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OBER 30, 1936,: _ _ __1‘u1~: ui-1Aizl,u'|""ETovvN GUARD1/\1v` PAGE SEVEN
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Vanderbilt
T0 Build New
Defen d e r
mv 1'or.i<, oct. 29-(AP) -
Harold s. viiuii-1-bill, skiimer of
me victorious deiclider RL\ll\b0W ill
M1934 Amer-it-.i`s cup yarfzt races
has wk(-H over the tnsk Of fill-
u,¢i1;g H 11;-\v cup defender to meet
the new cliallerlgc from T. O. M.
,5ou\\'ith`s Endeavour II next sum-
mi;nrloi'liilt announced i1is plan
w_1;\.tii1‘o1:gli the New York Yacht
giubl, At the .sariic time it was de-
;m11¢iyr\ii11oi1i1c<~<i that thc first
mm ci' the 1037 series will be sail-
ed, weatlier pemnltiiig, Saturday,
my 31, 'l'lirre \\iil he no race on
suiiriay but tliereiifter thcre \vl1l
be races .very <i_i_\‘ until one yacht
pg griined the ue;essary four vic-
(cries.
The \\'o:’d that Vanderbilt had us-
ainied :lie ei-.tire burden of building
me defender eime aft/cr efforts
lo form :1 .~_\'mlir-ate to finance the
yacht had f.iiied_ 'i`l1cre was a pos-
¢hi;,;_\- pr, - of :hr exif-iiiig Anicrieun
gigs; J yi\<:'h!.\, known to bc'slew-
H- than s~p',\.izii's New Endeavour,
woulri be r.uut-d to defend thc his-
wric t1opl1_\'_
Fred Kelly To
Give Ruling In
Rugby Dispute
GL.-\Cl-I 13.-'l`1',  Oct. 29-(CP)
-Pre.~1di~11z l"red Kelly of thc Mari-
llnr Ru_;b_\- llu;o;1 will lzand down
t dic..\u:1 1r:~"":'1\\' on the Calo-
do:::a-Druizuziiu No. 11 dispute, he
nniioiiizenl ai the Cape Breton
il"Y:J_\' I-`.'-i>1'>.ill League tonight.
le, it :\~1~,_:.i:1i to P1'e:~ident I.
C1;:,n. KeII_-.' .~.,~..<i he would attempt
to iron nut. tlie <h`pu‘c that iw;
licd up strrivr football in Gia.:
Bai: .~.uee  t11:'tl:\_\‘.
'l`1'uubIe .<1:1rte;i when Caledonia,
Eastern C:u:ad;a11 Ciiairipions, pro-
tested the u~'e of a professional box-
er on the No. 11 lineup. The game
was ziimrtlerl to Dozninicn by de-
fa'.1lt\\'l1'u f'.1`:‘:inni:i refined tc
lake the field.
if -f --»-f-1;-#1-f--_
Burlers Attention
The annual ini-cling of :lic-Ulu"-_
*"“°l'"“\ furlioi: .-\§=aor-ration wni
be held in the Curling; Rink on
*hier ueriirir. or-1. so at 7.30 p.m.
By order.
[F8352-10-21»~2i
Red Dutton Tells Improved
New York American Team
(This is the third of l Canadian
Press series dealing with prospects
ol National Hockey League teams
on 'the eve of the new campaign.
Others will follow.)
BY GEORGE MAGUIRE
Canadian Press Staff Writer
NEW YORK, Oct. 29-(CP) - A
fighting manager, Mervln “the Red"
Dutton, chnlked up a sign in the
dressing room of the New York Am-
erican hockey club late last sea-
son. It read: "Keep p11nch1n'." The
team did that and reached the semi-
final round of the National Lea-
gue's Stanley cup playoffs for the
first time in its 11-year history.
That fighting phrase still hangs
in full view of the Americans as
they train for the 1936-37 campaign
at Oshawa, Ont. And the team
carries on there as aggressively as
in the late stages of last scnson‘s
campaign. '
The recent ruling of NHL Gov-
ernors that the Amerks franchise
was forefeit for failure to liquidate
debts, and counter claims of own-
er big Bill Dwyer that the play-
ers are his personal property and
will not step on the ice under lea.-
gue direction without a court joust,
has apparently not affected the
players, _
Reports reaching- lieadquarters
here daily indicate Mlanager Dut-
ton will start the campaign tn
Chicago, Nov. 5 with an' outfit con-
siderably stronger than the one
finally knocked out of the last. cup
semi-finals.
