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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Notre Dame May
Renew Nebraska
Series in 1880

BH nitcd Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec 5.-The
likelihood of renewed football reIa-
tons between Notre Dame and Ne
braska held major interest as I'M
official word of games which are
likely to be scheduled, has come
from the Irish authorities.
1t is believed in many quarters
that a game with Nebraska will be
played next fall. Other tits said
to have been tentatively agreed upon
are with Navy, Indiana, North
western, Carnegie Tech. Southern
Methodists. Pennsylvania, Pitts
burgh and Southern California.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
WITH LEFTY LEE.

Triple wins featured the Royal Garment
League play at the Delaware. the Crepes
and Canton defeating the Georgette and
Print. A 222 score by Lark featured.
Two-time wins ruled the 1nter-Club
League play at the Pritchett alleys, the
Universal Rats Mutual. Insurance ASso-
citation. Universal Dogs. Mutual Insurance
Exchange Service and Lone Star Cement
defeating the Universal Cats, A. B. G.,
North Side Lions, Exchange Unity, OPP
timistS and North Side Exchange. After a
slow start of 145 Buehler of the OptimiSt
team come back with counts of 208 and
243 to lead the league on a total OF 596
While the Penn Coal team was taking
the entire series from the Finnaran
Grocery in the X. of C. League play, the
Scott Trucking, Moran Trucking and Mills
Lysought conped two from the Pittman
Furniture. Kirkhoff with an even 600
The Indiana Ladies League play showed
the Gray. Gribbon and Gray. Kingan
Kroger. Real Silk and WerbeMeissen girls
taking three from the Comptometer. Coca
Cola No. 1. Coca Cola No. 2. Central States
No. and Rosner Beauty Shop, as the
Young team took two from the Central
States No: 2. The. Old Gold Cigarette
girls rolled games of 1893. s01 and 806 for
a total of 2.5o6 at which their opponents
will roll later A total of 557 by Alice
Shea led the individual list. Tess Cox
was second with a score of $40. Others to
reach the 500 mark were: Lathrop, 529;
Hanger. SIS: Finn Sic. and Thomas. SOL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Purdue Hardwood Prospects
Bright With Three Veterans
Coach Lambert Seeks Running Mates for Murphy, Har-
meSon and Boots Grid Stars Candidates.

capable of matching the strides of
his three veterans.
Red Sleight, Purdue's 200-pound
Allan ~ica tackle, is a candidate for
the back guard berth, and worked
there part of last season. Pest
WEIGH, all-America half back, lacks
polish, but may see action at a for
ward berth.
Other non-conference games in
clude Butler at indianapolis. Dec.
81; Vanderbilt here Dec. 80 and
Montant State here Jan. l. The
Big Ten card will be completed this
week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Moss and Seeds Sold Majors COIoneS May Land Ken Pee
Four Famous Coaches Name
AU-America Team for Times

FAMOUS football coaches of
IL four sections of the coun-
try have combined their knowl-
edge to name an all American
team for 1929 and the lineup will
appear in The Indianapolis
Times, Saturday, and will be an
exclusive feature in this terri
tory.
Heading the all-America board
is Knute Rockne, Notre Dame,
and joining him in the selection
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05

of the players for the coveted
honors are Tad Jones, represent
ing the east; Bill Alexander,
Georgia Tech coach. represent
ing the south, and Pop Warner,
Stanford coach, representing the
far west.
Jones, Alexander and Warner
met with Rockne a few days ago
at South Bend, where Knute is
recovering from a leg infection.
Watch for their all-America. In
The Times, Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
BIZ Times SDccioI

BIZ Times SDCci1R
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 5.-With
the opening of the season scheduled
for Dec. IA, with Washington of st.
Louis here. Coach Piggy Lamberts
Purdue basketball squad was
launched into the midst of in
tensive drills this week with the
squad bolstered by the addition of
court candidates from the grid
team.
The Boilermaker baSketeerS, who
have won or shared in four con-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Allen to Manage
Jersey City
BIZ United Press

BIZ nitcd Press
CHATTANOOGA. Dec. s.
~ Nick Allen. who plotted
Tulsa to the Western League
pennant last season, was signed
today to manage the Jersey
City club of the International
League.
Allen managed the st. Paul
American Association club for
several years, and previous to
that played in the major
leagues as a member of the
Chicago Cubs, White Sox and
Cincinnati Reds. His contract
at Jersey City is for one year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
VOGLER CUE VICTOR

