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Princeton's Defeat of Harvard
Stands Out as Miracle of 1924 Season
and ride to the big three champions

and ride to the big three" champion
ship.
Princeton on its amazing showing
yesterday, when Harvard was sent
back to the most decisive defeat in
the AZ years of rivalry between these
two ancient foes, will enter the fray
Il favorite against Yale next Satur
day in the Tiger lair. But the Blue,
while not up to its brilliant 1923
standard. apparently also brought its
attack to high pitch yesterday when
Maryland was trounced at New
Haven, Al to 0. and will be ready to
give the rejuvenated junglers the bat
tie of their lives.
Princeton's startling victory. how
ever, was not the only upset of yes
terdays program. Scarcely less
notable was the victory of Rutgers
over Lafayette by a margin of 43 to Z,
a game played in Princeton's stadium.
and the downfall of Syracuse. its first
defeat of the season, at the hands of
West Virginia Wesleyan. to 8.
Rutgers triumph over Lafayette.
which had been rated as one OF the
most powerful in the east, was curl
Gus analogy to the Harvard
game, for il was the most decisive
victory the Scarlet has hung up over
its rival since they first met in 1882.
Other surprises were the decisive
ness of Boston colleges triumph over
the vaunted Marquette team of Wis
consin. "a to Z. the upsetting victory
of the Haskell Indians over Brown.
II to 3, and 4Army's close call with
Florida. II to :, in three of the five
intersectional battles of the after
noon.
Yale's victory over Maryland and
West Virginia S cleancut triumph
over Collegiate, 81 to ., completed the
intersectional fray, in which the east
came off with three victories and
two defeats.
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Wildcats Win
Harrier Event

Des Moines, Ia, Nov, S.-The Kan
sas Aggie cross-country team, COM
posed of Kimport Sale. Aikman, Won
Reisen. Axtall and f.. Rutherford,
won the Missouri valley harrier cham
nionship from a fast field at Drake
stadium today. The Wildcat runners
finished second, third, seventh, nlnth,
10Th and 9th in the event, scoring
total of 80 points.
The Iowa State college team, ~
lines winner Of the title, was second
with II points. The other teams
nlsced as follows: Drake, third, -
points: Kansas L. fourth, 103; MIS-
souri,. fifth, ia; oklahoma, sixth. l2S;
Nebraska. seventh. lao, and WASH
ington L, last. las.
Rutherford, star Oklahoma distance
man. took the lead at the start, be-
ing closely pushed by Congre OF
Ames. The Oklahoman, however
drew away at the two-mile mark and
was never headed, finishing 10 yards
ahead of the field in 1852 $40. Kim
port of the Kansas Aggies, closely fol
lowed by his teammate. Sale, tinisheo
with a desperate rush down the home
stretch. but failed to overhaul the
Ol<lahoman.
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PLAYS GOOD GOLF
AT COUNTRY CLUB

Miss Florence Halloran of Salt
Lake. who Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Meyer. has been shooting ex-
ceptionally good golf on the Country
club course.
Friday, Miss Halloran got 3s for
the inside nine, and Saturday after
noon, playing in foursome with
Ralph Dold as partner opposing
Louis Meyer and Charlie Johnston
negotiated the Is holes In 81, three
under women's par for the course.
The final round has been reached
in the second flight In the club cham
pionships. ]. w. Carpenter Jr. beat
Louis Metz, 4 and . to go, and Robert
Garrett beat Henry Boiling / up for
flnalist honors They will play some
time time this week for the title
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Simms to Dispose
of Racing Stock
BY Universal Service.

