Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 728
497 by a kick was wrecked by no other thanKewpie who, having substituted Holmes atthe beginning of the second half, somehowshot his one hundred and seventy poundsthrough the defense and met the pigskin withhis nose. Kewpie presented a disreputable something to cherish and preserve. Laurie,however,… … KliWPIE PRESENTED A DISREPUTABLE AllEAUANCE lUR ^EVl^RAI, 1)A^S. BUT WAS C;i\EN DUE HONOR appearance for several days, but was givendue honor. Hillmans returned across theHudson in the twilight of early October withexultant cheers and songs. Ned watchedthat game from the substitutes bench, justas…
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