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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
NATIONAL A. A. u. CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL
BE HELD ON FORBES FlEL D, PITTSBURC

PtTFSBt re-, June 9.--In the las,
Week the interest In the National A. A,
q. 1unior and senior championships
that are 10 be held at Forbes Field
here on june 30 and July /. has In
creased To surprising extent, This
was caused by the announcement by
the Championship Committee that the
games would he held at Forbes Field.
the handsome home Of the Pirates, and
that Mike Murphy, the famous trainer
Of athletics AT the University of Penn
syiFania. had been appointed to super
wise the building OF the track
President George T. Paving of the
Middle Atlantic Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union has inspected
the site for the big championships
When told by President Barney Drew
fuss Of the Pittsburg Club that the
track would be allowed TO remain on
he field If /. did not encroach on the
diamond, President Pawling said
with quarter mile track laid out
At Forbes Field, Pittshurgers VIII be
able TO boast OF the finest all round
athletic field in the United States. AS
a site for the big national champion
ships, Forbes Field Is an ideal location
md | look for the games on JUNE 30
and July to excel all previous events
n the kind in the country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

! planked Plank's pitching for fifteen
safetIes.
Walter Johnson Is back in form. az
the Cleveland boys found out. The
star Washington hurler kept the bits
! scattered, something which Mitchell
| iaiied to do, kraon took the place Of
Mitchell in the eight inning but that
made no difference TO the Nationals.
They got ono off the Tcnton,
ticotte had one OF his bad DAYS
and the Red Sox lost to the Brown.
Is only proper that the st. Louis
outht should win OCCASIONALLY. When
Sig ben Hauser gets on first no doubt
tne brownies will do. still batter. Wal
lace IL getting Young blood In his OUT
Mt When the late Mackman reports
ne VIII have three colt who belong in
exclusive society. Hogan. Mclean and
hauscr. Shotton looks good and with
Austin and Lapore, Manager Rhody
VIII have some team. Lake and
fo"eil pitched for the Browns In the
second Boston game. karger did the
escue act for Cieotte.
Russ Ford got beating from the
White Sox. As big Ed Walsh pitched
against him this is not as surprising
as II might be
1t took the Giants eleven innings to
beat the Pirates. Ames wen. along
for seven aud then Crandall took IN
The burden. camitz pitched all except
me last inning He was taken out
to allow Flynn to hit ror him and
Ferry finished the contest. Errors on
the part of Pittsburg were costly. Mil
Ter and Wilson allowing runs 10 come
in.
Ed Reulhach showed that he is s,ll
some pitcher by holding orr the super
has IN beautiful style knetzer Pitch
ed for Dahlen's men
The Cardinals took kindly to tho
curves of Curtis and batted him from
the box. Brown did better Harmon.
the, Bresnahan bowman, was generally
effective.
In Cincinnati the Reds hit Moore
hard In the sixth bat the Quakers hi,
i romme, Smith and keefa n little
harder Consequently there is 10Y in
the boonip camp The Fogeittes are
not out OF the running nv any means.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

distance events that the National viii
enter
Mcmillan, while not an inexneri-
enced driver. has had little expert
ence with one of the big blue speed
cars before this season, and his per-
formance in whipping off the victory
in such record time over the three
and one-third mile course shows that
be- promises to become "a successful
long distance driver.
The dirt course was particularly
hard on tires, many of tia cars in
the light division being obliged 10
change seven and eight times. while
MCMILLAN drove his car In such a cara
ful manner that very few stops we're
made for this purpose
From the very start there was
never time that the Nationals
chance for nrst place was leopard
ICED
Lap after lap he threw the hlg ma
chime around dangerous turns, main,
tanning the dizzy pace that put hi.
nearest competitors out of the run
ming. There was never time that
Mcmillan was obliged 10 open the
throttle to the last notch for the
hinety-m mi lean hour clip Of which MS
car was capable,
ne time for the two century glide
was 80 80, while many laps were
done at a seventyfye An hour rate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

