, . and hefty right. Ford. despite it all..
~ ‘ was evergready to mix but Kunz was ._
teatime! to I'M-his way into 1 Scotland , “i?“ ' » ’
- . clinch. Well hm Ford's ability h~m 554““ will! THANKSGIVHG DAY WU...
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Anoidim: to Bob Wilson, in the.
10-“ Haven Journal and (Fourier, thist
:ll‘l’ Zita, Kunz will continml to be‘
militarism champion ot the state. int
14> .v . 'H of the tight, in New Hair-l
rn. l:‘.<t night. Wilson writes: !
liutlllm; Kunz, of South Norwalk.‘
"tally dwivnded his title as
viralnplon of the state by
" Ford. of this city, in‘
M of a scheduled fif~t
‘2' before Che inter-r
.’ the Arena last night»
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; “ "I ‘ ”Timmy outclassed byl annually in Norwalk[ and has always: the United States National Law
’pht up a game that has made the io-
tilli’ill, the local man‘
i" rituhlc in get for the
l'i:~ _‘
.‘t‘lv
.l.. winging fists. .
«41'1" rmml, ira liolly,.manugor of
Hull :t-zllizinx that his man was ll!
1 o ..‘ 1'.) continue ’tossed a tovml
till-l 1‘. ring as a token of defeat.
- Mung fought :1 fast and willing light
and i‘ (lxixq'VlYl: of all the honors
tIlll? ,n to llli‘ winner.
l: :W semifinal bout, Pal North.i
of lunidt‘llt‘t‘, >ubsituting for Tony
..-4..-. .
vented a casualty. lord left the ring
a. badly boatoa bani- while Kn!
hoppodoutnoactbcworochrh'ia
evening's watoot.
During the course or the bout Kun
was Scored by a large percentage 0
the fans who» antimont at the
, boat of them. They all wanted Kw
beaten but the. result shared that
the wrong man had taken it upon
himself to turn the trick.
Chic Brown, exchampion, and
Jimmy Fortune. the most likely suc-
cessor to Kunz's crown challenged
the winner.
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install all,
Reserved seat tickets for the open-
ing game of basketball for the season
'whlch will be played Thanksgiving
night, in thc armory, are selling with
great rapidity, and it is expected that
a record crowd will be on hand when
the curtain is oflicially raised on the
winter's popular sport.
The new lineup engaged to repre-
sent Norwalk contains a bevy of
crack basketball players, all of whom
are experienced in the game and "who
have put up great battles against
some of the crack combinations of
the country,
The Yonkers team has appeared
cals look alivc to get away with n
in the victory. This yw's game will un-[ playing season played in not
mm
. ‘ nu nuts
summon-an lut-
lanthanum
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-A plan to
curtail the entries at future national
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ways-1mm
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sidered at the coming meeting of thei
executive committee of the United!
States National Lawn Tennis Associa';
tion, it was announced here yesterg
day. A set of Qualifying conditions
tr) list, which shall be. published at‘
least ten days before the tournament
begins shall be confined to players
iin good standing with clubs or aa-
socistions holding membership in the
national association withi the follow-
in restrictons:
“Players who have been
i
Tennis. Association during any of the
five years last preceding the tourna-
ment, or who have at any time been
ranked in the first twenty.
“Players who it the last three
years preceding the championship
have been carpi-finalists. or better. in
Lany two tournaments sanctioned by
n
Tennis Association.
i “Players who have in the current
less
than three sanctioned tournaments
lawn tennis tournaments will be con- '
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov, 28.——.
The Yale football team won the an-
oml three cornered football cham-
pionship mostly on the fight and de-
termination instilled into them along
to be submitted for the approval of with the sound l””h’fll’l“ of football;
the committee provides that the call The situation at Yale has M9“ criti-.
all for a long time and the preaont
regime is going to see to it that ouch
a period as the Ella have lost passed
through never comes again it it is
within their power to stop it.
Coaches cam always cellist on
tight to overcome good coaching of
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mm‘ the other mm. m the Yale men} Balms-lakes Protest—Pramst
by th. Untcd States National Lawn realise “it" most 301 lose any time; ”my and common!
preparing for next year. Princeton
and Harvard teams next fall will he
very strong. especially Harvard‘s be-
;oause of the great material it gets”
from the freshman team.
