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he had been in ElmhuTst mar the scene
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He also c. messed ths' te had been al
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He also admitted, according 10 the
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saw washing blood from their hands at
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NIP II IN The SUD.
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WATSON DEFEATS HAZARD
And Quannes for Final Round in Ridgeweod
Tennis Tourney.

The lawn tennis tournament at the Ridge
wood Golf Club Yesterday was brought down
to a stage 80 that only three matches re-
Watson. Jr.. defeated Walter Hazard in one
semi-hnal match and thereby qualified to
meet the winner In the play. between George
Y. Touchard and u. u. Woodbury. in the nnal
round. The summary:
Ridgewood q. {. Mems singles Semi nnal round
Charlie. T. Watson. Jr. Orange J.. ]. G, defeated
Walter Hazard. Crescent A. g.. T-s,s-o,,e ~,
Mems Doubles First round-R. ". Palmer and
Y. l.. Taller. Rldgewood q. C.. defeated N. Rich
mond and NJ. HAL. Hamilton Grange l. 7. C.. by
Knickeibocker p. c, defeated ". F. Loo and George
i. Touchard, Hamilton Grange l.. T. c. 20.
$50: Or. William Rosenbsum. Harlem T. C.,
and Y. S. Cameron. Knickerbocker ,; G. defeated
Curtis and Roy Rltchey, Hamilton Orange l.. C.,
defeated H.. a. wyckor and y. Thomas, Rldgr
wood G. c., ia, 81: Kari Preston and J. Chaplin.
Enrich, ocean c. C., %, Ga: W. p: Conway and
c. r. Watson, Jr.. orange l.. 7. c., defeated T. q.
Souther and partner. by default; L. shaw and
n. Mcbevitt defeated IL. &. Ely and n, S. Schroeder,
Crescent 4. C., by default.
second ROYnd,w u: Jennings Ir and !. Z.
Pslmer and Y. L. Taller. Ridgewood C 30,
~: DR.. William Rosenbaum, Harlem. T. G.. and
p. 8. Cameron. Knbckerbocker 7. c. defeated H. J.
Curtis and Roy Rltchey. Hamilton Grange !. I. G.
Orange L. T. C.. deicaied Kari Preston and J.
Chaplin. Rldgewood q. G.. 81. 81; l.. Einstein
and n. McDevltt defeated l.. shaw and campanarI'
semi. Hnsl Round-w. n. Jennings. Jr.. and r. r.
Roberts. Knickerbocker T. G., defeated DR., William
Rosenbsum, Harlem T. G. and f.. s.. Cameron.
way and c. r. Watson. Jr., Orange L. T. G.. de.
fcated L.. Einstein and Y. McDovitt, OIL. 6-3
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Gll NICHOLS IL as wei KNOWN W Jne RHtbo
as his brother Bernard. he has had greens
In the West until this year, and although
placed more than once IN the open champion
ship Gil has not won before in a large Eastern
tournament. Ne is one of the longest drivers
in the country. A finish in ~ brought Thorn
into second money with 80, and Aleck smith,
who took u for his last round. was third
with 2a2.
AIeck Ross, the open champion. had two
72s, which brought his total TO 2s7. A 10 ana
~ brought Herbert strong to the same notch,
which two 7Ss also gained for M; j. Brady.
which made a triple tie FOR fourth and NTH
money. Brady. who IL a. the, Common,
player and his ane finish placed him over the
round. Rouse and -OI.aughlin. who took 81
nos won first money a. this tournament last
year, a mark that no less than sixteen beat
this time.
Hard turf that favored q long roll. greatly
improved putting greens and two days with
hardly a breath Of wind, yet not oppreseively
hot, were the factors that enabled the pro-
fessionals 10 eat up the course" Many OF
the PLAYERS besides Ross picked up greatly
on the days play. Mulgrew, the Richmond
County boy. did n: Seymour Dunn, n and 70.
while t;audin did ~ and rs. George Baldrick
Mitchell and Brown also picked up strokes,
but TOO late to ser We them.
Gil Nichols won $3.50 for first prize, $50 for
the low score each day and s25 given TO who
ever broke the course record, This was a
total winning OF 1925. Thorn. won $50, Smith
$50 and strong. Ross and Brady split $40.
The a.nraG fnllnWs
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GOWAN MEDIUM FOR A KILLING
BACKED FROM 90 DOWN TO =, SBB
WINS Nv 4 DRIVE.
EsseN. DICK P1nneIi. Martin Doyle and Sc
curity. All Heavily Backed FsNorttes.
successful - BaBysh Breezcs Norue
Books Lose Big Money ~ Brighton.