uraliy resented this and jahbcd AT
Baker with his cleats
No further hostility was iDdulEed
IN then. but in the eighth. with Cobb
on third. Plank made a quick toss
over to Baker To- catch Txrus nap
ping. Baker made quick stab at
cobb, bat the latter vas on the Tag
Cobb then Deliberately stamped on
Bakers toes, and the latter returned
the compliment, cobb tried to re
peat this. and Baker bumped him with
his shoulders.
Both PLAYERS were hauling off TO
punch each other when Jennings. who
was coaching ~ third grabbed Cobb.
and Umpire sheridan pushed Baker
away, by this time the big mob was
IN an uproar. aud Plank Davis and
Barry were alongside or Baker Plank
took up Bakers troubles. and tried
10 get at Cobb. but was held back hv
Davis The exchange between Cobb
and Plank then was Of fiery fighting
words. hut calm finally reigned. and
the game proceeded to the finish.
When Cobb caught Collins, long f9y
for the Hind-up of the game. the
crowd swarmed out on the field and
headed straight for cobb. who came
walking in slowly. and deliberately
tossing the ball up in the air. The
rest Of the Detroit players ran out
on the field and surrounded Cobb.
and. aided by an escort of police push
ed and showed The Southerner to the
bench.
II required some pretty rough work.
however, 70 keep some of the hot
headed fans back and as Cobb was
being taken through the gates a wild
rush was made ~ get him. His body
guard, however, vas equal 10 the oc~
rasion, and no harm came to the Tfg-
ers demon outf1e}der
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
Richmond and Roanoke Will Battle Again in Broad Street Park
Philadelphia Fans Attempt to Mob
ly Cobb After Stirring Up Big Tiger

PHILADELPHIA June a,-Tv
Cobb, the Detroit outfelder. had an
either experience here that sugseste d
isea, when sue policemen we're sta
toned around the ball lot to pro-
tera hin from crazy rooters he rot
the crowd SO riled that il reouire,;
an extra squad Of police 10 escort the
Georgian Of the Held. and 10 wait
ing taAitah, TO save him from a wild;
mad mob of excited hftacheTitrs
tepe mad been target from the
start OF The game. when he had Il
verbal run-in sith Plank In. The f,rst
inning. Neither Plank nor Cobb miss
ea a. chance after that 10 Kei After
each other between innings and nc
crowd naturally siding with the Am.
lett pitcher, repeatedly tossed lem
rms a; TNrUs whenever he earn. ofr
the field for Detroit turn AZ the hat
In the thrd inning cobb hg,an,e
Sc enraged st this consistent peIting
tbat ne picked up some of the lemons
and hurled them back at the bleach
ers. and had 10 he grabbed ~, In,
rre Sheridan and showed TO the bench
before h. would stop This added -
the crowd : excitement and 10 CoAs.s
temper
Further troable arose in the sixth
TArus beat out a hunt stole sarons
and tried To- steal third. Thomas
toss to Baker was pe-xct and Baker
had the bal IN plenty of time. Cohb
however, tore IN feet first hut he
was 50 completely blocked OF the bag
that Baker had him
folb's spikes became tangled in
Bakers sh}rt sleeves. and Franz, dtd
hnt as" anS kindergarten- like efforts
to Tear himself loose. He grained
Cobb oy the legs and swung him
around with much force cobb nat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

Those named on The squad ~ tn
olympic Club are William Wyman.
Aa.]ard MacaGleg, Harry Wood. Pet q
GeThardt, Ole Snedigar, Fred Allen,
Charles Morris. Edward Beeson, George
HORNE Al PlaW, Ralph Rose. Lee Scott
and Sam Beliah. OF these Wyman.
Wood. MacauleX. Beeson and Allen
nave already left and were reported
last i'll Minneapolis
from there they viii head for Pitts
nnrg, where they viii train tn Joined
py the other members of the team.
lhey Will he In charge of Walter
Christie.
Rose is building on two frsts. the
shot and discus, with a chance for
something In the jaVeliu He has been
training for months and can send the
shot further now than at any time
during his career A short time ago
Snedigar sent the javelin ITO feet and
ne hopes to have the American record
back after Ptttshurg For while he
held the mark for this side OF the AT
lantic with throw Of so feet 10 In
ehes, but that was beaten at New
Orleans by Broodd
HORNE in the high Jump and Scott
ana Beiiah In the pole vault are good
enough for the best company. Scott
was injured last year and for a while
u was thought he would have 10 drop
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
SAILOR WHITE JOINS RANKS
OF THE HOPELESS HOpE,Ilft.

