,the Orange l‘or the first time.
The Blue and White had to plai‘
'Captaln Georgie Pelise on the side-
lines on account o the shoulder in-
jury he suffered the work befofo in
the Wesleyan game.
Eight members of the team win
he lost next year by graduation. in
910 game with Syracuse. the follow-
in; will plav their last game:
Capt. Pcase. quarterback; Kirch-
meyer. fullback: W11 11;gner end: Aut-
ick and Wilberg. tackle}; Shaw and
Raphael. guards. and Sthimotitsch.
all graduate in June.
The Syracuse-Columbia game to
attracting considerable interest mitt
one of tho largest crowds of the
season is expected. The Syracuse
squad reached New York today and
had a workout at the Polo Grounds.
A year ago. Syracuse bent Colum-
bia tiller a hectic struggle by a
score of 9 to 6. when McBride
‘klcked three field goals. Koppisch
made the Columbia touchdown. Col-
umbia is anxious to erase this no-
‘teat and also to finish the season
with a victory. 91
. Thu lineups:
Columbia Syracuse.
Wagner ...... . . . . . . . . . Archoska
' , LE
Kerrigan ....... . . Lee
LT
'Sltaw Riggs
.. LG
Schimotitsch ........ . . . Wittman
Center
Wiberg Levy
. no ,
Alilick Hayley
. m1 ‘
Brady .. .. ........ Hanson
“E a
Peace (cant) . ...... . . . . .. Cooke
QIi
Emringhsm . ...... . . . .. . . . Carr
LII
Madden ..... . ..... tcupt.) Foley
'. It}!
‘ Kirchmeycr .. .......... Flanagan
Fullback.
" Referee—E. J. . O’Brien. Tufts.
'Utnplro—Dave L. Fultz. Brown.
LinesmanwE. E. Milloi‘. Penn State
mold fudge—Pete Dwyor.
. ..
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at the
SYRACUSE. Nov.
bell game with Columbia
Polo Grounds on
against Ohio State at Columbus with .
Georgetown vs. Quttntico at \Vlthl-
ington.
Middle West.
liucknell vs. Detroit at Detroit. ‘
Vermont vs. St. Louis at St. Louis.
Fordham vs. John Carroll at Clovc-
land.
Nebraska vs. Notro Dame at Lincoln.
Drake vs Southern Methodist at Dal-
ins.
Iowa State vs. Kansas State at Amos.
Texas Christian vs. Austin at Fort
Worth. .
Marquette vs. Mercer at Milwaukee.
South.
Georgia vs. Alabama at Birmingham.
Georgia 'l‘cch vs. Auburn at Atlanta.
Kentucky vs. Tennessee at Lexing»
Ion, Ky
\' irginiu \s. North Carolina at Chap.
el llili.
Centenary vs. Tulane at Shreveport.
William and Mary vs. Richmond at
Richmond.
Far West.
Washington vs. Orogon at Seattle.
Multilomah vs. Gonzaga at Portland.
Arizona vs. Nevada at Tucson.
Occidental vs. Hawaii at Los Angolan.
Denver vs. Colorado at Denver.
Colorado, Aggies vs. Wyoming
Fort Collins. Col.
Montana 1's. Montana State at Mis-
souia. _
ltt
Day will make the final appearance
of five of the leading Syracuse
players. They are Jim Foley. cap-
tain. quarterback: Carl Hansen.
halfback; Carl iiiggs and (ills lint;-
gc. guards and lrlvlng Mentlali. enu.
These five. have figured prominently
In all Syracuse games for the last
three years. Captain Foley is. per-
haps. the best known of the lot. He
ranks with the bust quarterbacks In
“It' East this season and for two
yearsprcviouswas Instrumental in
all of Syracuse‘s victories Foley came
to Syracuse from Bufficid tConn.)
Prep. School. where he was a back-
t'tirld mate of the brilliant Eddie
Tryon. the Colgate captain. This is
Foley's first year at quarterback. as
ho was a halfback for the past two
you“!
