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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-22

This Garbald of the third generation fighter
and not afraid anything He has been looking for fights
and has found all his e He may have the vision
enacy genius above ALL the unseh patriotism of his
glorious grandfather
But energetic young Italian full of the ability and
that have made the greatness of Italy and Of Rome
This young SGarbald defies criczes and Musso
ni who brain five times the possessed by
this aggressive young gentleman And the world that
Mussolini lis afraid arrest General Garibaldi
That ism it. Mussolni afraid Of Garibadi than
he is Of fly on the wall What ne really Tears Is the
Island this country fought for his country and died. honored
by the world, years ago.
Ten thousand like Peppno Garibadi would not bother
usson He would lock them dispose Of them as ne
chose. But YOU CANNOT LOCK UP GREAT NAME, you
cannot ignore it. you the wisdom that Mussoin pos
you know better than to INSULT such name and thus
offend its friends
Young Peppno Garibaldi and fret his little hour
and annoy ussolini But it isn't his personality great
small as that may that defends him. It is his grandfather
THING FOR HIS COUNTRY and for the rights of human
beings
Great power Of name What the four valuable
letters making up valuable financially in all
the world?
These are they:
FORD.
How much do YOU think those four letters are worth put
this order and meaning what they to the world now?
Henry Ford has perhaps three hundred million
dollars actual property in factories manufactured
stocks railroads real estate forests bonds money
bank may much half billion dollars in such
values Take every penny Of that away from him and ne
would hardly know it.
The the world would send their agents hurryng
those agents would say: Mr. Ford please
borrow five hundred millions thousand millions
from u.s."
The four letters FORD worth than the total
of John Rockefeller than all the gold that the
United Treasury and than half
of all the gold in the world
What's in name? Shakespeare asked the question and
you the of the line That thing call
by any other would smell as sweet
When he line little did Shakespeare imagine
what in HIS Great the Of Ford,
Rockefeller all those that work and contribute to the
prosperity comfort progress and happiness Of the world
Those viii vanish and the great Of SHAKES
PEARE in the minds Of centuries hence
like bright in the dark sky.
He wrote I'VE such things dreams made Of and
little life is rounded with sleep."
The oblivion of time will many combinations
of letters like Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson, Lloyd George
Foch moving picture rnarves that make for
camera all the modern that you could mention off
hand will be wiped out by THE SLEEP OF TIME, but
greatness HIGHEST GENIUS conquers that oblivion.
Five will shine thousand years hence they do
today-HoMER. ARCHIMEDES MICHAEL ANGELO,
SHAKESPEARE NEWTON.
No living man. compared with them, hope to be
than taow candle compared with the MONDAY Never
theless, nothing is valuable than GOOD NAME
y u
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-22
Who Said 1t

Care to our coffin adds a nail.
no doubt,
And every grin SO merry draws
one out"
olcott, in "Expostulatory
Odes,'' urges all to be merry.
A good book Ia the precious
life-blOOd Of a master spirit, en-
balmed and treasured up on pur.
pose to a life beyond life"
Such is the valuation Milton
places on good book in "Areo.
pagitica."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-22
Leaving Cards.

nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ When attending a reception
or tea, should one leave card
for each hostess, and the guest
of honor?
2. How long does one stay
when only slightly acquainted?
3. Is 1t correct to call at any
time between hours stated?
4. If unable to attend, should
your card be mailed to the host
ess only, or to the hostess and
her guest? L. Y.
YES leave a card for each
Il hostess and one for the guest
Yof honor. In this way you "pay
Vour respects to each lady
2. Between twenty minutes and
a half hour
z. Yes. ...
u To both.
.(MrE BeeclSman will be glad to
anAwer questions on etiquette
submitted by readers.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-22
Straw Hat and Tuxedo.
EAR MRS REECKMAN.

nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ Is it proper to wear straw
hat with a Tuxedo while acting
as usher at wedding? The wed.
ding is going to be held in the
evening during June. C. ].
FVENING clothes are the real
~ ly correct attire for the we'd
ding. but IL the gentlemen have
decided to wear the informal Tux
edo, then the informal straw hat
will be appropriate and consis-
tent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-22
GIVING THE
ORDER
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman

nEAR. MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ What is the proper way =
introduce a young lady to a mid
dle-aged man?
(2) In a restaurant, does the
young lady give the order. or the
gentleman? B. p. X.
VOU don't. Always introduce q
man to woman. This is
one of the first laws of making
introductions.
Say. Miss Ladye, may ] pre-
sent Mr.. Manu-"
t2) The. lady gives her order to
the gentleman, who is her host,
and he gives 1t to the waiter.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays Hero-Frank Snyder,
veteran Giant catcher, hit one over
the left field wall on the Boston
field and helped beat the Braves s
to 6. 1t was the first time the
fence had ever been cleared by Il
drive.
Two runs scored in the tenth in
ming when Red Faber blew up en-.
abled the Tigers to beat the White
Sox, Z to 5.
! Bunchcd hits off Karr, who had
won 8 straight games gave the
Browns 1 TO ) victory over the
Indians.
Handing out severe punishment
to the pitchers in both games, the
tAthletGcs strengthened their lead
by taking double header from the
Senators, / to 8 and to 4.
Three pitchers were Knocked out
in rally that scored II runs in the
seventh inning and gave the Cubs
la II to 3 victory over the Reds
Luquc, Bicmiuer and Benton took
the beating.
Errors by Wright and ,Traynor Jet
in three runs but the Pirates hit
hard in the piuchcS and beat the
Cards 7 to 4.
Clinging onto winning streak
of two straight games, the Yanks
jsplit even with thc Red Sex at J TO
5 and 2 to u.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
LOOMS
AS BIG FACTOR
in TRACK MEET

SEATTLE, Wash, May 90
Several Pacific coast conference
records may 20 by the boards to-
morrow when teams of eight Paci,
fic coast universities and colleges
will put forth their best in the an
nual conference track meet.
Stanford looms as the heavy fay.
orito to capture the meet with Wash
lngton considered second in the
possibilities. Oregon, winner of
last years meet, lost many of her
best men and is not considered Il
possibility.
The outstanding figure of the
meet will be "Tiny" Hartranft,
great Stanford field man. He re.
Gently exceeded the world S record
IN the discus with "a toss of l57
feet, l 5-S inches. Saturday he is
expected to at least pass the con
ference record of 14S feet six inch.
cs set by Pope of Washington in
1921. He is also an expert per
former in the shot put.
Stanford mon also have the best
marks of the coast this year in the
high jump and the javelin throw.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Legal advertisement
No. 1872, Dept. l
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
LEASE SHOULD NOT BE
MADE

In the Superior Court of the
State of California in and for the
County of Imperial.
In the matter 0f the estate of
iSILAS IL. BRYANT, Deceased.
1t is ordered by the court that all
persons interested in the estate of
Silas Ii. Bryant, deceased, do appear
before the Superior Court of I'M
pcrial County, in Department l
thereof, at the court house in said
county, on the 10Th day of June,
1925, at the hour of clock 7. M,
then and there to show cause, if
any they have, why the real estate
described below should not be leas-
cd by the Administrators of said
estate for the period of two years,
at rental of $500 per acre per
annum, payable at the times and
upon nhc terms and conditions men
toned in the petition of said admin
iStratriX filed herein on May 27th,
1925, to which petition reference is
made for further particulars.
Said real steate is described as
follows, to.wit:
The North Half (N1a) of Section
Ono Hundred Twenty-Five (l25),
Township Fourteen (lD South
Range Fourteen (iD East, $. B, NJ,
less a portion west of the railroad
right of way of Let's -, 13 and II
of Bryant's S Subdivision, less TWEEN
ty,ene 2l feet extending the length
Of said property on two sides thereof
less fifteen O5) acres more or less
bounded on the North oy strip of
land twenty five (25) feet wide,
containing ditch, heretofore used
by the estate of 5. II. Bryant, de-
ceased, said fifteen O5) acres
more or less being Six Hundred
Ninety (690) feet wide on the
North line, Eight Hundred Twenty
Five (S25) feet on the East and
West lines and Fight Hundred
Nhcty,Six (S969 feet on. the South
lud (which said fifteen, (l5) acres,
more or less, are at present under
lease to one Il. II. DcVinncy.
Dated this 27th day of May, 1928.
FRANKLIN J. COLE,
Judge of said Superior Court
May 20, June -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
'AST SCRAP PROMISED TONIGHT LOCAL ARENA
BELLO BUTLER
TWO FAST, HARD
HITTING BOYS
Semi : Windup Booked
For Eight
Rounds