NEW YORK. June a.-Rapid re-
Operative powers terrific punch
steady sparring and foot work thar
SHOW opportunities for advancement
- consensus Of opinion regarding
sailor White. "A white hope" boxer.
VINO sent AL Benedict to the mat for
,he count in the third round Of a
nouf at the National Sporting Club.
Whites manager SAYS he will match
mis- protege with Carl Morris, the OK
iahoma heavyweight at the first on
portunity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

neaats Tor maintaining a perfect
record n the Performance of their
duty in 1919 have been Awarded :,
the following seven mem hers Of Corn
pnny 6. Richmond Light frfant~w
RIues Battalion. by Captain Percy
Montague, Jr;: Second Lieutenant NJ.
: Hewitt. Sergeant r. w Gates, Ser
eeant William T Hoppe, Corporal
tseorse Sehlater. Corporal s.
crump. Private Thoma. Il Rirger.
ana f@rita ri A. TAYLOR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
AAiATORS ATTAIN SPEED
OF EIGHTY MILES Az norm

BOSTON, June .. Nviators Charley
Hamilton and Harry n Atwood A
new devotee of the sport. are the idols
OF Boston, For two successive DAVIS
theN have been making aerial ioy
rides through the surrounding coun-
tfF' displaying disregard for dan
ger fhat has maas fhe HIM, f1oxof With
delight. In one fight the pair Al.
tanned speed estimated at eighty
miles an hour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

For the first time since the Rleh
hsond Amateur League started the
kattA Axe and G. G. A. teams viii
cross bats The G. c. As has been
great strengthened lately. and a
very good game ia expected G. c. 4.
defeated III" Athletics last Saturday
~ the score OF to o while the Bat
ne Axe only defeated them by the
score of "a g the previous SATURDAY.
Billy Hay, the star backstop of
the g. {, A. $ viii be at the receiving
end. and Strain will he on the MOUND
The BoeFiiug brothers will be the
batteries for Battle Axe
me game viii be played on The
Christ Church Association grounds
and viii start at 50 p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS

MISUNDERSTANDING Players In The
White Sister Friday and SATURDAY.
evenings, matinee Saturday.
lures,
r. Colonial Tabloid musical comedy
vaudeville and moving pictures.
: Vaudeville and moving mic
lures
city Auditorium FRIDAY evening
concerts hv pupils Of Richmond Con
servatorv OF Music. Public invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
TotCHARD WINS ANOTHER
CUP BEFORE COMING HERTZ

NEW YORK, June s.-~Gustava y.
lodchard, who has Just returned from,
a successful defense or the Chevy
1hase lawn tennis trophy IN the hold
er OF the third cup he has either
won or retained this week By brilliant
PLAYING The last taken was the Fee
Ilpe cup, which becomes his perma-
hent property by virtue OF his defeat
by Walter Merrill Hall. after five fart
sets an the New York .s~Iub courts
renenard goes TO Ricv mona neat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
wild Bill Donovan Back in Form
and Detroit Downs Athletic Team

The White sos victory over Ford
was the first that they have ever
achieved over this young pitcher.
Apologies are due Ed Walsh,
who, It was suggested recentlx.
was losing his grip. Walsh held
the HishIanders to five hits, struck
out dozen Of them and had them
licking his hand from start to fin
ish.
Hal Chase famed three times;
very much erysipelas, or whatever
IT was that Chase is Just getting
over.
Despite the fact that Cobhs
oo'nos are chestnut. II must be
recorded that little Ty scored two
runs, made three hits IN three
times up. stole two bases. CAUGHT
seven flies, made ono assist and got
In fight with third bassran Baker
that necessitated a police escort at
the close of the game. Some ball
player.
BY taking disadvantage Of near.
" every opportunity, tho Red So.
managed to roll up nine errors and
let the Browns mash them into the
ground.
Ping Bodie made his Now York
debut by Pinairg a triple, which
won him warm place with the
fans.
Hoffman Of the Cubs and corhan
OF the White Sox were both struck
by thrown balls and seriously hurt.
Holman may play Friday but Cor
han Is out for several days.
Bad Bill DshIen was club housed
again by tho umpire. Oahen 10
evidently firing Of trying to be
good.
That man ReuIbachs arm isn't
quite ready for amputation. Il held
Brooklyn TO four hits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
RECORD GAME IS PLAYED
IN VA. VALLEY LEAGUE

