| Show - IV1-- :t1rN - - -1-T--Av r : 1 i - THE SALT LAIM TRIBUNE Sunday October 12 1947 112 ? Middies Duke Deadlock in PA10PE '727 raged a t rlawal)-11Batfr- 44 and scored' when full- one-yar- d 14-1- 4 ' N:!t4ee z t e ":1' another t' on Duke broke a defeat Nary 7 dealiock viitth 3'4 minutes re-- In the fotirth period on a Ired Tolrer rsa to end Ed Austin tlewl 13r t5 yards and a touchdown rerc ko n ed on a They ha th A 'ibis e r1efi that came 1141 Nary ice to knot the la vor ed Blue agalmst th - from Durham aSesut '81t g 7-- frrVA: CrTie Yard Ben scathack 42 I nd Navy nred Home rtfled another to Bob 1 I ste-t-pe- ''' - :eir - 4- '' 7i 1 1 ''- ? :'': - 1 A 4 - :: ' - - 7t - - '' - - ' AI - 4 (' 4 Z t A: io ' A - - 4- -- -- - 1 A1 40g - -- e'-'s r - 4- - - 4- '- -' N ? ? - --- s'-- r '''- - 4 -- Lt 1- - - - - - - Navy Here Comes Duke n 14-1- rr L 34-1to exas 'itches Layne Win 017er ' J)12clahoma 4 s Fights Pop Bottle Tossing Marks Rice 'Whitewashes STATISTICS Tem15 PI rot &rou Net Tord mktag N et wd paamm g romkrd r new iirtt atteeroptod coctzpiet"d Wild Dallas Duel -- -1 7 LIC:6-1 C-44wir- "7"rie" l -- 11 111 263 2 3 I 0 129 "" -- 11 1 incereeptol pouts itiotootio poets kentbiet?tall 1341t on tumbles ambers penal tio4 lards prealizod Lino of ocrirronogo serom Paq-w-a- 0 :4 Innis? of 1 4 vprouria- 34-1- :ootball I ri era' 1t as ndo - Antk AS 9 t t ‘ - :z f i 1 1 I 1 0' HOUSTON Tex Oct 11 (UP) —Rice institute's football team a disappointment in its first two starts began living up to its preseason promise Saturday routing a bewildered 'rulane university eleven 33 to 0 before 28000 The Rice victory was expected but not by such & margin and - w t r- 1 - I t 24-ya- rd 1 1 4 - - r r t 3 58-ya- rd - - rd - ' t a i - - f t - 3: t - I rd 70-ya- I - ':- I r i - - - -- 1 - J - - - - 4 - : rd A J - - r:1'f:-7-:- - t- : ' - ' :' ' a4- -- - i'' 'i- '' - ' - - - 6'' - - ? - - - -' 1 ' - - t t --- 4 t - itsdreezo - oF 1 - - : I - - -- I - it --- 1 1 - !I' -- : 1 - ed keg-legg- 34-ya- - - d- lf one-touchdo- - 1 Cly's sd 16-ya- : W&L15GWU6 ue ee : cat-qui- ck - 1 ' ut 21-1- a ' "Lif") Yala-ColL- a-fl- t : ama 71--- 4 i 7-- - m Ch I - Alabama Uses Every Player As Big Line Tires Rivals 1 -- 1 9 23) 90 E - Tulane 9 33 to 0 In Houston Rout a Mustangs Top °Mail's ' - tr)---Her- ees el 11 I'l 4 25 DALLAS Tex Oct- - 11 CV— 357 to defeat the V: "e iji' 10 Bobby 5 3 Texas to a Z:" IT-Layne pitched 3 0 " before l' 6'A spectators in 4 over Oklahoma Sat5 5 victory 65 a 8cluth'easter2 conference game urday in the wildest of the 41 45 hem It was the third straight games that have been staged by I victory for the undefeated Com- I these deep southwestern rivals ofl ! I modores At the finish several thousand the 45500 fans piled down from the stands and engaged in hot arguTr ments on the field while officers OVV1B Crowds escorted the game officials away ' even their fondest admirers with 21-- 1 :r NEW YORK Oct 12 In a police car a delirious outburst of power ktryw the fens turred out for some The game was punctuated by rf wal defense So Rice the strong et the nation's top football games fights among the fans and pop STILLWATER Okla Oct 11 -1 that Tuiane never got inside the Saw rts y: bottle throwing as spectators vent-Methodist univer- Owl 33 The Houstonians pushed 75 l'c9 ed their anger on the officials Southern CALL Ohio State (UP)—Southern IT:Innis-Ar: Th big rough bruising Okla-Tex- sity put down a last-ha65000 the New Orleans eleven off basiny rallyby 7 lin manhandled ce an the Long60609 home in minutes the Northwerninnesota opening A and M Saturday to 1 Pittaturg-b--Mctlgaz- t much the Oklahoma 19964 horns physica11y-- 40 i march their continuing began 4 before 18000 perspiring I 51150 Sooners drew costly penalties—but win a i 91 cz 441 ii! : 4 se ‘p:'?:-1'FSlippery Georgie Walmsle y got 1:604 : Notre