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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11
CANYON CITY BALL TEAM
GOING TO ARTESl

The Canyon City baseball team,
which mas played three games with
the Military Institute in Roswell, will
leave this evening for Artesia, where
they will play one or two games.
Their manager, o. I Smith. returned
to Canyon this morning, and the
team goes to Artesia under the man
agement of Wicker, who pitched yes
terday's game.
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Bio Crowd at Opening.

A great many people attended the
annual opening of the Moore Foun
tain" at the Pecos Valley DTus
Store last night. A good time socially
with ice cream and drinks for all
Good music was furnished by the
new electric piano. Every caller was
given either a carnation or bouquet oi
pansies, and the favors dispensed
show that nearly six hundred people
were there.
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Notice to Realty Dealers.

Notice is hereby given that my list
ings of property, in the hands of ag-
ents not members of the ROSWELL
REALTY BOARD, are hereby with
drawn. 35t3
w. J. ALLER.
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Mrs. ]. J. Rascoe has returned from
Carlsbad, where she has been for the
past month nursing her daughter
who was seriously i'll but is now en-
tirely recovered.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE CON-
vENTIoN EVERYWHERE
NOTICEABLE.
WHOLE TOWN Is BUSY

People and Street Men are Cleaning
Private and Public Property and
Burning Waste Paper and Trash
Temporary Buildings Going Up Rap
idly in the Business Section.-The
Street Arches Will BE Commenced
Tomorrow.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report.)

Roswell. N. M, April 11.-Tempera
ture.-Max., 90; min, 81; mean. 7S.
Precipitation, 90: wind N. W., We
locity miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight, showers
Friday colder.
mi. WRIGHT,
Oficial IN Charge.
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Miss Adelia Morgan and L. r. AL
exander went to Texico this morning
to give a concert there tonight under
the auspices of the Presbyterian and
Episcopal churches.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11

The official program of the great
convention of Panhandle stockmen,
to be held in Roswell next week, has
been completed and is now in the
hands of the printer and will be out
in a few days. For the benefit of Rec
ord readers it will be published a lit
tie in advance, and follows:
First Day, Tuesday. April Sixteenth
Morning.
Convention called to order at ten
o'clock
Invocation, Rev. H. F. Vermilliol.
Address of Welcome: Governor H.
j. Hagerman, for Territory; Hon.
G. A. Richardson. for Roswell.
W. B. Slaughter.
Presidents Annual Address, Thos. S.
Bugbee.
First Day-Afternoon.
Convention called to order at two
O'Clock.
Secretary's Report.
Five Minute Speeches.
Adjournment for the Day.
Polo Game on Military Heights. ANA
rillo vs. Midland. Game called at
2 o'clock. Free to all.
Ladies' Reception at Commercial Club
Rooms, to O'Clock, Complmen-
tary to Visiting Ladies.
Ball Game, Amarillo VS.. New Mexico
Military Institute. Game called at
4:3O o'clock, corner Fifth and
Main streets.
First Day.-Evening.
Megaphone Minstrels at Amusement
Hall. corner Fifth and Main streets.
Doors open at eight O'Clock.
Grand Concert. New Baptist Church
Building, corner Fifth and N. Penn
sylvania. Doors open at eight.
Majestic Theatre. Alp Main Street.
Doors open at eight.
Second Day, Wednesday, April H.
Morning.
Convention called to order at nine
o'clock.
Speech: 1.-The Necessity of Central
Feeder Market for the Panhandle
of Texas and New Mexico" T. D.
Andrews.
Discussion.
Ladies'. Drive" will start from court
house square at 9 o'clock.
Grand Barbecue at Slaughter Farm
at 1880 a. m.
Second Day.-Afternoon.
Convention called to order at two.
Speech: The Teaching of Forestry
and Agriculture in our Public
Schools" Speaker to be selected
by Tnos S. Bugbee.
Five minute talks. Adjournment for
the day.
Tournament at Military Heights at
two O'Clock. Free to all.
Baseball, Amarillo VS.. New Mexico
Military Institute. Game called at
4:3O O'Clock, corner Fifth and Main.
Second Day-EVening-
Megaphone Minstrels at Amusement
Hall: Grand Concert at New Bap-
tist Church, and Show at Majestic.
Third Day, Thursday, April 18th
morning.
Address by Avery Turner, V. P. and
Cen Mgr. p. v. e. N. E. Ry.
Five minute talks by members.
Election Of Oficers.
Selection of next place of meeting
Third Day.-Afternoon.
Polo at Military Heights, Roswell VS..
Winner of Tuesdays Game. Game
called at two O'Clock. Free to all.
Baseball, Amarillo VS.. New Mexico
Military Institute. Game called at
4:3O o'clock.
Third Day-Evenins.
Grand Ball at Commercial Club
Rooms, complimentary to all visit
ors wearing badges or presenting
credentials.
Megaphone Minstrels at Amusement
Hall. corner Fifth and Main; Grand
Concert New Baptist Church and
n. show at Majestic
The Sig Canal.
From Carlebmh Current.
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Notice 10 ReaItv DeaI.rs

