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Evening star., 1921-07-04
JACK SEES BIG BATTLE
Enjoys Pictures of Himself in Ac-
tion-Sits in Back Seat in
Movie Theater.

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. July Jack
Dempsey. still the heavyweight cham
pion of the world, observed Fourth Of
July today in addition to celebrating
the European champion, Saturday.
Dempsey plans to remain in this
vicinity for several days
The champion yesterday saw himself
in action. He motored to a motion
picture theater that was showing pic
in a back seat alongside of Jack
kearns. his manager. and Mike Trant.
the Chicago detective sergeant who
has been his bodyguard. he watched
the punch that enabled him to retain
the championship.
He also saw the punches that in the
second round caused the mass OF
humanity in the great arena to gasp
in the belief that the blond French
boxer was to make good his threat to
carry the title across the sea. Demp-
sey saw himself totter and sway as
the Frenchman sent those punches to
his Jaw. Perhaps not until he saw
the picture did he realize just how
near he had been to dropping to the
canvas floor for after the fight Demp.
sey, declared the blows had not
bothered him.
As Dempsey saw himself on the
screen infiicting punishment upon his
lighter opponent his eyes sparkled
and he leaned forward eagerly, and
uttered an exclamation of admiration
for the way Carpenter gamely came
back.
He did take it now, Mike. didn't
he?" whispered the champion to Trant.
and his husky bodyguard assented
with. He did that, Jack. he did that"
The victor laughed long and loudly
as the action of the picture was stop
ped down to sixteen times as slow as
the actual action. The picture was
of the first round, and showed cham
pion and challenger apparently float
ing in an ethereal space, lightly
daubing each other. as with powder
puffs, upon the face and body.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
TO CLEAR BIG sum
His Profits, It Is Estimated, Will
Be $3.50, ,000-Uncle Sam to
Receive 100000.

NE" YORK. July TEX Rickard
has figured that his net profit from
the pseyCarpentier fight would
be in the neighborhood Of S55o.o0o.
Rickard said he did not expect a
final and accurate statement before
Wednesday. but that expenses Of all
kinds would approximate ss5o.ooo,
and taxes on his share 500. 900, while
the gross gate receipts were expected
to exceed $1.60o.000
The government will receive, in one
form of taxation or another, about
100000.
Carpenter must pay his entire tax
to the United States before sailing for
France. Dempsey may pay his tax
in four installments next year, the
first being due in March. 1922. Car
pentier also is likely to face another
stringent income tax on arrival in
France.
There were S23 reporters and teIe-
graphers in the two press sections of
the arena. More than 100 wires, in
GLIDING telegraph. cable and tele-
phone. were used. to carry the news
to every point of the world. 1t is es-
timated that the number Of words
filed about the fight in Jersey City or
New York during the sixteen hours
between am. and midnight Of July
2 ran close to the million mark.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
D. c. WATERMEN TO RACE
Potomac Club 0arsmen and Wash.
ington Canoe Club Paddlers
in PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. July 4.-oarsmen
from New York, Duluth. Washington.
Philadelphia and other eastern cities
were entered in the Peoples regatta
to be rowed today over the mile and
a-quarter straight away course on
the Schuylkill river
Fourteen events, including singles,
doubles. four and eight cared shell
races. centipedes and canoe races,
were on the program.
One Of the features of the regatta
was expected to be the junior eight
Dared event. in which seven crews
were entered, among them the Poto-
mac Boat Club of Washington and
the New York Athletic Club.
Potomac's Junior eight will include
GUIDE, bow; Carr. No. 2: Easily, No. 8:
Chisholm, No. 4: Wolz. No. s: Inlay.
No. s.; Lewis. No. Z: Sandys. stroke,
and Kintz. coxswain. Duncan and
-Hutterly of Potomac will row in
singles contests.
W sh'n"'n. E'a"rr .'lui, has en-
Evening star., 1921-07-04
TWO Wins FOR GIANTS
Crush Braves, While Pirates Fall
Before Reds-Dodgers and
Cards Triumph.

