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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

The defeat came with crushing speed
Princeton got her six points In the first
brief period. IT peeled the tan from
strong Yale faces TIL 1t fell upon the
floors of the great stands in flakes like
yellow snow, and left strong counten-
ances wan and pale. When in the sec
ond period Yale managed TO attain a
score OF half as much. hope sprang up
for the instant and flushed the worried
faces slightly, hut the flush faded slowly
through the balance of the game until
all was over, the faces OF the Yale
eleven and enthusiasts were again as
white as paper.
They needed diving suits from the be-
ginning. The teams waded TO their places
almost knee deep in November mud.
ceded the kickoff and not even the
straw covering which was spread on the
field prevented IL from softening into
IA quaGmire-
the sullep sun refused TO be spectator
at my time. He did not even peep down
at the contest. The day was cold. too.
and a fierce wind drove the chill straight
Although the banners dropped limp and
lifeless. and some Of them which were
not OF fast color were dyed variously
blue and orange. the college spirit did
not cease 10 riot upon either side until
Yale fell entirely crushed. defeated and
forlorn. The PRINCETON fans spread
ABOUT t1e nSlEnDOEnOOd no EfOefNilN Inat
after all there enthusiasm quite
sufficient TO infuse tho county, though
IL was unevenly distributed
This was the thirty-slxth annual con-
test, although some Yale men declare
that It must have been the thirteenth,
There were no vacant seats. although TO
hold one meant TO risk pneumonia. The
morning saw a storm which uprooted
small trees and shredded banners upon
| Derby Downs. where the amphitheatcr
| is located
Princeton's confidence kept this part
| OF the state reTerberant with cheers.
| Princeton's previous victories or this
season. which had dragged Harvard and
! Dartmouth iu the dust, made nonpe rti =
san bettors believe that she would de-
| feat Yale. Everybody looked for stiff
| fight. however. and everybody got what
he expected. for Yale did NOT lose
through any lack OF nerve or skill and
Princeton won because of both
There was much noise before tho Samr
| be gan--tor several days before the game.
| in fact Eight hundred undergraduates
| had trained themselves as never fresh
| mon trained before having rchca,scd for
| weeks with cheer leaders IN command.
| This enabled them 10 give n smoothly
| deafeninS performance. Not an ounce
| Of Wind WAS wasted from the game a
| start to It's finish. Every ounce split
| some spectators ear.
But the famous snake dance which tho
| undergraduates had trained in until their
| dancefui serpent In the New York zoo.
| went quite undsuced-and woe is TO
them II IS designed 10 celebrate n Vie
1 t..tsz
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ALL HALLOWS ENDS
$ SEASON BY WINNING

As a nttinS elimination 10 victorious
season All TlslloWs first eleven took tbs
scrubs into camp 20 the tune OF 30 10 0.
The scrubs were ouiplayed from every
Etandpcint md received really worse
beating than tho score indicates a beau
tlJ,ll PLAY OF the game WAS when Rodgers
thc star Of the first team. got the ball
on a double pass and sldrtcd eighty yards
for "A touchdown The scrubs" were un-
signals.
i.arkln wrenched bis ankle an the first
quarter and gave way TO Buliinch. Who
played n brilliant game The second
elevon meets Granite second in the
linal game OF the series.
Tho upc-u
Efrr.l Eleven. Ecriiha
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Acc,ogN1 DEFEATS WYOMING.
Denver Ministers Unable TO Score onui
Burgess Is Injured
re-. Assnciaicd Fress. |,

BY Associated Press
LARAMIE. Vyo., Nov, lS-lioldlnE ms
team STEADY and directing the onenso ana
defense with such skill that the crack
Denver university football eleven could
moi score during tho three periods he was
IN tho game. Burgess. star duarierbacls
OF the University OF Wyoming. covered
himself with glory today. Burgess was
tnEcn "out Of fhe gamo With sprained
ankle. Sustained In the nrst play Of the
fourth period and his loss was ieit I'M
medistely. as Denver scored the ON?
Touchdown or the gano on the next play.
VoIk Kicked goal and the score Wax oen =
ver university. s; University OF wyom-
ing O.
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Nelson Makes a Field Goal.