Notice is hereby given that my
lfstings of property, in the hands o
agents not members of the ROSWELL
REALTY BOARD, are hereby with
drawn. 33t3
z. M. FISHER
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GENERALLY CONCEDED THAT
CHANCES OF A VERDICT
ARE REMOTE.
ASKED INFORMATION

Jury Returned to Court Room, Where
Parts of Justice FitzgeraId's In
Later Advices Say Some Sort of a
Verdict May Be Returned Shortly.
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BADLY AS THEY BEAT
CANYON CITY.
1T WAS THEIR DAY OFF

The Cadets did not Play Their Usual
Game in the Field, the Visitors had
Batting Eyes, and the Canyon TwirI
er Proved and Absolute Mystery.
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Potato, Tomato and
Cabbage Plants

in any qua1tity-Roswell Produce &
Seed Company. 34tf
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The work for the cattlemen's con-
progressing rapidly, and the whole
| town bears evidence of the effort that
has been made. Everywhere the good
citizens are cleaning up their yards
and alleys, burning waste paper and
rubbish, and putting things to rights
generally.
In the business part of town the
preparations are still more noticea-
BILE The baseball park at the corner
of Fifth and Main is completed, and
better grand stand would be hard
to find, although it is feared that it
will not be large enough to accom-
modate the crowds during the con
vention. The skating rink and stage
will soon be ready for business. the
stage being added to one end of the
building to make of it an auditorium
for convention meetings and shows
at night.
The Southern NJ E. people have
completed their large, temporary eat
ing house on the Lea lots at the cor
ner of Fifth and Main. Small booths
and tents are going up everywhere.
The work on the big arches over
the streets will be started tomorrow
and pushed rapidly. All plans are
complete for the five arches.
The scenery for the skating rink
auditorium is coming in part of it
being here, and still more to arrive
this week. That which has already
come is of high merit, and a beauti-
full drop curtain is yet to come from
FL Paso.
The Elks have cleaned up their big
lot nicely. and Street Boss Pinson
called this morning to express his
thanks to them and to voice the wish
that they may never shed their horns.
important Convention Notices.
The regular entertainment commit
tee of the Commercial Club will have
full charge of the arrangements of
the Cowboy Ball. The convention re-
ception committee will be added to
this committee on this occasion.
The following ladies are appointed
the committee to serve punch at the
Cowboy Ball Thursday night: Mes
danes G. A. Richardson, chairman:
W. A. Johnson, vice chairman; j. b.
Gillett, j. w Rhea. R. F. Barnett. o.
Il. Finley, E. L. Bedell. J. w. Wilson,
w. w. Phillips, ]. A. Graham
Everyone VINO has a vehicle of any
kind, please bring it to the court
house Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock for the drive for visiting la
dies.
There will be no Invitations out for
the Ladies' Reception Tuesday after
noon at the Commercial Club. but the
resident ladies' are all expected to
come between the hours of 3 and
to meet the visiting ladies.
The polo games and riding tourna-
ment will be held at the fair grounds
lISledu u dl lnS
as announced in the Official program
H. W. Prickett, traffic manager OF
the Kansas City Stock Yards Co,
writes Chairman George Slaughter
that there will be a special car, full
of stockyards and commission men OF
Kansas City. here for the convention.
They will arrive Monday evening and
be here for the entire convention.
Two couples have written from Salt
Lake for rooms during the co7ven-
ton
Judge o. H. Nelson is here from
Amarillo arranging for his big sale
of pure blood stock during the con-
vention.
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OFFICIAL
PROGRAM
LIST OF EVENTS OF THE GREAT
cATTLEMEN's CONVENTION.
THREE DAYS BRIM FULL

Something Going On All the Time,
and if the Visitors are Not Enter
tained II Will Be Because They Do
Not Keep Up With the Program.
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Look Here.

