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Evening star., 1922-09-29
NATIONAL RIFLE TITLE
IS TAKEN BY MARINES

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. September 30
The United States Marine Corps
team won the national rife team
match yesterday, with total score
of 2.s4S. out OF Il possible 5000. de-
f"ating 4 field Of fortynine compet-
itors.
The match was a close one. the
United States Infantry winning sec
ond place, with 2,236, and :he Coast
Artillery Corps third. with 2.s24.
When the match opened on the final
stage at the 1.GOJ-yard range :hc
coast artillery was leading. with the
marines second and the infantry
third.
In winning the event, the marines
scored 44O at 200 yards slow fire, 1876
at 200 yards rapid-fire, 4a7 at 800
yards rapid fire. 4S2 at 600 yards
siow-fire, and ?S3 at 1000 yards slow
fire.
follows: L. 6 Navy. 2,S1t; cavalry
engineers. a.s1S: Massachusetts VA
t:nnal Guard. $500; Illinois civilian,
3..62: New York National Guard.
2.745: Penns! !lvaria Nationa! Guard.
a.730: 9th Corps area. ESQ: Washing
ton National Guard c.72S: Sth Corps
area, 2.I2S. and the District OF Column
bia National Guard. 2.I2a.
The Crited States Marine Corps
was the winner ot this match in 1921.
and won it six times previous TO tina;
time since the national matches have
been in progress. dating back TO 1908.
Private Raymond .. Coulter. twer-
ty-two. of Mount Sterling, H.. shoot
ing on the marines team. established
of a possible 500 over the entire
course OF five stages. a score that has
never been equaled in national rifle
team match competiti"n.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
Facts About Foot Ball;
The Best Play to Use
BY SOL METZCER
Copyright. 1922

With the ball on your opponents
4O-yard line. fourth down. 10 yards to
gain, the play is determined by score
and time remaining to play. II you
are leading and lack man who can
place or drop kick goals from this
distance. by all means punt and punt
high and TO one side or the other OF
the field-that is, place your punt
along the nearest side line ard high
enough to keep it from rolling over
the goal line You then put the op-
position not only near its goal line
and in possession Of the ball, but also
compel it to play against another
great handicap-just one side of the
field to attack. AS pointed out in a
previous release. a team close to the
side line really has to lose a down in
order to get into position to attack.
doing so by running the ball out or
bounds.
If you are behind and there is little
time remaining to play, the only play
to use is pass that will gain you a
first down if caught. A short pass
may not do SO. as the receiver may
not be 10 yards beyond the scrim-
mage line. Running plays rarely
gain 10 Yards. If it is early in the
game and the other team leads. hav-
ing scored by some fluke and not by
means of superiority of methods. the
best play is 4 punt played as above
outlined. This usually forces the op-
position to kick again. Thus you gain
possession of the ball in some four
pIays near where you last put 1t in
play, with first down to your credit.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
PERRY A. c. GRID TEAM
WILL PLAY TOMORROW

Perry A. e. foot ballers will make
their seasons bow tomorrow morning
in game with the Cornell Juniors at
18th and Taylor streets.
Perry Players who will get into the
game are Slankcr, Simpson. McGrew
Summers. King, Mathews. LOTUS,
Corson. DeZendorf, Livingston, Belt,
Stanton. Feinburg and Murray
st. Agnes and Shamrock elevens will
clash on Catholic University field to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Play
ers are asked to report at Lincoln
road and Randolph street at $50
sharp.
hanawha A. L. Eridmen will prac-
tfce this evening at $50 at Tth and l.
streets. and an candidates are asked
to be on hand. Teams in the 135-
pound class may arrange games by
calling Franklin 1896 between and
$40.
Mohawk Junior Reserves are out
for the 125-pound title of the District
They will open their season Sunday
with the st. Teresa Juniors as OPP
ponents. Other teams desiring games
should get in touch with Capt. Cor
mick, 1906 q street southeast.
4 practice sessiOn of the Triangle
Eridironers will be held Sunday. and
all members of the squad are asked
to get into communication with Man
ager Curtin at Franklin 3l33
Evening star., 1922-09-29
MORE ATHLETES TO GO
IN Bis TEN CLEANUP