At defence and centre the Am-
ericans seem due to show marked
iinprovementl Allan Shields, a clev-
er blocker has been secured from
Montreal Maroons and Dutton
plans to team the burly blond Ot-
tawan with the liard-liitting Allan
Murray as the first string rear-
guurd. To help further, Johnny
Gallagher' was purchased from De-
troit, Should Gnilagiict' stage a real
comeback, the Amerk defence
promises to be stronger than it has
been in years.
The old, reliable Roy “Sl1rimp"
Woiicrs will again guard the cage
and w.tl1 strong blockers in front
or him, Dutton feels lime worry `
over that post.
Dave "Sweeney" Schriner, the
Leagues lending marksman, Art
Chapman, the great playmakcr at
ecntre and Lorne Carr at right wing,
will again bear the brunt, of Am-
ericans offensive duties.
A veteran trio likely made up of
Joe Lomb at centre, and Hal Cot-
ton nnd Harry Oliver on the wings,
gives the team a line to shoot into
action in any tight; spots where ex-
perience is nccol-d. _
The oldest cooperative was born
in England 92 years ago.
` i  " ._
Men find Economies
intlle Basement:
.\len's .lluckinuw 5
llt‘1~lcl‘.\' - _ _
.\len`s l.c:|th‘ '
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f_;_;'_:'_`_T__N‘i__'Y Cheviolt
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B0i"s Tweed Win- -
ter C3119 - _ l69c
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BP!/"S all wool
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oozetii eod
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‘lllE5\ or
Men’s sturdy work _
shirts- - - _ 
Men‘s Flceccd
Combinations  :I5
Men's brush wool sweat-
ers with crew
neck - - - - 
Mcn’s Blue Suede wind-
breakers
_ _ _ _ _ $1.98
Men’s Broadcioth shirts,
h t , t
l:l1iee-'{:T- -. |79c
for Boys!
B ’ k'
.iilii “'_°”_'“'f_ .50c
Boy’s fleeced combina-
tion
.Underwear - -_ 17%
Boy’s sturdy
bloomer pants |986
Boys Fancy Broaaoioni
Shirts
“Keep Punchin ” Manager Girls From Down Under* Finish On Topl ,
of
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Cricket Club.
E- Talcwell- A\11i¢mli1‘~Il goal kcepc-1',d':sl1cs out to block an attempted H011 by Greta Mahon
-‘ - . 1 ` _ _ ‘ y
35 U12 ll Sh 1011!" |0505. 5--1, lu tht. womens international held hockey tournament at the Philadelphia f
Boston Bruins-still without Eddie
Shore-moved ahead .of the Mon-
treal Maroons in their Maritime
pre-season exhibition series to-
night with a. 1-0 victory.
Despite ri. driving rain about 4.-
000 people saw the two powerful
Naional Hockey League teams in
action and flushes of mid-season
form in the frnal period as the play-
ers presscd hard for the wliining
goal. ,
"Red" Beattie, burly forward for
the Art Ross clan, fired in the
winning tally just a miuu‘_c and ten
seconds before the final gong.
"Headline" Hoilett, who turned in
n bristling perforinance for the
Bruins, engineered the score as hc
passed to Beattie after cleverly
drawing the defen_c. Beuttic's first
shot was blocked by Conachcr but
the burly red-hertd recovered quick-
ly and fired it into the cor11er of
the cage.
The tcnms worked cautiously
throughout the first period with
territory ploy about even and the
rival defences and goalies blocking
the attackers with 1'e;u|lmi‘_y.
In thc second period there were
flashes of speed and the Bruins
showed a slight edge. But in thc
third the Boston club carried thc
play and deserved their victory.
