PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRIXCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenu'
:
.
H
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
OAtLY
EDITION
LITTLE
THINGS
COtlNT
Monday,
Sept.
14,
1931
The
people
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
seem
to
fiave
a
real
grievance
in
the
shutting
out
of
one
of
their
industries
through
the
high
saltery
license
fee
of
1,500.
While
this
amount
was
reduced
to
$500
at
the
last
minute,
it
was
done
too
late
to
save
the
situation.
Anyway,
even
the
500
fee
was
tdo
high
for
a
small
business
extending
for
only
a
brief
period.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
government
will
consider
carefully
before
setting
the
license
fee
next
year.
CUBS
GO
UP
RUNG
Dkplared
Brooklyn
Robins
in
Third
Place
of
National
League
At
Week-End
CHICAGO
Sept.
14
By
winning
three
straight
games
on
the
home
nati
Beds
Saturday
and
beat
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
yesterday.
St
Louis
Cardinals
won
three
straight
games
at
the
week-end
to
boost
their
leagae
leadership
to
nine
fuil
Big
League
Scores
National
League
New
York
1,
Pittsburgh
5.
Brooklyn
I,
Clncinaatl
4.
Philadelphia
2,
Chicago
6.
Boston
0.
St
Louis
5.
j
American
League
Detroit
0,
Boston
1
U3
Innings).
Cleveland
7.
Washington
4.
field
over
the
week-end.
one
from!4fecond
game
ca"ed
pn
account
of
the
Phillies
on
Saturday
and
the!
other
two
from
the
Boston
Braves!
Sunday,
Chicago
cubs
moved
back
'
Into
third
place
In
the
National
i
League,
displacing
the
Brooklyn'
Robins,
who
lost
to
the
Cineln-
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
Boston
7,
1;
Chicago
11,
8.
Pittsburgh
S,
Brooklyn
6.
New.
York
0,
9;
Cincinnati
1.
i.
Philadelphia
2,
2;
St
Louts
6.
7.
American
League
Detroit
L
3;
New
York
2.
4.
Cleveland
1,
Washington
7.
Chicago
.6,
2;
Boston
5,
2
second
games
over
the
New,
York
Olanf
&a,e
tie,
called
In
14th
Inning.
wno
lost
two
out
of
three
fames.
:
In
the
American
League,
the'
Ap
4
f
ITPHfC
Philadelphia
Athletics
split
a
dou-;
LU
L
AL
1
1
tilYlO
The
oldest,
amootlie$t,
Jinett
Rye
Whisky
on
the
shetves.
B.C.
12
YEAR
OLD
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
RYE
$3.50
Jlep,
Quart
Evay
tln)
12
years
Id
age.
Government
guaranteed.
l-H
Ms
advertisement
ts
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
vonxroi
noara
or
oy
ine
government
of
British
Columbia,
LOCALS
WIN
I
IN
SOCCER
II.M.C.S.
Vancouver
Defeated
By
....
3
to
1
Score
Saturday
!
The
football
game
Saturday
afternoon
between
the
team
from
Hit
C.S.
Skeena
and
a
team
from
Prince
Rupert
provided
a
pleasant
and
interesting
match,
with
Prince
Rupert
:
winning
by
three
goals
to
one.
j
Lyons
took
advantage
of
an
open
There
are
said
to
be
people
in
Prince
Rupert
who
owe
ing
to
score
for
Prince
Rupert,
and
money
and
yet
who
scorn
to
pay
srnall
amounts
oh
account.
McKay
added
a
second
when
he.
mi
V.i
-i.
.
1.
."'...iJm.
iir
i
Naw
defense
was
weak.
The
naval1
LEGION
was
two
to
nil
In,
favor
of
the
Legion.
C.
L.
Youngman
donated
his
services
as
referee.
Two
more
games
in
the
Stuart
Shield
competition
are
planned.
Date
of
the
next
game
between
Reg-
St.
Uuls
2,
10;
Philadelphia
3,
2.
been
set.
vnicago,
-b,
J3:
New
York.
