The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 14

TWO THE SUNDAY NOYEMUKR SMITH RELEASED TO COAST LEAGUE. CINCINNATI. Nov. Herrmann, president of the Keds. today announced the release of Elmer Smith, veteran outfielder, to the Portland club of the Pacific coast lenRue, for a cash sum, not stated Herrman also the Reds had concluded their option to purcha.s»' the release of Billy Hunnefield, infielder, from Portland.

Zditmrmnd WILL ROGERS SKERS LOSE 3 (Continued from Patre One.) NEW MANAGER Amodier "Btilf" rhirhiim edrerrtsemetit br WiU ZiestcM and and laadlns Amrricati hnmorirt. Mora coming. Watch for tham. My little boy, thirteen yearf old, hai just returned from a trip to the Mediterranean. He was at that age when there was no doing anything with him at home, so I sent him over there to see what he could find out for his old who had never been any farther away from home than thg barn.

He apent two weeka In Kgypt, and visited the Tombs of the old Pharaohs. In fact he prowled around in King a Tomb. Now I am a great believer in ancestry. I hate to see new things or new people come up with no tradition or backing behind them. So when my Young Hopeful returned from a three cruise, he Informed me of a historical faet that even I (at a Harvard Man) didn't knew.

He said the most prized thing dug out of King 'Pomb was a sacred Bull, hich the Egyvxians idolized at their God. The wrapping, on close examination, was found to he of empty DURHAM sacks iewed together by those ancient people. And when they reached the Inner tomb or sarcophagus of this old Pharaoh, or Bull Worshipper, the pocket of his pajantas was found to contain a sack of Durham, proving that DUR- HA.M Is older than the ages. Now, my own hoy told me this and he lie. He old enough to have to.

tunes uf the gume were that the breaks fatltMl to materialize and the Cornhuskcrs, fumblinK away every Opportunity, found that the Journey to the Dr.ake goal was a distance they could not negotiate. The third period, from a Nebraska standpoint, was frultles.s as the second and when the contending elevens again goals at the start of the final period, giving the Bulldogs the advantage of the gale, it was written then and there Ifi the record that, Drake was victorious. Draks Scoras Again. Nebraska, however, was not destined to emerge with a defeat by a margin of a single touchdowm; the fates apparently were determined to frown on the Huskera until the climax of the struggle. A Nebraska fumble gave Drake pos- Be.H.^l«n of the ball within the Corn, 25-yard line and Willard Sutherland, a pew star in consellatlon.

then proceeded to plunge for nine yards, following with another drive for two yards to earn first down of the day. Switching their offensive to the left of the Nebraska llrie. Sutherland swung loose on a wide end run and sped in the direction of the Nebraska goal. Even then the breaks persisted In favoring the Hiilldugs. Sutherland once lost his footing on the Icy field and the ball tximbled from his grasp, hut it hoimced right back again Into 'his clutches, and the Bulldog runner sprinted triumphantly to an earned touchdown.

final scoring achievement came In the form of a Nebraska safety. Following touchdown and kickoff. Harydalls fumbled after retunnlng the kick ten and the BuUdog.s downed Wie slippery bladder within 30 yards of the Nebraska goal. Cook punted on the first down and the ball rolled out of bounds on the Nebraska five-yard line. ('aptaln Weir retreated back of his goal to punt out of danger, but he fumbled the pass from center and Robertson.

Drake guard. pUed through the Nebraska line to drop Weir In his tracks a performance which added two points to the Drake total and made complete the triumph. In a last desperate effort to escape a shutout, the Cornhuskers attempted a forward passing offensive. The Icc-covered b.all was much too elusive for an aerial attack to hold forth even scant hope for liut Halfback Mandcrj managed to hurl one p.ass to End Shsner for a gain of 20 yards, when the final pistol shot barked out the signal that the combat had terminated. Lineup pncl Nebraska, is.

14. Weir Henry rg. Harry C. Schalls Is the new manager of the clothing department of S. clothes shop.

North Platte Hi In Field With Strong Football Team This Year No. Fwriuun No. riatU. Loxtagton No. No.

IMwtto. No. IMiUte. Mcottitblaff No. (fothenburg No.