The Cowley-Cook-Sands line
worked well for the winners while
the line of Gracie-Blinco and Rob-
inson seemed the pick of the
Mlaroons. Hooley Smith, who join-
ed thc Bruins recently, turned out
tcnight and played an effective
‘ game on defence. His poke-el1cck-
ing was always a source of trouble
to maraudlng Maroons,
Tomorrow thc teams move into
Halifax where they will play two
ganfcs and then conclude 1i‘eir
Mnritline series licrc next Wed-
nesday night.
1
l ' LINE-|y1»s rolled by the different bowlers.
l There seems to he more interestirl
l ,yynmnns ' Bruins the tournament since the Doctor
5 C-,OM donated such beautiful cups.
BL.-,~,.,»i,;_;Q Thompson We hope it will continue that
§ Dpfgncc way till the end of the 1eague__ The
tcclmcim- Ji.,-Wa scores seein to be higher every
1531-5011 pm-tiand night, and some of these nights
l For\v:1rds ' might S09 hcrliztps :1 possible score.
_ vo;.g 'C.)“-icy Following are the scores:
i Nc-r;l\cotL Cook FIRST
-W..-d S-..~»..1.~ jj, §§j_“j<‘S~<<=y H92 205 249
l Muroonssubs \Vf.'1t\\'o1'il1. Ev:1u~., lI.0m1lET;71_ 137 157 121
l Trcttier, ll/l11rke1'. . Cain, Gracie, SECOND
l Eliuco, Robinson. 1li.1cl{e11zie, Rad- W. Muricy 260 205 15;
l lcv -
Referees: Bill Stewart. Boston;
"Flat" Walsh, Montreal.
MONTREAL, Oct. ‘Jil -- (CP) -
Winner of Quebec Euixlish Rugby
Union title this year will not meet
thc Mzirilirnc cliamplons for Mc-
Tier Troph_v, emblematic of East-
ern Canatin rufrger supreniacy, Pre-
sident R. H. Gunn announced to-
night.
Bank of Montreal fifteen will
likely be the 'provincial titiists but
"congested sclicclules-“ and lack of
time will pre\'ent then' ranking a
trip East to play either Caledon-
ias or Dominion No. ll. the Mari-
'*" 7'" ' '  " ' Diméw-11 Y* C-*If* ““"“__1______.~;l_
Bruins Bionic Maroons 1-0 Down The Alleys
To Take Lead In Series 
MoNcroN_ N13.. on. zo-<cr>>_. Tram r-1-nod Dr- F- C- Dwsen Tfvnhlw
Last night on the Holy Name
1__BmU,,¢_ (pmtinud) mm bowling alleys the second nlght’s
Penalties-Northcott, Portlflnci. ladies and gems league 8019 “Way
and some
A. Sh11‘1'y
_ , _ 138 170
B1 uins .subs -Smith. Chipper, Wei- 1°t“l`1u7'
land, Gold.»\'.'ortliy, Beattie. Get- _ , THIRD 30,; 169
A. Gormley
iiffe, 0`Ncili, McManus, Hollett, 5; 'T_~i.~:-,WV 191 140
Dutzuid. Toiai~11co.
{"'»`<'
Maiiett;
A. Joy
_ _ 219 174
Unable To Meet lD>fZ1’§l°_`.°i'i3`5l§i. 1” 18°
Maritime Rugby ,§.. D.-..iif.:1:te is is
l Tom1_1o5
Cha m p 1 o n_ s ‘ _ SEVENHIW 139
164 157
J. McCabe
V. Coyle
D. Connors
B. Brown
P, McQuuld
A. Goss
L, Corrigan
Tot al-~894_
W Crn swell
G. Doyle
McCabe
B.
No Score. Crows are said to be the worst M_ Dunn
Penalties-Trottier. Conocher. natural enemies of ducks. G_ Slmver _,_  Bentley ies are now on exhibition at the
Holy Name Alleys.
NAME BOWLING
vcry large scores were
183
erican League outfit.
After 10 days training here, siX _
. hind
of last; years Rambler team have S
gained regular berths with Rang- 
ers and five new faces have been di
dd _ city
_ ' = :1
' l
Professional hockey teams will face ‘xo
here tomorrow when the rebuilt l.
