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D. 800 RnIcnlHR

NEW YORK R-The Empower
ished q. Louis Brvwns. denied per-
mission % transfer DO Baltimore,
are stEi In St. Louis today bat the
club appears headed for the West
Coast By 1855.
Vice President Del Webb u the
New York Yankees, leader In yes.
teFday's successful fight against
BaltimoTe-that eiiy'a second re-
buff In SIN months-ls prepared 70
LEAD tha way westward with Los
Angeles The preferred spot.
webb was one Of four American
League club owners who told
Brownie President Bill Week that
Cor ne time being be must stay In
~. Louis, where Ne lost upwards Of
three.quaFteFn of a million dollars
IN 80 seasons.
TIE vote was four IN favor Of
moving 10 Baltimore and four
against. TIE Browns thus Gen two
short 81 The necessary two.thirds
majority. A breakdown Of the Sc
eret ballot vas not announced but
4 was learned that Philadelphia,
Boston and Cleveland sided with
New York against the move.
Cleveland vas one Of the two clubs
which voted for Week last March
when he first sought permission 10
move 70 the Maryland city.
TIE leagues decision proved .
crushing blow Cor both Week and
ne Baltimore delegation.
webb and Vice President Calvin
Griffith of Washington said Week
announced at the meeting be would
asll the Browns 10 q ST. Louis
syndicate seeking the club, bat
Week denied this.
81 doa't know what I'm going 10
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Amateur Has Lead
In Southeastern
PEA Golf Meeting

GREENvnLE. Mas. " - An
amateur from Memphis-HIlIman
Robblns--shot four rounds Of sub.
par golf 10 outelass the profession.
els and win the Southeastern PEA
tournament.
TIE Memphis State College
junior fired q 1.under.par 70 yes
terday for q T2-hole total Of al.
This gave him q 2stroke margin
ever defending champion Charles
Harper Of Fort Bennlng. Ca. A
third round Of "a. two over par,
dropped the sl-year-old Harper.
Who posted q new course record
Cor the Greenville Golf and COun.
Try Club course that lasted only
enc dag.
Harper's second round Of "a SET
the new record. but the red hot
Memphis student lowered the rec
ord IN The third round with a G..
Harper Won $500 Hs low profes.
slonal. after posting the lowest
medal score In Gualiiying-a q
ever the par u course.
Buster Cuplt Of West Monroe.
La, and Darwin White Of Birming.
ham tied for second among pro
teasionals with T2-hole totals Of
III. Each received tS2S IN prize
money.
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|Bevan Calls For
Churchill To
Act Or Resign

MARGATE. England uH-Aneurir
Bevan. fiery leader Of the oppoSi-
ton Labor party's eft wing. wants
recently aillng Prime Minister
Churchill 10 get on with his eOun.
try's business or get out Of office.
Bevan, who apparently has
reached q truce for the present
with his more moderate Lab0rite
colleagues, trained his guns on the
ageing Conservative Prime Minis.
ter as the Labor party opened lis
annual conference.
Churchill recently took an en-.
forced rest from his official duties
on doctors orders. tie is currently
yacationing on the French Riviera
after having taken Up the reins Of
government again. he Is expected
10 return 90 London Wednesday.
As 1900 Labor delegates eheered,
Bevan az party meeting yester.
day paid homage 10 Churchill's call
last May for high level Biz Three
talks with Russia. but added:
I'VE think IL Is q disaster that
the initiative started last May has
not been followed up. And We say
that the future Of the human race
cannot be ieopardized because the
British Prime Minister Is sick and
that II Churchill Is unable 10 do
his duty. be should resign.
I'VE say. therefore. 10 the Con.
sentative party that II you cannot
get leaders who are capable Of
leading this country i. the cOunsels
Of the world, clear out"
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~ eEN pHlgcAR
Ap Snessa writer