New York, Nov. 9.-Announcement
was made tonight that Edward +.
Simms would sell his Xalapa farm
thoroughbred racing stock. most pre-
tentious OF any stud farm in America
on which he has spent more than
SO, 900, 900 in thoroughbreds, land and
buildings.
The farm is located In Burmon coun-
ty Kentucky. and is of more than
5000 acres The news means that 1t
will be the biggest auction in the turf
world since the famous dispersal OF
sale Of w. C. Whitney here 20 years
ago. The sale will be held. here ON
the evenings of December 10 and I.
1t is not thought likely Mr. simms
will sell the land and buildings OF
xalapa farm, but his establishment
at Saratoga may be sold.
Among the famous sires at 8aispd
farm are Negofol, one of Frances
greatest thoroughbreds; Eternal,
Leonardo II, Prince Pal. Lucky
Hour, winners of many American
classics. and others, both of this coun-
try and abroad. A severe loss few
months ago was the death in the
burning down of a barn Of the
famous Price Palatine.
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Maroons Lose
Chance to Win
Big Ten Title
Standing Changes Consider
ably as Result of Saturdays
Contests-Cophers Next
on Illini Schedule.
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-When Illinois
came from behind to tie Chicago
Saturday, the Maroons lost their last
good chance to win the championship
of the Western conference. A defeat
for Illinois from either Ohio or Min
nesota, coupled with victories by Chi.
cago in its two remaining conference
games would, OF course. give Chicago
a clear title as the only undefeated
conference team. But with that
chance remote, there remains for
Stages pupils only the hope that
either Minnesota or Ohio will tie
Grange and company and thus leave
the title divided equally between ILL.,
nois and Chicago.
The Saturday tie. coupled with
Michigans win from Northwestern
and Indianas upset of Ohio, changed
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tional senior boxing championships
from Boston. They have been con-
Quoted In the Massachusetts, capital
for 20 years With financial success.
Kansas City wants the annual basket
ball tournament and Cleveland. Pitts
burgh, New York and Cincinnati have
bid for the handball competitions.
The plan of awarding all senior
indoor swimming championships for
men to one organization appears to
have encountered sufficient favor to
warrant continuance of the proceed
ure, and several cities have made of
fers for the events.
Chicago. Detroit and San Francisco
have applied for the mems senior in.
door program and Indianapolis and
Detroit have offered substantial ap-
propriations for the complete outdoor
aquatic championships.
The committees choices are sum.
ject to approval of the general A. A.
u. committee In Atlantic City.
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Drake Bulldogs Retain Leadership Missouri Valley Conference kac

the conference standing considerably.
illinois remained first, with Chicago
second Michigan moved up to thifa
place and Ohio dropped from that po.
sition to fifth, below Iowa. A triple
tie for sixth place developed among
Purdue, Indiana and Northwestern
with Wisconsin and Minnesota trudg-
ing at the rear of the procession.
Minnesota plays Illinois next satur
dav and Wisconsin faces the more or
less cheerful prospect of graphing
with Iowa and Chicago on successive
Saturdays.
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BLANK
WHITE SOX, 10
by Associated Press.

Paris, Nov. 9.-The New YORK
Giants today defeated the Chicago
White Sox, / to 0. There was much
excellent fielding and team work
which aroused enthusiasm among the
American spectators; but, as during
Saturdays game, the French specta-
tors were cold and puzzled over the
intricacies of the pastime. Inc
weather also was cold-almost wintry
and the spectators drank "grog
American" instead Of eating peanuts.
The crowd was even smaHer than
that of Saturday, and unfortunately
for the French. they took the low
priced seats back of center field and
therefore, had little chance to appre-
ciate the fine points Of the game.
The game was played in the Ia
NOUS Colombus stadium. President
Doumergue failed to put in an ap-
pearance, but the government sent a
military band and the leading French
sportsmen were present.
Howard Ehmke failed by one game 10
make good his statement that lie Would
win 20 games during the 1924 oasepaii
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Grange Leads
Big Ten Scorers

Chicago. Nov. Bred" Grange of
Illinois went into the lead in points
scored in the Big Ten by carrying the
ball over for the Illinis three touch
downs in the game with Chicago yes
terday, but the only addition to the
ranks of leading scorers was Marks
of Indiana, who scored two touch
downs to defeat Ohio State. Baker of
Northwestern, who was tied with
Grange for the lead last week with
"a points, did not add to his total
and dropped to third when Rockwell
of Michigan added 81 points to his
previous Al for 6S.
The leaders and their scnres. follow.
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COAST CONFERENCE.
GRID RACE CLOSE.
BY Associated Press.