HUNTINGTON, w. VA. June A.
nat IS said 10 he record In base
bah "as made Thursday In A game
between the Charleston and The
huntington teams OF tn. virginia
valley League. Neither team NADIA
a MT until tn. eleventh inning. Then
charleston won the game By scoring
one run on two hits In Succession.
baamsafdner pitched for Hunting
ton and Nithaas for Charleston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

httted to drift out of the American
League as both Washington and st.
LOUIS were In a bad way for a first
oasefnan, while Boston. Detroit and
chicago were brea king in Youngsters
me various managers proba hlv
thought that II Connie Mack per
mitted Ben tn 60 back TO the minors
he would hardly do for the American
League.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
TROTTER FEN|sA MAID
IS SOLD FOR $4,000

lNDlANAPCI4IS June e.--Penisa
Maid, 2.04 Ia has been bought bv y
}. Mackenzie OF Wnnepeg. The Maid
Will be added to his string of trotters
and PAGERS, which he expects to send
over the Grand Circuit this year The
price paid for the trotter is said to be
$4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
Fly ERNEST POLLARD

The winning of Thursdays game by
richmond was not the fault OF I'm
pre- Eokman for he tried his best
TO give II to Roanoke.
ifnck Egan WAS sick and could
not play. 50 'owan took his place
at second and Sullivan started o,,t "a
catch
Silly hurt his finger In the lrst in
ming and had to leave the game
toWan then went behind the bat ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
!. T.. SULLIVAN GETS AFTER
cRATTERs AMONG ANATEy RS

NEW YORK, June 9-An invasti-
CATION Of charges that certain anna
teur athletes have been receiving IT,
legal expenses for running at some
ST the meets around and In New York
WIS begun by James +. sullivan. sec
rotary and chairman Of the National
Registration Committee OF the A. A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
PAPkE BEATS SULLIVAN
EASILY IN NINE ROUNDS

LONDON, June = Bill Panke had
An easy time beating Jim sullivan.
Tue English middleweight champion.
Fapke won IN nine rounds, The men
weighed in AT 100 pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
Eaton Mcmillan Demonstrates That
He Belongs Among the Speed Kings

NEW YORK, June e-The National
company Is now negotiating with
Eaton Mcmillan. the winner of the
200 mile event on the Sable Speed
way near Denver Col. on May 80
for his services in the future long
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
SCHOOL CHILDREN PETITION
FOR SAFE AND SANE FOURTH

WILMINGTON, DEL. June a
1ltV council has received n petition
sisheo ~ nearly 1000 school children.
fequesung That that body maks laws
Tor safe and sane Fourth Of July.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
lpanyilie.

~, FF1''FF1@7 II.
I'anNille ..,....... Q @ q q 0 ! o o OIL
PETERSBURG ...+-.+...n o q q 0 : ! IS
Summary. Runs--Spencer. Selvage
keiiher, Booze. Benhow. Morgan J,vo
base hits-~benbow. Morgan Three
base htt-~Bowen. Stolen hases-Mor-
fan. 2; keliher. z; Booze Double PLAYS
smith tunassistedl; Busch. Bowen
and kelther, Base on halls-Bruck-
miller q Brady. /. Struck out
Bruckmiller. 2; Brady, !. Time of
game. 30. Umpire, Henderson,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

him to second. and he came I'm with
the winning run when Nerbout singled
ia left, winning his own game, The
score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

Two base hits-Shaughnessv, Wallace
Holland, Martin. Pressly and Corners
Three base hits~-Nerbout and Con-
ners. Stolen ses-Baker, Martin
Wallace and Shaughnessy ca. Dpu-
bic play--Cefalu to Pressiy. Struck
out-By Nerbout. 4: by Ehrd. 8 Bases
on balls-Of Verbout. |. Wild pitch
-Nerbout. Time of game-~t:50.
pire-- Eckman
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

Wild Bill Donovan started again
and proved in the second battle Of
the Tigers with the Athletics that he
can come around all right and do his
share 10 pull the pennant Detroit way.
Rtll held the smuggling Mackmen 10
eight hits while the demon Tigars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

Where They Are Playing,

Norfolk at Suffolk
Portsmouth at Newport News
Old Point q t Elizabeth CITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
Standing of Clubs.
Where They Are plaxino

NhahnKe at Richmond.
DanViie at Petersburg.
Lynchburs at Norfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittshurg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston at st. Louis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
NATIONAL.

