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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
FINAL ROUNDS IN
GOLF PLAY TODAY
Devine, Mel Donald. Cor.
nish and Naranjo to
Fight 1t Out

The final rounds OF the Country
club golf tournament for the cup Of
Tered by the State National bank Will
be played today on the Country Club
course. -Four ~contenders were stiil
left IN the field after last Sundays
play. and these are TO battle out the
championship to-day.
The four players who are stll out
for the cup are Grover Devine. Roy
Mcdonald. Dr. 4. q. Cornish. Jr..
and Eaquipulo NsranJo, three OF
whom started tho tournament as
scratch q
In the nfth flight of the tourua-
ment this morning. Mcdonald will
meet MO. and Divine Is matched
with Cornish, Tho finals will be
paved this afternoon. in which the
wi winners OF the morning round
viii fight out the ownership OF the
cup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Men Win
Tennis Matches From
High School Teams

Varsity tennis men took " match
- from the doubles teams OF the
High School when they met yestcr-
day on the Varsity courts. Much
good tennis was displayed on both
ides Of the net. but the older men
had little trouble ami were never
I'm danger ~ losing the match. The
first match. In which Nillim Sganzini
and Bruce Hvyuus represented tho
VARSITY against owen Marion and Max
Merritt for the High school was taken
by the University men G-5. GO TIE
second match between Frank Reeves
and Vernon Wiley Tor the Varsity
and Ralph Marion and Glass,nun for
the prep school also went 20 three
games. 80. Ga. G-i II had been
eNpsytCd that Filler would Doe mated
with Marion la the second match.
but his placed was filled by Glass
man Instead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
ENTRIES COMING N
FOR |ATERSCHOLAST|C
TRACK MEET HERE


Entries for the ninth annaul inter
scholastic track and field meet 70
which the stats Unlcersity is acting
- host are coming In rapidly to Prof.
A. O. Weeac. chairman Of tho com
mittce In charge o. Arrangements
1he date Of The meet has been sct for
May ie and ~. and Prof. Wceso ex-
poets That practically every high
school In The state wiii send a rcrre-
sentatiou to the meet
The University. which every year
acts as hosi I o the ali-high school
meet il making elaborate plans for
the meet. and will bear the entire
expense Of the entertainment Of the
sisitorn. a. well as the expenses In
cidcntai 20 the meet itself. Members
% thc NinitlnF team win De housed
In h University dormiiories, snd
viii secure their meals az the bnf-
verrfty dining han. Transportatit q
about town will be provided for by
University ara 30 that the only en-
penso 10 wnich The teams viii be put
VIII b. then railway fare. Social
functions are nlno being arranged
tor the ENTERTAINMENT % the rack
and gceum nen during their stay.
Tbs outcome OF the tract meet Will
detetmine the ownership OF the an
terscholastic track meet cup. at
ept held BY the Albuquerque High
school. A second cup will be given
10 q e team winning the relay race.
and medals win be given 20 all con-
testants placing In any event The
mudais have been provided BY the
University. and are costing about
sc.
Prellminarias Of the track events
viii be held on the nret DAY Of the
Ineet. and the finals will be run off
on the second. The meet. which will
b. conducted throughout according
~ r4ses OF the interscholuaatlc
athletic and iyceunt association, will
consist OF the following events: 100
yasd dash. 220 yard dash. 40 yard
dash. $50 yard run. one mile run. pole
vault. high jump. ~ pound shot put.
Discus. Jayclin. running broad jump,
40 yard high hurdles. go yard low
hurdles. and the one mue relay.
on the second day Of the meet n
lyceum contest Will be- hc.sL consisting
OF orations for the boys ana deciama-
lions ior the Girls. Each speech viii
be linked to fifteen minuteN The
iyceum contest will also De conducted
according 10 the rules Of the inter-
achoiastic athletic and lyceun asso-
citation.
The gate receipts from the meet
viii be divided among tbs high
schools sending teams according 20
the numbcr OF contestants and dts
lance Travelled.
Details are az present being ar
ranged for an interschoiastic tennis
tournament to BE- played during the
meet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Indian School Wins
From Varsity Team
BY Narrow Margin