The bookmakers received another scorching
at Brighton yesterday through the success
or four heavily backed favorites and a genuine
killiDg with q two-year-old nlly named Gowsn.
in the first race. Gowan. who ran In the name
Of the Oakland stable, was sent 10 the post
byS. J. Lawler. who has put over many good
things In recent years. rha daughter Of
Armesth II. was backed from 20 70 ! down to
7 and won In a drive by half a len 9Th from
Rosimiro. II TO 8 favorite. who beat DESTROYS.
stoi a head. with Alex Grant. 10 to 4, the same
margin out OF the money. James n. Keene's
Masquerade. 5 to .. was outrun always. The
race was for maiden two-year-olds. Ave and q
half furlongs and WI was timed In 1907 Us.
A feature was the steeplechsse. for gentle
men riders. at about two and a half miles.
Mr.. J. O'Brien put up a splendid ride on Essex.
II TO 10 favorite. who romped home ten len gths
in front Of Blue Pigeon. 5 to 2, with Parson
Kelly, IS 10 L. three len g,hs back. beating
guardian nn 70 q head The time was aoi
far the best IN the third race. for three-year-
Odds. al a mile and q sixteenth. He was on
ing up the lost ground with much skill until,
on the far turn, the ~favorite passed Tony
Bonero., 2 to I. the pacemaker. and breezed
Tony Bonsro Ave len 9Th: for the place
.x Msr, rsoa DG ~ sbs p's sssa, Ssnn to = m SH s. s ran |: :
f%urlong. He carried i2s pounds as II only a
feather and when Notter let him down at
the end Of the backstpctch he rushed 10 the
fSsGs. s .Sst S:iG p Ts home sn o, EASY Minscr by
closed resolutely and took the place from
Moonshine, ~ to 1. by a head. Ampedo.
backed from ~ 10 Q. was almost Knocked 10
his knees on the lower turn.
Security. backed from 5 TO u TO 3. rolled
home an easy winner OF the NTH rate. al six
furlongs Beckman got him away from the
post quickly and had the others beaten TO o
turn Al the head OF the stretch. VOORHEES,.
Z TO >, after being thrown into the fence.
finished In the place. three lengths before
Escutcheon. played down to Z. The time was
1T: As.
race. for two-year-olds six furlonas, T..
Dugan bringing him to the judges six lengths
in front of Servile. Z 10 /. who beat Biskrs.
2 TO ? favorite, was outrun and quit badly in
the stretch. The time was iIs rs. The at
tendance was about $4,000. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
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LAWN TENNIS At LONG BRANCH.
Alien Beats wards In second Round 81
Hollywood singles.

LoNG BRANCH, ". j., Aug. IA large and
enthusiastic crowd watched the second days
play in the invitation tennis tournament held
at the Hollywood Golf Club courts this after
noon. The tourna ment will conclude on
when the finals will be- played. Harry
=, Allen beat Charles &. Edwards In the second
round Of the mems singles in two straight
sets. Summaries:
Mems singles First round-P. NJ; lAnsburgh
heat Fdwa I'd =. Lee by defa ult: David J. foK beat
Alfred Rhelnstein by default; Lewis Barnberger
Martin IL. vogel by default: Louis Dreyfus beat
+. Is. Ferber. 60, al; r. Umberg beat $. N.
second Round Harry +. Allen beat Charles C.
Mixed Doubles-First round-Miss Aice BAN
berger and Charles c. Edwards beat Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Greenfall, s-l, SO.
second Round Miss ". NJ. Sampyer and David
]. Fox beat Miss Y. schmidt and c.. j. Nathan, 60,
al: Miss 4. Bach and n. r. Norton beat Mrs. $. VI.
Banner and II. r. Lmberg, 4-e, SIS, 90, Miss
A. q. Sanford and y. NJ. Phillips beat Miss O. Bran
don and J. u. Ferber. 90. -
Mems Doubles First round-Charles 7. Foley
and p. W. IAnsburg beat Lewis Hamburger and
Edward Vogei. as, %: II. N. Regensberger and
Louis Dreyfus heat !. p. Regensberger and Mr..
Goldman, 8-3. 81: G. J. Nathan and II. r. Allen
heat N. II. Vogel and Walter Lewtsohn, 81, 3 a.
defAulted: II arold r, Banks and II. p. Bertram
beat David Fox and II. NJ. Lmberg, Is. 80:
Fred Lewtsohn and ". y. Cassen beat Edward
r. Lee and George Y. Touchard by default
Second Rounds. Warpheim and Edward Phil ps
bAt Fred Lewisohn and n. \. Cassell by default.
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ALLIANCE
Amateur Athletic Union win Have NOthlng
More Ia Do with Canadian 4. a. a..