Darne-Purd41000 they could do nothing with bound- fans at Lewis field I half-yar- d 1Li run to Tulane the ni 35CO3 ing Bobby Layne and his passes nhi a touchthree After Eikenracking up stripe and big Virgil zr-- : It was trds young' man's throwing downs and holding the Aggies berg snaked through the middle In his final appearance against an the quarterback spot on the PJZZLANDS Cat Oct 11 (17P) Oklahoma team that told the story scoreless in the first half C MU from next n had At hind and play fourth in but third t i nittrov-wthe nels P on yielded relying The scintillating Walmsley one I ' the quarters but kept a a arnoothworking patatng and plenty of anxious moments as batof the lightest men on the team Sooners T of the formation attack - rzrrrRod Iltr—r—lersparked by right on final the tally edge Oklaat 168 lbs slithered through the the Longhorn line But trounced La- tered -Bull's-ey- e kicking and passing by Green Wave 11 times ror a net of I homa had to make Its scores the V Orbit 40-- 7 3000 before Saturday both moved Texas while Doak hard halfback 11 a featured Walker f left of 121 way yards—an average farLs at Unirerinty teld through the air and on the ground attack carry the S M U single-wlin- g out passes Layne completed eight The Rice scoring chores were kept the Texans in the ranks well of 11 for 129 yards and his throw- sipich divided with Huey Keeney 7 of undefeated the scorTexas all in the 11 ing figured E1311E11-4A & M kick set in the forefront He did a dizzy k A A bad Oklahoma r0 drives inz up the first S M U touchdown put- sideline dance for 30 yards and one of the showed ''' rnotOklahoma :d7 1:1-- T Walker in passing range of one touchdown and hit Tobin Rote ground games ever to ting Helliday who took one in the with a pass for another show on the Cotton bowl gridiron Sid 16 zone end from the :who missed one Walmsley rolling up '263 yards ' In the second period Southern touchdown ' It was the eighth straight vic- Methodist by inches in the opendid it again Walker 1 intersectionTexas in this of his for series ' tory plays got ' a t a ground drive up to the ing le al series plccd as a feature of the sparkedthree a later by capping h en t slashed through Azgle Texas State fair Coach Matty Bell downfield march shedding three -" Texas got its first touchdown left tacklein With : Ity "SPEED” ELLIOTT as he skirted his right tacklers most second of the sending with midway of the Cecil Sutphen intercepted end a Dock accasok starts at noon rass from Layne to Jim- squad ' - Substitute End Jack Walcott got an A d11 pass to steer his team carThe it 2 1up play Canady October - — Mary a mari who w4 mA setting minsix touchdown i with back into final the scoring position Oklahoma 25 Tom Lanto the foot and one-ha- lf utes left in cabl stand cold it's time dry andtheCanady cracked the line With the ball onBill taking a t thengarne dived line back Nioxley Carswell Max to tJ long pass and sriovel in a col& Burngard- over center for the third S tb "now Layne U ' r in the end zone to swe42 to the nine-yar- d mark wet drack blnd for hours be ner Walker's three converonce each of in the scored Rice Here Byron Ciliary was pitrhed for touchdown tries were good a four-yar- d loss but on the next sion three periods and twice in harry as a kld wth candy In the third period Jimmy Spa-vit- first a for left end went around he play alio P ed 44 yards 'through the Imost Nowirsdays Ln slew of the am- - I touchdown Frank Guess kicked the S ITs secondary to score for I ctuaticru ci hunters II extra point I A I and NL Jack Hartman conIn score tied Oklahoma the early I t want tts make every shot count the second Win once being verted after Lumberjacks period A fumble I I t recovery Wetre ahowtng two - ' balked on the Texas 14 mostly by a sent FLAGSTAFF Ariz Oct 11 11P) I Kenny Roof over in the fourth —The Ant7kicked