5.
13
WINNER
Defeated
Merchants
Two
to
One
In
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
Soccer
Yesterday
Canadian
Legion
took
opening
honors
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
series,
defeating
the
Merchants
by
a
score
of
two
to
one.
Despite
the
fact
that
the
Merchants
were
unable
to
field
their
best
team,
a
good
soccer
performance
was
turned
In.
There
was
a
good
crowd
of
fans
on
liand
ment
and
Merchants
has
not
vet
TKACK
MEET
OFF
Saturday
afternoon's
rain
again
'prevented
the
holding
of
the
track
.meet
of
the.
Spartan
Athletic
club.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Septemvr
14.
1951
Prince
Rupert
Won
Football
3
Boat
Race
Interesting
Until
It.
a
N.
V.
K.
Broke
Oar
Fall
Schedule
for
Junior
Football
League
Set
r-
,
annual
banquet
were
considered.
,
.Z.
","2
Harold,
ss
.ni
.Styles
In
a
row.
Frltzell
fanned
with
I
t'
to
witness
the
play.
Half
time
score
if1-
1n
Saturday
afternoons
and
the
schedule
Is
as
follows:
September
19
High
School
vs.
Booth
Memorial
School
Sept
25
Borden
Street
vs.
Booth
School.
October
3
Borden
vs.
High.
October
10
Booth
vs.
High.
October
17
Booth
vs.
Borden.
October
24
High
vs.
Borden.
October
31
High
vs.
Booth,
November
7
Borden
vs.
Booth.
November
14
Borden
vs.
High.
Jack
Campbell
Is
in
charge
of
the
refereeing.
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Galloway
Says
Nation
River
Is
Large
Scale
Mining
Field
Prince
Rupert
Man
Also
Comments
Exhibits
From
This
District
tie-header
with
the
St.
Louis
F
L
Carroll
of
Burns
Lake
arrived'
'
I
$E5
?heUrfeadehdipWeoT
JSVfT
.
Visltff
in
HaZeItn
3
ffeW
dayS
a?
Wlowfag
a
trip
Mackmen
K
how
thirteen
mi
days
before
returning,
mto
the
Nation
River
country,
where
he
investigated
re-
games
over
the
Washington
seha-j
Ardhie
f
hompson
win
sail
on
the
.rted
rich
Placer
discoveries,
J.
D.
Galloway,
provincial
wrs
wno
dropped
a
game
to
the
princeits
Lonl
thi
atfrnn
-
mineralogist,
extiressed
the
nnlninn
that,
whilp
thpre
wort
Cleveland
Indians
Saturday
but
Z.Z"ZZZrr:
?7.T
"
a
"
"
IViT1
A
it
V
".V"
"7"'
defeated
them
yesterday.
Progressive
merchants
advertls
I
iu
tumnicnce
kuuu
jjiuocti-o
iui
uuy
un
ine
oneu
anu
otner
properties.
'rWwTkiV
V,
...
:
"
Vi
D"uan
Jt
was
essenuauy
a
neiu
ior
large
scale
mining,
rne
values
Columbia.
He
will
be
accompanied
Were
generally
low.
Mr.
QaUowav
.
south
by
his
mether.
Mrs.
James
H.
Thompson.
saia,
nui
wouia
ne
profitable
for
a
steam
shovel.
Mr.
Galloway
was
accompanied
on
his
trip
Into
the
Nation
River
country
by
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
northeastern
mineral
survey
idUtrict,
with
headquarters
in
A.
B.
Moffat
and
son
Harold
are
back
In
Prince
George
after
spending
a
month
in
the
Rainbow
Creek
Placer
country.
Mr.
Moffat
was
staked
on
the
creek
by
the
discoverers
and
spent
the
greater
part
of
his
stay
In
prospecting
his
ground.
He
did
a
little
washing
and
recovered
about
an
ounce
and
a
half
of
gold.
As
Tor
prospects
of
Rainbow
Creek,
Mr.