Ell Centre boxing fans are look
ing forward to another card to-
night at the Imperial Valley Athlc-
tic Club, when Young Bello of San
Diego, and Jimmy Butler of the
same city, mix in the 10 round
main event.
Since the local club opened sew.
eral months ago, it has not failed
to produce a good card, and ethe
result is being told in the reputa.
tion that the Imperial Valley Ath-
letic Club is establishing in boxing
circles III Southern California.
in Butler and Bello, the promo.
tcrs have matched two fast, hard
hitting little men, both Of whom
have their own particular reasons
for wishing to be victorious tonight.
Bello has been smarting under the
fact that he lost his last fight over
here to Pat MeNulty, being forced
to quit in the fourth round be,
cause of broken hand, that was
really broken and was not an alibi.
Also Bello is looking for return
match with McNulty and he will
undoubtedly get it If he wins to-
night.
On the other hand, Butler holds
a decision over MeNulty, and he is
ont to prove that the decision
was not Il flukc, as he recognizes
that McNulty is the criterion for
the judgement of local fans. If It
man can beat the fighting Irish
COB, the Imperial Valley folks will
admit he is good, Jimmy is also
fighting lrishman' and goes
MoNulty one better by sporting
real Irish red hair, according to
the advance information. r.
Semi -wlndup Good
The scmiwindup scrap is book
r. ed for eight rounds unless Sy Be
lasco or Art Critic get going to
hard before tha. time. These 'boys
'Aawc bcvmnsc~n.ssrw wrt r}e.fsre,i,+
the valley and are known TO be
good. They have appeared in main
events on the coasta and are high
~ rated
Kid Ontario and Young Brown
will stage four round special. The
"dopc' among the fans who keep
truck of. things is that this scrap
should provide as much excitement
az the main event. Ontario is one
of the most rugged serappers that
has ever drawn Oh the gloves in
the valley and can maintain swift
pace over the four round route.
Brown is "a conner who will bear
watching. rre,t5
In addition TO he above scraps
there viii bc four round cur
tain raiser, between two good
boys.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Is Now
At Reno Track

RENO, New, May 29.-With a
plentiful supply Of the better class
of thoroughbreds on the ground and
Others to come from Omaha and
other western points which are hold
ing or about to conduct race meet
ings, there is certain to be big
fields for the annual summer meet
ing here, which will be opened July
l.s~' Officials of the Silver State
Jockey club are quite optimistic
that the coming meet of 80 days
will be the best from many angles
that Reno has ever had.
The summer meeting at Reno is
being promoted by james w. Cof-
froth, one of the best known sports
man in the country. He is the pres
ident of the Tijuana Jockey club
which operates meeting of 125
days at the Mexican track each win
ter.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Harris Winner
In Golf Tourney

