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him with Minneapolis and Dallas last sea"
son and Gabby hopes Flint will walk the
straight and narrow" this time.
.WoRD comes that a, Doc 1 a,'r.
at the end of the 1924 season and
through the 1925 campaign, has
shared himself nice political plum
at Toledo. He now is director of
health.
WASHINGTON, Jan. CLARK Grit
fifth, president of the Senators, received
today the first signed contract for $780,
Pitcher Bump Hadley coming to terms
after a short conference. Hadley, who
had bad year in 1929, will get bonus
If he shows his old form.
The scribes are still blowing off steam
about possible Grimes and Vance deals.
TWO of the latest had Grimes being traded
for Hughie Critz of Cincy and Vance for
Critz. And they even have gone SO far
as to predict Hornsby for Vance deal
with the Raiah taking over the man
agerial reins at E1atbush.
TINE Giants have picked up two
IL young rookie twirlers. One is
William Towley, a right handler,
signed on the recommendation of
old Honus Wagner. Towley comes
up from the semi-pro ranks where
he heaVed four no-hit games. He's
20 years old. The other slab artist
is 19-year- Louis Winner, former
Crane college (Chicago) right
handler.
Some of the Cleveland sports writers
are praising Riggs Stevenson of the Cubs
in great style. 1t seems that when Riggs
was with Cleveland he could sock the
old pill, but the mOguls claimed he could
not field. Shipped to indianapolis, Ownie
Bush took hold of Steve, made him de-
pendable outfielder and then sold him TO
the Cubs for fancy price.
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Reiselt Tied
With Layton

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Johnny
Layton of st. Louis, defending
champion, and Otto Reiselt of
Philadelphia, former champion,
we're deadlocked for the lead in the
worlds championship three-cushion
billiard tournament today Each
has won five matches and lost one.
Augie Kieckhefer, Chicago south
paw, held third place with four VIC
tories and one defeat.
Gus Copulos of Detroit scored a
surprising victory over Reiselt in a
stirring match Wednesday night,
so to AZ, in As innings. Layton
turned back Allen of Chicago, so
to 35, in as innings. Kieckhefer's
so to 40 victory over Charles Jordan
Of Los Angeles was one of the most
thrilling matches Of the tourna-
ment.
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Postpone ALI
Local Games

Shortridge high schools sched-
uled basketball games with Bedford
and Martinsville this weekend
have been postponed, it was an
nounced today by Russell Julius.
The Bedford game will be played
at the Stone City Feb. IA. The new
date for the Artesian tilt Is indefi-
mite. All other local high schools
announced Tuesday they had called
off their weekend games.
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-'AAs 4NSN'
NNE of the best of the stories
" ever told about the character of
the late Miller Higgins is going the
rounds these days in stove league
circles. When Miller was manager
of the st. Louis Cardinals he laid
down strict training rules for his
ball players and put the lock on
gambling in particular.
One evening Hug was tipped Off that
some of the boys were to serve the gal
Looping dominOes in one of the hotel
rooms and Miller calmly proceeded TO
the scene of the event. Just one of
the boys was in the act of shaking up
the cubes. Miller spoke his piece from
the doorway.
'I'u fade you one hundred smacks.
Each of you fellows is fined $780,"
And out he walked.
The incident wasn't aired again during
the season, but the following Christmas
each one of the players. who had been
fined, received a check for s1O0 with the
little Mlller's WORD to the wise. He was
Just that type of fellow.
n
1T is quite probable that Johnny
4 Hodapp, the former Tribesman,
may play second base for the Cleve-
land Indians next summer.
Johnny's little holdout stunt last
spring cost him the first base job
and Lou Fonseca took the position
and won the leagues batting laurels.
Johnny's attitude about the entire
matter won the admiration of every
fan and sports writer in Cleveland
and he will get a tryout at the
keystone position.
Jewel Ems, the Pirate boss, has moved
his family to the smoky city. Ems evil
IDENTIFY feels he is going to make a long
stay in Pittsburgh. Perhaps, IL the
bleacher wolves" and Barney Dreyfuss
don't take it into their heads to act
contrary.
Gabby Street is going TO give Flint Rheul.
the bad boy hurler. another try in the
National League. Flints activities put
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Nehf, Veteran SouthpaW,
RetireS From Game

While with the Giants, he pitched
three games in the 1921 world series
and allowed only twelve hits.
During the eleven games of the
five world series in which he per-
formed, Nehf pitched two 1-to-C
victories.
In September, 1927, he joined the
Cubs. In 1928 he won thirteen
games, losing seven. Last season
he won eight and lost five.
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ZBYSZKO ON MAT CARD
Don Cortez to Clash With Thorn in
Cadle Feature.

