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Evening star., 1926-03-31

High school basket ball will be
ushered out this afternoon with the
deciding games of the Central High
School interclass series. Yesterday
the Juniors scored twice. The first
squad romped over the Sophmores.
81 to Is, aud the second team took
the measure of the Soph seconds i'm n
ha rd fought battle ending Is to 3 in
their favor
This afternoon the undefeated Senior
Blues are to face the Senior Reds.
While the wearers of the Blue already
are assured of first place in the series,
they will put forth their best efforts
today in order to retain their un-
broken record oe victories
Washington and Acacia Athletic
Clubs will figure in the closing scene
of the basket hall drama when they
appear for the final game of the
" omens Council League schedule
tomorrow night This contest origi-
nally was slated for tonight, but
postponement was found necessary.
II will be played on the Eastern High
School court at $3.50 instead OF the
Epiphany gym, as was announced
previously. .,.........
This game will he in the nature of
an epilogue as the league champion
ship already has been decided. 1t
was conceded last night at the meet
ing of the leaders of the three rank
ing teams with Marjorie Webster,
president of the council. that the
metropolitan team had won first place,
the WaShingtonians second and the
Princess A. G. third. Should Acacia
win tomorrow night, this might pos
sihlv affect the standing OF the sec
.ond and third place teams. as Wash
ington would then have three losses
chalked up 10 two losses and one tie
marked against Princess. However,
such an upset is not anticipated, as
the Aca clans are one of the infant
teams of the league.
The climax of the Georgetown Visi-
tation Convent court tourney was
reached Yesterday when the Posts won
the championship, scoring decisively
over the Third Seniors by count
of 80 to 26
Points were close throughout the
first two periods. but in the third
quarter the superior experience OF
the college squad asserted itself and
it jumped into a substantial lead. The
Seniors fought gamely, but were un-
able to overcome the advantage
gained by Inc ultimate CHaHfpioHS.
Kitty Corbett and Suzanne. Hall
proved skillful in finding the basket
for the title winners. Rose Treaner
made the ma aiOrity of the goals
credited to the Seniors,
The challenge cup offered each
year to the winning team will be pre-
sented later in the Spring. az will the
monoarams which will re. awarded
each member of the Post squad. as
well as to the best individual per-
formers on the other teams.
Evening star., 1926-03-31

Members of the winning sextet are
Kitty corbett SuZa nne Hall. Ellen
Bates, Marjorie Lynch, Allen Allen
and Mary Ahern.
RosedaIe Schlag Ball League opened
its schedule with meeting between
Maury and Webb. which resulted in
a 20 win fer the former. Neither
combination was In lis best 'Grnl as
cold weather has prevented much
practice. but both put up rood
fight and gave promise of having
some excellent material in the line.
Pierce and henilworth exhibited
slightly stronger teamwork In their
encounter. which featured yesterday s
Rosedale program. Pierce won this
fracas. 16 to 3.
Daisy Robsiorl. director Of Roseda lie.
refereed both games.
Mrs. John SpeeI. president of the
General Federation of Women's
clubs, will talk on club fellowship at
the meeting of the Metropollta n
Athletic Club to he held tomorrow
night at o'clock in the ciubrooms.
at 934 F street northwest.
A move to affiliate with the fedora
tion will be put before the Metropoli-
tans tomorrow night, according to
6lduES Mills. vice president, ana II Is
hoped that all of the members will be
present to indicate their views.
Officials Of the Metropolitan Club
stated today that while negotiations
for a game with the Palatka. Fla.
championship basket ball team, now
en- route to Washington. are under
way. no definite arrangements for a
game have been made. The Nets are
playing under \. A. A. K. standards
now and are not willing n participate
in a game "a a championship squad.
according to Miss Mills. hut will play
the Florida squad purely for sport IL 1t
Is clearly understood that they are not
engaging in a match to decide any
intercity or intersectional honors. Miss
Mills states that it Is possible that an
all-star team will be picked from the
ranks of the Washington A. c. and
the Metropolitan A. c. to oppose the
Southern lassies next Monday night,
as this arrangement would definitely
preclude any misunderstanding as to
the purpose for which the match will
be played.
Washington Field Hockey Club voted
to affiliate with the Baltimore associa-
ton at a meeting held in the Holton
Arms gymna sium last night. The new
association will be known as the
Evening star., 1926-03-31