Lewis Vogler, with high runs of
seven and five, ran up so to Dc
victory over Louis Spivey, Wednes-
day in fifty eight innings, setting a
new tine record for the state three
cushion billiard tourney at Coolers
parlcr Harry Baldwin and Walter
Ramsey clash tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
GRID PLAYER HONORED

/. SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Dec. S.
william Reimann, quarter back on
the Shelbyville high school football
team, received the annual medal
awarded by the Shelbyville Kiwanis
Club here Wednesday. It was pre-
sented by Potsy Clark, Butler coach.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Trojans to Name
Roses Opponent

BH Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5.-Follow-
ing their selection Wednesday, the
University of Southern California
Trojans soon will name their east
ern opponents for the annual Tour
nament of Roses classic, New Years
day. The Trojans accepted the in
vitation after California previously
had withdrawn from the list. Pitts
burgh, Purdue and Tulane are being
considered for opponents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
MUELLER MEETS CANADIAN

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Heine MueI-
Ter, German heavyweight, will meet
Elzear Rioux, French-Canadian, in
a ten-round semi-w.ndup to the
Earl Mastro-Bud Taylor battle at
Chicago stadium, Dec. Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
TURNER'S FACE TESTS
Meet State Champs, Rail Title Hold
ers and NobIitt Sparks.

South Side Turner's have turned
in impressive victories in their first
two contests, and already show
signs of a championship combina-
ton. They will get a real test of
their strength in the next three
games, which include Morgantown,
state champions; Cincinnati Big
Four, last season railroad cham
pions, and Noblitt Sparks of Green
wood
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ference [ / I l e S IN
the past ten years.
seem headed for
another season in
which they will be
dangerous first di-
vision contenderS,
for Stretch Muir
ply. Glen Har-
meSon and Her
man Boots, three
of the mainStayS
of last seasons
runnerup five, are
ready for their
third year of COM
petition.
M1lrTODU selected
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Cleveland Buys Fielder
From Blues and Chicago
Takes Louisville Hurler
BY GEORGE hIRKSEY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

trades fore
the National Assoca
meeting S a indication
Poed by the United Press today most of the ten here
willing
spring the major leagues.
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CHAMPS TO BE FETED
Purdue Coaches, officials and Play
erS to Attend Banquet here.

Jimmy Phelan, who piloted Purdue
to its first Big Ten football cham
pionship; l.. N. Kellogg, director of
athletics, assistant coaches, senior
members of the squad. and Indian
apolis members of the varsity and
freshman rosters, will be guests of
honor tonight at the victory ban
quet" of the Purdue association Of
Indianapolis at the SEVERN.
Representation of medals to the
fifteen outstanding city prep grid
stars selected recently will be made
at the banquet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05

The Brackman-Roth doubles combination
Wednesday nights play of the city tourney
at the ElkS Club alleys, scoring a total of
l.l80 with games of 391, 404 and 1885,
with 1.150 In the singles play the lead
ers remained unchanged. Brill, Alfred and
Brakeman turning in the best totals with
scores of SIG, ST. and 656 Leaders in the
minor events to date follow;
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W. Roth. a member Of the Prima Bever-
age team of the ST. Philip A. C. League.
rolled into FIRST place in the an-events with
total of 1878.
The st. Philip A. C. team rolled in great
form during Wednesday nights play OF
the indianapolis League. scoring o the ni nI9
three-game total with games gar OF sSS; LUZ LUZ
for a three-time win over the American
Central Life team. The Coca-Cola also
won three from the Hayes Body as the
Marott Shoe Shop and wagner-Atwater
Kent Radio won two from the 3-F Coffee.
Falls CITY Lager, Meridian Garage and
osfterngaan abG G0S b The rd 5hs G thy
high single game of 1.o4S.
Jess Pritchet. led a long list CT 500 totals
and 244 Mack had 626; Westover. SIS:
Cray 612: Snyder. els; Darnaby. COL; Id
Meyer eco Holts sss Miller MILE s 81 T HaeS
sang. $50: Rasmussen. 612: Wiesman. SIG:
Iebtag, 621, and Henry GIG.
The Maple Road State bank won three
from the Meyer-KiseT as the Fletcher say;
ings and Trust Fletcher American and
American Central Life took two from the
Indiana National City Trust and Farmers
Elks Club alleys. Sturm, Smith and Fields
were over the 600 mark in this seris~ with
counts Of s27. s25 and sI2.
The 400 scratch doubles scheduled for
Sunday at the Fountain Square alleys. VIII
be rolled Saturday afternoon ana night
instead Of SUNDAY. This meet is open 70
entry is expected The Pork and Beau
team won three games from the CatSup
while the Bean Hole Beans we're we're { L. thg
Van Cahip League play at the Fountain
Square alleys.
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Tonights play will find some of the best
Members of the Strei5ecks. Meridian
Garage and Marotts are scheduled to roll
on the p. m. squad. Tonight's schedule:
Doubles and Singles, P. M.
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On the other hand your attention is
called to the fact that Moe Berg, the
White Sox catcher. is the best educated
baseball player in either big league.
Among other things. Berg can speak
seven languages including OF course the
Scandinavian. Yet the difference be-
tween Berg's salary and Ruth's is very
marked
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W. Roth a member Of the Prima Bever-
age team of the st. Philip A. c. League.
rolled into FIRST place in the all-events with
/ a total of 1878.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
MACK AND SHOTTON MUST
JUGCLE LINEUPS ABOUT
Managers Of Philadelphia Teams
Worried Over Injuries and
Lack OF Condition.