Giants, Cards. Dodgers and Reds won
yesterday in the National League. The
second-place Gothamites twice humbled
the Braves while the leading Pirates
were losing to the Reds. The Dodgers
thrashed the Phillics and the Cards took
the measure of the Cubs.
The Giants trounced the Braves. .
to l and 10 to s. Nehf bested Nc
Quillan in a pitching duel in the first
encounter. In the second game, a slug
fest. each team used three pitchers.
Three runs in the sixth and four in the
seventh clinched victory for the Giants.
Cruise and Ford got homers in the final
tilt.
The Cards swamped the Cubs under
an S-to-3 score. Homers were made by
Schultz. Deal and Hornsby. That by the
last named tailed a runner ahead in the
third inning. drove York from the slab
and gave the Cards a permanent lead.
The Dodgers won their fourth straight
from the Phillies by a 5-to-3 score. Mil
jus hurled good ball for the Dodgers
until the ninth, when he Welded two
runs, and. was relieved by Schupp.
Hamilton and Zinn were hammered
by the Reds. who beat the Pirates.
to 3 Marquard also was hit freely:
but kept the blows scattered. Carey Of
the winners fattened his base-stealing
total with three thefts at the expense Of
Catcher Hargrave.
Evening star., 1921-07-04

bowl was an impressive one. 1t seemed
to be more like deep valley in some
harvest country. The simile was car
ried out by the brilliant colors worn
by the women. which might we'll have
been poppies in field Of wheat, and
by the curious swaying of the crowd
as sections OF 1t rose and subsided as
some new thing Of interest was seen
Georges Smile IL Real.
When the two men stood I'D TO
shake hands the disparity between
them became striking. Carpenter,
pink. slender. smiling. was silhouetted
against the dusky Drawn Of the west
ern man. Dempsey was taller and his
shoulders were wider. Carpenters
smile seemed real
Later on it was plain to be seen that
IT mad been real. He had had a fatal
belief in himself.
dempsey was perfectly cool. He
showed no irrita ability or nervousness
and when he slapped Carpenter on
the back after he vaulted into the
ring his big white teeth flashed
against the dusky background Of his
unshavenness. But when the crowd
cheered Carpenter and paid him the
slight attention Of a mere rattle Of
From that moment Dempsey frown-
ed. He sat Sullen and quiet while the
irrepressible Descamps. Carpenters
manager; bucked and shouted about
the enemy corner. Now and then he
looked up. but when the lighting began
he had q place for eyes and he glued
them to the business Of the afternoon,
the defeat of his rival. which he ac-
complished 20 get little acclaim.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
GAIN TITLE
Easily Vanquish Randle Athletic
Club in Game for Southeast
Championship.

Whatever base ball championship
Southeast Washington had to offer
now belongs to Shamrock Athletic
Club. In q game. for the title the
Big Green nine yesterday ran rings
around the Randle Athletic Club and
hurting for the Shamrocks, and had
the Randles guessing all the way.
A ninth-inning rally gave Silver
Spring q to victory over Hyatts-
VILE, Lee opened with a single. and
D. Clark was safe when Spangler
erred. Purdy sent both runners in
with his triple.
Rex Athletic Club was blanked in
a to game in Philadelphia by the
Nativity Catholic Club. The Rexmen
made only five hits, while Owen and
Kagle were nicked for ten.
DreadnauRkt Athletic Club upset
the Marines in an to l game at
Alexandria. The Dreadnaughts are
playing Clarendon this afternoon.
Astec Athletic Club scored its
fifteenth straight victory in an 1S to
8 game with Maryland Athletic
Club. The winners made many long
hits
Bnshtwood Athletic Club beat
Company. F. Hyattsville's National
Guard team. 13 to 8. Both mines
clOuted heaVliy
Berwyns bagged two victories in, q
double-header. defeating Railway
Administration nine 12 to and
Return Control team 5 to o.. -
Washington Giants defeated St.
Cyprians II to and the Annapolis
Weldons u to 8. The Giants are
piaying the Georgetown Athletics at
Union Park this afternoon. -
The Alexandria Cardinals: defeated
the Hampton Roads Training Station
team at Hampton. Va, yesterday, ITO
4, in eleventh innings. =.
The Ariels ran their string to twenty
in a row by defeating the East Wash :
ington Parks. to I. and the Roamers
IN to Q.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
RALLIES HELP INDIANS
Score in Last Three Innings to
Even Series With Tigers.
White Sox Victors.

