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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
WILCOX TAKES
INITIAL SPIN
indianapolis Driver Highly
Pleased With Work of
New PeugeOt.

"Howdy'' Wilcox whirle% lis Peugeot
around the Speedway late yesterday
afternoon in his first trial spin In prep
aration for the 500-mile race on Monday,
May 80. The famous little French racing
cars were not unloaded until yesterday
noon but "Bowdy" was in overalls and
making adjustments and inspection with
IN five minutes after the little blue
cyclone had finished it's long jurney
from Paris.
The Peugeots which wilcox and Jean
Chassagne, the the great French pilot,
Will drive, are of the same type as the
car with which Wilcox won the 500-mile
race at indianapolis in 1919. They have
four cylinders with four valves to a
cylinder and the conventional racing
I type of overhead camshaft
Chassagne, who arrived a day or two,
before the cars, had been very conserva-
tive about the speed possibilities of the
blue devils'' but "Howdy's" face lighted
| around the track. THAT boy is gong
after a repeat Of his 1919 victory this
year" said one Of the railbirds.
JOE BOYER
FLIVVERS IN.
Joe Boyer, the millionaire driver from
Detroit, arrived in town yesterday via
/ Ford. mo more high-priced cars to loan
to these members of the racing fraternity
during practice days." said Little Joe
or -Four" as he is known to most or
his racing pals.
Joe reported at once to the Duesenberg
factory, where he went TO work on his
eight-in-a line "Duesie."
Eddie Hearne, one of the first Of the
millionaire drivers, and a veteran with
brilliant record Of racing victories, also
arrived yesterday. He will be at the
wheel of his Revere, which has been at
| the track for several days under the skill
full hand Of his mechanic.
Rene Thomas, a former 500-mi1a wins
ner, and Andre Boillot finished the long
| journey from Paris yesterday Dario
Resta, another speedway victor, will ar
! rive today. The two Sunbeams which
Thomas and Resta will drive, and Biol
! lots Talbot-Darracq will be unloaded this
afternoon.
GOUX ENTERS
GRAND PRIX.
Jean Chassagne received a letter this
morning from Jules GOux, q former 500
mile race victor, with the Peugeot, an
nouncing that Goux had arranged to
drive a Ballot in the French Grand Prix
at lie Mans, France, in July. Rene
1 Thomas and Chassagne viii drive a pair
Of Ballots and fourth Ballot has been
entered, but the driver is yet to be named.
Goux was unable to come to Indianapo-
lis this year, much to the disappOint-
ment Of his American vile, an Indian
apOlis girl, whom he married here after
the race last year. He Will be busy get
| ting the Ballots in condition for the
FFanch classic.
All of the cars and drivers for the
500 mile race viii be at the track ready
for action by the first Of next week.
Judging from the speed that is being
shown by the first arrivals the rail birds
will get many thrills from practice spins.
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BY JAMES j. CORBETT,
Former Heavyweight Champion of the
World.
Copyright, 1921, by International News
SerVice)
NANHASSET, i. l., May Georges
Carpenter is going to feel very much at
home when he settles down to training
next week at Matthews farm, on the
edge of this pretty little residential town.
Gus Wilson, his faithful friend and
All of the paraphernalia that Georges
used on the other side of the pond when
training for Joe Beckett and other OPP
ponents has been shipped to this coun-
try and now is ready for the arrival of
the French champion.
Wilson has every thing-punching bags,
sandbags, weight pulleys, rubbing tables,
etc.-in place and Carpenters quarters
are as spick and span as could be-
What appeals to me most of all, how
ever, is a surprise Wilson has in store
FOR Georges. Before telling of il, | must
explain that in France Carpenter has a
fine Germanbred police dog, of which he
thinks the world. When Georges trains
en- his native soil this dog is always with
him, though he never takes it out Of the
country.
GUS BORROWS
JACKS DOG.
Now, Jack Curley, who is to be one of
Carpenters advisers in matters pertain
ing to the coming fight with Dempsey
also has a police dog. Several weeks ago
Curley was surprised when Wilson came
to him and asked II he might net taxa
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Gaining Headway

