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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
c. c. /. Quintet Meets
kent's Hill Tonight
Especial TO kennebec Journal

Waterville. Feb. 1.-THE Coburn
Classical Institute basketball team will
meet the fast Kents Hill this evening
at Coburn gym at s o'clock. The local
prep school has defeated the Hill top
pers once, in Lewiston City hall. Feb
ruary ?, 43 to IS. Since then the team
from the Hill has improved consider.
ably and no doubt will give Coburn a
good run for the game. In Lewiston
kents Hill led to the end of the first
half, and Coburn is due to take a
slump, as nearly every team that has
winning streak has this happen occa-
sionally. and who can tell when this
time is going to be? 1t is all for Kents
Hill to gain and for Coburn to lose,
so Coburn cannot afford to live on her
laurels. Hebron has also beaten Kents
Hill once. and Coburn has beaten both
of them once.
Between the halves of the Coburn-
kents Hill game the Coburn girls team
Will play the girls team from Unity
High school. The Coburn girls team
has not been defeated this year and
has a very fast and good passing team.
The Coburn girls lineup will probably
be: Forwards. Daye and Clarke: cen
ter Thayer: side center, Ruth Daggett;
guards, Mace and Willett
The probable lineup for the Coburn-
Kents Hill game will be as follows:
For Coburn. forwards, McCroary and
Shanahan or Brennan: center. Lowell
or Shanahan; guards. Fielder and Ma
torski. For Kents Hill, forwards, Cap
tain Healy and Patten; center. Daven-
port; guards. Hartsgrove and Scott.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Fif'pO Regains Lost
Confidence Among
S. A. Fight Followers

Buenos Aires. Feb. II By A. P.)
Luis Angel Firpo has fully recov-
cred the popularity he lost among his
cOuntrymcn when he applied for citi-
ZenShip papers in the United States
if the attendance and enthusiasm of
spectators at his training exhibition
in preparation for fights with Farmer
Lodge and Erminio Spalla can he
taken as criterion.
Firpo's outdoor work is held at
small place called Luna Park. Ordin-
arly devoted to exhibitions Of freaks
and snake charmers. which daily has
been crowded to its capacity of 1000,
despite an admission fee of seventy
centavos. Outhursts of enthusiasm
game from the onlookers whenever
luis would land an occasional blow
that made a sparring partner totter.
or as on one occasion when he knock
ed the punching bag off its fasten-
ing.
The "Wild Bull" who is scheduled
to meet Lodge, an American heavy
weight, next Saturday, and Spalla.
the European heavyweight champion.
on Feb. "a. both in Is round matches,
did little hard training until the ar
rival of Hugh Garland, Il New York
representative Most of his short
workouts have taken places under
Gartland's direction in the private
gymnasium of the fighters friend
and patron. Felix Bunge.
The trouble with his left arm
which bothered him when he fought
Jack Dempsey, has entirely disap-
peared. he SAYS. and he is using II
freely now. Firpo's sparring part
ners include two American Negroes.
Joe Boykin and Calvin Respress. well
known in pugilistic circles of several
South American countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Colby Snow Team
to Participate in
Auburn Carnival

Especial to The kennebec JournaD
Watervile. Feb. 1.-THE Colby
snoWshoe and ski teams are TO
leave Waterville, Friday noon, for
Lewiston TO take part in the Au-
burn winter carnival in competition
for the State honors in winter sports.
The college events are TO be held
in Auburn. Saturday. but the Colby
team is DESTROYS of securing Il good
rest before the meet and are leaving
a day early.
Captain John n. Laughton. %, of
West Ripley. leader of the snowshoe
team, announced tonight that the
men who would represent Colby on
that team would he as follows: John
A. Barnes. %: Percy S. Lovely. '24:
William L. Pierce, IT; and John
n. Iaughton. The ski team under
Captain Cranstor II. Jordan. "a. of
Auburn. will be made up of the
following: Archer Jordan. Jr., who
won the ski-jumping events at the
University of Maine rect: George
+. Barnes, '2G: Joseph {. Smith,
~; and Cranston II. Jordan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Cornell Coach Does
Not Want Assistants
Job at Olympics