Carl Hanson is finishing his first.
term as a regular. He has been a
good substitute for the past two
years. but such vctcran material as
Jack hlellrlde and Chet Bowman
Thanksgiving kept him on the bench.
mitt Fullback.
Coast critics say Nevers of Stan-
ford Is the best fullback _Iii that sec~
uon.
Big Golf Prizes.
Florida as a winter attraction for
sport lovers is again offering fancy
prises to tempt pro golfers to com-
pate there.
Champion Team.
No one seems to dispute the right
or Dartmouth to be classed as the
ohlmpion team of the universe.
Work for “India.
A number of big league ball play-
on have signed to play basketball in
the new pro-league. Mere worry for
the magnatcs and work for Judge
knots.
Princeton Stir.
Captain McMillan of this year's
[teat Princeton clevcn is one of the
best centers the Tigers ever boasted.
Pointed for Yale. ‘ ‘
A tie with the. Navy and a defeat
the hands of Colgate. makes it
”in Princeton pointed for Harvard
find Yale.
Sure of Honor.
~An All— America team that doesn't
Min the names of Grange and
louder. will result In an investi-
. . a the sandy of the picker.
16
Sister Issllos Dell.
George Sisler says his eyesore as
good as ever again and that the
player Who wins the American
League batting honors will have to
beat him.
Hoppe‘s Kind Words.
Willie Hoppc, tax-champion. says
Jake Schacfcr is the best of all bit-
liard players. That is a fitting re-
mark since he trimmt‘d the great
lioppe.
., Weak on Passes.
Inability to devoIOp a defense for
the forward pass is Coach Doblc‘s
greatpt weakness. In other respects
his Corneliteame are always mighty
proficient.
Real Battle.
The Army and Navy game of this
year should be a writer. Both teams
have‘had pbor years. Victory in that
game erases previous failures.
Tryon ls Consistent.
'Eddie Tryon Colgate halfback. has
been one of the most consistent per-
formers on the gridiron during his
three years of play.
. All Seek Grange.
Since the opening of the football
season "Red" Orange has received
over 100 invitations to speak at vari-
ous athletic events. He has refused
them Iii.
I BOY
GEORGETOWN
’T-‘rnA'IRFIELD Nov. 26 ~Jlm (lai-
“gin r. former football stai- at
lfllcid High school and later cup.
‘ f the Fordhom Freshman
_:h. s been making a name. 'oT‘
in football circles at
‘t'grtr 1 n l'nixcrsity. Transfer-
6' the \Vssh- ngtnn institution
Gills her 1mm: diateiy be
rotate in matters
ll dill it was all
first ineligible team. an eleven com-
posed of players who are not elo-
gtble to represent the school due to
the one year ruling. Coach Lou
Little of the Blue and Gray cohorts.
has much praise for Gallagher's
football ability and is grooming the
local lad for service on next. year‘s
team.
CR.\.\'ES MEANS RAPHXESS.
TOKIO.-—-A pair of cranes. sym-
bolical of married happiness, have
made their nest in the topmost
branches of an ancient pine tree that
stands In the Fuhisgo Imperial Gar»
den“. ‘i‘he natives. who believe in
the quaint Japanese superstitions.
hold this to be a Joyous sign.
.1 boy who doesn‘t want to eat log a cl.
alias: that make him lick is sick.
mouth, 62 to 13.
Pennsylvania seems to have the
edge over the Cayugans. but if (Iii
Dobiv's men are able to organize an
oi! tzlcklc liltnt‘k Him the. out: which
held Dartmouth 4 to Iii in the first
period, tho lied and little will have
It most interesting afternoon. 'l‘Iil-rc
is no denying tho strength of 130-
l,Ic's insido offonsivc. Dartmouth
could not stop it while it was II‘t‘HII
and unswnycd by the morale-
1011t'kliig forward pass attack of
the Green. and Pennsylvania would
not stop it. if it got to functioning
after its linnovl'r manner.