With Don Cortez, Spanish weller,
meeting Coach Wilbur Thorn of In
diana university in the feature con-
test of next Monday nights Cadle
tabernacle wrestling show. Promoter
McLemore has added further to the
international cast of the contests by
signing Little Zbyszko to meet Fred
die Kupfer, German, in the semi
Windup of the show.
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Danville
Squad at
Top Form
CentraIiteS Crush Valpo;
Turn Eyes to Tilt
With Butler.

By Times special 1,.4..,
DANVILLE, Ind, Jan. 9.-CentraI
Normars crack basketball squad to-
day had its eyes turned toward itsg
impending fray with Buffers ma
tionaI champions at indianapolis a
week from Friday.
The NormaliteS' crushing defeat
of the Bulldogs here recently has
made the indianapolis five anxious
for revenge and the locals are tun-
ing up to top form for the en-
counter.
Danville crushed Valparaiso here
Wednesday night, 81 TO II. The lG-
Gals had practically everything
their own way and the visitors we're
behind at the half, "a to 4. 1t was
the locals eighth straight victory.
Schultz and Falkinbury, with six
teen and fourteen points respec-
lively, led the Danville scorers.
Ginger Reeves and Billy Reeves
we're next with eight and seven
points respectively.
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Baseball Boss
Takes Life

BIZ United Press
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-De-
spondent over i'll health and heavy
losses in the stock market, Alex
ander Jules Heineman, SO, presi-
dent of the New Orleans Baseball
Association, committed suicide by
shooting himself.
The body was found late Wednes"
day in the hallway just outside
Heineman's office in the baseball
park named after him. A revolver,
with only one shot fired, was found
by his side. Coroner George Roe
ling returned verdict of suicide.
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forward, and Yates, reserve center
were suspended last Thursday, but
are back on the squad on probation.
They will not face Shelbyville Fri
day. La Grange and Underwood
who have played in most of the
games. were given their walking
papers last Saturday.
Evidently, Bedford had the same trou-
Die but 1t has been cleared and Krutcben
and Payne, two of Coach Ivey's veteran
stars ARE back in uniform again.
y q q
incidentally. with the three victorie,
Tuesday night, Backboard's average
climbed to 759
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TURNER'S TO SEE ACTION

South Side Turner's, who defeated
Greensburg Red Tags last Sunday,
although playing below their usual
form, hope to be in tiptop shape
for the tilt Sunday with Benny De
Vol and his Anderson Boosters at
Turner hall. Turner's travel to
Greenwood tonight to battle Mob
itI-SparkS.
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cams single ieie gang 6 Ssors Of i1os and three
Ieatgred the ne play in the Indiansp9s
| night. This total was good for a three
game win over the Wagner Radio. The
ST. f Pb lily Lager "a as fbe won three 6n from the
Shoe Shop. Meridian Garage and Hayes
Body. slipped over the odd games on the
mon Built. American Central Life and
the Striebeck Five. Six games over the
1000 mark were turned in. during this
loop session.
4 flock of 600 totals. headed by Vaughn
with a score of GIL. were turned in. Har-
S so Pehet ss s5 Fox Fox &c., sss
Fulton, $50; Mounds. 622: James, sos: E.
Scott, 500; Argus. 622; Abbott. 623; Schoen.
Miller. 60s: Jones. sos, and Morris 6i4 A
257 score by Fehr vas good for the 3-F'
Coffee prize awarded for high single game
each week.
A 200 scratch singles will be rolled on
the Fountain Square alleys Saturday and
Sunday; An entry fee of $3.50 will be
charged. which includes bowling. Make
reservations now by calling Harmon at the
Fountain Square alleys.
Entries for the Pot of Silver team event
for the local women bowling quintets. will
close Friday at midnight. A chance for
all teams. IS the feature of this meet as
tWo-third handicap between the teams
average and 900 will be allowed. If your
team has not entered, get in touch with
Mrs. L Wiesman at the Elks Club alleys
at once.
Another event that should prove popular
for the women bowlers of the city IS the
St Philip A. c. doubles and singles event
scheduled for Jan. Is and 10 at the st.
Philip alleys. Three hundred and fifty will
be scratch in the doubles and ITS in the
singles charge OF $500 for each bowler
viii be made for each event. Entries can
be sent to Bill Moran at the club alleys,
or reservations made by phone
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Wednesday Basketball