Philadelphia, April 6 % Injuries
or lack Of physical condition caused
both Manager Mack Of the Athletics
and Manager Shottou Of the philli"s
to iuggin th"Ir lin"ups for the open
ing today of ia" annual city series
between the American and National
lcaguors,
For the Athletics Shortstop Foley
is out With sor" arm and LEFTY
Grove will do no pitching in the Scr
les brcausr Of a sore iiug"r Oh hts
throwing hand,
Tommy TheAcnoW. the PhiIlic5
star shortStop. remains in a Florida
hospital. as a result of an automo-
bile accident, and the ac" Of the
Shotton pitching corps. Ray Bengc.
is not available due 10 an alljng
arm.
The Markrncn. arriving carly to-
day after their final exhibition game
at Richmond yesterday with the
Boston Nationals. were reported in
fine shape and with capable subsu
tutes to fiji in for the absente"s.
Yerkcs held Boston 10 seven hits
and two runs. while the Athletics
scored II tallirs on ) hits. including
two homcrs by foXx and one by
Simmons.
The Athletics won six straight
games during the last week, which
ran their total of spring victories to
20. They lost nine.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
FLYING COP LEADING IN
PYLE'S BUNION DERBY
Johnny SalO of Passaic. \. j.. in the
Lead in Lap>cL Time Moving
Out of Baltimore.

Baltimore, April ZAP, - Johnny
Salo, the flying cop. OF Passaic, y.
j.. was in the lead in elapsed time
in {. c. pyle's bunion derby when
the runners moved out of Baltimore
this morning, heading for Frederick
AZ miles distant
Salo, finishing second yesterday in
a tic with Guisto timex. of Italy.
Wrest"d the lead from Herbert
Hedeman, New York Australian
who is now in third place.
Last year salo finished SECOND to
Andy Payne, Of rlaremorn. Ois a.
in the trek from Los Angeles 10
New York and was rewarded with
$4,000 in prize money and ap-
poin1ment 10 the Passaic police de-
partncnt.
At Salo's heels is Ia Gardner,
dusky pavement FOUNDER OF Seattle
Wash, also veteran Of last year
and winner of the first leg OF This
derby from New York to Elizabeth
\. J.
With less runners IN the race
than the number that finished I.
long jauur from the Pacific coast
last year. still more are expected &c
fail by the wayside when the strane
caravan crosses the Cum berland
mountains within few days.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
TEAMS IN
RACE FOR TITLE
Battling for Basketball Grown in
International Y. N. c. A.

Chicago, April P>-The seventh
annual International Young Mems
Christian association basketball
cham ionship rests between Mont
clair. y. j., Buffalo, Oak Park, H.,
and Ann Arbor. Mich.
Playing fast offensive games. these
teams conquered strong rivals from
the east and middlewest yesterday
to enter the semi final round. The
championship final will be played
tonight.
Ann Arbor was forced to overcome
two opponents yesterday to keep in
the running. The Wolverines dc
fea1ed Toronto. Canada. Al to -.
in the morning and then upset st.
Paul, Mimi, IS to II, several hours
later.
Oak Park, the tournament host,
ran up the heaviest score of the
tournament to enter the semi finals
routing Cambridge, Mass. 81 to 81.
Butfalo's great defensive team de-
feated Englewood of Chicago "a 20
Is. and Montclair won a close bat
Tie from Muncie, Ind, SO to 81, III
the other quarter final matches.
Today's semi-fnal pairings: p. n.
-Montclair VS.. Buffalo: 3 y. NJ
Oak Park VS.. Ann Arbor.
Quincy. Mass: Youngstown. Ohio:
Toronto and st. Louis went into the
semi-tinal round in the consolation
event. Quincy meets Youngstown
and Toronto clashes with st. Louis
in the next round.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
SWIMMERS FAIL
TO BREAK MARKS
Only Show How Great Johnny
Weismuller Really Has Been

