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18 See I ahr Waco, Texas Friday, September Jinx's Hol Shots Waco Tigers Will Invade Marshall Tonight HOW IT 1 I Mis MF.KK IV THU IS. IS. 1. Rrtvlnr I of TM HO, OMihomu A. ami Ohm 20.

IT Tech Guniti tursi Klee 18. 'Mt, 'Irv I nlvpro.lt) 'IO, l'iiriliif 7. ll ltt iiiniiii.i 7. Howard Mfilrn MeMurr.v 20. It, Vuotili College 7.

wnd I. 7, State 0 ili, Trlnlty 7. stale of Ternpe 11. 7. lyoynla of 20, i Western 13, l'Iah 20 Amanti 13.

FadI 13, Tech 7. Sam stale 7, K.i*l Texas Baptist o. Sul 20. Hiinirl Baker 0. of II, l-a mar 7, INTFKsFi TION Nntri' Onnie 27, anilina 7.

20. Denver (Iridavi, Missouri 20, li trmon 7 Oklahoma II, Boston (olirne Hotifhrrn hI, Iomh 7. Winhliixlnn 13. Pittsburgh il, 7. 20 (tornii 13.

l.s| of 7. Cincinnati 11 ami M. 7. irhlta 11, I 7. 20, St.

Ntary's 13. Till KO( NT A INS nlorado 20, otoriulo ollege 0 (Ufi Celerado II, State 7. 27, Inwa o. Indiana 20, Nebraska 13. IN THF FAST Army to, i o.

7. Broun 0 (orni'Il 10. Ijifayette Columbia 13, 0 Dartmouth It, llolv 7 IVnn sfate 7. Navy 11, irv lami 7. Pennsylvania 20, Nirginin 7.

Prificefon 20. 0 Temple It, svraeuse 7 tlridayi. IN THF MIUM I sT 'il, I 7. Detroit tv FridayI, Wisconsin 20, Marquette 7 Michigan Michigan 7. IN THF vfH ni Alabama 21 Tulaue It Vnnderhilt n0, 7.

Ml 11, tieorge 7, Ciooruia Tpch S. arolina 7 flip 0 Miami 20, itailel II flri.t, Tennessee 0. far. ('atlwha 0 Hake I orest 20, Richmond 0 Virirfnia 7, nnd 0 13. IN I HI si alifornia Oregon Idaho It, 'lontana 7.

intoni 20. San I rancisen 7 I I Washington Sfatp 7. I Hm ho inn gar a and i must ton, hut up arp that their ision tv up Otaris 2 havo been i long limp eadv to ci' on s. University nf kk afternoon nt 't Stadium Tho oVInck 'I'iiP iwaiting 1 gnmp l'hoy will hr hot tho TIipv 11 mo rhanro uf opinion mpip dim mod fn rMoni vvhon Ravlor uss surpnsod Wvnminit toam rok Bnth i'ro vvrak un pa' in Ihoir f.n ynu ran oxporf hnth In dn Ini of I iftoi nonn Hip mn proip Nomine, aiUantaicp, aiti! I look for if to hp hli improvnl Baylor fi ani. thp Rpar'k, Imi il untili! noi hp upspt should thp lloiis fon tpani wm li Iip a rolorful KiiniP, ani Hip xpason hpri1 in with aiiii poromom.

hp oo hand lo routini! of llavlor hoiiippomniK II in a limiti! fui ssamo, and Spppfac iilaf iiiip for Ihp tann, nnd playpd lo a Ti no la-t unr in Fort rth mr. douhtful gami- in Stsilwafpr tomorrow must havp a offpn Both Rtrr Santa tara havr logt many stars from toam of In.M yoar, hut my that Santa hottpr prona rod for ft hard gfunr than iv Rirp, nnd Santa Clara iv tho i hon to in hoinp tnmorrou aflprtioon with II a douhtful giinip, IMirduo, uhilp not a great fpiim, full of prispn. pxh houpvi-r, important hump phii and play far football than it playi'd tail wook Ihp Oklahoma roarhlng Moouting thp I look for ip pxhh lo show real form tomorrow, and win out too much Tho gfinip in Columbus hntwoon Ohio Stato nnd SMC is Ihf tjt standing gamp of thp nation arid nhpuld hr senring thrillor. look for SMU to got as many a-- throe tourhdowns if tho wpather is fair may not onough to win, I as Ohio Stalo is bound to havo a Mipprinr lino, and might control of the hall. With tho homo advantage, Ohio Stale is tho slight favorito, hut will he no surprise at all if Kyle Roti leads the was to victory It is more or levs of a tossiip game.

