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merly Of Lorraine. whb caught for
Eastlake last season; Pick" Dale.
catcher, who is promising young
player. He also played last year.
The pitching stan will include Sal
ter. who was the mainstay for South
Side Eden last year. He will be one
OF the first string hurlers. Roland In.
gram. who pitched great ball for Grace
viii be another mainstay on the
mound. Vaughn johnson will pitch and
play the outfleld. Pitcher "Jim" Std
ham of the y. II. II. team and Joe
karling of St Paul's, have also sian-
ed and show up very well First base
lies between "Stllly" Stillwell. who held
down that baG last season, and BILLY"
Begss, OF llillcre-t Both are heavy
hfttera Their fielding will he the de-
Gliding factor. Owen De Nisht for
merly Of Ninth Ward. will take care of
second base "GIbby" Patterson. who
Is one 81 the best infleiders I'm the
State, viii be seen at short kid
Davis, who IL a good all around play
er, In also trying out for the infield
He II one of the most promising
youne players I'm the State. Tom"
Sterndale. formerly OF IIillcre.t. has
been signed TO play third base. Ralph
Ainker. who played third and cap
| talned the team last season, has slsn-
ed He Is one of the brainiest players
In the State. As utility infielder they
have b. E. Cole. ali around inaelder
who had tryout with the Athletics
In lsl2. IL. Dickerson. former Mid
dletown star. is also out for the team.
Tho outfield will be decided on. from
the following players:
"Rill" Green, clever outfielder, who
made 1ne record with Eastlake last
season.
Dave" Riley OF Nandever and Nirth
Ward will most likely be reen In cen-
trefield
Marion Minker, one OF the fastest
men on the team last year, will be on
hand again. And last. but not least. 10
George Green. who looks like n com-
ing star, He is out for a place In the
outfleld
Manager Buckmsster OF the East =
lake Juniors has the following play
ers signed. Catchers Jack Dale,
brother of Pick" Dale of the FIRST
team, and Harold Davis. who is show
ing up very well. The pitching stafr
should be very strong with Andy Bur
ton. last year'a star hurler. and two
new pitchers. Ed McCallster and
Jack McGranery. real finds. First
base will be taken care of by Tom
Baker.
The balance OF the infield will be
fought for by the following players:
"Ody" Mcdaniel, "Ot" Oliver. DOC"
Dougherty. "Cliff" Townsend Ted
Lilly and "Al" McMapus; in the out
field. George Green. Ned Cowgirl. John
Smith and several others. who will be
named at a later date.
AS this Is their first year OUT. Man
ager Bucktnaster is going to shift the
men 30 az TO get the best combination
possible. Both teams are prirned fol-
the opening game, and a record GROVE
Is expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
DELAWARE Wins GAME
FROM SYRACUSE NINE
Ramsey Starts in Box for Blue
and Gold. But Gives Way
to Collins.

epeclal Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. April 81 i--Universlty OF
Delaware made it two straight vic
tories by defeating Syracuse Univers-
ity yesterday. G to 8. Delaware got m
carly head that proved n blessing. as
syracuse made a three-run squirt I'm
tho eighth. which left thcm but one
run behind The weather made con
a'stcnt baseball impossible for the
players and also made IL uncomfort-
able for the spectators. In addition
20 II hoing too cold 60 enjoy ha asehall
there WAS Also a strong wind which
nado it hard FOR the players to Judge
holls hit In the air
Ramsey started the game for Della
ware IN the box with some good field
ins bach of him got away with the
nrst two innings. In the third and
fourth. however tho visitors pounded
tho Newark hoy hard and Collins re-
lieyed him with one down and one ON
IN thu fourth and stopped any more
scoring until the eighth Coach
Shiplcy made a slight switch I'm his
tnneld. Nap going Go first and Chal-
lenger 60 third Yep was largely re-
sponsihle for noleware's victory IA be
scored two runs himself and hntted I'm
two others. Challenger played a pre-
" game nj the hot corner in handling
hard hit ground halls, hut two high
throws tu first partly marred his work
sensational catch by Murray I'm
loft on Kellogg the first hitter of the
game gave Delaware encouragement
Because of the wind Murray was play
Ing a short field. kellcgg cracked the
hall far over hts head and u looked
Impossible for Murray Co get Co it
The player turned his back To- the
plate and caught the hall on run
The wind and Murrays fine piece of
neldng robbed kellogg Of what looked
like a three-bagEer or home run.
After Wilson famed I'm the first,
Danty singled and Iioch was safe
when Barry dropped his fly. Nap then
tripled to right. scoring Dantz and
Noch. and scored himself. when Kel-
lngg dropped Jack sons drive. Muir
rays hit, an error, a sacrifice and an
out, scored two more for Delaware In
the fourth and the last run for the
Blue and Gold was counted in the
NTH on yap's sinele and Murray's
double
syracuse scored ono run in the third
ana fast fielding saved Ramsey in
that inning. After Ingalls, walked the
next three betters singled. but fast
work by the outtielders in getting the
hall in. held them 10 the one run. Fru-
sone lead on I'm the fourth with triple
and GranA scored him with a single.
kelloes sacrificed and Collins then re-
placed Ramsey and stopped the SCOT
Ina. Errors by Challenger and Collins.
wilson's poor throw to catch run
ner at third, a pass and two single.
came near resulting disastrously in
the eighth. scoring three runs
Delaware does not play at home
again until next Thursday, when Car
negie Institute of Pittsburg will be
here. Yesterdays score follows:
nala MAre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