The crux of tho qticstidil tics in
tho forward puss. Pennsylvania has
shown ability to work with tho pass
and ability to slip it. I‘l‘llli has
won lznnlt's wuh tho pass. Witness
the \ictory 0\'t'l‘ Yale. Witness tho.
triumph over t'liicago. in which a
pass and a long run by 'I‘haylr gave
to the live] and l’tluu tho touclidOwn
which won by 7 to 0.
I‘t-nn has hacks who can throw
and take the bail; it has a. fine for-
ward-pass i'cCt-ivt'r at one of the
ends ill 'l‘hllyrr, and a good attackI
out 01' which to Iit't'tlk its 111-11111!
thrusts. -ln fact. the forward Ino:
is bound to bu i’vnun big standby u i
n I
|
the pass as a winimn and 11s
threat; the pass tuned with l\'r- 111..
plunges and Uonglus‘ Olit'n ihlmi
lutlnlllg. 1
Cornell has proved time and
again that it is 111 ll loss against the
lorlvaiil pass. it has no real p-lss-
1111,v :11.1ick of its own. This ”Itild'
tion has uroliat-ll it certain cotvrlo m
“IUTHIII. 111111 We hour that there is a
rent move to get tiooiu Out. ilobli
hue Lined to realize the tremendous
litlpol'illnc‘o it lilo ll'illl'! ilil'uut 11111
a versatile titltlt‘k and its a. result is
not getting the most out 01 his illu-
tt-i'ial.
Despite liobiu‘e gloomy assertions
Cornell has tho material to work
with. but thus 1111' it lulu shown the
divine ~p'1rk only once—via IIIl'
gland ram that I\ at Loiuuiliiu. IT
to It."'nl1 r wills show tnnt Cor-
ncil has the IilIIt'I' scoring punch.
bnt'tliis dot-sn't mean much. as the
calibre of the clowns met. by l‘cnn
and the Cayllglius has differed
greatly.
_c__--_-_._. ”m--- _. I
Shelton and Derby
IliGl‘Id Clash 'li‘oday1
SHELTO\. Nov. 25 ~The annual
game IIt‘I.\\'L‘t‘ll the. Shelton and Deb
by Ilinh school toolbail elevtns will
be playcd Iomortow morning. 'Il1e
Shelton I\l\\.1nis clilh has as in the
last two y'cais secured a band for
the Shelton i'ootcrs while Derby
rootcrs have also procured a band
for thoir eleven. Enthusiasm is
running at the highest peak pos-
sibie while the. betting odds favor tho
Shelton eleven on tho eve of the
game.
_....J—————-—
SCORICD 120 POINTS.
NEW ohm-mas, La. Nov
'.i‘ho undefeated Tulane l‘nlvorslty
team claims the countrl's biggest
point scorer in "Peggy" Flournoy.
its sensational halfback. Where Ed-
.25.—
dic Tryon. of Colgate. leads the
East with 103 points and Benny
Friedman. of Michigan. leads the
West with 52. the. Tulane star has
piled up 120 points. I-‘lournoy ov-
agcd forty-seven yards on seven
punts as his team defeated Louis-
iana State on Saturday.
When public opinion. is boiled
. gore over
J}
MAHAN
Moot (‘onoh Ira Itolm'ra and a
pair of his \‘l’vzzi \‘ii':'.l:.i:1 Hat's. This
is Itmlgorti' first «main in III" men-
tor i'oio at the .\Im.nt: lIllII‘I‘ institu-
tion and lio'n hall 11 lil'.:‘..l_v .‘tllt‘t‘t‘titi-
till campaign. Much of tho t‘l'l‘ilii
for Victory plus I1) (‘.ip'. Multan and
his tintiriiilito, I'.llIs')y who have
played a ('nl’tvisil‘llt brand of I'vflbIIlll-
ing all season.
BI Lift?
[EVAN S
“1th. :11 soil
In all lul‘lll oi" :1l.i.i,-t:i'l.
it'illll or ”iv individual \'.‘lli1
that lines (“or hip.
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greatest Button TittilliN‘ Di
t'islvie
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a Tiger eleven nus t-lvr
against the Crinulon.
In the isle 1:.-111w.
i" gull-1'11.
