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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-24
AR{oci;eK
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LaS year she was president Of the
Seventh and Eighth grade Art Club
was vice president Of her home room
and a member of the Girls Glee CLUB
She entered Ardmore schools from Fort
Worth.
The business manager of the Citizen
is Charles London, the son of G. l.
London, OF 7O3 G street southeast. He
formerly attended the Oklahoma City
schools and has an excellent record
for scholarship and dependnbility In
Ardmore schools. The Citizen has as
sumed very busness-like appearance
and has many advertisements, which
are well written. each week.
Z. + j.
Society Personals
Mrs. ]. c. Clopton spent Monday IN
Gainesville, Texas, visiting Mr.. Clop
toms brother and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. w. Clopton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Franklin Of
POI ID street, southwest are spending
Il few days in Oklahoma City visiting
Mr.. Franklin's mother.
Mr.. Edwin Cox has gone to Mena
Ark, TO accompany home Mrs. Cox ano
their small son, Edwin Jr., who have
been visiting Mrs. Coxs mother. They
will live at Hotel Ardmore, having Civ
en- up their apartment on West Man
street.
Mr.. Harry Lowen.ben returned Mon
day noon from New Orleans, where ht
attended the American Legion con
vention.
Mrs. Grace Reid Kelly has as hei
guest Miss Cecil O'Boylc Of Cheyenne
Wyoming, who arrived Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-24
BEGIN HERE TODAY

Business cares have spoiled an excur.
sion about Naples for
JACK DURYEA, and his bride,
EDNA, and
COUSINS, European manager OF Jack 3
employee. JACK secretly is investigat.
ing Cousins activities with a view to
discovering suspected double.crossing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-24

All members Of the Grotto east will
please meet at Palace Theater prompt
ly al 1880 this evening. w. II. Prater.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-24
Junior High Has Good Paper

Professor II. Il. Bash, principal Of
Junior High school, has received a
letter from the state Of Washington,
written by II. ID. sllison. principal Of
the Whitman school at wonatchce. T.,
which Mr. Ellison compliments the
Junior High Cltiseh." the weekly school
publication Of Junior High. and enclos-
ing $500 for a subscription "as long
as It lasts"
The citizen is being edited this year
by Miss Christine Ricketts,, who has
demonstrated her ability to act az edit.
or-in.chief by the several very excel.
lent issues OF the paper which have
already appeared. Mss Christine RicR.
cts is the daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
- g. Hs-ssa~ss sAAe<ass->~k sorthwesl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-24
c. 4. Plan Outing

Members OF the Senior Christian En-.
deavor Society OF the First Christian
church will assemble at the church ut
$50 Friday evening and motor 10 the
country for u Halloween party
Mrs Tabor Gelt led the meeting sun.
day evening when the tonic "Rever.
cncc" was discussed.
Saturday the members will hold a
candy sale down town all DAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-24
Dornick Hills Party Next Week

a special "Rube" committee has been
appointed by President Maxwell. 10
give a "Rube" party for the members
OF the Dornick Hills Country Club, IN
their club home. Invitations will be
issued in a few days and the party II
Is announced will take place next
week. Look out for II good time and
real country dance, was a remark
overheard this morning, made by one
of the committee.
, 1922-01-05
GOLFERS SEE
GREAT SEASON
Clubs Allied With National
Association Snow Large
Increase.