Arkansas I it i i should hnuncp hack at the exppttsp of North Texas hut should not I loo easy. Minor of Texas plav interesting games It vor haid to dope a wirtnei in the game between Fiank Kirn hrnueb West Texas State team and MrMurry Both are strong I he wild guess favors Me.Mun Midwestern should take Austin College, and Daniel Baker is due fn lose to Sul Floss It tossuti between A and 1 and Smithied To xas State tint should win from limits llame season a game against North aro luta, and North anilina is not up to its usual standard. Notre Dumo should not have loo much I rouble, hut you ran expect North to plav far heller than lust Oklahoma may have I rouble with Boston College, hut should win, and Missouri is due to a good -lait hv defeating lemson Southern California should in its inte? Motional game from Iowa, and Min nesota should take Washington i in another intersectionai game It is largclv a Inssup between and Duke, both ftporgia should fake and IX sbollili bounce back al ev pense nf the ollege of Pacific, Wyoming, ronquernr nt Baylor last week, does no! plav this It will he a conference game, between Colorado and Kansii- i 1 State with ttie former a 'light I Norlhwpstorn should have (no trouble ss 11 Iowa and Indiana is farmed over Nebraska Mighty Army starts with an one am! should overwhelm Colgate ale and Brow it plav very douht fid game, Cornell, verv sin.tut. should overwhelm l.afavelte. It is a big came between Mars land an improved Navy team, and Marvland.

due to he verv strong this year, is In danger of losing its second in a row It is a fnssup between Sviai and remide tonight, nnd Penn State may have trouble with town Ohio I niversifv is due to be bet ter than usual this year, but hardly good enough to take Illinois, also due lo strong. One of the big games ol the nation will he the one hpfwppii Michigan and Michigan State, The guess is Michigan, bul there is nnl much dope lo govern choice. iseon sin is favored in its mutual game ith Maripiefe, Alabama and l'ulano aie duc to engage in a titillici The guess and that is ail it tv favors Bama a scoring Vanderbilt, Itv OSC Mi News Tribune Sports staff There's nothing like a change of scenery for what ails you So the old Car! Price and his Waco Tigers uiil find out if those words are true oi just a conn -on for the travel folder they visit the tall timhei country of Marshall tonight. With goose eggs on the scoreboard til show for two home appearance the point-hungry Rentals hope to change their luck in a -pot where Warn always has boon victorious Twice he ore have Tiger teams tnvnded the Maverick corial to triumph when the chips were down This one doesn't count in the championship race but just as important to the current fhey are eager to laste nf victory 4 tion hot their sagwmg reputa hoolboy power Mavericks Tough as I sual As in thr Waro wit! hump into some ugh competition from the Mavenrks Coach Charlie Flowers, ex-Baylor grid- a high-scoring outfit which ranks among the leaders in I he Texas se rebounded from an Park of Shreveport kin and Henderson, Price had tinti- to over hss defense this week, been too busy searching for methods to score some hand will he available body was hurt hruiftlng itftlemnte with Brvan 1 week The Bengal bead re por ted his hoys looked only so-so in prae- ups to defeat Marshall by Fair Luf- ret Hi nev All No- 4 cr S. fer 11 i ready this evening.

Bobby Powers, tatlbaek. is the only player on the doubtful list He recovering from and mav be abie to stund the Ktif( Price he can use the triple-threat youngster lean par of the time. If lie Can'l If Powers cant go. Tillman Fnemnn and Truman Smith, promising fad up from South Junior. will share his duties Smith continues to look good and mav earn first string berth before the District A campaign rolb around.

Otherwisp the Tiger linettp will he i he same It read- like this: J. left end; ('os left tackle; Charles Lame, left uai 'arr Osada right guard; Ray Montgomery. right tackle; John Ryals, nghl end; Freeman nr Smith, quarterback; Harold Coff, left halfback; George Newman, right halfback; Blake Tucker, fullback. Tucker, a marvel on defense, ts likely to he in the game all the say of the Mavericks are passing. Henry Rutherford, who doubles at blocking back and guard, will see plenty of action somewhere, probably at both places Hall Headlines Marshall Marshall's high-geared attack from split headlines Marvin Hall, leading ground gainer nf the team, and Roy Jones, who has racked up lv rits so All hut two of ihe Maverick starters are seniors, givinc them an edge in experience.