The picture above represents
a well-known ball player.
Every Evening will print the
names OF those sending in cor
rect solutions 10 these pictures,
which will be published daily.
Replies must be addressed to
Baseball Puzzle Editor and must
be received by Monday, s a. m,
April "a. Solvers Of this puzzle
Will be published Tuesday.
April 25. together with the COR
rect reply.
Rivalry among the various
towns OF the State has become
evident in the baseball puzzle
picture contest being carried on
by Every Evening. George
town held the lead for several
days. but Seaford has come back
into action and again carried of
ber Of correct replies. The pic
ture published Tuesday repre-
sented Peckinpaugh. Those
who sent correct replies are as
follows:
Elton Knowles. Seaford.
Walter Hatfield. Seaford.
George Russey, Seaford.
Glen Postles. Seaford.
Alton O'Day, Seaford.
Howard Purse. Seaford.
James Fogle, Seaford.
Randolph Waller, Seaford.
Miller Fox, Seaford.
Harry Kingston. Seaford.
Richard Cholmeley. Seaford.
Clarence Little, Seaford.
James Budd, Seaford.
Sphinx Morris, Seaford.
Leslie Coulbourn, Seaford.
Delvam Pretty1nan. seaford.
Herbert A. 1Ank, Seaford.
william A. Lank, Seaford.
Richard Miles. Seaford.
Allen Stack, Seaford.
Leslie Stein, Seaford.
George Huston, Seaford.
Albert Dawson. Seaford.
Frank Dawson. Seaford.
Raymond F. Thompson, Ilau-
Howard Conaway, George
town.
John w. Lynch, Georgetown.
John Groves. 1908 w. 9Th ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
BICYCLE RACES
MEMORIAL DAY
Robinson to Stage Events With
Automobile Matches at
Fair Grounds.

Bicycle. rnotorwheel and f1ier races
will be held on Decoration Day, at
the Fair Grounds Old time bicycles
and motorwheel and bicycle pacing
will be novelty features
Luther Robinson Of 2oo5 Van Buren,
street, has siened contract with
David y. Coke. who promotes autono-
bile and motorcycle races, to have BIZ
cycle, motorwheel and fier races as a
preliminary event TO the automobile
races. which will be held on Decors-
ton Day
There will be slight change In
the bicycle races this year. Every boy
participating In the races must appear
In riding toys. This will include a
Jersey. short trousers (athletic styie)
and sport cap monkey styie" The
best part of Il is that everybody rid
Ing I'm the races will be given a pass,
which win admit the rider free. but Il
must be understood that the pass is a
guarantee that the rider must appsar
ready to ride at the time specified on
the program by the referee.
Each contestant will be numbered
and the ages will be from IL years TO
Is and over. II will be necessary 10
fll out an application, which will be
left at all bicycle dealers. Boys living
In other cities or towns may enter
their names with any dealer. Appli-
cations will be ready by the first Of
next week. This year girls will be
eliminated from all bicycle races
mostly for the safety of tho girls and
because It Is difficult 70 obtain prizes
that are satisfactory.
Lutte will act as referee and prob
ably Mr.. Minnick viii be the ,starter
David 3. Cox, head official. Of the
automobile races, will give the boys
10 years and under and all the blcy-
Gle racers 1s and under. a chance 10
win prize. This VIII be the sir
prise and will be announced later In
the papers. New faces viii Ape In
the motorwheel races. Albert Massey
will enter his faaf motor and others
will be Saysrss >Minnick. Durham and
Cauffiel. There are many others who
have not signed Up. but will be SIN
nounced later. Minnick. Cauffiei and
Durham viii compete In the motor
fiier race.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
READY
FOR OPENING GAME
Team Will Start the Champion
ship Season Tomorrow
With Defiance.