Tho University OF New Mexico base
hall team met defeat for the second
time this scason whom u crossed bats
with the United states Indian school
on the lattor's grounds yesterday
afternoon Tho varsity's first defeat
was NJ the hands Of the u. C. T. team.
N scoro yesterday was s 20 z
Cartwright and Bramlctt formed
n battery for tho university team
and burnside did the tNirlinR for
the Indian school nina. The In
dian Hchool took tho lead by making
three runs IN tho first inning Al
though they were not sure Of victory
a. any time during the game. tho
Indians kept the lead.
The university llne-up follows.
nraml'tt g.: Cartwright. p; Uufnns.
~. Bornhart. %: Bryan. ~; Swim
nry So; Moore. o.: Brown, q; Scoop
miro. 70: Mllkcrson. sub.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Cleo Specialists
New Ball Team to
Meet Shop Players

Tho Cleo Specials. a uow baseball
team which broke into the linclight
several nights ago when % played a
So practice game with the Aqs. vii
play their fret real game Of IN, sea-
nn sunday moruiuE with the shop
Apprentice team at Washington Park.
l'ciock
II 81 20 be- tho apprentices first
gamo OF the season also. Tho CLEO
lineup follows James. e. iovatu. .
Grunsfold, ~. clayton. 20. Farrell.
30. T.. Glassmnu. ss MuttcuCi, II
sanchez ,f. Watson. o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Las Vegas Summer
Normal School to
Open on June l

LAS VEGAS. n NJ. April 23.-The
Summer term % tbs New Mexico Nor
ma university Will bo held In this
cts, June I % July 2s. A strong
faculty has been assembled. and there
b. assurance hat there viii be enough
teachers 10 take care Of all the
classes.
Tho Commercial club Of las Vegas
has guaranteed tho Normal Univcr-
atty AGAINST n deficit In the summer
tghooi Of $500.
Dr. Frank a. n. Roberts president
Of the school has been notified that
the railways viii give n rate q n
and ono-half fare for the round trip
from any part Of n state. This viii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
GuEVAHN WITH TRINIDAD

Espiririon SPEEDY GucvHrn, re-
liable baseball ,1tcher for the Old
Town stare last year Is now plas ina
tith the Trinidad baseball tohmi hc-
'urdiuE TO- word received By I, y.
Duran. secretary treasurer 81 tho
stars Tho Trinidad team is now
H~udoayoring To secure a series Of
games with tho Duke city Grnys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
High School Net Play
Narrows Down to S

Tho tennis tournament among the
BOYS AZ the High School 20 dctor-
miue the members Of the team 20
represent Albuquerque iu the tennis
matches a. Santa Ne and IN the state
meet at Albuquerque had narrowed
Town Yesterday 20 five men Maxwell
Mtrritt being first. Ely Glassman.
Itnlph Marion owen Marion nud
Howe Ellcr MAX" up Tho squad. A.
q meeting held Thursday night Ralph
Marion was elected captain OF the
team.
Coach Moore has arranged "a match
with The high school az Santa Ne and
has also entered his team IN the
state tennis tournament 10 be held
the state track meet at the
University on May 70 ana ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Old Town Stars
To Meet the Mines

The Ola Town atars and thu Old
Toan Mines vii hattie for baseball
hunnG1 this afternoon on the grounda
az Fourteenth street aud NV YORK
nsenut. The game probably viii be
caliad ~ +. o'clock
rn4lila and orflx probably will do
The lnlrkng and receivlng for the
Mines aud oulIlIam. Luoero and naca
fur ne aara HON teams hars been
a p~Iaciicr Cor several pp4ks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
CLEVELAND MAKES
IT THREE STRAIGHT
FROM ST. LOUIS
Coveleski Holds Browns
in Check: Detroit De-
feats Chicago

CLEVELAND. April 2s.--The
Cleveland Indians made Il three
straight from st. Louis when troy
copied today's game here 6 20 2.
Stephenson, who has hit safety IN
eight consecutive game. failed to
connect today. Score:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
CINCINNATI DRIVES
HAMILTON FROM
BOX, WINS 5-4
Pittsburg Beaten in First
Inning; Chicago Trims
ST. Louis

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April "a
Rive safe swats on Hamilton IN tho
first inning nettcd tho Cincinnati
Reds tour runs. A homer 20 tho
center field wall by Fonzeca added
another tally and the visitors romped
homo with a 8 to 4 victory over tho
Pirates mere today. Score;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Pennsylvania Wins
Dual Track Meet

PHILADELPHIA. April 2S.-penn-
sylvauia's track team ran away with
b dual track meet here this after
noon with Harvard getting 90 i-a
points % the Cumson's 81 20 Com
paratiNcly poor marks were made IN
all vents because OF the muddy con-
dillon OF the field. II was the first
dual NEE; Pennsylvania has won
from tleryard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Roswell High Wins
Pecos Valley Meet

ROSWELL. n. ~. April ga High
schools OF tho pecos valley met to-
day on Institute athletic field for
the second annual track meet Hos-
vel high won tho meet by a scoro
OF hA points out 81 a posuiolc los
mihEcran took second place and
Carlsbad third.
Jones starred for Roswell, taking
~ points BrookHhiro FOR lager
nan took n points.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
National Iencug.