Marshall also has a Waco. Jones and Hall, Marshall will start Guy Smith, left end; ieotge Ives, left tackle; Alton Allen. lep guard, Charles Wondt, center; Frank New land, guard; Harlan Murray, right tackle. Gene Liston, tight end Jack Gray, quarterback; and Wayne Wood fin, right halfback. Liston is the only non-letterman in the lineup.

End Homer Eubanks and guard Don Linville are lettermen on the sfluad Waco will leave py bus for Marshall at Ri.V) this morning, arriving there early in the afternoon. Thirty-five players, three coaches and three managers will make the trip The hoys will stav overnight on the road and return home Saturday morning. aeo Traveling Paris Johnie Riola and Boh Bumgard- two more nachos the party Players making the trip are; Ends J. C. Cobble.

Buddy Va-s John Ryais, Chambers, J. Marshall, Jack Cox. Tackles Harrs Cannon, fohr Weathers, Ray Montgomery, Kenneth Taylor Raymond Barron, lack Miller, Don Osada. Robert Ford, l.udie Bitner, Carroll Robertson, ('harks Lainc, Powell. Boyd Cox.

Center Jack Jameson, James Wood. Bud Martin, Racks Harold bb, Otis Faulkner. Joe Hesley, Howard Pharr, Bill Patterson George Newman, Jim Bullard. Blake Tucker. Tillman Freeman.

Truman Smit Bobby Powers, Weldon O'Neal, Henry Rutherford, Managers Austin Scotl, Hampton IClav, and Terry Bracken. Grid Cliallcr Branch Rickey Mv -II I I Ki lt Tribune Editor HOW IT I AU Tills WEEK EMI EAss f.i ERSES I Vega SS; Haro Tech 0. 11le fi H. 20; ItHsea ft. Marlin IS; Belton 7.

I 1 13; Ten up 7. IS; rockelt 7. Navusntii Orupstippk IS. MeXlit SS; West 7. I.nckhart IS; Taylor 7.

l.anipasa* IS; Rosebud 7. Killeen San Saha 0. (ieorgetown 20 Ruritel 0 Rri nham 20; sildwell 7. Iliimiltnn IS; Coleman 7. Franklin 20; acn Cl.ASM ESSES ranfills ftap 13, Hu 7.

alley Mills 27; Wnlnut 0. Itilnev IS; Rv num 7. ace Stale limile IO; Brtieev ille- I I i I K. 20; Vvfell R. hilton IS; 7.

Itreiimnil IS; Kosse 7. fai ver I Ift; Trot La Vega High will plav Waco Tech at Munv Stadium tomorrow night tech is plaving ill A for the first time and if is a district game. Tech, a young hoot. will grow and eventually will have a strong football team, but right no'v is weak and tomorrow night one of the best in Central Texas in Class A ranks It will he a moral victory for Tech if it make-, the score close a- the dope -a I.a Vega should win hv most any score it cares to run up. It will also he a district game between Gad -ville and Mart There have been times when Mart was a Class A power, and not too many ago it was the best Class A team in all of Central Texas but it has dropped far k.

and while Gatesville is atso weaker than normal it is stronger than last year and is favored over Mart. McGregor meet Pasca in a district game tot mor row night and McGregor mav be the No, team in District No Itasca has losing to Class P. teams and evident I is noi as strong a Iasi vent Gregor is the choice to win the game. The game In Marlin Friday nmht between Mai tin and Belton is verv doubtful. Both played verv strong 'lass a teams last week and both were overwhelmed as Mattili lost to La Vega and as Lockhart trounced Belton Belton and Marlin seem evenly matched and It is more or of a tossup me.

The wild guess favor- game in Centi at Texas for the week wilt be Taylor, where favlor High plavs a non-confer- encc game with Lockhart. Both are strong lavlot is one of the; favorites in District No. 21 and is undefeated Lockhart is a rung team in District! No 21 but is unfortunate in the fact that it is in the sfirp.f. district with New Braunfels Lockhart is given the nod against Tay- lm after overwhelming Belton last ee k. Lampa as and Rosebud play a game which should be close Lampasas, of District No 22, where it is the defending champion, and favored to repeat, is favored nvii Rosebud, Rosebud is the defend; mg ci ampion of District No, 21 hut not among the favorites this year Killeen of District No.