Motfatt
declares
that
he
Is
confident
that
Mr.
8nell
and
associates
will
make
good,
although
a
long
bow
has
been
drawn
generally
as
to
the
field's
possibilities.
Some
promising
discoveries
have
been
made
but
wages
have
not
as
yet
been
definitely
assured.
Mr.
Snell
ls,of
the
opinion
that
there
Is
sufficient
gold
in
the
creek
to
pay
for
handling
by
machinery
but
possibly
not
for
hand
mining.
He
prefers.
however,
to
determine
the
quantity
of
pay
dirt
before
accepting
offers
(or
machine
operation.
This
Is
the
work
he
has
now
in
hand
and
he
is
very
confident
of
ultimate
suc
cess.
Platinum
and
lrrldlum
values
may
also
be
an
important
factor
In
the
working
of
the
creek.
Mr.
Mof-
fatt
also
confirmed
reports
of
activ
ity
In
the
Nation
River
district
where
William
OglMe
Is
carrying
on
drilling
operations
In
Slate
Creek
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
It
Smelting
Co.,
while
R.
C.
MeCorkell
and
associates
have
a
large
crew
on
Germanson
Creek.
Speaking
generally
there
is
much
more
going
on
In
these
districts
this
year
than
for
years
past.
Portland
Canal
district
.sent
some
fine
samples
of
gold
and
sljver-copper
to
the
Vancouver
Exhibition
this
year.
Prominent
in
the
display
were
specimens
exhibited
by
Alex
McDonald.
Attractive
silver,
gold
and
silver-lead
ores
were
sent
from
Smlthers
and
Usk.
the
bases
full.
No
runs,
no
hits,
i
mo
errors.
'
Fourth
inning:
.
,
1
SPORTS
FOR
Sons
of
Canada
Shit
Out
Elks
and
Win
City
Baseball
Title
'
Defeating
the
Elks
by
a
score
of
3
to
0
yesterday
after-
Jehar-M
was
thrown
Jut.
No
runs.
Second
inning;
0,16
n,t
Qnc
error-
niti
Mitfhit
fannH
n
Seventh
Inning:
PI
AY
OOM
Stalker
filed
out.
George
Mitchell
the
n
last
atahd.
O.
1L.11
dVJVlVKOt
flrit
wncn
Johnson
fumbled.
Mitchell
filed
out
to
short.
Che-
Ichenotkl
hit
into
the
infield
and
noskl
nw
to
centrc-
Ourvlch
O.
Mitchell
was
out
at
second.
No
nnea.
'
run.
no
hits,
one
error.
rsnn
ceore-
Sons
Stalker
popped
out
to
first
BON'S
AB
Ooinadlna
fanned
and
Bill
Stone
Bury,
cf
3
The
Junior
Football
Association
,
took
Johnson's
high
fly
with
a
neat
smith.
2b
'.
3
met
In
the
City
HaU
on
Saturday
Jnne-banded
catch.
No
runs,
no-Lambie,
p
.-j...'..
3
evening
to
draw
up
the
schedule
fort
hits,
"no
errors.
:Maran,
3b
...'3
the
forthcoming
season.
The
games
.
.
Stvlc.
lb
-..
3
will
be
played
In
two
series,
the
'win-
'
Ihl
1n"InL
1W
Frtraell.
c
..
..
3
ners
of
each
telf.
If
'U'.rent
to
"
D
x?uryic
a"d
R.
Stalker.
If
3
play
off
for
the
Rochester
Shield.
Jtann!f-
f
HarW
"as
out
when
StyJes
dina,
rf
.2.-..X
ttook
hla
pounder.
No
runs,
no
hits,
i
..1.
Donations
from
the
Dominion
jhnson.
M
i.
3
Day
committee
And
from
the
Trades
"
t
.
.
'
ann
Labor
council
for
the
Iborl
'
Total
.27
Day
game
were
ordered
acknowl-
7
.Y.',
rl
Chenoski
u.
wild
I
TT-r
t
8mjth
edJ.0U
got
edged
Preliminary
plans
for
the
tL
!A.