Cincinnati g. Pittsburgh 4.
Chicago s; 81. Louis 4.
Philadelphia at New York. rain.
Boston at brooklyn; rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

st. LOUIS. ms. April 23.-The
Cubs pounded Mays and REVERE all
over the lot today and took the game
from tho Cardinals 6 I o 1. The
Cardinal sluggvrs were unable to hit
Tyler. Score.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

WhittCd. three baso hits-Paskert,
Carey. home runa-Fonzeca, Bigbee,
sacrifice nits-Daubert. Bohne,
stolen bascs-Bohne; struck out-by
Marquard q: by Hamilton 1. by Glaz-
ncr q bases on balls-on Vanguard
4 on Hamilton /. on Carlson /. UNI
pircs-Qulglcy and ODay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

son. seweli. Smith. Speaker. Jacob
son., Colevskie. three base hits
Sewell: stolen bases. Gleason: sacri-
flee hits-Johnson, Lamb 2, Gardner.
bases on balls-On Davis s, Covelskle
4; struck out by Coveiskie I. by Davis
I; double plays-O'Nciii to Stephen
son. wild ritch-DIvis / umpiros-
Evans and Hildchrand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Carpenter to Train
On Long Island

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Ocorges
Carpenter win train for his worlds
championship fight with Jack Demp-
10y al Manhasset, Long Island, n was
announced here tonight BY Captain
fhieny Mailei, personal representa-
% the frcnchman. Tho site
selected consists Of ~ acres 81 land
on al inlet Of Long Island souud
Will give che bathing facilities
favored by the f1vnchman In his
training
the HEItAID WANT AID PAGE
has q classification for every puEnose
and results Cor those who We them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

Don'i Wish 700 could rent your apart
nent-Rent a.
Don't wisA you could sell youT hsuss-
Sell H.
Howl
By using the Hsralds Classified coiamna
pAons ste' Peops sts,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

CHICAGO. April 23.-Thc White
SoN took the second game from the
Tigers today. defeating them In an
eleven inning contest , to ?. Score:
nsfroif An - n nn T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

cote. O'Farrrl. Deal. Barber; double
Tlays-ClcmonH 20 Lavan. Deal 20
Terry 20 Grimes: Grimes 20 Holloch-
er, bases ON hnlls-om May I, York 3.
struck ont by May 1. Rcvicro 2, by
Tyler !. by YORK 4 umpiros-Mornn
and Niripr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

81. Louis 2; Cleveland 6.
Detroit Z; Chicago 2, (ii innings.)
Washington at Boston; rain.
New York az Philadelphia; rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

"'V''I u IT. y.
Detroit .......IOt 900 600 10 Z I
Chicago 900 0Oi 600 Oi-2 ~ 2
Summary: Two base hits-Collins
Co Faik; struck out-by Leonard 3; by
Fabcr 2 by Hodges l. bases on
talls-on Leonard 3; on Hodges 2:
stolen baa.s-YOung q Bush. cobb.
i1crinc" hits-shcily. umpircs-Chill
and Owens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

There are absolutely no substi.
tutes for Bezemek products.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

lNlAlH HHssfHsHHaN . AZ
'Batted for Hamilton In third.
'sBattod for GlaEner In seventh.
Score. n. n. T..
Cincinnati .......i0i 900 600 3 :
pittsburIh 200 COZ 10 1
aumv.uVNH TNva haaa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

hAAN'A UT hihN'if IN 'ANhANs
''Batted for Goodwin in ninth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

Jr Girls -lV yard relay. tNulN
names ~ the last runners were taken
though the other three on Zach team
deserve the same credit Louise Cox.
first; Elolse Robertson. second Mar
seconds.
Jr Boyr. ESQ yard rolav-pifanio
SHiazar first sam Glassman. SOC
ond; Raymond Hall, third. Time.
80 as Feronds
-. Girls. ego yard relay Narcissa
Gentry first; Niles Strumquisi seq
oud. Alice iittlciohn. third. Time.
~ Us s.enndh
ST. Boys, go yard rciay-Alfred
Miramon. first; Charles Pearce. Sec
ond Warrior Graham, third. Time.
70 s-s sec.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
NO SUCH THING AS
FLOOD AT ASTORIA