CHICAGO. September 2s.-Strict en-
forcement OF the rule prohibiting big
ten athletes from engaging in pro-
fessional sports during their college
careers is the demand of the Uni
versity Of Illinois, which again has
taken the lead in cleaning out profess
sionalism by disqualifying one OF It's
own base ball and grid stars. ~
Other big ten athletes may follow
Tom McCann, Illini star. on the in
eligible list, according to George Huff,
athletic director at Illinois. HUFF de-
clined to amplify his remarks with
any detailed statement beyond de-
claring that more athletes at Illinois
and other big ten schools may forfeit
their eligibility to perform on col
lege fields as a result Of the anti
professionalism campaign.
Il am appalled, by the spread OF pro-
fessionalism," he said. 81 am sorry
for the whole thing, because there Is
no future in professional sport except
for men of exceptional ability.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
DUSKY CADDIES NEARLY
RUIN SOUTHERN TOURNEY

NASHVILLE, September o.
Players in the southern open golf
tournament starting over the
Belle Meade course here yesterday
came near having to "tOte their
own" when the negro caddIes
went ON n strike for more money
and departed in n body to catch
a ear back to town.
The popularity of George Liv-
fpgstone. Belle Meade pro, saved
the day, hNoever. Walking over
to the assembled caddfes. nc
asked:
"WhN wants 10 cadd! for me
tOdRy:"
81 does, Nr. JawRr," replied
twenty or more of the strikers.
"COmc on thea" the pro replied.
and they followed him back To the
clubhouse In "A body, az they had
left 1t.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
.BURKE'S PIGEON FIRST
IN 15O-M|LE CONTEST

A pigeon belonging to II. c. Burke
won the 150-mile race from Amherst
10 Washington. leading a large and
speedy field home. The first ten to
finish, with their average speed in
yards per minute. follow: II. C.
Burke, 1896: D. Costello. 1.23242;
W. l.. Parts. 123i.2S; H. C. Burke.
1.22s.sS; f. F. Brie!, 1.226.43: w. W.
Hardy, 1.224.93; J. Garner. 1.21s.24:
W. Crawford. 1.214.1s; Blair loft.
1,2l4.05, and c. b. GlaZer, 1.211.S6.
Manor loft entries were one-two
in the 100.mile race from Cflarlottes-
willie. Va. which was flown under tho
auspices Of the District Racing Pi-
gean Club. The ten leaders. with their
average speed in yards per minute.
We're:
Manor loft. 1910: Manor loft.
eIl.O5: H. c. Hile. e65.oe: Charles F.
Rupert. 901.62: w. S. Hixson. S91.64;
Frank 3. Key.s. S94.s6; Baird's farm,
s94.O0: United States Navy. See.oi;
D. c. Hartley. S62.sl; +. L. D:este,
g.. 06
Evening star., 1922-09-29
Do,Un the Alleys

Annex, No. .. won all three games
Internal Revenue League last night
Leslie, lead-off man for the v;ctors,
toppled over 1923 pins for the best set
In the AEEies' Lnterbureau League
Accounts won two games from the
Plant Bureau. Stork leading with 319!
Soils forfeited to Farm Management;
Chemistry cleaned up on States Re
lations, Hausley being best, with 3aa2,
and Markets won two out OF three
from Secretary's Office. Eidness being
high man, with 29S.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

Q. What is scrimmage"
A. scrimmaRe takes place when
the holder OF the bali places 1t nat
upon the ground, with its long axis
mt right anxles to the line OF scrim-
mage. and puts it into play by snap
ping it back. The scriInmage does
not end until the ball Is dead. Rule q,
section 2.
Q. Is it goal if the ball goes over
either of the uprights
4. 1t IL IL any part Of the ball passes
directly over either upright. Rule 6.
section 2.
@. If player catches a punt with
one foot in the field of play and the
other in the end zone and then
touches the ball down in the end zone,
is it a touchback or safety?
A. 1t II a safety, scoring two points
for the opponents. Rule g. section Is,
Q. If a fumbled ball is accidentally
kicked by a player trying to pick it
up. may he recover it and his side
retain possession OF it?
A. He may not; loss of ball to his
side Mt the spot of foul. Rule 20, Sec
tIon =.
Q. When is an i!legal>substitution
completed"
A. When the substitute had report
ed to referee or umpire and the
change has been made. Rule ..
Evening star., 1922-09-29
SOUTH CAROLINA TEAMS
|. IN FOUR GAMES TODAY