WESTWARD, no, England, Mpy
2a-Robcrt \. Harris, Scottish
golfer from thr Royal and Ancient
Club won the British amateur cham
p:onship here today when he de
fcuied X. +. Fradglcy, Dcvonshirc
captain, l3 and l..
IL was a runaway victory for
Harris and was hardly u contest. He
was six up on the ninth hole and
nine up at the eighteenth.
Harris is we'll known golfer. He
was runner up twice in the cham
pionShips and was eaptapn of the
British anna. eur team. which played
against the United States IN two
Walker cup tournaments.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

LoNDoN-Mary Queen of Scots
did not conspirc against the life Of
Queen Elizabeth, more than three
centuries ago, according to revela-
5tions here's z DDaiments T5lichS sent
Mar} to the scaffold Were forged,
il has been determined,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Berlin -Bcichstag ratification of
the Spanish German commercial
treaty prevented development Of
an incipicnt cabinet crisis. Agrar-
ians at first swearing they would
not support the treaty, backed down
at the last moment.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Coast League
Yesterdays Results

San Francisco u, Seattle J.
Los Angeles at Portland, post
poned, rain
Sacramento >, Oakland 0.
$50 Salt Lake 7, Vernon Q.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Bud T9ylor. who scored a rather
decisive win over Abe Goldstein last
Tuesday, has been signed to meet
Jimmy McLarnin in the ten-round
feature bout at the Vernon Coliseum
next Tuesday, according to Wad
Wadhams today, strong accom-
panying bout will prove Il double
treat to the customers.
Ernie Goozcman, San Diego feath-
erwcight, defeated Joe Burns in a
fast ten round bout at the Chief
Petty Officers club in San Pedro
last night.
An invitational gymnastic carni-
val will be staged tonight at the
Los Angees Athletic club. Only
those who have won championships
in Southern California or state
gymnastic meets will be allowed to
enter.
Dung Sanny, featherwcight,
took Il tcn-romd decision from
Young Sally at Pasadena last night.
Young Laneho, 40 pounder, beat
Benny Jordan in the six round semi
windup. Jimmy Black, lls FOUNDER,
beat Eddie Shannon in sex rounds.
Bernie keltemcr knocked out
fonng Lopez in the first round
Henry Meano fought Ernie Smith
to Il four round daw.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Here and There
in Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May % Jack
kearns, manager of Mickey Walker,
leaves Monday for New York where
he will handle Mickey in his fight
for Harry Grcb's middleweight
title,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
For Sale-ke0l Estute

FOR SALE-A bargain from owner
to you. Pay no commission. A
real buy, 35 acres with nice z
room tile house with 9 large
porches. Equipment to take care
$4,000 chickens. Shade, roost
room 5000 gallon tank on new
tower, water line all in for yards,
Delco plant, light all well ar
ranged, all brand new, 3 brooders.
L new Chevrolet truck, l new In
ternational tractor. Teams. All
kinds of machinery, and all the
fine White Leghorns you want TO
go with the above. Very dcsir-
able location on highway l mile
south of I'll Centre. Reason for
selling, have oil investments back
east, must so, must sell. s. r.
Bashaw. 81 T a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

s6keep your teeth off steering
wheels during green corn season.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

FOR SALE--A ranch bargain, 10
acres, l milo south on Calexico
highway and "a mile east from I'll
Centre, a 5.room house, bath,
garage, new brooder house, hen
house, s25 White Leghorn chick
ems, Jersey cow, / truck, young
family orchard. Ernest Greer, r.
o.. Box So, FL Centre. 25T4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

A GRADUATE NURSE win take
confinement cases in her home.
The best of care. Rates reason
able. Phone 499.. 26T4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
THE, PRESS c. .ASSlFIED SECTION
Wdnted-Mis Miscell0neOus

COLORED MAN wants job feeding
cattle and irrigating. Prefer to
batch. Box 76S. 23T6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

S6ihe' photographers g'caNst spell
much better than their bosses.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
National League

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati 7, st. Louis 4.
Chicago IL, Pittsburgh 3.
New York s, Boston 8.
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
For Rent-RGcmS,
APARTMENTS and Houses