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 14-Adoption
OF a resolution calling upon the state
Legislature to prevent legalized betting
on horse racing. as unanimously accepted
by the Kentucky Federation Of Women s
Clubs, in annual convention In D6nviiie
KY, Thursday. was said today to bt
the first victory in a determined fight
to have the pari-mutuel betting machines
abolished and put gambling on horse
races In the class legally with othel
gambling.
The campaign against the machines
was launched By a number OF ministers
and laymen at recent meeting here
Helm Bruce, a prominent attorney, heads
the committee. Widely known ministers
also are on the committee.
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Cathedrals Go Big

Al Feeny's Cathedral baseballers gave
good account of themselves yesterday,
defeating the Greenfield High team at
Fairview Park by a 13 to L score. The
Irish felded WELL only one error being
chalked against them, and in addition
collected nine hits which. with the aid
Of some Greenfield errors, they stretched
into thirteen runs. Joe Harmon was the
star of the contest. He retired fifteen
men by the strike-out route and allowed
but one hit. To round out the days work
he cracked out two hits when they were
most needed. Roth also did some good
work with the stick, getting q homer and
a single in three times up. Noe hurled
creditable ball for Greenfield, whiting
eleven men, but poor support nullified
his Efforts. The teams viii meet again,
Nav q at Greenfield
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Tough Competition
in Annual Regatta
for ChiLdS Trophy

NEW YORK. May 14-Yarsity oarsmen
Of Columbia, Pennsylvania and Princeton
matched sweeps on the Harlem here to-
day In the annual race for the historic
Child'1 cup. Muggy, rainy weather was
on tap for the regatta.
The crews were scheduled to, row over
a course a mile and a half In length,
pulling down stream at flood tide The
Childs cup race was scheduled to start
at 80 o'clock, daylight saving time. AT
a preliminary to the big race the junior
varsity eights OF Pennsylvania and Co
lumbia were to row over the same course
at 3 o'clock. Princeton Is not entered in
the junior event.
While some rowing critics favored
Columbia as the probable winner of to-
days big race. a majority was of the
opinion that the event would be a nip
and-tuck affair from the start
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Feature Cards for Day
in Western Conference

CHICAGO. May 14.-Activity Of West
ern Conference colleges today was TO be
featured by a baseball game between
Illinois and Wisconsin at Madison, and
a set of track and field games between
Illinois and Michigan at Urbana, ILL.,
The Badgers were expected to give
Illinois one Of the toughest diamond
lights Of the season, in spite Of the fact
that the former have copied six straight
games
Other midwest baseball contests We're.
Michigan and Iowa at Ann Arbor, Chi
cago and Purdue at Lafayette, and In
diana and Ohio State at Bloomington
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BuFF-MILDE PLANS.

NEW YORK, May 14.-At least one
other worlds championship bout will be
held at the arena which Promoter Tex
Richard is erecting in Jersey City for the
Dempsey Carpenter heavyweight title
clash July ..
Plans already are under way fer a
battle between Jimmy Wilde Of England,
recognized fyweight title holder. and
Johnny Buff, Jersey City veteran, who
holds the American tltsS and the Richard
championship belt
The bout Is planned for Jersey City on
Labor daY.
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Rig SAILOR SHOW.

CHICAGO, May 14.-with Pal Moore
appearing In one Of the bouts, which
will be supported by nine bristling CON
tests between boxers Of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station. a capacity crowd
is expected to attend the charity boxing
show which will be conducted under
Mrs. Frederick Countiss' sponsorship
aboard the c. S. S. Commodore tonight
Proceeds of the show win so to the
Lawrence Hall for Boys.
Mrs Countiss yesterday announced
that 700 of the 900 seats had been sold.
In the event OF sell-out there will be
standing room for all who wish to see
the show. The sponsOress Of the bouts
Is enthusiastic over the success Of her
first attempt and is looking forward with
lot Of interest to seeing the sailors In
action.
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Tiger Tennisers Lose

GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 1.-THE
ne P4uw tennis team met defeat at the
hands Of the Rose Poly court artists here
Friday afternoon in the first intercolle.
giate tennis meet which the Tigers have
engaged In this year. De PAW lost 10
Rose Poly in the doubles, 6-3, lie. ia.
In the singles Carl Toole Of De Paw
lost to Williams Of Rose Poly, 6-3, go,
and Grose of De PAW defeated DrOm-
berger of Rose Poly. 81. Sc, 81. De
PAW viii hold return meet with Rose
Poly at Terre Haute, May %. The Delta
Tau Delta fraternity won the recent
nter-fraternity tennis tournament held
at De PAW
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Chuck Virgins VIII
Help Champ Get in
Shape for Big Jam