Yale will have ten "Y" men next
year, which should be a strong nu»
”clear about which to build somber
powerful eleven. Callahan will be
back at centre. Although he was out
of the more nearly all the season
no one would have ever guessed it.
from his plavlng when he did get '1“
SPORT 5 of A L L soars}
4
labould do well as back, while them
will he only a lo- tion-an hovel
shown much Mass on the .ll cub
. team. Anti at tackle should give any
i of the vanity candidates a battle for
‘that position neat year, as be has a
good build and is a snapper from the
l ground up. Bidcnbcrg at guard ought
‘to cause a good deal of trouble, as
ho is a .tall, husky man with a good.
idrive. Pryser and coke should de—
lwolop int ogood men with a little
more experience and the coaching
,that they will receive. Both men are
iagressive and will get on to things'
) readily.
lull till it .
Mill iiiii m;
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it ftislm’s captain room a}
i return ills Electionls assures--1-
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Conn, Nov. 38l
tlt'VL‘ll disbanded
Saturday‘s vic-
: rill l)t' called
A lollipllnicu
; Jill'l lalasibly
:.in n in a few
. i its play the
v i}' int-cl to choose
it
NEW HAVE",
. Although ti .~ . . '
‘i'or the scam. ..
tory over 123
together twit-
tary banrpr .
undergraduz.
weeks as a It.
lital reason, to 2 l1
a captain in l? ;. -~ or four weeks.
doubtedly be another hard one. alol
though it is expected that the locals? and have made a rcasonably good
will b-ing “home the bacon." i record. committee of management of
"Big" leorge Smith. Norwalk’s} tho tournament to have the power
basketball idol will 'not be able to. to rule on the value of a player's rec .'
not into the fracas on Thanksgivingr 0rd. .
night. inasmuch as Stamford will be "Players who do not nuallfy in any
playing a league game on this date“ of the above classes, but whose entry
ticorce will be here “with bells on", is acceptable to the eat-cuticle com.
tuition by reason of residence in for-
ign countries. promise of skill. of
ntlwr circumstanccs deer/d suificlenfl
, Ill: i~ritl.ll dcbut as rcforec, and ol'ti-
mm 1‘ grim: lhc biggest disappoint-l
I lllt‘l.i the your. George Munroe.‘
' Inc {upturn famous banter, made
til~
riiilxll in a satisfactory manner. A
Lord c‘owd turned out. the club:
a lo: 2 2.1,; :=c\'t‘t‘tll dollars to the good.
'l‘iiw decisive dcfcat of Ford camp
3:.» :- hitter disappointment to his
1mm; 'uihcrcntn. it was generally be
licl :? iioiort‘lltlnd that Ford would
he it" patch for E40 formidable ft boy
on lit 2.2. who has been making rapid
: trim-r. in the puciiistlc. world during
"ill(‘ in“ your. llowcvcr. the For}
turn all worried to be tleclarcd “in" on
tho affair in the event of their favor
tlt- cwcuting a nuccesaful comeback
ll v:..~‘ apparent from the start of tin-
holl‘ that Ford was courtlng a sure
“furl, Aftcr the second round it was
uni; i‘. (illlfilllln of how long Ford
urn '3 l ~ :v‘dn to stand the bombard»
“m; . Yir‘ submitted to a “terriblc
. lat-il‘ int inst carrying the sympathy
of can») rt-llblooded fan who has
minim! him during the past dozen
:‘Gmr. " ~
Bunnyford Thmudh.
Lori nlrln‘s rcsull proved conclu-
bil'l‘iy' that Ford's lighting days: are
tm-z. He has been counted out be
fore only to conic brick and shake the
:pmlinzr set by his" almost super-hit-
mrl'l figizt‘lnnquaiitics. To those who
can Mm make it desperate but. feeblc
hillllll against Kunz last. night. the
upflei-t‘n was unanimous that his light
t: din-med. Ford. himself remained
thrt he has had cnough and that be
will now rclirc to private life as
plain .Willlam . Ford,
Bad-‘y Beaten Battier.