Baseball 1888 prndueed . pair
90 short priced pennant winners
and . host u long shot individual
champions
The New York Yankees and
Brooklyn Dodgers 80 clearly cut.
elassed their opposition tia, a 10
year-old ehild whO couldnt pick
the winners BY cary June should
have been ehastisrd.
The Yanks. winning q record.
breaking fifth straight crown. led
for all but nine days Of the season.
They finished So games ahead Of
the Cleveland ln.hans
Brooklyn ellnehed is second sue.
eessive nag. unique IN Dodger his
tory. on Sept IL. earliest date in
league history. The Dodgers ended
- games IN front o. the surprising
Milwaukee Braves.
But the individual winners. par
teplarly the batting champions.
rarely inquired an preseason calcu-
lati0ns.
Carl Furillo Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. who during the winter
gambled his major league career
on q delicate eye operation 10 I'm.
prove his vision. won the National
League batting title with an ex.
cellent 50 average. A year ago
he hit . weak .2t3.
And In the American League
Mickey Vernon Of Washington.
whose 1875 batting crown was
viewed By many 40 more luck than
skin. Jumped from Isl last season
10 .Ss7. one point ahead Of Al Rosen
Of Cleveland. II was the first time
since 1915 that VeFnon has biz over
300.
Eddie Mathews Of the Braves.
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BOOSTS HIS AVERAGE
100 POINTS TO TAKE CROWN

BLACK q Brooklya. re National
League star rookie. also found \
rough he Won six and lost thrsa
bul never approached TIE effective
ness he showed . wear ESQ.
Major league attendance fen ell
almost . quarter Al . mlliion from
1852 The drop would have heea
much more serious sxeept Cor TIE
tremendous reception given ma We
league bah In Milwaukee. TIE
Braves set . National League rec.
ord b. drawing I ses ssT fans TIE
only ether club 10 gsin vas Brook.
lyn The total vas is.3a9.iGs Cor
both leagues
An So fihal-day triumph over
Philadelphia enabled the Dodgers
10 break an all.tims Brooklyn club
record with i0S victories. ne
Nsnkees. Who had figured 70 yin
100. missed hy ore when they
bowed - 10 Boston. A scheduled
second game was cancelled because
II darkness.
In other last-day games DetrOls
beat Cleveland IS. Chicago edged
TIE 81 Louis Browns a. IN II
innings and Phllseslphia whipped
The Senators SO II the National
League Milwaukee defeated Gin.
elnnau So Chicago shaded the 81.
Louis Cardinals 80 and Pittsburgh
whipped the Giants 90
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Of Glynn Archer q, center coupled
With the defensive work Of John
DeAerriti gave him rsasoa for re-
i0ieing And when these boys are
hanked BY . group Of dlgEers like
stu Logun. R0nnie Pinder. julie
Henriqaez and Wayne Brautey
they are dangerous indeed
The C0neh graders will 30 back
90 work today. The chances are
pretty good ina, they all find the
time 10 add a few gems 10 their
bag Of tricks with tao wins under
their belts. They have been hamp-
cred In early season drills BY TIE
necessity Of spending almost . fun
week preparing for a football
clinic.
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Tampa To Drill
FOrTOugh Start