New York. April 6, P'-The ma
tional indoor swimming champion
ships. conducted without Johnny
Weismuller for the first time in
nc arly a decade. have only added
more proof of the greatness of thu
Chicago natator recently turned pro-
fossional
1t took the best performances Of
the two stars of the four-day meet.
Walter Spence of Philadelphia and
Walter L.aufer of Chicago. to fill
the places on the championship list
left vacant by Weismuller and even
then they failed to approach tn"
records he set. The orgy of record
breaking was confined to the spe-
cial-stroke events, which Johnny
never attempted.
Spence and Laufcr divided nearly
all the swimming honors between
them. The Philadelphian captured
individual honors. gathering 10
points through vict cries in three
events, one second and one third
place. laufer came close behind
with two firsts. two seconds and
third cn.nc. oai,od the aadaa bo,
ar of sat,in, tao ,ou. ,.or,as ro,,
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New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
ROSS WILL RESUME
VOYAGE IN N0MAD
Yachtsman Not Guilty
Of Transporting Liquor

Philadelphia April 6 UPl--As
soon as he can engage new skip
per and have the engines in his
schooner Nomad A.conditioned. Lee
land II. Ross, wealthy New y ork
yachtman, will resume his voyage
from the West Indies to New York.
Ross was discharged by t'nitet
States Commissioner J. Howard Pat
1terson yesterday after a warrant had
been sworn charging him witlr at
tempt 10 smuegle and illegally trans
porting liquor.
1T would be wrong if I tried TO
hold this man Patterson said.
There is no evidence to support
prima flcie case against HIM"
After the hearing Assistant United
States Attorney Mark Thatcher said
his investigation had shown there
was no basis for bringing criminal
action against Ross in connection
with the death of captain John d.
S"hofieId. who Was washed off the
Nomnd during a storm.
Ross denied that the two members
OF his crew who were found in a
stupor Whcn coast guardsSmcn board
Cd the Nomad were intoxicated, lie
SHl,f they War" exhausted from The
hard~hipS Of stormy voyage, wet
hunks and cold food.
II also was revealed that Ross had
a hermit emitting him 10 carry nine
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06

British open Championship at Muir
lrId May &. Barnes has; played no
touFnums nj Soil since last fail bur
he has been practicing all winter in
the hope OF regaining the form that
gave him The British title in 1925.
The Ryder cup team with Walter
Hagen, Horton Smith, Johnny Far
reli and others of the nations lead
ing home bred professionals sails OIL
the Mauretania on "Wednesday
Wild BIZ Melhorn. Tommy Ar
mour and George Won Elm. con-
duCling British inNasions on .heil
own hook, are to leave on the same
boat.
The Maurc1ania also is eNpecte
to 'ahc three OF the nations leading
women players GIenna Collect
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
STEPHANIE OLSZOWY End
ARBURR RECEIVE HON0RS
Declared Two Most Valuable Players in Industrial Bas
ketbaIl Leaguec-Choosing Committee Consisted of
Ginsburg, Ritter, Lanpher, Skora and Butler
Screw Shop Stars Selection is Unanimous - Four
Points Taken Into Consideration in Vote

