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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
OLYMPIC TITLE
WON BY GOULD

London. May 23-The Olympic games
court tennis competition came TO an end
this afternoon at Queens club. JAY Gould
Of New York defeating Eustace Miles, the
English player. in three straight sets. The
scores We're 6-5, Ga, "a. This IS the third
defeat ia important matches of the pres
-ent year thar Mr. Gould the American
English champion. has inflicted ON Great
Britains best players. Mr.. GOulds sue
cess TO-DAY was most decisive. When the
pinch came. the American player seemed
always TO have something up his sleeve,
and while his strokes today were not
quite so severe as usual. his judgment all
ways came 10 his aid when am extra ef-
fort was necessary.
On several occasions. Mr.. Miles was In
the lead and at one time he seemed 10 be
a sure winner of the first set. the score
standing 80 in his favor. With a spleH-
did rally. however the American grad
ually eyened up matters and eventually
captured the set
The Englishman again took the lead I'm
the second set, the scoring al one time
standing 81 and later Al in his favor.
but Gould ultimately won
In the third set Miles went TO 20 before
his opponent found himself and took the
next game. Miles captured the next and
the score stood 81
Gould won the next three games and
the Englishman won the eighth, thus
making the score A This was Miles
last rally. for Gould won the next two
games and the match.
Counting by games, Mr.. Gould won by
the score Of 1913.
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FIVE Fights
BEAT RECORD

Philadelphia May 23.-In the best re-
gatta ever held by the American Row
ing association five different Fights this
afternoon beat the record for the course
or a mile and five-sxteenths on the
Schuylkiil river in this city. The best
mark of the day was that of minutes.
% seconds, which was made by the Uni
Verslty of Pennsylvania 8 varsity eight.
and the New York Athletic club. when
they rOWed dead heat for first place in
the race for the first Fights Again i'm tbe
race for junior college crews all three
contestants, Yale, Pennsylvania and Har-
ward. beat the former figures of min
utes, "a seconds, the time of the victori
Gus Yale eight being minutes. n sec
onds, and of the Harvard and PennsvIya-
MIA crews. which rOWed a dead heat for
second place 6:2S 80
New York crews carried off the lion
share of the hOnOrs. winning four firsts
and tieing one. Philadelphia was second
with three firsts and tie for first
Georgetown preparatory school, Harvard
Yale and Baltimore each got one first
One of the biggest crowds that ever saw
a local regatta lined the banks of the
river To witness the finishes.
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BOATING CLUB PLANNED
Preliminary Meeting Held to Organ
ize One for Coming
Summer.

A meeting of number of those in
terested in boating was held at the West
ern Arms & Sporting Goods company's
store last evening when preliminary ar
engagements were started 10 organize a
boating club TO hold boating outings and
races this summer and try to work up
interest I'm this kind Of sport They have
been promised a boat house at SaItair
should they show there is sufficient in
terest i'm the sport 10 warrant the beach
company in building one and il is be-
lieved this can easily be done, At the
present time there are a number of new
launches being constructed in the city
and plans are out for many more.
Those who We're present last evening
are Ernest Toronto W. G. Marsden. Will
liam Selley. A. F. Smith, a. c. Jensen
Joshua Selley, Ed Newman. Art Newman
Edwin G. Brown and members of the
TTintah club Another meeting was set
for June 8. BY that time all of those
present will have had a chance to try
out their boats and a number OF others
will be present
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Results in Big Sunday School Meet

The big Y. NJ. c. 4. affiliated Sunday
school track meet was successfully pulled
off at the fair grounds race track yester-
DAY afternoon. Notwithstanding the great
number Of boys entered and the big entry
list the meet was all over at D.. m.
This was made possible by the fact that
the boys were divided into three classes
and put under the direction OF three sets
of officials, the events being run on three
different parts Of the track at the same
time
The First Congregational boys carried
Off the meet with a total of 81 points.
The East Side Baptists were scored with
y points, and the First Baptists third
with 70 points.
The finals in all the dashes were hOtly
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JoHNsoN-BURNs BOUT OFF.