COLUMBIA. S. c.. September 70
South Carolina foot ball teams got
into action today, four contests being
played in which seven state teams
participated.
The contests were originally set for
Saturday, but were advanced in order
that the Clemson College-Centre con-
test at Clemson tomorrow night have
a clear field.
The schedule for today follows:
At Columbia, South Carolina VS..
Erskine: at Greenville, Newberry VS..
Furman: at Clinton. Davidson VS..
Presbyterian: at Spartanburg. Wofford
VI. North Georgia Aggies.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

Pennsylvania and Penn State have
contests that should not extend them
very much Franklin and Marshall
appears against the former and Will
nam and Mary is the opponent of the
latter. Five or six touchdowns ought
10 be the margins of victory in each
case. Pittsburgh goes out TO the
University of Cincinnati and may find
somewhat rougher shedding there
,han 1t expects. Georgetown people
Will be interested in this contest, as
Cincinnati plays here later in the sea-
son.
Cornell, with st. Bonaventurc ap-
pearing at Ithaca. and Syracuse. with
Munlenbe-S as its opponent. are not
likely to be taxed very much. unless
it be to see how many touchdowns
can be made. Lafayette has Rich
mond University at Easton for a
comparatively easy game. and Le-
high is to play Gettysburg. West
Virginia probably will have 4 harder
game on its hands than any o: the
other strong elevens, as West Vir-
&inia Wesleyan is supposed TO be
much moro formidable this year than
usual Dartmouth will use Norwich
Tor a flgurative chopping block to get
its ak In trim for the real contests
1t must have later.
Nearly nll the clevens below the
Mason-D Dixon line will be in action,
put no games Of real Importance are
listed. From Washington stand
point the Virginia George Washing
ton contest at Charlottesville looms
up as the one in which there should
be the most interest University OF
Marylund goes to Baltimore TO open
us schedule against the Third Army
corps Area eleven. an aggregation o:
stars picked from all the Army camps
in The east
NteO NJ a c 4 ~ l..
good showing against Virginia, but
realizes it will be against a much
better conditioned team and one that
has had its squad at work Longer.
Maryland has no idea of what it is
going to be against, but has infor-
nation tending to indicate it will he
lucky to win. One newspaper man in
baltimore went SO far as to tell a
Maryland coach that-the Army team
would win by 40 to 0.
North Carolina State College has
Its opening game with Randolph Ma
con. Washington and Lee meets En-
DRY and Henry, ana Virgins, Po.y-
technic institute is to have King Col
lege as Its rival. One of the biggest
games in the south will be between
Clemson and Centre at Clemson.
Clemson, if it were IL place or the
field teams of the caliber it has had
AT Tunes, would produce a grea. game
Maryland will start in its game to-
morrow a youngster who has never
played a real gridiron game In his
l;fe. and who has spent three wears
in the university without having ever
put on foot ball suit until this fall.
His name is Kirk Besley. and he is
due to hold down the job at left half
back. Besley weighs just a little
all the foot ball he knows has been
picked up in the three weeks of prac-
tice this fall.
Georgetown is likely to stage a full
practice game tomorrow in lieu Of a
regularly scheduled contest. The Blue
and Gray squad has been coming
along gradually. and is about ready
Evening star., 1922-09-29

