!
.I Some Kicker!
‘- With West Sides
3»: on’s Second Game
I arity In Backfield YWestport Team-‘
Signed By Manager Maddock—Several
3- Expected In the Lineup. --.
Owls will strive to !
fl-li tli‘l‘eii‘ handed
est Sides of Stamford
positions in nti effort to turn ou‘. a
“illlllliK combination.
The teams will llui‘up as follows'
-- sumo lint Sunday p0“ U“.5 Staliiforil‘
’ “In" the ”me Mm“ Lli. . .Ix'yela .. . . ..... Smith 1
y afternoon. The LT. . Arclola ..... . . . . . . .. Kovae
,-in,\'("»l 1“ ”l” ““d' ],i‘._..T.' J.Ilil.“ilii ...........(‘iil|ur
30' t‘. ...Imolllll; ..... Yoeger
of the team “"3 ‘0 llii. . .5. .I.li|ihil\l .... . . . .. Tliotnaq
Build“? ”m “M“ 1m. . ..tn.i.-.-.u.... ........ Contriiiot
“‘1 “In“ to 5h." the RT .Murushalt .... . . . . .. Smith.
0““ “mm”? "9-" on. .Alilluir ...... imt'tx‘
" “"“ul‘ “’r ””“r ltllll.t'.'ii't'oll ....... llillinilhaiu
onlltht they will find Lilli ’ “mm" ... _ . . . .. “flinch.
in different poslll0n<. 1y“. .h‘lrum .. . . . . .. . .\'.mmnl
‘ l
ckfli-ltl l'lll'f‘l will lie - _
' on Sunday. Eddie
-r ntnr of the .\'or-
ill be seen in the
llnizan. of llridizw
ii an llll «\li‘fl quar-
om-
t‘.\l"l‘.\l.\' KNOX .\li'tit)\\'.\‘.\
IlRITlSll TASTE TI‘RVS .
TU .\imu: \\'l.\l-‘.. mat-tit:
i.t"ixnt‘i.\'. (.\P) wltrlnklm: habits
or llrilish people have until-mono it
«hung.- illll’illL: illt- last t‘lflllif‘f‘n
mouths. :lt"i‘OitIlllK to «lose oliatrv-
'I‘llt'li‘ is has eonsumptinn of
liver and spirita liili a monintr de-
mand for vine and “Bill foreign
l.. . r.
The leader of the Green and
he~'t hitektlelil men turned out at
the \\'i-.~t .\ieuue sehool iii il num-
ber of seasons. He. has speed. lini‘
plunging nllilii\. t'iin Hell and pass
the hall and in fart has everything
that goes- to make up it good back.
Iiiim has been the individual star
in iill ol' the games played by N. H.
n. this iii-neon. lie looiu‘llke good
lillilit'l‘ for some i'ollelre team In the
min-e. .\bove all. the leader of
Norwalk High school‘s eleven in M
gentleman hoth on anti oil the play-
ing ilehl.
EEddie Lord Scores
' Over Tom Jarrett
Ilildie Lord, .\it-ridr-n lightweight.
r players ni‘v‘ expect-
0 the game Sunday
. was unable to play
. n smashed flutter.
n he on «leek Sun-
in another further
to don a uniform
le. .\lanager .lat-k
eh Tommy ('urrau
ayera to different
f'l‘s.
The fall in eonsiimpiimi ot spirits
is r..-~pousihh- tor a report that Ms-
illli‘l‘\' ar. eoiitvinplallng a reduction
of on.- third iit lllill' output this
war.
Roy Dozens’
‘ RT BARRAGE
riter’s Slant On Sports In Norwalk .
And Elsewhere '
. playing the Cotil-
--l eleven in New
... . The. Elm
advantage in
r. v I lads. Despite
3 Green and “liite
Intelld to throw up
will be in there
. ting.
over llrouu. The real test will
come en the following Saturday.
when they atack tip against the
strong Army team. West Point has
yet to meet defeat. They have
shaped up real :itrong iii the pre-
liminary game: and are being- hailed
as the champions of the east. We
shall see.
ven. in their eight
the Acorn A. t‘.,
evening
Lord piled up a lead in the early
rounds of the limit and a rally in
round bout.
Bridgeport
Iii
tory to Jarrett. Referee .lini Keefe.
was the third man in the. ring.