FOR RENT - Furnished house,
close in. Inquire APO South 7th.
26T5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
For Sale-M IsceLldneOuS

SWEET POTATO plants for sale.
NJ. l.. Curtis, ia mile west, "a
north Seeley. 26T6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
BASEBALL STANDINGS
American League
Yesterdays Results

st. Louis, (, Cleveland 3.
Detroit 7, Chicago 5.
Boston 3-2, New York IT.
Philadelphia 11-2, Washington 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

FOR SALE OR RENT-Small dairy
and 40 acres of alfalfa. Six
miles east of Imperial or address
Press Box 767. 2ST5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

WANTED-10O Acres of good land
and improvements for vegetables,
crop rent first year, cash rent 2
years. For particulars address
Il. b. No. IA A, Holtville, Calf.
25T6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

FOR SALE-A mountain home, c1a
miles west of Jacumba, shade,
fruit, spring water. f. T.. Garner,
Valley View Farm, Jacumba, Cal.
21Tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

FOR RENT-F'urnished cottage,
june lst through October, if de-
sired, at Liye Oak Springs. Ac-
cdnmodate large or small family.
Inquire at 521 Hamilton Ave. At
cottage Sunday, May 31st. Ask at
store for HORNE cottage location.
dh q T4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
|TODAY'SWANT ADS|

RA11ES:-1'he rate for i-serting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per word each inser-
sion. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

We need law 50 an lee man
can t mash strawberries.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

manager to sell
listed [ securities. Experience
preferred. John G.. Feys x AS
sociates, Inc, 314 Stock Exchange
Building, Los Angeles, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

FOR SALE-Season closes June 9th.
Get your baby chicks now. FL
Centre Hatchery, West Com
mercial. 29T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

FOR SALE - 800 Rhode Island
Red chickens, all sizes from hens
to baby chicks. a mile east of
Hcber, south OF school. VIM.
Esensee. 29T5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

TO BUY from owner,
home close IN, large lot, must be
reasonable. Cash. Address
Press, Box no. 29T3
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
To SEE
GREATEST GRID
THRONG
Georgia Tech and University
Of Georgia Expected to
Play to 80. 500

ATLANTA. Nov. 1.-THE great
est throng that ever assembled to
see a sports event in the history
Of the south win witness the kick
of Of the Georgia Tech-Georgia Uni
versity football game hsre Sats1r-
day, according to Tech athletic
officials today. All Of the $500
seats in the stands have been sold,
and / 200 standing room admissfons
will be offered &C Grant Field Sat
urday after the reserved seat crowd
ls seated. Gate receipts already
total more than $50. 900 Il - said,
with an estimated focal to e1ceed
3S0 900 when eli seats ana standing
room are disposed Of.
The game marks the rogumpe1on
of athletic relations between thu
two schools after Q lapse Of nine
years. Despite the fact the game
probably win have little bearing on
the conference title.. Il easily tops
eli other conference games in pub
lie interest.
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
N LEAN STRING
Of HORSES
READY
Stable Will Have Good Two
Year-OIds. and Homebreds
Ready for Bowie