Fm-d went down to defeat under in
terrible onslaught. in the first round.
fliunz started aftcr thn local led with
machine-like precision. landing three
blows to Ford's one. ins the bout.
progressed Kunz bounded glows an.
Ford's head ma body wuh great M- . across Moons in~a Mm when , ed. *Chnrles slums. .of
ularitv, the local lad had offend a.
poor defense to Kunz‘s lightning left
‘tbls particular banal: of attack. Four
flutes: during the an; Ford drew 9‘
floral-the More by occasional spurts
whichfii'riod falls hit to the time
unanimous in & f" c. There,
was'im’ stood: bah ‘ _ ‘s punches;
and it to MI“: was hurt
by any. one
ardoon not , .
test. ‘, .
econ-i
El
Inna
'mcnt. rcported for
“i“ . “i“ this “"35 0“" l“ "‘9' however during the. remainder of the!
. thin: ,‘ ml of 2'. scheduled ten round-i season, and his heady directing wmi
..t' ‘3 ‘v :1 varingo. 9' Bridgeportl undoubtedly come in very handy in
1"”? L ‘ 'iii-‘i‘i’d plenty of action. the future, as it has on my new
\ Ir liziringo was the bet» slons in the "a“
ivi‘ ‘ ‘- The famous hauler Ill-others, team
""‘OCked 001- will be in Norwalk on next Mondov
. ‘lll‘i'if‘lfii‘ of ”19 HM : «awning. and grills bunch of stars will
’5“ i“ ”19 i’"l‘“"‘i“*"‘."i certainly‘put Norwalk to the test.
1... i‘tibhl' Hansen, 111*;Ncw (‘anaan will soon appear with
N -. tum-km out Grown (‘aoiain Cshnl at the head of his
"r4 ‘ lantum, in thc firstt “fighting m4." for the first Kali? of
It"? ~ ‘llh‘ii “'39 “filled"le‘l; u FH'iPs which will provide excite-
i l , iiunucn \vcui ui‘lt’r’ monl aplenty for lovers of the good
91-.- . mg or {the lbell. and, old gami- who want toaee it played
="i ‘ I" flip!“ 055* “ii". us it should be played. . .
V. :i- . I lighting. Proto got; ‘ ._....._-__._....__._
; m . = trrunt ni‘ nine and i anscn‘ N » ‘ a.
; l'!‘(. 1 him again with a lusilhtdc; W. A n J' BACKS RETURN
. - i' l‘".‘.'. if. the head It bod “Prom
\ 1: t Ilf‘lt'lV knockliddout ind had: NU“ 3"“ Ruble. WM “3"" 3°“
l l i m Ar'wwi to his corner where hc ‘0‘" With iniurtoa. Get t" Work.
1"g14‘iltll('t'llst‘lOuBneSS. WASHlNGTON' Pu” Nov' 28"
‘Card a Disappofntmcnt. Washington and Jciferson, for the
Ailmrtln-r the fans saw loss than first time since the 1“" gnme. will
( lc‘ '1 rounds of actual boxing. the have "8 “Ck field intact for the Ru"
ym-s game on Thursday. Nuss, ball-
back. huzt in the New Haven engage-
dnty yesterday.
ltubic, also a halfback. bad a plaster
cast removed from an injured leg yes-
terday and today rejoined the squad
and got into tho sill! signal drill that
was staged.
Neither of these men has been of
much service since midseason. and
since both arc veterans their return
'helps W. and J.'s prospects against.
Rutgers, Wiokerham developed a bad:
l_v bruised side as a result of the
Chattanooga engagemcnt but will be
able to play Thanksgiving.
cnoss nuances av wvcxorr
=03 THOSE or WIFE.
”*4-‘
to cause exceptions in their phase." I
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ii? iii iiiitllflflii
After a long and Joyful ride to
Ridsepeld on an auto bus Saturday
afternoon the F'raokllns'arflved 'Iat
the field of the Ridgcilold team. No
players were present at the time.‘
while the field was covered with ice»
was to be our size. an average of .