San Francisco. Cal, Nov 9.-The
Pacific coast conference football race
has narrowed down until 1t virtually
hinges on a single game, the contest
at Berkeley November 22 between
California and Stanford. They are
the only undefeated teams.
California has clinched its place as
a final contestant. and the only game
L has before the meeting with Stan
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Nevada. Stanford must get by one
more conference game. that with
Montana at Palo Alto next Saturday,
but Stanford is a heavy favarite TO
win and only a big upset can prevent
the Cardinals from going to Berkeley
with a fiawless record. Though Stan
ford and California both rate perfect
in the percentage column, Stanford
for the moment has slight edge, be-
cause it has won all its games and
California marred a similar record
when it played to tie with Wash
ington at Seattle yesterday.
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came out OF IA clear sky. This found
Orange and Black thunderbolt swept
through the bewildered Crimson from
start to finish an dts followers now
are confident that, on top of this tri-
umphant wave, it will smash Yale
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ny hshOCihtcu ETtbB
TT ANSAS CITY, Nov. 9-Drake,
~ although scored against yes
terday for the first time this
season by a Missouri Valley confer
ence team. today retained its lead
ersllip Of the conference through the
fact that it is the only eleven that
has not been defeated. Kansas yes
terday played the Iowa team to a 8
to s tie.
i Kansas recently has shown re-
lnarlable improv i'm its record.
After losing three straight games at
the beginning of the football year,
the Jayhawkers won their first vic
tory week ago by swamping WASH
ington university of st. Louis, 48 to
D. Yesterday they presented an al
most impregnable line when backed
no near their goal and Drake was
abe to make touchdown only
through the use Of pass.
The Drake team, however, was
able to make big gains at line
smashes when the ball was in its
territory or in the middle of the field,
and was able to complete many fos>
ward passes
In the only other conference game
yesterday. Missouri defeated Okla
homa, 10 to 0. This brought Missouri
back to the fore as serious con-
ference contender, following it's de-
feat week ago by Nebraska. The
Missouri eleven is the only team that
has won three games.
Iowa State and Washington both
played non-conference elevens yes
terday, the former playing Minnesota
to a to tie, and the latter defeat-
ing James Milliken, 10 to 0. The
other three conference teams rested
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Noted English Trainer of
Horses Retires From Duty

London, Nov. 9.-Richard Marsh'
one of the foremost trainers of race
horses on the English turf. has re-
tired from active duty. For many
years he was known as the royal
trainer, having had charge of the rae
ing establishments of the late King
Edward and of King George.
During 1928 IA horses trained by
Mr.. Marsh won % races. In 19 OF
these races the colors OF the king
were victorious.
Troutmap of the Transportation team,
shot a high single gamo OF III.
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By Associated Press.

EW YORK, Nov. o.
Out of the greatest ar.
ray OF football upsets
any day this season
has witnessed. Prince
tons comeback yes
terday to a victory of
unprecedented proper
tions over Harvard
stands out as the
miracle of 1924 grid
iron annals.
The Tiger reversal,
the sudden ascension
10 dazzling form of a
team that had seemed
of mediocre mold.
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When Bill Paterson was Is years old
he enlisted in the British navy and quail
fled as gunner. and was one of the
attacking crew which blocked the Zee
brugge Germans submarine base Pater-
Boston Boz IN Soccer league. of which he is
one Of the big stars
new attack will be made against the
stymie at the winter meeting or the
United States Golf association. Bobby
Jones has decided TO invade England next
spring in quest of the British amateur
and open championships.
An eastern sport writer seems to have
reproduced the most accurate descrip-
ton He says: Take Jim Thorpe. Eddie
Mahan, Ted Coy. George Gipp and Elmer
Oiphant. roll them all into oee, and you
have a faint idea of what Grange is
with Ieft-handers so effective In the
TX COBB n9 Ieonafd f9ftsea Cte coe
and Wells.
erce mentors with the declaration that
much OF the color Is taken from the
game by the "huddle system one OF
gone with the shouting OF signals
The coming Of darkness. will not mark
the end of thrill for members OF the Wis
consin football squad. Coach Ryan
has ordered ghost" football and arc
lights Tor camp RaIdan az Mauieoii'
Ryan plane TO give his gridders much
ght drill before the end of the present
season.
Old Jim Thorpe. who starred on the
Carlisle team when the Indian aggrega.
ton was at the height of its fame. still
a backfieid position on the Rock Island
Ill. professional eleven and still Is nearly
whole team. Age dosn't seem to tell
the great Indian athlete.
Florida university's football squad.
which recently concluded training trip
TO St Augustine. set precedent being
the first in the history OF the school to
take a preseason training Jaunt
It's been several years since Boston has
had a pennant winner, but hot stove
leaguers recall that bean city team
never has lost world series The Rel
sox we're victorious in 1908. 1912. felo
1915 and 1918. The Braves won In 1914
against the Athletics. The latter was the
only series decided In four consecutive
games.
Clark Griffith may soon find that win
ming baseball titles has its drawback
Most OF the athletes. not already under
contract. are expected to ask substantial
Increases in salary.
From Argentine comes another init
pusher. Jose Ganzales is the latest IA
is pupil Of DR.. August Duvante. dis
coverer Of Flrpo Just another Firpo'
only smaller. Duvante says OF Con
zales who Is welterwelsht.
Joe Kirkwood. trick shot artist, Will
play IN all Of the winter tournaments
this season Some time back the trick
shot player said he was through with
tournaments.
No longer Is the football guard a husky
individual more or less stationary. In the
widely used he becomes an extra half
back, very essential player
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Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