There will be a big time on the
Eastlake baseball clubs home grounds.
Twenty ninth and Market streets, to-
morrow afternoon, when Bastlake
plays Defiance. As this IL tho opening
game Of the season Manager Miller
has arranged program that will
please all. Rev. Il. II. Colline for
nerly OF Eastlahe NJ. r. Church, now
OF Trinity, Will give an interesting
lecture on clean sports Councilman
Harry Vincent VIII throw out the FIRST
ball. The Speakman ffe, drum and
busle corps will furnish n,Asic.
Esstlake which WAS runner up In
the City League last year, should max 8
a very good showing again. ss they
seem 20 be even stronger than last
year. The following players have
been signed: Joe Pierson, catcher. for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
TO A MODERN MISS.

You're ultra-modern in your style.
You wear soioshes widely tapping:
And though quite guileless In your
smile,
He must be wise TO catch you nap-
ping.
You really lack a lot. III bet
or wisdom that you say you have:
You're young and superficial. yet
l rather 4IIAke- tho way-you shaw,
When boyishly you bob your hair
II adds no whit to your attractions.
must admit. though. to be fair.
1t harmoDizes with your actions.
To tell the truth.-,ous~e- net rrowi1 ilp
No matter how yea play YOU have;
Yet, when you deisn with me to SUP.
l rather like the way you hayel
James Owen Tryon, In the New
York Sun,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
KENT GUN CLUB TO
HOLD REGISTERED SHOOT

The Kent Gun Club OF HARRINGTON
Will hold a registered tournament on
"Wednesday, April rs. at 1870 a. m. of
loo l6-yard targets. and so handicap.
There Will be $50 in trophies and $50
In cash. Shooters arriving there at
1920 viii be allowed 10 shoot the full
program.
The ladies of the Harrington Cen
fury Club VIII be on hand to serve a
good lunch on the grounds and
everything is being prepared for the
comfort OF the shooters. Harrington
always conducts an excellent tourna.-
ment and large attendance Of the
Delaware shooters Ia expected. All OF
the local shooters are earnestly re-
Quested 10 attend this shoot and help
put over one OF the best and largest
shoots OF the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
.U.Of DELAWARE PLAYS
NAVY TOMORROW
Coach Derby's Protesss 70 Csi
Into First Workout ~
Hoboken.

Special Ccrr rrespon5encs r,very 1verinG
Newark. April 21s--Both she b. ee.
ball and the track teams OF the Unit
veraty Of Delaware, sre scheduled
for hard contests tomorrow. The
baseball team win 80 to Annapolis 70
play the Navy, which team has been
going strong TITS spring. n IL iikAiv
tina. Captain Zoe" Rothrock, rho
pitched himself into the university
hall Of fame by his great work sssinst
pitching selection. Pethrocb, bows
ever. is stili bothered With sore arm,
but may be In good shape, especially
II u gets considerably warmer br
tomorrow.
Track Coach Derby viii put his team
In action for fhe hrst tine this sesson
tomorrow. when they go 70 Hobok.a
20 meet their old rivals, Stevens In.
stftute. Announcement has NOT been
mad. ms, 70 Just who Coach Derby VIII
take on Ithis trip Pitrnen vii ssssr,
be the Delaware sce for The sprir,s,
while itl IL likely steel, Harrner and
one other win take the hurdles Hs--
ner. OF kourse, VIII be the best be. -
the uuetter, seheis one Of the best
men In The country AZ this distance
and captured the Middle states qu.r~
ter mile event last year. Hoey snf
Christfeld win likely be De's~sr.s
entries for the distance runs.
Betzmer. the best weight man thes
Delaware has ever had, viii probably
be entered In the ievelin, discus s,d
shot put. While Humphreys, Harper.
Elliott and Gundlack may siso be en-
tered in some Of these events
| Mcdonnell is still the best man on
the squsd In pole vaultlng. vhns
France. freshman, looks to be ths
best bet In the high jump McDons
nell, Harper and several others rrsy
enter the bread jump event.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
POST SERIES SHOOT
SET FOR BELLEVUE
PhiIa. Trapshooters' League to
Have Big Time Tomorrow
With 1OO-Target Program.