COLLEGES
Danvllle Normal. 81; Valparaiso, IL.
State Normal. az; Indiana Reserves, IS.
Army, so; Delaware, 81.
Navy, 80: Wake Forest, 20.
Colgate, "a; Cornell, 5.
Dartmouth, So; Norwich, II.
HIGH SCHOOLS
st. Paul, At; Sandusky. 81.
Andrews. IS; Clear Creek, 33.
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PURDUE HARD AT WORK
Lambert Pushes Team for Game
With Michigan on Saturday.

BJI Tunes SpectdI
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 9.-Rea-
lizing it will take vast improve
nlent over the play displayed in the
nonconference games to stop Michi-
gan, last years co-champions,, in
the Big Nine opener here Saturday
night, Coach Piggy Lambert is bend
ing every effort toward adding g.
little polish to his Purdue quintet.
While the Boilermakers gained an
even break in their nonconference
battles, the squad as whole lacked
the precision of passing and floor
work that will be imperative if the
Lambertmen are to be a threat in
the conference chase.
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FrankfOrt's Battle
With Logansport to
Top Friday Contests
Vncennes TO Clash With Strong MartinSvIe Aggregaton
Franklin InvadeS ShebyviIIe; Washington Faces
Game With Bloomington Cage Squad.

basketball spced with rivalry and
schedule their
battle between Logansport and
Berries
Frankfort but later forced to forfeit
negby floor guard Frankfort ithe present
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= OFF THE Blackboard 3

maybe he wouldn't feel so badly. At least
Marion probably will get a taste of the
delayed offenSe' when Frankfort comes
to town a week from Friday. And the
Hot Dogs will make them like 1t. too.
n
TT may be a little early, but If
Il John D. Rockefeller was a bas-
ketball fan. and We were John D.,
and somebody wanted to lay some
coin on the mark on the outcome
o. the state tournament, here's the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-09
Shires Is Cleared
Illinois Commission EXonerateS Art
Of Fixing" Charges.

Bn United Press
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 9.-Fresh
from his victories at st. Paul and
Chicago, Art Shires today appeared
before the Michigan state boxing
commission expecting to add an
other triumph.
Shires, who came here after be-
ing acquitted of charges of I'M
craftsmanship by the Illinois COM
mission, was sure he would win a
badge of purity from the Michigan
commissioners at today's hearing.
Shires will leave for Boston by
early train. There he will meet AL
Spohrer, Boston Braves catcher.
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STATE NORMAL WINS

nm Times SDeciut
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Jan. g.
Indiana State Normal defeated the
Indiana Reserves here Wednesday
night. AZ to IS. The Normal team
lei at the half. % to II.
teller starred for the I. U. sec
ords. Horton was best for Normal
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IRISH ELECT C0NLEY

End to Captain N0tre Dame Grid
Squad Next Fall.
RI Times SDecidJ
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 9. -
Thomas A. Conley, end, will captain
the 1880 University of Notre Dame
football team.
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HAMBRIGHT is WINNER

BIZ limited Prsss
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Vincent
Hambright, Cincinnati, won a ten
round decision from Tony La
rose. Cincinnati Welterweight, here
Wednesday night.
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CAGE GAME POSTPONED

Postponement of the Indiana Gen.
train. A. G. U. game scheduled to
have been played at University
Heights Wednesday night, was an
nounced when the schools were
closed this week.
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TED SANDWINA WINS

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Ted Sand
wilma, German-American heavy
weight, defeated Pietro CORR,
Brooklyn Italian, ten rounds, here
Wednesday night.
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$4,000 Open to Start Friday;
Local Star Is Among Leaders
Neal Mcintyre Shines in Qualifying Play for Rich Golf
Event at Los Angeles Course.

