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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10

can remove the Sdisfigurations by
rubbing with fine sandpaper or
emery.
Knee Pad.
A knee pad made of stout cloth.
stuffed 20 a depth of about inches,
will make your work much easier
when you are scrubbing floors or do
ing work which requires you to be on
your knees.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Does Not Slip.

The difficulty of keeping shoulder
straps in good condition has been
solved by adjustable chains of gold
or silver. One set will do for all ones
lingerie, and the chain. unlike the
ribbon or lace strap, does not slip
from the shoulder.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10

it react on our own labor situation"
she contends.
"World-widc endeavor for the
united good of all is the chief hope
Of the world today"
To cnIishten the Chinese public
concerning better conditions the
Christian churches of China have
launched a campaign with the object
of applying Christian standards of
industry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
By LILLIAN LEITZEL
Worlds Greatest Aerial Gymnast

Take it as an exercise. 10: as a duty.
With hand Outstretched. shoulde.T
back. and every muscle straining,
welding the scrubbing brush makes
fer grace and beauty.
The same with other household
tasks-sweeping dus,ing, or washing
clothes. Do it as IN exercise, anu
make your Homework pleasant.
And remember at all tines:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10

The only benefit derived from cX-
erc.se starts from the i'm, You begin
to feel it. All that goes before is
merely preparatory warming up.
But to derive the fullest benefit
you must also learn the at of relax
ing.
NEXT ARTICLE: How 10 Relax.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY
CARTON

sgd, I've told Leslic-told her the
whole story and although | am afraid
she will never love me tie same again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
The .Tangle
An Intimate Story Of In
nermOSf Emotions Rereai.
ed in Private Letters
FROM SYDNEY CAR
TON TO JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT.

Arrived home yeste -,lay. Hope to
hear from you soon. Saw Paula for
a few minutes at CHI, ago. sgd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10

Monograms on coats may have q
wide selection as to lOcatiOn-sleeves.
belts. pockets and above or below the
waistline
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Leather Belts.

Leather belts in soft pastel shades
a swell as in vivid reds or greens are
pleasing accessories with sport
frocks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Variety of Interesting Subjects Discussed for Home Reading

Leslie knows now that you are per-
fectly innocent of all Mrongdoing.
Sincerely yours, sgd.
Copyright, 1924. NEA Service, Inc
TOMORROW-Letter from Leslie
Prescott to Leslie Prescott, care Of
the secret drawer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Household Suggestions
Cleaning Ivory.

II ivory has become spotted you
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Advertising Slogan Contest
For Children and Adults
$500 in Gold Prizes
CHEX Puzzle Contest

Any citizen OF this state Except
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Coz can compete for the CHEN
Slogan Prizes.
Answers must be plainly, legibly
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How to Win:

Purchase CEX place of ordinary toilet and bath
soap-fDrug Department Stores sell CHEM. Use few
DAYS then YOU what necessity it -Aou VIII
delightful 1t is to use than ordinary soaps
select slogan advertising idea
telling why like to CHEN IN
An of hundred words on mex
solution The contestant having
the correct the best advertising slogan
will be awarded the first prize IN
the contest The next best the
second price etc wrapper answer
effort will be passed by the judges Remember! a
simple slogan often the best and you have lo prizes
10 compete for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Greentree Stable Enttrains for
Tijuana Race Tracks Saturday

.TfJU.ANA RACE TRACK, Mexico,
i Doc. 27.-Frorn out of the East
viii como ono of tho turf's most fam.
Gus stables and this owned by n
wealthy Now York woman, leader
OF society. viii give the Tijuana
meeting added attention.
This Is the noted Groentreo Stable,
owned by Mrs, Payne whitney and
It's members include some OF the best
hIgh.class stake runners In America.
II Is the growth and tho high stan.
dard OF the Tijuana racing which
has induced Mrs. Whitney 20 ship
her string here,
A telegram which President James
Wood Coffroth, OF tho Tijuana Joe.
key club, has Just received from Vim.
cent Powers, trainer OF tho Green.
trco establishment, says that 10 head
will leave Floral Park, n. Y. today
for Tijuana, The nominations Of the
Greonireo for the rich Tijuana stakes
havo been received for some time
and In a few days tho runners win
be on their way westward.
The star Of tho lot Is Cherry Pie,
n distance runner with ample &c.
compliments TO recommend him as
formidable candidate for tho Cot.
froth handicap, which has $4,000
added money, and other rich stakes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
WATERMAN KNEW
HE COULD FIGHT