Johnny “ ted" Allen. veteran
rlnizinaii of ilridrreport, provi-d "hat
he ean still light and stored a let-li-
nieal knockout over Young limiuona
of Waterbury The llraas (.‘iiy
writer that more
‘taken in haultiug
the Green and
lit the past few
'T‘ been slapped
the other high
Young Mulligan is getting really
to return to the ring. The local
Ilalllflllliii‘igill ri'm‘ntly informed the
writer that he had not started on
his trip to the top of the pile. He is
now employed in the “thou Point
for the start of the awn-nth round.
', e are a number plant of the Standard Oil Company, fluffy”!!! if? .hSWN' .Amgnja'
teams in the and says that he is working real \i'.w' «Alli. ..itmidemo‘ry'ozer go"
3” ‘t‘ommereial hurt! and getting into condition for ei hi I“ u 1' h, ...: H: ', n i .0”
’ nrren Harding his i'uiiipnign this whiter. bfdlv ”1.2:...“ '18.}. ,I. “mh .“a‘s n
a little bit too 0} ti“. ho", Lam”- m “6 0nd
Mulligan has many good scraps
left in hlin. but he doesn't seem to
get anywhere in the ring gumt'.
Several times he appeared to head
Jimmy Kelley. .\'ew York. won
from l'ltil (‘llnl‘nllilh Bridgeport. in
. ennui-ted at the
an eight round hout. i‘hapman dil-
. ow in the Armory,
Frankie I'll)“. IIIC IOI‘ ”16 it)“ 01' the liantamwpighi 233:;J‘w‘33mhh fittingrff. YIIG Bias
ilet‘urt‘d mine. of pile, but each time he ramp»... .i, .1 -‘ " ‘ ‘“ (”k at—
c mitt artists in setback and Illllll‘ili'wi down the lad. Y “I. ,
\ [,0 appear 0|] iiitl d”: I hope ”m. ’1‘. Hill E'l :iit‘ay m Idll) Lilli), Iltldtreporl. fighting
his first professional scrap. turned in
- continue to pour :1 uriod hl'ii't thi‘e tliii a and lo“
. . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " ' ‘l‘ a technical l\ill"i‘l out in ili‘
itnd Fay will have l'lliiil on pain: until he lauds: up mm... (....r Tm,”\,w pi." firms
“ he can use. xvii-"re he should Il'l\" in in lent: (lilo.
port. in lll'.‘ opening heat of the eve-
nine.
A number of Norwalk fight fans
made the trip to the Park City to
,wateh the bouts.
...—a—
More
an ease up Sat-
rs of the Blue
trouble winning
Tomorrow.
Cranksha. t
MOTOR.
‘77:: World? smoothed Me.
in All NASH Models
anmAmvf Further
Great Attractions
.4
. L. 'BENED
' PHONE 754
"55' file;
“liite foothill] lentil is (tire of ill'"
won over Tommy Jarrett. New Ha-v
las‘. I
the final round failed to bring vic-1
anrapper failed to answer tho helll
“RED” MILLER
TRAINS HARD
‘jHopesto Represent State
’ In Bouts At Madison
Square Garden.
"Rid" .\lllli‘r, loval iii:litweii:h:
;li0Xt‘r will resume tiaiiiiliig for his:
(bout. with Young Charlie
in. any:
’evt-uiiu: at lillh illlil
noon. .\lill.i
.laat \teiiiglii'heii the show wan paw.
lpolied to pt'euvut liiiu
Hillli'.
:‘I.iii'I'
.liiaedl‘h tryiu
(Iiht‘t'liillllllti ll'.‘llllll.'
il'iilil bl!“ -.
lint
\ hullli, lllt. .\']tlu u'fllitl‘l \\'Ii“i\ ‘i ...
.l. ili.i:.;i\ii in l...
May. and lie is anxious to “we l‘.
