Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1944 — Page 6

nderella oys Triumph Eauk i In Hard Way, Nosing Out the | Tigers in Season’s Final Day .

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» i : again Kreevich singled. Laabs again| league pennant for Luke Sewell's team, is an Amer- foo ole en apa Ereevieh suuied. 1a nt association product. . . . He formerly played for the tmenta} favorite, he mera ine ball into the pavilion, Sete i ilwaukee Brewers and was terrific with the bat in a ent that ie Browns ing tw i : he A. A. ; the American league began operat-|pus just to make ign i : : Indianapolis’ large park did not cramp Laabs’ homer hitting. ing in 1901 was magnificent. They|ple, Vernon Ste phens' hit a home}.

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‘meet the 3 ¥ : 7 eo and left center were his favorite spots to park his drives. ... [went down to the last day to Win,|;un in the eighth off Hank Borowy,| tday. “the war Ja} , field scoreboard. and, as they had been showing alli the yankees’ leading pitcher whom “1 realize it ~ formula, “is hb he walloped a couple over the top of Vietiny | e pear season long, they had what it takes| McCarthy had sent in to relieve] tol Jorma, Hs h Whey Chel was Whi he Brewers, Rudy York, life . sserable in the clutch. No one, including|Queen after Laabs’ second homer. ; than if the Tigers had won,” South= fltton. oh Nas 5 Vammate and the pair of long ball hitters made life-m | their manager, Luke Sewell, could) yt was Jakucki's 13th victory] worth said, “but just the same 1 | rough mere ‘A. A pitchers. : class them a great club, but theylagainst nine defeats, while for} know the Browns deserved the pen. i gy tere . The glorified Brownies upset the calculations of the experts have fight and courage. Queen it was his third defeat| nant, and I'm really glad they wou. Produced vet by taking four straight from the Yankees ‘and the experts also . Evarvobe a Holo agains six victories. Both clubs got alle 1 sever Wahlen lo 1b Susted Quoted worker. 1 . ington’s two-out-of-four from six . 8 d wa : fwere dumfounded by Jastepince Wash : Everyone of them was a hero to Sewell, as happy as a school boy, race was on, I was pulling —— my pa the. Tigers, to th all the others, and outstanding of| was too excited to think about thel for the Browns all the time. “oppose Paul (Dizzy) Trout, the native Hoosier who was sent 8", ; het Laabs to Re the for my boys— reductions aft Lo 0. be these heroes was Che | series—but it was dollars to doug same goes : oho © Tigers by the Indianapolis Indians, had the misfortune whose two home runs provided the|,ute that it would be Nelson Potter all wanted to see the Browns Somtrary, 3h | ‘mauled twice in the Washington series. However, genial Paul power to down the Yankees yes- pitching the first game for him win” : Ha wage Teceived weak hitting support by his mates yesterday and it was terday in Sportsmans park in the|against Morton Cooper, the strong A radio man remarked that the . + ietiogs perm the end of the trail for Detroit. game that meant gold and glOrY.\man of the Cardinal staff, when “Cards ought to whip the Browns ne so = The score was 5 to 2. © they square off day after tomorrow. four straight. : 5 ton rye hh i ; It was 22 years ago that the Browns Are Balanced : palicy Give the Browns Credit, Boys Browns made their fist serious bid| (Fans Ty n Don't talk like that” Billy sala, ofl] rest of the. w Browns' first pennant in American league history was for an American league pennant.