London, May 23-Tommy Burns the =
= American heavyweight pugilist has =
y had no reply to the cablegram he =
= sent TO Jack CuTley at Chicago four y
y days ago, accepting an offer to fight =
y Jack johnson, the colored heavy =
y weight. in Nevada, on Labor day. for =
y purse of $35. 900. Burns TO have $50, 900. =
\ win, lose or draw. Burns told the As =
y ISOLATED Press today that in view of =
y his silence he has decided TO accept =
y an increased offer from Australia to =
4 fight the Australian boxer, Lang. at y
y Sydney, during the visit of the Amer =
4 lean fleet. Burns says he will get =
S20,OOO. win, lose on draw. in Australia. =
y and that he will start the end OF =
y June. =
y Lang was defeated by Johnson AT ;
= Melbourne in March of last year. =
S--Yv-s ~ y
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TURF RESULTS.

San Francisco. May 23-The Fabiola
handicap, run at EmeTyVille today, result
ed in the fav0ritei DOWnpatrick. vtnHug
easily from NoX POpui and ClOyne IN
la 40, which Is a track record
First race, fuJurlJy course selliug-I. ee
Harrison IL, H. Hayes, y TO T. won; An
drew b. Cook. is. Rettig rs TO 3. Sec
Ond- Bologna, l03 G.. Ross, S 10 i third.
Time, l.l0 Is. Hereafter, Lord Of the
Forest. Belle Of IrOQuOis. Nagazam Bus
ter Brown, Royal Rogue and Sir Russell
finished as named.
Second race, mile and 20 yards. selling
The Sultan, l0l. Page. 9 10 e won: Miss
Nav Bowdish. l03. c. Ross TO ]. sec
third. Time, ~ Is. Convent Bell
Escamado. BelascO, Distributor Ten
Row, Slightly, Nancy W, Confederate and
Sahara finished as named
Third race, mile and 70 yards. selling
Martlnlnas Lii ". Miller. II TO 10. won.
Eduardo, III, Cross. 10 to J. second: Saint
MOdan, "a, CharbOneau. S 10 j. third
Time, 1;45 As. StandOver. ROYAL River.
Rubinon. Captain Burnett and Gateway
finished as named.
Fourth race, mile and q sixteenth Fab
lola handicap-DoWnpatr los. ~ Nil
Ter, IL 10 ., won; VOX PODuu l04 Seiu-
tyre. TO 2, second. ClOyne. g. Buxton
j. 10 ., third Time. 1:H 40. J. G. elem
Northwest. Lisaro A. AIuskodav ana Fle-
walton finished as named.
tlfth race. mile and 20 yards. selling
NH song, lub, Hayes, TO I, won; Dare
lnston, lob, Kelly, even. second Maxtress
lyl; heIllg, 10 ]. third Time. I:A 3-5
jOnnsIOWn. Colonel Jewell MarIxfa Nav
er, Silver Sue, BeechwOod. Ellie. Lucky
Lao ana AmpedO finished as named
oIAth race, o12 furlOngS. Beresf0Fd
handicap-Burning Bush. %. c. Ross.
20 /, won; Grace G.. l06. Rettig. Is 10 s.
stcoilui FalarOita, ll5. Williams. 10 q
lhird- Time, 1905. Native Son Bur0if9
fIeeh ana ClOudlight finished as named
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MISSOURI VALLEY MEET.
Ames Wins First Place With Big
Margin to Spare.

Kansas City. May 23-With rain falling
intermittently all afternoon and the field
a veritable sea of mud, Iowa State Ag-
ricultural college of Ames, Ia, today an
nexed the first annual track and field
meet of the Missouri Valley Intereollegi-
ate association Missouri beat Drake by
close margin for second place while
Washington college of ST. Louis, and
Kansas. Nebraska and Iowa universities
tralled along in the order named
The final score was: Ames, %; Missouri
=; Drake. 70; Washington. q: Kansas, II;
Nebraska. 8; Iowa, =
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COLLEGE SCORES.

