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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
sIp.tb Sock, OuiIn Aid.

CHICAGO. April 24.-Detective
Sergeant William Carter. ouita ex-
to lind another missing man. Mrs.
Austin f. Joiner. OF New Whining.
ton. n. c.. wrote the sergeant to find
her missing husband. She had read
OF his success in the hunt for Walter
a. Moriarity. When Sergeant Carter
asked ouija some weeks ago where
Moriarty was, the board said: New
York" And there the sleuths found
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

"Ihc Worlds Highest Priced Piano."

The why" of the beauty of tone and per-
formance of the Mason & Hamlin is the "TEN-
SION RLSONATOR," a patented device, used
exclusively in the construction of this wonderful
Plano,-it permanently preserves the crown or
arch of the sounding board and makes the tone
OF the piano indestructible-it gives greater
Vitality and responsiveness to the strings, re-
sultlng in a better quality of tone. This feature
alone ~Justities the little extra you have to paw
for the Mason & Hamlin.
Inf lie no ~
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Pound Party TOR orphnnnse.

The Ladies Of Charity will hold Il
pound party Thursday at st. Joscph-s
OrphanaEc. Due Ia the increasing de-
mnnds on the charity of this home.
and the excessive cost OF all comInodi-
ties. IL has become necessary 10 hoid
this spring party to help relieve the
burden of maimiainINg The Institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

10 20. AZ the crack OF the pistol the
race started and the large area was
drmarca;cd Ivy the d!ggers in almost
record time. Experts say the new
field viii be the most productive in
the world, Judging from results al
rnnuN obtained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

Besides Il delightfully."- rich, sonorous
tone, about which artists are enthusiastic,
this Apartment Grand has certain exclu-
sive features you will appreciate-attrac-
tive twin lamps that add SO much to it's
appearance as we'll as convenience-and
the Silento, a new feature which enables
you to play or practice softly without dis
turDlng II one, even in the next room.
Let us show you how little space 1t takes.
You would scarcely believe that a
Grand Piano could be put in such a small
space. Let us show you how easily one
of these attractive pianos will fit in YOUR
living room. There will be absolutely no
obligation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

We always have on
hand good Instruments
taken III exchange in the
sale or our new pianos.
Alter being put in first
class shape by our repair
department they are Of
Tered to you practically
as good as new, at only u
traction OF tho usual
price.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

For the first time since July 20 the
Yankees are perched at the top of the
American League. Huggins' slugging
band has been right on the heels of
the Indians for some days past-in
fact, New York has been holding
advantage over Cleveland
but it required yesterdays win over
the Tigers while the Tribe succumbed
to the Macks to put the Yanks in
front, according to the percentages.
The Yankees are now game and
a half ahead of the Tribe and two and
a half better of than the third place
White Sox. The Hugmen have one
less game than the White Sox to play
in completing their season, which
means that the latter club will have
to win practically all it's remaining
contests for a chance at the pennant.
The Yankees hit Dauss and Ayers
hard, while Shawkey kept the Tigers
hits scattered and received perfect
support. New York won, 13 to g.
Ruth in six trips to the plate was
walked three times. Pratt. making
two doubles and pair Of singles in
six times up. led both clubs at bat.
Rommel completely stopped the In
dams, while the Macks romped to an
8-to-0 victory. The Tribe made only
five hits in as many innings. Cald-
well and Morton were hammered for
fifteen safeties.
Harper and Jones provided Roman
Evening star., 1920-09-15
TO SEM|-F|NALS
District Title Singles Well Ad-
vanced-0ther Events to Get
Preference Today.