CHICAGO. Jan 6-with the dove
Of peace looming iarge the world over,
It seems fitting hat tho approach 81
the new year should nnd its refIec.
ton In sporting circles and this In no
moro apparent thar In golf. A year
s because OF n tendency toward fric.
ton between the cas- AID west, II
looked for a time as though The threat.
ened break mIrNt It last occur. but
the difficulties were overcome with.
out serious rupture. Now with the
annual meeting OF the United States
Golf association TO be held iii Chicago
January IL. approaching. there Is nc
such feeling of unrest; so far as is
known at present no vital question
has to be thrashed out.
The executive commuters report al
the annualm meeting VIII show there are
now 2o1 active and allied clubs max.
cess OF any previous figures In the
associations total. A year ago the
total was 4z6. Clubs now nrs also in
closer touch with affairs than general,
due in n measure to the widening OF
the escope Of tho executive committee
which embraces practically all the I'm.
portant subsidiary golf bodies in thu
country. The monthly Green Section
Bulletin. Issued by tho present organ
ization is being more widely circulated
all the time and Is proving OF tnvalu
able aid to clubs.
Because OF the fact that. course.
for championships are now selected II
advance Of tho meeting the approach
ing session viii lack the customar,
speech-making On the part OF delegate
extolling the merits of this or that ciul
seeking n of the titulnr events. TIL,
1922 championship distribution 1,
equitable. the amateur going to tn,
Country club. Brookline. Mass; tn,
open to the Skokio Golf club near Chi
cago an dthe women's to the Green
brter Country club, whits sulphu,
Springs. W. v.
With the exception Of the open, Il
begin on July IL. tho championship
play win be confined to the autumn
the amateur and women's events botl
being carded for September.
, 1922-01-05
indians WILL
REPORT EARLY
Score of Exhibition Games to
Begin at Dallas on March
4, Report

CLEVELAND. Ohio. jan B-More
Than a scoro of exhibition games have
been arrany>d for the Cleveland In
dIans on their spring training trip this
ss.son. With the nrst games sched.
uisd for March ! end 4 with the Dai
fns CTcxas) league club. Indications are
thst Manager Speaker VIII have thu
players report at III camp Mt Dallas
earlier this season thar last
Five games win be played with ma
5or league clubs. four with Texas
league teams. while IL others have
been arranged with teams OF various
classification on the way horne from
Dallas.
The schedule follows;
March 34-Dailas-
March Ii-f7-Cincinnatf at Dallas
March 1s-fs-St- Louis Cardinals at
Dallas.
March a5.ss-Fort worth at Fort
Worth.
March s7-cina,nnati at Mineral
Wells.
Aprn 1-a-E1rst team at Oklahoma
City, second team al wichita.
April sf-First team at Kansas
City.
April 4-5-second team Mt Omaha.
April 5-First team at Des Moincs.
The 1ryt team win meet the second
team al Marshalitown. Ia. President
J. g. rtunn's home town. on April 6.
Aprsi 7-At Peoria
s.pril sat- Columbus
, 1922-01-05
World Results
By Leased Wire
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
ANDERSON SHOWS BOXING CLASS
in TRAINING Fen 1EESDAY BOUT

Eddie Anderson. graduate OF the
Erkr' tournament OF 1890. and during
the past year M OF tho fistic stars
Of the country IN the bantamweight
class 10 truly q classy battler. accord
ing to tho appraisement OF Morey
Young. formerly m~iddleweight boz
ing champion OF the United States
navy. who l. working out with An
ierson each day while he Is training
'or his battle with Danny Cummings
which will be staged at the Iris the
lter January 10 under the Guspices of
tho American Legion
Young. Of the ciassiess middle
weight battiers that ever visited this
section OF the country has been out
u harness for the past year and Is
lust getting back into shape again. II
s probable that he win appear In but
'ew fights here. because there T very
'ew battiers IN this part OF the country
who r In his class
, 1922-01-05
BIC WRESTLING SQUAD
At WISCONSIN, RECORD
Showing PREDICTED