-II ':-;.t otf the ‘Ii ll~ has ti .tl l
.plau. that he will wait i1.- mm!
until: ldui into the arms .\....
l-heua. \i'IlPll they hurt on All” ml
t‘\|‘l-iilt:
.‘il'lt r I" more than iill\ll.ll3l 2.. \. ..~,
il.|h‘ Illilll in Iii" t\tl‘.l lli.t 2..
l..- \ii'i it i'lll‘llltt l‘I'tl :lilli‘.‘l' in.
l.'.i.\i‘.s \'.l.ii Will it pl'i‘m Ill iii" : .t
to t‘i’tl‘lll‘tlt' at tl:~ .\ladhimi F». . |
(iaiuru and line tiiiiil Slain» a! ...
iJli.
in lookiai: OH‘l' .\illli'l"\ rwu: l ...
tht amateur raulu, we illlii iii .. it
til
«1...,4
lllm takei putt in nine ihliiliii ..-i
“on i..\ of that lillllllit‘t'. -i lj.l
lirtilniuln‘f ruortl l'tanl. lat, i- 2.... ‘
liaudliiu: .\Ilili'l‘ haw hiutv-d tum.
“III .lmvlop Min-i. :u .. (iill'i . .
lOl' Iill' .\'tal- Ill1lit'.'.~i:‘..' l‘tlt.
.‘lllli-l"s li-i't).‘.I lollmxs.
.'m~ ltuy, won on foul. :lrd i0: ' ..
K it. Jiwlcsuu. \\.-u by iziie. ..t .‘
:lid lOlillil. l
1'. i. \\1ll|ams¢. tinn lil't mo l. t
i i'tiiJIiIN.
: .lm- lav, um: .iwition i roua ~
I N in”): lifililil \tivll iii'i‘l.“~lit;i, l
Ili‘il'ldi’i. \
i Kid (ialoa. won .le.1:.iou. -i h”. !
"onus: iniuiii.d.. lost I-y 1.: . .-
ont. lat. round,
I Young: Charlie. ie-t ilt‘i‘lsm'i, l
1 rounds.
Sam .\linlev. lorzt in: lx'llf‘li’i."lf
is. wild round.
l
l..ill team at
littllld‘e,
: y. 1!! ':z
: mtg.
PILOT HIGH S(
‘HOOL ELEV EN
Leonard lliii'ri-. manager; Kirov
('ilélt‘ill liohert \l'iilfe. .lr.. nn~i~tant
““Photo liy \\'i‘ill\t‘i
.\it'tiownli, captain: Perry \l‘. lit'liii.
i-iiili'li.
The four Itlillil‘tl above are eilileniorluu to turn out n “inning [out-
I'll‘
iir~t L'uliil'.
linuhiiry llilrh \t'IltlUI lentil.
Football Captains [
I'llll. Ill'\.\'l‘i.l.
i'itli-
.\l',\\' li,\\'i',.\' i't-i.tt. HM. l' ~
l'o..",..“. l..i»:w '. at. ‘.Illi\ lilllilll
..t \t'. this n.. u; 'i'l'. .2..~.pi:.-
l..i
it“
in! tl...‘ "|\'I'il!\'lIlI-i‘i‘1ii‘lli"
. ', i'ii'VI‘ll li..\e cradtiahd. New
'lid'r'i'idl I~' l-I-lilliiil, with lilillit’l't)‘.i.‘~
r-"a. '. 3.1;: up an of \'.lrl<'li_i‘
i'..l- is out to ivt'vr lii‘i
III of i.i>»‘ awn \\li- it it lost to.
aid l‘eiiii.-4_\1\.'iuia and;
lithium
l".
'l lllv'i‘itili
' . iiIv were. til «i in pinyin: a Henreieeal
llv \i,th one or the wraliest liar-
\.iiul t: 'iiiie the (Tritium. t\'t‘l‘ put on
llii .'
l‘li.1
'i-iil
i‘aptnin of
iiiliillell
a heady
earlier and
linen-ll ls
. 't. i!;i".i’\li
I“ K;
liall
llllH
pill) :1 l
flt‘ hi
can
tilldlit'tlhiijh.
r. ill t'.t!, i.i‘.i'
humor of t'lltlll\ puma,
LIKE (a
iPROPER THROWIM: or PASS DEPENDS!
0N GRIP; RHv'rz-m or MOVEMENT
' ‘ SWING
s . - __ , _ ,_ \
BY "SWEDE" OBERLANDER
Dartmouth, All-America lInlfbiiek.
1015
The proper grip is most important
in hurling a. forward pass.
Why not compare the movements
of a. forward pass to those used in
swinging a golf club? The same
primary essentials'are discovered in
both.
