RING
SHOW SANCTIONED
BY AAU LEADERS

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 4-P9-Louis
J. Fisher, Jr., of High Point, presi
dent of the Carolinas Association
Of the Amateur Athletic Union Of
the United States, announced to.
night that eight amateur boxing
tournaments in the Carolinas hao
been given official AAU sanction
for 1947.
They are:
Charlotte Observer {Carolinas)
Golden Gloves, Feb. 13-14-l5-17, al
Charlotte.
American Business Club, Caro-
linas A. A.. U. Championships, Jan.
81 Feb. 1913 Greenville, S. C.
Charleston Playground Depart
ment, Jan. 23-25-27, Charleston, S.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Jan
1867, Wilmington, N. C.
Mercury Athlet Club, March g.
7-8, High Point, N. c.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Jan.
1873, Lumberton, N. C.
Raleigh Times, Jan. 30-31-Feb. l,
Raleigh, N. c.
Greensboro INCA and Exchange
Club, Feb. 27-29,- March /, Greens
boro, N. c.
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|R0USINC WELCOME
FOR ROSE BOW |
H MPI0NS

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-(P)-Illinois'
Rose Bowl champions tumbled
gleefully from their West Coast
train today to a rousing welcome
from their 45-14 rout of UCLA's
Bruins whom the Illini generally
scorned as weaker than the
weakest big nine team"
A wildly cheering crowd of 500,
patiently milling around the rail
road station as the snoW-deckeo
train chugged in more than two
hours late, engulfed the 39-player
squad in an impormptu but hilari-
Gus celebration.
An official homecoming is plan
ned for the Illini at Champaign, Ill,
Tuesday, but it won't be more en-
thusiastic than today's reception il
which photographers and neWsmen
swarmed as thickly as autograph
hounds.
The team was in charge of as
sistant Coaches Bert IngWersen and
Tony Blaine. Head Coach Ray
Eliot left the squad at Los Angeles
to fly to New York for the N. c.
A. A. coaches meeting.
"The newspapers out there did
a lot of harm to UCLA,' declared
Blaine. 1.-The Bruins drought they
only had to walk onto the field
and the game was theirs. Our boys
tackled and blocked so ~viciously
that UCLA was whipped long before
the score indicated it.
"You couldn't blame III kids
for seeing blood. Everywhere we
went, they were booed and the
home folk were always chanting
we want Army So the boys
went out and cold-cocked 'em, from
start to finish"
Ike Owens, Negro end and a
defensive star, expressed the at
titude of almost the entire squad
with: 1--WE whipped Purdue, 43-7,
and Purdue finished last in the
big nine. That's just about how
strong UCLA was
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Eagles Beat Catawba


SALISBURY, Jan. 4 (P The
McCrary Eagles caught the Cataw-
ba Indians mapping at frequent in
tervals tonight and the indepen-
dent five found the going easy in
downing the collegians, 55-43.
Both teams counted heavily on
reserves and a total of q players
saw action Gudger, Marklin and
Speachet, member of the Indian
Tangerine Bowl Football Team,
yer among the Is player s
taking the floor for Catawba.
Paced by the accurate shooting
of H. Nance, who collected .16
points, the Eagles were out front
28-16 at the intermission.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Dukes Basketball
Tickets To Go On
Sale January Is

DURHAM. Jan. 4.-(P-Reserv-
ed seat tickets for Duke univer-
sity's five major home basketball
games will be placed on sale Jan.
10, Athletic Director Eddie Cam.
ron announced today.
Games for which all seats will
be reserved are: Wake Forest
Jan. Is; N. C. State, Jan. 10; Navy
Feb. /: Georgia Tech, Feb. Is;
and North Carolina, Feb. %.
Prices for the reserved seat
tickets will be $3.50 each, Cameron
said.
Seats will be on a general admis,
sion basis for all other home games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Filth 9fTaIghf! =
New Hanover's College Five
Turns Back Campbell Club

Handsome Al Collie took rum
nerup laurels in the scoring
race with IL markers while
little Doug Pridegon pumped in
seven points for third place.
Big John Tsantes, scrappy pivot
man, was a demon on defense
and tailed six markers. Guard
Groom scored five counters and
Church gathered in two points.
Greason led the losers with
IL tallies with AL Wilson taking
%runnerup honors.
Wilmington's next game will
be Wednesday night against
the Jacksonville American
Legion post. .
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Campbell as the New Hanover
quint captured an outing stag
ed in Wilmington several weeks
ago.
Coach Chiemiego said after
the game that it was by far
the best exhibition his charges
have put on this season. The
visitors were trailing by nine
points when the fourth quarter
opened, but the New Hanover
crew outscored the Campbell
quint, 20 to 8, to walk off with
a well-earned victory.
New Hanover led, FL to 10, at
in.ermission.
Leading the winners was
Bats, forward, with Is tallies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
HARDIN-SIMMONS
GAINS 20 TO 0 WIN
OVER DENVER
R u dolph Mobley Sparks
Cowboys In First
Alamo Bowl