Joe Mccarthy. pilot of the. Chicago
Cubs. who are training in California,
at last has given his general opinion
of the club. Pick EN- as cellar cham
pions and get badly fooled" he said.
With that the Bruin boss explained
that his players were young, that they
were just reaching the desired condi-
ton and that they would show the
league thing or two about hitting.
After an idle day, the Cubs will play
the Los Angeles outfit today.
In Birmingham, Ala, where it was
too wet yesterday for another Brook
lynNew York Yankee battle. Manager
Higgins ot the Yankees let II he
known he is plea sed with the defen
sive work Of his infield.
Cardinals Are Ambitious.
Hornsby, manager Of the St. Louis
Ca rdinals, is leading a club flied al
most to overhowing with ambition
this year. The Cards. who will prac
tice at Dallas today and tomorrow
promise big things. Unsettled weather
made the Cardinal Chicago White Sox
game impossible yesterday and the
portside slugging, their weakness.
Philadelphia s National LcaGuers
deserted precedent Yesterday by win.
ming the first victory OF their train
ing season. downing BufYalo. Harper
holdout. is To join the Phillies this
week Two other games were played
Yesterday. the New York Giants out
hitting ana outscOrinE Washington
at Tampa. and the Philadelphia Ath-
lectics losing 10 the Baltimore Orioles.
The Athletics starred home today.
The weather governed the two
Boston teams yesterday, the Red Sox
idling while the sky dripped at Mobile
and the Braves being hampered in
practice at st. Petersburg because of
wet grounds. Coach Rudolph OF the
Braves declares he never saw ma jor
lea guers in better condition.
Pittsburgh Pirates may miss their
exhibition games at Wichita, Kans..
today and tomorrow, the ground being
covered with snow.
The Cleveland Indians are going to
devote a day or two to studying inside
base ball when they land at New
Orleans. Manager Speaker believing
elimination Of the lively hall calls for
display OF the finer points OF the
game.
The Reds Of Cincinnati land in Palm
Beach today. to play an inter.club
game in which Donohue and Mays
will go the full route. George Sisler
sent his st. Louis Browns through a
stiff workout at Tarpon Springs
yesterday. but took out enough time
TO state his team is coming around in
good shape.
Ty Cobb tried a new one, asking
for volunteers to practice at Augusta,
Ga. in spite of the steadily falling
rain. Every Detroit Tiger dashed
forth. maintaining the clubs perfect
training record,
Evening star., 1926-03-31
Boston atonaLeqgue Ffiy Optimism Rampant Among Managers
BIG TEN TAKES FIRM
STAND AS TO A. A. U.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-Murray
Hurlbert, president of the Amateur
Athletic Union, contends that MANY
colleges maintain a different attitude
toward his organization than that in
dicated by the Western Conference In
demanding that the A. A. L. adopt
"hands-off" policy in regard to the
undergraduate college athletic stars.
William J. Bingham. director OF
Harvard athletics, says Harvard has
no objections to its athletes taking
part in A. A. Il. competitions.
Ir a statement at Chicago E1n7
missioner John J.. Criffith nf the
Western Conference said that Confer
ence atnt"tes get A. much competition
in the athleti" programs Of their
schools as he coaches believe good
for them.
He praised big Bill Edwards. recently
named president OF the American
Professional Foot Ball League. for
forbidding any club to sign college
students prior to their graduation.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
MISS F0RDYCE WINS
OVER MISS COLLETT