I wound movies thus week that I roughing penalty the Landry from Lumberjacks score for the other Aggie 01111 State callege at Flagstaff I II yr recornrrtend ta both deer and I out and Oklahoma surged 42 yards period a ' inr the score with Jack Mitchell Hartman's kick was good again- - I Saturday found a chilly t C111- I 01 I duck hunters Msking I I plowing over from the two Dave I a Sbyeettelo and "Tri r 1 "I 4 and VI field their soaked to I liking ger happy VA eilace converted ' Italuters 1s 1 utsa 7 threw up a stubborn second half and Harry" art the ttlet was score Texas The next hotly LUBBOCK Tex Oct defense to edge Western Colorado they have a whale of a lot of d:sputed by Coach Bud NVilkinson The Texas Tech R40(1 Raiders upset state of Gunnison Colo 12-- 8 for neer Inforrnation on good and Q41i"' '' as 14-Oklahoma the of end assistants of 7 season the Tulsa Golden their first Hurricane the victory ahoot-l-nhabbad hunting and their touchdown here Saturday capitalizing on a got Longhorns ''" its Drop in on your lunch hour with one second to go in the h a lf Tulsa fumble to score the winning Jo '' l f2' '- ' -- continuous drive touchdown in the final three min- ': Clt after work The score came on a line Texas called utes of play ' -2 ? litowIngs from 12 to 2 and 4 On the one-yar-d ' t time gut and that was all that gave ' to 5:43 ahsolutely free (11 "'i Red Raiders unawed The t by '''' ' score t Texas time sufficient ' to n can see she Tulsa's undefeated untied record t the erifet a'htmter g '' line and 4 Into "''' drove the r Candy out in front in the first pe'' the pictures up in the Wornenes fumbled but Randall Clay picked went on a pass from Freddie 4:- ' i 1' 4 : '' Wil- - riod l''''' 1 1::' Sportrwear Shop between 2:30 across ball and rushed the up to Brown Joe n in end Smith the 4) l knees had zone and Ralph Earhart kicked the ( claimed Clays t4I ' ' ' ' s'z touched the ground Guess kicked extra 1: ' ' L' was e the last : It ri-varmderftil quarthe rts point ? the extra point : ' iz l''' '474 k 1 14 f 1 4 ter before Tulsa could muster a of this modern age if! Arkansas 17 Then 9 Hurricane the scoring punch Baylor Stoves turn themselves off and 14' tied the count on a drive l'i' ' WACO Tex Oct 11 (UP)— with nc7W you can make your '4 1 ''' 7over ''"' ----ifrom t Ford Jim t banging 1mf' i own anow and now we have Baylor spotted Arkansas defend- the one-yak 1 s i -- '''' 7 t Brown line and '"' ÷20 0 45" -4:? Hardy i 1 4 1 nine ' conference Decks"' ' t'i T: cochampions ing decoys ' -' 1 converted I"' I 4 : "5' l I It I I You can carry a dozen Dee ks points Saturday and then came ' in the last quarter with when you through in "rour pocket Cowboys 35 Ariz 7 ' water they a pair of touchdowns and 17--a field throw r'Z--- Tex Oct 11 (s)— 9 in ABILE to Porkers the opaset azid look Or goal autornatica2y inflate "'ri-i' The Hardin Simmons Cowboys AC - 4 ' 4 ' s - k' Lke a flock of ducks waiting a Southwest circult clash Quality" Oil Filter - In downing the Razorbacks bounced back into the win column safean exclusive have for friends- - 121 a dozen or 4 Elements dis- tete Coach Bob Woodruffa Bears de- here Saturday night as they and -the Collector Tube Trap for 11' guard in tremendous ' speed played flated title hopes of Arkansas last made cloth of ' I It's acidproof glass in blasting the University of -- 411 Here's a red hot value for year's Cinderella team" of the power 35-- 7 can't rot and thus allow wch - d' ' ' pure Southwest conference and picked Arizona carnpers Mumrny-typ- e I 44 et Warren Woodson's Ranchpollution to wind up !near the top of the ersCoach wryo( liners for sleeping bags been i had whose victory string the engine oil heap again this fait 4 - ' broken their 23rd time out by San Don't take a iY tppertl) 195 The Arkansans a Jose State last week struck quickof the Week: Study the victory within their grasp tight13:t11 rlp on and scored fourth the play ly 'W at erf owl Proclamation for ened their defense after scoring from scrimmage following the coannsiircbBeeuottinydrieArtcl' Cs44:7) 1 1947 and save yourself costly a safety and a touchdown in the opening kickoff Virgil (Dugie) 1 mistakes Well give you a second Bears But the over for went quarter Turner right guard d as 36 yards and a touchdown made the "experts" Again Cry I they came from behind to conquer! in the first period the Cowboys l'igt°11'!3 SPCRTLNO GOOnS- I U the highly touted gridsters advantage of an Arizonal biSie2auds01ma rtA:oR from' took I the Ozarks fumble to score ‘ '1 17 T 0 C'''''Irml 9 -- 14- Virginia Blasts Harvard 1 Tema Oct 11 1P1 cored a first period fie14 and a third period touelOown then beat off a spectacular byret of Itiastarkppi offensus power tzi the closing rainutes i - 23-ya- rd - - A eolapia ' i I riv i) ss c--- 61 ' i-- - '' 4 ''' Li 11 0 TUSCALOOSA Ala Oct 11 (UP)--Alabwith its ace on wore down Gilmer hurlin' bench the passer Harry resting 26-0 LEXINGTON Ky Oct 11 (A')— a sweating Duquesne eleven Saturday in an intersectional 26-- 0 before 25000 battle stunned fans Georgia Kentucky here tonight in a surprise of major Ths Crimson Tide using every man on the squad tossed significance in Southeastern con- only two passes one incomplete crowd and the other ference football A sell-oAla- 13 before 35000 spectators Saturof 24000 unbelieving fans watched bama's heavy lineintercepted soon tired out day night the alert young Wildcat team com- the young Duquesne squad in the The L S U Tigers heavy favorites pletely outplay the highly favored 85 degree weather and on a turf to win handily showed superiority in most departments but receivers Bulldogs ' made steamy by a heavy pregame missed good passes backs fell on The fantastic football story was shower faces with no tacklers present their unwound by an uncounted string The starting Pittsburgh eleven and once a safety let a bounding backs and a Kentucky led by Vince Sundry made its bid punt hit him and be recovered by of the Aggies to set up an A and IL team that made the breaks happen early in theso first period Manned by P homores it drove to touchdown- and capitalized on them all the mainly the Alabama 13 before faltering It was right In keeping witi the way few minutes later was tone of the game that a penalty crowd watched The Kentucky and againonathe Alabama six against LS U helped the Tigers to run up a 20-- 0 lead in the first stopped the bat- their winning touchdown Instead half and then braced for the ex- tleGilmer inbeing saved fornext week of taking a play which would have Birmingham royal rally pected Georgia second-hal- f came in in the given the Tigers fourth down and But it never came and the Wild- with Tennessee minutes of the first half five to go with a punt apparently cats emerged with the first shut- closingbefore the Tide scored its mandatory the Aggies chose a out that has been registered just first touchdown penalty to make it third and 15 for 20 in games Georgians againstthe However Harry handled the ball L S U On the next play Quarteronly once getting two yards off back Y A Tittle threw a pass to Vols 269 Moccasins 7 Al Heroman for 38 yards and L S U Lowell Tew the right guard fullback opened up the 67- - was on the way to win Oct 11 Tenn KNOXVILLE sweep (UP)—Tennessee tuning up for yard drive with a NCS 18 Clemson 0 its traditional battle with Alabama around right end Right half Bill next Saturday broke into the vic- Cadenhead scored the touchdown RALEIGH N: C Oct 11 (UP)— drive over right after with a five-yar- d tory column here Saturday Charlie Richkus weaved two losses by downing a scrappy tackle with 40 seconds to play in Halfback and passed a dazzled but fighting of Chattanooga team the first