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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-16
RUTH HAS IS HOME
runs TO his CREDIT
lRy Associated Pressl

|
| Chicago, July 16-Harry He'll
man, the smuggling <o,,tfelder of
the Detroit Tigers, went on bat.
ting rampage last week and bat
Observation-Disclosures in
the race for tthe batting fronors
| in the American League .and is
Enow.in front of Iris Speaker, the
cleveland worlds champions pi-'
lot, who stepped out in front a
week ago. /
Heilmaniboostedihis average to-
.Aa2, compared with 400 week
ago. Speaker lost Fl points,
dropping tom AIS to .3e4, ,the.
same figure held by Ty, Cobb, the
EDetroit ,batsman who Fhas *not
been in ;the game ttfe last few
weeks because ,of an injury. To-,
bin. of St. Louis, is fourth with
.375 and Babe Ruth of the Yam
KEGS, next with 81.
Up to the recent New York
Chicago series, Ruth had been
stopped by the Chicago pitchers
and in addition to this he had
been unable to get home>run in
Chicago this year. Little Dick
Kerr who set the flIome. run king
back during the last invasion of
the White Sox to New York. was
on the mound for the Chicago
club during the final, game i'll Chi
'cago. and he fell the victim Of
Ruth's bat. Babe killed two
birds with one stone. He not
only knocked out his Sind home
rum off a Chicago pitcher. but
added Chicago to the list of cities
in which he has clouted out home
runs. Chicago was the last of
the American League cities to
come in on Babes string
Ruth is far ahead of his last
seasons record for homers. He
no whas IS circuit drives. He
also has scored more runs than
any othersplayer in+thelleague.
Other leading battersGare ::~Sev-
ereid, St.2Louis, '367; Williams.
St. Louis, 1854; Veach. Detroit. !
1888: Sisler, St. Louis, 1857; F..
Collins, Chicago, 1854. |
George Cutshaw, the initial
sack guardian of the Pittsburg
Pirates, is, making Rogers Horns
by, the SteLouis star, step lively |
to retain the cad among the Ma
tional League batters. This week
the averages show Cutshaw Lhit-
ting 1892 compared with 1865 "a
week ago. 'Hornsby sli,naped 8
points but still retains the lead
with an average of .420. Cy |
Williams, of the Phillies. boosted
himself to third place with an av-
erage of 1854 George Kelley,
the slugger of the Giants, again |
leads Irish 'Meusel, of iPhiladel- |
phia for circuit. drive llonors. 9th
er leading batters Grimes, Chic !
ago, $50; Young, New York,
,357; Meusel, Philadelphia. 1854;
McHenfy, St. Louis, ..352;; Mann.
St.sLouis, .351 ;,Eouneir, ST. Louis |
..346; Maranville, fPittsburg, .545.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-16

|, Col. Thomas C..Tussey, Presi-
tdentSand gc,ReFal .naanager of san
art company sat vvVesterviAe. 1O.s
is a guest of DIR. w. D. Pryor,
while enroute to Chattanooga.
His wife and young son accom-
panyi him.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-16

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-16

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-16

If the other clubs Atrounce the
First Christians as easily as the
Presbyterians they might not be
up so high. 1t will be the Bap-
lists chance next week. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

