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Mob, March 4, 1946 IOWA CITY PRESS-CITIZEN nrvaal Pairings District Play Faces High School Basket a Oxford Wins Wtay i-d Uli I TTinrnnri aumai n- Class DisiTict Meet At AtUatte Claaa A Parrr n. Harlan (Tu a. an Qlldden va. Dunlap p.m.) Deniaon w. Avoca (Thura.

7:80 p.m. uauDon vs. Atuntlo (Thura. Wiota ti. Walnut (Tues.

am. ftluo (St Mary'.) Cumberland va. Bayard (Wed. 7 p.m.) auuuiu eu. p.m.

DIUORU1VI Claaa A Mount Pleasant re. Keokuk (Tuea. 1:30 D.m.) Fort Madlaonjri. Talrfleld (Wed. :80 Eldon vs.

Centervllle (Thura. 7:80 p.m.) Bloomfleld vs. Albia (Thura. 1:45 a ClataB Way land ti. Pulaski (Tuea.

7 p.m.) Numa va. Melrose (Tuea. 8:16 cm.) Llnevtlle va. Keokuk (St Peter's) (Wed. 7 p.m.) Rumeaton va Denmark (Wed.

1:18 At Cedar FaUa Clin A Waveljr ts. Waterloo (Weat) (Tuea. 1:30 p.m.) Waterloo. (East) va. Oelweln (Sacred Heart) (Wed.

9:80 p.m.) Oelwela va. Iowa Falls (Thura, 7:80 p.m.j Cedar Valla (Teachera High) va. ceaar run unurs. p.m.; Claaa WeHaburg aWaterk)0--pur-tay Victory Academy) (Tuea. 7 p.m.) Tripoli va.

utu dues. p.m.i Hfuelrnn va. HanMtll (Wed. 7 B.m.1 Sunkerton va. Dike (Wed.

8:16 p.m.) at csnneu mans ciaaa A Shenandoah va. Onawa (Wad. 1:10 p.m.) Missouri Valley va. Hamburg (Thura. 7:80 n.m.) Glenwood va.

Council Bluffa (Thomaa Jefferson) (Tuea. 9:30 p.m.) Council Bluffa (St Francis) va. Ooun ell Bluffa (Abraham Lincoln) (Thura. 8 p.m.) -J xi. ir i BIGTENSEASON ATEND.IOYANS LOSE LAST TEST Gophers to Play in Windup Contest at Home Cage Arena Good for Third IOWA IT IF tf Ives.

1 Danner. 1 i I Wler. I 15 C. Wilkinson, 8 0 3 1 Postela. I 1 2 Guzowski, 0 2 H.

Wilkinson, 17 Thomaen, ...3 0 Totals IS 31 16 47 MINNESOTA FO FT FF TF .....4 4 11 Ajax. 8 0 4 White, 0 0 10 JaroH, is Mclntyre, 0 0 0 0 0 Maltaon. 0 6 0 i Brewatar, 6 13 11 Karnan, 6 6 IS Lawrence, 0 0 A GUliland, 0 0 0 0 Touts .....18 33 34 Bears at Bald Mlnneaota Iowa tt Fra throws mlaaas towa Tvaa a Wirr 4, H. Wilkinson Minnesota. Carlson 4.

A lax 3. Jaroa, Mattaoa, Brewatar, Kern an s. Officials 1 Hala Rnhtnann Tnlanai BiU Orwif, Michigan. BT JIMMT JORDAN Associated Freae 8 porta Wtitar The Biff Ten conference cloaca one of its most unpredictable baa- xetDau seasons in history tonight witn what Derharia Is its most un. predictable team in a featured rale.

rThe-team Is Minnesota. The Gophers, who came unheralded tn- to uie season to win four straight (Tames, faded and then came hack Saturday to defeat defending cnampion lows, meet Wisconsin at Minneapolis. The game carries with it all tha rivalry of more than a half -can- wry oz competition. It also carries, for the Dlavers. tha memorv of a 48-45 defeat Mlnneaota hung on Wisconsin January 5, and the Badgers won't be forgetting that, Wisconsin nas won but one game this season, and baa lost 10.