Chicago e. Brooklyn. 7.
New York, 4 Pittshurg. uen In :
lings).
Philadelphia s: Cincinnati, 4.
Boston. ?; st Louis. 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Results of Games,
Richmond, 8: Roanoke. r.
Norfolk, 5. Lynchburg. -.
fetersburg. 5, DanVnlc. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
Manager McAIeer announces y

Manager McAleer announces that
High. the Young pitcher whom
kahoe, secured from the 1Idewster
League. will be lei out at once with
W.T. trial. Ee fas been worked In
morning practice, and any other
value he may have had was NULL
fed BY his extreme wildness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

7 VNt'IN % ADN 7
Slated for Cefalu in the ninth
One out when winning run was
made
Score by innings: r.
Richmond ,..3 o o 2 0 0 o Ia
Roanoke ,...,l 0 o o o 0 Is
SUMMARY. Sacrifice hit--R ann
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
WASHINGTON SIGNS -FOUR
MORE T|OEWATER STARS

NORFOLK, VA, June g.-Four
players from the Portsmouth team
OF the 1idewater League have been
purchased by thu New York Anert-
can League team. Herbert Joynes.
who covers third base for Ports
mouth, will leave tomorrow for New
YORK to report for duty. Appleby
a catcher, and Murden and FILES.
outtielders, VIII not report until Sep
tember.
Joynes, who is only nineteenth
years OF age. is considered the star
player of the quartet. Scout Irwin,
who was down this way looking over
young players, took decided liking
to him, JoSnes liz a good hitter and
iields his position like a veteran. He
played with William and Mary and
Hampden- Sidney College, but this Is
his first year with professionals He
rs a son of y, n. Jeynes one OF the
political leaders OF Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

ARE PLAYING
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Boston
Cleveland at Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09
RESULTS IN MAJOR LEAGUES.
RESULTS OF GAMES
AMEKICAN.

AMERICAN.
Cleveland. .; Washington. 4.
thicago. Z; New York, 2
~t Louis. IL BOSTON, :.
Detroit, s. Philadelphia, :.
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y IN rear; graded street, good
lavements, good well and cellar.
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Hotel, Saloon. Stable, etc at a
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The Coconino sun., 1911-07-28
Small Investments---Large Returns

Those who familiar with the mining business hardly realize the wonderful possibilities of small nves in undeveoped mining property. The mining regions of the West full of mionares who got their first in the mining business from small investments
 The writer has relative who, some years ago, bought block of mining stock for onehaf cent share which IS worth six dollars and fifty share.
 close friend of a who is connected with the Black River Mining and Smelling Company bought large block of stock for three hundred dollars and year sold out for seventyhve thousand dollars
 The late Marshal Field, the Chicago millionaire merchant heavily interested in mining property. Here his mining deals which was published in the papers: He paid S625 for large block of cheap mining stock after receiving large of money, from time time, in div dends he sold his stock for hundred thousand dollars
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-28
This Is an Arizona Mine

As the result of three weeks cleanup, the Tom Reed Mining Company has bar of gold weighing pounds to the mint. The gold in the bar is valued 500, ,ooo
 The above article is clipped from the Los Angeles and Pasadena papers, But short time ago Tom Reed stock went begging Los Angeles for 10 cents share is selling for $2S5 share and going up. The mine is paying regular dividends.
 Years ago Manager Baty closely associated with Governor Tabor and Governor Grant Colorado; also with MT. Straton of Cripple Creek fame. They all poor at the time, but they afterwards made many millions of dollars out of the mining business.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-28

 share considerably The money cheaper the shares could be secured
 sales werem madea of oo oooosh 5000 Now the block which s quickly shall sell shares by dividing amount into
 In other words five clubs of Each of shares to be sold for interested send G. N BATY Flagstaff will be call and explain the fully. O no Flagstaff
 leading of the community fol bu
 BLACK RIVER MINING & SIMPLIFYING COMPANY
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-28

There least three Wedened mineral bearing veins crossing this property The traced the outcrop through the entire length the group distance of four thousand five hundred through the adjoining claims and is uncovered every few feet throughout that distance
 The main shaft this property has reached the I5Ooot level Every foot gained in depth has produced of which worth thousands dollars One sample assayed $SOOOO ton Small stnges Of rich have also been counered in the which being from bottom of shaft towards the hanging wall
 All mining who examined this property that most excellent that when the shaft has reached depth of from 300 400 feet should expect body coppergoId ore
 We are liable strike punches time which would lessen the cost of sinking much This mining district has surface 300
 pushing sinking along possible with the hand
 The time working should block
 o the yer low price, wonder O are the oppou should no be o