To!ay's games not only established
Iowa as supreme In Conference cir
cleS. but gave the eleven virtually an
uhdisputcd claim to the charlottesville
OF the Middle West. The IIawkcycs.
besides winning five conference
games and losing none. defeated
Notrc Dame. the leading Middle
Western team outside OF tho big ten.
Notrc Dame defeated Nebraska aud
also the Army. The Iowa eleven
played II clean game through the
season. which left no doubt as to It's
superiority over every eleven II met
i'csidcs Notrc Dame. Minnesota. III
nois, Northwcsterr. Purdue and In
diana were defeated. most Of them
ly overwhelming scores.
Throughout the season the belief
'ha, Ohio State and Iowa would end
the season In Il tie for frs, place.
leaving The championship In dispute
gradually had grown In strength UNI
I'll IL WAS looked on az almost "A
certainty b" most football observers.
and tho expected arguments over the
relative strength OF the two teams
already had started
Illinois. however. upset the calcuia-
/ tions and gave Iowa "A clear title By
unexpectedly defeating Ohio state :
I 10 today. II was the only game
| the "lilinl" won ia the conference
| This season, and the only touchdown
. they scored against u big ten eleven.
| iowa's last championship was won
a score Of years ago. and since then
jnX seemed TO have followed the
| eleven for. on three occasions the
| Hawkcycs seemed to be certain title
winners. only 20 lose the deciding
| game by one or two points through
/ "a break in the luck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
NO FOOTBALL PRACTICE
FOR RICHMOND SQUAD
Stadium Field Deserted by
Varsity Players as Big
Game Approaches.
HAnAmAN HACK IN THE GAME
Capable Punter Ready to Enter Com
test With William md M,r,
Thursdny, IL lie II Secdcd-Dor,,I.
tory Teams PIny.

Stadium Field was practically die.
serted yesterday for the nrst Saiu,-
day afternoon in Ave weeks Dotsop
called halt to training Friday night
ana the practice contest with IN. Ia.
cal Blues did not matcriaiizc; in
stead the Srliists scattered to vnrl-
GUS parts. some sporting on the ten
MS courts. others watching the To-
cal professionals play football and
sun others visited their homes
substitute fracas occupied tho
stadium Field grid as teams repre-
sentins Thomas Hall and Jctcr Hall
of the university. battled In their
first intramural ana intcrdormitory
battle. The Jctcrltcs SINE out on
the upper side of the score. which
was to 2. both scores being mad.
o. fumbles behind the line by teams
with thci- backs to their goals.
DobsOn VIII get his varsity down In
activities again tomorrow afternoon,
but viii not put them through any
more scrimmaging. He will nee his
scrubs In the dummy drill so that
three teams viii labor faithfully on,
the plays 10 be used Thanksgiving
Day. While the comforting OF n de-
gree OF I.b. ID. on Marshal Foch on
Wednesday afternoon Will interior.
with the regular practice period,
Coach Dobson viii get his men to-
Scthcr at another hour.
liarahan returned TO tn. sound Fri
day and thereby added more reserve
to the Dobsonitcs' buckncld Tho
ianhy back and stronger bootcr may
not get In the Turkey Day struggle
with William and Mary. bu, his pres
cncc on the bench VIII lend more
pleasant feeling 20 the local mentor.
However. iiarahan Il n capable
player and viii be used IL the oc-
cas!on Is presented.
There ~ no ovcrconndcncc In the
Spidcrdom football circles. but there
II feeling that the Red and Blue
has IN. ability TO give the Indians
the game Of their lives. 4 very hone
III! indication OF the fact that the
SPIDER players anu students feel that
the Williamsburg outht has the
chance Of their lives coming out VIC
,oF!ous The strength of william and
Mary has only served to cnthuse III.
Red ana Blue and they are agh,ing
harder than ever.
The THANKSGIVING Day battle viii
AFFORD thermometers "A closeup on the
two Eastern Virginia rivals. Som.
have seen neither play this season
and VIII &c, their first opportunity
Thursday Both teams viii be num-
h"red so that the spectators can fol-
low the men in the plays with ease.
William and Mary viii invade
Richmond for tho game Zen massr"
an2 there VIII he that old dcsirabl.
college atmosphere TO the affair
Cheer leaders at both camps have
trained To lead their respective stu
dent roofing bodies. University Of
4, has
occupy the bleachcrs on the north
side OF the field. which will place
them behind the Red and Blue play
crS' bench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
INQUIRIES BEATEN
BY ST. CHRISTOPHER