Jack Dudley yesterday reached the
semi-ffnal stage in the District cham
pionship singles on the Dumbarton
Club courts by a three-set victory
farthest advanced player in the tour
ney and the mems singles are SO far
ahead of schedule that the mems dou-
bles. mixed doubles and women's s
events will be given sway today. Yes
terday's resultSare as follows:
I-6, -. tMcBlaine defeated Gregory. 6-3'
Third round-Yencken defeated Giesking
6-s. 64. Hillyer defeated Cragoc. 10-s.
Ct HELEN defeated johnson, 60. 6-3
Fourth rc"una-Dudley !" defeated Purinton
Women's singles. first round-Miss Kelly
defeated Mrs. keplinger. 0-6. 6-4, g.
Mss Louise M;l Miss Hsinss ins
50. 1T Mrs. Heyl defeated Mrs. Smith.
G an. O. 60 S., Mrs Connelly defeated Miss Miss
Echolls by default Miss Hayes defeated Miss
Deveraux by default. Miss Jonassen defeated
Miss Beckham by default. Miss King defeat
Second round-Miss Louise Kelly defeated
Miss Sewall, Ga, Ga.
Mems doubles. first round-Yencken and
Gore defeated Burke and Kelliher, 60, Go:
Dudley and Hixon defeated Ballinger and Bal
iinger. 81, 6-1; Hills and J. Dowd defeated
simpson and Simpson, s-6: G-3; Graves and
Little and Sanborn defeated Dickenson and
Baker. g.. 6-3: Buckingham and Beale de-
feated Watson and Cush, SIS. 6-3; Howen-
stein and J.. Dowd defeated Phillips and Eas-
ley. 6-3. 6-2: Benton and Buynitzki defeat
ed Price and G. Dowd. 60, Ga: Mangan
and Noyes defeated Taylor and NordIinger.
81, 6--s, g.; Elliott and GuIlion defeated
Cador and Bnrrell. 6-4. e-6 81.
Pairings for the womens doubles are
as follows:
Miss J. Doolittle and Miss s. DoolittIe VS..
Miss Taynie and partner: Miss Wokeford and
Miss Baker vs.. Miss Lois Kelly and Miss
Louise Kelly; Miss Torassen and partner VS..
Miss Echols and Miss Beckham; Miss Sevsall
Miss Wooden and Miss Fonse vs. Miss Dev,
eroux and partner: Miss Healy and Miss !.
Lyon vs.. Mrs. King and Miss Sinclair.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
DAVIS CUP TEAM SAME:
Players Who Went to England
Will Face Australians in
New Zealand.

William T. Tilden, I'd. Philadelphia
world champion; w. NJ. Johnston. San
Francisco. runner-up to Tilden for
the national title; r. Norris Williams.
Cd. Boston. and Charles S. Garland,
Pittsburgh, and Samuel Hardy, cap
manager, will make up the Davis
cup team which will play Australi ia
in the final at Auckland, New Zea-
land, in December.
This is the same bunch of players
that went to England for the Davis
cup preliminaries and competed at
Wimbledon and in other Journeys in
Great Britain. Only Tilden and john
ston played in the Davis cup pre-
liminaries, the Americans not losing
4 match against the French or Brit
ish teams.
Hardy will decide how the players
will line up against the Antipodeans.
The team will sail from Vancouver
November 10, arriving in Auckland
in time to get three. weeks practice
prior to the start of the matches.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

their marks at other institutions are
with the squad. Besides the material
the university has built up a big
league" coaching system, with a grad
uate manager, a trainer. head coach
and three assistant coaches. Whether
or not success crowns their efforts.
those back of athletics at Hopkins are
going into their work with every in
tention of producing winning eleven.
Hatchetitcx ON Field Today.
Coach Bryan Morse is not expecting
to put George Washingtons squad
through very strenuous time in its
first workout this afternoon. The
Hatchetites' mentor intends to spend
most of the afternoon in giving out
suits and trying to get his men in
condition to do some real practice by
the first of the week. The team is not
scheduled to play until october and
can afford to take it easy for few
days, especially as Western Maryland,
who appears here in the opening con-
test. usually is represented by a rath-
er light combination.
This time of the foot ball year
compares very much to the ear3
spring practice of professional base
ball, in that coaches are said to be
turning up world-be players and
developing new plays and formations
to astound the gridiron public. How
ever. when the season opens in base
ball it usually is found that the tried
and true" men of the year before ar.
back in their regular jobs. and almost
always the same is true of foot ball.
and the plays and formations depeRk
ed upon generally are the basic ones
of the previous season.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
EVANS IN MATCH HERE.