Mitchell,
c
..
W.
Mitchell,
lb
;D.
Stalker,
U
....
Elks
.
Sons
10c.
a
week!
1
;
Ten
i..;3
4i
Firquhan3b...-3
0
Flks-Farquhar
got
first
when
D.
Mitchell,
2b
3
Styles
let
an
easy
one
through.
A.
jChrnoiki.-p
...
3
Mitchell
got
on
when
Moran
fum-
.Ourvlch,
rf
3
bled
his
bunt.
W.
Mitchell
popped
i
Stone,
cf
.....
2
out
to
Styles.
Stalker
got
first
when;
Lambie
fumbled,
filling
the
bases.
iTotal
...26
O.
'Mitchell
fanned
and
Chenoski
lied
out
to
Styles.
No
runs,
no
hits!
throe
errors.
Sons-Stalker
got"
first
when
O.
MUcheJl
took
his
grounder,
but
overthrew
badly.
Comadlna
hit
safely
into
right
field
and
Stalker
Score
by
Innings:
1
0
1
II
PO
A
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
0
6
2
1
1
1
o
1
3
3
21
3
4
II
PO
A
111
1
6
7
1
0
0
1
2
18
7
5
Two-base
hit,
Frlzzcll;
sacrifice.
A.
Mitchell;
struck
out,
by
Lambie,
.
advanced
to
third.
While
Johnson
was
up.
both
Stalker
and
Comadlna
fcored
when
A.
Mitchell
overthrew
10:
by
Chenoski,
4:
bases
on
balls,
badly
to
second
while
trying
to
off
Chenoski.
3.
!
catch
Comadlna
stealing.
Johnson
Umpires:
George
Brooks,
balls
i
fanned.
Bury
grounded
out
and
and
strikes;
O.
C.
Arseneau,
bases.
:
Cents
a
Pays
for
the
'HUNTING
U-lndsay
and
Patmore
Parties
Mwt
!
IS
OPEN
Manv
huhiin
partip
v;j
,;-.
week-end.
t;
-
Ihelng
the
opening
of
u
reuse
'heoting
s&uw.
!!
had
nii1
fortune'
Ca
1071.
n,.
uu
ntt
t
'
deer
m
l
Ur
UJl,
U11C
1XR
Vll
jfUUUrc
deal
pf
climbing
.them.
had
to
They
feel
that
it
.is
not
worth
while.
We
suggest
that
if
X
S
a:
WSons
of
Canada
von
the
City
League
;
base
bau
chain-
,nd
brought
home
three
evervbodv
naid
a
little,
the
wheels
of
commerce
would
con-
,h
p,,,
t
Then.
nd
deal
of
nnrt.,
pionsnin
lor
iy.ii.
1
ne
amicus
naa
aireaay
v
on
uie
nrsi,
-nut.
out
"
'''r
.rnj
T..r
,;r.
i"
a
jnM
or
tramping
tot
rinue
tn
hirn
nnH
vHpM?nns
u-nnlr!
nnt
hp
ns
ha1
na
thpv
rnno
oth
vh
n
hMrfr
f
mm
.u-tivftp
wr
-vk.pnH
in
n.
Jialf
and
vesterdav's
victory
cave
them
the
second
half
v
w.
Patmore
and
par
y
ot
are
today.
;watt.
Dickens
scored,
but
offside
.
neition
with
the
visit
of
ilmcs.
honors
as
well,
ideal
weather
conditions
prevailed
and
a.0
"d
12
or
15
touse
?
tuck
nullified
the
nolnt.
MeKav
headed
I
Skeena.
InVrn
niurl
nf
fma
un
nn
Jianrl
tn
u'fith
thp
tr-imo
'
iJt.
Are
never
daunted
os-ilncf
thi
hnr
hut
tho
hall
waul
On
Sihlrdav
nftprnoon
thprp
was
mi
TViq
r
Qnno
nlltr
it.
nnitlor)
.;ii.J
j.
tn
it.-
tVio
vifniv
ii
iViov
vjrvgc
uiaut
ano
cleared.
