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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
PECK LOCAL GOLF CHAMP
DEFEATS WOOD IN FINAL
ROUND FOR CITY TITLE
Burkrd Hest Players on Country Club
al \irginin and Hermitage
Golf club.

Melville Peck won the city golf cham
plonShtp ycSt"rda. afternoon when he
defeated William T. Wood, 1 and :" in
TIA" thirty SiN-hOl, match. Peck was
Il representative OF the Hermitage Golf
club. while Wood wears the cvlors or
tn" Country Club OF Virginia.
IN" :TSt hole u tn" match was
p!-Ncd on the Country club of Virciniu
course. and rcck finished ono hole un
1T the end Of tho round This Lead he
Increased ny thrc" holes on the Herm-
ita-e Golf Club links
IN winning Tho tournament. Peek de-
f"atcd some OF the strongest players in
the city. He now becomes; owner of
IN" handsome trophy offered b. COL
one! James 4. Branch. for the winner,
OF ihlS event. The match started three
weeks ago. being played in two di-
visions, one On each Of the local courses
IN" elimination matches wcr, finished
on In Al Saturday and the qualification
rounds ON The previous Saturday.
IN" hanGicrp AT th. Country club
on THANKSGIVING Day for the silver
cup. presented by Thad g. Fell. was
won ~ Il II. Morgan, with Il net score
"f 80. Mr. Morgan had the maximum
handicap allowance of 20 strokes
INC scoring in this event vas re-
h"fNrh!N good. q large number of ne.
scores being better than 80
Players at the Country Club $40 rc.
c"lNing great benefit from the teach
InG of y. T. Reid, the new colf in
Sfuctor Mr.. Reid is unqucstionahl,
ono OF tho very best teachers IN IN,
game, ana he has the happy faculty Of
btin-; able to explain to every plnvor
IN a way easily understood Just now
the same should he played.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
PARKER ELECTED CAPTAIN
OF WAKE FOREST ELEVEN
Full Back VIII lead BAPTIST uoibuII
SOUND Next NcUr-\rtcruns of
TWO ScnSnnS.

WAKE FOREST, y. G.. November -.
c. w. Parker full back on the Wake
Forest football team, was elected cap
tain of the 1916 eleven. to succeed
.icorse Moore, the BAPTIST captain for
the past two years. The election WAS
held in Charlotte following The David
son Wake Forest game on ThanksGiv-
ing Day.
Captain Parker is Il native OF North
Carolina. hailing from Northampton
County. He has played football at
Wake FOREST the past two seasons.
making his letter each year. He is
nineteen years old. weighs 9l5 pounds.
and is six feet III height. Parker play
ed guard on the team his first year "a
Wake Forest, but about the middle OF
the past season he was shifted 10 full
back. His work in tho hackiicid has
played an important part in the show
ing made by the Baptists this year.
He is II sure and hard tackle. Il con
sistcnt line plunger, and one of the
spccdicst players on tn" eleven. He
made the longest and most Spectacular
gain of the game with Davidson last
Thursday. when he raced with the ball
for siNty-ynrd gain, being tackled by
keSlcr. the Davidson quarter back, If
teen yards from his goal
Parker Is an energetic, Woodworking
player, and his election TO tn" cap
taincy of the Baptist eleven is an
honor nttingly bestowed upon a player
who viii make the team n capable
leader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
CHARLIE PICK MAY JUMP
BROOKFEDS CLAIM EIGHT
lNTS HAVE BEEN SIGNED
Jnck Dunn Hears Of Il, but IIns No
nntion-Would he
Serious blow.