If Minnesota wins, the Gophers will wind up In a fifth-place tie with lumou ine nnai a landings. Minnesota knocked eft Iowa 58-47 Saturday night, after losing an overtime game to the Hawkeyes, 63-61 on January M. Minnesota had a 36-26 lead as the Intermission and coasted through Use second half te victory. The Gophers ace, Tony Jaroa. will have to nat 32 points tonight In his effort to overhaul North-western's Max Morris for the scoring title.

ti i CYCLONESTAKE BIG SIX CROWN Iowa State Runners Have Laugh on List Of Track Experts KANSAS CUT UP) Iowa State's high-spirited Cyclones were admiring their third straight Big Six conference indoor track and field championship trophy today and enjoying a hearty laugh at the expense of the "experts" who picked them to finish no better than a strong third here Saturday night. Coach George Bretnalla speedy barriers piled up 44 points to outclass the field before a record crowd of 8,000 spectators in Municipal auditor Two new meet records were es tablished, both by. Cyclone com petitors. Norm, Pederson, a war veteran, leaped 24-feet -lnch to-' better Squads Local Squads Play in Meet At Coe Court DISTRICT FAIRINGS At Cedar Baplda Claaa A Vontloello va. Iowa City (University High) (Tuea.

8:80 p.m.) Iowa City va. Cedar Rapids (Wilson) (Wed. :30 p.m.) Cedar Rapids (Ttooaevelt) ts. Cedar Rapida (Mckinley) (Thura. 7:30 p.m.) Cedar RaDtda (Immaculate Concep tion) vs.

Cedar Rapids (Franklin) (Thura. 8:46 p.m.) Class gprtnirvllle vs. Oxford (Tues. 7 p.m.) Norway va, Martelle (Tuea. 8:15 p.m.) Iowa City (St.

Mary's) va. Center Point (Wed. 7 p.m.) Cascade (St Mary'a) va. Atxlna (Wad. 8:15 p.m.) BY AL MITCHELL Prees Citizen Sports Editor Three Iowa City teams and Oxford's little but stron? out fit will move Into district tour nament play at Cedar Rapids this week.

The high school squads, including three qualifiers in the sectional basketball meet concluded here Saturday, will get under way tomorrow night at Coe college gymnasium. Oxford plays the opening contest of the Cedar Rapids Class meet, against Sprlngville, at 7 o'clock, after upsetting West Branch here Saturday night University High school will meet Monticello at 9:30 p. m. Tuesday on the opening program. Iowa City high school, making Its first start in tournament play because of ite previous Class AA ranking, win go Into action Wednesday at p.

playing Wilson of Cedar Rapids; 8t Mary's of Iowa City, which won its 14th straight contest and its 22nd of the season here Saturday night, also plays the Wednesday date, meeting Center Point at 7 Roosevelt high schooUs sponsoring organizatloirat the Cedar Rapids tournament, but the meet has been moved into the Coe court to gain seating space. One local qualifier, Kalona'a Class A squad, will move to Ottumwa for further contests, and meets Oskaloosa at 7 :30 p. m. Thursday to make Its start Wellman, upset winner to qualify In Class at the Slgour-ney tournament, will also be at Ottumwa, meeting Martiniburg at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening. Saturday night's games at Iowa City high school saw St.

Mary's take a 88-20 class decision from Solon' a county champions, grab bing the lead at 4-3 with nearly five minutes gone in the first quarter. Andy Chuckalas put the Marians on top with a pair of free throws and went rolling on to score 12 tallies as the Ramblers climbed their margin from that point Oxford had a atlffer battle aaglnst West Branch, which led 13-12 at the half. The second-seeded Class squad lost Its margin In a 14-14 tie with two minutes left In the third quarter, but got It back briefly at 18-17 as Wendell Eden scored on a pivot shot. Then Dick Schmidt the thin man who scored 19 points in the contest to lead all point-makers for Oxford high school upset second-seeded West Branch of the Eastern Iowa conference here Saturday night, to win Its way into the Class district basketball tournament at Cedar Rapids. The Johnson county team won 27-22 In its qualifying game.

The Oxford players, left to right above, are coached by 1. B. McAreavy, who heads the second row. Also standing are Louis Kapfer, Charles Roushar, Leland Seimer, Bob Wegenmuller, Gene Shebetka, Wayne Stratton and O. H.