ATLANTIC CITY, May 14.-Jsck
Kearns, manager OF Jack Dempsey, who
is here training for his heavyweight
championship battle with his French
challenger, Georges Carpenter, July 2
is back in camp today after a search for
suitable sparring partners for the cham
pion.
Kearns is enthusiastic over having OBJ
tanned the consent of Chuck Virgins, In
dianapolis speed merchant, as one. Of the
champs workers. Dempsey Is looking
for fast. clever boxers. who can make him
hustle along all the time, aud Kearnr
thinks that Virgins should prove just
the man for the task. Other men who
Will be in camp early to work with the
champion are Martin Bourke, Jimmy
Darcy, Leo Houck. Jeff Clarke. Marty
Cross and Eddie O'Hara.
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Plan Opening of Auto
Speed Track at La Porte

LA PORTE, Ind, May 14.-Announee-
ment was made Friday that the old race
course at Mineral Springs, once under
military control when Chicago spOrtsmen
attempted to pull of racing events con
trary to the Indiana law, would be re-
opened as q motor course. Chicago and
Indiana motor men will manage the
uled for May Do
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Shepherd Head of New
Athletic Association

COLUMBUS, Ind. May 14.-Frederick
Shepherd, Of the Reliance Manufactur-
ing Company. was elected president of
the Columbus Athletic Association at a
meeting here yesterday Earl Coombs
Of the Coombs Auto Company. was named
vice president. The other officers elected
were; Charles S. Barnaby, treasurer. and
ton has begun work on the new baseball
park, which ii Is constructing In the
Crump driving park here. The park
win be opened with a parade and game
next Saturday afternoon. The athletic
association will promote other sports
here. and plans to promote a football
team this fall
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Kauff Case Hangs Fire

NEW YORK, May 14-Just as the
Jury was ready today to retire and con-
slider the evidence in the case Of Benny
Kauff, former Giant outfielder, charged
with stealing an automobile. Judge Grain
announced that at least four additional
witnesses should have been summoned
and that the case would hang fire" until
they have testified.
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A1AT[VR QORB

The Riverside Triangles Will hook up
with the B. A C. nine Sunday at River
side No. and a good game is predicted.
All players are requested to be there at
SI5. Bowman, take notice.
The Fraternal Order Of Eagles, No. 211
team of indianapolis viii battle the Ko-
komo Red Sox, known Statewide as one
of the fastest semi-pro teams, tomorrow
at Eagles Park formerly known as A.
B. C:s Park. The Indianapolis Eagles
also have Elwood, Ind. booked for next
Sunday. Any fast team wishing to book
games with the Eagles, address A. d.
Miller, Manager, 43 West Vermont street,
indianapolis, Ind.
The Maxwell Grays defeated the K of
P. ball team of Wilkinson at MAXWELL,
by a score of 8 to Z. For games with
Maxwell write Jesse Dobbins, Maxwell,
Ind.
The Red So1 would like to book games
with the best clubs In the city. Call
Webster 1880, or address George Slattery,
1861 North Arsenal avenue.
Any team desiring the services Of a
good catcher, in the 10 or 17-year- old
class, call Belmont 4042 and ask for
George.
The Linton Giants will play the fast
Shelburn team Sunday. The batteries
are: Linton. Williams or Miller and Perk-
ms; for Shelburn, De Bond or Leturgez
ana suthard The Lintons have May %
and 30 open. Address Manager Of the
Linton Baseball team, Linton, Ind
The indianapolis Reos win play the
Douglas Tailors tomorrow at Riverside
diamond No. 1. All players report at
the club at 1 o'clock.
The o. o. o. S. club will play the
Riversides tomorrow at Riverside
diamond No. g. The o. o. o. S. have
May -. 20 aud 80 open and would like
to book games with fast State teams
Address Ray Pittman, 1120 South West
street
The Marott Shoe nine viii clash with
the Danbrays at Brookside Park tomorrow
morning.
The Independent Ramblers will play
the Majestic Tires Sunday on the Wood
side diamond. All RambIers get in touch
with the manager for Information in re-
gard to practice for Sunday morning
Osborne Will serve the slants with
Saenger behind the bat.
The following players should call
Washington 1889 tonight: Vanstand
/ Keller, Sinclair, Grant, Lurhau, Durham,
Yeat, Eaton, Burglin, Greberl and Laiur
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Asks Action Against Park
Where Black SOx Perform