Has Charlie Pick. the crack hot
corner artist OF the Dummies, jumped to
the Feds?
Dame Rumor says so, and she is
some prognnstiEator. lack Dunn says
not, and. dollars TO douShnuts, he hopes
the sam" thing. Pick. ii will be re-
mombcrcd. cost the Richmond club
S2,1oo, being purchased from Washing
ton 1T the early part OF last season.
II goes without saying that Sir Charles
is one of the most valuable assets
OF tho Richmond Exhibition Company.
1t was real money he cost. and then,
too, he is worth II whole lot to Dunn.
who wants this pcpDery fellow on the
hot corner when the birds begin To
build their little nests and start house
keeping in the spring.
lawn Camel is responsible for the
rumor. The Big Moose. who was re
leased by Rochester at his own request
and started plotting the Brooklyn Tip
Tops at the fag end Of the diamond
season. has written to friends in the
East that he has signed eight prom
Using youngsters Tor the Brookfcds.
At once tn" Gossips got busy 1t is
said that Erickson. OF Rochester. n
pitcher; Whit"man, OF Montreal, an
out'icldcr; Mccarthy. of buffalo, "A
second baseman; Kraft. Of Harrisburg.
Il first sackcr: l.alongc. OF buffalo. "A
catcher; Luque. of Toronto, a pitcher:
Rath, of Toronto, an iniicldcr: Uolkc
OF Rochester, a first baseman, and
kuenkc. of Rochester, n pitcher, were
those who were going to take the leap
along with Pick
Honest John has hit the Inter-
national League Il severe blow ii he
has succeeded in attracting eight OF
its best men to The Tip Tops Gam
eel, through his connection with the
ihts as Manager of Rochester, is Il
personal friend OF the men, and in this
manner may have been in position
to influence them.
Whitley Whitcn1n is one OF the best
outhcldcrs in the Intcrnationis. lie
is hitt"r of no mean ability, too and
is one of the oldest PAYERS. in uoint
OF service, now before the public
LuQuc was once with the Giants ara
later with The Braves. The Cuban was
sent 20 Toronto after the opcning of
the season last year. Erickson. the
smoke King, WAS farmcd by McCraw
to Rochester. and is one of the best
youngsters owned by the Giants. The
Big Swed@ has a wonderful! fast ball.
and the Dummies last season had great
trouble hitting his fast ones Olaf and
Joe McCarty. the veteran second sackcr
and cnptain Of the champion Bisons.
ar" said - be ccrtaintics. Kraft has
h"ch up, having been purchased bv
80 ''''H'' ''''ii .\t"tEh III 1918.
Jack Dunn has heard of the deser-
ton Of Pick. and doesn't know if IL
is true or not. The following message
was recci"cd last night from Ralti-
more III response TO query regarding
Pick
Jack Dunn said tonight he had
heard that Pick. OF his Richmond team.
mad Jumped to the Feds, but that he
hhd not been notified as 10 it's Ger
taintE. punnic said he hoDaI that picl,
would he with him next YEAR ana bn
believes he will Dunric will attend
IN" International League meeting In
New York on December L., and said
th"r" was no doubt about his team
remaining III Richmond next YEAR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
BEST SATURDAY CROWD IS
OUT TO SEE BOWIE RACES
Zig Attendance at Prince George Park.
sand Marsh Wins Feature Handi-
cap Easily.

BOWIE. MD. November aT.-i;cforo
the hes; Saturday crowd of the meet
ing. = +. Roses good sprnter sand
Marsh. accounted for the six furlonr
handicap that featured the afternoons
racing AZ Prince George Park This
three car-old was the quickest TO find
his racing legs, and forced - fast pace
for the entire journey. lie drew clear
OF t"ntcntion. racing down the back
stretch, and rapidly increased his lead
rounding the turn. In the final quar-
ter ne was forced to stand OF the sue
cc*SiNc challenges of Back Bay. Ike
w"Ssa and True as steel. Al the end
Sand Marsh had something in reserve
and drew away when called on.
&. g. SmithSon'S Republican demon
stratcd that he is an exceedingly shifty
platter over the i!owic track. when he
accounted for his third purse of the
meeting. This old fellow made prnc-
ticalN MI tn" runniu". and at the end
WAS going away under Il mild drive
Two dashcS at ono mile and a quar-
ter were decided ana went To Dicks
l'"t ana Billy Baker. Both were cx-
trcmclE popular victories with the
public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
DEEP Rim HUNT HAS DRAG
LARGE FIELD TAKES PART
IN EARLY SEASON CHASE
llnrd Course Thoroughly Enjoyed u,
Ridrrs-itig Crowd see. Finish
over Hurdles.