Dakin. Kneeling are Bob Winters, Leonard Orummer, Dick Schmidt, Gen Spratt, Alfred Scheeti and Bob Harney. "(Press-Citizen Phota.) Post-Season Bids Given to Ten Teams in Garden Meets The Minnesota forward needed. 44 points to surpass tha 188. Marrta rolled up before Saturday night's game, but lea the contest on fouls in the first half after he had scored 12.

feet 4 inches set byEverett CITYHIGHGETS TOPRAIJKVITH CLASS A LISTS- St. Mary's Leading Choice of Class At Cedar Rapids By L. K. BKELLET Asaoclnted Preaa porta Writer DE3 MOINES (PV-The "hie reuowg" join me cnasa for the state lnterscholastlo basketball ehamplonihlp this week. Thirty-three ClaM AA.

schools enrollment-above 800). exempt irom Bectioiuu play, blend with the 94 Class A club while 128 teams retain their lndentifl ca tion In the 16 district meets. The firing; will open tonight at Dea Molnea, 24-hour Jump on the other tournaments. The semi-final round winners win advance to the four sab-state meets, final proving; ground for the championship tournament at Iowa City. Ames, the defending champion with only one defeat on Its 1945- 48 record, is in the lower bracket Wednesday will play Dowllng of Des Moines, beaten by.

Storm Lake in the first round of the title meet last year. Here's a look at the tourna ments: ATLANTIC A Harlan, 15-1 record for regular season. Opens against Jerry In upper bracket Atlantic is the lower bracket favorite. Wlota and Bayard. They're in opposite brackets.

BLOOMFIELDs A Keokuk, upper bracket choice. Bloomfleld, with 20 straight after losing Tlrst two, lower bracket standout Top-notch field, Wayland, Pulaski, Melrose and others. CEDAR FALLS: A Waver- ly and Waterloo West clash In first round. Cedar Falls lower bracket choice. Waterloo (Our Lady of Victory Academy) meets strong Wellaburg In first game.

Dunkerton and Dike big game In lower bracket Cedar Bapidsi A lows uity High expected top bracket Winner. Tossup of four Odar Rap ids clubs In lower half. St Mary's of "Iowa City top team. COUNCIL BLUFFS: A Ab raham Lincoln of Council Bluffs rated ahead of field. College Springs won 18 of 19 In regular season.

Mondamin had a 22-4 mark before tournament time. CRESTON: A Bedford, up-and-cpming again after several false starts, No. 1 team. Diagonal, your old favorite at many a state meet, may do it again. DAVENPORTS A Clinton, the fire-wagon" kids, hot pick in lower half.

Has won 19 of 20 and now is on a 17-game streak. Meets Burllngtort in first round. Might give thought to their surprise 29 to 27 licking by Washington in first round year ago. Davenport or Muscatine. 1945 runner-up in upper bracket.

Preston? DES MOINES: A Ames ap. narently class of field. Bon durant popular. irsTTrrRVTT.T.lT!; a Rnencer. Estherville, Emmetsburg and Al gona standouts.

Sanborn and Everly. 9 9 GRINNELL: A Marshalitown the No. 1 Pick if Bill Task, aoe center, has recovered from the mumps. Ked-nol group who impressive records. Montour ana Kelloee meet to first round.

LE MARS: A East Sioux City and Central Sioux City meet in first round: I Le Mara lower bracket choice. 1 MASON CITY: A Mason City, Big Seven champion. Every body for himself. Ventura and Rake, with splendid records, meet in first round OTTUMWA: A Ottumwa and Chariton. Crawfordsville popu 'i POSTVILLE: A Elkader, un defeated, and Lores of Dubuque clash in first roundVB Lawler and Strawberry Point, both good, are In upper STORM LAKE: A Toss-up.

Albert City, which plays Cherokee in first round, is undefeated. Ute, Pomeroy and Dayton good records. WEBSTER Ull! A werjsier City and Ft Dodfs. Whitte-more. Dayton and Livermore ap pear top teams.