Hostun. Feb. l4.--JaCk MoakleN, Cor
ncu track coach and head coach OF
the. American Olympic track team -four
years ago. does not care 10 so to Paris
with the American team this year as an
assistant coach. He made this plain IN
a telcgram received by the Boston
Transcript today in reply TO a query
a. to his position based on report
that the Amateur Athletic Union com
luittee would submit the name of Law
SON Robertson University of IennSyI-
wanna coach. to the executive commit
tee Of the American olympic commit
toe as head coach Of the American
t'nm.
Il withdrew my name" Moaklcy
wired. from the list of tentative as
s,stant coaches that the A. y. [. was
to recommend to the Olympic commit
tee. Having had the honor Of being
head coach of the last Olympic team.
an assistant coaCh's position doesn't
appeal ~ me at my time in lifc."
1t had been generally understood that
Monkey did not care to be considered
a candidate for any position with the
olympic team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
PLANS SHAPING FOR
HALLOWELL To HAVE
WINTER CARNIVAL

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
HalIoweli, Feb. al n e t i n
plans for the Winter Carnival to be
held at the Vaughan. Field Feb. p
were made last evening by a commit
tee Of interested citizens who met
in the Office Of the superintendent Of
schools at City Hall. General plans
for the conduct of the meet were
made. The same class and school cups
offered last year will be up for COM
petition again. They must be won
by the same grade or class or school
three successive years before they be-
come the permanent property OF the
winners. In addition there Will be
two new cups. Ward One Community
Club has offered a cup TO be compe-
ted for between the High school and
Maria Clark Grammar school, said
cup to be awarded for the greatest
number of points made, and to be-
come the property of the school after
being won two successive years. Mr..
B!aisdell, principal of the high school
has also offered a cup 10 the class IN
high school making most points, this
cup to become permently the proper
~ Of the winning class in one year.
Instead of individual cups suitable
first. second and third year individual
prizes will be given. In order to make
this winter carnival a success of which
tie city can be proud considerable
sum of money will he needed to fl
nance the various events. Mr.. Nc
Kelvey. one the committee, has al
ready taken a paper through the
Johnson Brothers factory and has
met with a generous "+sponse. An
other paper will he circulated along
the street and two will be placed In
stores there. one in Quinn's pharmacy
and one in the Spauldrg drug store.
ANY citizen interested IN the success
Of the carnival can show his interest
and good feeling in the matter n
signing one of them. If all the towns
people work together. this carnival
ehould exceed in interest and value
those of preceding years. All should
help those who are so generously Civ
ing Of their time and money for this
worthy cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Foil, Mgr. Boston Red
Sox, Off with Grew
for Southern TrS. ming

Cleveland, Feb. Lice lohl,
manager of the Boston Red Son.
plans to leave his home here next
Tuesday for the spring training
camp at San Antonio, Tex. All of
the battery except Pitcher
Jack Quinn and Catcher Steve o.
Neil, have been ordered to meet him
in St. Louis. Wednesday, or go di-
rect to San Antonio.
Quinn and O'Neill and First Base
man Joe Harris. who are at Hot
Springs. will report at san Antonio
with the regulars March l.
The Red Sox may not train at San
Antonio next year Foil said. II the
New York Yankees give up New Or
leans. in favor of st. Petersburg, as
has been reported. he said the
chances are the SoX will train at
New Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
ABBOTT FIVE or
COLBY TRIMS CLINTON
4. A. BY SCORE 34!-25

Especial to the KcnnCbcc JournaN
Clinton. Feb. 1.-THE Abbott five
OF Colby college defeated the Clinton
\. A. 34,2G here tonight in fast
game of basketball. Hebert of the
college team played a stellar game at
forward with Sandy and Mason work
ing well. For Clinton Witham played
best. The summary:
COLBY CLINTON y. \.
Weymouth, IF ....... ID. Semouson
Hebert, If .......... RIB, w. Witham
hdSon, ....'. &, I. W alk'T
Abbott, rb ............ If. Mckinney
sandy, IN .............. ri. Is. W alker
Score Abhotts. 81. Clinton &c. Goals
from floor lIebcrt 6. Sandy ;. w.
Witham ), Weymouth 3. Mckinney
3, c. Walker >. Mason. Abbott. Sem
ousOn. Goals from fouiS Abbott Ma
son. Referee Dodge. scorer Abbott
Timer Baides. Time 10 minute pc
RODS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Phillips to Stage
Winter Carnival