A good 4-room house, with bath and
other conveniences. Two acres land
we'll, windmill, corral, shed, ETC., fol
value OF house.
CARLTON & BELL.
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A shipment of Arsenate of Lead for
spraying. just received at Roswell
Drug & Jewelry Co. 33tf
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A shipment of Arsenate of Lead for
spraying, just received at Boswell
Drug & Jeweiry Co. 33tf
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CANYON, 900 8 % 2 0 3-S
N. NJ. NJ. /. 0 o O O O 1 0 a
Summary: Earned runs, Canyon, s.;
n. NJ. NJ. L., 2. Home run, Hubbard.
Two base hits, Young, Bell, Caldwell
and Cannon. Base on balls, Strebel.
Hit by pitched ball, Mitchell Stolen
bases, birmingham, Hubbard, Harris
and Kennard. Sacrifice hit, Strebel.
Left on bases, Canyon, 10; N. M. NJ.
l., 3. Struck out, by Wicker, 8; Hes
ter, 2; Caldwell, 2. Passed ball, by
Lohma1 L. Time of game, 1 hr. so
minutes. Umpire, Hunt, attendance
five hundred.
Unable to get games with Artesia
or any other places down the road
the Canyon team left this morning
for their homes.
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important Convention Notices.
The regular entertainment commit
full charge of the arrangements of
the Cowboy Ball. The convention re-
ception committee will be added to
this committee on this occasion.
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The following ladies are appointed
the committee to serve punch at the
Cowboy Ball Thursday night: Mes
DANES G. A. Richardson, chairman:
w A. Johnson, vice chairman; j. b.
Gillett, J. w. Rhea. r. F. Barnett. o.
Z. Finley, E l.. Bedell. J. w. Wilson,
w. w. Phillips, J. A. Graham
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11

The official program of the great
convention of Panhandle stockmen,
to be held in Roswell next week, has
been completed and is now in the
hands of the printer and will be out
in a few days. For the benefit of Rec
ord readers it will be published lit
tie IN advance, and follows:
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Everyone VINO has a vehicle of any
kind, please bring it TO the court
house Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock for the drive for visiting la
dies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-06
WHITE ROCK
NEXT SUNDAY

The next tournament of Importance
which will take place in local golfing
circles viii be the monthly White Rock
event, for which the local players have
been fighting for the past two years.
In the last tournament. which was
played on the links at Haleiwa, C. H.
Merriam and F. C. Smith tied, the
latter winning when the tie was play
ed off
The tournament this month viii be
played at the Moanalua links, and
there should be a very large entry
list. as the play in this event is get
ting more and more interesting. To
become possessor of the cup some golf
player must win it three times, and
the handicapping has been so success
fully handled by the committee in
charge that no one has had that honor
more than once in the many matches
which have been played. The entries
viii close Friday noon and should be
made al E. O. Hall & Son.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-06
SAWED ENDS
OFF BALL BATS

Frank Shiebeck was finicky about
the bats he used" says Pitcher Claude
Elliott, land when he was playing with
the Brewers in the American associa-
ton he caused all sorts Of trouble for
the other players. He used a short
bat and one of his tricks was to saw
off the end Of such bats as struck his
fancy. OF course, there would be
big 'holler' from the other players when
they saw their favorite sticks mutilat-
ed. Shiebeck was hitting about .2T!,
but made a noise like 400 slugger.
when he graduated into the West
ern league he only hit about .166 with
Denver, and we decided to help him
out, going on the theory that the
slump was due to the lack of short
bats.
1--WE bundled up a lot of the bats he
had sawed off, and sent them to hinl
C. o. D. I don't know whether the
bats did 1T or not, but his batting
picked up remarkably soon after that.
SHELBY did the handsome and sent
US a polite note, thanking US for the
bats He wound up his letter, however,
by saying: You forgot to pay the ex-
oressage.'
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SHOOT FOR NEW
CHALLENGE CUP
eTV1~4Tr1v1r 90 ~

A meeting of the directors of the
Honolulu Gun Club was held Friday
night, at which the conditions which
will govern the next challenge cup
were decided on. In view of the fact
that there is hardly enough time to
have a twenty-bird shoot every We'd
nesday evening. now that the sun is
setting early in the day, it was de-
cided that a ten-bird shoot would be
better.
The new feature will be in the fact
that instead of shooting with the clay
pigeons being thrown out at known
angles, the marksmen will have
harder task. Five different traps,
which will throw the birds out at diff
ferent angles, will be used, and the
man who makes perfect score will
be doing very we'll indeed. The
matches viii be handicapped as they
have been in the past, though, on ac-
count of the fact that only ten birds
will be thrown out by the traps for
each man to shoot at, it will be a.
little harder to make everything even.
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FORGETTING SOMETHING.