Chick, Evans, holder of the United
States amateur golf championship, and
Secretary of the Interior John Barton
Payne will be partners in best-baII
match to be played next "Wednesday
over the links> of the Chevy Chase
Club. Secretary of the Treasury
Houston and Undersecretary Davis
will constitute the opposing team.
The amateur champion and Secretary
Payne were to have played at Chevy
Chase this afternoon, but following
Evans suffered 2 slight illness and
wired that he would not come to
Washington until next week. Secre-
tarX Payne and Evans have teamed
against well-known players before in
important matches.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

BALTIMORE, September 15.-Six
foot ball players will leave here today
to join the Hopkins squad at Camp Red
Cloud. Pennsylvania. They are Ed
Cashell, an old star; Melville and Glen
Rogers, who attended. the University
of Mexico; Ralph c. Bradley. who made
a name for himself as a tackle at Col
by, and Ted Swartzbaugh and George
c. Mealand of Toledo High.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, September 10.
Babe Allen the veteran end, has
failed to report to the Yale squad, and
it is feared he viii not return. JACK
Sauerback, former Case College player,
has developed water on the knee and
will be out for two weeks.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

Zone 6 needed little hitting to even
the series, as Shops performed mis-
erably afield. After forging well
ahead in the third inning, the Rail-
readers went to pieces in the fourth
and four Navy Yard tallies were
chased home. Some good batting
enab the Shopmen to knot the
count at sail in the fifth, but more
erratic play in the last two sessions
Iet zone finish in front. Navy Yard
made only. six hits off Brown. while
Shops hammered Serrin for thirteen,
but the latter club was charged with
seven errors.
Representatives Of the seven clubs
that have participated in the anna
teur series will meet with the sand
lot base ball commission tomorrow
night in the Terminal Y. NJ C. A. at
1890 O'Clock. The proposed intercity
series with Church Hill Athletic Club,
amateur champion of Richmond. will
be discussed
Evening star., 1920-09-15
ROBINS STREAK ENDED
Fall Before Cubs After Ten
Straight Wins-Reds and
Giants Also Lose,
Giants Also Lose.

Second division clubs enjoyed their in
nings yesterday in the National League.
these lowly members toppling the trio
of fast-hying flag hunters. The Cubs
handed the Dodgers their first defeat in
eleven games, the world champion Reds
were overwhelmed by the Philies and
the Giants lost the game and series to
the Cards. The Reds and Giants, by the
way. are each five fun games behind the
leading Dodgers. who have but thirteen
more games to play, SO Brooklyn wasn't
hurt by its defeat as much as were the
other contenders by their losses.
Tyler held the hard-hitting Dodgers to
three hits. while the Cubs pounded Ca
dore, Mitchell and Miljus for a 10-to-2
triumph. Robertson made five hits in as
many times at bat, getting triple, two
doubles and two singles. Paskert got
three safeties, including homer to deep
center.
The Reds couldn't do anything afield.
so the Phillies breezed to a 21-to-10 sue
cess. The world champions made nine
errors and five of these in the first in
ming helped the Phils to six runs. Both
clubs hit hard, the Phils getting seven
teen safeties and the Reds one less.
The Cards took the odd game of the
series from the Giants, 9 to 3. ST. Louis
found Douglas for a two-run lead at the
start and kept the New Yorkers trailing
the remainder of the way. McHenry
Card leftfielder, hit for the circuit.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
EVANS SETS GOLF MARK
He and Mcdonald Beat Vardon
and Ray by Five Up at Ko-
komo, Ind.

kOKOMO. Ind. September 15.-
Chick Evans. national amateur golf
champion, and Bob Mcdonald, the
Scotch professional of Chicago, in an
exhibition match at the local country
Vclub yesterday defeated Ted Ray and
Harry Vardon, British professionals.
b up in a 36-hole match
Evans set record for the local
course with total score of 67. He
shot wonderful game. despite the
poor condition af the turf.
Evans and Mcdonald were brought
to kokomo from Chicago in an air.
plane flown by L. D. Fagley of this
city.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