champion, will tee Off with Dens-
more Schultz of Columbus, o., and
Willie Hunter of Pasadena.
Johnny Farrell, former national
open champion; Olin Dutra, of Los
Angeles and Joe Turnesa of New
York will start out together.
Two players who led at Wiltshire
Wednesday were Neil Christian of
Portland, Ore, and Neil Mcintyre
of Indianapolis with 142s, one of the
best scores of the day.
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we'd give them

Keep in mind. however, that we aren't
Rockefeller. And we haven't any rich
relatives.
=
band is very peeved over the re-
mark We made concerning that
musical (?) organization. At least,
that's what we gather from a
lengthy epistle appearing in the
column of Glenn ROUGH of the
Kokomo Dispatch. In fact, Glenn
informs his public that he had to
cut out part of the letter for fear
a riot might enSue"
New Blackboard never proposed to be
a musical critic. But while listening
TO the Kokomo tOoters. the thought
came to him that there must be dis
sension in the ranks. Or we're they
racing to finish first and get choice
seats And the drummer was mad ut
the whole outfit. He tried to drown out
all the rest. The writer of the letter
appearing in the Kokomo paper stated
there were sixty members in the band.
Half of them must have been ill.
g
Regardless OF the band. Tor should We
say. in spite Of it,. Kokomo does have g
frst-class basketball team. and none of the
Wildcat fans seemed TO take exception to
that statement, as made previously. Coach
Masters has one OF the speediest outfits
in the state. and the return of couple
Of veterans soon may put them among the
dangerous ones.
EUZZY VANDIVIER, so We hear,
IL is having some trouble over
training rules. Daugherty. star
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Wabash and Butler Basket Squads Pinned for Clash
Here on Friday Night at Bulldog Fieldhouse

TaOo of Pete Vdughdn'S
Ueterdn pdstimers aUho 10IL
oppose Butler at the field
house Friday night are
shOlUn here.
At the top is HARRISON,
stellar back guard, and be-
.lo10 Oeft) William HoweU,
floor guard, who is one of
the inrdderS' chief scoring
threats.
BeIo1U (right) is HO1CGrd
Chadd, q sophomore from
Bdinbridge, aCh0m Coach
Hinkle is using IN a reserve
role at floor guard
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WAWASEE PRO RESIGNS

RI IiW68 NDCCtdT
WARSAW, Ind, Jan. 9.-Pete
Duran, golf professional at the Lake
Wawasee course for the past five
years, has accepted a position as pro
at the new eight-hole Elks course at
FIT. Wayne. He will assume his new
duties early in the spring.
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Keith Jehns. Marion scribe. Is one OF
The chief antagonists of the DELAYED .
ofYenSe." And by reading his column,
one gathers that Marion. one Of the first
cre,, teams 70 use this type of game
hen Gene Thomas built his great cham
rlorshIp team. has reverted 10 the fast
freAAing stvie.
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Stove League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

Note-With Eddie Ash. veteran sports
editor of The Indianapolis Times on a
vacation, Norman Isaacs, Times news
editor and former member of the sports
department, steps to the plate to bat for
Mr., Ash.
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BY YERN BOXELL