Although one OF the first hunts OF
tn" season, the Deei, Run Hunt of tn.
Country Club OF Virginia yesterday had
out Held almost as large as, those
in the height of the season. The meet
WAS OH Cary street Road. near the Felt
Line.
After TOW minutes delay for tn.
'ardy members 10 arrive. the first cast
WAS made in Sunnysidc Withou, q
check the hounds carried the trail over
the hills OF Sunnyside, through IN.
bottom OF Bulls farm. into Williams's,
and thence across the pastures of
Bcat,ie's into Patterson Avenue Here
check came 10 let the horses catch
their breath, for the thrce-milc run
over high fences on such a warm af
t"rnoon was quite a severe test on the
animals.
The course then lay through Pine
ridge. back across Patterson Avenue
and through REGISTERS field \ last
cast was mad" int" the woods OF Ricn-
mond College, and thence into the mad
docks of Stonchu,.t From there the
whoi" hunt finished over the club
hurdles in StceplcchaSc form.
Each hunt brings new riders into the
field, and not for long time has such
marked interest been shown in huutiulr
as is shown This season.
Those riding were: Fred :. Caupbcll
NJ. +. H. on Lauy Nicotine: Wiihurn
Il. Sydnor twhipJ. on Lady Grey; John
Aiken Branch twhip). ON Flat Foot:
on Golden Fob: Miss Elizabeth Naleu-
tine. on ransy: Henry Valentine. on
I:ohbic: W. -. Young. on Alexandra: r.
IL. Sydnor on Her Grace: =. - Harris.
Rob Roy, and Mr.. Campbens groom. on
Powhatan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
H0W|TzER QU|NT STRONG
ARTlllERYMEM EXPECT TO
DEVELOP AGGRESSIVE SQUAD
VIII Bring college Elves Here for
tnmcS-iIso Enter Tennis in
Two CITY Leagues.

Tho Richmond HoSviizcrs viii h.
represented this season in basketball
by the strongest team that ever played
under the Red and Gray colors. Rove.
who VIII captain the ruint. has been
busy setting his men in shape for the
opening game OF tn. Federation
League, and in addition To having mos,
OF last years squad back he has
signed uup "Hcin!c' Lucbbcrt who
the spider team Tor tn. past two sea.
sons Wayn" Mctcnlf will jump his
"l" position NJ center, ana from the
showing made in practice. he should
be ahl" 10 hold his own. Lawrence
and !.urbbort as forwards. make !,
pair hard to beat. Both are fast mci.
ANA can cage tho ball from all angles
Rowe and VIII Mctcalf viii occupy
the guard positions. ana both are
stars when 1t comes 10 holding the
opposing forwards in check
In addition 10 the regulars the fol-
he put in til" game in case Of cIncr-
gcncN: MccUrdy. FaTrar, Anderson and
Gasscr, guards; POWELL and Roscnhcrg
forwards; EUst and Gilbert. ccntcrs
Manager i. T. Se"y. who has been in
correspondence with the leading teams
OF Virginia and North Carolina is
unable at present to announce his com.
plcte schedule. but has closed the fol-
lowing games:
December u.s. William and Mary Col
legc At Richmond: January s. William
and Mary College at williamsburg:
January -. Cardinal Athletic club at
l.ynchburI: February :, Cardinal Ath.
ietic Club at Richmond: February IS
Wake Fore College at Richmond.
In addition to the above games there
are the Federation League games
among tn" city teams, and games are
pcudinc with the Norfolk Blues and
Randolph Macon and several with ath.
letic clubs in different cities.
The Ariillcrymcn will also put IL
team in The Military League. which is
now being formed among the four mil.
itary organizations in town From in.
dicatiouS this will be a banner season
in basketball and glowing reports
are coming In from the different teams
that viii play for the city champion
ship.
Basketball is the ideal winter sport
which fills i'm the space between foot
ball and track meets and it's up To the
Richmond public to show their inter
est by attending the league end col
lcEc games.
MANY fast teams will bc seen in ac-
tiou and when two evenly mat chcd
quints face each other there is always
AN exhibition full OF thrills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
EASERN COLLEGE QUlNT
HAS LENGTHY SCHEDULE
VIII Plny Twenty Games M I.nx,
PROSPECTS FOR Bnsl>"thuIl Season
Particularly bright