At New Haven-Yale freshmen. .: Har-
ward freshmen. 2: as innings. called on
account of darkness)
At Columbia. Mo.-Missouri university,
s, Washington university T.
At Princeton Princeton, 4; Harvard. o.
At Philadelphia-Penn Il; Cor
nell ).
At Worcester. Mass-Holy Cross I;
Yale,-0
At Williamstown-Wesley 8; VIII
liams. ].
At West Point-Columbia :: Army. g.
At Champaign. Ills.-IllinOis. 10; Mime
sofa 0.
At Providence-Brown. 5; University of
Michigan g.
At Burlington. Vt.-University OF Yer
mont, 3; Amherst, T.
At ChicagO-Purdue 4; University of
Chicago. J.
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contested, and the relay races were as in
terestng as those at the big meets. The
individual point winner of the day was
Harry Williams of the First COngrega-
tiOnal club. who took four firsts aud one
second. the 50-yard dash. the l00-yard
dash. the broad jump and the relay. and
second in the high jump Some of the
l0-yeaT-Olds amused the spectators by
DOMINIC bath robes between events. rub
bling their legs with alcohol and in every
way possible trying to act like real attn
letes.
Immediately after the track meet the
club leaders tried to defeat an all-star
Sunday school team picked from the vaTi-
Gus Y. NJ. c. A. club teams. but the best
they could do was TO get a tie, to .,
when darkness stopped the game.
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While the sturdy youngsters from Og-
den easily demonstrated their fitness 10
conquer all opposition in the state high
school track meet yesterday, the real sur
prise of the day was the fight put up by
1.ehi in which this small town defeated
the one time inVincible Salt Lake high
school for second place. The track meet
q L Cummings field was well attended yes
terday. many rOOters coming from the
small towns throughout the state. Early
IN the contest IL was conceded that Og-
den would again defeat Salt Lake, but as
event after event was finished IL was seen
that Salt Lake would have a hard fight
10 land in the second position. With the
relay still in doubt, Lehi had Salt Lake
beaten by the fraction of a point. and
then the youngsters from Utah county
Lake, but actually ran the Ogden four
of Its feet and captured first place.
This gave Lehi second in the meet with
nearly five points TO spare.
The conditions were not too good for
track and field work on account of the
stiff wind that blew. but several new rec
ords were boosted up anyway.
The most notable Of these were I'm the
distance runs. These two races were per
haps the most interesting features of the
day. About twenty started in each race
and made a most imposing sight as this
number OF clean-limbed athletes punched
themselves for nearly the entire distance.
A strong wind on the home stretch was
strongly against the runners, but in both
races the state records were lowered. In
the half-mile DeasOn of Park City on a
strong sprint al the end OF the race hit
the tape in 2I5. breaking the record by
three-fifIhs OF a second. Salt Lake won
It's only first of the day in the mile Here
again the men were punched 20 TIE tape
when strong sprint by Rhodes gave mis-
school a state record The time was 5.l6
the former record being 5:l7 rs.
Holmstead Family Shines.
The Holmstead family of Lehi did great
work during the day. In the 220-yard
dash Tavey, the crack Splinter Of ogden,
was looked upon as a sure winner, but
G. Homestead cut Oul a fast clip from the
crack of the pistol and won the race cas-
liz. Tavey, however. made good in the
hundred, but was pushed 10 the tape by
LeGfo1n and Love or the Granite high
The pole vault was perhaps one of the
hardest fought events of the day. The
field dwindled down TO five men and all
went up 10 ten feet. Erickson OF she "
: A. being the only man who was able
ucally true OF the high jump. where four
men tied on feet inches, two inches
above the state record.
The HOnstead family annexed the
state record for the hammer throw. f.
HOlmstead going one foot and seven
inches better than the record held by
Jensen of Manu The latter threw the
hammer l65 feet on one trial. but fOuled
on delivering the throw. which disqual-
flied him and killed a record which would
have stood for years
The meet was rather slow, but this
could hardly be prevented on account of
the great number of trials made neces-
sary by the large field OF entries.
The summary.
le0-yard ash-Finals-Tavey. 0. IF. S.
IseGroan. G. II. s; Love, q. II. $. Time
n seconds.
22O-yard dash-Finais-G. Holmstead L.
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N. C. A. ANNOUNCEMENT.

Representative F. l. Gardner of the
\. {. A. announced last evening that the
y. c. 4. would take action against all
of the amateurs who ride in the Decora-
ton day road race. The N c. A has
attempted to dictate to Manager RippetO
how he shall run his race. but so far Mr..
RippetO, who by the way has had seven
years experience in giving the riders and
public a good race, seems inclined to
have desire to have a little say himself
about running his own business. The Salt
Lake annual road race is the only one in
the United states that has been run every
year since road racing started. except
one, and so far has got along fairly well
without N c. A dictatiOn
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BLIND SCHOOLS ON
TRACK AND FIELD

Pitisburg, May 23.-Records from, the
sixteen schools for the blind in various
states which competed in the national
track and field contest last month have
been received here. The blind school pu-
PMS at Jacksonville, ILL.,. won first place
and proved easy victors. The school at
Louisville. Ky, ranked second, the east
ern pennsylvania institution for the blind
al Overlook, Pa. third
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At Louisville.