10 do some rough work ard 90
through four PERIODS OF zen minutes
each. There is not much doubt ar
Georse etown as 70 the men who Will
play me several positions. and no time
is being lost by Coach E1endiEe n
experimenting. "Exie" knowing MS
men as he does. is able to put alinos.
BIS entire time on the development OF
them into a team
, Nor being scheduled to play until
October u, Coach Dooley has his
Catholic University squad moving
rather easily. Besides having TWO
more weeks 20 get his men in shnp..
the BrooIsiaEd mentors team should
! nave very easy time OF * IL ,'is
opening contest with Washington Co..
lese.
In all probability d former Central
| High School boy will be in the line
up of the Princeton team when L
! opens its season tomorrow in the
person of Dick Newby. The former
! Blue and White star haifback is being
banked on at Princeton as a regular
(and is expected to be one of the
sround-gainfnE mainstays. Newly
is fast. weighs around 10 pounds aad
has all the requisites of good
athlete. He was rated by the late
for many years, as the best halfback
in the history of Centrars Sridirun
activities.
Georgetown Is banking on polly
Byrne, a Washington boy, to be uns
of its best backs this season JOHN
Q Reilly, physical director at George
town Is very enthusiastic over
Byriles gridiron future and made tho
open statement just a few days ago
that Byrnc is just, about as good
4 b:Ickfeid man as Georgetown
possesses.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

Just the same. this game is likely
to prove mighty attractive. and while
the Pasadena game draws tourists
and high lifes from Hollywood and
Los Angeles. yet there may be no
Coubt that there would be a more
lucrative gate were there not to be
this powerful December sc attraction
in the north.
or course, by hurrying a. bit en-
thusiasts could see the Palo Alto
contest and then hustle through the
all-night journey to Pasadena. but it
Is hardly likely that many, if any,
Will do this. This interesting grid
iron situation is made somewhat more
piquant by the fact that no great
Evening star., 1922-09-29
MISS BROWNE REACHES
FINAL IN TENNIS PLAY

ARDSLEY, y. Z. September 29.-
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory Of New
York, national woman's tennis cham
p;on, will play Miss Leslie Bancroft
of West Newton. Mass. today in the
second semi-f1nal match Of the an
nual singles tournament for the
Ardsiey cup. Mrs. Mallory is the
present holder Of the trophy.
The winner will oppose tomorrow in
the final round Miss Mary II. Browne
of Los Angeles. who defeated Mrs.
II. Stuart Greene OF New York yes
terday in the first semi-fiIIal contest.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
TWO GIRLS, TWO VETERANS,
ARE STRUGGLING FOR FINAL
Miss COllett Meeting Miss Cummings in Battle of
Youth, While Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Gavin,
Tried Players, Are Facing.
BY PHILIP G. KAUFFMANN.

IHiTE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. September 29Two girls
Wv golfers today
seminas OF the national championship here Youth
either however Miss Glenna
Cot. Providence meeting Miss Edith Cummings of
Chicago another youthful while the other half
Mrs Fl. Arnold Jackson Greenwich, Mrs W. A.
OF
through the
third Miss Mrs Ronald
BARLOW philadelphia and Miss Co!ett Mrs f. Let's
Mrs jackson disposed vi Mrs Eener Chicago
Evening star., 1922-09-29
MANNING BREAKS
WORLD TROT7|NC MARK
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio. September CO
Peter Manning, driven by Tommy
Murphy. yesterday. not only lowered
his record of 1.57S in a trial against
time. but also broke the world trot-
ting mark. His time for the mile
was 1.57. The former world record,
held by Peter Manning was 157st
Paced by runner. Peter Manning
went to the, quarter in O.c91a. to the
half in 0.5Sa4, and to the three-quar-
ters IN 1.2Il2 Just before he reached
the wire he went into a break. thus
possibly slowing down his time.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
WILL STAGE TITLE GAME.

Cherrydale A.! c. will invade the
grounds Of the Arlington a: e. Sun.
Will give the former the county
championship if it comes out the
victor. In addition to the contest.
which is expected to provide plenty
of excitement. there will be music
by the Fort MyeS Band. An admis-
sion will be charged.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

amount. Of affection is wasted be-
tween the northern and southern
sections Of the Golden gate.
Another engaging element in the
situation is that Glenn Warner,
coach of the Pittsburgh eleven, COM
pletes his contract with the Pan
theirs at the end Of this season and
goes to Leland Stanford as head coach
for term of years. And in the
meantime Andy Kerr, Warmers
former assistant coach at Pitt. and
Claude Thornhill, Pitts former line
coach. are now at Palo Alto teach
ing the Stanfordan foot ball idea to
shoot frequently and with high
Evening star., 1922-09-29
WILL EMULATE CENTRE.