The post series shoot of the Phila-
delphia Trapshooters League viii be
held on the grounds of the Whining
ton 'Trapshooting Association at Belle
vue, tomorrow at IL a. m
The program Is Of 100 targets, shot
In 25-target events. Optional sweep on
each event, divided high gun. one
money for each five entries.
There Will be q trophy for high gun
in each OF the following classes: A. B.
C. and D. Shells. lunch, smokes and
a good time will be had at this shoot.
1t is expected that over 200 shooters
will participate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
Office. The managers of teams
In and about the city are urged
to send In their reports OF games
AS soon as possible after thor
completion. Every Evening
wants the news OF all baseball.
teams and will publish results
Of all contests. Address all COM
muuicauons to Sports Editor or
bring the scores to tho Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
MKEE ROLLS HIGH
SCORE IN TEN GAMEN

Paul Mckee, Delaware stats bovsp
ing champ, proved that be stu re1
tains his form Try beating Harvn
Booker IN a challenge match -
Grady's Alleys last night BY fis pAna
in ten games.
The match was for ten games,
total pins counting, and The port-ado
bowler rose to the occasion by turn
ing in the score of 1889 pins for tho
ten games, or an average OF tos11
pinfails per game. which 10 somsv4aA
of record for the city.
The summary:
McKee-2o5. 21a, 100. 100, ts3. iss,
1o1, 2lb, 225. 24z: total. 1889.
Booker-175. 1871, 17s, z1o. 1911, 1ss,
1873. 154. 1888, III; total. 1874
Margin, 145.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
EDGE MOOR SET FOR
BASEBALL OPENER
League Season Will be Inaugu-
rated There Tomorrow in
Game With Seventh Ward.

The Edge Moore baseball team will
open its season tomorrow with the
Seventh Ward club as its opponents.
at Edge Moor.
The home team has been looking
forward to the opening Of the season
for some time and the indications are
that there will be big crowd on hand
tomorrow afternoon. The people of
Edge Moor are enthusiastic over base
ball and loyal supporters OF their team
which Is believed to be one Of the best
in the City League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
DELAWARE TRACK SEASON OPENS TOMORROW

The Delaware
when the Stevens Institute
Track followers will of the
with Interest
the Delaware
mora
the team whose work looked forward
Among Is France Wilmington
expected IN break the Delaware without
trouble The
feature this = 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
BETHANY TEAM BUSY.

Bethany and Trinity teams of the
Church League will play at Seven
teenth and Spruce streets tomorrow
afternoon. All Bethany players are
urged to be on hand at $50. The man
agement OF the Bethany team would
like to arrange Saturday afternoon
games.
Bethany will engage In its second
league game of the season on 6atur-
day week, wh{n 1t will oppose the
First-Central team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
ST. THOMAS TO OPEN

The st. Thomas or Wilmin Ston
club of the Philadelphia Baseball
Association. will pry OF the lid to-
morrow when the team will journey
to Chester. Pa. TO play tho fast
Resurrection team of that place. The
Chester club has a fast bunch of
ball tossers this season, and VIII
prove a good test for tha locals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
ELkS VS.. KIwANIs.

The Elks and Kiwanis bowling
teams viii play tonight at Grady's
alleys Tor the City League title. The
kiwanis team won the first half hon
ore and the Elks team carried on the
title In the second half. Tonights
battle viii be three games, total pins
to count The match will start at 8
o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
M'CABE DESIRES GAMES.

The McCabe NJ f. baseball team of
the Church League would like TO ar
range games with teams In and near
Wilmington for twilight and Hatur-
day games. All managers desiring
games are requested to write w. A.
Campbell. Box 7S3. citye
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
Shamrock A. C. Set.

The Shamrock A. G. has organized
for the season and would like to ar
range games with any teams in the
Ncity averaging 8 to IL years of age.
They will play the Wasp A. G. this
afternoon and q hot game IL expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
A. &. WINS CAME
FROM KYNToy A. G. NIrE

Lombard A. G. won fss. plsyeA
game from K-nton A. C., ~ Fourth
and Church streets. yesterday. Ia 10 5.
The game was hard fought throueh-
out. Prouee nasde a one hand nab ~
Bowers foul. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
Games Today and Tomorrow.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston at Philadelphia
Washington at New York
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 15: Athletics. T.
New York, 10; Washington. 3.
Cleveland > Detroit, 4.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 8; Brooklyn, !.
Pittsburg. 10; st. Louis. 8.
Chicago, D; Cincinnati. l.
Philadelphia a-Boston. rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

One reason Why some people ars al
ways heading substantial SUPPORT
Ia because Of WHITE MULE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Just . minute OF your time to tell
$4,000 people what you want-Every
evening classified ads do the rest
Nv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE MEETING.