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 4-lR
Rudolph little Doc Mopley
national ground gaining king
dashed "a yards for one touchdown
and skipped II for another today as
the Hardin = Simmons CowbovS
finished the football campaign IN.
defeated and united with a 2O.O
victory over Denver University in
the First Annual Alamo Bowl
A crowd of $3.50 huddled in
wind-swept Alamo Stadium in %.
degree temperatures to watch the
mighty Cowboys snap back from
a %scoreless first period, when thew
were, held deep in their own terri,
tory ito ramble for touchdowns in
the second, third and fourth GUAR,
tiers.
In the opening period the Pic.
neer line stopped Hardin Sim.
ons' high-powered attack cold and
the visitors launched one drive
that carried to the Cowboy q
however, Roy Cook bobbed up to
intercept Jack Girtin's pass on
the Is and ran out to the % as
the period closed.
Eardin-Simmons took over with
six minutes of the second quarter
gone. Mobley, who led the nation in
ground-gaining in 1912 and again
in 1916, flicked through center
broke into the open and sped "a
yards to a touchdown. The con.
Version was missed by Ed
Poulus.
The Cowboys had another drive
under way just before the period
closed but after advancing 43 yards
had one of Alvin Johnson's passes
Intercepted on the Denver q.
Johnson had gone through the sea,
son without an interrogation until
this one.
In the third period, the Cowboys
marched AZ yards for their second
touchdown with Johnson Tipping
a short pass to end Jack Boles on
the Denver five. Boles bounced oft
two tacklers to standing up.
Poulus kicked the extra point this
time.
Denver threatened late in the
period, moving to the Cowboy Is
but Andy Pavich fumbled and
Cook recovered for Hardin-Sim-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Baseball Schedule

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 4.-PeThe
Pittsburgh Pirates today announced
35-game exhibition baseball
schedule, including 20 games with
six other Major League clubs train
ing in the Florida e
The Pirates, who begin training
at Miami Beach Feb. %, open the
exhibition schedule March 5 with
the St. Louis Browns. The sched-
ules shows IA games with the
Browns, six with the Philadelphia
athletics, four with the Boston
Braves, two each with Cincinnati
and Washington and one game with
the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Fifth Straight!
Especial To Star-NeWs)

Especial To Star-NeWs)
DUNN, Jan. 4. - Staging a
blistering squirt in the fourth
quarter, Coach AL Chiemiego's
New Hanover College center
basketeers pocketed their fifth
straight triumph here tonight
by turning back the Campbell
College quint by as to 81 before
some 500 persons in the City
Armory. The game was one of
the cleanest ever reeled off
on the local hardwood and all
the fans left the ArmOry with
their hearts filled to the brim
with satisfaction.
1t was the second victory for
the Port City cagers over
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Cape Fear Golf
Tourney Listed
This Afternoon

The annual Two-Ball Four
some Golf Tournament at the
Cape Fear club is scheduled
to be conducted today provided
Old Man Weather gets in a good
mood. This outing was sched-
uled to be staged last Sunday,
but was postponed due to incle-
ment weather.
Kirk Bohem, pro, announc-
ed that some 20 linksmen are
expected to participate in the
tourney. Competition may be-
gin as soon as the golfers get
together, Bohem announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
N GRIDDERs

ATLANTA, Jan. 4 = R1-All-
America Charlie Trippi of Georgia,
and Paul Duke of Georgia Tech,
we're named today to receive the
Atlanta Touchdown clubs annual
awards for the Southeastern Con-
terence's outstanding players.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Wake Forest Crew
In 44-33 Victory

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. a (P =
The Demon Deacons of Wake
Forest won their initial southern
conference basketball game to-
night. 40 to SO, over William and
Mary. The victory gave the Dea-
q a seasons record of 4 and 4.
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~ Basketball

Temple Baptist and First Presby-
terrain registered triumphs in last
nights play in the YMCA Sunday
School basketball league. Temple
Walloped the Fourth Street Advent
Christian by the score of So to "a
while in the second contest, the
First Presbyterian hoopsters de-
feated First Baptist to the tune
of 81 to 30.
Lynwood Grissom led Temple
with 10 counters while Klaus spark.
ed First Presbyterian.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Tennessee Quintet
Topples Duke Five

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 4-(P)
The University of Tennessee
knocked Duke from the ranks of
the undefeated basketball teams
t { g h t by whipping the Blue
Devils, So to At.
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'Y' Sports News

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Dixie "a; Saunders IL.
Macmillan 10; Shriers IL.
Wilmington Furniture 20; Thrifty STORE
IA.
YMCA JR. SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
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