21 should from San Saha of District No 22, while Georgetown, one of the in District I No. 21, should have no trouble vith Burnet of District No. 22. Hamilton, one of the strong teams of District No. is given the nrxt over Coleman, but thai may be a veiv bad guess.

Coleman lost hv only one touchdown to Doublie A Brown wood. Per- should be the favorite, although Hamilton has a fine team and is undefeated One of the biggest games of Central and South Texas, and the most important of ail will he played in Caldwell There the aid well team will play Brenham in a District No, 2' game. The game brings together two of the best teams of the district, and thev are also traditional rivals Brenham is the defending champion, lost many outstanding stars, including the great Billy Gaskamp, butt is back with a (me team It slaughtered Cameron last week, and the week before Cameron had tied Caldwell Caldwell has the home advantage, but there its advantage ends. Brenham is the To Pittsburgh? IN IMAN A POLIS, Sept. The Indianapolis said it has learned Brauch Rickev signed indav general manager nf the Veteran Fddie said he "learned pxp I I bv mingling among man.v baseball men in that the agreement wan rapped up in Pittsburgh last IliKhl." Rickev recenti in I hp Rrooktyn and there reports Hf that time he rnighf become a Pirate executive, he learned nf the sign- front men here In attend game of a me rica Asaoelntion playoff between Ihe and the Red Rirds.

La Yega-Waco Tech Game Highlights Cen-Tex Slate Hornels Given Nod OverCats GATKSV1LLK, Sept 28 SPL Galesville's Hornets, sporting an even 500 record of one won. one lost and one lied after three non- eonferenee bouts, fire their first gun in District football warfare Friday night, when they take on ihe air-minded Mart Panthers in Holmes Stadium at 8 Coach Lloyd Mitchell has spent lots of time this week tooling up anti-aircraft department for the Today's Pitchers i Won In Martin, Teague plav ague seems, Fairfield, a should win Faufii Id, and weak his cat, -trong Class tmolrin I ri(ur i OrAv 110-7! ertii lee! 1 (tir ten iovi il llli I 1 tc -h mid It Ok led bai Upset Arkatt- ig along ith It should nutslanding game in ntonio loiiinrrnw unlit pen the Vggiei and li I doubt if I'pi It plav as well as it phtVPil hi I uh Hock ist i If if vvill bailee to win, hill the probably improved more st se isoit than Tech, Ufi ile leafed lech last so the dope the havt gies havI rtoii 1 1 and the se.isnii I ti Auburn and fieorgia to bounce bark at the South Carolina, yeai rmesv. should ssippi SiatP Bav Im op- next week KptOiickv Up Miss last vear most unexpected stvte, and should in from that team again, but not bv margin as wide ts last vear In I ir West ilifnrnta should its conference game from Oregon, and I I should win if leagm game front ingtoii Slate. Rolh alifornia are is Snulhern al "tanfortl, another strong al itnrnia leant, shmitd win from mii I ratti iw n. Hearne mav run into trouble tomorrow night when it plays Crockett Not much is known of Crockett this vear.

but in recent ears Crockett has been strong It may be better than Hearne, but the guess is with the Hornets It is at so more or less of a tossup betwpen Navasota and beck Vrat In and var out Nava- sot ta is stronger than Gropsbeck, Lnuti i Bit I Mmmr er than If take Mis- ponent walloped but th last ve th roe: pia Ita! th and the ca I low pv er, advantage -sup favors i outd win goiwt re below tiar is the Navasota has and the guess Nav asola, but it Thev have football sine f1 Laps for I 11 rads Hurv The auto racing program at Suicide Bowl Sunday nght will he featured bv Ihe running of ihe no-tap championship stakes, it is the feature rare of the season, and the richest for this city. In addition to the regular put -e, there added ipen only to drivers vili he This race Central Texa- trai Tesa West tis an oake df of ihe best Crn- nys West, and while team and trouble in District not appear to have i the Black it and heat race win climax will follow races and a fine program, the time trials, the consolation be oriti Perh he iding Cta'S I Or Joe Zmbro feels that it will the best program of the season, and should draw the largest crowd If the weather permits there wilt be Sunday night racing in her Pu the tor I lie i ont nr III l. big to agile lose sserips will ediiesda v. di' ltd V. i North Junior Wallops West.