More men are expected out today
and tomorrow. Capt. Ike Macdonald
has yet to show up, and it is thought
he will be in a suit this afternoon. Nc
Quade. last years fullback at Eastern,
also is to report for practice today.
Morrison Clark. former Tech star. who
has been two years in college, one at
Maryland and one at Michigan. but has
yet to play college foot ball, is to be
on hand tomorrow.
Last OF the Veterans.
With the reporting of Macdonald,
McQuade and Clark, all the men eN-
pected for preliminary practice will be
on hand. Whatever more there may
be of new material will come in with
the freshman class when school for
mally opens next week.
For the first time the squad will
have on regular foot ball clothes to-
day. The jerseys and stockings failed
to show up last week for the first
workout, and the players have been
going through their stunts in track
shirts. The freshman suits came in
today. but the varsity uniforms will
not get here until next Monday or
Tuesday. The freshman suits are to
be used by the regular squad. though.
and will be turned over to the fresh
man players next week.
Considering the preparations being
made by Johns Hopkins, there should
be merry struggle in Baltimore
Thanksgiving day, when Hopkins and
Maryland meet in their usual set-to.
Not only will the Baltimoreans have
out for their eleven the excellent ma
terial which wore their colors year
ago, but several stars who have made
Evening star., 1920-09-15
DEFEATS OF WHITE SOX
MAKE GRIFFS, CHESTY
Acosta Pitches 7-to-O Victory, Getting Two of
Three in Series-Jolts Chicago's Chances
of Capturing A. L. Pennant.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

INDIANAPOLIS September 15s chesty of Grifmen who
today play the local American Association club
the benefit of Mrs Joe Leonard With half of
scheduled through the completed better than
of
the
White the flag body
this the
difficult the Geasons
pervadng
Yorkc hanC Oeyelan dcan't
Evening star., 1920-09-15

Miss Marion Zinderstein of Boston
met Mrs. Rawson Wood, New York.
while Miss Eleanor Goss, who ranks
No. on the national list, opposed Miss
Florence Ballin. Both Miss Goss and
Miss Ballin are from the New York dis
trict.
Results of the principal matches yesterday
follow:
Singles. second round-Aiss Marion Finder
stein. Boston, defeated Mrs. L. II. Wiener
Harrison. n. Y. 6-1. Go: Miss Helene
Poliak, New York. defeated Miss Helen Rice
StockbridRe, Mass. Go. 6-1; Mrs Rawson
Wood. New York, defeated Mrs. Edmund
Duble, New York. 6-3, Ga; Mrs. r. NJ.
Leachman, California. defeated Miss Eleanor
Cottman. Baltimore Ga. 60; Miss Edith
Sigourney, New York. defeated Miss Peggy
Ferguson Philadelphia. 6-1. Go; Mrs. MOlla
Bjurstedt Mallory, New York. defeated Miss
Phyllis Walsh Philadelphia. Go. Ga; Mrs.
3. F. Briggs. New York. defeated Miss
Miss Leslie Bancroft. Boston. defeated Miss
Evening star., 1920-09-15
POLO GAME is LISTED.
Fours to PLAY Here Fridax

Fours representing Middleburg. Va.
and Fort Myer will be opponents in
match on the polo field in Potomac
Park Friday afternoon. Play will be
started at o'clock. The Sd Cavalry
Band will add to the gayety of the oc-
casion.
White will be at No. /. William
Skinker, No. 2; Walker, No. 3, and
W. P. Hurlbert. No. 4. Fort Myer will
have Lieut.. c. c. Jadwin. No /; Capt.
c De Witt, No. 2: Lieut. B. M. Creel.
No. 3; Lieut.. ]. w. Diehl, No. 4, and
Lieut.. c. M. C. Jones, substitute
Evening star., 1920-09-15
JAIL FOR JACK JOHNSON.

