|10 |28 |2 |44 | 8 |26 | -- | -- | -- | Albany | 212|26 | -- | Utica | 200|21 |3·5 |22 | 9·5|24 |1 |39 | 10 | -- | Albany | 212|26 | -- | |72 |11 | 22 |33·0|11·0| 33 C. Vanderbilt |300 |35·0 |11·0| 1,075 |72 |12 | 24-1/2 |32·0|10·0| 32 ---------------+----+-----+----+-------+----+----+-------+----+----+-------- Averages |310 |35·8 |11·0| |71·8|12·1|20·8 |35·0|10·8| 37 ---------------+----+-----+----+-------+----+----+-------+----+----+-------- It may.
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