N,nanor M - .NoNrIh"cf g.
L." hoskrtL,Ii 10 TO, ~ me Eastern Col
schcd1Il. for thc $500 n"S '"iiip''tth ms
If IMAM, - ,, 49, '"Hon ,Which consists
ana the rrnrin,lcr 49, ~" P'tr'h mere
contests OF ,hn s.,r,' u;U ne iast
in a ,rin throurb Eir,,;,'i "u iIcl"uri
local coiln.. Iii -, S'''' WhcF" IN"
best prcu and himb scboo, " 'hc
one Of Is,S,rr,;S N $500 IN me state.
Januarv will he Enawntin. a., \" nr," ~
pr;,i,.ic ia, cbinn N.isu :>'hutinN' 81
make n long rxtcnLcd t,,m mni'u VIII
East ,TbcT, vi, ~, .',' lnf"USh tAc
way South Nnotl,nr "t 'helr
les, viii ~. tb, ono y.i,i, '.,,;& con
lcgc of Washiunton nitbnmI,L ~ o.
* vet pcpJiun En.tornn. ~ ttic ".t '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
THEY WANT FOOTBALL
Virginia Christian College Has Not Had
"ninc In Its sports since it Was
Founded.

,r w NtliBtIG. VA. November III
The students OF the Virginia Christian
.oHcSe nave started u movement look
iht 10 playing football there in the
under the ban ~ that institution since
IT'S start in 1903. hut u change in ad-
mihlStratlon ana changes in the game
seem TO make IL possible 10 Droyids for
4 team Tor the 1915 season. The col
l"Sc possesses field that would he
excellent for football
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
CADETS HAVE BANQUET
Record Crowd Attends Anuir at Uotcl
A>t"r-J"iiiiicnti"n Replaces Usual
Speeches.

NEW YORK, November .7.--Wcst
Point cadets held their annual foot
ban banquet Tonight II; the Hotel
AStor TWO thousand covers were land
II was not only the largest banquet
ever held by the cadets. hut the largest
In the history OF The Eoicl
Ihere were no SpcgChc., .hc cycuE;,t,
being given over To jollincat!on because
Of to-day's victory by the Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
THIS TEAM IS EASY TO PICK
STARS SHINE so STRONGLY
THAT CHOICE Is NOT HARD
Nii->"uth tiluntIr Eleven VIII Re
Practically tnrnimous-Four
TENNIS IinNc Representatives
All South Atlantic

W mite. end. Virginia.
schultz, tackle. Washington aud Lee.
ltarron. guard. GrorEctoNn.
Iirr"ffi. center. Washington and Lee
'oi-mnn. Huarh, .iT.ini,,.
Ran>rS. taCklr. iurUliru.
Homcwooh. end. tHrolinu.
brrkcirN. Iuurtcr. kirSinin.
ttlro!, half, Georgetown.
Mayer. half. Virginia.
Anderson. fUll, SirgInim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
Callahan 4, ,t,n,,,.