ASTORIA, ore, Jan, S.-While a
large portion of the northwest has
teen inundated by flood incident to the
heavy rains of the past weeks and
wharves and Warehouses flooded, AS
toria has suffered in nowise from
Flooding of stores or docks,
In spite of any swollen condition ei
the streams tributary to it, the lower
Columbia river has never been known
Ia flood, due to the immediate evacua
tion of the harbor by the tide and it,
Immense size. The Port of Astoria ter
minals with their valuable quantities
of goods have not suffered from the
weather or water and their activities
have progressed unhindered.
Slides have blocked the Columbia
highway entering the city, but tn
railway has been kept clear, save lol
nomentary interruption of service,
The terrific storm did not hinder thu
steamer Tiverton from crossing out tS
sea Tuesday in the face of a % milk
gale-a feat which would have beer
impossible before the channel wa
deepened to its present AZ foot mark,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
TPAPSHOOTERS CHANGE
RULES AT CONVENTION

/ CHICAGO. Jan. S.-(A. PJ-Thc
American trapshooting association
opened It's annual meeting Friday, but
because Of the large volume of bus
! mess to be attended TO. the award Of
the Grand American handicap will be
made al saturdays session. Cleveland
Atlantic City and Chicago are the
chief contestants for the shoot
The association standardized state
zone and national Journeys by decid p
ing on 200 targets for all Championship
meets. It also was decided to hold a
professional event in connection with
all state and national tournaments
the shoot to be from 16-yard rise and
200 targets.
The Pacific coast was divided int
two zones, the northwestern. to include
Washington. Oregon. Idaho and Mon
tana: the southern zone will be made
up OF California, Nevada, Utah and
Wyoming Yearly averages will b.
computed from basis of 1000 regis
tered targets instead of from 1000, as
heretofore.
The Panama canal zone was granted
a district association and will be rep
resented in the grand American.
Zone championships were awarded
as follows:
Eastern at New Haven Conn.
southern at Atlanta. Ga. Great Lakes
at Minneapolis, MINI: Prairie at Hur-
on. s. D.; Pacific coast at Tacoma.
Wash. No dates were set.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
PENNANT WINNERS ARE
LEADERS IN FIELDING

Vernon, winner Of the coast league
penant for 1920, was by six points the
best fielding club in the circuit, ac-
cording to the official club and indi-
vidual fielding averages released today.
The Tigers ficlded .972 in 200 games,
handling 5i61 putouts and 2552 assists
with only 22S errors.
San Francisco made TIE most errors
S79, in POI games and had an average
Of 957. That club also handled the
most chances. $3.50 Portland stood
fourth in fielding with 1868 mark
for lSg games. Salt Lake in 1855
games, had the same mark.
Mollwitz, sacramento first baseman,
led the initial sackers who played in
Zoo or more contests. His seatson
average was .9S7. He made % errors.
Lew Blue, Portland first baseman. was
most erratic, tossing away 33 chances
and ending with a .9S2 figure.
Marty McGaffigan. also of Sacra-
mento. was the steadiest second base
man, making but % boobies in l51
games for an average Of .975. He was
followed by Fisher. of Vernon, with
s71 average for Is0 contests.
Tex Wisterzil Portland's third sack
rr. ended with the best average of the
torrid corner guardians. He handled
593 chances with "a slips. giving him
"A .961 average. Bill Siumpf, Of Seattle
was nearest to him. doing .953 for l42
games.
Johnny Mitchell, of Vernon. played
IN ig5 games and made only AZ errors
while handling 1889 chances. His was
the longest service record of any
coast league infielder and he handled
more chances than any save the first
lasemen
George Maisel. Of Portland, Hughie
High. Of Vernon and Brick Eldred of
Seattle. werc the leagues three best
fielding outficlders. Maisel and Hiea
each made bue three errors while
handling 404 chances each. They
were given averages OF ,995. Eldred
made seven hobbies in 1SS games for
figure Of .9S5, Seven pitchers fielded
faultlessly, PIl Prough, Of Sacramento
going through As games and handling
1O7 chances with skip. Forrest
Cady. of Sacramento. led the catchers
with a percentage of 1888 in loS
games.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
MITCHELL GETS DRAW
WITH WILLIE JACKSON