BY the Associated Press.
PINEHURST, n. c.. March al
Louise Foruyce of Youngstown, Ohio
recognized for several years as pne of
the greatest shotmakers among
woman golfers, today possesses her
first important title in the North and
South.
Miss Fordyce, hitherto "woman n
Of nerves" In crucial matches. gained
her crown here yesterday from the
three.tine champion of this tourna
ment and national titleholder. Glenna
Collett of Providence. r. L.. and /
Both We're handicapped at the last by
A heavy driZzle.
1t was Miss Collett's fourth defeat
of the Winter seas son. her other con.
querors having been Dorothy Klot2
and Virginia Van Vie of Chicago and
Helen Payson of Portland, Me- Miss
Fordyce defeated Miss Payson in the
semi-f1nals here.
Miss Collett gave one of the poorest
exhibitions since she came into the
front rank of woman players. a Z and
three SIS showing In her card
Evening star., 1926-03-31
SHAMROCKS WILL PLAY
OPENING GAME SUNDAY

Willie Glascoe's Shamrocks. who
meet tomorrow night at 1916 l. street
southeast. get their first test on the
base ball diamond Sunday when they
tackle Reds Fletcher's Bearcats in a
practice game.
The Harps are working out daily on
he field at Fifth and l. streets soutn-
east. preparing for the opening en-
counter of their schedule on April IL.
Evening star., 1926-03-31

hatted his way and he will make the
Boston pitchers look lot better.
There are Welsh and Mann TO play
the other outfield positions, and be-
tween them and Brown the Braves
can hold any team better than the
Braves held them "A year ago.
BENTON, Genewich. Cooney, Smith
and Ryan. all pitchers of last sea.
son, are better than they We're. and
George Mngridge. with his old left
arm. is likely to help the Braves
when the weather heats up.
With Jimmy Johnston and High To
All in for the infield and with a lot
of youngsters who look pretty good
for infielderS some day. il is no won
der that the minor league owners
hang around Boston to try to get
some Of the material that Bancroft
puts out. hut practically all of it will
go to Providence and that's Provi-
dence's providential gain.
Copyright. la261
Evening star., 1926-03-31
MABBUTT WILL PILOT
u. S. BOXERS ON JAUNT

Capt. Charles J. Mabbutt, 3rd Corps
Area, has been appointed guardian of
the Amateur Athletic Union boxing
team which will invade South
America next month.
Mabbutt will chaperon eight class
champions to Buenos Aires To meet
the pick of South America early in
the Summer. The American cham
pions. who will he crowned at the
National A. A. u. matches in Boston
on April and 6. will prepare to
leave Boston on April 10. The boxers
expected to he back here about
July !.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
SPEED AND COHESIVENESS
BEING ADDED TO POWER
Bancroft and Gautreau Make Strong SecOnd.I}ase
Combination, Brown Has BoIstered the Out.
field and Veteran Pitchers Look Good.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

q PETERSBURG The Nationals shared
the New York
which slowly being added
and
The Bancroft did
He o
what will do the
foretel accurately.
q OF
of o
Boton probable the
clubs
L : Ii l. :a l.L
Evening star., 1926-03-31
STANLEY MIDGETS HOLD
FIRST MEETING TONIGHT

The initial base ball meeting for the
Stanley Midgets will be held tonight
at 7:30 O'Clock at SOS Kenyon street
The clubs roster includes Hessler,
Harris, Curtin, Miller. Wilson. NJ.
Deniberg. b. Deniberg, Herardi,
Baker, Caller and Tamagni
Midget teams wishing to hook the
Stanleys should call Adams PSI.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
MAJORITY OF PILOTS SURE
OF A SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Manager Joe Mccarthy of the Chicago Cubs Says
''Pck 'Em Cellar Champions and Get Badly
Fooled''-Snow May Keep the Pirates Idle.