TAMPA R-There vas no Mon
day letup for University Of Tampa
football team today.
Coach Marcelino Huerta planned
rugged session 10 set the Spar
tans ready for what figures 10 Be
their toughest game al season.
Saturday night al Hattiesburg they
play Mississippi Southern which
beat Tampa S2-2S last year and
upset Alabama .wo weeks ago.
Huerta was wei pleased with
his squads defensive work IN the
80 victory over South Georgia
Saturday night. especially that Of
guard Nick Wayt0yieh
Tie thought the downfield block
ina was ragged although end Frank
Stefanik looked very good.
Huerta said the running OF full.
back Tom Spaek and halfbaek Al
LeatherS was the best Of any Of
the flock q backs be used.
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TIE 81. Ann's clash and apparently
were cunning for Red Sticknsy.
wh0 ran s., Anas ragged. Bot
Pineda Jumped into the breach
and gained a Eoodly percentage Of
the ~ yards the Conchs rolled W
90 the gr0und for the evening
Dick SalgadO. hard hulling fun
back also showed well In the yin.
But. Beckman emphasized that
{, was blocking that did the trick
Tony Dopp. who operates from the
quarterback slot consistently fur
nished the dowufield blocking that
showed the Conch hallearriers the
way.
And Beckman also learned that
he has depti in the line. The play
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NEW YORK n So you never
heard Of Mississippi Southern Col.
lege. whose football team whomped
Alabama. Is 10 10. on the Crimson
Tides own field Friday night. All
we can say Is. It's your loss. hub.
Mississippi Southern only hap
pens. By Us own admission. 20 be
the independent football king Of the
entire South. II void have been
sorely disappointed II its boys
hadn't cut down Alabama, which
was rated fifth among the nation 8
p0weFhouSes In . recent Ass0.
eiated Press preseason poll.
In the words Of ITS iree.wheellnR
publicity director. Jimmie Mellow.
ell. Mississippi Southern IL the
Mccoy. podners. Its athletic staff
Is composed Of "all southern gen.
tlemen Of the old school" It's 100
piece marching band Is ''the best
band what am-the pride of the
south"
II isn't however. until he gets
on the subject u halfback Hugh
Pepper and fallback Bueky MeEl.
roy, who between them scored
three times against 'Bama, that
the iIatiiesburg Homer really lets
himself so.
Never, never, never" declares
Mcdowell on q rising note, there
never was a one-iwo punch like
MeElroy and Pepper - the mos,
genuinely magnificent pair Of
ground gaining backs you are like.
~ to see for the rest Of your life I"
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easy 0nss" and theyu have %
BE- sharp Friday night II they
want 10 keep their record intact
The Conehs ere eurreutly sharing
the Gold Coast Conference lead
with Miami Beach who tramplsl
Constance High 50T Saturday
night.
Key West Will meet Constance
October 70 In their next conference
starr.
Coach Beckman had little %
complain about Friday night when
his foothsllers ran roaghshod over
Miami Tech One ~ the brightest
developments In the tat was the
running Of Joe Plneda The Tech
high command had the c0nchs vel
secuted they even had movies Of
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last years top strikeout victim,
'elouted a. hone runs for tire Ma.
tional League title No ether sec.
sad year man ever kii as many.
Rosen won both the homer and
runs-easied-In crowns in the Amer.
ican League. he hs a. home runs
Is more tAas las, year. and drive
home les runs HIS desperate try
TO add the hating title failed hy
q single step Nsed.ng enc more
at TO Sin, ks apparynly beat cut
an inf1eld b, in bis last time q,
bat Bu, his lastsecond jump
missed first base and be- vas out
Roy CampanellA Of TIE Dodgers
hroke almost every record avail.
able for . catcher. both extensively
and defensively HIS ls2 runs bat
ted In gave him the National
League title
In the patching department the
most impressive winners were
Warren SPAIN q the Braves. Who
Yea Is vale los nc only :. and
Bob PoFteriield u Washington with
. 2z-i0 record. Robin Roberts won
more than - games for the fourth
straight year, finishing with q p rs
mark after . rough final Six weeks
Carl Erskine Of Brooklyn and rock
ie Harvey Had3ix Of 81 Louis were
the National Leagues ether 20
@-game winners In the American,
Bob Lemon of Cleveland. Virgil
Trucks o. Chicago and Mel Par.
nell Of Boston n, the 1o-gams cir
Gle. Lemon won "a.
u vas . poor year for last years
stars. Bobby ShaniI 81 the Ath.
letics, last years Most Valuable
Player In the American League.
was plagued by serious arm trou-
Die He won only five games and
lost nine after . brilliant 1852 sea
son when he won "a. Hank Sauer
Of the Cubs. the National Leagues
IMVP. also eourted injuries mos,
OF the year. he hatted only pa,
hit 10 home runs and batted In
90.
Harry Byrd Of Philadelphia. se.
lected - the American Leagues
Rookie Of 1852, vas the circuits
only 2o-game loser this season. Joe
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psssS the KAY WEST eITzEH Gs"asy s.p'.~b., a. ~
Week Bitter Over Leagues
Refusal To OK Browns Move