Phillips, Feb. S14.'At recers
meeting of the Phillips testers. ar
rangemenis were made for a WIN
ter carnival for Washington's Birth
day. 4 substantial amount was
quickly raised for the event.
T. J. Sheehy, y. Z. Butler and a
D. GRAHAM compose the executive
committee in charge of the carnival
Business and professional men are in
charge of the finances, sports and en-
tertainmentS.
4 parade will open the carnival at
10 A. NJ, following by horse racing.
junior dog team races. skiing events.
snowshoe races. cross country ski
marathon. tug of war. and other
sports. There will be ball in the
evening,
4 silver cup has been offered TO the
county high school winning the most
points to be won three consecutive
years for ownership. Substantial
prizes are oeered the team hauling
the largest load Of wood into town.
This event win probably develop
ieenest of competition.
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COburn VS.. Westbrook
Saturday in
Championship Clash

Watervil!e. Feb. 14.-Tho C~hurn
Classical Institute Hockey team will
meet the hockey team from West
brook Sem on the Colby rink Sat
urday afternoon at $50. This will
be a championship game as Coburn
defeated Hebron a few weeks ago
4 to l. and kent's Hill fails to be
represented on the ice this year.
Thfe Westbvook team has fast
team and Will give the Waterville
prep school plenty OF action. and q
fast pace to follow. Although Co.
burn is vet to he defeated on the
ice. the Westbrook team o".>~0" '-o~n
with Il record fully as good. It is
doubtful if Westbrook has as strong
n team as she had last year, that
won the Prep school championship.
Coburn is making strong bid for
this championship this year and has
a good chance to cop it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
NELSON HIGH POINT
winner AT REGULAR
SHOOT RIFLE CLUB

Kenneth Lees team again COPIED
the highest number of points at the
regular shoot OF the Augusta Rife Club
Thursday evening. but McCauslands
team came in for its share of credit as
c. Nelson was the highest point win
ner of the occasion. shooting up a to-
tai Of IL. E. Ward and x. Lee were
tied for second place in the match with
20.
At this meeting the club voted to
purchase a Savage sport model rife
chamhered for short cartridges, COM
plete with sights. This is to be used
until the end of the year and is then
to be raffled off and the money received
turned in to the club. Those not haY-
ing IS per cent. average attendance
Will net lie allowed TO enter into the
"a file.
Much interest is being shown in the
rife club and at present there are 81
members enrolled. 1t was suggested
at the Thursday evening meeting to
form two clubs. This would put the
clubs in better way TO compete with
each other.
The summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
KAY JAY.
SPORT
CHAT

Auburn's winter carnival opened
with a bang Thursday when school.
boy athletes clustered on the snow
field and participated in the various
snow events of the carnival. The
carnival has two more days packed
full of athletic activities. The an.
nual event is made quite pretentiou,
this year. having a wider range Of
events and a fancy program by clas-
Sy athletes. One of the features O,
the first day of the carnival was
Bafilnland pure bred dogs on exhibi.
ton by Harry Whitehouse of Booth.
bay Harbor. who pilgrimated TO the
Auburn carnival to show. There
was no dog racing as previousv
planned. due to Gov. BaXter's
frowninG on the sport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
L. of c. Riheman
Wins International
Prone Champ, of i. S.

washington. Feb. l4.-By rIaclng
al OF Il possible 10 shots wiclin a
quarter inch ring. c. II. Harrel, Uni
versity of Chicago rifle man. won
the international prone gallery rifle
championship of the United States
in the shoot off between 20 winners
of indoor matches conducted by the
National Rifle Association through
out the country.
The War department announce
ment of the result today gave second
place to Il. II. Mccarthy of this city.
outdoor small bore champion. for
putting SO shots within the quarter
inch ring, which was described in
the center of the regular Ahalf inch
bullSeye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
RICHMOND
Howard, Colby
Diamond Man,
Returns to College

Especial to kennebec JournaD
Waterville, Feb. I4.-John Chow"
Howard. "a returned to Colby COL
lege this afternoon to resume his
studies after being out of college
the first semester Of the college
year. Howard returned to complete
his course and graduate with the
class of 1924.
Howard Is a valuable be sebalI man
for the Blue and Gray and should
prove a great asset to the pitching
department of the r'ne. Last year,
owing to lamepess in his arm, he did
very little hurting. but reports that
bis pitching arm is in first class con-
dition.
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Veach Signs to
PLAY with Red SOX

