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A newspaper article summarizes a rumble between rival gangs in an empty lot from The Outsiders. The article describes how 10 "juvenile delinquents" were confronted by 10 "well known honorable young men" and a fight broke out. An injured 17-year-old boy was found by police with blood stains and madras shirt. He asked if "we won the rumble." An eyewitness, Randy, claims the gang was attacked by "Greasers" and mentioned a blue Mustang. Cherry Valiance also witnessed her boyfriend and friends going to the rumble against her advice.
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