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tends to use them both in an effiloacr. This action was uken after:
fort to determine which is the man-‘Peter James. who a the _
teh. announced that he would.
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wrestle a preliminary. Th
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Sam Whitenum, R. Keller shall wear the her~.\~;,-weight crown
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Jones and liulett Cooper.
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loving cup is given to the organ-
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,Vinh- term. In addition to this. we '
_ gbavc some high class untried mater-
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have come under his per- O'clock 0011
members

“-“"—"" selected
d Am‘ cf Rockpol mo: ‘ sonal ot:servation—-with one excep-
ted secretary of the state Board
.0! Charities and Corrections to fill '
the vacancy that will exist after Jan- '

uary 1. when Homer Talbot leaves 

;a'  chance to this year," con-'
tfluued the cinder path mentor.
Captain Pittengcr, who runs the

   

The request for the resignation
Mr. Talbot, and that for the res-
isrnation of Hrs. Harriet Robertson
of St. Joseph. director of the Chil-
thc ; dren's Bureau, which was also asked
Vdor by the board at its meeting in

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; Art Bond, sprints and quar-lo;
tar mile; Etter, shot putter; Sur-
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vaulter: Trowbridge. who runs
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sulted from a long-drawn-out con-
test within the board over the policy
on of handling the orphans that are

.being cared for by the state.

From the yearling field this year
__ comes Kceblc. hurdlcr. shot putter,
NAVY rgwco ro_rggs4nz1gé‘5"°“° *h'°:§
‘lb Get Teams to Play Simpson, the best discus thrower
New Year‘: Game.
83' ‘United Press.

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.—After the
fdifficulty encountered this year in
getting two college ball teams
‘to play in the New Yar‘s game at
d defna, it would seem  thc;¢°u,m—y who
192‘. fo1.ji ea 0 post-season games ' wecnfcum;
an the ;the big teams is not growing iulmgde . cndjuug

iyear in the dashes. broad jump and’
ot be stretch-ihurdleag Casteel. sprinter; Thorns-
draw the con-iberry, a sprinter; Coggins. of Co-
r Miuou toiclusion that big post-season gamesllumbia. a good'quarter man; Mc-
' , issue, as far as future:Clasky. a quarter-mile men; NCW-1
nsidcrably idevelopment is concerne
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