BIO TK! rOVFFRENC Basketball Slaadlnsa rt. OP Ohio Stats ..10 .838 890 510 Nortawastera nnnni I .667 .667 .63 M5 .833 .091 .000 841 628 6 627 B04 661 ess 619 377 650 674 650 499 684 684 698 611 763 Inva Illinois 7 Mtnnsot I Mlehlcaa Purdua 4 Wlsconain 1 Chios to 0 DANCE Musio by 19 mus south en 218, Vt East the evening, cashed two free cnances to Close uia penoa. He struck again for four quick points on a rebound and free throws early In the fourth to give his team a five point edge at 24-19, and West Branch could not meet the challenge. University high school counted a 31-11 victory over its Eastern Iowa league foes from West Liberty with Ralph Donovan scoring nine points to lead the Blue Hawks, who defeated the Comets twice i wring the conference season aa they won their crown. tmi at ''Council Bluffa (Iowa School for Deaf) va.

College Spring (wea. p.m.j Canon va. Blencoe (Wed. 8:15 p.m.) At Crestoa riui A Btuart va. Redfleld (Tuea.

8:80 p.m.) Osceola va. indlanoia (wea. p.in.1 rvMinn vs. Pnrnftir (Thurs. 7:30 D.m,) Clarlnda Bedford (Thura.

p.m.) Clam Truro vs. Preacott (Tuea. 7 p.m.) U.lns fTnaa. fi 'IS B.D1.1 I Lortmer vs. Diagonal (Wed.

7 p.m.) DeSoto vs. BraddyvUla (Wed. 8:15 p.m.) At Davenport rim i I A Wapello va. Mmcatlne (Tuea. 9:10 Maquoketa va.

Davenport (Wed. 8:80 columbua Junction va. Citato (Lyons) (Thura. 7:80 p.m.) Clinton vs. Burlington (Thura.

8:45 Class Wyoming vs. Stanwood (Tuea. 7 p.m.) Eabula v. Preston (Tuej. 8:15 p.m.) Mediapolla va.

Lisbon Wed. 7 p.m.) Grand View vs. Elsrood (Wed. 8.16 p.m.) At Dea Motaae Class A Madrid vs. Dea Molnea (TechO (Mon.

'nM-niitolnM (Roosevelt) vs. Dea Molnea (North) (Tuea. 9:80 p.m.) Dea Molnea (Lincoln) va. pee Jioinea (East) (Wed. 7 p.m.) n.a Moines (Dowllng) vs.

junea a a (Wed. 8:15 p.m.) Class Woodslda va. Waukee (Mon. 7 "p-m.) Shipley va. Granger (Mon.

8:15 P.m.) Farrar va. Dallas Center (Tuea. 7 P'colltoa vs. Bondurant (Tuea. P-DU A Kstk.mil.

n.u A 1:15 Spirit "tska va. Spencer (Tuea. :80 Si'ki. sh.iitnn rwed. EathervUio va.

Emmetsburg (Thura. Bancroft (St John's) vs. Algona (Thura. 8:45 p.m.) Primffhar (Tuea. 7 B.m.) Milford va.

Lake Park (Tuea. 8:15 Grove va. Everly (Wed. ,7 nj.) Burt vs. Armstrong (Wad.

p.m.) At oruiaeu t. Class A Vinton va. Tama (Tues. 9:80 p.m.) t.ii. Kntnii fWed.

9:80 p.m.) Marshalitown va. KnoxvUle (Thura. 7 va. Dysart (Thura. 8:45 p.m.) Victor va.

State Center (Tuea. 7 p.m.) Montuor va. Kellogg ciuea. a.ia Gladbrook vs. Geneseo(Wed.

7 p.m. Garwln va. Clemons (Wed. 8:16 p.m.. At La Mara rim A Sioux City (Trinity) va.

Siou City (Leeds) (Tuea. p.m. Sioux City (East) vs. Sioux City (Cen "siouVcen LeMara (Thura. 7:80 Hull (Western Christian) vs.

Hawar- den (Thura. p.m.; Cla ol. Onlmhv Tuea. 7 P.m.) Kewklrk (Hospers) va. Lester (Tuea.

Correctionvtlle va, (Wed. 8.15 BI At Maaea City 1 a I Northwood vs. New Hampton (Tuea. a. qa w.

Mason City vs. Lake Mills (Wed. :80 Hnmpton va. Torwt City (Thura. 7 :80 Clear Laka Ts.

Charlea ty (Thura. 8:45 p.m.) i Claaa Mason City (Holy Family) va. Marble Kock tTuea. v.mji FertUe vs. Corwlth (Wed.