| After Firs Baseman Geo - “After all, the Browns are the i . The Drow a team bounced back after a late-season They lost then to the Yankees byiQuinn had shared Oscar Grimes’ balanced team in the American against a spire Hy ht on 10 win despite heavy pressure and tense [one game. So it was satisfying that|last-out foul ball, the 37,000 fans league, regardless of what the east- yg Fre” “Avel stamp and fought on desp % the Yankees were the victims Sis Shillen, we Re-daneing, hte the * ern critics think pt them, San you : year. At Detroit, the last-place|field. en cki ca 3 : a HY % |name & single weak And anythin ie once-powerful Yankees finished six games behind the +4 Washington Senators gave the|/the dressing room in shirt sleeves . . x ir of home runs that |lineup? can you name an individ- i Hew American league champs. , . , Cleveland and the Athletics Browns the assist they needed by|after showering, the autograph fans President Donald L. Barnes expresses his appreciation for Chet a -r Browhs defeated the [ual star? Who wins their ball Son os oo wound up deadlocked for fifth. . . . In the National league the defeating the Tigers—with whom|took over, : the| gave the St. Louis Browns their first American league pennant in history, games? Every man on the roster. Sate deflatio jFarates nosed out the Reds. for second place. by a game and a half. the BIW ere lied when She last is Tey S ihre Yankees, 5-2, as Detroit dropped a 4-1 decision to Washington. On the Sie and She etal NN Staton > ; A th, 42 games off the. games started. : err TR 4 rn : Tigers. whom ellows been JS “labor Brookins beloved BRR Cuished ay 5 un behind EB When the odds are against them,|tion. Class distinctions didn’t ex- . ; g boosting so religiously here lately, 1 “prices have pace... . . Second-place rg the Browns are at their best. And|ist. Batboy Bobby Scanlon, who ‘ ; il Su gar Costner have two great pitchers and Dick (4 Bul on the ¥ the winning Cardinals. : ~ |they had one other advantage yes- also handles the resin bags and bats otre Dame 1101S, dL0r'S Wakefield who do most of their have done a $n a 1 terday. When they took the feld|and runs out for “cokes” for he ’ id a most i have ine" Hh i : to . two ball clubs.” Earlier, Pry turday for Hoosier College Footba i the scoreboard showed that the|Cardinals, walked up . : ° M tf F | the ge Saturday fo major college football teams achieved a clean Senators were leading Detroit 3 Barnes, club president, and planted A Hi h in Midwest Ratin 5 ee S 4 ow er Southworth wouldnt even hint JM lord of the Na a $ the victory list was Indiana’s surprising to 0. a wet kiss on his cheek. re g ich. ob Georgh who would start on the mound for Manufacturers sweep Saturday ana ig e Actory took Marduetto: tor & 10-7 Jittery in Early Innings © Don Totaljated 3 kind by smack- iJ 4 an oe Sr Tu. + the Cards Wednesday be = 2 an fore deciding : $0-t0-0 upset of Michigan. .. , i t they were jittery for the first|ing Laabs behind the ear. ORK, Oct. 2 (U. P.).—The Monday roll call of perfect reco “Costner, cinnati | open secret or- Little Steel Tide and Notre Dame crushed Pittsburgh, 58-0. , , . It looks like a az i Suey & the ball] Kreevich Jame In for his stare to TOK hs Oot2 of ‘a ‘Welter of Saturday upsets, reads 23 fol boy who 38 being roves. fog the ton Cooper, who has won 22 games { farmers, gove a : he{of hugs and smackeroos too. Mec- : tery ; : year. ‘big season for the Hoosier Big Three away and practically handing the|of lows: . who | collar workers, Last year Notre Dame and Purdue carried the state's grid ban |gerh FHC FFE SF S000 until) Quinn. held onto the ball which East—Army, Cornell and Pennsylvania. ; Be owe Ene belter |, “1 have something more important service men, her high and wide nationally and now Bo McMillin's Crimson ma- the fourth that they showed the ended the game as though it were Midwest—Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Illinois and Great Lakes Naval all - could handle before’ being | o, ¥OrTY about,” he said. Is my “Three-Quarte : : ith the