116 pounds appeared. The team con-
sisted of High School Sophmom and
College students. Some of them were
five feet high and some were as much
as seven.' Positively no match for
the Frankllps. Furthermore. a ma-i
.iorlty of the players weighed twice‘
I the amount of thc Prankiins. where
they were only supposed to weight
110 pounds at the most. The Frank»
lins showed no fear of their giant
opponents, however. and immediately
startcd the game on the skating rink.
'The Franklin showed the crowd of
iRidgeficld some of the most brilliant
plays that they ever saw or expected
ito ace. The ball was bold in the
. Frankllns possession through most of
'thc game. although they had hard
times holding the ltidgeflelds back
. when the ball was in their possession,
; By looking at one of their men. one
:would think that he was sufficient
i to block the entire line of the Frank-
Ho. played the best centrmltlon is not custom”): ill Yale to elect a
(that has been seen on Yala- field fombail cu;|.=i*l i" rtilllt‘ illilt‘dlfl?"
since "9an Kctoham made such 3 the close at \‘w salmon. A slightly
name for himself. ' longer richly .~. u.~u:tl will occur
Both of the first string gums gmd. this year. im...:x.\ of tho fact that
hate, but one of the position. should Captain Clinton. 3: Diurk, to consider-
he taken care ofby (tartar Gait, “a .ing returning to Yale for another
HHyt‘d a hang in: m um" he w" wear, "e in :1 ..il“'i of tilt! Sliemtlld
hurt and his place was taken by F”, Scientific l‘llliwfl. u‘t‘itll has both a
No one. cvcroxpactcd to hold the pogl. three and a it . ,. .li' ' ('ml ac. li hm
tion. All he know about football m cit-‘pletm iii. if. mus! course
10 cilargc hard and {allow the boil. inert June law 2.? 2 “.‘li rvturn to col,
Loaouaa wales guru. lmoucaa‘rea “mama. on. ' ,,
»-—- movement, has... Nov. g... .
Lockport Ionian am: cut-um u’sylunus smith. 81. mt vital:
, Yitlo in Every Round. ’knovn of the Imm who have M ‘ ~
BALTIMORE. Nov. maria.» pro-who fishing industry from this pat.
tenuous of Johnny Enlo to content-i died at his home yesterday. He had
ac! mans hsntamwelshu were xiv-i seen nearly a quarter of a century“:
en a rude jolt last night by Dick , service as s fisherman out oi 010W
Madman of Lockport, N. Y. if a de-‘ ter baton becoming an owner at ;
ciaiou had been given in their teni large fleets.
round bout Loadman would have got. _, .
the verdict. CHAUFFEUR SENT TO JAIL- ‘
Madman banded Ertlc a severe! "Dill“ .
beating and earned every round. The] mgflfengzscg'M'u m
New York Stater put up a slashing: automobile fines which M ,
ham: and kept after his man from bad no “We!" duct 5.... m
gong to song. Drtle's attempts to R Head in the W w .5.
box with Loadinan were futile. mi), sentenced m w ‘ w 5*:
.. feur,to'ilforthlrt‘das. m '-
Sentinal Advs. Pay. Try one. w“ obliged with ,{emfi .. ..
fi Bath‘llohesaad
~scandalous _
Complete accompanied rhea: cozy “always welcome”;
gift garments are now ready. Come early and choose your .
gifts from fresh, full stocks. .
BLANKET ROBES —Exccptionally good quality of f. ‘
Blanket Robing and Terry Cloth. Attractive coloring; ouch
as Copmhagen blue, rose, pink etc, in a large variety oi
fancy and Indian patterns. They are well proportioned and
excellently made.
33.” and 85.00
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..
Prices ................. . ...........