CHICAGO. September Jack
Johnson. former worlds heavyweight
champion. was sentenced to one wear
and day in Leavenworth and fined
Si,oOO Yesterday by Federal Judge
George A. Carpenter for violation of
the Mann act.
The sentence reaffirmed that passed
on Johnson in 1913. johnson later fied
to Europe. forfeiting his $40, 600 bonds
ana from then until a few weeks ago.
When ne surrendered on the Lower
California border, he was a fugitive
from justice.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
ON FOOT BALL. FIELDS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. September l5-
Harvard has cut its first squad from
109 players to fifty-one. Three. tentaSs
tive elevens have been formed. VIII.
Woods, Humphrey and Gratwick maf~
ing the varsity backiield.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Md. Sep
tember 15.-Wiisback, at end, and Mar
tin, a half, have been doing great wori.
for the West Virginia squad, which il
drilling here.
WASHINGTON, Pa, September 10
Owing to many injuries Coach Morro'S
has stopped the Washingtond Jefferso4
players from scrimmaging for tli>
present
Evening star., 1920-09-15
ARRANGE TITLE SERIES.
Fort Worth and Little Rock t.
Meet in Seven Matches.

LITTLE ROCK Ark. September
IA series of seven exhibition
games has been arranged between
Fort Worth. Texas League champion.
and the Little Rock Travellers, an
Independent team, which includes all
the members Of the winning Little
Rock club of the Southern Associa-
tion. The local team will not of
hcially represent the Southern Asso-
citation. because of refusal of the df-
rectors to authorize the games.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Boxer Dies From Knockout.

! LOS ANGELES. Calf, September
i5.-Al Alvarez, twenty-five years old,
who was knocked unconscious in a
boxing bout with Frank Quigley at Los
died in a hospital. Surgeons attrib-
uted death to a fracture of the skull.
Quigley was held pending an inves-
tigation.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Boat Goes 71.43 Miles an Hour.

DETROIT, Mich, September 15.-
Establishing a world record of 71.4S
miles an hour, Gar Wood. with his
Miss America of the Detroit Yacht
Club, won the gold challenge cup OF
the American Powerboat Association
yesterday. taking the final thirty
mile heat of the boat classic in 25
minutes 81 2-5 seconds. The record
was made in the fifth five-mile lap.
which was covered in minutes IL
seconds.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Big Race to Peter Manning.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. September Is
Peter Manning, the big bay gelding
trotter, driven by Tommy Murphy.
captured the classic $4,000 Empire
stake at the grand circuit meeting at
the New York state fair yesterday.
He won two of three heats. Colorado
taking the other.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Checks British Cricketers.

PHILADELPHIA, September 15.-
Brilliant bowling by William Clothier
enabled the local eleven to retire the
Incognito team of British cricketers
in their first innings for a total of
245 runs. Germantown had scored
ninety-two runs for four 'wickets
when Stumps were drawn
Evening star., 1920-09-15
WILL TN|RL
Cuban Ends E. Collins Hitting
streak-Brower Displays
Fine Throwing Arm.

INDIANAPOLIS, September Is
Harry Biemiller will do the fiinging
for the Grkfs against Indianapolis
this afternoon. The squad sent on
to Cleveland IN advance of the regu-
lars included Charity. Milan, La
motto and all the other pitchers, with
the exceptionl of johnson. whose
activities will be confined to his usual
daily warm-up.
Acosta yesterday stopped a con-
Collins, which had extended over
twenty-five ames. On four trips to
the plate the second-sacker was
unable to get the bah out of the in
field.
that he possesses fine throwing
arm. Acosta threw past him trying
to nip Weaver of first The ball
rolled to the stand. but Brewer re-
covered and. with line peg directly
into Eiferbe's hands, snuffed Buck
sliding into the far corner
Charity chased jackson up against
the bleachers to get his long drive
in the sixth.
Ellerbe tossed away chance for
run by trying to score from first
on O'Neilrs single in the seventh.
but had the satisfaction Of humping
Schalk hard. Franks knee still is
stiff from being spiked by Ray. Sun
day. when the catcher slid into Sec
ond with his feet unnecessarily.
Next season there will be only three
classes of seats at Comiskey Park
box. grandstand and bleachers. The
grandstand is being extended to in
clude the pavilions on both sides,
with boxes in front of the entire
length Of the ssemi-circle. Pavilion
accommodations never have been pop
ular in Chicago
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Play Indianapolis Today Stars Report Maryland Euen
Ruth Ties Cobb's Record
As Leading Run Cetter