Nov. 1O-Pal Moran against Pete
Harley. ~ rounds In Providence
Goldman, 10 rounds In Pittsburgh.
Nov. 19--Andy Clancy against Joe
Matranga, IL rounds In New Orleans.
Nov: 1o-Joek Malone against MOT
Nov. 10--Johnny Darcy against Joe
lawson. I2 rounds In Albany. y. f..,
Nov. 10-Frankie Genaro ngsinst Al
p@naee' S"s rc9Pee"Wes o. p"Ss ~ Kaiser against
Nov. Io-Warnie smith against
Jimmy Finley. 10 rounds in Louis
Nov. 10-Bobby Barrett against h.
o.. Phil Kaplan. 10 rounds In Ph'i"-
"', N""' 10-Ted Moore against Joe
Libby, 10 rounds in PhiIadelphia.
Nov. Ic-Danny Kramer against
Harry Kid Brown. 10 rounds IN Ph'i"-
Nov. fO-Luis vicentini against
sammy vogel. IL rounds In New
Nov. 1i-Jeff smith against Frank
Moody. 10 rounds in Portland. Me;
Nov lI--Young StribliDg against
Fay Kaiser, 10 rounds In IreepsviiIe,
Nav ft--Jackie Gordon against
Dummy Lee, ~ rounds In New York
Nav. I1-Tim Droney against Larry
svcra. 10 rounds IN Atlanta.
Nov. 11--Bob Fitxsimmons against
Me.
Nov. I2-Luis Angel Firpo against
Charley Weinert, IL rounds In New
ark. ,,
Nov. .Ie--Jack Britton against Jim
my Duffy, 10 rounds In Oakland. Cal.
Nov. i2-Eddie Burnbrook against
Jack Perry. 10 rounds In NOnkers,
Nov. 13-MeI Coogan against Sid
Terris. IL rounds In Brooklyn.
Nov. 14-PauI BerIenbnch against
Tony Marullo. Is rounds In New
York.
Nov. Ia--CarI Tremsine against
Eddie shea, 10 rounds In East Chi
rag0.
Nov. 14-Al Van Ryan against
Archie Almond. 10 rounds In Mitchell,
=. ID.
Nov. fs-Bobby Garcia against
Eddie Anderson. 10 rounds In Clese-
land.
Nov. tt--Ernie Gooxeman against
Kenny Hershe, 10 rounds In Cleye-
land.
Nov. l5--BiIly Wells against Jimmy
Duffy. 10 rounds In Los Angeles.
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FRANK OSBORN
RETURNS TO ST. Joe

Frank Osborn, st. Joseph baseball
player, who was with Seattle of the
Pacific Coast league and Omaha OF
the Western league, has returned to
st. Joseph for the winter.
Osborn had the experience OF being
with two pennant winning baseball
clubs during one season. He was sent
to Seattle by New Haven and then
was shipped To Omaha. The Buffaloes
won the pennant in the Western
league. with the help of Osborn. who
played left field. lie hit well over 800
all season. When the Western cir
cult = season was over he returned TO
the Pacific coast and helped Seattle TO
win that leagues pennant.
Experts rate the Notr. Dame bacIsficid
aa the best ~ tho country Rockne D.
veteran quartet uf stuhldeher. Milcr.
crowley and Laydew are skilled IN all dc
| partments OF the game
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Kansas Displays
Improvement in
Season Record
Missouri Tigers Only Team
That Has Won Three Con-
ference Games-Washing-
ton in Cellar.