Kapler
put
behind
In
alt
football
SKeena
aiiacs.
uryani
ana
umra
no
...
....
P'artv
were
.
.
.
.
.
X
li
KJVIHiy
AkWft-T
LMiMVU
v
fr..v
J
j
mm
WIWJ
rWiT
Mr
tin
ffn
thJa
wis.....
m
Tanley
'troyer
and
IX
Rupert
the
home
ucne(1
Nclt
Chenoski,
Elk
hurler,
f
or
three
saf
eties,
while
vUlted
the
North
Arm
:'
v,Kl
There
is
hope
for
the
race
when
people
are
always
defended
wen
and
Hobiroon
wTUjjteun
winning
by
a
seore
of
a
to
1
Jiill
Lambie
pitched
a
sterling
game
lor
tiie
Canuclts,
allow-
'"Und
firrt
and.
getmu
w:.
vonrlv
fn
talra
a
hann
fnr
their
ve
In
rtnrlnir
tn
ottain
prominent
with
construcUve
work,
n
an
interwtlr.v
c.ntest
"s
Anwreo
nera.
oniy
mxw
..
..
tWT'
mwea
BOTn
olm.t
almost
.,nnHn;nnUn
unattainable
feat
rot
of
-Mil
skill
r
nhrt,.MM
endurance.
tTn
Un
Cockercll
was
playing
well
at
;
some
or
centre
deterred
the
fate
of
and
the
Allen,
by
Moyle
intrepid
air-
Coluasl
added
a
lhlrd
,or
Prlnce
men
who
failed
to
arrive
in
their
flight
across
the
Pacific,
Rupert.
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iofUjall
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which
was
to
have
Marc
been
utrcu
played
uiajru
ottuuuai
Saturday
after-
uci
-
.....
.
.
.
,
noon
did
not
take
place
owing
5
ton?
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S
?h
nin
'charged
with
four
and
Uie
Elks
with
ffive.
Yesterday
morning
there
was
a
Plrrt
Innintr:
win
out
in
cneir
enons
10
navigaie
over
me
Diggest
01
ine
secona
nu
u
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halpr
race
rnr
htwMn
ftwecn
H.
h.m.c.s.
M
n
S.
oceans
without
landing
en
route.
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several
tnais.
vctereu!qltpplia
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,u,
,m.
4h.
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weauy
witn
an
open
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can
env
nmv
manv
ln-oo
ti-ill
ho
lnat
in
tho
offn-t
L
.
.
.t.
,ciie.
All
wa.
going
well
and
It
-out
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
v
"
"v
"
v.
By
vvan,
wjio
piaccu
wis
siuv
wtu.
,..
.
.
riMtst
until
Prince
ROOD
PUBLICITY
iwcjvay
ana
Aznoreni
ciose.
weo-
Rupert
broke
an
oar
and
lost.
There
MU--hU'
error
at
eecond.
Smith
ilisA
aut.
the
field.
visitors
did
hit
while
he
was
credited
with
ten
strike-out.
There
were
a
good
uul"""""5
will
he
another
boat
race
tonieht.
fanned.
Lambie
toolc
Ilrrt
on
Har
j.r.itb
w&s
thtown
put
Two
runs,
rne
hit,
two
errors.
Fifth
Inning;
lkLambIe
wat
going
fine
and
fanned
Ourvlch,
Stone
and
Harold.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Sons
Lambie
was
thrown
out.
Elks
Harold
struck
ouL
Parou-
w.
ttiA
oi.,i.
tk..
.
"
Elks:
UUU
Bdd
UUAII
lut.l.
.1...
I.
.
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
"har
and
Alex
lillteheU
were
thrown
No
-rMrw.
no
hit,
no
error.
"
....
u
'
'
.
.
hjiutji
Jifc
nine
jratpruay
Sixth
inning:
jmaarentlv.
not
with
verv
.