CHICAGO May IA. - A resolution
by Alderman Govier was introduced
in the city counctI yesterday ask
ing the revocation of license to Frank
P. Conroy, who operates the baseball
field. at East Seventy Fifth street and
Greenwood avenue, because four indicted
former members Of the White Sox ball
team are playing on the team there.
Alderman Lyle, speaking in objection,
said the resolution was unfair and un-
sportsmanlike.
at is. not fair he said, a"to create
prejudice until the courts decide that
they are guilty"
LYLE asked Govier to withdraw the
resolution, but the latter refused.
The requesG to suspend the rules was
voted down by IL to 81, and the resolu-
ton was referred to the Judiciary COM
mittee.
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Pittsburgh Boston-Rain.
Culver Swimming Meet
Draws Large Entry List

CULVER, Ind, May 14.-Some Of the
best swimmers in Indiana were to com
pete in the American Amateur Athletic
matches held In the Culver Military Acad-
envy swimming pool today. There were
to be five open and two local events. Nor
man Darby Of the Indianapolis Y. NJ.
c. A, titIe-holder in the 220-yard breast
stroke, and Henry Churchman of Indiana
University, title-holder in the 500-yord
free style, were to defend their titles.
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Amateurs and Other Sports
Scores and Nevs, Gossip Of the Ring,
Evans Gets Over

LONDON, May AT ana going direct
to Liverpool, from there to Hoylake ana
remain until the championship begins,
said Charles Evans, American golf cham
pion, on his arrival here.
He left today for the scene Of the
British amateur tourney, which starts
May %. 81 will be unable to remain. over
for the open tourney said Evans. Bust
ness demands that I return to Chicago"
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vauIting Jinx

NOBLESYILLE, Ind, May 14.-Howard
Jessup, aged Is, son of William Jessup,
broke both bones in his right wrist
yesterday afternoon while pole vaulting
This Is the second accident of the kind
that has happened to local high school
athletes during the past week G. Smith,
star of the local high track team. broke
his collar bone a few days ago while
vaulting The pole broke and he fell
nearly ten feet
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Fair Fan Honored

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 14-Miniature
gold footballs have been presented by
Col Robert NJ. Thompson Of New York,
former president of the Navy League, to
every member of the Naval Academy
football team. which won against the
Military Academy last fall. Miss Effie
Irving Scales, daughter Of Superintend-
ent Scales of the Academy, and a strong
rooter for the team, was included in the
presentation.
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nrnnrN To EuRoPE.

NEW YORK, May 14.--Frederick W
Ruben, secretary of the Amateur Athlete
Union, today was on the Steamship
Mauretania. en- route to Europe to at
tend a series Of meetings of the Inter
national Amateur Athletic Federations
which will be held in Switzerland late
this month and in June. Gustavus 7
Kirby, president of the American Olym
pic committee, will sail tomorrow ane
will Join Ruben on the other side
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De Pauw VS.. Wabash

GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 14-The
De PAW track team left for Crawfords
Vile this morning where the wabash
thinly clads were to be met this after
noon in a dual meet. The Tiger sqIad
was in good condition and expected to
make the meet very Interesting for their
rfu
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ROGUE at Garfield

One of the interesting features at the
Garfield Park rogue courts tomorrow aft
ernoon will be a special match between
C. r. Zimmerman Of Warsaw State cham
champion. These two players always
stage close match, and a great many
rogue fans are expected to turn out for
tomorrow's affair.
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If certain young fsllow named Tony
Carciferro happens 20 know anything
about handling his dukes, then boxing
fans Of the city will see a real tamboree
at the Independent Athletic Club tonight
when Tony and Curley sullivan step
through the ropes for their end Of the
program arranged between the Ctncin natl
and Independent Athletic Club teams.
Sullivan, amateur featherweight cham
pion of Indiana, is in great shape for his
battle tonight, and those who have been
watching him work are of the opinion
that he is much better now than when
be blazed a X o. trail through the
festherweight ranks in the State tourna.
ment last year. Where cleverness is con-
cerned, Curley steps away from anything
in the amateur ranks Of Hoosierdom, and
he hits like a pile driver with either LIST.
Reports from Cincinnati say that Car
ciferro is one Of the classiest mitt WELD
ers on tho visiting team, and that he
should make Sullivan step some for the
better of the engagement.
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CHICK VS.. HARRY.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 14.-Chuck
Virgins, Indianapolis light heavyweight,
was Friday signed to meet Harry Greb.
claimant Of the worlds light heavy
weight championship, in ten.round
bout here, May IS The bout VIII foi-
low the Indiana collegiate track and held
meet here that same afternoon.
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No Seat Rush