Edward Beale Mclean, of Wash
ington, win have a right useful
string OF horses. mostly two-year
old and homebred, at Bowie for
the November racing Of the South
ern Maryland Agricultural Asso'
citation which will begin next Mon
day. They will be in charge OF
the veteran trainer William Garth
who may also campaign Flyman
for the Brookmeade stable OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Sloane. F1yman
is the only flatrunner OF the
Brookmeade stable still serviceabl'
and there is. no steeplechase course
at Bowie for Dan ", SCOT, etc.
The Mclean string will include
Slow and Easy, daughter of Colin
and Shyness; Prince Of Wales, Gar
den Rose, Cupid's Curse and The
Cocoon. Slow and Easy appears
to have been badly placed while
she was sprinting earlier in the
season. Her forte seems to bS
distance running. She has dis
covered unusual proficiency in
dashee of one mile and. not i'm
probably, will go on over bigger
distances when asked.
She is the only horse Mr.. Nc
| Lean has now for the SIS, 900 Gads
den Bryan Memorial, a dash OF
one mile for horses Of all ages, ant
the $4,000 Thanksgiving handicap
a gallop Of one mile and three six
! teenths for three.year-olds anC
over.
| Prince Of Wales, a son Of High
| Time and Sand Pocket and hal
! brother of Rockpocket. is an I'll
and coming two-year-old. a likely
Bryan Memorial and Endurance
handicap candidate. The En-
durance will be a $4,000 dash o
one mile exclusively for two-year
olds. 1t will be Bowies getawa!
day feature.
Green when he began racing ii
| Maryland, Prince of Wales de
veloped fast in September an
October. After winning q coupl
of times at Laurel he came owe
to P!snlico to finish second t
Claptrap Tuesday in a dash or 81
furlongs and beat the formidabl
Craftsman. also Araby. Flechit
and Welshot, all winners. He wa
giving Claptrap eight pounds, gel
ting ten from Craftsman. He look
like a High Time that will go o.
as Sarazen has.
The other youngsters of the Nj
Lean string hardly class wit
Prince of Wales, but. they are fl
and c7o win when rightly placed
r. Williams will ride for Garth.
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
PITT IS FACING
SUPREME
TEST
Pennsylvania Expected to
Give Panthers All They
Can Take

PTTTsBURGH, Nov. 1.-THE su-
pFeEns teat of the season for Pitts
burgh varsity football team comes
next Saturday az Franklin Field,
Philadelphia. whAn the Painters
stock up against Leu Young's great
Pennsylvania team. The Quakers
are beyond question the best out
at -tho PanthA<S have been called
upon 10 meet this 4aI1. The fact
that thay da6aa$ed Yale and the Uni
verSity Of Chicago on euccessiye
Saturdays % an indication OF how
strong thsy were when going right
The general 3oaling locally CD that
Penn win be harder TO beat after
the uIinOls setback. and thM9 they
Will b fed on raw meat % 60
spea1, Tor tho game @MEuTdaTs Any
overconfidenoe which may have
been IN ad@4@nG@ wa@ certainty
eliminated By the uG1nods 6azne and
Il WIN be o grim, determined I0k
Of players who face Coach GueAaR-
lands eleven ON Saturday
Pitt WIN 30 into the @mGn@ -
undsrdhgB for the first time On ID
history Of relations be&woan R1a
and Penn. Tha pAmGhaEw hgW q
big margin In victories 0veR t.
Qua1eH@ and have won al Eh@R
games, with Ehe e1CeptiOA &c Eva.
one being o de6ea4 and the other .
t1As R1E3 has b0en getting sexongR
90. The season progressed ana has
only lost enc game this GeaaOms THAT
VScAoraaa hsSa been sscerasa
West Virginia, Washington and Les
eva YmHnm@ YYnHYeRyzm STvRen AMmv~~ mva1sn.n
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
AWAIT KEARNs' CONSENT
FOR WALKER XMAS BOUT

NEW YORK. Nov. 19-Wor0
was expected today from jack
Kearns a. 70 whether he would
be willing to Let Mickey Walker
defend his welterweight title against
Tommy Milligan In thu proposed
feature OF the annual Christmas
Fund Show. December 3D. Terms
were wired Kearns last night ~
Jess McMahon, the new match
maker for Richard but nothing
definite in the way OF actual &C
ceptance was expected until Ka4nrs
arrives here next week
He was scheduled to 1eave Los
Angeles on Sunday In order %
be on the ground Tor Walkers bout
with Sailor Friedman. at Newark,
On Thanksgiving ove The New
Jersey edict that both must make
lat rounds aG . o'clock has changed
tha@ affair from q mere exhibition
60 Q champdonship match.