High 38-0 i ltd the II am We I MIMS I ff IS mil i i hi led over he out manned in to yesterday pop Junior marred against tin I lied ol cr Spirit Pate and much game Wes tiv Phipps. Hale and Khr and voung- ickev rolled Phipps jaunt other in Walker i initial quart white Hate four sn the isped final in Hi i nt at dsthi hi the visitors at tf Jerry Hollev. Lavender at tossed the after time Jim ked Bo mo il but ne UJ.P for thi -i her mu on "Wi her I a har i 1 fini hig lesi act ion er ah lut fi in 'Ut hav dro ppe Bah How can tng eie ineup, ON resky. nan, i h) spill matting han ft tied n. i The i only 1idn i and holes for its own romp through Walker and Hale shared honors for Coach Dick powerhouse each i pair of tallies Both of paydirt.

acrount 1 1 as West around timo- Three i second Os third i pod and in vient over the second pet tod and for the flock in the with a trip io 'X- hi district inaugural, as his scouts reported are Mart quarterback Jim Mallow tikes to toss the ball amund At the same time, he was living to perk up the anemic running game, which has netted on tv two touchdowns in three ties Thad McDonnell, serving first term as Panther coach, has found the going a bit rough Fall. After three the Mart lads are still looking for a victory nnd it is their dismal record, rather than any standout achievements hv the Hornets, that installs Gatesville nv the favorite Friday night will go into the game Friday night minus its varsity center. Wav ne Mitchell, who sustained a broken wrist in the Lampasas garni last week His No, I stand-in, Roher Miller, will get the ng nod The probable are; Marf Tommy McDonald and igene Johnson, Curry an C.arv Bkunt, tackles Joe Harold Hinson and Allan Breeland, ruards: Joe Bob HonevcuM. center, Jim Mallow, Bill Shelton. James Stone and Jack McGauhv, barks Knapp and Clarence Murray, ends; Robert Carothers and Dewev Meeks, tackles; Jack Murray and Gm Lovejoy Roger Miller, center.

Billy Anderson, Bobby Curry Curt A pel, and Gordon Jones, backs Kntcrs ANTON 10. Sept 2S A The entry of champion Homer Scatlorn of Abilene in the 5stafp Senior Golf Tournament for the San Antonin Country Club boosted the entrv list today the ill mark A in Irr son Jarkrts irr Lion Anderson High School Jackets, primed to gain a portion of revenge on their tormentors, invade Katy Park tontght at for a battle with the note Moore three straight vtc- tor ips ovei Anderson and the City hoys determined to end the string right where it Dope indicates the Jackets are stionc enough to turn trick is tutored hy Pigford and Timmons, for- Prairie stars Hv pvi s-Tribime Waco 'Tech gallant Trojans are next in the meat-grinder fot the relentless Pirates from La Vega John Hugh Smith's swashbuckling warriors roar into Muny Stadium riding the crest of a three-game winning streak in which they have run up 72 points while having their own goal line crossed hut a smcle time. Host Tech, battered but still eager after H-fi drubbing by West, is due to take it on the chin again in the feature Class A game nf the night for Central Texas grid fans. It'll be an upset if the Trojans make i( close Dailey Due In Romp expected to be another field night for speed-merchant Carroll Dailey, power hov Billy Keller and aerial artist Billy Dennis. Running in front of this awesome trio is a big, fast Rue line sparked by Bill Montgomery, Carl Eddy Rose and A Purvis.

Little Fail Tunmire however, could yive Tech fans their moments if he duplicates the brilliant performance he turned in last! week against West defeat. The slight 135-pounder is flanked in the Tech hackfield by Bitty Dodd, Jay Boyd and Carl Payne Men! Invades Mexia The tame of tonight's grid card in Central Texas could bob up at Mexia, where T.v always-rugged Black Cats take on a youthful West aggregation that, is improving by leaps and bounds. 'Taking over at west this with only two letiormen on hand. star David Moon has the green hut wilting Trojans moving, In Selman nnd Carl Coffee. West boasts two of the brightest passing prospects in the section.