Says Waterman: II knew that
Smell was a fighter that moment,
II took lots OF patience In instruct.
ing him. but Doc Is one OF those
boys who pays attention. and by
careful nursing ho was brought
along until l thought he was ready
for tho main event boys.
lie went TO California, where
Inc made q tremendous hit in
both his fights ut Oakland.
Tommy Simpson, the Oakland
promoter, told mo that Smell
was tho best looking prospect
he had seen in years"
Since returning from the South,
Smell has taken part in seven ring
battles without defeat. beating
Johnny Hawkes. twice. knocking out
Young Barroro and Joe German,
won decisions over California" Joe
Lynch and Chuck Hollman and then
solidly placed himself with coast
fans 10y boxing n vicious draw with
Tod Morgan.
Which is some record for a kid
who was working In a country drug
store up 20 about six months ago!
Now managers OF boxers are look.
ing around for more druggists who
will prove better face.punchers than
they are pill.poundcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

OF the Tijuana meeting. Cherry Pic
holds the honor OF possessing the
American race record for mile, this
being 1855 2.5. He Is Mrs. whitnoy's
favoritc thorobred, and whilo she has
not announced her intentions, II is
considered likely that she may be
hero to SEQ him carry her colors OF
pink and black in the Coffroth handi.
cap.
Tho Greentroo stable always has
been n powerful racing organization,
in It's time Boosting Of several cham.
pions and winners Of the richest
stakes which America offers. In.
cluded IA tho lot Of 10 soon 70 be on
tho why arc Cherry Pic, Dazzler,
Lcopnrdess, Rinkcy. Freya and
others, Their arrival az Tijuana is
eagerly awaited, Stalls have been
reserved for them and reception for
tho costly runners of the wcll known
New York horeswoman is being ar.
ranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Smell EmulateS FirpO;
Left Drugs for Boxing

pressed By bis work. green young.
stcr tho he was. and soon 10 was
back In Taeoma again looking FOR
bouts
Then came tile turning point
IN Smells career. Waterman
had him put OH the gloves In
the gymnasium with the hard.
seeking Johnny Trambitis, who
was implorcd by Waterman TO
knock that hid out, II you can,
Johnny. lie wants 10 be a
fighter
Trambltas then proceeded 20 com.
ply with that request. Felnting
quickly with his left, he planted a
right cross on Docs" chin that
madc his knees sag, but TO the
amnzcmcnt OF the spectators, within
10 seconds after that punch landed
on SMELLS Jaw, the Peshasiln young.
stcr was chasing Johnny around
tho ring. throwing punches from
every angle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Myers Rated As
Best in South

Sport scribes IN the South are rat
ing spuE Myers as tho best Junior
rveltcrweisht in California now. fol.
lowing his victory over Joe Benja.
min. That win was a big feather IN
Myers cap and there Is big demand
Cor his services now.
Dodc Bercot, who has fought two
draws with Myers and holds a de-
rssion over the Idahoan. Is going TO
Los Angeles soon after the holldny-
and IT'S a cinch they viii meet coon.
Bercot is big card down South and
he. too. beat BENJAMIN.
The winner OF the Myers Bercot go
will certainly be in the big money in
the Cafeteria city with the I2.round
bouts coming up.
Bercot has "A ink over Myers be-
cause Of hts southpaw style. Bercot
ls the hardest man 10 fight that Ny.
ers has ever faced because OF his
southpaw tactics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Berlenbach Is
Easily Winner
Over Estridge

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f--ioeal
ngbt fans today were matching Paul
Hsrlenlach with MiEo McTlEue for
the wurIFs nEhthrayywsiEht title.
Harry Greb for tho mIdilowsighi
championship and, In fact, any and
an comora,
Rcrionbach came back into the
front nuk Of nshtdon by virtue
of tho Hsyfrr beating no EBvo Larry
EstudEe. negro midiloweirht. In
Madison Square Garden last night
before a crowd Of iaooo. Referee
Jack o'suiilvan wisely stopped the
bout after two minutes aud - rec
onds of fighting Ia tho second round
Of nc scheduled i3sround so.
Outwrighlnr bis opponent by d.
pounds. tho winners terrific punch
ing WIZ too much Tor tho ncgron
speed and boxing clsycruoss.
BtricGbach himself showed moro
pugillstlc skin than 10 had Pre-.
vloualy been conceded.
Bsr,rnbach pounded The negro
heavily In the fret round In the
sseond the ucsro wen, down for the
counr Of nine Bleeding from nose
and mouth. he eiutchcd tho ropes
and struggled 10 al upright pusl.
ton. Bcrlenhach charged across
the ring 70 shoot out what was
certain 70 have been a knockout
blow. ~ this poln, O'sulilyan
stepped between them and stopped
the slaughter.
It was technical knockout
IN the Tcmi.flnnl. Jack Delaney.
OF Bridgeport. Conn. tho only man
who has knocked out pcrIcnbach
since tho lstter's entrance into pro,
ressional ranks, easily got a decision
over Paul heed. Of Boston, in a i2.
round contest.
II was moral victory for Reed.
his gHmoness IN staying turnout.
despite stiff lae!ng, being wildly
chcerod al the conclusion OF the
uneven battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Foley and Morgan
Best Prospects