By
holds the attention OF diamond fans
South the whiskercd has not
the knigh n ball
the and most OF them
Judging
training bright qualified with
the
But athletes reaching and
exhibit
Evening star., 1926-03-31
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

At Georgetown - Georgetown, 5;
Temple. n2 inninks).
At observation-disclosures University,
I; BuckbeIl, 2.
At Raleigli-North Carolina State,
4; Exon. 2.
Al Wake FOrest-Wake Forest, 4;
Greensboro Piedmont IAaguel Q.
At Baton ROuge-Mlssissipp Ar.
gies, 12; Louisiana State, 4.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
WOMEN In SPORT
by CORTNNE. FRAZIER

n ASkET BALL which
world for the months, will make
night after which college
all will have leading
The final performance OF the collegiate scheduled
this
trlrn
Evening star., 1926-03-31
sCH0oLBoYs IN GAMES

, In yesterdays graded school base
ball games Burroughs defeated
Keene. z to 3: Jackson won from Fill
more to 2; Edmunds nosed out Car
berry. to 5: Park View swamped
Cooke. IA to 1. and Pierce blanked
IKE nilWorth. 8 TO O.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
JACK JOHNSON ARRESTED.

CHICAGO. March 81 OP.-Jack
johnson. former world champion
heavyweight boxer. and seven others
were arrested last night at a gym
nasium conducted by Johnson on
charge Of staging a prizefight.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
RUETHER MIDGETS SCORE.

With Baer hurling in rare form
the Ruether Midgets turned in a 10.
tor victory over the Meridian base
ball nine.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
BRITISH RIVALS COMBINE
FORCES In CONTEST HERE

THEN University of Maryland tackles British
wv Central High School Stadium Saturday afternoon
will face twelve made $3.50 basis of Oxford and Cam
AT
Evening star., 1926-03-31
SOCCERISTS TO MEET.

Teams in the Washington Soccer
League will wind up their affairs to-
night at their final meeting of the
season in room ,, District Building.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
TARHEELS ANNEX MEET.

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., March 81.
North Carolina defeated Duke Uni
versity in a dual track meet here
yesterday. "a Pa to al Ia.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
MANDELL TO FIGHT BROWN.

CHICAGO. March 81 CP).-SammS
Mandell Rock Island. H., lightweight
has been matched to box Harry tKid
Brown of New York in 1e-round bout
at East Chicago April q.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
EXHIBITION BASE BALL.

At Richmond, Va r. H. F.
Jersey City 0nternationaD, = 13 1
Richmond WirginiaD. .., 3 2
F'osberg, Welch and F'rietaE: Jolif,
Wolfe and Branch.
At Norfolk, Va II. II. F.
Newark UnternationaD. " s u |
Norfolk (Nirginial ... 3 3
ZubI'is, Schneider and McCarty,
Kennedy; Sherry, Houlihan, Maitland
and Austin, Handy.
Evening star., 1926-03-31

Washington Field Hockey Club voted
to affiliate with the Baltimore associa-
ton at meeting held in the Holton
Arms gymna sium last night. The new
association will be known as the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Bobby Jones Is
Eliminated By
Young Briton
By HENRY l.. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

MUIRFIELD. Scotland, Nav 2s.
Bobby Jones, Of Atlanta, lost and
jess Sweetscr, Of New York. won in
the sixth round play of the BRITISH
amateur golf championship here to-
day, leaving Swectser the sole sur
vivor Of the American entries and
the final hope Of the United States
to win the British championship.
Jones went down before A. jamie
son of the Pollack club, England, los
four up and three to play.
SWeetscr beat Robert Scott of
Glasgow, two up.
Jones defeat by Jameson, who is
Il and lives in Glasgow, was one of
the most surprising events in golf
history for years. After the sen
sational form which Jones had
shown yesterday when he defeated
Robert Harris, british star and
title holder, in the fifth round
play, eight and six, Jameson was
considered hardly contender
against the Atlanta boy.
Jameson forged ahead early in
the play, was one up on Jones at
the turn and then the Britisher
wrote golf history by taking holes
from the Albanian until victory was
his.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
SPORT NEWS SECTION
BOBBY LA SALE UNDISMAYED BY
ERNIE CCOzEMAN'S BIG REPUTATION;
OTHER BOXERS ON CARD LOOK GOOD