A hasty survey reveals that each
first must have the proper grip;
perfect execution and timing of the
swing of the arms: at the exact mo.
ment a. snap of the wrist and the
follow through.
Then in order to secure these few
precious yards of additional distance
other bodily forces must be co-or-
dinated wtih the muscles of the
arms. But first, let us examine the
Erie. .
Unless it player has exceptionam'
short and stubby hands I never ad-
vise the ball to be thrown while
resting loosely within the fingers. A
firm grip as in golf is desired. Let
me try to analyze the position of
the hall in my hand.
My'flngers cover the lacing with
the first Joints extending beyond.
My second finger covers the last
lace toward the heel. my thumb is
further towards the heel. liming
over the seam on the side; In this
manner the hall is no balanced that
the long axis is inclined slightly to-
ward the toe of the hall.
So much for the grip. New for
the swing of the arm. Watch my
hand as the ball is brought directly
orn- ll‘y ohoulder.
For a longer-l hand, never.sldearm.
pm. more impetus iii. of course. re- . l‘."l' It is not easily hiocked by the
‘.
position further in back of the body.
The Livings of it are on the out.
biiif‘. Now the hall begins to travel
in an arc and as it does my wrist
is snapped over and down an the
hall leaves my hand. This motion
insures a spiral.
Important as the follow through
it: in golf. just as vital to a Inc.
eesstul pass is the follow through
of the throw.
This can be accomplished by con-
tinuing the swim; of the am
through until the hand is pointed
directly at. the receiver of the pass.
The ball should leave the hand
following the direction of a slight
are. If it is thrown too high it
easily is covered by the secondary
defense.
And yet. on the other hand, if
sent on it straight line. with much
speed it is difficult for the receiver
to handle.
The grip described has certain
advantages over a hall thrown
loosely. When gripped. more no-
curatc direction is afforded. A wet
hall can he equally in well handled.
And by gripping the bull what
no call "authority" can be gained.
That is. the hall seems to follow a
definite fixed route as if ordered.
It does not float as one towel,
hurled.
The ball leaves the hand Just as
it begins its downward path on the
arc. The throw is very similar to
the peg that n catcher uses when
throwing to second. directly over-
\or\\nil. Iligh N‘Iiikii.
(m iii: .1. t. llSlVf‘ lluunell‘s .1“.
4...». and hard l..i'ltlei'. and a le‘\t‘l'l
"\Dl't‘li'li.
in this mui- ,
They hate yet to “in their
'llie lit-artwt that they i'itilie it. n “in “ll" a tie with III"
The (.I'
llli'l‘t‘ilii Illizli ~i'liiiol t‘ll‘\t‘ll of \en
em and “line is plating the (out-
”ilit‘ll ”Ii: afternoon.
Norwalk Nine And
Wilton Farmers In
First Series Game
it mid ,liii... I'Ili\'lil‘\ Ilith ltui xiv}.
lll :il.vl >1: .ll tl‘e day as he ll:l\ -lt'li<
the it‘-l two \\-. lat-g tlil tlrtzii i.- ..l.
in “than rill I-w ".ie .‘t‘tlli‘ iii' the
il‘. l..iiilt- lul\\i--'li .‘ildlinlgl'l lldiraid
Ilil'l.i.‘..'.\ Norwalk “Jill‘illlli .\l.til-
.ii:- r l‘i‘anl-z liilii‘a lint-airs, iii ilt’:
lil‘bl game 1.? a llll'I' -l§dlilt' h<"lit.‘1.
.\l.iii.ii:.r li.ii'iiii: has announced
lilti :i lizis \llll ‘. .i\i- ill“ .\Iill‘ifltk"-
tun Iwitl, at 1 ti” lo acroti.u'.t».liit-.
ill" t.iu>.