MADISON. wis. Jan. B-rhe lar
zest squad IN the history OF wrestling
at Wisconsin hes turned out this
wear. Coach George Hitchcock is
trimming his varsity selections from
-he ITO men who reported for try
outs.
Four fnter-corIcse meets in addition
to tho conferences bouts, havo been
'cheduied. The schedule calls for
competition with Northwestern at
Madison. February IL: Minnesota at
Minneapolis. February IS; Chicago at
Madison. March 4. and Amcs at
,Ames. March 10.
With hut a few experience mon
among the squad. It is anticipated
that the Badgers vii rbc at the head
OF the conference in the sport. Capt.
I. il. Peterman in the 145.pound class
is the outstanding man of tho team.
In the 115-pound class. G.. A. Prtd-
.eaux is expected to represent the wis.
consin team. with J.. S. Hess II the
125-pound class. d. o. Farrand In the
135-pound. E. H. Tempiin at 1853, l..
@. Barry at IT'S. and Ora McNrurray
for the heavyweights at ovcr 175.
, 1922-01-05
MANY ENTRIES
FOR BOWLING
Record List of Teams Enter
for Play in Elks Contest
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. B-Judging from
advance Indications, a record list OF
bowling teams Will compete in the
championship tournament OF the
Elks Bowling Association Of Amer
lea. which opens here February 4.
The entries will close on January 20.
A record OF a bowling team travel.
Ing mileage TO attend n tournament
viii be established as Harry Alien Of
San Francisco has organized a team
OF Eiks which VIII bowl in the tour
ranicnt on Saturday. February is.
They will also participate in tho
American Bowling congress tournn-
ment at Toledo.
John j. Gray OF Milwaukee,. vice
president of the Elks Bowling Asso-
citation OF America. IS lining up so
teams from Wisconsin to complete In
the tournament.
Entries have been received from
Fond Du Lac. Wis; Gary, South
Bend. md; Toledo. Columbus. Ohio:
Minneapolis. indianapolis. Detroit and
Port Huron. Mich.
, 1922-01-05
FRESHMEN DEFEAT PARK
! IN PRACTICE SAME OF
CITY SCHOOL SERIES

The Freshmen basketball team at
the high school won its first practice
game in the city school series by de
feating the Park school team Ia to s at
the high school gymnasium yesterday
evening. Blodgett OF the freshmen
team was the individual star OF tho
game having scored Is points.
The line up of tho teams follow:
This Park school line Up follows:
Davis, left forward: Cook. RICH.
forward: vannatta. CENTER semler
left guard: Van Doren. right guard
substituted. McKeivy. Mcdonald
Brooklander.
The freshman high school line NJ
is MS follows:
Biodgett. left forward; McEleivie
right forward: Ailsman. CENTER; Kns
sis. left guard; Shikany. right guard
substitutes. overbaugh, Brown. Graf
err. Cooper Thompson.
, 1922-01-05
NOTRE DAME
IN EFFECT OF GAMES ON
ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan e.
Whistler college athletics really do.
veiop physical perfection or simply
produce men with some few highly de-
veloped muscles Is q question which
athieic authorities at the University
OF Notre Dame win attempt to answer
At least In part
Rev. Bernard LANCE. whose mum.
erous articles on physical training
have given him a standing as an au-
thorfty on the subject Is using the
Notro Dame freshmen as material IN
carrying Out his experiments which
will form the basis for sciantific study
OF the value OF athletics.
An accurate record is being made
of the physical condition OF every
freshman this year and mex June. NJ
tho end Of the school year. measure
ments VIII bo taken to determine tho
, 1922-01-05

extent 10 which Intelligent training
can be relied upon to correct physical
weaknesses. The experiments are ex.
Ipected to give definite information as
to tic value OF corrective exercises
and ais, upon the kind OF physical
perfection produced by athletics
Experiments conducted last year by
Rev. LaLEe were designed to show the
value OF athletics as a developer OF
tho students mind a. well as his body
In connection with these experiments
"a contest was conducted to determine
the best.buiit man In the university.
Leonard Shaw, socthan tackle and
western conference shot put cham
p.on. won sirst place. Other prizes
went to Edward Anderson, football
star; Thomas Ldeb. O football man
and track athlete and Paul Deroulet,
wrestler.
, 1922-01-05

He plans TO MAXI Casper his head
quarters. however. while training for
lights In other parts OF the country.
Anderson and Young na well as
many other squared ring aspirants
are working ou: daily at George Nc.
Leod's Casper Athletic club. Under
the tutelage OF Young. Anderson IL
Ticking " many OF the pointers tina.
u clever veteran OF ring battles can
pass out
Danny Cummings imhued with thu
belief that he can stage n comeback
against the clever hard-hitting An.
dsrsor IS training hard and will be IN
dp.op shape for 4 long battle when
he clashes with Eddie on tho tenth.
This card which viii be tho main
ever. Of n long boxing bill should
provo a thriller. Interest attaches to
many Of the other plumbers and II
u probable that the coming biz viii
DO one Of the best ever staged here.
, 1922-01-05
CASPER HIGH
AND MAHVILLE
Play TONIGHT