With Kcnncy Grumblcs, FL Cen
fro s champion college hurdlcr, de
Tending his title at Boston tomor-
row against the pick OF the coun-
try's college athletes, Bobby La
Sale, also of FL Centre, faces diff
ferent kind of hurdle at the Impc-
rial, Valley Athletic club tonight
when he faces Ernie Gdo2eman III
enc Of the 10 round main events.
Goozemam is a considerable
amount of hurdle for La Sale to get
over. In fact, ii might be said
that Bobby is attempting a wall
scaling feat, for Goozcman has been
Iattling the best of the country s
scrappers for the past 10 years, and
is still rated tnpnotcher, while FL
Centre s entry is only kid.
If Bobby can get over the hurdle
tonight, and there are plenty of
fans in III Centro who think he cal,
he will be kept busy for months,
signing up for fights.
La Sale has been training faith.
fully this week and has his mind
made up to go INTO the ring and
fight the best fight that he can
NO kidding for mine he said to.
day. - know GooZcman is a
tough egg. and while | IN certain |
can lick him, IN not going 10 take
any chance of letting him put tho
Indian Sign on me. - If Bobby
fights from the start, and docsn t
clown, Goozcman is going TO be
mighty busy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Watching the
Score Board

The Robin split a double header
With Philadelphia, jess Petty failing
in the opener while McWeeny pitch
ed the team to victory in the second.
The scores were 8 to | and ) to L.
Donohue and Mays hurled Cincin-
matt to two victories over st. Louis,
4 to 3 and to !.
An error by Wingo and two val
liable hits decided in Chicago 5 fa-
yor 5 toA4, a - innings game with
Detroit.
Pate, pitching for Philadelphia
against the Senators. doubled in the
ninth inning. winning his own game,
5 to ..
Tony Kaufman pitched winning
baseball and hammered in three runs
aud the Cubs beat the Pirates ) TO
st. Louis drove Buckeye from the
mound in the sixth inning ond de-
featcd Cleveland s to ;.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

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Church kanch, ) miles east of
licbcr. 2St2
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hay. }. w. Jaeger, 2h miles south
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CABINS for rcut for week ends
or by the month. IL. A. Saucrs,
Live Oaks. 2Stf
FOR SALE-turniturc and rugs.
42S He'll. 2St2
GOOD UNFCRNISHED house, just
been refinjshcd, $31.75, water
paid. Edgar Bros. Realty Go. COS
Main St. Phone 100. 2St3
WILL TRADE-Equity in home AT
Los Angeles for property in FL
Centre, Imperial, lloltvillc or
Brawlcy. Mrs. Frank II. Jones,
6%l South Fifth St. 2St3
FOR SALE-Pcdigrccd German Po-
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Owner may obtain same by pay.
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COWS on easy terms from owner
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
NOTICE OF FILING OF UNPAID
ASSESSMENT LIST AND OF
THE TIME FIXED FOR
HEARING

Notice is hereby given that on
the Goth day of May, 1926, Phillip
w. knights. Street Superintendent
of the CITY of FL Centre, Califor-
mia, filed with the undersigned City
Clerk, a complete list of all assess
men's unpaid on account of the
work performed and Improvement
made on those portions of certain
alleys described in Resolution of
Intention Numbered 2sS (passed
and adopted by the Board of Trus-
tees of said City Of FL Centre on the
md dav of September, 1920 un-
der and pursuant to the provisions
of the " Improvement Act of 1911, .
and TO said Resolution of Intention
Numbered 2SS and other resolutions,
notices and proceedings Of said
Board of Trustees adopted and tax
t,'u under said act, reference to said
iAtcsolution Numbered 2ss (passed
and adopted on the End day of Sep
tcmher, 1925, as aforcsaid) being
hereby expressly made for further
particulars and for a description of
the work and the district therein
mentioned, which Resolution of In
tcntion and the assessment issued
bv the Superintendent of Streets
contained Il declaration substantial
ly in the following form: "Noticc
is hereby given that serial bonds
+, TO represent unpaid assessments
and ybcar interest at the rate of
seven per cent per annum will be
issued hereunder in the manner pro-
vidcd in the Improvement Bond
Act of 1915 the last installment of
which bonds shall mature fourteen
wears from the 2ud day of July
next succeeding ten months from
their date.
Notice is also hereby given that
Wednesday, the second day of June,
1926, at the hour of 1880 o clock
p. N, Of said day is the time fixed
10y the undersigned City Clerk when
persons interested Gncluding the
owners of property assessed, the
contractors, or his assigns) may APP
pear before the Board of Trustees
of said City at its council chamber
in the City Hall of said City, and
show cause why bonds should not
be isued upon the security of the
'.unaid assessments shown on said
!,
Ea.cd TAI, 47.h day Of May 1926.
J. G. NEALE, 81
CITY C,rrh Of tn" C.:y o. ~ Cen
tro, California. 27t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Semi-Final Promising