From an easy angle Nelson made a
ned goal. adding three more more points ST TO
Off and returned the ball hfteen Yards.
tackle, and Ritch made one more over
bounds 20 Utah in mid field. OFT Rom
ney hit the line for one, yard. Suther-
land went through right guard for six
for five more. Romney and Ashton each
made one yard over right guard on the
next two plays, Ashton punted out OF
line. Ritch carried the ball over right
tackle for two yards. and on tho next
down Nelson went through left tackle for
and Mills downed him without any gain
Sutherland hit right guard for one yard.
Another attempt st the forward pass
| failed and Utah kicked IN mid -neld.
RItch made nine yards through left guard,
and McFadden was thrown for q 1-yard
| loss on tho next down. Romney received
twenty-five yards. Ashton attempted left
end and was thrown for l-yard loss,
| Lon Ron,ney made twenty-five yards
through right. guard: OF Komney took
Lon Romney circied left end for nine
The end Of the first half, This was the
nearest tho university came to scorngi
| They had been working shit play and
were sweeping Boulder Isa on Of h her ,In feet -,
would have carried II over, Between
halves the university students conducted
q snake dance around the neld and
formed ~" in front OF the bleachers,
Score: Boulder 2; Utah. 0.
THIRD QUARTER.
Ashton kicked off TO Cooper who re-
turned the ball Gfteeu yards. Nelson ran
ten yards around left end but was called
back for running out OF bounds, Ritcl
went through left tackle for gain OF
five yards. AZ this time Colorado was
penalized fifteen yards for holding; Hart
man started around right end. but De7
made no gain. Ritch punted sixty yards
and Sutherland returned IL fifteen.
Gains on Pass.
Lon Romney gained Two Yards on =
forward pass from Ashton OF Romney
gained two yards through right tackle
Colorado was again penalized nve ynrd'
! for cffs!dc play. Romncy attempted tc
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The Lineup

loss. On the next two downs, Ashton
and Sutherland each made two yards
through right gusrd.
Utah punted thlrty-ftve YARDS and NC
Fadden returned II ten yards. IL looked
as ir he was going to get away from
the bunch, but Captain RomDey got him
from behind. On the next down F1tz,
patrick threw McFaddcn for a six-yard
At this point Utah was again penalized
five yards for offside play. Ritch hit
Giahs line for no gal, gain Nelson pSanS nianS
kicked thirty five yards 10 fsoniney. who
tried to cris-crosy the ball TO Sutherland,
but tho play resulted In fo1r-yard loss;
yards and on the next play made TWO
more in the same place. Ashton punted
to Ritch, who returned the bell two
ON this play DiIlman was hit in the
head and rendered unconscious. He was
taken ont of the game and Erickson put
McFadden tried left tackle. but made
no gain Titch went through right tackle
for two yards. Boulder puntcd thirty
Ave yards TO Fitzpatrick, who brought the
bali back twenty-f five yards, Ashton
gained seven more yards over right
| guard.
| first quarter with the ball in Utah's pos
| session During this quarter Colorado
| had bceu successful in her punts. but
| Utah had made more ground through the
| line.
Score: Colorado. s: Utah. o. ~
SECOND QUARTER.
OFT Romney tried left end. but made
no ground Romney took the ball around
| left end for a t-yard geir. After an un-
successful attempt at tho forward pass
| Ashton punted 10 Nelson, who made ten
| Yards Nelson made two yards over left
/ tackle Ritch took II two more over
| right tackle. Colorado punted thirty
| wards TO Sutherland. who made no return.
| Ashton hit the line for no gain. so on
tho next down Kicked. On this play Colo
rado was penslized Ave yards for offslde
play. Ronlney took the pigskin over
right guard for 2-yard gain, Fltzpat-
| rick was thrown for a 2-yard loss. Utah
punted thirty yards and Hartman re-
tho line on the next down. but made no
gain. Ritch also hit the line for no gain.
| An onside kick by Ritch went out OF
puntcd 10 his own 3t-yard line. where
Ritch made fair catch.
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COLORADO TIGERS BEAT MINERS.
Reinstatement OF vsndemoer Greatly
strcnotners "Little lunnon's" Team
sn Assnclatcd Prcss.