More to DO with nad \. \. u
The alliance between the Amateur Athletic
J,pion Of ,hs I,nI,sd stat"s and the canadian
INV" '"e ch''ou 0.euv' oH'.sSn >,
~ y u IN NJ an enc, ana WITHIN coupie v.
days the break will be Ofioially announced
on the side Of America. A few days ago
the question was put by a mell vote to the
governing power OF the =. \, =, ana ohousn
OF the votes had Yesterday returned 10 mean
that the alliance Ia no more, In fact, 40 FAR
there has only been one dissenting vote.
/" ~ VenoNeu t"At .ne 10" wv '"' WIN
De the same as the majority
The trouble with the Canadians began
,w.sn ,hs ~. Usdi.n AZ, ~, Ss Mon,,es,
."oo" Ns"su,'p ~, y. !" E"vno,oe,
A.. y, ~ that time the n. \. u. mere backed
up the Canadian A. A. u. because IL was
Sor . -h1o tha canadt.n ~ had ,hs
WIZ w Na"au'an " =, ". peu .ue
pcst Oh Ine ngnt' Out tne momehtaTy SUCCESS
proved baneful to the management OF the
A. .,hI.,. uouid IA. .,.,.,dod N. day
Nv S'Wu We su'punuv" ~ ~ ~
anu reinslaten the next ADout the nrSt
athlete OF note to be put under a ban was
Ne was 10 have run at the New York A. q.
games in Madison Square Garden in March,
but was suspended al the last moment and
neither excuse nor reason given for the act.
was asked for foTmstIo regarding Long,
hoat's status he waa a. dumb "a an oyI and
was Furthermore. discourteous over oficial
communications from the States. A little
aIleQiance to the Toronto v. M G A. he was
declared 10 he a ~spotIees amateur.
R,,t The ait mar ion acrosa fhe border reached
a delicate point a few days ago when the
~ the Wiontrea, A A, who intended TO
attend the .jsmestNwn exposition and conf
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MJss SEARS WINS Nv SINGLES.
Defeats Mrs. Barger-wanach In Final
Round ~ Newport.

NEWPORT. r. L.. Aug, Miss Evelyn Sears
or Boston to-day beat Mrs. Barger-Wallach
Of New York in the final match OF the women's
scratch singles at the Newport tennis %tourna-
mpnt. The play in the other events was
continued to-day and will probably be con-
cluded tomorrow. Summary:
scratch Si~ngles-Finai rouud-Miss Evelyn
Sears, Boston. beat Mrs. BarEer-wallach, New
York, "a. Ga. "a
Handicap singles Semi nnsl round Miss Phyllis
Greene. Philadelphia. beat Miss Ruth Morgan.
New York, "a. -
Mixed doubles First round Miss Yoakum and
James Run beat Miss Irene sherman and Harold
Sands, 81. 6-2: Miss Angelica Brown and Her
bert G. Peli beat Mrs. Lortlisrd Spencer, Jr, and
Austin Sands, 6-3. 80. 6Nd: Miss Alice Potter
and Gordon Coosen beat Mss EDNA Barger and
Willing Spencer. q. So. a.; Miss Edith Deacon
and Maurice Roche. la, SO. T.5: Miss Mildred
sherman and Francis Roche beat Mrs. a: $. Burden
and William Stackpole. J-6. ia. ii-i2.
Scratch Doubles Second round Mrs. Barger
Nallach and Miss Nora Iseiin beat the Misses Irene
and Mildred sherman by default.
Final Round Miss Nora Iselln and Mrs. BaTger
Wallach beat Miss Evelyn Sears and Miss Edna
Rargcr. 81, -.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

STANDING OF rHn cr,uRs
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GOLF.
GiI Nichols wins Highest HonOrs at Van
COrtpMndt.