Broken BY GREGG McBRIDE. Platte schedule and each one of trio to be a real battle in every sense of the word. The fas; covered for Drake on line. 1 Cook piMilcd twenty yards. Nebraska making no return.

ball on its 15-yard line. Stephens replaced In the Nebraska buckfleld. Husksrs Start Rally. Rrown made three yards on an every ui me wuili. jluv tirown iiiauo inrue uii Cambridge team will lock horn off-tackle drive.

forward pass by with the Lincoln county grUlder Stephens was Incomplete, this week, AlcCook and the Drake was offside on the next I 1 a m.E ng the middle of the period on an 18-yard run which carried the oval i.o the Lincoln 49-yard line. The little quarter ran five yards on the next play but fumbled, Tindall and a fellow' lineman recovering for Lincoln. W'ltte soon punted out of langer. Central Starts Rally. 14-yard run In the fourth period looked like the start ng po.nl of another Central rally out Central forward passes weui a.stray and took the ball on downs, driving down to the Central 11-yard line as the game ended.

The contest wa.s waged in the laee of a bitter north wind and ua field which was partly covered with snow. A good-sized crowd witnessed the game, a delegation ot five hundred Omaha Central rootere headed by a band filling the Purple section. Linaup and Summary. Lincoln, Poa. 0.

Four years ago when Roland Locke was cavorting around North IMatte the I.lucoln county grldders boasted a state championship football team. Locke, Shanner and Yost have been gr.idu ated and are seeking laurels elsewhere but this fall North Platte Is ypm.g_ back with a winning football team aggregation of moleskin warriors which give every promise of being In po.sitiou to bid for a slate title as the a draws to a close. Out west they start playing their schedule early and the North Platte machine In the seven games to has rolled up a total of 244 points while only one aggregation has able to cros.s the Lincoln county goal. North scoring machine has been In action under nearly ill conditions, two of the games being played in the mud and a third In a combination of snow, mud and Ice. Record Looks Good.

Victories dangling from the Lincoln county belt Include a 14-0 wl.n over the all-veteran Kearney team a 12-0 victory over Gothenburg and a 10-6 triumph over Scottsbluff. a team leading the race In Nebraska circles. Sidney, Farnam, Lexington and Broken Bow' ur others to bow in defeat, the county athletes being swamped 53-9 In game In which North Platt trotted 33 athletes out 10 public view. Three games remain on the Nortli Aggies following in order any on of the trio carryiOg a possible upset. Harry McCandless.

Nebraska Wesleyan athlete and former Go.h- enburg coach, Is serving Ins lirsi year at Platte high. team Is well-balanced and ing to reports is one of the most polished machines in the high school realm for Fisher Brow'n Folger Bauer (C.) Koster rindall -McCarthy Witte Packer McBride Purruccllo Leplcler Kurtz Chaloupka Douglas Greenocrg Thompson Egan Hamilton Ambelang Amend Robertson Swart Sloan Everett Cook Spears (C Cr''(nklte p. 8. TKerc it folnf to he other picco in thlt ptpcr toon. Look for It Halsh Hutchison Scholz Htlner Lawson Brown A Muidery Rhodes Suhstltiittons; Nebrasks J- Weir for Lawson.

Sprague for Lee, Steprens for Dailey. Dailey for Stephens. Shaner for Sprague. Handels for Stlner. Locke fo- a-l PosplsU for Ralsh Stephens for Ijocke, Wostoupal for Hutchison, Wlckmun for Stephens Drake Sutherland for Everett, Everett for Dustin for Everett, Durn for Ambelang.

Sutherland. Safety Wclr. Nebraska. Score periods; Nebraska ......0 0 0 Drake ..............................6 0 0 Officials; Referee Cochrane, Umpire Millard. Field Judge Dennle.

ED AND BLIGK GRUSDES R1 (Continued from Page One.) punt gave Lincoln the hall on its 34-yard line. The Red and Black then plunged and sprinted 66 yards to a touchdown before relinquishing posses slon of the tiall. A 26-yard off- tackle pl.ay with by McBride factored In the scoring march, the Lincoln fullback carrying tlu ball across on a 4-yard plunge. Central failed to gain following the second kU-koff and an exchange of punts gave I.lncoln the ball on the 18-yard line. making a sensational return of SO ards.