Right nov, Foley and Tod Morgan
are the two best ring prospects In
the Northwest.
They both have class as well a.
the ability necessary 20 set 70 the
TOP. They take good carr o. them.
selves. keep on Improving and q
wouldn't be surprising 20 sce both
" them title contcndeFs soon.
It's too bad that It's impossible FOR
them 10 meet in the ring. what o
fight 4 would be-
But since Foley has shown that
be can rlnke tho bantamvoight limit
and sun be strong. tho match e ont
u the question. Morgan is too good
for Foley 20 give him six or seven
7punds in weight.
Among big fellows there IL oftIu1cs
ms much difference as 20 pounds IN
rslghts, but IN the lighter classes
The variance % n few pounds among
equally matched boxers Is more i'm.
pcrtant.
Foley hits harder than Morgan. but
he fsatherwsight champions longer
reach and better speed would make
an even fight OF q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Huskies and
"Wednesday
Cha sh Here

WAsmSGToN AMI The United
w States Naval Academy viii
compete In an athletic carnival Ia
Seattle during tho week d July %,
1895. according 70 an announcement.
made by Darwin Mslsneat graduate
manager q tho local school
Mcisncst declared that nsg0tIa'
lions had been under way Tor some
time with The Mildly authorities.
and when it was learned th.t the
Naval Acadrmy's annual summer
cruise would bring Them 60 Seattle
in 1915. arrangements for tho meet
were completed.
Definite announcements o. The he'
tual competition 70 b offered g.
forthcoming. but crew racoH. tennis
haErbail and u track meet arc al
moot certain,
The only drawback 20 tho meet
10 That Washington athletes viii he
enjoying Their summer vacation. bug
there a a possibility that keeping
them together may - brought
about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

WILL DOC" Smell. hurricane To
w coma fcatherwclrht who meets
Tod Morgan Ia tho main event al
Crystal Pool Tuesday night. emulate
iho example Of Luis Angel Firpo By
graduating from a Job an druggist
IN small town drug store 70 a Tor.
tune I'm the rinE7
Which explains the doc" part
Of Smells ring name. His
Christian name is William. but
Ia Peshastin, Wash, where Smell
WIS born and raised about 20
years ago. everyone calls him
Doc"
Smell makes his homo IN Tacoma.
where his parents have lived FOR
years. II was there about four
years ago that he first commenced
boxing. taking part in some anna.
tour bouts under tho wing OF pr.
James Carroll. Tacoma physician
and sportsman who was interested
In tho amateur boxing and wrestling
shows at the Tacoma armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

ana tbo river b. going 10 finance
the work ~ building II holes on tho
new property thus completing tho
ishoia scheme Of having tho fun
course on The south lido Or the
railway tracks.
Holes Sos ! and . ~ che present.
courrc VIII continue 90 be- ued uur
ui such time ns the property oan.
era, tho Chicago. Milwaukee Railroad
Co, wihh to ws ., Tor something
disc. And ula % not expected 10
happen for quite aome time. n ever.
Anyway. from tho present plans
that have been outlined. an is.holc
course for tho Eafilngion.anu viii
b. a realization ~ ntxt fali. and on
top u this there win bo two hol,1
for practice purposes. ard na there
arr igo acres now acquired ''Bcr1E
Tho railway imci.r." there viii BE-
ample ground on which 90 build a
FUN course now and atm have lcft
over sufficient property on which 20
build a modern clubhouse when
such n building u rcccrsarJ.
Frank Ryan. president Of Tho
harrington Golf and Country club.
appointed tho following committee
20 so over the property and attend
20 Tho laying out o. tho now work:
William Ehlsru. Jr. chairman: Fred
jackson. Roger Morgan. Charles
Miller and G.. u. Smith.
The new property ~ very suitable
for a Folf course. aud tho river run.
ming thru tho middle OF tho 100.
acre tract viii afford several chances
for tho architect 10 lay out water
hazards en- route.
II 10 also going 20 be a simple
enough JOB 20 plan this course be.
raurc Of tho fact that the ground
n all cleared. having been under
pastura for many years.
What everybody interested 10 tho
building Of the course 10 now wait.
ms Tor II good weather. Everything
CLIO IL settled, meaning that the
Jonea.T Thompson Co. 81 going 20 give
the Darlington Coli and Country
club an isholo Eolf course and n
permanent home. instead Of a nine.
hole links and yearto.ycar rri.
dcncc, as Il now stands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
AbOutFiights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