Irish |stuff of which champions are|a million dollar war bond. ‘Jakucki th Tech and North Carolina Pre-Flight. ¢ |left fielder, Danny Litwhiler. # chine gives every indication of going places along w 8 ul that time the Senators|put an arm across his shoulders, South—Georgia T an forced to quit after two rounds o! Danny had to be taken out of Stating that and the Boilermakers. ade, BY ith the wiped a quart of sweat of his| Rocky Mountain — Second Air » scheduled SIX here {Wo WeekS! (ne firat- game of yesterday's the people” wo . is". TS Seats ies rl hg brow and said: Force - Superbombers and Colorado| Following are this Saturday's |o00 The bout fs billed for eight double-header with the Giants be- bill presented 1 - at e 3 . \ football games: next Friday : * » b - IN DEPEATING Jvichigan, Wie Hogelers Juke] tig PAI Of 2 ee the choot of LIC (hn S00) Tao La: at ball meshs a College, major midwestern football ga Tounds and i card to be [CAUSE & knee injury was giving him | by workers i champs. . . . They corrected the errors made in losing to Illinois fans—the largest crowd ever to|lot to me. How about giving it Missouri Valley—Tulsa and Okla-{ ° Big Ten : at the Armory. : trouble. 2 Jourih ‘on Sept. 23 and made everything sure in blocking and tackling. . .. Ioan 4 proche play at Sports-|to me? % face Tell io his knees HOME A&M, Purdue at mois. : aged teh will feature the ary definitely, I Sut te 8 "T ask that ABheir Jorsad Wall Waa solid and the backield ripped the Michigan ane ee - es “Well,” he said, “let's be neigh- Southwest—Randolph Field, Tex- Michigan at Minnesota. emi-windup with Tito Taylor, | the right knee with a foul tip AMR. who fight as we line. Mths unfle » . borly about this thing. I'll give you|as, Texas Christian, Texas A. & M. : i Chicago middleweight, meeting over in Philadelphis. Then the for victory bf led d and outclassed Laabs, a .230 hitter and part-time Non-Conference : Hershey, Ft. Wayne, at six [ toa? Once the Hoosiers got going they settled down ball player and war plant worker, [half of it.” and Southern Pacific. Marquette at Wisconsin, { Bud ey on. tech. | PAIN seemed to move to the rear of privilege to a fe the Wolverines in almost every department of play. : He caught hold of one of Mel| Barnes heard the argument and Pacific Coast—Washington, Cali- Tulane at Notre Dame. . ines. : lop we fifth round of | his knee, Now it seems to have of Lin $ for a re =o sia» : Queen's hard, high fast ones and|summoned Bobby, saying: “Fetch|, 0 ond Southern ‘California. Great Lakes at Northwestern. |, coroduied giv over Hershey here |k® It isn't ‘an injury; it might be BN Phdey ane In ¢ Notre Dame and Purdue Crush Opponents dumped it among the spectators in|me a saw, son. inn| There are other unbeaten teams| Jowa Pre-Flight vs. 2d Army air recently. theme asia, ad in that Siac, i | wr glad The Panthers (the lefk field pavilion to tle th¥| Bobby fetched one and McQu all sections, but they haven't| fopee at Lincoln, Neb. : may play a NOTRE DAME had a field day at Pittsburgh. . : . e : SCOPe. and Vakucki spent 10 minutes try- in performance They meet 1 the series. Ir 50, Augie Bergamo tion of breakin had no defense to cope with the Irish attack. . .. It was Notre After that Sig Jackucki, a minor|ing to hack the ball in two. It Sustandine os . N ff t A will play left field” * ol; formula, he Dame's 4644 operier and was not a true test of the Irish strength. league pitcher until the war drained |Was no good. Even ersatz base- : Speedway Wins €nott 1o ppear the wage ports +. + Coach McKeever's lads scored nine touchdowns, Bob Kelly .. jmajor league ball clubs. of many of [balls are tough.” Bobby dragged Tulane Next for Irish oe Jéading with four. . .. All 35 squad members saw action against their players, closed the scoring ou hie Juaptes Lacks hed Tre The Trish of Notre Dame wore Begt-Ball Match In 5th T Match - hal : third teams were on the fie door on the Yankees. or fetching a soda. io! ; ag : helpless Panthers and the second and With two down in the fifth, Queen|fell heads; MeQuirin won. the prestige of national champions Speedway’s four-man golf team, for the final 27 minutes. ; ; well in romping to . 