New York Rangers tangle with is
exhibition series. “
Lester Patrick, Manager and c
Coach of Rangers, said he would 
send his complete National Hockey U;e__
League squad into the contest with
Herb Gardiner‘s International-Am
a ed to the farm roster
1
The first game will feature a h”
struggle of veterans against the mn_
predominant youth of thc two Hm
clubs. Probable lineup will bring WA
Rangers’ line of Cecil Dillon. Fran- my
kie Boucher' and Lynn P.;t1‘ir~k-mm
The
against the new Rambler line.
Bobby Kirk, Clint Smith and Br fan mm
5
Hextoii. H”
Alternating tries bring Rangers’ SLC
"kid line" of Mae Colville, Neil
Ramblers' veterans, Bert Connolly, um
fonnerly of Moncton 11uwk.~:, Danny dem
Cox and Charlie Mason. QW
T111
SECURES JACKSON
Harold Jackson, 19-year-old Uni- IW
this season.
"Red" Sutherland, who starred
at defcn;e in the Nortl1we.=t.ern lust
season, will be returned to Port-
P.
Lf
VANCOUVER, cot. ao-1-cr;-e. L”
motion that Canadian iracl-: ath-
.ind Olympic Games “be elven n
longer period of traininc than was
their first real test of the season mei
1122
their “farmhands" Philadelphia lqgiimou 0_1 ___
Ramblers, in the first of a. two-game it  '
Tl
. try
mid
me/=
T
Colville and Alec Shibieky against ad?
'el
mire
HIBBING, 1t1~1mi,, oct. zo--<cr=» l‘°“`
-Clem Lougiiiin, manager of Chic- bad"
ago Blackhawks, announced today the
versity of Toronto defence player, T)
will be added to me teams roster S""°l’* fi ‘ f*
impasslbie. getting so good they are hard to
land Joh
Ste
Will Seek Longer gglff"
' Ma
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if _ _ _ _ _ *“' 1
rf,  _ -, now1.iNo G  BOXING
'  ' f"f‘1"»`}_g". HOCKEY BASKETBALL
/~  ;.;,_,:'»f,, WRESTLING _ _  orni-:R SPORT /,_ ,$1 1
"ll-*Nil* _ ' ' _,__ _ ._,  _ ,  ' .._ I
é* J V V , I U W lr" ' *_ " Y I *Y /Y' Y V W W 'V Y V S ' Y A Y _
P&lriC|< T0,iPrince Cf Wales Ruggers
T651 Rebuilt; Defeat Second Saints In
Team Tonightl() ° G Qfs ° 9-_Ll
penzng ame erzes
_ Prince oi’ Wales 1936-37 hlsby
WINNIPEG’ Oct 29_(CP)_ TM’ ;tion took a wehold on the best
out of tin-ee series in defense of
r Ini.crn1ediate crown by turn-
back the tlireut of the second
t. Du1r~t;11's tea-m 9-0 yesterday
rain-drenched fieid
he C. A. A. l;'I`0und.s‘.
ie red and blue jerseyed squad
-cd two touchdowns in the first
and one in the second All
v.-1-ut unccrrvcrted. The first (
of the game came about the _
die of the first half when Grant |
ti 20 yards to pinte 1-he ball bc-  F
the Saints' iine. Doug `
riders failed to roi1\'ert from a J
icult angle. Saunders ran thc lc]
colcgiarts count up to six when l
ccepted G1‘ant's pass to run the l
uinirg 15 yards f_>r the try. _,___
o'd Str;-wart found difficulty
h the wet ball. and failed to gar-
thc uclrlltioiiai two points in zi
vert in front of the uprlghts.  H
final score of the game came a
ute from the final whistle when cmshul in dL,_.mL b(,fm.e ,hm
Experts -Still
Groggy Over
Fight Upset
BY PAUL Ml(`l(EL.S0N
Associated Press Sport. Writer)
.»\.l’. By (iu1lrdi:u1‘.~; Special Wir:-1
NEW YORK, Oct 2{l._rA_P.)--~
isht experts 11311.-ri<i'.».ay varif-r_-_
ltoday felt. l.ke M.tii.'1:ft-1' .lui
acobs wlien la- 1u.r~r~,tl ilu-_.
