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Ann Richards
June Hannum
WB

William Bishop
Terry Williams
AG

Anne Gwynne
Candy Allen
SL

Sheldon Leonard
Nick Sampson
WC

Wally Cassell
Pete Sampson
RB

Richard Benedict
Harry 'Punchy' Adams
JM
Joe McTurk
'Longshot' Maginnis
JV

John Vosper
Judge Sam Hannum
RE
Roy Engel
Al Bell
NR
Norman Rainey
Doc
HB

Hal Baylor
Joe Thompson - champ
ES
Elena Sirangelo
Mrs. Prescott
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