The Industrial League viii hold a
meeting "Wednesday, April rs, at
West Ninth street. The season In the
league viii open May 2. and schedule
|of games will be announced shortly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

The cynical bachelor observes
that the matrimonially inclined
widow usually thanks you a LOT
but In tho bargain always wants a
PROPERTY thrown In,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Hesdllne-PhiIlies Usher In Rosy
Season"
Pessirnist--Just another way of
Saying Il with FLOWERS"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
A Shining star--Harry wills.

Talk about your rlunabouts--the
Boston Boston Nat Nationals have FORD" on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Meadows says Phlllies certainly
took to golf this year--especlaIly
African Golf. Anyhow they profit.
cd well by their training and OK
perienco because they started the
season on against the Braves
with great BIG NATURAL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY

County League.
New Castle at Delaware City.
Newark at Five Points.
Yorklyn at Marshallton.
City League.
Defiance vs., Eastlake.
Seventh Ward VS.. Edge Moor.
Chesrook w. st. Mary's.
Bankers and Brokers, vi.
Union.
ST. Hedwig's vs.. Krebs.
Junior Suburban League.
Park Grove at Five Points.
Cragmere at st. Peters.
Eleventh Ward at Ninth
Ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

syracuse ....... COL 90 % o-5
Delaware ...... 0 90 o x-6
Two-hase hits. Murray; three-base
hits. Nap and Frusone: sacrifice hits.
Challenger and Kellogg; stolen bases.
lpsntz. 2; ingalls,. Muloney and Fru-
gone. Innings pitched--By Ramsey.
3's. BY Colllns--62s Hits-oG Ram
sey. Z, OF Collins, 3. Struck out--By
Ramsey, 2; by Collins. z; by Granai.
Q. Base on balls--Of Ramsey, 2; of
Collins, B. on Granai. l, Balk-Ram-
sey. Left on bases--Syracuse, 18:
Delaware. s. Umpire-kclley. Time
OF game--21b.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Pirates Put Down Cards in First
Game.
Evidently a step toward Reforma-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
"KINNOCKS"
ny Bert,,e Dane.

What II the pse IN remember
when the fellow ron remember II
~-BH0KRi
LIES little psrsdor-.-4 manager
firing" a. ballplsyAr.
A "fertlIcr mind shouId -cuitI.
vete brains.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

IL In said that the Phfllies' third
baSeman certainly can -RAPP. a
ball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
Score by Innings.

Errors--Chalienger. 2; Wilson, Yap.
Collins. Kellogg, Barry. Frugone and
Granaf-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-19

Berlin should exercise self-con-
troll by adopting this motto: Gan
the money that's fit to print" -
The American Banker.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-19
PRECINCTS ARE
-SUBD|V|DED FOR
FALL ELECTION
Increase in Population of
Precincts |, 13, Is and
rs Makes Subdivision
s. Necessary This Year.

Due to the fact that several
county precincts have voting
strength of more than 400, county
commissioners at their meeting
yesterday divided precincts l. 10.
Is and 26 into two or more vot-
ing districts.
Precinct No. 1, San Jose, was
divided into two voting divisions
to be known as Division A and
Division B. Precinct 10, Old AL
buquerque, was divided into three
voting districts, A. B and G. Pre-
cinct Is, Santa Barbara, was di-
vided into two voting districts, A
and B. Precinct 20 in the city
of Albuquerque was divided into
six voting districts, Ia, 1B; "a
2B; &c and I'D.
In the motion passed by the
commissioners, the exact boun-
Diary lines were defined.
The county board will meet at
10 o'clock Friday morning TO
name the judges OF elections for
the various voting districts in the
county and to select the voting
places.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-19
WORK OF SELECTING
A JURY FOR BURCH'S
THIRD TRIAL BEGUN

Los Angeles, Oct. 1S.-Denials
that church or fraternal organiza-
tions were soliciting funds for the
defense of Arthur c. Burch. son
of the Rev. William A. Burch. of
Evanston, ILL.,, whose third trial
for the murder of j. Bolton Ken
nedy last August commenced here
today, were made on the witness
stand by Paul Schenck, chief of
defense counsel.
Only eight of the Is veniremen
called today were examined. Three
were excused for cause and five
temporarily accepted.
This will make the fifth time
that the facts in the case have
been presented to juries. 1t is
Burchs third trial and there have
been two trials of Mrs. Madalynne
c. Obenchain, co-defendant. The
juries disagreed in the previous
trials.