Second only to the GoozemanLa
Sale fight is the other 10 rounder
between Bud Cougar and Albert
Jackl. The latter is fresh from
London whore he was amateur
fcatherweight champion before turn
ing professional, and has string Of
'inOckoutS to his credit since dccid-
'ng to enter the ranks of the
"pros. Jacks was introduced to
the fans here two weeks ago. In
London he was billed as "Thc Dan
dy Boxer" and is reputcd to be
skillful as well as packing a punch.
Couglar is popular fighter on the
coast and is not considered slouch
in any phase of the boxing game.
Neither of these boys has been seen
in action here before, and the fans
Other Bouts Goos
Kid Lucero Of CalcXico, and Bat
tling Melnicio, will furnish enter
tainmcnt by means of four round
special event that gives every indi.
cation of being fast affair Luccro
is a rugged fighter who has put on
several good scraps in various val
ley clubs. -
The bill will be opened by Della
Furnte of Calcxico and Young Rlv-
villa, the latter being a tough little
Filipino who is built along the same
lines rs most Of the Filipino fight
crs. The combined weight Of these
two is 21S pounds, both being sched-
ulcd to weigh in under the flywcight
limit.
The first bell will ring at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that III ac-
cordancc with Section 305l and
3052. Of the. Civil Code of Califor-
MIA, that on the lSt day of June, at
the hour Of two thirty p. IN. at
llushman s Garage, at 76l Main st
FL Centre, California, we will sell
at public auctions:
l Ford Touring, 1925 Model, Mo
tor No. 1l4033sS, license 1925,
i52-113, held for storage charges
amounting to $4,000.
l Ford Touring, 1923 Model, Mo
tor No. 7503532, 1925 license
3G3.S2l, held for storage charges
amounting to $1,000,
l Ford Touring, 1918 Model, Mo
tor No, 345062S, 1925 license
Al30-86, held for storage charges
mounting to $3.50,
! Ford Touring, 1916 Model, Mo
Tor No. 1332994, 1926 license No
7l1-5S9. held for storage charges
amounting to $4,000.
Ford Roadster. 1917 Model, No
tor No. 1795977, 1925 Com. License
1871, held for storage charges
amounting to $3.50 and repair
charges amounting to $500.
| Durant Touring, 1922 Model
Motor No. 2237, 1926 license No
33S-157, held for storage charges
amounting to $3.50.
Said sale will be held to satisfy
pairs TO the sum of $l73.50, togcth
or with the cost of publication OF
this notice and cost of sale.
Dated May 90, 1926.
IIUSHMAN N'S GARAGE.
2Otl0 James Ii. Hushman
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
HELP WANTED

WANTED-EXperienccd mechanic.
Call at Union Oil Co. of Calf.
Third and Orange SITS. 19tf
WANTEl-Lady cook IN ranch.
Can use man and wife. Call 32F41
Holtville. 27t3
LADY COOK on ranch. Steady job,
five persons to cook for. Press
Box 966 27t3
W WANTED-Practical woman for
confinement case in Live Oaks.
Write Box 605 Brawloy or ask
for Mrs. Juvenal at Live Oaks
after June l. 24tt
MANTED-To buy lease and fur
niturc of hotel in valley. NJ. l..
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25tl2
" "AArED-EXpcrt marccllcr. APP
ply Pres Box 952. 26t