When the train that conveyed Pres
ident Roosevelt through Virginia on
his last trip South stopped at Char
lottesviIle, man approached the Pres
ident's car and passed aboard. a big
basketful of fine fruit, to which was
attached the card of prominent
grower.
In course of time the orchardist re-
a letter of acknowledgment
from the White House expressing the
Presidents appreciation of the gift,
and complimenting the donor upon his
fruit The recipient of the letter was,
of course, greatly pleased. and. feeling
sure that his head gardener, a Scots
man. would be much interested in the
letter, he read it to him. The Scots
man who served in the capacity mem
toned listened gravely, but his only
was:
'sHe dfsna say opything about send
in, back the basket, does he?''-Tit-
Bits.
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PLAY TENNIS
AT EVA TODAY

Ewaites are all agog with interest
in the coming tournament, at the Eva
Mill tennis court, which is set for
today Great effort has been made by
all the player-participants to practise
strokes with which each pair of con-
testants hope to throw the limelight
of public notice on themselves and
shut out their opponents in the dark
ness of defeat.
The list of participants shows Eva
tennis in its full strength and many
townspeople are expected to be pres
ent. AS arranged. the following pairs
will face one another at the nets, and,
with good weather prevailing, the
tournament promises to be a red-letter
day in Eva tennis:
Renton and Wright VS.. Muller and
Ferada.
Davidson and Douglas VS.. Brolan
and Eklund.
Guild and Gouvea VS.. Godfrey and
Polmere.
silver and Newman VS.. Mist and
Mclean
The train for Eva leaves town at
9:15 a. m. today.
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STATUE OF FITZ
IS PROJECTED

NEW YORK, Sept: 19.-Robert
F'itzsfmmons, former heavyweight
champion pugilist of the world is to
make the ancient Greek and Roman
heroes whose forms have been fmmor-
talized in marble turn over in their
graves.
'Lanky Bob's" figure is to be chisel-
ed in marble by Gutzon Borglum, the
sculptor who goes into raptures when
describing why the dean of the prize
ring is the ideal for sculptor.
This fall Mr. Fitzsimmons will sit
for me-" he said. Il regard him as
superior in the fighting sense, to any
living mantle greatest fighting sub
ject for a sculptor that this age has
produced.
Notice this great figures neck. He
can almost draw it down between his
shoulders, it is so short. Look at the
statues of ancient gladiators with their
long necks that are not an asset in the
fighting game"
Fftzsinmons. according to the sculp-
tor. is ''tickled to death" over the
to perpetuate his firm in
stone.
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AN INDOOR RIFLE
RANCE FOR n. C. H.
Design and Plan Submitted
to Governor Frear
Yesterday.

| The National Guard of Hawaii will
in all probability, shortly have an in
door target in which, by the aid of
the Winder system of targets, rifle
! practice can be secured for all dis
tances up to 1000 yards. Adjutant
| General j. w. Jones yesterday sub
mitted to Governor Frear for his APP
proval plans for such an indoor rifle
range TO be located on the lot be-
longing to the government facing on
Beretania avenue next to DIR. Augur IS
office, mauka of the Drill Shed lot.
The building as proposed will be
6oxs0 feet, one-story high, 20 feet in
the clear. The walls viii be of con-
crete and otherwise made bullet proof
so that there will be no danger from
its use as rife range.
The Winder system of targets, by
which the effect and experience of
shooting at long distances is secured,
consists essentially in target placed
at known and definite distance, say
the fifty feet possible in this range;
above this visible target and at a.
distance and position automatically
calculated, is a target invisible to the
marksman. IF now, for instance, he
desires to practice at, say, 1000 yards
range, he elevates the sights of his
gun for the 1000 yards distance, and
aims at the visible target. OF course,
his bullet will pass far above the
visible target and wiz penetrate the
invisible target and register the exact
spot on 1T that it would have done had
the shot been at visible target 1000
yards away. By the same principle |
allowance is made for windage and |
other factors in rifle shooting.
The plans that have been drawn have |
been prepared by Civil Engineer
Southworth of the Public Works De-
partment AS designed the range viii
cost about $4,000 for which the money
is ready in the First National Bank
on the approval of the Governor, being
> part of the federal appropriation for
the National Guard, and authorized
to be used for this purpose on the
Governor IS approval.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-06
"a "a "a ~ "a - ~ - - ~
TODAY'S GAMES
AT KAKAAKO.