GAMBLER. Ohio, September 90
Like Centre College. the Kenyon Col.
lege foot ball eleven has turned tc
prayer for 4 successful season Ian.
Barton. student in the theological
seminary. was selected as its parson
Gus King. former Centre star. is
coaching the squad, which is now
known as the praying parsons.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
CHOSEN CHECKER REFEREES.

BOSTON. September GA. J. Heff-
ner of Boston. former national check
ers champion. and George w. Dear
born of Lowell have been named
referees for the fifth American check
ers tournament, to be played here
October 1920 Players from many
parts of the United States and Can
ada will compete.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
GRID FETE AT PASADENA
WILL HAVE COMPETITION
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

today head plans
making for the annual New Year
naent of Pasadena. On the before New
University OF Pittsburgh will the Leland Stamford outfit
Palo Alta The Pao Atan that 80 be
as the greatest the by
not attaching
Evening star., 1922-09-29
GEORGETOWN AND NAVY
ARE EXCEPTIONS IN EAST
Most Of Big Elevens Will Oppose Combinations of
Minor lmportance-Ceorge Washington to Visit
Virginia, Maryland to Meet Soldiers.
BY II. 6. BYRD.

PRACTICALLY all bali get formally
and Georgetown
schools will not begin their
most OF the big schools scheduled
nens will be the first
may be expected of them n
and
are due to take caps the time Harvard
defeat Hopkins by about the opening
touchdown Dociul
and know
IONS that the Tigers
Evening star., 1922-09-29
START SERIES TODAY.

TULSA, Okla. September 29.-Frcsh
from their victory over Fort Worth
in the Dixie series. the Mobile Bears
arrived here today for the opening
game of a series with Tulsa. West
crn League champions. for the class \
title of the west and southland
Evening star., 1922-09-29
REACH FINAL AT POLO.

wESTBCRY. y. Y. September 29.-
Tie Angio-American Eastcott polo
four yesterday defeated the Meadow
brock team. "A to 10 winning the
right to meet the Shelburne team in
the final round for the Waterbury
memorial cup tomorrow. Eastcott
received handicap Of three goals.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
CRUIKSHANK SHOOTS A &C.
in SOUTHERN OPEN GOLF
BY the Associated Press.

ASV11E Tenn, September 9Entrants the champion
ship OF the
ond qualifying round eighteen holes the Belle Meade
Country Club here with largely according
made the method
gcthe Emmett French
Bob
George
Evening star., 1922-09-29

Rnndolph-Macon Mt North Carolina
State. ..
EAST.
DOwdOin mt Amherst. 81.
II. 1. state mt brown.
Alfred at Bucknell.
ClnrksOn mt Colgate.
Ursinus at Columbia.
81, BOnayenture Mt Cornell
Norwich mt Dartmouth.
CanIsIus at FOrdham.
Middlebury mt Harvard.
Providence mt Holy Cross.
Richmond Mt Lafayette.
Gettysburg mt Lehigh.
Vermont mt Maine.
Hates mt New Hampshfre.
Franklin and Marshnli mt Penn.
Hopkins at Princeton.
Penn Military mt Rutgers.
Muhlenberg at SyrncuSe.
Lebanon Valley and Springfield mt
Army.
West Maryland at IillnnoHa.
Westminster at Washington and
Jefferson.
Union mt Wesleyan.
West Virginia Wesleyan Mt West
Hamilton mt Williams.
Carnegie Tech at Ynlc.
William and Mary Mt Penn state.
SOUTH.
Howard mt Auburn.
Hendrix mt ArkanSas.
Mercer mt Georgia.
OE1ethOrpe at Georgia Tech.
Mnrshall Mt Kentucky.
CaraOn.Newman Mt TennesSee.
MurfreexborO at Vanderbilt.
GuilfOrd mt Trinity.
Centre Mt Clemson.
Marion mt Alabama.
MIDWEST.
Pittsburgh mt Cincinnati.
Franklin Mt Butler.
Dakota Wesleyan mt Creighton.
Mlllfkin At De Pnuw.
Wilmington at Detroit.
DenlsOn Mt Duquesne.
Case at Hiram.
Kalamazoo at NOtre Dame.
Otterbein mt Ohio Wesleyan.
YanktOn mt South Dakota.
Hanover mt Wabash.
Ottawa at Washburn.
Akron Mt Western Reserve.
Ashland mt Wooster.
WEST.
Santa Clarn Mt California.
Wyoming mt Colorado College.
Billings at Montana Wesleyan.
Pacific mt Oregon.
Ninth Army Corps Mt Washington.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
WRESTLE TO A DRAW.

