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Back Row: mngr. Richard Jackson, Al Martin, Robert Olson, Irv Wisniewski, James Skala, William Doyle, trainer James Hunt

Front Row: Leo VanderKuy, Don McIntosh, coach Ernie McCoy, captain Mack Supronowicz, asst. coach Bill Orwig, Hal Morrill, Charles Murray,

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[L-R: std. mngr. Walter Becker, Fred Norcross, Denny Clark, Ted Stuart, William Embs, Henry Schulte, Frank Longman, Germany Schulz, coach Fielding Yost, John Garrels, Tom Hammond, John Curtis, Harry Hammond, Hal Weeks, Walter Graham, Alfred Barlow, trainer Keene Fitzpatrick]

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[L-R: std. mngr. Walter Becker, Fred Norcross, Denny Clark, Ted Stuart, William Embs, Henry Schulte, Frank Longman, Germany Schulz, coach Fielding Yost, John Garrels, Tom Hammond, John Curtis, Harry Hammond, Hal Weeks, Walter Graham, Alfred Barlow, trainer Keene Fitzpatrick]

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Back Row: head coach Matt Mann, Williams B. Wreford, Jr. Harry A. Rieke, Jr. John Wallis Creighton, Jr. Robert F. Sauer, Jack R. Wolin, David F. Holmes, mngr. Mueller

Middle Row: John H. Haigh, Edward J. Hutchins, Thomas G. Haynie, Edward M. Kirar, Waldemar Tomski, William H. Farnsworth, Robert A. Emmett.

Front3: Adolf Ferstenfeld, Hal T. Benham, Jr. Hanley W. Staley.

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Back Row: Arthur Ebling, Robert Gabriel, Joseph Blake Thaxter, John H. Haigh, John G. Sherrill, Waldemar Tomski, William F. Beebe, Edward E. Mack, Jr. James E. Welsh

Middle Row: Hal T. Benham, Jr. William F. Holmes, manager Harold Mueller, captain Thomas G. Haynie, head coach Mann, Edward J. Hutchens, Charles L. Barker

Row 3: Adolf Ferstenfeld, Ralph P. Pyszynski, James Wilkinson, Thomas O'Neil

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Back Row: Jorge Carulla, Joseph Blake Thaxter, John C. Gillis, Thomas V. Williams, Sr., Richard J. Riedl, William Dobson Burton.

Middle Row: Robert H. Newton, William F. Beebe, John Sharemet, Gus Sharemet, Francis E. Heydt, James E. Welsh.

Front Row: William F. Holmes, Edward J. Hutchens, asst. coach Harvey Mueller, captain. Hal T. Benham, head coach Matt Mann, John H. Haigh, Charles L. Barker.

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Front Row: Jack Martin, George Kraeger, captain-elect Ross Hume, Coach Doherty, captain Robert Hume, Robert Ufer, William Dale

2nd Row: Robert Nussbaumer, John Purdue, Elroy Hirsch, J. Elmer Swanson, Wayne Glas, Richard Barnard, Eugene Moody, Richard Forrestel.

3rd Row: st. mngr Hal Fletcher, George Vetter, Julian Witherspoon, Philip Collia, James Pierce, Frederick Stoliker, Warren Bentz, Charles Birdsall.

4th Row: trainer Lyle Bennett, Melvin Detwiler, Ben Richards, Sheldon Kavieff, R. Bruce Blanchard, George Chute, Ralph Gibson, asst. coach Chester Stackhouse.

Top Row: Rex Wells, Fred Negus, Thomas Paton, Max Kelly, John Eisley.

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Mode of access: Internet.

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Proceedings of a workshop conducted by the Interdisciplinary Communications Program of the Smithsonian Institution, held at the Belmont Conference Center, Elkridge, Md., Oct. 22-25, 1972

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Research on Chinese consumer behavior is dominated by studies of Chinese consumers as a whole, or studies of consumers in a single city or region. Comparative studies that take into account the cultural, economic and demographic differences between contrasting markets within China are poorly represented in the literature. The widening economic gap between rapidly developing coastal cities and less developed cities in more remote regions provides an opportunity for comparative consumer studies. In this research we compared the responses of buyers of imported fruit in two very different cites, Guangzhou (highly developed) and Urumqi (relatively undeveloped). Results revealed that buyers' beliefs and their evaluation of those beliefs towards the attributes of imported fruit were distinctly different. Factors such as the city's background, consumers' education level and the intended uses explained most of these differences. Results will help to broaden our understanding of Chinese consumer behavior and provide valuable information when formulating marketing strategies. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.