58-0 victory composed of Charley Harter, Tol Steve Nenoff, the New York mat- | " 2 8 = : . d,s a M : h in Saturday's most' Sparks, Walt Chapman and Lynn Jones here : c eds AFTER Marquette scored on Purdue, the Boilermakers found R li b | d G | d M d | See} Tisbury a Lee -won the: sity DesChall mors a isi Ne a ea : 2 PR their stride and struck on the ground and in the air to turn the el/iapies an 0 eqq meet Tula igus amulet Spesiway: yesmeny. bhp io Bede seriou contest into a rout. . . . The Boilermakers tallied six touchdowns . : Neri Cafulina J Middies| Fhe quartet chopped six strokes| ee aetion in the Armory ring to-| AGO. On and penalties kept them from at least another pair. , . . Purdue T M + f S dl 4 Title victory -over Navy's touted Off par, going out in 33 and back| reso in : , Suc flashed too much all-around power for the Hilltoppers, who were 0 ee or an Oo : ranked with Penn's 18-7 defeat of |, 32, for a 65. Chapman fired the Nenoff and Gil La Cross, both) Suge slumpex t of the running in the second quarter when Coach Isbell’s Duke as the day's top upsets, INn-ipest golf with three birdies. It riugh and tumble grapplers, go Tuied Shening put ou : 1 ~ Kingan Reliables and Gold Medal Beer will battle for the city diana scored a 20-0 victory OVer|ywag the third championship in four against Rene .La Belle of Toronto ivi ¥. gridders scored 20 points. amateur baseball championship next Sunday. unbeaten Michigan. years for the Speedway entry. They| anda Tex Hager of Portland, Ore. Commodity — The Reliables qualified for the play-off by eliminating Stewart- Dartmouth got a 6-7 tie with|won in 1941 and again last year. Gil is from Boston. In four pre- : 3 pay 1 cent Shon : Warner at Victory field yesterday. Errors proved costly to both teams Holy Cross. Army was impressive Meridian Hills, represented by vious tag-team tussles staged dur- Thurs, Oct. 19, 8:30 P. M. wheat Sftse! h B b / | C / endar IB ogame tha; Was ly Won By the Meatmen, after 10 innings. in beating North Caroline, 46-0.\ngle Morey, Harry Reid Jr. John ing the outdoor season, Nenoff's PRICES: 31 He = - e ase a a i Fred (Pop) Cato, Reliable third baseman, who drove in five runs in The Soldiers play Brown this week, |\cGuire and John Harrington, | tag ‘won three and was disquali- he Sxpected his team’s triumph over the S-W's 2 H Yale meets Cornell, Pittsburgh seeks finished second after a two extra fied for alleged rough tactics in the INQUIRE ABOUT OUR og > xh a ns - the previous Sunday, was again|Elrod doubled. Dick Heydon came to recoup against Bethany, Colum- hoje playoff. with Riverside. The other. ’ SEASON TICKET 11 \ AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE yesterday’s hero. He took over the [through with another double send- bia opposes Syracuse, and Harvard |two teams were tied with 68's at Hager, tomorrow night's partner Tan ar Ts . cent; rve Simp la Lows". 908 410 310"s08 § 11 ¢| mound duties in the first half of the ing Elrod across. The losers added tackles Boston college. Navy meets the ‘end of regulation play. for La Belle; is a newcomer who is ley off % to — 2 6 33a OP New York 1.0. 