>NBabe'' Ruth added another
mark to his credit yesterday
when he scored twice and
brought his seasons total OF
runs up to 147, equalling the
American League record set by
Ty Cobb in 1911. The National
League record In 1876. made by
Hamilton Of Philadelphia In
1894.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

Mildred Willard, Philadelphia. e-s. e-3:
Miss Eleanor Tenant, California. defeated
60; Miss Bobbie Esch, Cleveland. defeated
Mrs. William T. Allen. Philadelphia. g.
GO: Mrs. n. W. Niles, Boston, defeated Miss
Edward A. Gamble, Baltimore. 6-3. 6-1 ;
Miss Helen Baker. California. defeated Miss
Marguerite M;n Day Davis st. Paul. 81: -; Miss
Robett Leroy. New York. Ga. 6-4; Miss
Marjorie Hines, Kansas City. defeated Mrs
II. F.. kersburg, Philadelphia, 6-3, 6-1;
Miss Florence Ballin, New York. won by de-
fault
Doubles. first round-Afrs. Rnwson Wood
and Mrs Lynch defeated Miss Bancroft and
Miss Ballin, 6-1. 3-6, IS; Mrs. Duble and
Miss Rice defeated Miss Riegel and Mrs
Smoker: 6-1. e.; Miss Hedstrom and Miss
Sigourney defeated Mrs. Allen and Miss Os-
theimer. 81. G-3: Mrs. Wightman' and Mrs.
Mallory defeated Miss Gould and Miss Davis
Ga, Go: Mrs. Seavey and Mrs. Leachman
defeated Miss strebing and Miss Ferguson
6-1. 8-4: Miss Goss and Miss Zinderstein
GO.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Knicks VS.. Dreadcaughts.

The Knickerbockers will go to Alex
andria Sunday afternoon to play the
decisive engagement of the three
game series with the Dreadnaughts,
champions of the Virginia city. The
Knicks won the first game on their
foes field, but the Big D nine triumph
ed in Georgetown.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
SHOPS AND NAVY YARD, GAME EACH.
BATTLE FOR AMATEUR TITLE TODAY

After month of battling. in which
at times seven teams have partici-
pated, the struggle for the district
Amateur Base Ball League cham
plonshlp Is due to end this afternoon
Terminal Y. M. C. A. League, winner
or the first section preliminary. and
Zone 8. Navy Yard Leagues entry
that survived the second section Sc
each of these mines has registered a
victory, Zone scoring an S-to-5 win
in seven innings yesterday. Today's
victor will be the recognized cham.
p1on OF the organized sandlotters and
will face Silver Spring, survivor of
the Independent mines tournament.
tomorrow in the first engagement Of
three-game series fer the District
title. Hughes and Handiboe will UNI
plre today's game, which starts at 30
O'Clock in Union Park, 18th. and III
streets northeast.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
WOMEN PLAY
CALIFORNIA NET STARS

PHILADELPHIA, September 5-Calfonias lawn
tennis players the
of the championship
of the Philadelphia Cricket Club Miss Helen
champion opposed Mrs Franklin Mallory New York
while Eleanor another
Philadelphia champion Mrs Leachman entry
was drawn eeneP of New York
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Olympias Go on Grid Friday.

All candidates for the Olympia Ath-
letic Club foot ball team will report
to Coaches Cohill and Durity Friday
afternoon at o'clock on the Wallach
School grounds. The Olympias are
now scheduling games with 130-pound
teams d. c. Campbell. 426 11th street
southeast, will receive challenges
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Tampa Eyens With Columbia.

TAMPA, Fla, September 15.-
Tampa, Florida State League, took
the second game of the interleague
series with Columbia, South Atlantic
Association. yesterday, to 1. making
the teams one-all.