If the tight hut scrappy Trojan tine can give (air protection, the Black Cats may be in for a scare. Comparative dope, however, says ifs Mexia by two or three Last year's State finalists stilt have enough hack to rank as cream of the crop in the 20-A scramble. Brenham at aldwell Brenham and Caldwell together at Caldwell in a scuffle that is expected to decide the kingpin of District at this early date Other important Class A games are Reiton at Marlin. Coleman at Hamilton, 'league at Fairfield, Crockett at Hearne, Groesbeck at Navasota, Mart at Gatesville. Pasca a) McGregor, Lockhart at Taylor, Rosebud at Lampasas, San Saba at Killeen, Burnet at Georgetown, Junction at Llano, and Goldthwaite at Comanche In Class circles.

Valley free-wheeling Eagles should be abie to name the score when the play hosts to Springs in a 21-B headliner Cranfills Gap4 goes to Hico. Bynum journeys to I Whitney, and Iredell travels to Clifton in other 21-B 39-B Opener Brucev top-rated Eagles make their 19-B bow under neve coech Travis DuBois at Waco State Home this afternoon; and Round Rock and Bartlett tangle in an important T7-B tussle in other top-notch bouts Sharing the spotlight are Mid- wav at Fort Hood Avtell at 'Chilton at Rogers, Kosse at Rre- mond, Calvert at Troy, Dawson at Wortham, Salado at Rockdale, and Thorndale at Holland Lorena's Leopards play hosts io La squad at Lorena Saturday night in another tuneup game before diving into the rusaed '10-B dogfight. Coach Lloyd lightweight- made their bow a winning one last week hv thumping Marlin B. 19-0; hut wilt be decided underdogs in their second out ing. Littlr Inanitions To Hr Frostrd Tonight Pirates, Littte League Baseball Champions of Waco, will he honored with a at the old Blaekland Officers Club building at 6--T0 o'clock tonight with patents of the ptavers a- hosts.

Other guests will be Sponsor Henry Young, managers Ton- alull and Bateman, Commts- sioner O'Neal, umpires Johnson, Clint Lewis and Jackie Godwin and their wives Ptavers on the championship team were Don Riddle Don Youni Johnny McKinney lav Tonahill, Todd Miller Don Cantrell. Mac- gari I low ell, Mike Henke, Tommy Morgan and Jerry O-watd Youn's captured the Western League title and the citv plavoff Phipps and Dickie for the two Eagle i onlv offense was moulded the passing combination of Huteta to Richard Hill traight completions in ihe period for consecutive first tvoved ball to the Eagle ts onlv threat of the dav Lindsey emptied with second, third playing half -ntire bench, and fourth of the final battinj i Ji and ip pi i Go k-of-all-pi win the san had AL fh I ter "fo 0 third I th break tar Id the Sox sobbed, was in mid-season. Well, Since ptprtiy Steve replaced dour Joe McCarthy 23, the Sox have won nd lost good record anv team Arid O'Neill already received a confi ct for 195! How then can explain A'ltchim irk Tho Red spirit They kmt them smoofh-runmng unit which the opposition by batting: power and team- of spirit never was more clearly seen than Wedoes- um dav when tne lethargic Sox were mes mathematically eliminated from for the flag race by the underdog has Washington Senators who drubbed them a douhle-headei by score- the 24) and 6-3. acksa wailo groin that can dith It ana 709 AUSTIN AVE, USED CAR SPECIALS Ford 2 Door $1025 1946 Ford Club Coupe $1075 1947 Ford 4-Door $1075 1 Ford 4-Door $1125 1948 Ford 2-Door $1195 1948 Plymouth $1225 1949 Ford 2 Door $1525 949 Mercury 4 Door $1895 BIRD-KULTGEN, Inc. Used Cor lot 12th end Auittn Phone 2 0332 BAG THAT GAME WITH FINER EQUIPMENT FROM HOLTS A boon fo famous RUSSELL BIRDSHOOTER' BOOTS Known the country over for excellent protection and comfort in all kinds of You'll appreciate their quality Priced at 1995 95 M0SSBERG SHOTGUNS ia- 2fl- Crauge .4 Gaimr HUNTING EQUIPMENT and ACCESSORIES MARLIN MODEL 336 CteiininR Recoil MARLIN HIGH-POWERS Best for A 10 calibre lever action repeater with full barrel, top receiver, automatic -ide election, Rallard type riflins.

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