I‘ritli'oton 11111
an eleven llislt all IXIII'IIH admitted"
was superior to thi- 'l‘l-.:.-1s. Appar-
ently the COIIIltIt‘llt‘C that mine wit.1
IIlt‘ Ii:ir\nrtl victor." ivns the ten
thing that I'I'Illt‘t‘ltill TIt'VlIt‘lI.
Ilow I‘rlnci‘lon lI' 11.111111 I'
it is new football iiietnlv. “‘1 ii: 111
ally it was tin 1.113151 Nt‘iil‘ i ii‘ '11-
made against the I'. Illt.
inic was lI"rl'llI(‘\I
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Princeton Itill'Ifl‘iI :1 punv'h and out 1
player. Jtlltt‘ Single. of
the ilowcr to tile
that created illnot:
Yale and “award.
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SI..\t.l.t-2'5 Dill-Ills.
Fame is flat Mtg. 11 counts quitk
ly and often llrplli'ts 111111 more
Last scnson Jake. Slacic 11;
good but not :1 git 1t halfback
Princeton. 'iliis ye :1r .1 .1kc
an outstainlinc candid: to
America honors
In the Harvard game single play-
ed brilliantly. it is 11111111 1111..:.uni
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in tho I‘.L.‘1I.H 1'i'
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for a punt-1' to hun- two big 11.»...
against traditional rixnls. 31:12:11"
was as good. if not better. against
Yail‘.
Iile dash of 82 yards ft'r :1 l(.‘tlt‘II
down against Yale, \\'I‘1Il“.l yaw
Princeton the edge by being first
team to score. “as :1 ' ‘t‘til tonic lot
the Tiger eleven. . The first Si'UI't
plays a big part from a psychologi-
cal standpoint.
Poi-using the Princeton records. I
find that Single :1 S“-\a1dcanier w .s
the third longest run t'\'(‘l" made, b\
a Princeton player against Yale.
Back in 1898 Arthur Poi picked
down you find nothing.
up a fumble in the last minute of
HE OUTDOES
HAMILTON. N. Y.. i'ov. 25.——Tho
original football icelnan!
This title Is claimed by J. Edward
Trvon. flashy halfback and captain
of the 19::o Colgate i'nivcrsity foot-
ball team.
Tryon antcdatcs even
Grange in the. ice business.
The Maroon star‘s
several years ago. Tryon's mother.
during the summer months. con-
ducts in general store at Congomand
Lake. Muss. She also operates the
ice business for the summer colony
at that watering place. with the aid
of her son, Eddie.
During the vacation season Tryon
takes care of the ice business for
his mother —- delivering. keeping
track of accounts. etc. He has been
doing this since he was 14 years old.
He is now 22.‘ So for eight years
Captain Eddie Tryon has been an
Ice man.
After the third game of every sea-
son Tryon disappears from the root-
ball squad. returning a day or two
later. lie has done this for three.
yous.
The niiswt-r is that after the third
grid r‘t‘tl‘t'st Tryon goes back to Con-
gomanil l.;:k1' and closes up his mo»
"Red"
thcr‘.» "luv and store for the win.
What you sinful depemlr upon . let.
«1 Bin“! ,0“ ' TIA-l 'liildt.‘ III! letter for
thin-e t : Colgate in track. he-
. weight man and a fair
pole mullet.
t
father died '
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‘llevo l?“'\kl_\lll‘ilig the west had I101Tl
taming about (lr: iiigc lor tl1. ici- yo us.
if lit 1‘ 1d I'illltd against I‘cnn the
last “1 111d tic still dubious as to his
ni'entiii- in.
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‘ truly meat (”hit 195 dillwr in
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IIIt‘ plutli: the) arc at tht-ir best in'
the tiisis l‘roxing himself equal
to the big occasion has hten a tin-
liitiri', caret r.