"('i'p” ILIl’IY fr .‘I.i‘.i‘ti it) till tilt"
hurling for the local ulna- with
"Slur" .\iililin. i-tar l‘.a.~t.ru l-attiie,
t'ilit’lltl‘ as his Ii.ll!tl')’ mat-t. .\l.ili-
..izi-r Iii‘liy \Hil Send "t'oltiiiiliia"
(ii‘tR‘Ki .‘llllili .'.::.i‘.ii.~i tli- .\'orwalk
tr..iu, .\lllltr. “in; his turn out of
the gain:- with .'t Sill.l.‘llt‘ti tinizer will
|.:- men hvhiinl ihi ii-li int~ the-
l‘aiiitair,
.\rt it’i'uiiu-il. \lui‘ leti ilkilitl' of
the torn! me... will strive to win the
trophy offered for the highest bat-
lie
is tied with Shay of the l‘uiigltkai p-
tlng average in the .\‘yt‘o league.
we It‘dlll “illl'il his i‘tiiilpli-ti‘d its
ru‘lmluli- iu ili. iv..l.:u.~ “ll".t lllls‘
will he Neiwali. ~. iiFi gain: il’i'on-
iii ll Iil‘t‘li“ t . .‘ililll out l.
w .ii the trophy.
_»,.:.«...;i :..r i-aati til .l l;l'i.,'. lildl UI
.iit- i‘.~t has l-..ii \l‘i‘IilliI or. .1 this‘
with .iid :~ turn. in... .:.t, .v: l..im 1::
limit timid... is are t‘i)lii.-
dent that their i'iilllrl will “In and
:t great. halite is expertvd
The hit. ups fellow.
.\orwaik
.\I.it l..iti
\\ liitlii
F- ll Stamfor
.
. l.i
Volsi's Five
Toohcr Vit‘e
ls Play Sunday :——: Court League Meets Again
(1 Will Have Two
l Teams in County Circuit
Entered —— Siraii‘orii
President—Name Schedule
Legion In ——
(‘oni-
mittec—Will Report At the Next Meeting.
AMATEURS WORK.
1
AT JASSIL’S
FOR BOUTSZ
Leading Simon Pures On
Card —- Cohen-G a r ci a .
S c r a p Attracts Attcn-I
. tion.
“it
‘ll.'.ll
iii to but. a v ill ...1 :sv\'t‘i‘iii 4.l lh-I
liilfi' l't“i\.’li' p1u~1niiii will l‘ilill.‘\li'
t'!.- :‘ldit‘ it. t... :mtioiial .iiitai- m
lUilll-tll.tlll ... he held ill .\v w \tvll.
l.ilitl I;|l>ll\ll. 'iilti’v‘ \\lli lit- ..i lined:
fill lawns: till-I I\tly mt. ....iutmd
‘;.Il id ... (hill.
'1 h. i i.'.lll.l- Hail . -~l.',.'_\ i‘ni.» u
.iitvl‘l 1- l'l" i‘ii..-' .i ..I...t .1-.iI vi ill-
.1... t lliiw :.. il.i i‘..l.ili L' J. ...~h
éuey limit .\~w i'..t,..ii. l..i. l'iz.
Hoyt-ill); lll‘lti out at :i l.i~'_ «lip
.li.iit,,; tin
‘ltdt'itt’l'i ul t‘uii- u g..~- t'uiifidi 1.! tliat_
will in
. in
...-..iy
ul '1 to appeal
rdiuw
lliv ‘iI
on the lllUllhlI r
Norwalk
Il.t\"
ill the
.;. .\ iiii..; l'tbu
[Mai 1i \'- illltl:ll..‘i .iliii
i\liit‘ to put ill" lUl.|I
lll illllilllllllt‘. Hatti-
ls
lorai aiinn [dirt a who are itch. d—
lth-
Armory
llu d
iiit.’ .it .ldlibli « l,\lll. .\H the iiilX-
ii\ am.- .tlill.’ on lilln iziii‘d will st. l\t'
illt
huy
il
illllti t‘idll .tliii -iu- :4 not :‘:._\' .l Ki‘iiit
dial, ln- not: Idiow HtIIitI,IllI|iR zilvnilt!
tzgldiiix i"
iIlt'
:i lelit oii Lia hands when they Ill-'t t L J"““ *3 “1“ “W
l‘iiwday night.
U. r...
lit-van.
i ’1 llu is fast updflllh l'.\.,
lull \. r and Colin “iii no doiilit have! I’U“ I
l
l
lwal .olorrd niid~
.11. u.t.zht .. ho has i.- . ll luv-w ml: all ' and “""““"“ "‘1’ '“l- "Fm” ‘ “
oi his opponents will lil‘OlIiilIiy clash
l with
; ford.