Frank UHankl Arburr, coach and
captain of the Corbin Screw basket
bah team and Miss Stophanie
OlsZowy. guard on the =. & +. Cor
bin gfls' team were chosen as tn"
most valuble players on their teams
in the Industrial Basketball league
at a meeting of the special commit
tee of five held in the office of At
torney Harry Ginsburg yesterday
afternoon.
Selection of Arburr was unani-
nous and the vote Was taken less
than minute after the meeting WAS
called to order by Chairman Gins
burg. Miss Olszowy was not the
unanimous choice Of the commtte"
and she was chosen after long dis
cussion. The vote was 3 to in her
favor.
Miss Mary Hudak captain of the
Corbn Screw and one OF the leagues
leading scorers received one vote
and Miss Naleria Slysz, guard on the
same team. also received d vote. Miss
Nellie Sartinsky and Miss Anna
PietkerWicZ We're mentioned during
the discussion but they failed to re
ceive vote when it was taken.
The committee consisted OF the
following: Attorney Harry Ginsburg.
chairman; A. w. Ritter of the Stan
ley Rule plant; Clarence l.anpher
manager of the New Britain pro-
fessional basketball team. Charles
Slkora OF the Record and Jack But
Ter OF the Herald.
When the meeting was called TO
order Mr.. Ginsburg said he believed
four points should be taken into
consideration when the selection
was made. They We're scoring power.
basketball temperament. When
Hank" Arburr was nominated he
received the unanimous approval OF
the committee
Hank" received his basketball
start in the Boys club whore he
played a OCULAR guard position. His
fellow teammates We're "Nibby" Ny
borg. Coach Ray Anderson. Peter
kerelei za. and Mickey" Luke.
Later he joined the r. & IT, Cor
bin team and was the mainstay on
tn" quintet when it won the cham
pionship. He played with tn" Auleri-
can Legion team which consisted OF
Hoist, Bcls,r, Luke, Jasper, \ybore
and himself
He quit lbs place at i. & i. Cor
bin plant ana took a position at IN"
Stanley Rule x Level Co. He WaS
d strong man at guard for that team
Last year he joined the Corh'n
screw team ANA hat. led it to two
successive pennants. the first TIM
this feat WAS accomplished in tn"
leagues history. Thus he play,.!
four years in the factory league and
was on three championship teams.
Five Girls Mentioned
Temperament in some cases AMI
Willingness in others to take til"
game seriously were reason. why
som" Of the tiNe candidates for hon
ors in the girls league were clint
nos, which was carried 10 the limit
went against the player.
The defensive play % Nal"rjl
Slysz gained her recognition. Ssr.
Stayed in the backcourt to q grrt
extent and broke UP passes. la"r ~
Iaulcd for her scoring ability ava
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
Figures Lineup for
Opening League Game

Dallas. Tex. April 6 up - With
Paul Waner due to join the Pitts
burgh Pirates today. Manager Bush
began figuring on his lineup for the
opening of the National league race.
George Granth ham probably will get
the call for the third position in the
outfield. he said. and if Pie Tray
nor's aiiing hip does not permit him
to work regularly. Riconda will be
used as a substitute. Dick Barteli
will become the regular second
baSeman
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
CELIkCRT HITS STRIDE

Atlanta. Ga April P-Charley
Colbert. assigned 10 do the short
stopping for the St Louis Cardinals
hit his stride against Atlanta and
hit homer and a triple and :ieldcd
faultiesslN. Fred Ilaney. coming up
from TIA" assorIation. showed well
at third in His first appearance for
several daya
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
AMERICAN STARS SEEK
BRITISH GOLF H0N0lS
Exodus of Players Gains Added I'm
pctus With Departure for
Europe of Jim isarncs

New York, April 6 tP)-The an
nual American quest for Great
Britain's golf championships gains
momentum with each passing day.
Macdonald Smith blazed the tran
TO Europe some time ago. Toda )
Long Jim" Barnes sails for Eng
land to compete in his 10th straight
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
ALL OVER But THE

Leavenworth. Kan. April CP)
When Clark Warder. 81. Dodge
city. married Mary lngard, GJ. also
of Dodge city. Miss Alice Rrind.
deputy probate judge who perform
I'd the ceremony. had to shout at the
top OF her lungs in order for the
elderly couple 10 hear.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
RUTH HITS FIRST HOMER

Dallas. Tex, April 6 Rs-Raie
Ruth finally has come through with
his first home run of the 1928 sea.
son. In the eighth inning Of yester-
days game between the Yankees
and In" Dallas Steers with the score
of one of Dick Schuman's left
handed curves and lifted il up over
the right field bleachers and won
the game.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
MINOR LEAGUE DIET

Fort Worth. TEX, April Up
A fter again losing to the Pirates yes
t. rday. 10 to 8. Detroit was 10 go
back or a minor league diet today.
The Tigers are to NEE the Fort
Worth club today and tomorrow, be-
fore going to Shreveport. La. for
another till with Pittsburgh Monday.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
JUNIOR, MIDGET
FINALS ON MONDAY


Continued from preceding page)
and will give their opponents a
hard game.
On Monday night the senior semi
finals will be played at the STANLEY
Arena. The Lions will face the Sons
of Italy and the Phantoms will tackle
the Independents In the prelimin~
airy. the Phantom Reserves and
Hopalong five will play a second
round intermediate game.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06

Marion liiinns and Marion Turp4o,
All expect 20 compete IN the British
womrns championship at st. An-
'lrews in Scotland starting May II.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-06

Jack johnson. former heavyweight
champion Of the world, will appear
in this city next week as referee in
the bouts TO be promoted by the
Stanley 4. {. at the Stanley Arena.
This will be his first appearance in
this neck of the woods in many
years and it will be feature of the
tournament.