NEW YORK, May 14-Boxes and
ringside seats for the Dempsey Car
pentier fight at $50 per were to be
placed on sale today in Madison
Square Garden. Tex Richard an
nounced. Lower priced seats were
offered yesterday. but there was no
rush for the pastsboards.
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SAINTS GET PAIR

ST. PAUL. MINI, May 4-Purchase
Of Pitcher Earl Hanson and Infelder
Whelan from the Chicago Nationals was
announced today by the st. Paul club of
the American Association. Hanson
pitched for Peoria in the Three-I League
last year.
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ROCKY AND
RENNY MATCHED

NEW YORK, May 14-Benny Leonard
and Rocky Kansas viii meet for the
lightweight championship in a twelve
round bout June 8 in the Harrison IN -
baseball park. The managers of the prin-
cipals came to terms last night with Pro-
moter Dave Driscoll.
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CASTING MEET

The first regular Saturday afternoon
casting tournament of the Indianapolis
Casting Club was to be held today at the
newly constructed casting green's, pre-
scented by the city park board, at College
avenue and Fall Creek
large following Of angling enthu-
siasts was expected at this meet.
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College Sports

This was a big day at Butler College.
The Waseda University team Of Japan
was here for q tilt with the Bulldog nine
on Irwin field. and the Irvington students
made the party a grand and glorious af-
fair. Upon the arrival OF the Jap base
ballers this morning, a parade was
staged through the downtown streets. Be
fore the game this afternoOn the team
was to be awarded q trophy by the But
Ter students, and each member Of the
visiting outfit was to be presented with
an individual trophy.
Following the contest both teams were
to be guests OF the college at banquet
at the ClaypooI Hotel. and later at a
theater party at B. f. Keith's.
The Japs were defeated, 8 to 8, at Pur-
due yesterday, but they put up a great
scrap, and were expected TO prove all the
opposition the Butterflies could take care
% this afternoon.
One Of the big features preceding the
game was to be a flying stunt by DR..
John Kingsbury, Butler alumnus, who
was to circle above the playing field in
an airplsne. and drop the balls to be used
in the contest.
rsDorrr,.y %Lo r~or,a
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DILLON LICENSED.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Boxing licenses
were granted today TO Mike Gibbons or
st. Paul and Jack Dillon Of Indianapolis,
by the New York State boxing commits
SION Gibbons is scheduled TO meet Dave
Rosenberg Of Brooklyn here next Friday.
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ITHACA, N. Y, May 14.-Pennsylvania
track and field, are to stage their annual
dual track meet here today. A close,
hard fought meet was anticipated.
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AMERICAN League.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

AMEhINAN AboUOIAIIUNs
Toledo. OO1 O1O OS035 8
Milwaukee. ..-... 900 ITO 020-i 10 0
Batteries - Brady and Bresnahan (;
Northrop and Gossett.
Kansas City. 107 010 1910 10 9
Columbus. $50. 01O 600 600 L s 2
Batteries-Ames and McCarty; Martin,
Wilson and Hartley.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. $50 0l0 1906 10 l
Detroit .......... 100 o1O 002-4 10 2
Batteries-Harper, Ferguson, Mays
and Schang; Ehmke, Cole and Ainsmith.
Boston - 400 O72 0O1-16 Is
Chicago ..... 200 040 002-- 8 10 2
Batteries-James, Walters, Pence and
Ruel; Kerr, McWheeney, Hodge and
Schalk, Yaryan.
Washington ........ 300 01o OOo-4 10 S
Cleveland ........... 100 600 100 1
Batteries-Mogridg and Charity !;
Uhle and 0'Neill.
ST Louis...... $40 600 00"-7 2
Philadelphia ....... O04 Dol O00-5 5 o
Batteries-Davis, Bayne and SEVERED (;
Hasty, Barrett, Keefe and Perkins.