CEETNG fighters in the ring
y every few weeks makes II
harder 20 notice any marked
improvement in their work,
but when there is a longer
lapse of time in appearances
il is more marked.
This is particularly true in
the case Of Vic Foley.
The Canadian bantamweight
champion looked like a differ
ent fighter in his victory over
Sammy Sandow last Tuesday
then the Foley who fought
here a year or SO ago.
Foley always had a loi o. natural
ability. but be had polish and finish
70 hts work that were missing In bis
former showings here.
This was particularly true a. bis
punching. which was straight, ac.
curatc and hard
Ills defense. too. particularly when
Sandow played FOR the body. was
much better.
There's no getting away from the
fact that spider" Roach IL = great
trainer. He worked few weeks
a.th Foley last summer and some %
lns bugs thought be was making
Foley too careful In tho rims. but
t,oach's handlwork was seen the
other night IN Foley's ring craft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
WORKED As
DRUGGIST

Then the younT8ter went back TO
PoahBstin and got job as crrand
hoy. clerk and prescription filler for
the Sims Drug company, the only
drugstore NJ Peshastin. Smell had
evidently forgotten the boxing gamo
and had made up his mind TO devote
his life to the drug business
PM pounding being little too
tame. Smell soon was taking part in
somc Of tho boxing bouts being held
at tho nearby towns Of Leavcnworth
and wcnatchce.
During the following two years
DOC" boxed such boys as Ernie
Daley. Frankie Green. Johnny Muck,
Eddie Mel and Len Maiody. His
showings against these boxers at.
tractcd the attention of Joo Water.
man. I'm TACOMA. who sent for him
and put him In on preliminary
on one OF his Kay Street club shows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Pro-Amateur
Play Billed
for Rainier

Something that has been talked
about In golfng circles, hcrcabouts.
for Asverul years past. IS going 20
become n realization when tho Pacific
Northwest professionals and leading
amateurs gather together 20 take
part In tho third annual pro.nmatsur
championship tournament which viii
be held at tho Rainier Golf and Coun.
Try club course. which has been tho
testing ground for tho two previous
moctu.
The something referred 10 Is n
professional versus amateur team
match which will DO played In singles
matches In the morning and best.
bali matches I'm tho afternoon. Both
events viii be decided on match play.
Before going any farther with this
story Il might be we'll to tell 1T this
point that the dnto for this team
match is Monday, August 10. and on
tho following day the third annual
pro.amatcur teams will tcc.off on
their SO holes OF best.ball medal play.
In n word, tho 1926 pro.nmateur
tournament is going 20 bo two.day
affair instead of tho usual one day
stand, and, incidentally. the Rainier
Golf and Country club and tho Pacific
Northwest Professional Golfers as.
aociatioS have, by fixing tho dates
OF this two.dny tournament. SGT n
splendid example TO all other clubs
and associations to follow. namely.
''Do your notwithstanding early"
Tho professionals VIZ. amateurs
team match on tho opening days
play Is going TO be very interesting
nffnir and ono that Is going Co not
only attract plenty OF interest among
players and fans, but ono that ls
going TO settle tho daily 10th hole
argument about whether or not tho
professionals AFRO better than the
kings of tho simon pure ranks.
Tho pro'amateur championship on
tho second days play will DO tho
uaual 36.holo test OF bcstball medal
play.
This years field brought out a won.
derful field and furnished plenty OF
hlgh.class golf with Rudlo Wilhelm
and his professional partner. Johnnie
JUNIOR. from tho Portland Golf club,
leading the race after as fine an OK.
hibltion Of teamwork golf as has
ever been seen here or elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Darlington Leaders
Give Winners Cups