Gil Nichols Of the Woodland Golf Club.
Boston. won first money In the professional
tournament Of the New York Golf Club yes
terday at Van Cortlandt Park after q plucky
fight. Ills total was 2so. the lowest ever made
In n ssvsnty-two hole medal play competition
In the North. On the second round Sparkling
led with Ito. Smith and Thorn had it2 and
Nichols la. After the third round yesterday
morning. as Sparling had fallen OF with an
~, Smith led with 2i5. while Nichols and
Thorn had ~. 'rhe six hill holes settled the
race between this trio In the fourth round
Nichols did them In 20. Thorn In n and Smith.
thanks 10 some poor putting. In -.
Now fortified with the lead OF n stroke on
and two strokes on Smith. Nichols
kept on in most brilliant golf and finished
with 90. equallipg the record for the course
established by himself on Thurs day after
noon. Hie card for the day was:
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CARTMELL BEATEN AGAIN.
Pennsylvania sprinter Runs Third In Special
lOO Yards at Ayr.

n. J. Cartmen. the University Of Pennsyl-
vania Splinter. is touring the British Isles.
but he is not meeting with very great success.
At the games Of the AYR Football and Athletic
Club recently a special 100 yard event was
put on to bring the American lntercolle giate
champion. Morton, the English champion, and
Roche, the Irish champion, together.
Morton got away best and led after half q
dozen Yards. Roche drew ava from Cart
nell at half the distance. when the latter
pulled up. Morton won by two yards from
the lrishman In 10 1-5 seconds.
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.ACTOIST
Pons Complains Of His Companions In
Pektn.Par1s Race.
.Spsoof Cable Despatch m TIE SON.

.Speotoi Gable Despatch m n Sun.
PARIS. Aug. 2.-Pons. one OF the contest
ants in the Pekin to Paris automobile race.
abandoned his Tri-car In the Cobb desert and
has arrived here. He writes to the hdtin
by his companions. who thus failed in the
laws Of humanity and broke their promise
food or water for forty eig hours and was
obliged 10 return $50 miles TO Kalgan on foot
or on a camel.
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Good start; won easily, Banysh, Oh. c., :. by
-Winyah: owned by M. Kraus.
trained by u. r. WInslow.
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PhiladeIph 10, 8; st. Louis, ..
CHICAGO IN. L., 6: NEW YoR IN. L.. Q

CHICAGO IN. LII, 6: NEW YORK IN. L., o.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-Brown pitched. a gilt
rimmin Is and received grand support from
the Cubs. TIL result was q sta defeat
for the New Works, who we're routed by a
score OF 6 10 o after a fast and well played
battle. Mathewson was in good form. but
the Champions hit him ever and anon and
New York was so we'll tanned by Brown that
not a man got beyond second and only two
story OF the visitors so far az batting was
concerned. Seymour collided with Dahlen
in the fourth while pursuing a fly. Cy was
in a carriage. Holman hurt his leg. sliding
into second in the seventh inning and had TO
thumb Sif nail Broken on by a foul Nv in ysstsr.
days battle. Devlin returned 10 duty for the
New Works and Strang laid on, only to be
called into service when Seymour was dis
abled. The score,
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Cleyelsnd. .""""",'',o Q Q 9 OF
Philadelphia ;, ......,..O o o ? ? I o 4 -
LETT ON bases-Cleveland 8; Philedelphis, 10, First
base on balls -On Bender. 2; OF Rhoades. 4. Struck
hlt-Brminghsm. Two base hits Hsrtsel, Nichols.
lord. SacHnce hits -seybold, Murphy. Collins,
Double plsy-.W. Hinchman and stoyal. Hit by
pltcher-By Rhoades. !. .U~mpires-Stsford and
Ance-7, ss9.
BOSTON "a. L., II: ct. LOUIS "a. H.. D.
BosroN, Aug. Boston won hands down 20
day. Ungiaub was benched for Kicking. The
srOrt.
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base on errors-wsshinxton. 2: Detroit. I. First
base on balls-Or johnson. 1; on Slever. 4. Struck
out By johnson. .: by Hughes. 2; by Slever. Z.
base hit-Delehsnty BOSNIAN. Sacrifice hits
Heydon. Blankenship. Stolen ses-Delehsnty,
O'Lesry, Cobb CO, Double plays-Cobb and
3. -midt; Cobb and Rossmsn. Umpires -Sheri-
dan and Evans. Time-1 hour and SIS minutes.
DErrotT. 0; WASHINGTON. e-sRcoNp GAME.
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Central L<ague.