St Christopher School defeated
McGuirc's University School at foot
ball Friday afternoon at Byrd Park
by the score -. II 10 d. The game
was thriller throughout.
Both clevcns rcsortcd almost en-
tircly 10 line plays. Taylor. quarter
back for st Christopher. slipping
through center twice for gains OF
thirty-ire yards Harris scored a
touchdown from McGuire's twenty
yard-iine on tacklcs-b back shift play.
iiobson registered the first touchdo " n
for ST. CHRISTOPHER from the three
yard, line after Taylor had made a
thirty five gard run.
Atkins. nalf back for McGurc's,
made two long runs Of forty and
forty-hvc yards respectively. The
first was directly responsible for Ne
Cures only score. as Itankins car
ricd the ball across the line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
VIRGINIA FRESHMEN
DEFEAT CAROLINIANs
Orange and Blues Cub Team
Victorious. IL to z. After
Hard.Fought Game.
| Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. !

lSp"cili 10 The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. 10.
The Virginia ycarlings defeated the
freshmen from North Carolina In a
spectacular game on Lambeth Field
this afternoon. II to ..
The clcvcns were about evenly
matched and had the old Dominion
cubs not had the advantage of Sow
era! breaks. different story might
be told.
The contest sccsawcd up and down
the field for nearly the entire time.
nom teams frequently rcsortinr 10
INC Kicking game. In this. Arnold Of
virginia. had II slight advantage over
sparrow. the Tarhcel quarter.
The Orange and Blue freshmen also
were more proficient in the use OF
the forward pass. complctin. four
out of eight attempts for Il total Of
ScFtntN-iive yards. while the Tar
heels wcr" only able to slip one spiral
past the Virginia defense, which was
good fo. fift"cn ycardS
The broken Held running Of Arnold
and Watts was the feature OF the
game from the ola Dominion stand
point For North Carolina, Woodson
was the hr.Sh, light.
Virginia. Position Carolina
trump .......lcft end 49,. .Vanstory
Ryan .,.......lcft tackle. George
King. ...lcft guard. Estes
fh"smar. ..... center McIvcr
ScFan fright guard. Jackson
thrrlS ....r!Ght tackle. PcnderGraft
Fleming. fright end. Smith
watts quarter back -. Sparrow
ArnoId. ....lcft half. Thomas
wilson. right half. Dixon
Settlers. fun back. Woodson
Score by quarters: Il.
virginia ...... q Oil
North Carolina ..... o o o. Z
summary: Touchdowns: Virginia
Fleming. watts North Carolina
sparrow. Suostitutions: Virginia
Walp tor Settlers Amcs for Rowan.
Little for Watts Carolina-Smith for
Jones. ilawh"ld for pendcrgraft
Time OF pcr!ods-!3l3-l3- Off
Gals: i:cfcrcc. Gooch. Virginia. I'm
pire. otto. Florida State. Head lines
man. Ray. Virginia Timckeeper.
itedwinc, North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Richmond A. e. 90 Dclmon
a G.. o.
Centre college. -. Washington and
Lee, o.
Georgia. %; Alabama. o.
Case. IS; Kenyon. o.
Wabash. ~. Depauw. o.
Wisconsin. o; Chicago. 3.
Boston College, 10: GeorIctown. IL
Wesleyan. o. Williams. 40.
Hamilton. :; Union. o.
Holy Cross. 4: New Hampshire, 10.
Butler, rs. Franklin. o.
Iowa. II: Northwestern. 0.
Mlchigan. IS: Minnesota. o.
Johns Hopkins. IL; ST. Johns. }.
Swarthmore. 55. Iiaverford. o.
Carnegie. 81: Maryland. o.
Gettysburg, 2S: Mount ST. Mary's. O.
Massachusetts Agricultural Col
lege. IA; Tufts. O.
Nebraska. 20; Amcs. :.
Mercer. Is. Chattanooga. 0.
kalamazoo College. 10, Alma COL
lege. 0.
Buckneil. CO: Susquchana. =.
L. :. infantry School Camp Ben
ninss). IA; L. S. Naval Destroyer
Force. o.
WittcnburE. o: Ohio Wesleyan. o
ohio Northern. o: 81. Xavier. IL.
Marquette. :. Notrc Dame, 81.
Indiana. 3. Purdue. o.
Illinois. :: Ohio State. o.
New York University, I: Trinity
College OF Moth Carolina. I Uie).
Tulane. 81, l.. S. L., o.
Fordham. -: Springfield. o.
Furman. 62: Wonord. o.
nenison. &; Heidelberg. o.
Hiram, o: Otterbein, u.
Niagara University, 10, St Ignatius
College. 6.
University Of Buffalo o: Rensseiau.
bethany. CO; West Virginia wes-
leyan, 0.
State College. IL Wake Forest. 0.
birmingham Southern. l6; Howard.
II.
Oregon Ageies. o: University OF
Oregon, Uie).
University of Idaho. 6; Gonzaga. o..
University of ARIZONA, "a; univcr-
sity OF New Mexico, o.
California. ~: Stanford Z.
University of Tennessee, Medical
Department. "a; University OF Missis-
delaware. G; Penn Military Col
lege. 0.
Kansas AGg!cs. Il: oklahoma. a.
Creighton, 0: South Dakota state. q.
University OF Colorado. 10: Colo
RADIO State Agricultural College. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
TIGERS FACE TARHEELS
IN. FINAL CONTEST
Hampden-Sidncy Will Meet
Wake Forest in Norfolk
Thursday
[ Special to The Timos-nisno,c, j,