Joe Turner and Waino ketonen
wrestled three hours to a draw last
night at the Capitol Theater.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
CROSS-CONTINENF MARK
ON MOTOR CYCLE is SET

NEW YORK. September 2O.-Er-
win "CnnnOnbalI' Baker broke all
previous motor cycle records for
trnnscOntinentnl runs when he
reached this city yesterday astride
his wheel, which he had ridden
from Los Angeles in six days
twenty-five hours and ffty-twO
minutes.
This time was seventeen hours
and twenty -four minutes less than
the former record made i'm 1917 by
Alan Bcdeil.
The road distance between Los
Angeles md New York Is Ofhcially
given az :s.208 miles.
who invariably has made good
showing in every national tourna-
ment. Miss Cummings played the
best golf that has been seen since the
tournament began. She started off
by winning five of thet first seven
holes in close to par figures and
tend herself to maintain her lead to
the end
Mrs Barlow did not seem to be the
slightest disturbed by her defeat. and
all her many friends among the
tournament players take it for
granted that she will be back again
next year to put in her bid for the
cup just the same as always. and for
many seasons to come. despite her
threeS%ore Years.
Mrs. Jackson is the only player
among the semi -fnalists who has ever
before won the national title. and
she has achieved that twice. She had
no difficulty in beating Mrs. Quentin
Feitner yesterday. when the latter
seemed to loose all control over her
iron shots and puts toward the end
of the match. Mrs. Feitner was not
playing the game she was when she
put out Marion Holiins. the 1921
champion. in the initial round. Mrs.
Jaskson. on the other hand, was put
ting and approaching in admira BILE
fashion. although her driving was not
up to her standard.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

Cross country running is the latest
sport introduced at West Point.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
Golfers SeFna Nearly All Grid Teams Play Games Tomorrow
LEADING GRID BATTLES \:
LISTED FOR TOMORROW:
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

SOUTH ATLANTIC.
George Washington at VirSinia.
MARYLAND w. Sd Army Corps. HOme-
wood Field. Baltimore, o'clock.
King College mt Virginia Poly.
Charlotte Hall at Warrington Col
leHe.
Emory and Henry at Warrington
and Lee.
Rnndolph-Macon Mt North Carolina
State. ...
Evening star., 1922-09-29

Georgetown is likely to stage a full
practice game tomorrow in lieu of 4
regularly scheduled contest. The Blue
and Gray squad has been comm 2
along gradually. and is about ready
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-01-27
KNOB HILL MINE SOLD.

The Knob Hill mine at Republic
was sold last week to l.. Il. Barber OF
Los Angeles for $4,000 cash, accord.
ing to the News-Miner of Republic
and extensive development work will
be started on the property in from
sixty to ninety days.
j. f. Daily, who engit-.CSd the deal
'A.'sIf- II a1fsef anu :. Il. t:rant tia,s
been working the property under a
lease. The News-Miner says:
John Byrne, president of the COM
pany and ]. e. Daily of Republic, were
two of the largest stockholders in
the company. 0. A. Broyles was secre.
tary.
THE Knob Hill mine which was
opened about ten years ago, has been
one of the best known mines of the
Republic district and has paid $1O5, ZOO
in dividends. Efforts to operate it prof
itably in recent years have met only
with partial success due largely to the
high cost of production and excessive
transportation charges. With the re-
turn to normal conditions and the en-
try into the field Of syndicate as large
as the l.. e. Barker syndicate pros
poets for Knob Hills future takes
takes on a brighter prospect"