A. Grand Raplds-Grand Rapids. 4; Wheeling. .
a. south Bend Canton. p; South Bend, n.
a. Terre Haute First Game-Terre Hsute. 4.
nay ton. ,. Second g~sme-Terre Hsu;e. 4; Day.
A Evansville -sprng neId, o Evansville. O.
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yealon: Sheehan and Nealon. Hit by pitcher-Rs
LeHneld. 3; on Stricklett, 3. Struck out BY Strick
lett. I. Wild pitch--Strtcklett. U~mpire-Riglcr.
Time-1 hour and 80 minutes. Attendance-2.Nn.
CINCINNATI. g. BOSTON m. L.).3
CINCINNATI. Aug. at was spitball versus
spitball to-day when Ewing and Dndamsn met.
The score:
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Baseball Notes.

The New York Americans have signed an tn
fielder named Loudlng. who halls from Dallas. Ter.
He will report on September 4.
Stakeholder. scranton - \ Is right. The bet
= on.
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Al Hartford First gsme-Holyoke. 4: Hartford,
|. second anne -Holyokc. s. Hartford, O.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4; bridgeport. J.
81 Norw1rh-Norwich. Z: New Haven. s..
A. Spnn gneld 80 Sprin gneid, q New London, I.
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At Syracuse-Syracuse. 2: Scranton, O.
Al Troy-Troy, 3; 4. ]. q Ga
A. Albany-Albany, ?. Utica. o.
Al Wlikesbarre-Rain.
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CHICAGO.

First base on cTTor-ChicaeO, I. trft on bases
Chicago. T. New York. 3. Three base hits Schultz.
Sacrifice hits SheckArd. Howard. Stolen bases
Hoffman e.. Double play Dahlrn, DOYLE and
McGsnn. First base on balls on Brown. I: on
Mathewson. D. Struck out by Brown. 4; by
MRthewson. 1. Umptres- Klein and EmsIie. Time
I hour and rs minutes. Attendancc-eOo
P~ITTsBuRG. 9: B~RooRJyN. J.
PIITsBURG, Aug, 2.-Pittsburg defeated
Brooklyn here to-day in the opening game
Of the series by a score OF g 10 Z. The
locals won by superior playing. The feature
OF the game was the playing OF the two first
basemen, Nealon having seventeen put outs
and. Jordan ten put outs and three assists.
Ieifeld held Brooklyn down to six singles.
The score.
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J. p. Webb. handicapped at plus rs. yester-
day won the round robin lawn tennis tourna-
men' n the West Side Y. NJ G. A. He ~
Ave matches and Loaf none, Custer, scratch,
was second with four victories and one defeat.
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SOutheru U%ague,

At Sh reveport-Memphis. 4; Shreveport. 2.
I Little Rock Little Rock. 4: New Orleans. 2,
Al Atlanta Montgomery, 4; Atlanta, !.
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American Association.

A, Toledo Minnca polls. 10: Toledo, =
A 81. Paul. 5; Columbus. 2.
A. Louisville Louisville. q; Milwa ukee. s.
At polls indianapolis q. Kansas city, 4
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NATIONAL
Mathewson stacks Up Against Brown and
Cubs Whitewash New Works.

The New York Nationals drifted into Chi
cago yesterday in their swing around the cir
cult and we're whitewashed by the Cubs. They
sank deeper into third place, as the Pittsburgs
buneted the Brooklyns. The Cincinnatis
took sixth place by beating the Bostons. and
the Quakers cuffed the tsilenders. The re-
suits:
chicago. 3; New York, o.
Ptttsburg, q; Brooklyn. 3.
Cincinnati. 3; Boston, ,.
P~hiIadeIph L., 8; st. Louis. O..
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Two base hW-ThofnaS. Three base ht-TNuk.
Sacrifice hits-Burnett, SPARKS. Double plays
Holly. Hostetter ana koneJcny: DooIfn. knabe and
Jscklitsch l2): Knabe and Jacklitsch. Stolen bases
First base on balls. Kargcr. 8. Struck oui--By
Karger. 4: by Sparks, 3. Left on bases-St. Louis
3; Philadelphia, q. e-Johnstone Time
hour and SO minutes. Attendance-iIS0 500.
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Totals. Q II ~ Q 0 ToiaIs.... Q 10 a Il 5
RetT S,s;c co. ,...."..a d"oeSSSS Ga
Left on b~ases-Detroit, Z: Wsshin gtop. 10. First
base on errors-Detroii, Z. First base on halls
on Eubank, q: on Killisn. g; on Falkcnberg. I.
Struck out-By Hubank, I: by Killian, 3: by Falken-
berg, 8. HIT by pitcher Klllian, I. Three
base hlts-p, Jones. g, Jones. Rossman, Payne.
h~it-Cswford. Stolen bases-Clymer, Shlpke.
Hcydon. Umpires-Sherdan and Evans. Time