Spccihi To The Times DiSpatch
aiAMfDEN-SInNEY, VA. Nov. 10.
ne hainpdtn-S sidney eleven. win
is concluding game Of IN. so.son
''i'H '"" DAY" off. is working uu-
C'asinElN 10 regain it's mid-snasnn
i"fm and from present Indication
'he team which takes the field
AGAINST Wax" Forest in Norfolk on
man k"HIvi'lE bay will lie Tho
strongest aEEroration tha; has rem.
r,Snt"d The Garnet and GRAY sipr.
me iniddi" o: October Injuries have
"'1' several OF tho regular PLAYERS
ny OF the lineup continually since
,''ht tune. but al OF IN" casnals
nay" ''nw had nearly Two wr.lSs IN
which To round into shan. and ~,
m@n are In arst-class condition
Inc team has been greatly
.'r"u Hih"n"d Ivy the return OF Ron
smith and Tyson TO the linc-up Tln
'"rfH"r l. rated as onc OF tho most
yrrSatii" hacks in virginia. ana bc
forms tn" maiuStav OF the 'ri-cr
rack h"Id Ills presence, along with
,"a, OF Tyson another t'ur back
h"id man who has h"on ON tho IN.
,-rrH 'ls' VIII enable Coach Roundy
20 throw tho same dc;viul: orfcnsc
against The North CarolinianS that
ne used ~ the contests with Rich
in"n6 University and Y. T. l. when
the Garnet and Gray eleven made
such strong ehowinrs
The locals have met defeat I'm only
TWO games this season. and ,hev
" M make strenuous efforts To cud tho
season with their record unblcmiShad
!Il IN" las' six games th.y have won
'Vc OF The contests ana tied the
other. This Is one of the hes, rec
Drds of any collcg" IN the state. and
win In their las; game Will give
me 1lsers a strong claim to the
championship among the lighter
t"hme of the. state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
NOTRE DAME DEFEATS
MARQUETTE BY q TO
tnv Associated rress.i