000 301 001 000 1— 6 12° § tenth, after Ochell Tuck had been {another marker in the top half of Penn State. The third place Riversides were | anxious to make good here. Hel Vii the Cxlisenm and pate St. Lon . seessiovsssy 8 | | Bre, JRomnelly AlM_ODe: Yoisell, relieved in favor of a pinch hitter |the eighth to take a 5-2 lead, Forest ts Purdue represented by Rudy Brezausek,! was rated a star on the west coast,’ ve ey , or Sern Te N. Y Bew York | Adams, Fischer ad Mas in the ninth. : Tutt’s single and Comstock’s Illinois Meets James Richwine, Pred Cory and’ The ‘bout is for two falls out of J very. Per Fun, tement, A . Cleveland | (Second game; 6 innings; ealled to permit| Cato retired the side in order, double made the tally possible. \ Allinois got a 26-26 tie with-Great | wiibur Richwine. three. : | its the E UM Pailadciotis oi lac Louth 108 0 make tain) 12 1|striking out’ the last two batters Kingan’s Get 2 in Eighth Lakes naval's power-packed eleven Al Szasz of St. Claire, Mo., meets COLISEUM H Washington ... or {New York ..............21030—6 8 0'with one out in the bottom half ; nother toughie waiting in Gorilla Poggi of Argentina in the A F NATIONAL LEAGUE | pichmidt and W. Cooper; Brondell and of the inning, he lashed out a| Kingan pushed over two runs in 30d has gins Midwestern heud= Braves P urchase an 2h STATE ~F ‘3 Bam can." rres, ener double and scored the winning run |their half of the eighth without the liners: are Wisconsin - Marquette,| Columbus Play er + L. G.B. (First game) > 's si TI Littl J BE Lens Linu . ; 200 000— § 12 3/00 Ed Power's single. aid of a hit. Fletcher was safe on|yfinnesota-Michigan (for the Little N. Out.'3 (U. P).-ohes : on Everything Fittsburch Pr reaavasae Hi BUIAED ver-irssecs 306 008 von 3 7 3| ~The winners got off to 8 Wo Elrod’s error and Charley Uhlir|Brown . Jug), Great Lakes-North- STON, Ou baseman Joe Mack : : —————————— Foye Thicags: .... 5 9 487 30 | Wyse and. Gillespie; Barret, Hutehinson run lead inthe fourthr when . . and Ohio State-Iows. ix 0 : % 67 ¥7 ASS and Poland, Young doubled and scored on Butch |Valked. Fletcher scored When western, Sotith TE Tech which|by the Boston Braves today Diamonds, Watches Cu. Boston : fr — , |Stevens mussed up = Young's ’ : brought to 10 the number of minor Cameras Brooklyn +e save (Second ) Isenberg's single. F. Cato then crushed Clemson, 51-0, goes after L Musical instrumeats. : oh ees Philadelphia ,.......... Chicage ....... . ond 00? 400 %0—6 9 3iplated Isenberg with a one-base|8rounder. Bob McClimon bobbled N rth Carolina and |league players obtained by the! wt : : Et 3 Sep hn an i meee. i : BOONE 5s sss dhs 3%) 1 Gaseed 3 3 OACK. senbetg's ulier snd Pred Sis A Maryland, Other | National league club for spring de- : Clothing; Shotguns, Ete. an } ; : d Steph- ; e For . . .- y : h : RESULTS YESTERDAY | nent Hutchings avery and Hofferth, Retires Side in Order hed Rud and youn yo of When standout games match Duke-North |livery. Oldest Loan T CHICA JEWELRY AMERICAN LEAGEE Tier Gams Stewart's knotted the count in| ‘The Reliables evened the ‘score|Carolina Pre-Flight, Alabama-How- — Seekers ia ot FCO, Ine. New York ........ -+ 181 200 0903 3 i vitisturgy TT fan 003 130— 9 17 o/their half of the -fifth, when the in the final half of the ninth. After |ard, Clemson-North Carolina Sas, SHOE REPAIR ; 146 E. WASHINGTON ST. 1 Rg eg ll “Sewell and Lopes: Behan, pecier ma] MeAtmen committed their only|pinehinitter Tory oki peer Georgia-Presbyterian on Friday, (| : and Hayworth. Peacoes. "1 1OPe* Sehtnt, Lucker and) oirors of the game. Harry Dur out, Pletcher walked and_Lou Cato|Virginia-West Virginia, Kentucky-{l ppp pes soraousp : — n= ue A BY Washington ........ 000 300 010-4 8 © e— ham walked and Bob Hildebrand was safe at first when Elrod failed [Michigan State, Tennessee-Missis- BUSINESS DIRE CTO R Y Detroit”. ........... 000 000 001— 1 4 3 Pithucen (Second Same) o00— 1 3 3 Was safe on Frank Fletcher's error.|to touch the bag. Uhlir received a |sippi, and Virginia Military-Rich- . - 8 . NSonard: aud Ferrall, Trout and Rieh-|pyysqtiinis ooo oes ary 0 900.) 