Casper high school and Manviile
high rchool will clash at the local gym.
nasium tonight in the first gane of the
basketball season in Casper. Man.
Vile has an advantage over Casper
for tie contest because OF its longer
playing season and because OF the alb
enco OF several Casper veterans from
he line up. Tho team that will rep
esent Casper will not be named until
fter a brief signal practice which will
c held at gymnasium this evening.
he game will start at the new gym
1aslum at TAO o'clock tonight.
, 1922-01-05
CALIFORNIA SAVES DATE
FOR CENTRE next YEAR

DANv1LLB. KY, jan 6-The Uni.
versity Of California athletic officials
have invited Centre college to fill the
honor date on the 1929 football sched-
ule. December q On this date the
annual homecoming celebration Will
be held and the new mirion-dollar
stadium dedicated.
This announcement was made here
today by Coach Charlie Moran. who
raid he would ask Centres athletic
board at its next meeting to consider
the invitation.
, 1922-01-05
AND HUTCHINSON
ENTERED IN TOURNEY

Los ANGELES. Jan. s.-Ent-suts
In tho California state open golf cham
pionship tournament to DO played here
January 10. Is and IT. include Jock
Hutchieon and Jim Barnes, respective,
iy. British and American open cham
pions. Between 30 1nd 50 profession.
ais are expected to compete for prizes
aggregating $500. The first prize
Will be $500 and the second $3.50.
, 1922-01-05
MICHIGAN CALLS FOR
RACE HOUSEKEEPING

LANSING. Mich. Jan. b-Horse
racing is to be barred from the pro
grams OF the Michigan state fair and
other fair associations. unless jus,
suspicion OF the sport" Is removed, &c
fcording to H. H. Halliday. head Of tn,
state department of agriculture. whs
controls state funds for fairs. Ths
question is to come UP Mt a meeting
of fair secretaries in Detroit Friday.
"Horseraoing Is under Just sus
picion" Mr.. Halliday saihp Tuesday
supporters of the game are response
bic. Unless they eliminate fixed race.
and betting. the racing must be dis
continued"
, 1922-01-05
BR|CKLEY IS OFFERED
POST At NORTHWESTERN

CHICAGO. Jan. 5@Chariey Brick
ley. former Harvard university foot
ball star has been offered the position
OF head football coach at Northwestern
university It was learned today.
Brickiey is said to have indicated to
the Purple officials that he would
accept tho place If proper inducements
were made.
, 1922-01-05
april II SET
FOR BASEBALL.

FRENCH LICK. Ind. Jan. g.
April IL was selected as the opening
date for tho American and National
baseball leagues at q meeting Of the
schedule committee here. The eason
will end October /. the schedule call
Ing for 154 gamns.
, 1922-01-05

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.SIog Tom"
Kngbss, for years q pitcher In the
American league. 10 being considered
for the position Of team coach OF
the Chicago White Scx. Manager
sKld- Gleason has indicated to the
SIX officials that he needs an assfs-
tunt to aid in developing the young
recruits
, 1922-01-05
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE|
DUNDEE no BOX WHITE.

BOSTON, Jan. 5-Johnny Dundee
Of New York and Charley White Of
Chicago. lightweights VIII box here
on January 16. it was announced to-
day. 1t viii be q 10-round decision
contest
, 1922-01-05

Not . bad year for Uncle CAMS
athletes In international composition.
Tho wearers Of the Red. White Inc
Rlue ccpped championships in tennis.
golf. polo. fencing. boxing and on the
track.
, 1922-01-05
First IN NeUs
OF All EUents
OF ROUsCH TO
COST REDS $4,000

PRINCETON. Ind Jan. Sit VIII
cost h Cincinnati National league
club $4,000 spread over a period OF
three years 10 bring Eddie Roush.
stelier outnelder. back into baseball.
Roush made this statement here to-
day. Roush declared his minimum
price for the next three ear is $751;
900 annually.
, 1922-01-05
THYE PINS

AT PortIand-Ted Thye, Portland,
won middIewelght wrestling bout
from Ben Reuben, Chicago.
, 1922-01-05
viii
Battle Murphy

DENVER. JAN 5.-Cowboy Pad
gett Of Dolores. Colo. who defeated
Morris Schiaifer OF Omaha hero Tues
day. was matched today to meet
frankie Murphy of Denver here Jan.
uary 10. They arc waiterweights.
, 1922-01-05
COWBOY PADGETT WINS.