Louisville. NAV 23-Results:
First race. six furlJngs-Minot won.
Frontrac second, Hannibal Bay third.
Time-l:i3
Second race. five furlongs-W. A. Lee
won. Acquia second, Direst third. Time
Il 90 4-5.
Third race. six furlOngs- Balbus won,
Honest second, Great Pirate third. Time
Il II 3-5.
Fourth race. one mile-Dark Night won,
Lens second, Plantland third. Time-1;49
Fifth race. the gentlemen's cup race. ono
mile-I.aveita won, Dario second, High
Bear third. Time-1.45.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Cyn-
bal won. Hostile Hvphen second Margaret
Randolph third. Time-1 rs is.
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BASEBALL AT MURRAY TO-DAY.

Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
Murray ball park the soldiers from Fort
Douglas will cross bath for the first time
this season with the Murray aggrega-
ton of ball tossers. Both teams now
belong to the Utah state league, which
has Just been recently organized and a
good game can be expected. Heusser will
do the slab work for the Murrayites, while
quite a number of last years team are
still at the smelteP town and will par
ticipate i'm tOdays game. The game will
be called at o'clock promptly.
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RIFLE ENTRIES SENT.

New York. May 23-James f. Sullivan
OF the American committee has forward
ed 10 the British Olympic council the en-
try of Americas rifle team: that is the
number of men it is, expected will be Sc
Ieeted by the National Rifle Associa ton
of America General John A. Drain has
been appointed by President Whitney as
the representative of the American COM
mittee in all matters pertaining TO rifle
shooting Americas entry in the revolver
shooting events at the Olympic games
has also been forwarded to the British
committee.
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OWLS WILL CELEBRATE.

The local nest OF the Brotherhood Of
Owls will give another smoker on June
10 at its club rooms in State street Ihs
smoker will be the third of series.
number of attractions have been arranged
for. including sparring exhibitions between
men who are reported to be extremely
clever with their hands. There viii also
be music and a general good time.
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OGDEN SHOOTERS HOME.
Especial to The Herald. }

Especial 10 The Herald)
Ogden May 9.-Ogden's team of crack
shots, consisting of Becker, BigelOW and
Skeen, returned from Walla Walia this
morning. The gunners brought with
them three medals and a cup which they
won at the shoot. An Ogden team Will
go to Anaconda to participate in the com
ing shoot at that place.
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SYRACUSE DEFEATS NAVY.

Annapolis, Md, May 23.-The navy SEN
ior crew closed its season on the Severn
this afternoon by losing a two-mile race
10 the varsity eight OF Syracuse univer-
sity. The time was: Syracuse, 10 min
utes % 1-5 seconds: Navy. 10 minutes, "a is
seconds. The visitors crossed the finish
line with half a length of open water
between the shells
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At Belmont.

Belmont Park. y. 2. May 2z-Before
a crowd OF 5000 persons. James R.
heene's Colin, the champion 3-vear-old
OF last year. and making his first apDesr-
a s,e OF the year, today easily won the
WlIheis stake, worth $1,000. at one mile
Summary:
FIRST race, four and a half furIones.
stfalght-Sir Martin won. Uncle Tim seq
ond' Irolstemp third. Tines As
second race, handicap. mile and an
elghth-Good Luck won. Salvidere second
Elllsdale third Time-l.5 5 %
Ihlrd race, five furlongs-Joe Madden
Time :Oi
Fourth race, the Withers 3-year-olds.
foals of 1893. one mile-COlin 126 NOtter. .
to 3. won; Fair Play, 10 to ]. second. King
James, 10 /, third Time-1:n Dorante
and Question Mark ran. ChapeItepec
bOlted at the start
Fifth race, Whitney memorial steeple-
chase. about two and One-half miles
John Nj won. r. c. Martin second Sanslv
Cracker third. Time-5:44
Sixth race, one mile-Rock stone won.
Pontoon second Samuel H. Harris third.
Tme-1:3l 20
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INTERCOLLEGIATE LEAGUE.
Especial to The Herald.)

Provo. MAJ 23.-ln one of the best
baseball games of the Season the b. Y. L.
team defeated the b. Y. {. OF Logan here
today by a score of to 0. Provo scored
its only run in the first inning with two
men down when Epperson cleared the
bases with the three Dagger. Ordman
did not pitch as good ball for the visitors
as Johnson did for Provo, although he had
fine support. Johnson's support was
ragged at times. Johnson struck out nine
men and allowed four hits. while Ordman
struck out two and allowed nine hits
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GAME AT OGDEN TODAY.