,id
n.
Farquhar
fanned.
A
Mlt-
.uit.
W.
Mite
hell
made
a
twindm
rpM
nt
n,rt
n.,
.
!w
Wt
ntre
field.
fiUlkir
vu
t
oon
today
from
w.-
,
u
expected.
r
"
'
rro
at
snort
Moron
got
.1.,
uui.
,t
W6
iiu
rVm
nn
uuc
hit
The
1OT1
season
sect
.ivaiiih
lor
local
hunters
a
ne
!.
,i.:
terrftbry
on
the
malniatut
u
ru-the
Galloway
Rapids
brtaw
it
..
the
first
time
that
Prince
Rupr
huntrrs
have
had
the
ouponia..-.-
hunt
without
-
to
resort
:
K
,,.t
.k,!
.
"ITOT.M
iuiu,
ink.
iw
i,
fhnr
f
h
Utfer
ht
ine
visii
01
iviiss
lioaaie
to
los
Anireiesas
jiiissrrince
orinu
wp
firt
"ie
30001
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n-wxi.
.
.
errors
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llf
I
H'.'I.
il
i
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0
rilinPlT.
lR
VPKUif
mo
in
Knm
rrnnn
nilhllfitv
tnt
tho
ritv
In
u
i
n
a
cwv
c.ion
!
SALTERY
LICENSES
Dickens,
McKay.
Bkeena
and
the
R.C.N.V.R.
her
broadcagt
Saturday
night
she
wds
introduced
as
"Miss
Tapiey.
Bryant,
stone.
Robinson.
purmea
Ior
taL'y
weu
Prince
Rupert"
and
her
little
speech
must
have
been
heard
Archer
NaPler-
PaImer'
cockcreu.
tI,0U1sands
.f
P??Ple;
Jhe
wa8
the
frth
nofth
JSn?:
Ted
w.
candidate
and
as
such
attracted
even
more
attention
than
Murray.
Kekey,
w.
Murray,
web-
Otherwise
WOUld
have
been
the
case.
ster.
Hadden,
Amor.
Lyons.
Colussl,
TO
RESUME
is
yw
single,
wun
nases
run.
scotea
6ont
Frteell
poled
Out
two-
3
fine
flve-palnt
buck
Bury.
Lambie
was
caught
at
second.
,nt0
Mre.
Stalker
waa
n
FiaeU
fanned.
One
run.
one
hit.
ihroT-i
out
Comadlna
fanned
and
Kvnum.lVlrlVlnrlia
three
errors.
jb
w
v
s
mi
m
w
v
w
msv
Win
in
Tennis
Defeated
Stamford
and
Tober
in
Final
of
Men's
Doublrs
'
The
finals
In
the
city
chaapjci-jhjp
tennis
doubles
wa?
pi.i
o
-lrday,
T.
W.
Brown
and
s
p
M'
Worflle
beating
W.L
SUo.'
rdi.:
W.
H.
Tobey
Sr.
in
a
lone
i:
;
i
:
racted
five-set
match
The
sc
-aifl-e.
.8-10.
11-9.
6-3
4
It
was
the
longest
rn.:!
-y.
played
on
the
local
emir
s
for
three
hours
and
twenty
The
final
In
the
mixed
double
n
H1U
outstanding
but
nih
piabil
'
bephtyed
thl8wek
BUA.MirrO.V
EXCELSIORS
.
KEEP
CIIA.MPIOXSHU'
t
-
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Sc'
i.-Brampton
ExcelM-:-
talned
possession
of
ti
M:i:
;i
Cup,
emblematic
of
tnti
v.w.-
din
amateur
lacros-t
im-
pionshfp,
when
they
H'?i
i'?d
Ne,w
Westminster
Sain?
:
Bti-
lies
by
a
score
of
4
to
1
i
By
-
urdav
In
the
final
eame
f
th
j4
reries
which
they
w
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2
3
4
5
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7
;
games
to
one.
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