half Morrow converted to Clemson University 7dizzy Saturday night 7 0 to lead a Alabama at the as Northteam 26 to give Carolina State battered The Moccasins gave the Vols a half Monk Moseley Gilmer's sub out an 18-- 0 win surprisingly good ball game for clinched from the start the victory in the third HeIt was Richkus three quarters and entered the 38 yards with back scampered a return with a final period trailing only by period nifty kickoff and State the opening Gottlieb's Vols touchdown But the punt punched ofJoe line be drove on to the two-yar- d over two more toclinch the verSundry who got the best hand back Walt Pupa from the crowd of any player on fore Clemson stopped the march dict State outplayed Clemson the field when he was taken out the second period fumin and late the throughout game slipped s4 Tech Tops V3II 20 bled on his own four Alabama end landing on the Clemson ATLANTA Oct 11 (A'—Georgia Bob Hood recovered and in three line after an exchange of kicks Tech repulsed repeatedly by an line smashes fullback Norwood Richkus sailed around left end to 47-- 0 undermanned Virginia Military In- the 18 where he passed to End bounced over stitute eleven put together three Hodges led teams and fourth Third George Blomquist to score on the by CHARLOTTSVILLE Va Oct drives for as many scores to20--con- freshman Ed Salem and Bill Hicks next play 0 11 UPI—Virginia combined sharp quer the Keydets Saturday drove 72 yards for the final saw 25000 the marker A crowd of sparse Saturslick and passing running d highly-favorevisitors hold the day to knock Harvard from the Georgians the closing minutes unbeaten ranks and hand the of the firstuntil LSU 13 19 Texags LEXINGTON Va Oct 11 (A')— half when they drove Crimson its worst defeat since 0 BATON ROUGE La Oct 11 (1F1 Washington and Lee slid and margin yards to take a led Dick Harlow became coach in 59 Mathews who the at- —A versatile but fumbling Louisi- slammed through the mud gener1935 The Cavaliers scored two George rain here SatFrank Ziegler threw two ana State football team pulled it- ated by a four-da- y with tack touchdowns in the first period and scoring passes and Ziegler plunged self together in the final period urday to register a Southern contouchdown drive to ference football victory over George kept pouring it on for a 4t to 0 i for the other—two scores coming for a J In the final win from Texas A and M 19 to Washington university 15-- 6 victory period -i- Ogt 1 0i t Alertness Pays Off in Lexington Gaie ' S '' - 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P4-1- d NAsErvri 'r 4:' " 4 one Sebeeoefferman End Bob 11eroy &vp'ped a Horne pass in the end zone on first down as the Navy crowd groaned blot the ArnapoLs barkers vot their chance to yell when Hawkins drove over the medle oft thee next play Baste Vital Point rem 'W"2s who never had played in a college game before this afternoon calmly in from the beremn and placeiticked the Nae7 ex--re point to tie the score Navy's Lna with center Dirk Scott in on almost every play crashed dawn three Blue DevI RSsic211 in the first half on the ets' 23 arid then en the one-yard Line in the opening period and &gam en the eight in the second forwards ctarter The D u k tou rtl when Nary U proved I a as halted en the Blue Devil tight d after moving 63 yards in the period both Duke touchdowndrivet the Erst coming after seNen minutes of the third period on th I - ' : : ff 4 Nf oc re 7 ' - 2 ftue're s - r- j - from Granadas MILL citmed the kickoff 42 yar-ato Navy's 47 almottl clear break:mg Leto the Bob Horne second-strin- g quarterback who enrneered Navy's f:rzt score flipped nine yards to Bin Lart Ilawk:ns shot to the Duke 35 la two plitngea Hornet passed again to tart ca the In After a pass mis- 7!5-pcT:- ItT - - e I CHAPEL HILL S C Oct 11 ' :'''''' ' J: rli ::''' (LIP)—The sharpshooting