and McBride alternated at carrying the ball and after the had been planted on the S-yard line. Packer slipped across on a erlss- Thrilling Run. jaunt scored Llm last tally. On his scoring run, McBride was furnished near perfect interference and linemen Joining in the work of mowing doun the Purple tacklers Thre- Omaha backs appeared to have the Lincoln player In their grasp but with neat hip swing and side-step he whirled and spun down the side lines across the final chalk mark Central's rally was in the third quarter The Purple line functioned much more smoothly during this period and the battle was waged on even terms. Eg.in reeled off a first down diir- Robertson Muxen for Btlll, Klmmel for Kitchen, Kitchen for Klmmel, Townstsid for McCarthy.

for Kurtz. 2. Packer. Extra 3 (place- kicks.) Kcore by periods; Lincoln ......................14 7 0 Central 0 0 0 0 Officials: Orln- nell. Umpire Doarn, Missouri, Omaha, U.

Lincoln Reserves Win. By way of an indication to whal might follow, the Lincoln Reserves trampled over the Omaha Central ResiAves, 26 to 0. The lineups: The first team 157 pounds with a 156-pound Uno end a 157-pound backlleld. Wickwire Leads Team. Captain Ralph Wickwire plays a quarter position.

He is skillful at running punts and In add! tlon is a triple-threat man, an accurate passer, drop-kicker and clever ball-lugger. Marvin Hastings at halfback Is the big cog In the ncoring machine. He scales 160 pounds and is The secret of the North ground-gaining machine is said, by those who have watched the team work, to be In b'ullback Yates. 18 1 pounder, who runs clean-up In the interference. In addition he Is godo llne-bucker and a whiz on the defense in hacking up the line.

The NoHh Platte Tram. on the North nistto eleven; Poe Player Macomber I.T—Tottenhoft Wolt Ill HE Brannon UO Play-By-Play Nebraska vs. Drake U. l.incoln— Moore De Gui.ss Martin Hickman Reed Armstrong True A. Danielson Chamberlain Pos.

le ('armlchai. It iShlmmel Bmilh Enger I.arkii. Fou Moore Love Guaranteed by III I YuA Cti (Continued from Page One.) line. Swartz. Bach and Cross began to run loose for gains up to twenty yards and soon the Wesleyan team found Itself on the Wesleyan twelve-yard line with the Maroons In possession of the hall with a first and ten.

It took them all of four downs to negotiate the distance but they did and with one minute and thirty seconds to go proceeded to try the Wesleyan line on four different occasions to gain but failed. The large homecoming crowd did not get through cheering before the whistle blew announcing the close of the game. The game was viewed by Coach Hastings Bronchos which are the next on the Wesleyan schedule. Little substituting was done. Wesleyan going through the game without a change while Mnrnlng- substituted but three times.

Lineup and Summary. Wesleyan, 0 Manchester Huyck Gass Boell Clark Roper Danker Wlherg (c uwwqohen Pubatltutlona: llama fur i'warti, Okerberg for Wilhams. Cross for Touchdown WIberg. Extra point VVlherg kick Hfore hy periods: Wesleyan .........0 7 0 Mornngalde ......................00 Officials' Referee- Elliott. Ne- iirasku.

Umpire King, Doane, Headllnesman Young, Nebraska. WIFE GETS RUTH'S FARM. HUDBURY, Babe" Ruth has conveyed his farm here to his wife. Ib cause he pur- etissed the plaee for a home, he thought It should In his The farm, which comprises bout 125 acres, is atiout two miles from the Inn. Vanclttsr Leitch (c) Bashitan Hancer Wickman Means 1 Bach Fowlsr uta.n..............

FIRST QUARTER. Drake won the toss and chose the north goal giving advantage of the wind. kicked fifty yards, Everett returning thirty yards to 30-yard line. Spears charged line ami failed to gain. Sample punted sixty yards to Nebraska's 20-yard line.

Dailey failed on first plunge. Rhodes plunged through center for three Brown made two vards on off-tackle plunge. Wclr punted thirty-five yards out of hounds. It w'as Drake's ball on Its 45-yard line. Everett made five yards around left end.

Spears plunged through center for three yards. Spears fumbled on the next play and Nebraska recovered on its for- iy-flve yard line. Dailey failed to gain on try at center. Brown went through right side of Drake lino for ten yards. Exchsnf) of Fumbles.