Especial TO The Herald)
Ogden. May pa game of ball will be
played at Glenwood ball park tomorrow
afternoon between the Tribunes of Salt
Lake and a picked nine from Ogden. Ar
for the game have been made
bV G. A. KnoWlden.
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z. c. M. L., 10; MURRAY, 9.

The u. c. NJ l. defeated the Murray
team at Murray yesterday by score of 10
TO 8. Pearson pitched for Murray and
BOwder for the Z. c. NJ. !. Both teams
showed lack of practice and many errors
were chalked up. Pearson had a little
the better Of the pitching argument
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Aberdeen in a well played game. Seat
ties errors were converted into outs al
second and third. HarmOn's work in the
field and at the bat was sensational.
Score: r. II. r.
Seattle Gee. ..........,. 100 GOO 30e-4 s 3
Aberdeen .... ......... coo 600 600 ? o
Batteries-Rush and Slantey; starkell,
Lewis and Spencer
Spokane. Wash, May 23.-Clines stole
home and his marvellous throw to third
from the left field fence saved the game
in the tenth. Score:
r. II. f.
Butte 900. ............O1 90 COZ GO % Is
Spokane &C.,. ......... 600 01O 10 IA Z 3
Batteries-Claflin and Shea; Wright,
Jensen, ROgert and Reniker. Umpire
Black.
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Princeton, 662s; Columbia, 500.

New YORK, May 23.-By score of 66 %
TO 50 l-5 points Princeton defeated Column
bia In the track and field dual meet at
Columbia oval today
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DATES FOR sALTAIR TRACK.

Manager Johnnie Chapman yesterday
announced the dates for the holding of
bike races at Saltair this year. They will
be held on Sunday and Wednesday even
ing and the meets will start at p. m.
This does not include the opening mee-.
which is scheduled for Decoration day at
4 n m
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GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP,

links near Shorthills. n. J.. Charles S.
Seely of Waeburn today defeated Jerome
D. Travers of Montclair for the Metro
politan golf championship by l up in IS
holes.
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M'vEY DEFEATS "jEWEY" SMITH

Paris. MAY 2S.-"Jewey" Smith. the
South African heavyweight boxer. was
Knocked out by Samuel MacNey of Cali
fornia in the third round of a twenty
round match at Porte Naiilot tonight.
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DARTMOUTH WINS.

Brookline, Mass, May 23.-Dartmouth
Won the tWenty-second annual champion
ship athletic contests of the New England
intercollegiate association today. Repre-
sentatives of eleven colleges competed
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WISCONSIN,. s4; CHICAGO. 81.

Chicago. May 23.-The University of Wis
consins track team defeated the repre-
sentatives of the University of Chicago
here today, 81 TO So
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Lincoln. May 23-Rain prevented the
LincOin-Denver game today. Both teams
left for Denver. where the Sunday game
scheduled for Lincoln will be PLAYED
At Omaha-Omahs-De MOines game
postponed: rain.
At Sioux City-Sioux City-PuebIo game
postponed; rain.
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BASEBALL AT WALKERS.

The Salt Lake team and Occidentals
meet at Walkers field this afternoon. The
game is called for p. m!
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,cc,pENTALs DEFEAT SOLDIERS

The Oceidentals defeated Fort Douglas
at Walkers field yesterday by a score
of n
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Philadel phia. May 23.-CIeVeland defeat
ed Philadelphia by timely hitting, cou-
pied with three stolen bases, each of
which assisted in the scoring. Smiths
thumb was split by foul tip. Score:
K. II. Z.
Cleveland ..... .O21 G0i O00--4 s 3
Philadelphia .... ...-.. 900 900 10 l
Batteries-Berger and Bemis; Carter,
Dysert and Smith. Schreck and Powers.
Boston. May 23.-ThTee errors and time
" hitting gave Boston today's game.
Score: r. H. T.
Boston ...... ............1 no d20 OPS II ,
St Louis ......---...... 600 900 O2)-2 10 (
Batteries-Morgan and Carrigan; Powell
and Spencer.
New York, May 23.-Better pitching
than that done by Ortiz and Smith in to-
days game could not be desired. but
smith was supported very poorly in the
early innings Score: r. II. Z.
titcdSo .---.E ..-.--.....V 900 UUB GUJ-O 4
New York ............ SO 900 OOs-4 ; 0
Batteries-Smith and Shaw: Orth and
kleinOW.