8:16 p.m.) At (wemwa Class A Williamsburg va. Washington trues, a. on Siourney Ta. Ottumwa (Wed. V'okalooaai vs.

Kalona (Thura. 7:80 r.ridvvllla va. Charlton (Thura. 1:45 Woltman va. Martlnshurc (Tuea.

Keswick vs. Crawfordifpnia (Tuea. 8:15 p.m.) Cedar va. Bussey (Wed. 7 p.in.) Attica va.

Agency (Wed. 1:15 p.m.) At Prtllle Claaa A Poatvilla va. Mancheater (Wed. 8:30 Elkader ya. JTAubu 0rM)(Thura, 7:80 Dubuaua vs.

Creeco (Thura. 8:45 Claaa Strawberry Potat va. McGregor (Tuea. Lima Springs vs. Lawler (Tuea.

8:15 Lansing va. Greeley (Wed. 7 a) Fredericksburg va. Elgin (Wed. 8:15 'm-) At Stona Ika Class A Storm Lake va.

Pocabontaa (Tuea. Od'bol't va. Manson (Wed. 9:80 p.nO Lake City va. Ida Grove (Thura.

7:80 ''Cherokee vs. Allxrt Cltl (Thura. 8:45 Class Tie vs. Sioux Rapids (Tuea. 7 P-iJ-J.

Pomeroy vs. Marathon (Tuea, 8:15 Lytton va. Galva (WH, 7 p.m.) Early va. Dan bury (Wed. 8:15 P-m.) At Webitar City Clais A WCWfr VU7 19 awtf p.m.) Badcllffa va.

bye. Humboldt vs. bye. Fort Dodse va. bye.

Eagle Grove vs. bye, Boone va. bye. Belmond vs. by.

Claaa Wntttomora vs. Luther (Tn. 7 Liverroora va. Kamrar (Tuea. 8:15 p.m.) IMivtnn vs.

Corrwr (Wod. 7p Churdan va. i.airsburg fRed. 5:19 pm.) Treynor va. Thurman (Tuea.

7 p.m.)lai Rlvertoir-MondamtirTuearSiloTI fit Jayhawk-Aggie Game to Go on Mid-March List KANSAS CITY UP) The Big Six champion Kansas Jay-hawks, who completed their conference basketball campaign unbeaten, are expected to return to practice early this week to get ready for their claaa with Oklahoma A. and M. for the right to represent District Five in the regional N.C.A.A. tournament in Kansas City, March 22-23. The Oklahoma A.

and M. athletio cabinet, in announcing its acceptance of an invitation to meet Kansas in a playoff game, recommended to the N.CA. A. selections committee that the game be played "not earlier than March 18" at either Oklahoma City or Wichita, Kan. Dr.

F. a (Phog) Allen, Kan-sas coach, was not available for comment early today but Kansas had already agreed to the playoff game. The Kansaa-A. and M. clash will give Doctor Allen's crew a chance to gain revenge for their only loss In a 20-game campaign this winter, the Aggies having scored a 46-28 victory over the Jayhawks In a college tournament at OKlanoma City last uecemoer.

sent District Seven and the winner of the best tw i out of three game aeries between Idaho and California will contend for District Eight- ONLY 2 MORE DAYS TODAY TUESDAY 17sTo hum IT7 7-Doors Opea mm TNDS laaJlf TUESDAY" HtDY um it 0tT WAIKIK CO-HTT doyd t3sjf)tUISIll HATDIM VKawa y.X. -I- .1, IOWACAGERSTO BE CLUB GUESTS 'Banquet Season Is Under Way With Local Dinner The Iowa basketball team will be guests tonight as the On Iowa club plays host In the official open ing of the "banquet season." Prof. Karl E. Letb, chairman of the Iowa athletic board, will be the speaker at a dinner beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Moose Lodge.

Sports writers from state newspapers will alio be guesU at the dinner. a Next Sunday evening iaureserv- ed for the Knights of Columbus dinner at which St. Mary's and St. high school baskets ball squads are to be guests. It was announced today that St.