Nebraska fumbled on play c.nd Drake recovered on Its 45-yard line. Everett fumbled and was thrown for three yard loss. It was cold and was having trouble to hold the ball. punted forty yards and Brown returned ten yards to 20-yard line. Rhodes plunged for yard.

Brown dove through for one yard. Sloan broke through and downed Dailey for 6- vard loss. Wclr punted thirty-seven yards. It ball on Nebraska 4.5-yard line. Everet made five vards on an off-tuckle plunge Spears fumbled.

Hutchison recovering for Nebraska on 35-yard line. Rhodes plunged for four yards. Brown went through for six yards and first down. Brown hit left guard for three yard.s. Draks Scorss on Fumbio.

Drake was penalized five yards. Nebraska fumbled on the next Spears recovered and ran from the middle of the for a touchdown for Drake. Score: Drake, Nebraska. 0. Scholz blocked try for ixtra point.

Score: Drake. Nebraska. 0. Weir kicked forty-five yards, Everett returning thirty yards to 45-yard line, failed to gain on try at Nebraska line. Roth teams take time out.

punt yards. Nebraska hall Its one- yard line. Time up for end first period. Score: Dralfe. Nebraska.

0. SECOND QUARTER. Joe Weir replaced Lawson In the Nebraska hne Sutherland replacetl Everett In the Drake hackfield Weir punted yards. Sullivan returning ten yards to 4i-yard Une. Sutler land made three yards on an off-tuckle plusige.

Cook fumbled on the next play and lost a yard. Cook punted thirty yards. Brown making no return. was ball on its 15-yard Weir punted sixty yards. Sullivan returned ten yards to Drake line.

Sutherlind tried Ne right end foi Sutherland off. Play was called back for another kick. Drake was penalized five yards for offside. Sutherland kicked oft forty yards. Brown returning twenty-five yarifs to 45-yard Ikie.

Rhodes plunged for five yards, but the gain was disallowed nsid Nebraska penalized for off-side. Rhodes fumbled and recovered on 45-ynrd line. Dailey went In the Nebraska backfield In place of Htephena. Everett made five yards around right end. Cook failed to gain on a try at left of Nebraska line.

Cook punted twtirity-flvc yards. Brown returned ten yards to Ne- 26-yard line. Weir dropped hack to punt, but fumbled the pass from center and w'as thrown for a ten yard loss. Weir punted forty-five yards out of bounds. Drake's ball on Its 45- yard line.

Sloan fumbled and Dailey recovered for Nebraska on Drake's 45- yard line. Rhodes pliMiged for three yards, but fumbled and Drake recovered. ball on 11s 42- yard line. Shaner replaced Sprague. Spears hit the middle of the Nebraska line for three yards.

Spears failcil to gain on a try at right side of Nebraska line. Drake was offside, and WHS penalized five yards. Cook punted ten yards. ball on Its 48-yard line. punt rolled twenty-five yards of hounds.

ball on its 25- yard Everett failed to gain on a smash at the Une. Sutherland plunged for four yards. Cook punted forty-yards. Brown returning five yards. ball on Its 45-yard line.

Weir punted sixty yards out of bounds. 'The ball was culled back. Drake Draws Penalty. Drake roughed Weir on the kirk. Drake pfxiallzed, Nebraska being given possession of the hall on 15-yard line.

Rhodes drove through for four yards. Nebraska took out time. Dustin replaced Everett In the Drake backfleld. A forward pass by Brown was Incomplete. Rhodes fumbled on next play.

Suthirland recovered for Drake, and carried the ball to 20- yard Une. Kpears fumbled but re- covi red for a two yard loss. Huth- erland made five yards on a lUne smash. punt rolled thirty yards, Neliraska making no return Brown made three yards through the Une. Weir punted twenty-five yards, Drake making no return, it was ball on its 25-yard Une.

Cook failed to gain on a try at the Randels replaced Htlner. Kutherland fulled to gain on a drive at center. Drake was offside and was penalized five yards. Time was up for the third quarter. Score: Drake, Nebraska, 0.

FOURTH QUARTER. Locke went In for In Nebraska hack field play and was I'enallzed five yards. Rhodes made yard through center for first down. On a criss-cross play, Mandery fumbled and Drake ri'covered on 25-yard Une. Wotistopal replaced Hutchison at Nebraska center.