CORDUROY ROSES—The last word in boudoir but.
my and comfort. Various Itylos in handsome shades of
pink. coral. Copenhagen blue and turquoise. '_
Prices range from .......... 8338 to $10.09.-
‘
Stamford Manufacturer Accuses His, tins, but they found it impossible to
Spouse of infidelity. ' do so with the strong line of defense
Spatford I". Wyckofl. the wealthyi which we i-‘rankilns were proud of.
young Stamford manufacturer who“ The back line also p1ayed,an excellent
Was recently ‘sued for divorce byt game, hitting the Ridgcncld's line
Vera Wyckoff. tiled a cross compiaint‘ hard. The Emitting played none.
in the superior court today accusing, pally hard all through the game and
his Wife of infidelity and l'lltoltll‘tlblez surprised the crowd at the close of
also.” didn’t‘landi ‘
W th‘
cruelty. He says the names of the the game in detecting the 115 pound
men with whom his wife. is alleged
to have been friendly are. unknown.
Wy'ckolT also charges that his wife‘
is not a resident of this city because
she has not lived here three years as
the law requires in the case of a per-
son bringing a divorce action. He
declares the superior court has no
Jurisdiction. In reply to the chime
of cruelty made by his wife, Wyckoff
lssurs a denial. He also denies own-
ing any property.
“in her divorce action. Hrs. Wyckoft
declared her husband had p‘Operty
worth “abominations asked for all-
lmony. The couple were married
April 17.’ mo. Mrs. WM
.miden me wssIVer-a iBatlw. (toe
of thaellogatlons against. her hus-
,band was that heiforcod bar its side «forgot the I16 pond boas "Hunky-
‘the .temparature was 103.
W "'
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motored?" that .. ”31w f
Ind: flight)” " u . ‘
nor and summations __ ‘ vital
W J
”fl-=9 :Mmm ;
. ohm. its-Hill Carrie;
' ‘was‘
.' boys to the tune of 7.0.
i The day was enjoyed greatly by
the. players and the. Franklin rooters
They started at one and returned
back victortea at seven. Many songs
and cheers were given by the m-
ents onxlllemay. IRldgetlold will"!!!
sho-t in the amply of feedlot-a few
months, as the only store in “Rides.
hold was entirely am! out by’tho
starving boysafter the game. “we
boys were chased by a constable "oft
Ridgefleld for buying out the place}
and leasing mdaafiold in durum. but
could not «hill on towthe truck. which
wasAst'm'pliad with an expert chap!-
fsur.’ wtho proved to :60 too m
In: the unstable. Thus the day was
apart. but still Franklin'flll never
the Eran.
has. claims that Ila if the 115i
pound boys fell on him “fiscally
i didn’t know wi-re he was.
~ ‘ . MIST.
'I‘h’gt W M“ "Mb ‘1“
lineal. the ”3.30., of W
' ' «a
collie; '
II;
A: ..
For was an Wu! that ho would
carry his roan too far back and the
play would no in behind Nm.‘ it is
seldom that you have to tell a man
to let up on his charge in football,
but this was the case with Fox. He
soon caught on. and by the time that
(lnit was in ctmdltloa to play For
had madolaucii impravnmaat that is
was iimmsslble to dirfloo hint
Gatoa Still on Job.
Capt. Buick will be missed both on
account mm in the itao‘and
the thumbs has with the Inca.
"Cilpid" was the life of the team.
The Ells'slrc «trivially ibrtuaate in
having Gates at tactic. This man is
Aftcr‘a long while the team which“ wondor in the line and should be lotlc reprmwm law at that max 139.
even better after the your of experi-
ence he has had .plus tho avoidance
that a victorv nvcr P-bmognn and
Harvard should bring. Baldrldgc is
back for the other tackle. and while
he is not so spectacular and active
as his running mate be can be count-
ed on to nlsv his partition consistently
and efficiently. '
The loss of Mosoiev will be felt
keenly. All who saw the name Satur-
tiav will remember him coins down
the field and picking off the Crimson
back befo'e he could take a stop with
the. ball. Church. who went in after
fifiley, plyediotho game of his life
a s gra out n will
of a mic end. mean the loss
Cornet-ford will be with Yale anoth~
or year and if hn shows much im-
provement over this year in the charm
[lionshln games he. will be in a class
hv himself. Lynch, who did aot‘wet
Ma lfllfl‘r this on. will be back and
be oncbt to be able to make a great
partly? ft;- Comcrford.
a . w o “hired a road deal 0
time. at tackle. this fall has small:
vaarln power. He is a heady player.
but is only 19 and an (amino treat
dost in staying n‘uamiaa. "mltv
in football. La Roche is b-r-k tor
mun-tav- pic-no with “filth, and KIM!)-
ion In“ Mm‘hbv from tho fmqhman
tnam' Wh-ao rum. RM 3]] go m1
that n t. nnsdbla that n munlo “f,
thm will be "and at in" bank.