Mary's of Riverside will also be guests at the Sunday aialra. Iowa City Bowlers Earn State Places BURLINGTON Iowa City bowlers earned second and third places in tha state women's tour nament on early scores, as the meet concluded here Sunday. Marjorle Gobs and Bea Opfel counted 1,040 pins to stand sec- onUnJJrs doubles, with the lat- ter'a 1.533 sticks good for third In the all-events ranks. DOORS OPEN 1:15 NOW! NOV! "ENDS WEDNESDAY" Shows At 1:80 5:40 "Feature 9:50 fcjaa Vartoam" XTRA1 BAsr.BALI, LATE NEWS BUGS aa. STARTS NEXT THURSDAY, ITS A ROLLICKING TECHNICOLOR AND A RIP-SNORTING SAGA OF THE WEST! i i torn tar amok a rC-STB O'MltM BAKil aWwS MAIN CMS WtUt PS.O-M nf-Jf I They've Got 1 The Whole 1 Town Talklngl 4 Tj DePaul Passed in List of Squads at Cage Tilt NEW YORK UP) Basketball turned to the post-season tournaments today after crowning most of the conference champions.

Bids already have been extended to many of the top quintets for apV pearancea in the National Invitational and N.C.A.A. championships, Ten schools have excepted in vitations, six to the invitational oral ugii ou urn at. vv to the Eastern N.C.A.A- also at the Garden starting March 21, and one to the Western N.C.A.A. at Kansas City March 22. Kentucky, Muhlenberg, St John's of Brooklyn, Bowling Green, West Virginia and Syracuse have accepted bids to the invita tional with two teams still to be named.

-It is expected that Arizona, Border conference champion, will become the seventh entry with the other choice probably coming from1 the south. For some unexplained' reason, De Paul, last year's Invitational champa, has been bypassed despite this season's 17-5 record against tough New York university's once- beaten aggregation, generally rat ed the top team in the nation, will represent district two in the east ern half of the N.C.A.A. Harvard has accepted the bid to contend for District One and Ohio State will compete -for District Four, No District Three selection has been made as yet, with Duke, Southern conference a 8, North Carolina and Louisiana State regarded as the leading contenders. Only Baylorjof District Six has been named for the western half of the N.C.A.A. championships.

However, eligible for the three remaining berths have been narrowed down to six teams, two from each district Oklahoma A A and Kansas will meet for the right to represent District Five, either Wyoming or Colorado will rep re- Tciay ftra Wcdn'tiay WRY LCnETTA COOPER a YOIKJG Afong Comt? DEVEST CAM C'JSTEA 'tun shut a out mm am. noncthi CO-HIT IDoin cross of Iowa State fn 1943. Cyclone Dwayne Feeken upped the high Jump mark to 4-lnches. Tom Scofleld of Kansas, who was a "cinch" to win this event, broke the old mark-of 6-feet ZVt Inches by clearing 6-3 but still yielded honors to Feeken. 1 Iowa State failed to win points In only two events, the shot put and pole vault Oklahoma showed surprising strength in placing second with 29 points.

Nebraska was third at 234 points, followed by Missouri 19tt. Kansas 12ft and Kansas State ZVi. Bill Arlen of Iowa State won his third straight "Glenn Cunningham" mile, 4:31.9, while Bob Jones, Iowa State, won the half-mile BU Lyda trophy on a 3:02.2 perform ance. Forrest Cady Dies In Hotel Room Fire CEDAR KAPIDS UB Forrest Cady, 63, former Boston Red Sox catcher and battery mate for Babe Ruth when the latter was pitch lne for Boston, died Sunday in a fire in hisTfotel room here. The fire was.

confined to one room of the hotel, and authorities said they believed it started from an electric heater in the room; Cady, who was an umpire in the Western league for several ea sons, caught for the Boston Red Sox from 1912 through 1917 and for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1919.. i ROC KHLKST WINS KANSAS CITY UP) The Rock- hurst College Hawks scored their second basketball victory of the season over the Creighton Blue- Jays Sunday! night, 46-341 streng-theningtheir-claim for a place in the National" Intercollegiate tournament here March 11. THE NEW BAduIts 2c Children 10eN Er3S TUESDAY CO-HII sad KJX CURTIS LATEii NEWS and CARTOON CHHRl rKTIIEI 1 imiits aJUaT i Ik old grey herriuoue ain't wkt it osed to You've changed, Mister. Thanks to Uncle Sam, you've flattened your waist, widened your chest, and added or subtracted some pounds. We've the xlothes to take care of your new proportions in styler so come on in.

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