Sutherland attempted a drop-kick from the thir- ty yard Une, but was short and ball number oi went for a touchback. Nebraska scrimmaged from the 20-yard Une. On the next play both teams were offside. Wlckman replaced Htephisia for Wlckman fumbled on the next play, Drake recovered on 25-yard Une. made nine yards around Nqbrnska's left end.

Drake Makes Yardage. Sutherland made it first on an I'ff-tackle plunge for two yards. It was first down of the game. The ball was on Nebra.ska*s 12- yard line. Sutherland swung around right end for a 12-yard run anil cro.s.sod goal fur a touchdown.

Sutherland dropped the ball during his run, but recovered It, and raced on for a touchdown. Huth- erlund missed the try for extra point. Score: Drake, 12; Nebraska, 0. Dover was aubHtltuteU for J. Weir In the Nebraska Une.

Sutherland kicks off forty-five yards. Randels returned ten yards, anil fumbles the ball. Sample re- covens for Drake. ball on 30-ynrd Une. Cook punted out of bounds.

ball on Us 16- yard Une. Weir dropped back of his goal line to punt but the pass was muffed and Roberts of Drake broke through and the downed him for a safety. Nebraska put the ball in play on Us 20-yard litie. Forw'ard pass to Shaner was good for 20-yards. Pa.sH from Brown to Ed Weir Incomplete.

Dalbey goes in ut end for Sample of Drake. Nebraska offside on next play, and penalized 5-yards. Forward pass by Brown was incomplete as game ended. Final Hcore: Drake, 14; Nebraska, b. 5KIES WALL STANFORD.13- Washington In Line For Claim To Pacific Coast Laurels.

ILLINOIS DOUBLE PASS vs. CHICAGO, FEATURING GRANGE. The early season dope last year wa.s that Illinois, starring the metooilc Grange, had a strangle-hold on championship. After decisive victories over Iowa and Michigan in both of which the score getting proclivities of Grunge had Hstounded the ball world, remained for Chicago to check the rampage, of the tornado from Illinois. And In the early November clash the.se teams, Chicago, with a powerful ru.Hhlng attaek, swept Illinois before fcr three touchdowns.

The brilliant Grunge, however, managed to even the score before the day wu.s done by several feats of unusual excellence His individual nbllUy was a strong attack in Itself. The above pass II- what be attempted and completed with a star like had the ball on 40-yard Une In the third quarter, with the score 14 to 0 In favor of Uhlcago, and lined up in a wide open formation with the closest back not nearer than 5 yards to the center. The defense was loiasened accorrilngly to meet the No. 5, left end, shot diagonally Into the hackfiebl. His bu.slncss was to deflect the attention of the defensive backs and not to act a.s an if the pass succeeded.

The five linemen, not waiting to hold, drlftd ahead to clean up after the mmpletiou uf the puss. No. 6 right end, ran down held on a slight angle, drawing the wing back on his side an.l at the seme time getting into a position as an The ball was snapped to No. l. Grange, who caught on the mn from the center and carried It as If he were starting for an run around left.

The No. 3 back ran as Indicated. He rlrew the attention of the elosc-up defensive hack, and to some extt'nt No 4 back started on the snap of the hall ami cut arro.HS the path of No. 1. as In.Ucated.

He added to the confusion of the defeu.se, partiallv the receiver and continued on, paralleling the running roxit of Grange as an No. 2 ulckly arrived at hhs receiving position In the fhat territoiy behind the defensive end. and the ball thrown him by Grange who tossed It while running. No. 2 was standing still when he recelve.l the hall.

As soon as he got It. he released It hy a backward lateral puss to ilrange, who had made the forward pass to him. The defensive end and tackle are allowed to ronie across scrim mage line unhindered so the pass may bg made over their heads. After tossing the hall to No, 2. Grange put on a hurst of speed and.

careening around left end. took the pns.s from No. 2 amf ran for a 30-yard gain. On the next play, so demoralizing had this play been to the defense. Grange on an end run to the left way across the field and cut In for a touchdown for Illinois This plav Is a dazzling offensive stunt.

It succeeded In leading directly to a touchdown In one of the great contests of the season For .1 team with a highly skilled forward pass per.sonnel. It affords an uttrae- tlve design for an effort In a tight tdaee. (Copyright, 1925. Sol Metzger.) SEATTLE. Nov.