BY Associated Press.
DENVER. Colo: Nov ls-PlaylnS =
fast game throughout, Colorado college
won t6dav from the State School OF Mines
a. Union park. II 10 9.
II was apparent tha, The Colorado col, S,I,
noib teams were Wen matched as 10
The reinstatement of NandemoeT, the
Tigers star end, strengthepeo ,nat team
n feature.
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Try Shevlin Shift.

On tho famous Shevlin shift Spalding
made two yards. Howe sent an on side
kick 10 Pendletop or Princeto1s I0-yard
line There was no gain In the run n-hack
Dewitt kicked 10 Camp OH Princeton ;
In-yard line The ball was run back
iIve yards At this point Yale seemed to
be driving Princeton gradually hnck.
Dunn made fve yards through center. A
noor pass 10 Ysle's hackfield went COM
pletely clear OF the Yale players.
White OF Fall River repeated his per-
formsnce Of two weeks ago and this time
ran siNty-lve wards for a touchdown.
Baker kicked tho goal Score: Prince
ton 6: Yale o
Howe chased White and grabbed him
lust before reaching the goal line. White.
however. slid tho rest OF the distance I'm
the mud.
The play was resumed by Francis kick
ing over the goal line. The ball was
brought out to the cS-yard line and
.e.--.I-----I = rr-Ii---.i-.--
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Sutherland Taken Out,

At this juncture Sutherland was taken
out OF the game and Hamilton sent In.
nine yards. Ashton went through right
tackle for two yards. OFT Romney went
over right guard for three yards. Fitz
patrick took the ball over left guard for
two yards, and then Ashton punted to
Hartman. who made no return. The
quarter ended with the ball in Boulder's
possession
Ritch made two yards through right
guard. Nelson was thrown for a 3-ysrd
loss by Olesen. Colorado punted to Rom
neg. who brought the bali back Fifteen
yards. Ashton was thrown for a Syard
loss. Utah was unsuccessful In an at
tempt at The forward pass. and so Ash
ton kicked to Hartman. who brought II
back fifteen yards. The ball was brought
back by the referee and given 10 Uts),
for Colorado's tripping. On a crss-cross
Fitzpatrick was thrown for a 5-yard loss.
Utah Kicked thirty yards out OF bounds
Dez Bonnion who had been playing a
hard game. was taken out and Hampton
put in his place. Ritch made nine yards
for no gain. McFadden carried the ball
two yards through right tackle.
Ritch was unable TO gain through the
center for seven yards. Ritch punted to
RoInney, who returned the ball ten yards
Hamilton wigglod through right tackle
for six more. forward pass from Rom
1 "
On the next down Utah failed In an at
tempted forward pass. pass from Lor
| TO Ott RoIhney gained the MormoDs
twenty yards.
On the ne$t down. Captain Romnoy
was thrown for 1o-yard loss while at
tempting TO make forward pass. An
other forward pass from Romney to Pc
| terson again gained five yards for Utah
Ashton rushed through right guard fol
two Yards. Romney carried the ball one
yard over left guard.
| A forward pass from Romney to Peter
son netted only two yards and the bal
| vent TO Boulder on downs. Boulder
punted ten yards and Fitzpatrick got Tho
ball.
Ave Yards Ashton tried the line. bu
made no gtin On a criss-cross. Eitzpat
/ rick to Rompey, Utah made ten yards
| However the ball had not been advanced
far enough even with that gain, sine,
! Utah was penalizcd I'VE yeards for OF
aide play, SO the bali went 90 Colorado
ON downs. Nelson went through righ
tackle for a gain OF two yards. Colo
rado punted and Hamilton made fai
| catch on the 30 o-yard line, Ronney RAJ
the hall through the line for ton yards
and then fumbled, Colorado recovering
McF,adden raced around left end 10
twelve yards. Ritch was knocked on
and Pigg took his place. Nelson wa
N held for l-yard loss. Nelson puntet
and Fitzpatrick made fair catch or
Colorado's i5-yard line. The final whis
FINAL score: Colorado. .: Utah, o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
cARLIsLE INDIANS LOSE,
Syracuse Surprises GrIdiron Experts by
Defeat of Rcd Men,
=. A..,c,aicd Press.