Nebraska against Notre Dame AT South
Bend.
bit.
Oklahoma against Kansas at Lawrence.
Drake against Kansas Aggies at Man.
haitian.
Iowa State against GrinnelI at GrinnelI
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NOVEMBER 10, 1904.
Iupsas Citv-Tha uraaf ap,hifsov

Kansas City-The great ambition
of Coach Hernstein and his formid-
able team Of Indian braves has been
realized. Haskell institute hsa won
the football championship of the Mis-
souri, valley for the season of 1904
in the best exhibition of the game
that has ever been seen in Kansas
City. Nebraska was not outclassed,
but certainly outplayed. The final
score was Il to g. The game was
won in the first 20 minutes of play.
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Jimmy Dunn, who made champions of
Johnny Kilbzne and Bryan Downet.
Things Jack johnson. negro VAS tbs
greatest Of all heavyweight champions
Dunn declares johnson had eYerythlng
and that he was cagey and clever es vel
as fast He picks Ionrson ahead Of Fit
simmons Jeffries and Dempsey al
around fitness for the holding Of the tltle
Jes. willard. Kansas farmer. vas the
biggest man to ever hold the heavyweight
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-10

When Bill Paterson was Is years old
he enlisted in the British navy and quail
fled as a gunner. and was one of the
attacking crew which blocked the Zee
brugge Germans submarine base. Pater-
son is now in America. playing In the
Boston Soccer league. OF which he Is
one of the big stars
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SpoLane-Papers we're signed here

NpOkdnf-Iapefs we're slgDe0 mere
for a battle between Jerry McCarty
and the Dixie hid for the welter
weight championship of the world.
The fight is to take place at Balti
more. Md. December I. The men
are 10 weigh in at 142 pounds at 4
the day of the fight.
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A new attack will be made against the
stymie at the winter meeting OF the
United States Golf association. Bobby
Jones has decided to invade England next
spring in quest of the British amateur
and open championships.
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swift rise, look to the cigarette itself,
its tobaccos, its blending-in short,
its taste.
This one thing alone - its de.
cidedly better taste - explains why
thousands ofmen are changing from
other cigarettes to Chesterfield.
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be deserved

TOconvert critics into enthusiasts,
whether for new school of
music or for a cigarette, requires
something more than luck. There's
sound reason for every big swing
in popular taste.
So, to account for Chesterfield's
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South Bend-Tommy Ryan. cham
piop middleweight, will defend the
title against Jack Sheridan in a 10
round fight tomorrow night. Ryan
agrees to knock Sheridan out or for
felt 81 900.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-10

Old Jim Thorpe. who starred on the
Carlisle team when the Indian aggresa-
ton was at the height of its fame. still
IL plaviuR football. He j. holding down
a backfield position on the Rock Island
H. professional eleven and still Is nearly
a whole team. Age dosn't seem to tell
on the great Indian athlete.
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Troutman of the Transportation team
shot a high single gamo OF 2lf.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-10

The east answers the western CONFER
ence mentors with the declaration that
much of the color is taken from tho
game by the "huddle system. one Of
the biggest thrills of football always has
gone with the shouting of signals.
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ing reserve in the sandhills Wednes-
day. A party of friends from out of
town accompanied him. Will Town
send visited Charley Thorpe Tuesday
and the two made the things that fly
around Geneva wish they could fly a
little faster. Townsend brought back
the limit of so birds,
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with left-handers so effective In the
majors Ty Cobb is we'll fortified with
four Of them. whitehill, Leonard, Cole
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N .port writer seem. to have

An eastern sport writer seems to have
reproduced the most accurate descrip-
tion of Red" Grange, the Illinois sensa
ton He says: Take Jim Thorpe, Eddie
Mahan Ted Coy. George Gipp and Elmer
Oliphant. roll them all into oee, and you
have a faint idea of what Grange Is.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-10

The coming Of darkness will not mark
the end Of thrill for members OF the Wis
consin u football squad. Coach Ryan
has ordered a ghost" football and arc
lights for Camp Randall AT Madison
Ryan plane TO give his gridders much
season.
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Omaha hunters had an exhibition

Omaha hunters had an exhibition
of some fancy shooting yesterday,
when Leroy Leach, the crack shot.
did things to targets. Out of 500
shots a dummies he missed only 10
and then closed his performance by
shooting at dollars in the air.
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had a pennant winner. hut hot stove
leaguers recall that bean city team
sox we're victorious in 1908. 1912, 1917.
1915 and 1918 The Braves won In 1914
against the Athletics. The latter was the
only series decided IN four consecutive
game9
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Clark Griffith may soon find that win
ming baseball titles has its draw back.
Most OF the athletes not already under
contract are expected to ask substantial
increases in salary.
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Florida universify's football SOUND,
which recently concluded a training tilp
to St Augustine set precedent, being
the first in the history OF the school to
take a preseason training Jaunt.