.oS ANGELES. CAL. November .7-
.I"hh T.. i"WtrS. owner OF the Los An
E"icS Coast League club, announced TO-
uaN thAt James Callahan, former man
;iEcr OF III" Chicago American League
team. would manage the Los Angeles
team next season Callahan bourht :,
block OF Los Angeles stock and sue
co'ds as manager Frank Diiion. who
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

BOSTON. November 21.--H. r. Chan
ccy, an Uutiicldcr OF the Macon, Ga
team. has hccn signed by the Boston
Nationals. Manager Hapgood announced
to-day. Chanccy was second among
Sally League batsmcn in 1914.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
BATTLE TO sCORELEss TIE
SPIDERS SAVED BY COBURN
FROM BEING SCORED UPON
'''hH'ond College Captain mills .Juck-
~ R"nnrr md Prevents Touchdown.
ENDED Local Grid Season.

mlN'y minutes Of pretty football
was seen yesterday at Broad street
fark' but the lively frac;,s. which
"Fnusht the grid season TO close,
ended N scorcless draw between
Richmond College and l,andolph- Ma
con. Two NOR" evenly matched teams
could not have been found. and :; bet
yer yam" could not be desired. only
inc iach Of u decision married tho
sport. Captain CoburrL playing his
!ast game for the Red ;,ud iilu" saved
'hc day with a spectacular tackle.
which prevented q touchdown
Both teams played beautiful game.
and hunors were even. Tho Spiders
gained far more ground than their
Ashland rivals. int tho Jackets AL
ways managed 10 hu!d when the hold
ing counted. and ono" or twic" opened
M with "a display Of offensive PROV
"sa that brought many "A hcart into
ia" mouth OF tho Richmond supporter
straight football vas rcSorted to by
t"th "lev"ns. except that the loca! col
leGians. when "orn"Tci. tried tho
aerial attack. bur Without success The
Jackets engineered one beautiful HIP
good Tor nearly thirty yards The COL
leg" only succeeded with one complete.
mtss and that was short ono.
While Richmond College was tn.
irEr"Ssor FOR the most part l:audoIpH-
Haco' came near scoring iu tho FIRST
half and again iu the second half
l:oth chances were With JUST 4 frac-
ION Of Il minute to play and both
'hil'd. At tn" ending OF Tho second
period. tho Jackets had brought thu
'all 10 Within eight yards OF tn. goal
y iin. play put IL four yards nearer.
Tut Captain Cohurn. playing his last
game foi Tie Red and Blue .iIli,ed his
way through the Yellow Jacket wall
ana pulled down {" runner iu his tracks
Tor i've ward loss The half ended
10 = 800 I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
ANDERSON GETS CALL
FOR Full. HACI\ POSITION

limo full nlr inh nrnccn,e - -, =
difficulty. chiefly hec,usa ,rnr -
fun backs in tho 1Iyision 70 hi,c,, 80,
with ih. sp.cd,. trio ,lra,dy snI.'",ii
Snarr of yirrinin doc. no, 81, ~.
I'm ro,nnI.,,l, Ic i. ro,,or,..ii nc
giving interference for the backs ana
his defensive work is also of the first
water. lie Is wociuily weak. however
In Iine-piung!nS, ana while this is not
all of full backs duties. II is i'm
POI ''" Il Sn''t' mere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
RIDDEN AND cosby kI.Ep
JACKETS FROM ADNSSt,N,