DO" Week said Immediately Col.
lowing the meeting.
Latee. after he had discussed the
matter with his associates. Veeek
appeared even more bitter than
ever.
This IL personal" he said
They're trying % squeeze me 0u,
Of baseball. I'll decide what 10 do
BY tomorrow morning. | may DO
something that could be called re.
grettable."
veeck declined u disclose his
plans but Rudy Schaeffer. general
manager Of the Browns. said:
The next step could be a law
suit. We may bring a two million
dollar suit against the league for
the stock that has beer subscribed
by the people II Baltimore and
damages for commitments made. "
Webb ehampioned the bid Of q
Los Angeles group headed BY May.
or Norris Poulson. This delegation
put up . cash offer Of ga million
dollars for the franchise and said
up 10 sin million could be raised
within 10 days.
Expansion Of major league
baseball 10 the IVES, Coas, is inevi-
table," Webb said. II am . West
erner and therefore l know better
than the other owners what q great
potential Los Angeles and San
Francisco have.
This Is not a personal ambition.
i am not thinking Of myself or the
Yankees. have the best interests
OF the American League al heart.
We've Got 10 move 30 the coast
and real sO0n. n We don't. then
the National League viii beat US
10 H."
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Lions Favored
I'm National
FOOtbanLOOp
o. SO eosRIsAs

NEW YORK. R-Las, year al
this tine % one thought much Of
the Detroit Llons chances II yin.
nlng the National Football Leagas
championship. Here and there. ne
words DARK horse erept into the
conversation. bat TIA, vas a. fal
as any expert would commit him
self.
Things are different today,
though. Even before the league sea
son opened yesterday. the Lions
acre tabled as the choices 10 wir
the Western Conference rue and
80 on 70 battle Cleveland. the per.
ennial Eastern Conference leader
Tor the crown.
The Lions have been coming
along slowly over q period Of four
years and nOw seem 10 have
reached their peak. They opened
with q convincing 3s-2l victory over
the Pittsburgh Steelers, as tough q
bunch Il blokes as there are Ia
the league.
The Steelers figure 10 wind az
second In the Eastern section. but
they were no match for the pass
ing Of Bobby Layne and the gen
eralship Of Doak walker. Layns
passed for two touehdowns and SCI
up two Jthers while Walker SCORED
once. hit for five conversions anG
q field goal.
In the other games. Cleveland
defeated the Green Bay Packers
30; Los Angeles whipped the New
York Giants AT: Baltimore edged
the Chicago Bears 1919. Washing,
ton turned back the Chicago Car
dinals 2a.l3, and the San Francisco
t9ers slugged the Philadelphia Ia,
giles 3l.u.
Otto Graham. IS expected. led
Cleveland 10 It's triumph over the
Packers by completing 10 Of q
passes. Baltimore beat the Bears
In their first league game since
taking over the Dallas franchise
at the end Of last season. Ber'
Reehinchar, on his first field goa
attempt in the league. set . rec
ord Of IS yards. lie also scored
a touchdown.
Washington scored II points II
I the last quarter 10 lick the Car
dinals. The Chicago outfit dug III
own grave by permitting the Red
skins 20 pick up two fumbles anG
convert them into touchdowns.
The tight defense Of Steve Owen
New York outfit held the Rams d
a 10 halftime lead. But in On
last half. Norm Van Brocklin fire,
a pair Of touchdown passes q
break the game open.
For real action, the San Fran
cisco. Philadelphia game was On
one 10 see. A free-fOr.all startes
In the last quarter and Il took
squad Of cops 10 restore order. NJ
one knew how the fight started. bu
when IL was over Charley Powell
Of the 4sers and Bob walston Of IN
Eagles were tossed out. Y. s. Tittl'
tossed three touchdown passes an,
scored once himself.
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ROsen'S Clad Ump
Made Night Call