Rallying in the last three innings of
yesterdays game, the world champion
Indians scored a win that evened
their series with the Tigers and
brought a two-game lead over the
runner-up Yankees in the American
League race. The White Sox clung to
seventh place by drubbing the Browns.
The Tribe triumphed. to S. over the
Tigers. Gardner's triple. that cleared
filled bases in the eighth. decided the
issue. The Indians had made two runs
in the sixth and another pair in the
seventh. Johnston got four singles in
as many times at bat. and Veach broke
into the two homers in one game"
club.
Faber held the Browns to five safe
ties, while the White Sox smaShed d
Davis and DeBerry and won, S to l.
The losers run was made in the final
inning. Mulligan. with a triple and
single in three times at bat. led the
winning attack.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
PLAYING NET FINALS.
Clay Court Singles and Doubles Are
Being Decided.

CHICAGO, July 4.-Walter T. Hayes
Of Chicago. national clay court tennis
champion in 1911, today met Alex
ander Squair. also Of this city, in the
final match for the 1921 title.
Hayes earned his way into the final
round by defeating Clifton 3. Herd
Of Pasadena, Calf, in three straight
sets. 7-5. 6-2, 60.
Squair won the other semi-final
match from Arthur p. Hubbell Of
Chicago. 6-2. 6-1. 6-S. 6-1.
In the doubles final John Hen
nessey and Ralph Burdick of Indian
apolis will meet Hayes and Herd.
Evening star., 1921-07-04

Carpenter Proves Gameness.
When the fnai blow was struck
Carpenter nattened on the mat. one
leg curled up in an effort to rise. He
was game. There can be no doubt
Of that. He had fought to the last
ounce of strength. Dempsey hung
over him. watching first the referee
and then the form of his PROSTATE
antagonist. With the referee he car
ried the unconscious Frenchman to
his corner. He hung there for q mo-
ment, but did not display the elation
one might have expected. Dempsey
finally arose and extended his arms
over his head in the characteristic
gesture of victory. Even then his
face was sober and grave.
1t was q Dempsey victory. but 1t
can hardly have brought great hap
piness to the champions heart. An
American crowd had openly wished
for the defeat of its own man. Per-
haps not in reality. 1t may be that
the men who cheered Carpenter ana
maintained q sullen silence when the
westerner rose to his feet did not In
their hearts wish to see him defeat
ed, but Georges had been praised as
a man who fought his country's bat
ties and Jack had been pictured in
patent leather shoes
The rebuke to the alleged Stacker
was definite. and during the tight. too.
whenever the slender body OF the
Frenchman flashed across the ring in
one of his hurricane attacks the look
ers -on cheered wildly. He was the
favorite, though few thought he could
win.
The spectacle presented by the vast
Evening star., 1921-07-04
JACK READY TO FIGHT
WILLARD. SAYS KEARNS

NEW YORK, July Jack Dempsey
Is ready to tight Jess Willard any
time the fight can be arranged, lee.
Kearns. his manager. has a.,:iounced.
Jack Is going rest 2ur ii good vaca-
Son - L Hew days and after that,
Kearns said. he will be ready for any
logical opponent.
willard. in prime physical trim. is
generally considered the only heavy
weight boxer who would extend
Dempsey to the limit.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
CUBS LAND A TWIRLER.
Kaufman Of Winnepeg Has Record
Of Ten Wins in Row.

WINNIPEG. Man. July 4.-Tony
Kaufman, leading pitcher OF the
Winnipeg Maroons. has been sold to
the Chicago Nationals. He will re-
port next spring
In the first series Of the Western
Canadian League this year Kaufman
won ten successive games.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
PITCHES NO-HIT GAME.