Him-ml R‘nnn smith.
will. was: out «iv-luv mmrter this
"or “a to. tho Prion-aim: name. but a
find paid gt the last minute. mail!
if "PMIIFPV in out in Ta Rnnbh>witb
not much practice. I
ham 9v; actual «omega l'i ‘1“an
‘hmiufl‘ lfllflflf‘hflv,
Kan-MM mo with Toll Jam M
“voter Marga“. and mm} the,
“lowest its was captain at the fresh-
“so: tom- an” '95th a brilliant "me
«warm ham-rm. Murphy. a son
no the late Hike Mnmbv, la 1 «£de
tawny ~and an neuritis «tron trink-
:rdr: “:1; 1‘! rival-wt the, Penn
«- My) nntmm'a' f '
mil!!! . look or we.
.. ’ am will“ sadlv sols “lbw
mason. as there are rat-all
players filth the var-aim:i ofvafliis
man. "a is a woodman-mane
«r F“ but broken acid ulna-“s his
aluminum '- I ’ -"
mm
Q“ Will about” aoo,
,
the yesterday afternoon on the links of
L Roche came' the Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
jaw—n: .desl miummtnd
rm- m$w""‘}r its
loge. but his . . ‘ l'lifijlll" to pay
football nut ’ i.‘ tit-rides to.
take the fun" «nurse. In case]
he returns u . .tln-r your his,
RMIIOH to th- . «cm-I tissllr-g
Cd. If he tlw ' t Eml Rush!
lCOfl‘t‘l‘lOl‘ll H» 'v 'tiritlgc arc;
the most mu il‘iuttls.
Vac . time.
All the Yo" wrc in tip-
tnp conditlrn “. rmumc
ioollegi- writ "my. Til-e
”notices of a‘ - $519") in
‘Iuflcd 45y Ti‘ lint; made hm.
‘a loading ill... w. Y’llt‘ football. A
movement Jr: to. ..mi to five hiul'l
position on tht- Y.:l~ faculty, as ath-
glow he restivvi :15: head coach of
il'ala athletics Walter Camp was a
member of u.» faulty and of the
Yale univcrlity council. which is
composed of “:1 drums and loading
.profeasors. l". l" .lnncs and Captain
iBlack havc ivrusi-d to discuss the
Host Henson c:.i~pt to express their
gratitude to tlw tenm for the loyal
lsupport gzvcn them.
i Captain liadmun of the Harvard
ioleven said ‘buforc' tho squad deft
‘ here for Cilillhi‘l‘lgtl in a sleeping car
i early this morning:
' "The idea that we didn't expectl
such a light from Yale is foolish, for
ire did. Yule-Kt whole team played
null and as.usual were ready for
any break in the game. This was
one of the games that you can count
as having been won on your own mis-
gplays and of course, you know what
i mean. The Harvard.tcam played
-a hard game. and we could siy a
great deal about Casey's being called
back. but we won‘t. I do believe.
though, that the official should have
been able 'to point out the man Who
was said to'hc guilt). of holding which
cost us a touchdown. He couldn‘t do
" “Humanistic?
and reusing
W.B.Nwoau00mflo,wo
"lowbdmflhinttim El...
if you have never worn a
Killian-TRY ONE—yon
wdl obtain the shoot hr your
money—517k. Value, Comfort.
Wear. Pertact Beau Gown.
it when i protcsiezi and, of course,
it was disappointing." -
Dadnum warmly praised the play-
ing of the two Yule ands, George
tdooelcy and (Thalia Comorford. '
BELL To PILOT PENN“.
mammal: fies Recover-d From
inim'teo and Will Face com“.
PHILADELPHIA, Pm. Nov. 81-
The Pounsylvania football team went
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