CLEVELAND ~ - Al Rosen
missed the American Leagues ri.
pie batting crown by literally q
couple Of inches. But. he said. he's
glad Umpire Hank Soar noticed
those couple Of inches and called
him out.
The Cleveland Indians sgugRing
third baseman, league leader In
homers and runs-bstted-in. came 10
bat In the ninth inning yesterday
needing q bit 10 edge washington's
Mickey Vernon for the batting
championship.
Rosen fouled off four pitches BY
Detroit's Al Aber before rspping
q slow gr0under which Jerry Prid.
dy fielded deep a. third. Rosen
heightened his stride, but the foot
he hoped would touch the bag,
spiked the dirt just = couple inches
sh0rt. BY the time his other foot
punched the sack IN Q shortened
step, the first baseman had the
throw.
Most Of the s.s7s fans thought
Rosen vas safe. but Soar waved
him out, ending he game.
u missed the bag" Rosen said.
- had 10 take one extra step, and
that did II.
Soar called II right. and I'm
glad he did I don't WAnt any gifts.
Why ! wouldn't sleep at night all
winter II won the batting cham.
pionship on Q call I knew vas
wrong"
A single in the first. double In
the third and safe buni In the sew
enth lifted Rosen's average 20
sass. n first base had been just
about tao inches closer on that
ninth-inning dash, Rosen would
have averaged .5s722 70 vern0n's
final .337l7.
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Unbeaten Conchs To Start Drills For
St. Theresas Clash Here On Fridav

TAs unbsaien and unsecured o.
kay West conehs vii see no Jet.
- h drills this week as they pre-.
paFa for Friday nights start q.
eainst 81. ThsTeaa's u Coral Cab
-
ceaeh I'd Beekman wlll be work
NJ h an effort 10 keep his boyl
b. Q fighting mood for The visitors
wAe absorbed . zsS drubblnR 81
lAe hands u S. Ann's yesterday
~ virtue Of the coneh's tao touch.
@gwn win over ST. AIMS In their
opener. and Friday nights imprss-
alve victory over Miami Tech, they
should Be atrong favoritss this
weekend.
But, the conchs have . repuss.
10 Coz letting up against the
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FLORIDA
DUE FOR
WIN FRI.

GAINESVILLE A-This Is the
week Florida Is Due 10 come ~
with It's first football victory Of
the 1853 season.
The Gators opened with tive
TOUCHES and did well 10 come Out
with q four.point loss 10 Rice,
ehampion-designate O. the South
west Conference: emo q Scoreless
tie with Georgia Tech, defending
Southeastern Conference champion
and the nations No . team In
the Associated Press preseason
poll.
Next come the Kentucky wild.
cats who have los, 10 Texas A &
NJ. an also ran In the Southwest:
and Mississippi. In the top bracket
Of the SEC.
while Florida's defense looks q
be coming along in good shape,
the Offense is stiIl FAR short Of
last year.
Rick Casares. the bic bull fun.
back who faces Army induction
next month. gained only three
yards in nine carries against Tech
here Saturday.
True. he was running on q slop-
~ field In the rain and high winds
off the edge Of Hurricane Flor.
enee which hit ths Florida coast
west Of here earlier that day.
But 50 was Georgia Tech Full.
back Glenn Turner. and he made
i04 Of Techs 2z2yard total.
Techs touted halfbacks. Leon
Hardeman and Billy Teas. weren',
able 90 do much ahd Hardemar
lfumbled three times 10 stop Tech
drives.
But Fiorida's halfbaeks were
even less effective The best Gator
runner was Larry Scott with ID
yards One big reason was that
Tech held the ball most Oi the
time. executing 90 running or pass.
ing plays (nOt counting kicks and
penaltiesl 20 FlOridas q.
Florida concentrated on the one
department IN which Il excelled--
kicking. Casares and Harry Speers
punted u times. three times OF
first down. and averaFed 20 yards
And one Of Speers for 81 yards
was called back BY = penalty
In defense. Florida vas tough
where IL counted. The line denied
Tech a score after the Jackets
moved inzmns the 20 five eAznes.
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'COpler Aids Rescue

HOLLYWOOD " - A Coas;
Guard helicopter lowered over .
dairy farmer and his son In the
Everglades yesterday until q Civ
u Air Patrol plane could reach the
spot and direct air boats 70 their
rescue.
Earl GoolSby, IS. and bis son,
Melvin. II. had been stranded IN
the flooded Everglades some Is
niles northwest Of Hollywood since
Friday when their new air boat
ran oui Of fuel 90 q trial run.
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Football Results