Detroit. Mich, Feb. l4.-Bobby
veach. the SS-year-old veteran out
fielder. who had declared himself an
avowed holdout upon his sale by. the
Detroit Tigers TO the Boston Ameri-
cans, has signed a contract 10 play left
field with the Red Sex and will report
at San Antonio. Tex. the Sox training
camp. March I.
Veach today confirmed the signing
OF the contract last Monday and said
that an adjustment satisfactory to him
and to the Boston officials, relative to
the $4,000 he had demanded to compen-
safe him for the move. had been con-
suInmatei. Yeach said he was in good
physical condition and Just as fast as
ever"
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Ruth Arrives at
Hot Springs for
a Boiling Out"

Hot Springs. Ark. Feb. IL
Babe" Ruth. New York Yankees
premier sugger, arrived in Hot
Springs today from his Sudbury,
Mass, farm for his annual boiling
out" and battle against surplus
weight.
Ruth appeared to be in splendid
condition. and is already without a
great deal of the avoirdupois he
brought to Hot Springs last year.
The slpgger said he had only about
10 pounds to removes and expected
no difficulty in reducing that
amount
Nine other members of the Van
kee squad are expected to arrive to-
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Will "Stick" with
COmiskey, Who Is
Fighting Jackson Case

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Charles A. CcmIs-
key, owner Of the Chicago Americans
was given an unanimous vote of loyai'
~ by the Chicago city council yester-
day. Aldermen and Mayor William
Dever announced their intention 10
stick" with Comiskey. who is fighting
the case in Milwaukee of Joe Jackson
former member of the team, who IS
suing TO recover alleged back salary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
First Group Indians
Off for the South

Cleveland, o.. Feb. 14.-The van
guard OF the Cleveland Indians left
here tonight for Hot Springs, Ark,
where they will remain for two
weeks before going to the spring
training camp at Lakeland. Pa. A.
though there are several players of
other clubs at Hot Springs. this is
the first squad of major Ieaguers to
start south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Schuyler Enck, Pa.
Distance Star, to Place
at WilcO A. A. Meet

New York. Feb. 14.-Schuyler
Enck. Penn State middle distance
star. will take the place of his team
mate. Alan Helffrich. intercollegiate
half mile champion. in the 500 metre
race. one of the features of the Wiloo
A. A. games next Saturday night.
Helffrich has been barred from fur
Their indoor competition this winter
because of scholastic deficiencies.
Enck was a member of the Nit
tany Lion quartet that defeated OK
ford at the 1928 Penn relays and es-
tablished a new worlds two mile re-
Law record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Colby and Bates
Hockeymen Meet
Tonight at Auburn
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Waterville, Feb. 1.-THE Colby
hockey team will journey to Bates to-
day where they will play this evening
at the Auburn winter carnival. The
lineup viii be as follows: MCGOWAN
NV. Muir Ivy. Vale G. Mil1ett I'd, Nc
Bay Id, Sagorstrom G. Mcpherson and
Pike VIII lie taken along for substitu-
lions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Lever, Former Penn.
Track Star, Feature
n. Y. Athletic Games

New York. Feb. 14.-Harold
("Roots"D Lever. former Pennsyl-
vania track captain and 1O0-yard in
tercollegiate champion. has entered
the Ioughman sprint series which
will he a feature of the New York
Athletic Club games on February
n His opponents will include Bob
McAuistsr and jackson V. Scholz.
Lever won the first competition
for the trophy last year, capturing
all three dashes at 30. co and 40
Yards
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Augusta BOwlers
Win from Waterville
in Match Thurs. Eve.

The Augusta bowling team trimmed
the Waterville thin pin pickers ut
match rolled at the Colonial alleys
Thursday right by total of ~ pins.
Gcggins Of tho Augusta quintet got
high total of the evening with @0i ana
also tool; high single with los. c. ivers
Of the WaterVille gang bowlcd high .
total for his team of 27S and also high
single with 90. A return match viii
be howled in Wateryille in two weeks.
The summary:
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U. of NJ. Pin Men
Win from Yale

New Haven. Conn. Feb. 14-Yale
lost its first match in the Intercolle-
giate Bowling League last night. tele-
graphic exchanges Of figures SHOWING
that University of Minnesota easily
won all three games. The scores were:
University Of Minnesota, sol, SIG,
500: total 2607.
Yale. Gee. .43. $50. total 2lii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Skowhegan CasevS
Divide Points with
Rambler BoWlers
Especial to Eeunebec JournaN

Skowhegan, Feb. 14.-In the league
game en- Wednesday evening, the
x. Of G. divided points with the
Ramb!ers, X. of c. winning game BIZ
ten pins. j. Harrison of the X. of C..
led for the evening with 104 single
and 3G6 total While G2gne was high
fo- the E2:n5,ers with high single
of 100 and to,al $50.
Tuesday the 18th, a game viii be
rolled between the American Leg
ion and the independents. FRIDAY
night, the 18th, Smiley and HAM
son roll Barney and Ivers of Water
vile on the local alleys.
The summary:
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Citizens Drop Match
TO Tiger Five at
Colonial Alleys Thurs.