At DenverlOowboy padgct, Do
loros, Colo, won the Referees do
cision over Morris Schlaifer. Omaha,
In q fast 12-rours bout Benny
GGrcia and Charley Mccarthy, Dem
vcr welfer-seights fought six rounds
to . draw. Charley Van Cura, New
Yorh, knocked out Jim Shirley, Dem
vcr, In second round Of scheduled
six-round bout Bud Hamilton, Ok
lahoms, got decision over Chuch
Roach, Denver. in four-round bout.
, 1922-01-05
HadfeLd Wins
ScuIling Title

wAN0ANUI. New Zealand. Jan. S.
darcy Hatfield won tho worlds
sculling championship from Richard
Arnst over a three and o~ne-fourth
mile cours on tho wanganui river.
His time was 10 minutes. 4s seconds.
, 1922-01-05
WISCONSIN CAoERs WIN.
At Observation-Disclosures defeated
Nebraska at basketball ~ to IA.
SMITH OUTPOINTs PALMER.

outpointed KID Palmer. Tulsa, In 15-
round bout
, 1922-01-05

New York followers Of boxirx say
the game never was handled better
than 1t Is at the present time. And
they give Boxing Commissioners WI
liam MuIdoon the credit for the i'm
proved conditions.
, 1922-01-05
Cardinals Sign
College Plnye,

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 5.-The st.
Louis Nationals have signed Center
Wick of the University Of Michigan.
who was selected by Walter Camp
as a member Of tho mythical Ameri.
can football team Wick Is a catacher.
, 1922-01-05
Tigers to Train In
Augusta, Report

DETROIT. Jan B@The Detroit
American league baseball club proba-
bly, VIII train this year at Augusta,
Ca. according TO Frank J. Navin,
president OF the organization. Man
ager ry Cobb now is in Augusta seek
ing to arrange for housing facilities.
, 1922-01-05

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.1Thirty men
answered the first call for candi-
dates for the baseball team at the
University Of Chicago today.
, 1922-01-05

A party Of Texas wrestling fans
made the Journey from the Lone Star
state to Boston, n distance Of $500
miles to witness the ZbyszIo-D svir-
court match in which the big Pole
defeated the TENN
, 1922-01-05
Call Issued for
Bank Statements

WARRINGTON. IAN. 5.-rhe comp
troiler of tho currency has issued a
call for the condition OF all national
banks at the close OF business on
Saturday. December 81.
, 1922-01-05
ST. PAUT n WINS.

At st. Paui-St.. Paul Athistic
clubs hockey team took second
game from Nationals of Winnipeg,
4 to 1.
, 1922-01-05

Jeweiry and watch repairing by ex-
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. o.-S Bldg.
3-b-tf
, 1922-01-05
scMAIFKR AND WEIGH SIGN.

DAVENPORT. Iowa, Jan. 5.-Mor-
rie Ri0 schlaifer of Omaha and
E,rankies WEIGH Of Chicago. welter-
weights. will meet In a 1e-round bout
here january 20. it was announced
today.
, 1922-01-05

Boxing experts who have seer
George Cook In action declare thai
Georges Carpenter VIII find no sofI
picking when he meets tho Australian
In London this month.
, 1922-01-05

When it to getting big
money for sporting events tho year
1921 was surely a record breaker.
Baseball. horse racing. boxing. foot
BAN and tennis. oil made a cleanup.
, 1922-01-05

GRAND opening dance. North Cas-
per hall; good music; Saturday, Jan.
uary Z. Nudge and Baysinger. pro-
prietors. 1-b.sts
, 1922-01-05

Connie Mack OF the Athletics has
managed a major league team for 81
years and John McGraw. the Giants
boss. Is a close second with a record
Of 20 a as pilot Of a big league
outfit
, 1922-01-05

. HOCKEY CAME SCHEDULED.
. MINNEAPOLIS. JAM B1rhe
Minnesota Hockey team VIII meet
the Notre Dame se1tet Tn St Paul
either January so or 81. It became
known today.
, 1922-01-05
pUNpNE-LEoNARp MATcH oHT.