" y NJ
Rodcn played nice ranc Mt end
for the Spiders and stopped sey.y,,I
plays aimed at his territory h.foro
they got started. Cosby, In addition
TO running the ball down the FIELD. ac-
counted Tor several Jacket failures to
gam. ne iw" lines were about even
~ matched in weight and strength
Randolph Macon kicked to Rjchmo,d
and Wicker brought the bail to mo
thirty-h i've yard line. Tn, hackers
wer" penalized fvc yards because =
player jumped on Wicker after he WIS
/ down Cosby hucked the line for
eight Yards. ana Sanford made. mrs,
down. Cosby and Wicker s,vattcd ON,
seven yards and Robins made rrst
down. Pom came around right end for
nine yards, and Sanford made it frs,
down once more. Mac Cosby went
around left end for thirty wards. ana
crossed the goal. but the Spiders were
pcnalizcd For oCf-sidc. and the bali
came back. Three plays only brought
the bail to wh."c II was started before,
the forfeit. y forward pass was
smcared and the Jackets took the bail
Durham nailed Yost for a five
yard loss on the first attempt. and
Rodcn stopped CogbIi Lovenstcin. on
u rake end run. lost eight yards. ana
the Jackets were forced to punt. Cosby
received the Kick, bringing il back ten
Yards to the thirty-hvc-ya line
nv JACKET inc Criimbled for Ir,
yards on two line plunges. Cosby got
TWO more on an end run Wicker
pierced Inc Jacket center for five wards
y tumble set the Spiders back two
/ yards carter recovering the lost bail
/ Another forward pass was funblcd
| and the Jackets had the ball on their
/ own ffte"n yard line. Richmond dew
/ n hvc-yard penalty, after Richardson
\ had gained five yards. Lancaster go,
/ seven yards through tackle. RoIcr
I stopped Richardson without n gain
I but Lancaster made first down. Yos,
+. took five yards off the right end 4
( line play At center Melted two more
/ Lancaster put over another yard Tbn
! quarter ended with Randolph Macon
! IN possession OF the ball on their owr
/ forty-yard line.
: JACKETS KICK TO SPIDERS
ON OPENING OF PERIOD
The Jackets opened the second
/ period with punt. which crossed the
goal, giving the Spiders the ban on
( their twenty-yard line. Cogbill stoned
Cosby for a one-yard gain. poft
bumped right tackle for five Durham,
got three. Sanford made it first down
Cosby penetrated left tackle for six
yards. and on the next play the Jackets
got a tumble. Cosby nailed Cogbill
for. a thrcc-yard loss on long cnu
run. Lancaster was nailed by Priyot,
for another thrcc-yard setback \
delayed forward pass failed. and the
CONTINUED on Second pagc.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

Picking an all-Stnr agrreration is a
task III which no one man can hope 10
succeed to the satisfaction of every
ono concerned. IN Au-Sou,h Atlantic
eleven under usual circumstances
would b" most difficult thing TO pick.
as tho l"adiu" teams III the division
hay" not played each other this s.., =
son. This Year. however. Is peculiar
in tha; there were men III practically
every department. who stood so far on,
from his competitors that the choice
was comparatively easy
For example, ihcr" j. no getting
away from the fact that Mayer. OF Wiz
Eiuiu. .ui SIilv>. ui Georgetown. are
the ;wo best half backs OF this Sec
uon EpjA are men VINO are capable
oi sWjIlinG around end. as can also
be counted upon TO hit the line when
necessary. Both are built alike ana
their style is similar. Mayer is men
tioacd Tor tho -All-Amcrican runners
UP. while Gilroy is q close second.
barrett Of Washington and Ice, is "A
half back worthy of consideration. and
is a wonderful player. His run The
fun length OF the Held against Cor
nell stamps him as one OF the best open
HELD men in the game. but il is ex-
cccdingly doubtful ii he could equal
either Mayer ~ Gilroy. Certainly
their records throughout the entire SEA =
7''i WI S''ft'NS i''iI!'llS one DIE DAY.
Bunny berkeley is without peer
among the quarter backs of this divi-
sion He engineered a victory over
Yale. when the Bull Dog was not sick
over string Of defeats. He ran his
team Supcrhly against Harvard. and
his "cncralShip in the Vanderbilt and
Carolina games vas great. Bunny Il.
one "i the best hrokcn-iicld runners
ia this section, and in handling punts
IS harl to beat. | lie has IN, added nd
NIniaS" OF learning his duties under
those past masters, sammy Honallcr
aud Bobby Gooch. whose undcrs;udy
he was.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-10-23

First Oct. 9th; last Oct 30th, 1879
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Hane Bros. blacksmithing ........424
Marshall Wells Hdw. Co. sup. .14.75
A. ID. McRae. supplies ........,...s 800
Oliver J. Mining Co. supplies. j.. GAS
Roll called on the above motion as
follows:
Ayes: Commissioners Wall, Holme.
Nays: None, Motion carried.