OGDEN. Utah. July 4.-Dave Daven-
port. former St.. Louis American,
pitcher for the Ogden team Of the
Northern Utah League, pitched q no.
hit. no-run game against the Tremon-
ton club yesterday. 49,
Not Tremonton man reached first
base. Davenport struck out sixteen
batsmen.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
Georges, With Left Hand,
Hosts u. S.-French Flag

MANHASSET. N. Y, July A.
Georges Carpenter, HIS right
arm hanging at his side, stepped
to the haEstaR in the yard OF
his camp soon after arising to-
day. and, EraspinE the halyard
I'm his left, hOisted the stars ana
Stripes and the tricOlOr OF
France to the breeze as little
Charles Ledoux. the French BAN
tamweiEht champion, sounded
sreveille."
Carpenters face lit up In
smile as his manager. Francois
Descamps, fired q salute with
1iant Arecfackefs.
A number OF guests came to
camp for the day. Carpenter
laughed ana talked with them
and asSu1ed them that he was
all right, and that his injured
right hand was not so painful.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
''BEATEN BY A BIGGER,
BUT NOT BETTER MAN"
These Words, Uttered by Corbett as Georges
Took the Count, Tell Story of Big
Fight in Nutshell.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

~ OsTON July 4Befo passing to events not already history
X such as the games the Nationals play
l. with the marching for their second
through the west fitting should be taken for few words
the match
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpenter.
weight height reach and
strength America and the world autes the
thought him fak false alarm made by publicity
big show But the exhibition
ability he before 10000 witnesses the
him
fighting credit his and his vocation
Evening star., 1921-07-04
Nogara, D. c. Bike Rider,
Sets a National Record

August J. NOGnra. District
rider. who was n member Of
the Olympic cycling team last
year. established q new 100
mile bicycling record yesterday
when he negotiated . century
on the Potomac Park speedway
course in hours, 81 minutes.
The former record OF S hours. 8
minutes, ~ 2-5 seconds was
held by Emil Brekefelt Of
ROchester. n. Y. NOEarn's trial
was held under the auspices of
the Amateur Bicycle League Of
America. He In with q tenn Of
Warrington cyclists compet-
ing against q Maryland squad
in Baltimore this afternoon.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
IS SUSPENDED
St. Louis Pitcher Has Not Reported
to Club Since It Left
Detroit June 26.

ST LOUIS, No., July 4.-Crban
Shocker. star Of the St. Louis Browns
pitching staff. has been indefinitely
suspended for leaving the club with
out permission. Business Manager
Robert Quinn has announced
Shocker remained in Detroit when
the club left for Cleveland on June 26,
and has not returned
Evening star., 1921-07-04
HITS THREE HOME RUNS.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July A.
Paddy Siglin. Salt Lake second base
man. made two home runs in the third
inning Of the second game of a double
header with Sacramento here yester-
day.
In this inning the Salt Lake team
earned eleven runs. Siglin made an
other home run in the eighth.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
MUST BATTLE TO AVOID
HITTING THE TOBOGGAN
Weakness of Pitching Staff and Slump in Clubs
Batting Likely to Result in
Disastrous Tour.

ECOND behs considered avoraby the
League have be occupied and unless the
~ themselves the slump that has
quilted recently will tumble of the refined bracket
2to4 the
park yesterday Mcbride hirengs
that Nationals
Evening star., 1921-07-04
BOUT OVER, FANS ARRIVE.
Liner Is Two Days Late-Returns
Got by Wireless.

HOBOKEN. n. j.. July 4.-The Hol-
land American liner Nieuw Amster-
dam, carrying many passengers who
had planned to witness the Dempsey
Carpenter match. arrived yesterday.
two days behind schedule.
The liner was forced to steam at
a thirteen-knot speed most Of the
voyage Returns of the fight were
received at sea by wireless.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
PARIS PAPERS RESIGNED.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. July 4.-The superiority Of
boxing @ champion, over Georges Car
pentier. the French idol, has been
accepted frankly by the newspapers
here. Press and public. however, re-
main loyal to Carpenter, who still
IL lauded as q great fighter who went
against a "stone wall"
Evening star., 1921-07-04
Wins Fourteen Straight Games.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. July 4.-Charles-
ton by winning seven games during
the last week ran its record of vic
tories to fourteen without a defeat
and has taken second place in the
Sally League. Columbia holds the
lead
Evening star., 1921-07-04
TURNER IN MAT CONTEST.