a.=;<ic words in palrilul (i.-.,-it'
"I should lime _<'f>m1 iii bfri"
For the ftconcl 111111: this §.'l.'i
ve 11.<ll:iii_\' Slirewtl oi'1.'.r.~:'.'t~i'. :i1.ii_
lCziullfluwer Alley dnl one oi ill-
lgrezttt-st “building up' _lo.>.» l-11.1.1-_vi
‘in ring iil.st0r_v with 'lieir :ttl:\‘cl.\'t:1
_ iid superiutites aiiii for til:
_second tllnc their iiuniari .\ir1ietur<;
fghcs plunged over the line. ,,y(,s_ _
wart again faiied to convert.
hc Prince of Wales ruggcrs,
rned in their new attractive so
First, it vviu Joe Louis, the "iii-
rinciblc Brown 13on1i;f<r" who nz.;
invinrlblc that Max Schmelui-_
f°""i5» MP1' the Saints °n the made him look like an auiuteur.
,<.
is
nsive for the most part with a
‘-1- flf~"l’1~i.V of 5P(`°d and WCW 'the “but.tc1'lil<_' lirai'-1111111111" from Ni-'_'
.v if °1‘\'crin dancer Of brink ,Yorks Lnut- rin;-, woo mu on
d upon The Saints scrum, ,eyqsgrtg v,-mm; by 10,,k;;,; ii” ,,
ever. controied the ball but the ‘ m-Criminal-y my ‘\.,;,,1,,-.L ;;,|,\,,_
field failed to break clear from
fll-“I1--l»I`f‘~V01]-lid! Pl"mC0 0f W3-105 Jacobs’ Hippodronie purit-ii bowl.
ie game was played on a. rain-
Lsst nicht. it was liarry Bal ami.
“Babe” Risko in Pr~iii<i‘ri- Miki
Somehow, we don't l,-lame the ex-
~perts as much as we do the boxiiif.;
011 lil it 1115150 E005 f0°i~l'J5u promoters' pres= agents, who arf.
Ll'f\'EUPS resist,
tv. (`.
Fullback T gf
nson Bernard knockout, but he d1'dn`t meet any
Saints _
'i’l1ree-qiiarters 
It is true that Harry won 16 Hui
20 ,professional bouts with n.
Mickey Walkers along the road Hi.
wart F, Henersey victims were mostly sccoriri or
W. Shen 1 third raters, l1owc\'er_ that. wa nt
llflcrs R. Mf\CKilU”|0n  Promoter' Mike Jacobs' fault. be-
t‘D0riI1ld F. MacDonald cause there z1ren`r niiuiy fir.~‘. rater
'rch
‘ti Smith
full of fellows wl1o‘rl he lucky te
‘-TH-/KI' J. Sdllilall Calif- be selliiigprograms at fights df.u'1i1§_'
mill
J. Trainor
  R,___ Hulvcs _ around any more, -The wood. are
i ~ 3» . 1 r
the heyday of .lack Demairey :ini
Forwards Hg fry Greb.
‘ct-es at meets such as the Empire Rmmrdsun
Hughes
Marbellan
Cnll:i_ul1-an 208 251
B Connolly
155 96
Total-1019.
D. McKenzie
Total-1002.
FOURTH
142 123
Total-1072.
FIFTH
SIXTH
0
Total-1020.
Eronrir
225 157
Nnvrn
219 use
112 167
'rnN1‘u
_ 163 230
153 131
Total-1002,
ELEVENTII
C. McKinnon 170 144
106 122
'I`\’t'ELFTll
145 204
_ _ _ 176 _
sunuanv tim” S<‘l“i'f"‘“ll-*l-“~ UW l""""“°“i N. Kirwin 147 119 95 3', may R. mum-1
said. Total-886. E. Mclnnis K. McMillan
|.-my l»c,i,_,d There was no po.<sibilit.\‘ Of Rhl' Tonight's schedule will start at '7 The Holy Name Club are very
Quebec team playing! in till* East- ""l“°k Sh‘“`l)' thankful to the following firms:
No mom » ° ern Canadian finals because none main "ALF FINALS Gents Reddin Bros., Storns`Mnster Clean-
Penalty-Smith. would have time for the series M_ Clinton C_ Pmugm ers, Wright Shoe Co, and W. D.
which is to bc played' at Glace Bay G_ Kwmm E_ Robin Gillis 65 Co. forvvtlie donation Of
Second Period N. S., Mr. Gunn added. Mrs. A. Burke A. Burke four beautiful trophies, to be used
Cfaswell in the various leagues throughout
Bradley the winter schedule. Those troph-
Gallant
wg;
183
114
208
140
197
156
15'?