"ileezo" l.ouil.~l»ury ef
l-‘ans l'tl'illi‘llllit‘l‘ "
Stani-
“(4‘10” .13 the
““3" \'-!io tl'ittrutwl Jack I’eiiniiigtoii= i‘omplrl. .itltl Hu‘ twp... t‘»
i.t Niw i‘aiiaan several wet-ks ago.l “71‘1”“:
“thr r lvoxeia iii" lied .\iillrt'. liaroidl MK
Yllillllli‘, Al Silit".\'-‘l\i. Iii‘ti lillt‘)’, Al
.\‘.i nelli. George Smith Young Liliiy,
'i‘ommy Evans. Young Carlson, .l...~l..
I’l'llnillgtitf‘l and sew rill others \\ liar.
names will he announced later.
l
fantasia"
GAME WITH
The Pastimes football team
1:! one hit to l iat‘itie anothrr stroiit:
outfit
. STAMFORD TEAM!
Will
this
:S‘illtily when they are due to play
.viitltuuxh it is i.iiii~i lite l'.l the the liiint's All Mars of Stamford.
'lhls team has played the, Boat Nor-
walk: ra for the l...~.t two Seasons un-
i'ii the l‘ldlllt‘ ot the Stamford Bank-
;.vs, giiing the l‘uatiiiiia a fine gaunt
leach
l
l
Lthey
time.
.'i l‘i’I
The Pastimes have a. fine bunchI
of local talent in their Illli: up and[
(apatite of playing some;
”ml r . .it‘ the lit-at lv':illlfi in this section oil
it)
this
the
are
ilii‘
. the state. Ill order to bring such.
‘ -. g . hams an the, Hunt's All Stars
1‘1"” ‘ ‘ nmh ‘ liasi Norwalk. the locals must have
I ‘ ., itlu iiiiil‘xided support of thi- fans.
“"1““. imply: last Sunday's prim. was “.11 zit-
‘11 it. lid. .1 ld'iilllt; into consideration the
“““l‘V‘ll 1“”‘5'i7‘l‘ ' \walher and tlr- fact that lllltw was
'3 the l'astlnie's first paint. but
(“mall-1i“ ”“er utttndaitiie does not “lil'f‘lllll
‘1‘ paying (it such guarantees as
liamrill, i'nderhill dtllilil'ldi‘tl by the hotter trains.
'..:, Any football fans of Norwalk who
ilowai .\lertz wish to see a fine lirund (it
i i‘. game can he accommodated at Stop.
Dans i‘rtspi'nvu lea Field Sunday at 3.3!» p. in.
ii“. The Pastimes will 1130. their regu-
U'Cenneli Brogan lur lineup as follows:
Ill". \Yestherg, I..E.. i‘apt.
Kereckes.
I..'l'.: li‘ryer. l..i‘..; liodttns. (7.; Call-
I,i\'iil\...\i " it. -i |.L‘ . \ . ~-
l'idllilti .llit‘ .. . " lr‘: 1'
.‘aiiiiy it. ..v'. .l l. . . i' .. i.- i
112.; of tin 'ill . I L.
\\i ~lliivi'l \ .\i k‘ .‘t i t l.‘
ixlllllI-ilti liltii‘N L... ‘. " l ..i
i:l. l‘dl'lit iii I‘Iii .~ . .' - i
ll. l “ill vat. ii-. .. ' .‘ ‘
.‘li. iiit ini'liilrw - l in i ‘ w
.-- .1 .i lipi hil.l.ii'\i l. l..i
.i .\' iii. .\dlli' tit.:- l'.vi.‘. ..i
rulti- i- l-riat-litiiii; the ;<t..i.:i~id int.
ll'ix» I'LI lll' flit-lllllf that ii \\:.-i.
.iii in it." it :.\ Iiitli. tlii'l 3.: iv
«w..- .\' ii:.l. iii would iul ‘ .; putt
ill-I liltll-‘i
If Hm .lwim ‘.l-l'. "i ... ll.
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non price of l1 i ..ilian- i-u- r. iit a gai~
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ollnn where il‘.‘ ("it is elm lidlt~ (‘i lit
to 19 cents. liiw “ilt‘li iii-- lit-W lilit‘l'
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gallon in .\i’li.lll.~:.i and 'l‘rniiissqp,
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Q.li.: 1.. Nathan. lil’u; t‘nuuiugham.
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mau. backfield; Kent. Iillt} Rey-
nolds, line: Thomas. (nil: 'l'ookcr.
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