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turt of Grangc‘ :1 play liltOilgIlnllt his
time tlIltI vln 1\1.'.i TlllII \tl‘) f1 11' lII‘lf‘
{turn it 1l« 1111. \‘ of those who
I’S If iii‘LE- TOE STOCKINGS
C:‘ has to Close Out
"»1'::'I;.l": Sic, L1 woven and Beige
\'!11 no Slim
35': —-3 Pair for $1. 00
..I iiALLETTE
"ON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
CII'LD‘.
as
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68 ‘ i LEI-Hid?
he .-\1 cm. ~11. mi (11': 111: e 101 humming
In pioflssioml I=IiI|lIIIII p‘. out and
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31.1111 tiril”11 tl1 t pt't rsvd tho opiii t
ion ti. :1! (11.1120 “Hid “(-111 [0051"
in tho pr. l‘iwioimi vaults just its ho12
s~t thr- uoild 1'21. tire “hit: a Collt-go‘
grid star.
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‘mous Yale fighting spirit. Hand-
some reward for return and no ques-
itlons asked.
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Important details a. traditions and
historic backgrounds to Yale and
[Inn on! while it “THE. out and built
up a foothill tram.
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hate It'll such
starting his moncy making career In
the. light way. .Down then he will
at it sat learn to talk of millions in
a glib, tnsual. e1 e1 y»da3 manner.
3 O D
We do not take any stock in the
nvport Grange intends to become a
movie here. . . .\\'e know for s ism
that he has now:- worn a slave brace-
let.
0 O B
11' SEEMS T0 at: .1 0110mm
thsrom 'ro HAVE GIRL CHEER
LEADERS THESE DAYS. . ..o.\'1~:
1WAY TO TELL GIRL CHEER
' LEA DEBS FROM THE 0TH ER
SEX IS BY THE WAY TIII'IY
DRESS.
C O I
Bonny Leonard‘s theatrical busi-
zv-u must he prelu- good this week.
. . _.\t on; rim- he hasn't announced
':i~ return to the ring yet. or again
1-1' “listen-r the proper word is.
I t I
OI‘R EXPERIENCE WITH VEG.
I-‘T TARIA\S HAS BEEN VERY LIM-
IITISD BUT WE SI'I‘I’OSE WHEN-
1.11:1: ONIZ‘ OF THEM
d" g. CRACKED
JOE WIT LlA‘iS
W
By going to Florida 11 ed (Lance is'
"l‘EliVI-Il) Iii} l‘L'TS .-\ i‘U'I‘ATO
iClIII‘ ON HIS SHOIfIIlIZII.
l . O O .
I Harvard is claiming a moral vic-
tct'\ O‘tl idle. not r1 .ll‘lzinl. that
Ithosc things went out of vogue along
iwith iublier tire «urrt'is rod tinnnll
pt- Ititcms :ilill litilT- -tiitt l‘SII’ltt automo-
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I .‘l'IK'tly Inkt‘s the football (“portal
E-(‘rittllsly any more except to 300 it
they were as for wrong this work 115‘
they were last work.
' e e s
.’ lining made his Illiilk on tho]
gridiron Grange sot-ms determined toI
make. his dollor mark in the 1ealmI
of finance. (Boy. there's a prettyI
phrase for you, that “realm oi"
finance"! Take it and linger over it
. while.)
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Well. we‘ve got this far In the col- ‘1
tunn today without utterlng one ll‘li
ltsy. bitsy word about Dempsey and'
Just to prove silt-ii a thing is pos-
slblcum aren't going; to mention him
I at all.
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Reading that throt- safeties were
made in one. football game Saturday
Mr. O'Goofty laments the boys were
not playing with the lively ball....
"Then they might have got a couple
of triples." he points out.
Love is awful stuff, It's a fire
which brraks (nt unexpectodl)‘.
kecps two potpic busy-
y'lthoring
GETS incl for it.
”it'll .
'Ailo suv voila
own PLUMBING
Bathroom Outfits Complete, 930 Up
GAS RANGES 32‘.“ up. We carry I complete line of PLUMBING
and HEATING supplies. .1 representative will sdirt
problems of installation at showroom. or send for tree 1181:1332 0In:
Cash or my payments.
.i. M. semi-wanna co. Inc.