MILWNU EE. MIS-. Nov. "a
E"trr Dame heat Marquette Uni
Ncrsity here today. 81 TO :. in good
game that was slowed considerably
by - wci ana muddy field. Maruuctto
mad" their touchdown early in IN"
rrSt period when they blocked Il punt
and recovered the bali on the four
ward line Taughcr. fun back. car
RED ~ across ON the fourth down.
In the second period Mohardt
Notrc Dame. made twenty yards on
a tackle play and. with beautiful
interference 10y Wynnc. went over for
touchdown In the fourth period
Anderson. Notrc Dame. went fifty
yards on a pass Tor the second touch
down. In the fourth period Mohard,
again made Il run for forty five yards
bringing tho ball to Murqucttc's one
Ndrd me. WNnnc went over for a
touchdown. Marquette carried the
bali tn" rest OF the period. but failed
To score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
STANFORD LOSES CAME
TO CALIFORNIA ELEVEN
Try Associated Press. !

STA DUN. STANFORD UNIVER-
SlTf. CAL. Nov. l9.-California re-
tanned the Pacific Coast Conference
football! title today by defeating stan
FORD. ~ to :, in the now Cardinal
STADIUM before approximately $1,000
persons.
The power of the Bear football ma
chinc. which has not been defeated
IN TWO years. was too much for the
hghting Cardinals. They were UNI
ahle to stop the Bears backfield in
its line attacks or around the ends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
MICHIGAN WINS FROM
MINNESOTA BY 38-TO.O

ANN ARBOR. MICH. Nov. 19.-Ap-
pr"ximately 10000 persons this after
noon saw Michigan triumph over
Minnesota ~ 20 o. in the closing
game of the Western Conference Sea :
son. The game WAS played on n field
ankle deep in mud. but the Wolvcr-
ines started after their opponents
with rush and the result was never
in doubt. Michigan scored in each
quarter.
The wcll-knowm Minnesota shift
was effective at times. but the visitors
lacked scoring punch. The ball was
kept III Minnesota territory at nearly
all stages.
Long runs by Gappon. Upritz and
Kipc. for Michigan. and Martineai
and Gilstcad for Minnesota. featured
the play. The Michigan backs fire.
nnently clipped off runs of forty,
fifty and sixty yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
GEORGIA RUNS WILD
AGAINST ALABAMA
Takes Annual Came by 22.to-
0 Scorc-Dcfcatcd Team
Has Good Defense.
I3y Associated Dress


ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. l9.-Thc Uni
rcrsity OF Georgia running true to
form, turned back the football
eleven from the University of Ala
bama in a 80 TO o defeat In their an
nual game at Ponce dc Leon Park
here today.
The game. played on "A field of mud
and water, was marked by numerous
fumh!cs and ineffective punting be-
cause OF the slippery ball. the play
crs finding the gridiron too heavy
for accurate kicking and swift work
afoot.
Tho victory of the GeorgIans. de-
ciSiNe though il was. did not come
without stiff opposition from the
AlabaWianS. ON several occasions
the husky Athcnians. after twisting
ana plunGing their way through the
Crimson line To positions near the
goal line, We're held for downs Twice
were they stopped this way in the
second period the first time on the
courtyard line Again near the end
OF the third quarter. the mighty Jim
Reynolds was thrown hacI; for n
loss when within five yards OF Il
touchdown. the quarter ending with
the ball on Alabama's three-yard
line.
Players on both sides confined
their efforts almost entirely to
straight football. only three at
tempts ut aerial passages being
made. one by Alabama. which was
grounded. and two by Georgia. One
of the latter. Randall to Hartley,
nctted Twenty-Five yards.
Georgia started scoring in the
first period. After see saving back
and forth on fumblcs and punts I'm
Alabama territory. the Bull Dogs got
the ball on their opponents fifteen
yard line. and on six plunEes Jim
Reynolds carried ii over for Il touch
down. and Pew kicked she goal
y safety. two touchdowns and one
goal from touchdown. all made in
the final quarter. completed Gcor-
gia's tallics Starting the period
with Alabama in possession Of the
ball on their own threc-yard line.
Bartlctt's kick was blocked and he
was forced 10 fall on the ball for a
safety. Obtaining the ball on downs
1T Alabama's thirty yard line. j.
Reynolds. Hartley and Spiccr quick
~ scored, Spicer carrying the hall
over and Pew kicking goal The
final marker was put over by RAM
dali from Gcorria's fiftccn-yard line.
or ilHs gums ny niTlScil, SpiCcr.
Thompson and Hartley. Pew failed
at goal.
The second and third periods were
marked by a series OF fumblcS and
nunts. the hall most of the time be-
ing in Alabama's territory.
The lineup:
g. (22D Position. A. tOD
q. Reynolds. lct, end -. Clemens
!. Bennett. left tackle .Lanrhornc
Whclchcl. left guard Montgomery
Day ........ center ...... Wesley
Anthony. right guard 800. Hunt
Pew ........ right tackle Cooper
i, bennett. right end 80. Newton
tltts quarter back ..... Haty
thompson. LETT half bartlett
Spiccr...... right half ...Roscnfcld
Collins.... tull hack 49,. Whitaker
Scoring by periods:
Georgia ..........7 l5-2c
mamma ..........O O. o
Georgia scoring: Teuchdowns-
Reynolds Substitute for Fi,ts):
Spiccr. Randall Substitute for j.
keynolds), Goals from touchdown
Pew. =. Safcty-Bartlett Referee
Elcock. Dartmouth Umpire
Iichenor, Auburn Field judge
watkins, Scwance. Head iinesman-
Fender, Nebraska.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Hopewell Team Enters
Evening Dispatch Run