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Willie Jack
son Of New York and Pinkey Mitchell
Of Milwaukee fought Is rounds to a
draw at MADISON Square Garden last
night
Major Biddle. who was one of the
Judges. decided in favor of Jackson
While Muleoon, the other Judge, gave
The bout to Mitchell. Referee Louis
White then declared the bout draw
Mitchell weighed 1873 pounds and
jackson l34 at p. IN.
From beginning to end the bout was
fast. Mitchell landed more frequently
but jackson delivered tho heavier
blows. Mitchels long arm became
entangled occasionally around his op-
fpunent's neck and he was cautioned
at least three times for holding
Mitchells best round was the seven
IN in which the men fought three times
back and forth across the ring ano
we're so busily exchanging blows al
the close of the round that the ap-
plause of the spectators drowned out
the sound of the gong.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
JACKRABBITS WILL RUN
TOMORROW WHEN LOCAL
SHOOTERS START DRIVE

JACK RABBI servicem CIV
4 Jack Rabbits will furnish the !
= defense tomorrow when TWO 4
+ score Of Pendleton Rod & Gun 4
4 Club shooters advance upon 4
4 them IN phalanx. The occasion 4
& is the first social shoot Of the 4
+ season for the clubmen and jack 4
+ rabbits are to be the quarry. 4
Where the two teams viii 4
4 shoot Is known only 10 their re- 4
4 spective captains. At 6 a. m, 4
+ the contestants will leave Pendle- 4
; ton for tho rabbit areas Of the 4
+ west end and at tomorrow 4
4 evening they will be back. The 4
T. shoot is in the nature Of a CON 4
+ test, with the loser due to furnish 4
+ banquet for the winner. Dan 4
+ Bowman and Sol Baum are cap j
tains Of the teams
i j. 4 + + = + = + + +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
BUT UMATILLA COUNTY
ACTED BEFORE THEY DID

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan s.-{A PD
Assurances that money raised in the
T.. S. to succor starving children ol
Europe would be expended in this
country were contained in telegram
from Herbert Hoover, received TO-DAY
bv Frederick j. Roster, San Francisco
chairman of the European relief coun-
Gil.
The movement to obtain ruling
from Hoover, who is the national
chairman of the relief council, was in
stituted by the California Industries
ssociauon, representing various pro-
iucers and manufacturers Of the state
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
ONE POINT NOSES OUT
PENDLETON DASKETERS
IN WALLA WALLA GYM
First Game of Season Shows
Locals to Have Strength and
Loss is Due to Free Throw
After Foul is Made.

One point caused the defeat OF Fen
dleton high schools basketball team
last night at the hands Of Walla Walla
high school in the Wa-ili gym. The
winning point was scored by a free
throw, following foul committed
Just before the final whistle blew. The
score was 2l to 20.
The local team, which was given no
hope for victory before the game,
showed more power In competition
than had been seen IN practice. The
boys let the Walla Wallans get away
from them in the first half but stiff
fened In the second half and tied
things up until the final minute.
Tho entire squad put up q good
game, according TO the coach. The
brunt of the scoring fell to Kenneth
stendal. at forward, who turned in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
ELK IN YELLOWSTONE
PARK FARING BETTER

Hell ENA, Mont, Jan S.-(A. PD--
Elk in Yellowstone national park
Jared better during the hunting season
which closed Christmas day than they
have IN the last 10 years, according
to statement given out by the office
cfo the Montana state game warden.
Because of lack o. snow and severe
weather in tho park the elk strayed
in the protected area and did not come
to the lower levels in Gallatin and Park
counties. Usually the elk come out Of
the park TO feed and are an easy tar
eetfor hunters Last year in Gallatin
and Park counties, 1t is estimated
considerably under 5000 elk were
killed Deer also II was rtated. stray
cd within the park boundaries and not
many Of these animals were killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
NATIONAL AMATEUR GOLF
PLAY GOES TO ST. LOUIS

NEW YORK. Jan. S.--tA. P)-The
National Amateur golf Championship
tournament for 1921 was awarded TO
the St. Louis Country club, Clayton.
Mo, at the eTth annual meeting Of the
United States Golf association here
last night
The national open golf tournament
was awarded to the Columbia clu1
Chevy Chase. Nd.