36 New Summer St. Stamford, Conn.
lunches:
mw.»mse..s.r.¢. MMIM%N.Y.C.
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all . inn EVENING-q ENTINI In—SO. NORWAI" A. CONN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26,111)? ,
yracusi and Columbia Battle at I he POEO Groun (is E Udall"
‘ BLUE AND WIII'I'EW T0 HAVE " EST VIRGINIA A I-' H '"
.1 , W ND is $1 IARSI GREAT EIGHT Gilli) GREENE
0N CORNELL IN FIIII BRIDGEPOIIT NEXT M01 IIIII'I
Largest Crowd of Season Expected to See BAI ”E TflDAY I1 pmrmer irici Lg $3.51.... 1 , l‘
1 _ x .1 1.. .3... k. 1 ‘ (I, ' t .
Struggle in New York—Syracuse Won Last . l mm?“ mm “Hug Mulliz: m i to n
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Year By Score of 9 to 6—Many Men to Play But Dobie’s “Inside De- ‘ ll” 1 l . . ‘ .. ‘ ‘ ”m
For Last Time ,, ' ‘ . but tilts for Touch battle \\ liii lis‘t'oit
fense May Be Prob- \l illiams
> NEW YORK. Nov. L'li.-—Iiopetul lem for Red and Blue . .. . “_LW.‘
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Mg some for the first time this sea- Boys "“"" ‘v' 1'" "I” “-‘ ”I‘l'w 1W HI‘IV‘I'H“ '1 ‘ill 1111171:1 :111'1. lull-w '11..:... II
lot‘Coluinbia's “mum" team 1. - . . '. :111 :.li :Ill' l‘.‘itI i'ivl' III“ I'Ii‘lil liLzlil :|Itl\'.'ll Illl" 1.1M i‘uillltl- Illi' 1...”. ..,
ready for the important battle with PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25 _.. Mil-112.111.- Hum. 111 lln- l‘:_ll'l. 'I'Ill"ll'r 11.11:: 1mm 5'... rain .1. I“ _.. ..\
:i'mcusohut the Polo Grounds toduly. ES T \thn Pennsylvania and Cornell '|".11T"\""".' I... 1' i=1 1 ‘ HV'IH'JI'W '1'” "‘ "“ “"”“' 5‘" ""' --
n all t 0 im orient go on he . . .. . 3 ‘“ ' ‘ " " 'l"" ""”‘1-‘“ “"1='-1‘li'311!‘?l::'l ii -
m“, "“1 White: his plays? so (”I nloet In their thirti-sttond football ‘\._.._ 51'1‘111'1"3'11‘1Z'H'I “,i $111.0“. II..II11I.IIII:. “WWL ”"1 ”I“ 1.. 1. "
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services of one or more at its stars. E“"" It will be a bunk: between Iil'wlin 1 ""1“"? “Hi1 ”1 l>|1'3-' of .\'..1-. 1111.111 mu or ll. 1.1..» 11.. :111I 1 '- l
However. Jim Iloynoids. tackle; Cornell vs. Pennsylvania at. I'lilla» which have been recovcrlna l'l'liln “WI“; 111.1 ""‘ “1 "1' "' “ll" “1'01“"?me l l'uli it'lunv. who 11 1.1.: .
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to play. against Syracuse. With all Pittsburgh vs. lien" State at i‘ltts- of tho Illinl. And it's as big :1 pron. 1mm” 12:11:11.1 11.»; “wind-11.111111: 11.11.. 11.111111- Iill.ll.11' “-t.-11.1; 1 1
its stars at hand Columbia will have burgh. '0'“ “mm" CNN" ”"5 "W1“ flll)’ l'h‘mm‘“ "' 1"" "mm” """" I .1“""""‘- “'"Ilitmh- 111’-
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In excellent opportunity to defeat .rown \s. Colgate at prmldtnce. ough tronnciiig it got from Dark ,Jlm 5mm.“ 11111.1 “mum". “m an; 1~‘I;III;,1;‘II.I1II ml. til-it‘llw In in :ur
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