7. Huskies of the Washington university paved the way to Uacl- flc Uoast conference championship ioday by dow'iilng the Stanford Cardinals, 13 to 0 The first Washington score came early In the second quarter when a pass followed by two center tmcka near 20 yard Une and a long pass Wilson to Guttormsen the ball over. Guttormsen failed to kick goal. When the first half ended it became apparent the Huskies had stopped the UarfUnals started a march that looked disastrous when they carrltd thu ball to four-yard line were finally stopped. Winning Plays by Missouri Valley Conference Coaches Bears Trounce Cougars.

BERKELEY, Nov. 7 Golden luar attacked the ('ougar with sharpened claws here this afternoon and after sixty minutes of one-sided football. California hud defftiited Washington State college 85 to 0 Uallfornla was not forced to show anything spectacular to win. The game was too obviously un- to la- particularly interesting from the spectators viewpoint. Coach Andy Smith started the full strength of the Hruln team, while Coaeh A.

A. threw several second stringers into his starting line-up. Indiana looses To Ohio State In Close Game O. Nov, 7. Ohio undent foe.

Indiana, went down Into defeat before the Buckeyes 7 to 0. In a driving rainstorm here this Utterly of spectacular plays, game was a monolonotts punting duel witnessed by only PosplsU replaced Raish for Ne-1000 fans, eight hundred braska. jwere Hooslers who j.mrned here td Drake was In pos.se»slon of 'he tried Ne- hall on its 85-yard line at start of dtsplaMng a a no gain, luarter 00 punted brand of f.miball. and made two returning kins plays Im-five yards, i hall dsrkeneil skies at limes almost ob- ud-bcspattered of State is gusrsntesd with cloth that Is the last word In quality. Our gusrsntss with svsry msnt.

John K. Lebsock OFPHEUM TAILOBt Phens L9223 tOt Ne. 11th (plaeo 0 The Home of the Malted Milk Whors Thoy AU Moot For WAFFLES AND OYSTER STEWS 19th and St. ball on rod on Its 40-yord Weir's Dunt was out srureil I braska recovered on its one-yard Cook punted forty yards. Brow i players linT ount rolled fifty yards I returning ten yards.

Sutherland returned ten yards ball on its 45-yard Une. i scored only touchdown, in I 40-yard Sprague Rhodes made five yards on a line the secon.l quarter after I 111 line plutige, but fumbled and In-ako re- ptmts and forward pHsses, that took nlunsed for a yard hut covered on 45 yard line. 1 the to ten Une and Nebtwika recovered on N.br.aka Fad. to Gam. kick for goal was low.

its 40 yard line Weir punted fifty i Cook punted yunle over Ne- Ohio was awarded the ball on 36-yard Rhudes failed to gain un a try at Injured bfl'k. fine ball on 18. and in a wild acramide both, NEBRASKA wu. lird Une Rhodes tried right teams Weir recovered for Nebraska tL fna I urfalicd to gain. Brown was, on line 'recently graveled around freight fumblid next i Htaliun hmtaUcfl Sn made fuur yard, through of amo ship.

fand six yards a drive but fumbled and Uook ra-' metits an.l heavy m.u^htnery. i Sutherland failed to gain Ion th" next play punted, thirty yards. Brown returning 1 I yards. It was ball In mlddlo of field phcna went In for Dailey in the Nebraska field, I Nebraka Pass Fadg. Brown rammed the Une for four yards Rhodes hit center for three yards Rhodes dove through for four yards and first down.

A pass from Stephesns was incomplete. Tha pima woa to Ed Wetr but it woa over his head Hhodea plunged through for three yards. Mandery tried right end and waa thrown for six yard loss Weir punted thlrtv yards was hall on its Ifc-yard Une Sutherland failed to gain on an run as tha platol ended the ftrat half. Score: Nehraaka, 0. THIRD QUARTER.

Bpragua and Joa Walr ora the Nabraaka SutlierlanA lOckad BY GEORGE "POTSY" CLARK. Univaraity of Kansas Coach. Ever he has been head couch at the University of Kansas, George Clark has an nt believer In 11 shift, mucli on the order of the obi Minnesota shift, which was the pioneer of the line shift plays of modern football. Here Is shown one of most effective plays. It 1m neccHsary to hsve fast guards and tackles who can run Interfert nce to this piny a succcMs nnd Xi'CUte It.

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