By Associated Press
SYRACUSE. n. y. Nov. 1s.-Upset-
ting calculations for the second success
siyS wear. Syracuse defeated tho hitherto
,,ndefestAd Carlisle Indians in - ffrrcely
contested game here this afternoon. II
10 IL. The failure Of the mighty Thorpe
10 Kick goal from the first touchdown
cost Carlisle tie. Throughout tho game
Thnrpc was outkickod by Fogg. and
syracuse oiitplayed the Indians In all
the finer points OF the game.
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Granite high schools second team aud
All EallowE' second eleven Mnl pay
All HsiIows won tbs former game b. ths
score VI ~ o,
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Princeton Wins Toss.

The Yale team vas first on the field.
The regular Yale yell greeted them and
the varsity eleven began practice.
The Princeton team followed fiye min :
utes later and the Princeton cheer lead :
ers started the famous ''loconotive'' yell.
Yale cheercd Princeton md the Tiger
Princeton won tho toss for position ana
chose to defend tho north goal. giving
Yale the kick-oH.
Francis Kicked OF TO Hart on Prince.
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Cuban BAH Team Wins.

BY Associated Press.
HAVANA. Nov. lS.--Ths Havana base
ball team defeated tho Philadeiplia Ss-
tionals today, to -
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. nah was able TO get down TO
r. earnest a. thing happened
.,rsd 70 take all the pepper out
- ard which probably accounts
! s,fsat Colorado had the ball on
-,ard line and was held for two
"a on the third down punteo.
4 rzs a high punt OF forty. yards.
-,,ort Of Sutherland and bounced
4. Mad. He started for n but
4, the mud and fell, BY this time
q fleet Colorado end, was upon
q bsfore Sutherland could gain
5-e again Mills had the ball
,-Ssr his arm and WAS speeding
M. goal with 10 one between
\ q touchdown.
"a started after him. and "
A hsd 2 few more yards TO run,
's,s saved the score, for just as
4 % the line he nailed him and
n him from placing the ball be-
y ral post. The position would
n difficult one from which
. ~ goal from. so Ritch Kicked
. yslson. who made the catch.
- sn easy position Nelson
IL sral. making tho score s TO o.
- at the end Of the first six
Z 4 plzy. and from that time on
I'd 10 be lacking that ginger
y characterized her work 80
IHfnu
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|ennant Goes to the University of Colorado
BOULDER WINS,
BUT UTAH PUTS
UP GAME FIGHT
Continued from Page One, Main News
Sectiol)