passes of u'''''"4' :f i rt halfbacks Tom Fetzer and Jim Lail : 4 1 ' v? '' ' 4 s r' ' "' "''q04 irk 4 propelled Wake Forest to a smash::-4 y f f ')i ' ing 19 to 7 upset victory over ' i") ' '' 1 'A :'" favored North Carolina Saturday 't it -4 v1 i before a crowd of 35000 k x i' The lighter Tarheels were held N ' to 64 yards on the ground as the ! gigantic Wake Forest line bottled tailback Charlie (Cho° Choo) up Justice completely until the final period when he passed for North ' ''A?!Carolina's only score Touchdown Passes ' 1 4 P 1 1 4 :71: ' " ' s Fetzer fired one touchdown pass 1 I ' 7' 4 ''t i I k and rifled another that took the ' V V zt I bulky Baptists t9 the North Caro' --' lina eight before they were r ' tP -' '' ' 14 :r- ' - --' r 't I stopped Wake Forest struck swiftly in : eA the ' opening period and moved deep ' '::?''71 : 3 i -- A ': 1- — on J' into North Carolina territory on -- k " : passes by Fetzer and his stAnd ' Zt: i t ' Iti Lail who climaxed the-d-' 11 '' cti ' tiC ef''''' i -' 1 k t di with a touchdown heave i1 i' i S l'''k4 i ! i to wingback Harry Dowda in the i 1" - t 11' '' '" lL t end zone Quarterback Nick Ognor I-vich's -- -placement try was wide -'04 " - Before e 4 stunned North Carolina i 14 i‘ ' could recover the hefty Demon ' — ' e'"'"' f 41 ir Deacons piled up two more in the '' ! r JO t Pri 4 second quarter and were far in 's I i -" front to stay t ' '' ' ': ' 144v-' tk i ( t' Stop Threat C 't e P 1 1 t - s Carolina North choked off the 0 'I' '"' ' ' first second-perio- d 7 ' threat with a 04 '4 ' 1 ' ' II desperate stand on the four-yar- d t t ' le line but Fetzer and fullback George - - ' 1 k ti ' and Pryer lancing off the tackles a ripping through the line drove back to the six Freshman halfGann-wa- y back Bill Greglis then skirted right end for the score and Ognovich (lower) (right) tackle for Navy:t Edwin Golding Paul Stephana Duke fullback plays for five yards converted 4 brought Stephens to earth Final score agetnst Navy at Baltimore Newbold Smith Then Wake Forest center Boyd Allen raced back an intercepted pass 25 yards to the North Carolina 19 before he was hauled down SOUTHWEST Fetzer passed to end Jim Duncan in the end zone who -1 ball away from' Justice - 1 114M0 $ f ''''''-'4- M ar-rfr- I ''k long streak o) customers had lust ao"ttlod back for 1e-gar- 4 t I Duke roil! frerri the t1e and end 1re til slum a tpme 1 : Oct 11 ItnizLng movie- - fral la the en I Mi nran Saturday faere—nds tIhniler - Thriller 144-1- 4 i - i SOUTH Wake Forest Upsets NC Tarheels 19-- 7 1 i t (t - - : - -- - t i --- - - ! t' - Ali -- e1""" ' ' t - Inr 1 pin-poi- - nt - - - I six-point- 72-ya- I' - er - - - I - - 4 - '''' ' - - - - --- : 39-ya- rd - a I ' - - rd - 1 - - -: - -- - - '' : - --' -- -- - -- - : '' C 1 - n - :: - :: - - al I " - I t 4 - -- I 1 I full-col- or hair-raisi- I I ng 1 - - 1 I - - - - ' - "1'-'- : 1— s i - --- - r - -- 7 - rd - - - kin ) 1 - e t' 70-ya- Ii - - rd v 4 - - - -- I - '- 047:- - ' 1 0 - - - - - -- - - 73 - lir- - -- r L0 k ‘i'--"1- '' ' Ii ‘ ::' z' -- - 7 7 - - - I fit) red-shirt- - f 5 - i P' t- - - :: 7 '1:: 7"-y ' - i 0071 :r- :r'l ' -- - Th - - 7- ''- --- --: - ! : 7 ' - ' - --" : o i ' i - ' ' - - f t ' t -- - i r t t - - - - - - t ii - ' - - - p Ie"rt - - - 4-- i y - I ' N -- -- - - - e I ' t - 44 - - - - - " - - - ''''1- - - d-- - '1" Y ' - ' - - r :'-- - - - - : --- - 1 ' - y t - ftr — - - 1 b I 1 - - I I i ----- f - 1 -- - f 11 I- e-r- L'" P - - ' rosy-face- -- -- 90 E - ' 4P'- - - ar '' - - -' - "S-St- - -- - -' 1017-17- - - ' - - c 7!iify'"i 40-- ' :' P- - 0"5---- -- 4 - trhe g " - '' 1 rd A - -- - Is 044f-lartalin- g- A 6 - - 11 A - '' -7' ---' ' v q - -- - - - - w ) ' 4 - - - ' ' I' :'i -- ' - -'' - 6 '147 ''''Z' ?i - 74111 its - - 20-ya- ' II s" I - - e -- : - r - - - r r - " 1 - - - 1- 1 1 a--- --d d - I 1 1 - I ' - |