There should be two good games seen
this morning at the Kakaako Park In
the series being played by the Atkin.
son Baseball League. III the first con-
test the Stars viii play the Ocean
Views, who have been deposed from
the leadership by the Police Team.
There should be a very close game,
with the odds slightly in favor of the
Stars. who. though they are at the
bottom of the heap just now. are
bound TO come ahead and will make
at the end OF nine-inning contest
The second game will be between
the Honolulu Brewery and the Sani-
tary Steam Laundry. The teams are
both on the 500 mark in the average
of games won and lost and will fight
hard for the game, which will mean
a good deal to each team. The Police.
who are at the head of the list, take
a Sunday off and will simply wait to
see how the others come out. The
first game will start at $3.50 and the
second at 1880.
The lineups of the teams in the
games to be played today will be az
follows:
Stars-Honan, p; Bateman, c.; Da-
Wis. h.; McFarlane, 3D.; H. Kaai. 3D.; /
Hogan, S.; Collins, CT; N. Jackson,
If; Renner, RI; Ramsey. S. Jackson,
subs.
Ocean view1Kaapa. p; Bailey. c.:
Makanui. 1b.; Walker, 2b.: Kahalewai,
3d.: Rieney, S.; Koowai, cf.; Asia, IT,;
Smith, IF.
Brewery-Nice, p: Kauwa, c.; Da-
vfd, b.: Kalowena, 3D.; Kalama, 3D.;
Bush. IS; Coekett, CT; Nakaahilf, If; |
Raaha, IF.
Laundry-Silva, D.; A. Souza, c.; |
Martin, h.; Peressa. 2b.; Honan. 3d.; |
]. Souza, SIS: Lee. CT; NJ. Souza, IT,; |
Mike Souza, IF.
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REPORTING
THE BALL GAME:

The baseball editor having been sum-
moned by telegraph to attend the fu-
neral of a distant relative. and having
barely time to catch the train, turned
his notes over to the musical editor
and asked him, as a special favor, to
write up the game that had been play
ed that afternoon, says the Chicago
Tribune.
The musical editor took the notes
and studied them.
Il don't know much about baseball"
he soliloquized, "but I know some of
the words in the vocabulary
Here is the story he turned in few
hours later:
THE game between the Chiyorks and
the Bostroits yesterday afternoon was
witnessed by a large and critical audi
ence. It was a cold day, however, and
the fans were conspicuous by their
absence. 0vercoats ruled instead.
The performance opened with the
Sullivis at the bat Four or
FIVE strikes were called on him, and
then he lifted a beautiful foul over the
left field fence, taking third on the
play. Hahnsome stole home, making
two out. Donobell was hit in the
back by Texas Lacquer and by a close
decision was put out at the home plate. I
'Rojones hit a terrific bingle straight /
INTO the hands of the left center and !
was put out by a quick stop and line
drive. Grimday was injured in a |
squeeze play and retired the side, with /
Nobody on third and several men out /
'Dashaw famed and was caught at !
second by quick stop and throw.
Whitner, whose control of the ball was
excellent, got around to third on two
Inc drives, but bingled and failed to
'core. Parhue was caught between
bases and spiked, the injury compell- l
ng him to walk to first.
''Wedner landed on an inshoot just
ack of the foul line. He then muffed
third strike and was put out by a
ed hot grounder. F'erhue stabbed a
'ase hit and fumbled, getting to first
n balls. Sulivis pulled fly out of the
and tore around the Bases,
icing put out at last with a wide curve
While sliding for second.
.'Donche1 lifted a line swat over
mong the bleachers, and went out in
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GAVE ATTELL
HARD FIGHT

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Abe Attell and
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan, the only
man who ever made the Hebrew cham
pfon back water, fought six-round
draw at Bob Douglas physical culture
farm near Alton, ILL.,, yesterday. Very
little damage was done on either side.
Sullivan suffered split lip in round
one, while Attell's only mark was a
slight cut under his eye made by Sui
ivan during a mix-up in the fourth
session.
Both boys used the left jab con-
tinuously Attell had slight edge
during the opening round, but Tommy
soon stopped the champions agrees
siveness and the closing rounds were
even.