IN the girls section OF the stand Zach
carried rcnnant. whidh she waved
without ceasing. ard bound round their
hats was world cf reu and white bunt-
ms. The university land played eIrs
that were especially composed for the oc-
casion and playcc them with a mighty
Vim.
Speaking of crowds. Utah vas not slons
in representation AT the game In q
snug corner OF the east grzndStand n
rate that fairly made things slzyle.
The fact that the Coioradoars were few in
number did not prevent them from keep
ing up tho greatest racket imaginable
ohe spectators from the Centennial com
monweslth almost Kicked the boards off
The retaining wall. There were many
passages OF Wis between the Coloradoans
and the Utah partlssns in that section
OF the grandSiand hut they were uni
formiy exchanges Of good -nstured BAN
tNrine. and never once was there a sharp
or angry word exchanged.
That the Hishns Ia the 2randstand ap-
preciatsd IN" prowess OF the Boulder men
given nstterIng hand as they ran upon
the neld for the second half. Indeed the
crowd throughout seemed 20 be impressed
With the manner NJ the visiting PLAYERS
and many complimentary remark about
their gen;lemanly behavior was heard.
Society was gu. In full force The mild
weather and the Inviting sunshine were
neckoninss that could not be resisted. and
FEMININE fans hesded the call Many
large parties occupied places I'm the
enthusiastic took thsir positions in The
tieachcrs. where thev could shout with
greater lUstiness and swing their arms
and their colors With greater freedom.
In the bleachers there was less danger OF
poking your neighbors eye out with a
prnnaut staff
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All Hallows Raskathall.

John sullivan. s. NJ. director and in
strnctor OF athletics ut All ualIowS, is
orgarizIng basketball team.
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circle left end, but was thrown for a
1-yard loss OFT RomDey made twenty
Yards on a forward pass from Lon Rom
ney. Ashton hit the line for no gain.
Romney was also unsb BILE 10 Galu. so
Ashton punted, Fitzpatrick recovered the
ball and ran thirty yards 10 Coorados
Hartman.
Tobin. however. called the ball back
because Il had not touched Colorado
man before Fitzpatrick got a. Boulder
was also given the ball. since Utah had
failed 10 make the required ten yards In
three downs. McFadden was unable TO
go through the line and Ritch punted to
Ashton. who made no return. Romney
was thrown for 1-yard loss. Ashton
punted to Hartman. who made no re-
turn. Rilch punted forty-fve yards to
Sutherland, who did not make any gain.
Utah punted TO Colorado, who made A
fair catch on the sS-yard line. but in
stead OF trying for a; place kick Boulder
put the ball into scrmage. Rltch made
seven yards over left guard and on the
next down two more yards through
the same place. Nelson was unable TO
gain through the line.
Colorado was penalized fifteen yards for
unnecessary roughness. McFedden tore
through the line for five yards. and on
the next down Ritch punted TO Suther-
land. who brought the ball back two
Yards, Ashton plunged through left
tackle for ten yards.
On a forward pass from Romney 10
Fitzpatrick Utah netted twenty yards
Ashton hit the line for no gain. Fitz-
patrick also made frutess charge at
the line. Ashton pnnted twenty-five
yards and thers was no return. Nelson
went over right tackle for four yards.
He took the ball again. but was unable
10 gain.
Ritch kicked to Fitzpatrick. who was
unable to make any return. Romney
netted fifteen yards on criss -cross
from Ashton. Ashton dove over right
tackle for twelve yards. and on the next
play Romney went through left guard
for ten more. Fitzpatrick tried the line.
left guard for one yard. Utah attempted
an outside kick and Hartman returned
the ball thirty yards. 1t looked as
the bunch. but Erickson caught him from
behind. 1t was found that the runner
had stepped out OF bounds and the ball
was brought back by the referee Kemp
tried a criss s-cross, but WAS thrown for
n T-yard loss. Ritch kicked out OF
hounds 10 Irtah,s 20-Yard Inc.
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,sI-,5 g,,l-.o
Emslie' Purdue. Head linesman-Ben
Brook Michigan.
Substltutions; Winconsin tor
Ofstie. Chambers for Lang. hntier tor
UooffeI Samp for Bright. Van Riper Tor
CuIette. Touchdovns-Moll. capron
Goals from ,ouchdowns-Morreil' GU
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hDstan,