3 3 Both runners tallied when Frosty|pass to load the bases and Young | mond. : ) —— ards. Fh, 4 Finiey, *"0 Davis. Camel; Barrett|Steven's grounder got ~through|came through with a long fly to| Kansas State and Missourl open : | OXYGEN THERAPY : ’ and Finley, -] Philadelphia. r. 500000 014—5 9 1 Ys Isenberg. left that sent Fletcher across. the Big Six season while Okla Con Br Seated ‘st Cleveland. .......00 00 200 Soom 2 3 4 Cincinnati .......... 200 030 110-5 14 3| Two runs in the sixth put the Lefty McGill started for the nhoma plays Texas A. & M., Iowa § yy AG'S 128 N. Penn. LL S313 Newsou, Berry and Hayes; Heary, Klie-| Brooklyn ........ 200 000 d0x— 4 » 1g ure out in front. Lefty Com-|winners and was relieved by Tuck |State meets Doane, Kansas opposes | HA RE ¢ PIANOS man and Ruszkowski. : Sumbert 304 _Mudler; # Just, King, stock singled and scored when Phil lin the sixth. Durham went all the unbeaten Tulsa, and the Second Air ‘ 402 N. Capitol Ave. EEN OM ENTS (Second same: 10 innings) 3 y way for the losers and as usual|mgree Superbombers meet Iowa i Pay Phone : § Phone o SHEET MUSIC Pach MMW -3 3] oy pitched a nice game, Errors again|pre-Flight Seahawks. 13-5367 ~7066 — 1} gPlTer Farm Bq Black, Flores, Berry and Hayes; Harder Week-End Football Results aided in his downfall He added| Colorado College stakes its record Pea eal) Bi - EE EE Coma (LLL a Se STATE COLLEGES Texas, 20; Southwestern, 0 10 strikeout to his series record t0|against Pt. Warren in the Rockies || fF, She USE YOUR CREDIT at : 2 ar 1 } Ferrey... (First game) Hidiota: 20+" Stich . Texas Aang M. 33 Texe: Tech, I. total 64 for the six games he|while on the West Coast the stand-|] sromisea " h SAXOPHONE :2 bone 11 trees WAG § 4 Notre Dame, 58: Pittsburgh, 0. "Base, or cian. 3; South Flaine Alrlyioneq MoGill had foun strikeouts out game is California's clash with FASTEST SHOE REPAIR Np uCTION _y Cecil and Conroy: Haynes and Jordan. Pardue, “w Ete evan . Tuskegee, 26; Xavier (New Orleans), 7. to his credit, Tuck had three and Southern California. IN TOWN ) INSTR Lesson BB 8 Boon Boston ...... od Tao 000 1 7 o| Wabash’ vB qn Gepeenieran. 8. Villanova, 14; Prankiin and Marshall, 6, |Cat0, two. Approximately 1200 fans In other Pacific area games, WHILE_¥OU WAIT SERVICE Chicago ......"" . 000 001 Z1x— 4 11 2 an este, 33; Tinels Nermal, 13. Washington (Seattle), 65; Whitman, 6. |witnessed the game. Score: Nevada plays Arizona State, U. C. M Cc C RB 0 R Y S a aS matin. and Gontey; Hom: | yum %, Nitin aad Hes, or Fe Mopros, 3, BD Anay MoMINe0~3 3 3, A meets San Diego Naval and|| *¥! WASHINGTON 8% ; Biviss mud dovtan, ow OTHER ‘COLLEGES Yascousin, % Northwestern, 6. Durham dnd Hepdons MeO, Tuck, ¥| Washington takes on Hite William] 17 E- DOWNSTAIRS : I er ————_ . |Army, 46; North Carolina, 0. Cato and Young. ette. - —— Cm 7 208 nN Rota br hee. 33: Oberiin, : Wallace (Gary), 26 CaTLit (Gary), 7 : : -WEAVING Bowling Green, 19; Alma, 6. ew Albany. 16: Reitz. (Evansville). 0. i : alu Brown. 4 Fait, 0. . Niw Albans 18 Rolla saEvanisville) uth F. 0. P . Team Wins MOTOR-D. o Sg TO ; . TROUBLE 7 Catawba, 7; Virginia Miiitary, he " Bend), 0. Eeavite rekas The Fraternal Order of Police Toots uo S , . olorade College, i New Mexico, 7. ¢ season’ - . & Columbia, 24 5 ton: " lowa Preflight, do Olathe Navy 32, > ASiars Svney ther 6-0 ry 'VONNEGUT’S LEON In the. Middle o ? Eins. Dartmouth, 6; Holy ‘Cross, © (te), gp gr Pe RL A MU over Bowman Air Field at Speed- 120 E. Washington St. 235 Mass. AVE: ne First Bloor : Be Soergia' Freflignt, = uth Caroling, 1, Danie Pica, 18; Miami Navy, 7. x| Way stadium. In a previous game Distinguishing : ; CR ———————— Great Lakes, 26; Illinois, 36 (tle). 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