182
261
115
144
242
181
141
172
153
198
145
be put before the annual mer-ting of
, Y
arranged in Germany in 1036' wil J
1 Mr'E:1f'i\r‘i'l1
ordon
Donnlltle
thc Amateur Athletic Union of Can- l
ada, in R/egina Nov. 19. by Norman
Porter, British Columbia cielcgalc.
The motion will also request that
the next British Empire Tri:i.ls and
the 1940 Olympic Trials be hcld in
Vancouver.
Grant
N EVV YORK
NEW YORK, Oct., ‘.Zil-tA_P_l-
The fifth renewal of the Interna-
tional professional Ryder Cup golf
matches will lie played at Southport,
England, June 20-30 next- year,
George Jacobus, preidcnt of thc
United Stntcs Professional Golfers
Association, announced tocln.V~
The dates follow the American
Open Cimmpionsliip and precede
the Britih Open. The Americans
will remain in England fer the lat-
ter event.
A. Birch Dr. H. McKenzie
M. Mclnnis G. 1-‘.<.<e1'Y
McMillan R Steele
Set Dates For§§l§f_._.
Ryder Cup Play _$31
Fill
Ross has agreed
in rt title bout Nov. 27.
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INVI N CIB LE
aadSTREAMLlNE
i
Re ferec-Merri say.
,
rio. 1 chu1lcn_:er for Barney.
\\'elter'weight crown is expect-
io come out of tomorrow night’s Ba fry Paces
lt'uf.i11g in Madison, Square Gar-'
Pgeferirio Garcia, hard-hitting Red  To
pino from Los Angeles, goes
agaiiist Izzy Jarmnzzo, pride of New
\'ork’s East side, in a 15-rounder.
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or-l
F‘. Howatt
P. Ward
F. Hcnneberry
R. MncCormack
R, liemidet
FT. Mclnnls
 Murphy
B. Mooney ,
Oct. 29-tA,P.)-
to meet the winner
Just say-
Q
Baisanlo can hit make no :nis-
take about that. He may .183 lil”
come a champion, Hes rv. inifide-
weight copy of Luis 1";rjw, tht
“wild bull of the panipiis," rvi li
ing in with a. riglii that carries
dmamite, but as a boxer i.0`S L'
creat subway brakcntan.
Yet, the boxing experts have
plenty of company this fall 1,0101
at the football experts Thev`re -“<1
Flight TOl1ight grocer with upsets  cant we
__ away from their heoklers.
6 - 1 Victory
DETROIT, Oct. 29-<CP>~-P11006
by fast-stepping lvlarty BarI'.\'. “ill
scored loin' goals and mu- ;\=.<i.-.i
Detroit Red Wings, S'.r\z'.lej.' Gnu.
holders. trounced Detroit O1,\'ul1>l<'>
Internatlonril League tuiists last
season. G-1 l1c1'eloni_r:l1l lu writ thc
farewell city cliaiiipioiisliip _‘trier
zn two siraigiit games.
The Oiynipics, wlio l>e<_~:\11ie Pitts-
burgh Hornets of the rt-'.\ lifter-
iiaticiial-An1e1':ea:1 Le.u1'if ftitcl
‘ the series, dropped the till# 'HUP
to the \Viru:.» Sundry 5-ii. Thi- t`.1_r<l
game of thc sera-_s will be p'_.yt-ci
as an cxl1ib1i;o:1 :.1!.1lr S1111-":,1\'.
A,.sn11\ll crowd of 1l,~l0t> wa'-‘l1.<,
as the Wings, led by ilie llazrv-
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