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[Shouting in distance]
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BRUCE: Okay, let's see who we got here.
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Virge Hoogesteger.
What kind of name is that?
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Youngest of six.
Worked in the family diner before joining.
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Writes home every week.
Nicknamed "The Virgin. "
1:44:43
Who's this goon?
1:44:45
Jack Bocci from Chicago.
1:44:48
Graduate of several reform schools.
1:44:50
Better keep him in the background.
1:44:55
This is the religious one.
There's always a religious one.
1:44:59
Eugene McVey from Cleveland.
There's always one from Cleveland.
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Nineteen, high-strung,
always coming down with something.
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How'd he get in this bunch?
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Richard "Rascal" Moore.
Eighteen, 5' 4", 120 pounds.
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Has a real reputation as a ladies' man.
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At least, that's what he says.
1:45:21
Clay Busby, a farmer's son.
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When his father lost their farm
in a poker game...
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... Clay started playing piano
in a New Orleans cathouse.
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The papers'll love that.
1:45:33
This kid couldn't be more Irish if he tried,
Danny Daly.
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A-student, editor of the school paper,
valedictorian.
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He volunteered the day
after he graduated from college.
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That's not bad. I think we got something
to work with here.
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FOOTBALLER: They're coming in!