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
HONEYWELL VA, Nov. 10
liopewell will have representa-
tive team OF eight in The Even
ing Dispatch Marathon To he
staged i'm Richmond SATURDAY..
Pete Nelson. who annually gives Il
Marathon here. Will send the team
to Richmond, and states that he
has strong hopes of Hopewcll
carrying off some of the honors.
The team has been training for
two weeks and is in excellent con-
dition. Nelson Is managing tho
team during the training period.
fiopewell Will give an amateur
Marathon ABOUT the nrst OF the
year under the management OF
Pete Nelson. and many colleges
and athletes from all over tho
State are expected to enter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
SYRACUSE HUMBLES
DARTMOUTH ELEVEN
NE Ahsoclatcd prcss.l

NEW YORK. Nov lg-Syracusc
humhicd Dartmouth. Il TO I. on =
heavy rridiron AZ the Polo Grounds
today. The Orange played Il supcrto:
game and the Green was lucky 10
escape Il more decisive score
Two OF the iallics were made on
sensational runs following fumhics
In the second period Macrae picked
UP poor pass 10 Captain Robertson
and ran forty-!ivc yards for "a score
IL the third period Frugonc. ot syria
Cusc, missed a punt. Lynch picked
up the ball and scurricd thirty yards
for a touchdown for Dartmouth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Pincl,urst Golf Event
Is Brought to a Close
IBy Associated Press. f,

PISEHuRST, ~ c., Nov. 10
Tommy Harmon. Hudson River
Club professional. and his brother,
Peter. amateur of the Scottish
American Club. won the mid
South's I2-hoic best ball golf
tournament here today for am
atcur- professional pairs. Their
scores for the four rounds were
So g. 6S- 7O--273: two shots better
than the record for the event made
last year by Leon SDiegel and
Tommy Armour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
IOWA GREATEST GRID
TEAM IN MIDDLE WEST
Team Which Went Through
Conference Schedule Undc-
feated Plays Good Game.
GBy Associated press.l

CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Thc western
Conference football season closed to-
day with the University OF Iowa the
undisputcd champion for the first
rme in twenty ycars The uns,t
through which Illinois beat ohio
state. to 0. combined with Iowa.s
victory over Northwestern left tho
iiawk"y"s at the top Of the percent.
age table and avoided what had an
peared 10 be certain tie between
ONO STATE, and Iowa FOR the tile.
ON" state and Chicago tied for see
"hn ana third. aud Wisconsin was
fourth.