=, gaa,ney or Utah won the toss
|'f;~,, ,lsk 10 Colorado. Al sos
IL rp,st,r.s sleKed Off for Utah. Nc
|,s,asys9 The kick and returned
n: m, hicf adden circlcd the end
4 f.e Sar6s and. when tackled,
pi, Sutherland recovering
ne had gone out of bounds
IL pae pae pail was taken back
n = o,,nrough night guard for
Ma 'S'yon ls looped left end for
aa ,9lrtadden tried the line
'ezh ,iaI.fnan took the ball a
"a ho,t tackle. Eitcll punt
Csnns TO Utah's fort5--five-
~ n EoIpney carried the
<5urbas end for ton yards.
90 through left guard for
IA su,hcrland went through,
iIfiSs iour more. and Utah va
N an. yards for holding. Ash :
stnty ~ bounds TO Colorado Oh
pun,a uo%n Riich returned the
n ss,a, iorty yards. and when
N5sirn ps-sn 10 get the ball hs
tarted Muls 10 get It.
az no~B the field with nc
k Al unm and scored the FIRST
kIrtsse end or six minutes oi
thsn out 10 Nclson for posi
,1rs . elson kicked goal. max
tcksS ~ IN Colorado's favor
ovsr 9ii 10 Colorado and tho
but ,ne line for a touchbsclc
t-yasd ,ll pau In play on hrI
kh wa. e and on the flrsi
~ no., tnrown for a thre.
snd ",nrs ,s received ali on.
y Ms me.ie no return, beInr
csh lacks by kenp. AshtoI
~ Ven, utokle for ion yards
Fe, a. through right tackl,
NJ for INC next play. Eomnc,
for,r 'nree yards loss. Ash
Wed ~, yards and Hartman
~ ~, % Rick. was taclled /,
Y u,sS kicked out o
eqll for IN mid field. Asbto,
sutbs Yards again thron,gl
poEh rirsi5ud made five NOR
csnier nt t tackle Ashton wen
The Mo Mnd left guard FOR tw,
"fmons were penalize,
on flEe I've yards through rlrb
fecclvsd next down puntesj
Ejtsld the kick. bur mai
1y VA" puntcd forty ward,
S thrown for a slx-yar
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j Solid Line.

ssnding the fact that l5oui-
rs much heavier than Utah's.
, natch for Il. and Utah made
pound through straight foot
i " Boulder Boulder was ablo
nj little hesdway by attack
q while Ashton and Romney
"a The Boulder line with COM
6flafity. Boulder's back field
sc'k to better advantage than
ne way OF Interference, and
1s far excelled Utah In the
j tl,artment. II was the ends
Utah the greatest amount of
y ney were sure and strong
I'D they excelled any set Of
II On Cummings field this year
= down on kicks. Nelson not
~ high and long. hut he held
hre enough 10 give the men
a 81 down, so that in almost
-arce just as soon az the Ui8l
u hall the Colorado ends had
f1n Of the game for Colorado
snd Kemp. the two ends. and
.i1den and Hartman. while
- davenport both played strong
Ex OF tho ends and the kicking
s the feature. McFadden was
1nsislent ground gamer Colo
bhriman's receiving OF kicks
va he ran his team splendid
at chief work WIS his place
mt JI.yard line I'm tho second
tNenporl was a fierce charger,
ses were sure.
0lcsen was tho particular
sorld always I've depended upon
hole and on defense he
oemon. Peterson and Car
~ aiso very strong on offensc,
as good on tackiing, and Pc
sauiing ~ the forward passes
IN the back field Captain
I,on and Fitzpatrick were
sDle men, Despite the
~ speed OF the Colorado ends
repeatedly able 60 circle tho
Nsans and nc also hit the line
n'e lino plunges or Ashton
- OF the game. lie hit the
'-,i nard and was not stopped
Iuen got hold Of him. Fitz-
r.s credit for his tackling
-nher In which he ran his
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Gains on Pass.

Lon Romney gained TWO Yards on a
forward pass from Ashton on Romney
gained two yards through right tackle.
Colorado was again pcnaiIzed 1--WE ynrus
for offs!dc play. Romney attempted to
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Scrubs
Football Game Thursday.

18th: llnesmen. Philllps and o'pea.