Joe Turner. Southern middleweight
wrestling champion, and Harry
(Spesdy) Schaefer Of st. Louis will
meet in Q finish match at the Capitol
Thester this afternoon. The bout will
get under way at o'clock. At the
same time. the Nationals-Red Sox
in Boston will be shown
Oh the electric scoreboard.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
Legion Proposes $3.50, 900
for Dempsey's Conqueror

TULARE, Calf. July 4-Tu-
Iare Post of the American
Legion has teleEraphed State
Commander Buron II. Fits Of
the Legion suggesting the rails
ing Of purse of a quarter OF
a million dollars for any boxer
formerly n member Of any OF
the allied or associated armies
who defeats Jack Dempsey.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
Match Jack and Georges,
This Time at Swimming

NEW YORK. July 4.@Jnck
Dempsey, world heavyweight
champion. and Georges Cnrpen-
tier. his defeated challenger,
will meet again soon, hut not as
fighters.
Both Georges and Jack, II was
learned, consider themselves
pretty fair swimmers, and they
have accepted an invitation to
race in n large swimming pool
here. There II no purse, and 1T
is not announced whether the
contest for aquatic supremacy
would be open to the public or
not.
Evening star., 1921-07-04

Records for Past Week
in the Major Leagues

The past weeks record in the
major leagues Of games played,
won and lost. with runs. hits,
errors, men left ON bases and
runs scored by opponents, in
cludinH games OF SATURDAY, In
a. fOllOwss -.
Evening star., 1921-07-04

-FIffed Tor ErickSon N the eighth.
t;;Ltted for Gaines In the ninth.
Phiiadelphia... I 0 / 0-1e
Washington 30 0 y 1 o. I
Two-hssc hits &C. Walker. Witt. Milan
Three base hits-DykeS. J. Walker. O'Rourke.
Stolen las-Rice. Sacriicas-Welch, Dugan.
E. Wslker, NcCann. H. Harris 90 Double
plays - Smith to $. Harris. =. Harris TO
o'R1urke 10 Judge. Milan To P!cinich 10 Foss.
"A. Base on halls-Oh Is. Harris 3: of Erick-
son. ]: of Gaines. = HitS-On Schacht S
In 3 % innings; OF Gaines, in l innng
OF Erickson. in l-3 innings. H.f by
pitchar-By Erickson Dkyes. -; by Il. Har-
r.s rs liarrsj. struck "mf-By Il. Harris. 5:
by Gaines. 1. Wild pitch--Erickson. Losing
pitcher - Schacht. rmpires - Messrs. NalI!n
and Connolly Time of same-2 hours and Is
minutes.
Evening star., 1921-07-04

place in the world where the news OF
Dempseys victory over Carpenter
had not yet reached yesterday. II
was Colombo. Ceylon. The Times of
Colombo cabled New York asking
that the result of the fight be trans
nitted to it at urgent rates.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
ON DEMPSEY'S TRAIL.
Reform officials to Continue tc
Seek His Arrest.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., July A.
Continued efforts to bring about the
arrest of Jack Dempsey will be made
by the International Reform Bureau,
its attorney. Herbert c. ellison, has
declared. What charge would be
brought against the champion he
would not state.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
6A6E. 7
ADAMS
GEORGES NOT TO QUIT,
BUT EXCEPTS CHAMPION
BY the Associated Press.


ANIIAsSET N Y July 4Geoges Carpenter will not retire
NV result of his defeat by Dempsey He will
excepting the champion who he admits is his
superior. .
We would like match with Bill Brennan Tom Gibbons:
hand will all right
We Manhasset
will keep shape and will be ready challenged
Evening star., 1921-07-04
FRENCHMAN "DID WELL.
BUT NOT WELL ENOUGH"
BY HERBERT COREY.