Mrs. Don c. Moore and Frank At
kins, captains OF tho Darlington club,
did bit OF Santa Causing this week
by purchasing and presenting the
prizes that have been won on the
Black river links this year TO the
various winners. Yes. we got ours
and II was well worth waiting for
Said wait began on the Fourth Of
July. which. incidentally. was nos es
long as some OF the rest Of the gang
had TO stand on the corner. Per
sonally. we think that the idea OF
giving out the seasons trophies dur
ing the Christmas week is a very
good one. especially when one knows
that one has something coming ones
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
OTHER SALES
MADE PREVIOUSLY
Pancho Villa VIII
Defend Title Soon

MANILA. Dec. :7.-Pancho Villa,
worlds flywelght champion. WIN de-
fend his tito here in a :o.round
match with Young Senoio. recos-
nlzed as the flyweight champion o.
the Philippines, In the last week Of
january. This was announced after
efforts 20 get Johnny Breslin. New
York flyweight. 10 journey 10 Ma
Mia 70 battle villa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Majors SkephcaI in Buying Touted Minor Stars
l8-HOLE COURSE AT DARLINGTON
Double-Headers
Become Fewer

bpublphoadCra tn tho major
leagues are becoming fewer and
fewer each day. Tho maEnaitn
roei that putting On two games
lug the price % one doesn't help
,ho box once anywhere near
Az much ~ tho total receipts q
lwo games IN two days. IN the
coming major league meeting,
fn problem viii DO taken up
aud d, Is prohahls that the double
acadcra will DO minimlzcd greatly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Short Sport

a Greek wrestler was sued fof
$50. 600 In Cleveland tho other day,
by way Of proving how optimistic
people 81, around the holidays.
II must be nice 70 be a sehooIhoy
like Young stribnng. 80. when
school interiors; with hls fighting,
10 quits school
Ia strlh,lng says he does not want
his boz 10 play football and tho rrH.
son Il obvious. You can't make
much money playing football.
walsh. the Noirs Dame football
captain. Is from Hollywood. This
probably explains why he ran Wild
on tho gr.dlrop.
Jack Johnson has watch given
% him b. The king Of Spain.
Many other authorities, less noted,
have given him ume,
Another way for a football coach
70 break Into print during tho on
season Is 70 condemn tho forward
pass.
The Army Navy game viii 10 rc.
turned 20 New York next year
Il Is 20 much easier TO conduct ticks'
schipinB on a profitable scale there
Tiger Flowers L. almost goot
enough now 70 have tho white mid
dleweiEhB start drawing the eoloi
line.
The Cleveland rabbi who doesn't
Faut hts son 20 DO a box fighter be
cause Il Isn't n buginess. evidently
never heard Of Tex Richard
Headline read. Everybody Stun
on Eve Of Baseball Meet" Sigh
typographical error. 1t shout,
have read everybody dumb
We suppose Il was Mother Ev,
herself who originated the practice o.
turning over a new lear on Now
Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
New Links
Ready for
Fall Play
Construction OF Addition
al Nine on Black River
Course Starts Soon
BY ALEX c. ROSE

TIiE Darlington Golf aid C1un
Il Try club win have San ishoio
course completed ana ready fm
play before tho autumn leaves he.
can 10 fan next year!
F'pr several months past much
talk and planning have been done
toward putting over tho deal that
would AID another MAE holes onto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
IDAHO WINS
FIRST GAME

LEAyENWORTH, Dec. 81. - 4
-'~-r- arr,~'.1-it IN Tho second half
won last nights game for the Uni.
Nsisity % IDAHO over the Lcayrn.
worth All.siarB By q % to % score.
The local team led, IS TO 10. at tho
end Of the FIRST half A second game
viii be played tonight.
The score: Lsavcnworth-H oIsey,
10 .: Nelson N. /; Harris n, Z:
Thompson 10, II Dsane fvi. . WIN.
der Cg), 1. Idaho-Mlles %. 4: Nedro5
o.. 4. Erickson tci. 4; Penwell ~ s.
Nelson o. 8. Walter Ben. Seattle.
referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

tory over Kent. which previously
had beaten the Seattle Sunbeam
The varsity squad Is expected 20
line Up with Hcskcth and Frayuc
n forward. Anderson AZ center and
Cobley and Haiss AZ guards. with
Tho First Christian team taking the
floor AZ follows. Clarke and Hor
mig. forwards. Harris, center, and
Heath and BarFnEcr. guards