Ak DundeeLeonard
match set tentatively for January II
called off.
, 1922-01-05

BEFrrON TO FIGHT PERRY.
AtsNew YorkSJack Brftton signed
for 15-round bout here january 81
with Jack Perry, Pittsburgh
, 1922-01-05

In 90 games pitched last season.
babe" Adams of tho Pittsburgh Pr
rates. issued only IS passes to FIRST.
did net make o single wild pitch. nor
did he hit a single batsman with a
pitched ball
, 1922-01-05

Tho big minor leagues can't be
blamed for objecting to- q rule that
permits the majors to draft players,
when a minor league star a be sold
for from i've to twenty-five times the
draft price.
, 1922-01-05

A new contender for the light heavy
weight title has bIossomed put In New
York In the person OF Gene Tunney,
the Greenwich Village scrnpper.
, 1922-01-05

Manager Duffy Of tho Red Scx, do
clares TINT his team the coming sen
son VIII be stronger than last year.
but most Of the Boston fans reside in
Missouri when It comes to the In
creased strength Of tho Sox.
, 1922-01-05

Pitcher Campbell Of the ~Indepond.
ence Southwestern league team,
pitched &c. games last season and won
2s Of them.
American league records show that
Babe" Ruth pitched two games for
the Yankees last season. and won
both OF fhepn.
According to measurements made
by ]. L. Marley. Peter Manning
t.57%. the new king OF trotters.
strides 20 feet 9 inches at full flight.
Leo Flynn Of Tex Richards Madl-
son Square Garden stan, announces
himself as the new manager Of Jock
Malone. the st. Paul boxer.
The big hunt is now on for a like
iy opponent for Jack Dempsey. in or
der that another heavyweight cham
pionship bout can be staged
A new contender for the light heavy
weight title has bIossomed put In New
York In the person OF Gene Tunney,
the Greenwich Village scrnpper.
Tho big minor leagues can't be
blamed for ob1ecting to- q rule that
permits the majors to draft players.
when a minor league star can be sold
for from nve to twenty-five times the
draft price.
Manager DUFFY Of tho Red Sox, do
clares TINT his team the coming sen
son VIII be stronger than last year.
but most Of the Boston fans reside in
Missouri when It comes to the In
crensed strength OF tho Sox.
In SO games pitched last season.
babe" Adams Of tho Pittsburgh Pr
rates. issued only IS passes to FIRST.
did not make o single wild pitch. nor
did he hit a single batsman with a
pitched ball
Connie Mack Of the Athletics has
managed a major league team for 81
years and John McGraw. the Giants
boss, is a close second with a record
of 20 ear As pilot Of a big league
outfit
F. A party Of Texas wrestling fans
made the Journey from the Lone Star
state to Boston, n distance of $500
vnsIa~ En- uyftuo-a the hvrzlrn-no vta.
, 1922-01-05

The big hunt is now on for a like
ly opponent for Jack Dempsey. in or
der that another heavyweight cham.
pionship bout can be staged.
, 1922-01-05

Leo Flynn Of Tex Richards Madi
son Square Garden star, announces
himself as the new manager Of Jock
Malone. the st. Paul boxer.
, 1922-01-05

According to measurements mad,
by ]. L. Marley. Peter Manning
t.57%. the new king Of trottcrs
strides 20 feet 9 inches at fun flight
, 1922-01-05
Sport Notes

Pitcher Campbell Of the Independ
ence Southwestern league team
pitched SO. games last season and wor
2s of them.