4-There Frenchman back of
fight Saturday He Of
- penter He did we'll" said he but we'll enough"
should have been
Evening star., 1921-07-04

Results of Yesterdays GameA
Philadelphia. II; Washington. 4.
Cleveland, q; Detroit. s.
Chicago, 5; St. Louis L.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

birmingham. 13: New Orleans. I.
Memphis. 3: Little Rock. g.
Chattanooga. 9-5; Mobile. l-3.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
FIGHT FILMS MISS SHIP
Hydro-airplane Fails to Locate
Liner in Fog-0ccupants
Have Narrow Escape.

NEW YORK, July 4.-One of the
hydro airplanes which sped from the
river near Boyle's Thirty Acres
Saturday afternoon with pictures of
the Dempsey-Carpentier fight. for
European fans. failed to locate the
Red Star Liner iceland in the dense
fog hanging over the waters Is miles
off shore.
The pilot and mechanic had a mar
row escape from death on the return
trip Steering by compass for Fire
Island light they made out what
seemed a fiat patch. Of land ahead.
As they descended a house loomed up
in the fog and in the crash the two
flyers were thrown out. falling into
shrubbery. Neither was seriously
injured.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES ToAoEkoN.
Cincinnati at Chicago. Cincinnati at Chicago
Al I0uis at Pittsbh st. Louis at Pittsb'h.
Boston at Phila. Boston At fhaia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
New York. 2-l8: Boston. -.
brooklyn. =: Philadelphia. 3.
ST. i.ris. y: rfi"rg g.
Evening star., 1921-07-04

Columbus. Z: Toledo, I.
louisville. 8; indianapolis. l.
Milwaukee. 8: Kansas City. 8.
st. Paul, 3: Minneapolis. :.
Evening star., 1921-07-04
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

t.AMrS TODAY. GAMES rlApkROw.
Washington at Boston. Washington 8t Boston
Phila at New York. Phila. at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis. Detroit at st. Louis.
Cbica A. Clarefnnd Chicago Cleveland.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-05-26
Advance Agents Here

The advance agents Of Bryant
IL Johnson's show were here Fri
day billing the town and went
from here to Stanton in the af-
ternoon and advertised that town
for a performance there. Mr..
Bryant senior member of the
firm is well. known to the editor
Of the Timea, and is a native of
Jackson, XIV. He runs job
printing establishment at Lex
ton under the firm name Of the
Bryant Printing Company. The
show will EXHIBIT at Stanton on
Monday after the exhibition here
on Saturday.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-05-26
Republican Confab

Quite a number of Republican
voters met at Stanton Saturday
and made tentative nominations
for county officers to be voted for
this fall as follows:
County Judge, Norvel Wireman
Sheriff, Marion Welch;
County Clerk, Sherman Robbins
Circuit Clerk, Guy Grove;
Jailor, Butler Barnes.
The lineup is good one and
does credit for the party and
shows their good judgment i n
their effort TO name the candi.
dates in peace and harmony.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-05-26
Clay City Loses to Winchester

Saturdays ball game with WIN
chester was the fourth game for
Clay City, winning the two first
and losing the two last. We feel
good by breaking even SO far and
do realize that we have been up
against some fast teams and hard
fought games. We were out class.
ed in some parts of the game but
not in all, nevertheless we think
we still have some material that
is making good.
We 60 to Bell Point Sunday,
the Doth, with a little change in
the lineup, where we expect
TO redeem what we have lost and
start out again with one game to
our credit. Bell Point h S
strengthened their lineup and
we are expecting a close game.
The management of Clay City
has taken an interest in the Mt.
Sterling team and expects to have
a winning team both at home
and at Mt. Sterling.
On Saturday the 2Sth we will
play the Bloomer Girls, of St.
Louis, at Mt. Sterling, which no
doubt will be one of the features
of the season. We are going IN
hase ball to win from now on
and will furnish the fans with
some real sport, so watch and
listen for the result of both Of
these games and gvle us all the
support you can.