9aevr9ov peofoall Results
~ Tia ASSOCIATED PASS
Florida Q, Georgia Tech 0 (tiel
Florida A A NJ Is. Texas College
NIGH SCHOOL
Miami Edison -. Landon Of Jack.
sonville Z
Edgewater a Orlando u. Kissim.
NEE
Miami Beach -. Constance 7
Lyman (LongwOodl al, Edgewa-
Ter IL
Panama City %. Mainland Of Day.
tona Beach 0
SUNDAY
g. AIMS Is. s. Theresa 9
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Raston 2. Nsw YoFk I tsseond cams
cancelled. dafknaasl
phnadelphia =. NashinKtoa
nesraH 2. Cleveland
ChlraEo Z. 81 Louis
YKsTTRDAV'z PLArOFf REsULTs
NJ Whe Asseetstea Press
pINtE sEntEs
Dallas 4. NASHVILLE l dallas leads hes'
a. savrn series 80
INUERNATtONA LEAGrE
Raehaxser a Mnntrwal postponsd, rsin
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Toseaa a. Kansas CITY KANSAS CTS
leads bess 81 sexsn sertes I'D
TODaV's PLAYoFF SCHEDULE
Ms Ths Associated Press
DINtN sNHtts
nnlias fTtA u NASHVILLE tsAl
INEERNATtoNAL LEAGUE
Rerhrster 81 Maafreal
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Toledo 81 Kansas CITY
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NEW YORK " -- Well, We al
know q little more about Rock,
Marciano than we did, and Il vii
be some time before anyone agar
screws up the nerve % pick against
the worlds heavyweight cham
pion-maybe four or five years.
Some are saying that the jot
he did on Roland I.AStarEa while
scoring his lSth straight victory
and his Goth knockout does not SET
enttle the Broekton Bruiser 10 BE-
mentioned In the same breath with
the great masters Of the craft
Wonder how they know for sure.
II was. in this book. q superb
demonstration Of steer fistie bri-
tally. LaStarEa was, and Is, q
rugged and very courageous young
fighting man. almost surely the
second-best In the world today.
And yet. try az he did with every
weapon he possessed. be could moi
survive against the steady on,
slaught Of the champion.
Whether Marrianc is, as his
manager, Al Neill, insists. the
greatest One-punch fighter the
game has seen Is, q course. open
10 . great deal a argument. he
did not stop LaStarEa with . single
blow or even seriously hurt him
with one wallOp. but the eumula.
tive effect Of the scores Of hooks
and full swings that thudded off
the eollegian's head and body vas
deadly.
The truth Is that the one.punch
knockout Is q Iretty mythical
thing. II a fighter Is In shape and
fairly evenly matched and not CON-
pletely tired out. il invariably will
take q series Of blows 10 starch
him. Joe Louis. N bis prime per.
haps IS lethal . puneher as the
Rock, scored his knockouts with q
furry Of let's and rights.
A select few Of the ringside crit.
les said the Rock used dirty tao
tics against LaStarza. butting him,
hitting low and hitting after the
break. They exaggerated both the
intent and the effect Mareiano did
none Of these things on purpose
and u isn't in his nature. La.
StarTa did not suggest that any
such mishaps contributed 10 his
defeat. The Bronx boy made q
graceful loser.
What they win DC for another
challenger IL almost beyond guess.
ing. II Il proves 10 be EEzard
Charles next February, as is be,
ING limited, they better had bold
Il on the West Coast, or some
where. The bull fiddle player Is q
back number in thtse parts. Il
would almost be better TO give
Roland another Soing-oVer.
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once they had 9 first down .
yard from the goal and four plays
later lost the ball Of the 5.
SO against Kentucky at Lexing.
ton Saturday Florida Is pretty
likely 10 hii the victory trail Il
IL can set together more ofi4n-
sive push
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Frank Foster has been . mem.
Der of Navy football ssaffs since
1874. Ne has coached the Middle
junior varsity squad since 1855.