TIC CitizcMs didn't seem 70 have
much to say in bowling match at the
Colonial alleys Thursday evening when
they dropped three points to the Tigers
Junior aggregation. J. Dostie was the
high string man for the winning five
taking high total with 2S6 and high
single with 100. A. Paquctte Of the
Citizens team t1ttencd the pins for y
high single o. 10i and for a high total
of 279.
Tie summary:
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Harvard Racqueteers
PLAY \. 7. Club Sat.

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 1.-THE
Harvard University squash racquet
team, Massachusetts State League
champions. will play against the
Tennis and Racquet Club in New
York next Saturday and against the
University Club in that city next
sunday. the Harvard Athletic Asso-
citation announced today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
Sen. BrOOkhart
of Iowa Elected Pres.
National Rifle Assn.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator
Brookhart of Iowa was last night
elected for the third successive year
president OF the National Rife Asso-
citation mt a meeting held here. The
other officers were also reelected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
ny" BASKETBALL
OUTFIT MAKES IT S
STRAIGHT Wins

The sixth straight victory Vas
Chalked up Thursday night 1T The
Y. NJ. c. a., gymnasium by the ~"
basketball team. the league ltaGcfs
when they trimmed the NiCkcry and
Hill aggregation by score OF % 10
Is, i'll Il fast closely contested game
Some fine team work was DISPLAYED
throughout the game and there was
also some brilliant individual pay.
ing. MarSton of the y. NJ. G. ~ uuin.
tet was the individual star of tie
evening and Noted five from the
floor and two from the foul line Tie
work of Cahill as guard was also re.
marked upon by the followers Of tho
same. Han and {. Prime were the
stars for the Nickcry and lin five
In the American Lesion Calumet
Club ar@ument, the LeE,on1ircs took
the Calumet boys number with n 20
TO II score. Thyig and Blown of the
Legion team and BCauduin Of tle
Calumet Club were each Responsible
for tiIe goals from the floor and
FruheTEtc of the lie" on team was Il
close second with four more through
the hoop.
Tho summaries.
Y. NJ. G. \. y. 4 II. 60
MdrSton ~ ............,ih G. Hall
Ecm Ii ..............rs :. Mccall
ingalls,
Overlook .............c L.. Prime
SailoId - ..............li lircl4rd
IL Nralaw
Cahill III ...............rf e. I.ime
Scorc--I. NJ. c. ~, -: V. x um
-. Goals from hoor Maraion E. Penn
., Overlook l. &. Prime .. WINSTON
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The best kind Of a face for driver
Is tho natural wooden one, because
once you disturb the face by inserting
either ivory or fibre you can never get
the same "smach" as solid as wood
gets wood also gives one TAR more
coutrol OF the ball than ivory. l be
leve that ivory is far too hard ana
smooth to grip the ball properly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
JOHN BLACK

"The Carpenter of Troor." who're
great Fameness ana mastery CT golf
make him feared at all tournaments.
Particularly competent OF approach
shots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
So. Gardiner Quintet
Wins in Lop Sided
Contest with Richmond
Especial to Kennebec JournaN


South Gardiner, Feb. 13-South Gar
diner Community Club took Richmond
into camp tonight so to 10 in lop-
sided game. Richmond started the
scoring early in the first period when
Johnson shot basket. Then the local
boys got busy and shot six before the
quarter closed.
In the closing minutes of the last
period Chew got busy and showed q
Pretty game, caging four goals
Gorton and Reynolds had their eyes
with them. while Hall played we'll on
the defence.
The summary:
S. g. c. c. RICHMOND
''P'diiIi' IL ...'....... II, ChcW
bortoh, III .............. If. Reynolds
Reynolds. 'rf ............ If, Michaud
% w I'll G, BuSn
Crosman. Marston, ID. RIB. Foster
nam ~ $500 '..'....... 10, sherman
Goals from floor. Spearin 3, Gorton
II. Reynolds 5. Sawyer 4, Crosman !,
Chew 4. Johnson ]. Referee. Barker.
Scorer. p. Hall. Timer, jeff Sawyer.
Time. four SIN. periods.