DELAYED offenSe, commonly
II known as stalling when car
ried to an extreme. is causing more
discussion over the state than any
other feature of the hardwood sea-
son. Backboards opinion on the
style of play has been sought many
times.
clipping from the Official basket
ball rules as adopted by the National
Collegiate 4. A., Y. NJ. c. A.. 4. A. T.,
and National Federation of State High
school Athletic Associations" has been
sent to Blackboard by Frankfort fan.
Il saws. in part: "Stalling is becoming
less and less a problem. and. as was pre-
dicted few years ago. Is not going to
REQUIRE any special legislation to keep it
under control. Occasionally, bitter COM
plant is heard about II. but wherever the
public has been educated TO the idea that
the defensive team. the team not in pos
session Of the ball. is responsible for
stating. this type Of play has ceased to
cause trouble"
NOR once and all. Blackboard goes
on the books as favoring the
DELAYED offense." when employed
moderately. Naturally. we wouldn I
care to sit through forty actionleSs
minutes while some husky back
guard made a cushion of the ball
we don't relish hard pineboard seats
that much. But the delayed Of
tense" as employed by some OF the
best high school quintets and most
OF the leading collegiate f1veS. Is
here to stay and fans must learn
I like it. From the coaches and
e - angle. it is good basketball
aould be pleasing to most fans
! carried to the extreme, however
it viii prove detrimental to the
popularity of the game and It's
eventual result may be disastrous.
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Christamore Comets handed Capitol
Bulldogs their first defeat in nine starts
Wednesday, Is to Ia. in an overtime
game. Comets play St. Philips at st..
Philips gym tonight. For games call Bell
mont HIS
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Morristown A. c.. with eight victories
In ten starts. wants games with state
high school stars are on the squad. Ad-
dress Manager Morristown A. c.
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Harry Fuehring, president of
the Perfection Pin Grinding Com
pany. who entered the bowlers'
hall of fame Tuesday night by
rolling a perfect 300 score while
shooting with the Eagle team in
the AutomotiYe League at the IL
linois alleys.
Fuehring has been bowling for
twenty-eight years. The perfect
score will be rewarded with an
A. B. G. gold medal.
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Wednesday. 10 to IS Edwin RAY trailed
Is to II at the half. Marone was high
point man for the YictorS.
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St. Philips A. c. and Rose Tire Buddies
clash tonight at st. Philips hall. Buddies
possess deceptive passing attack. Saints
will depend on Lentz. Housing and
Mullins to stop the Tire five. st. Philips
BOYS Club win be seeking their eleventh
straight victory in the curtain raiser with
Chrstamore Juniors at 7:15. The Hall
is located at 535 Eastern avenue.
Hayes Body quintet will oppose st. Pat
rick A. &. Friday at Pennsy gym at D.
m. Hayes Cardinals play Goldstein
Brothers at 9 .. m. Call Ii. 6387 ask for
c. Hartwig. for Friday night games
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n Johns had been writing during the
DAYS OF Murphy. Chapman. ct al or II
his business connections we're In Frankfort
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Lauter Boys Club teams want games at
the club on Friday nights. They are;
All-StarS, 20-to-22-year old class; Grays,
II to 10; Juniors. IS to II, and Midgets,
10 to Is. All-Stars want games away from
home on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day nights and Sunday afternoons. Call
Belmont 364l.
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Emerson Green Cubs shaded Memorial
PreSbyterians. Ia TO 10. Emerson trailed
the winners, Williams and Cougell leading
the victors. For games in the l4-to-lG-old
class, call Iryngton 36i7, ask for Bud.
take notice
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stanfeld Hashslingers of Columbus de-
feated Noblitt-SparkS of Greenwood AZ
play Morgantown at Columbus, Jan. TO-,
and Spencer. Jan. IA. Stanfelds want
games with strong state teams. Write
H. E. Quinn, 412 Washington street, CO.
lumbuS.
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st. Patricks II. N. S. play Shelbyyille
tonight at South Side Turner gym at
$50. Saints have won fifteen games in
teams in the city and state. st. Patricks
Y. L. S. will meet Holy Trinity girls in a
curtain-raiSer at 7:30.
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AMATEUR NOTES

East Parks won the East Side Sunday
School League with an undefeated record.
East Parks have won fifteen of sixteen
games this season. East Park Juniors
we're defeated by Irvington Whippets. For
games write Emerson Sheldon 340l East
New York street or call Cherry l4O9.
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EUZzY VANDIVIER, so we hear,
IL is having some trouble over
training rules. Daugherty. star
The Washington times., 1930-06-05
PARK
THRIVING

The many innovations at Sea-
side Park, the new amusement re-
sort on the shores Of Chesapeake
Bay. are winning widespread ap-
proval. The attractive color
scheme Of the buildings, green and
white, is most pleasing, and the
new parks splendid location, on
ground high enough to assure
cooling breezes from the water
practically all the time, likewise
adds to its sightliness.
The new ballroom is making a
particular hit, for Joe Lurell and
his musicians, from the Grand
Central Palace. New York, serve
just the sort of peppy strains that
appeals to all. When the band is
off duty music is provided by ex-
cellent broadcaSting equipment.
Trains Of the Chesapeake Beach
Railway Company operate direct
to the park, which adjoins Chesa-
peake Beach station, from the Dis
trict Line station, affording a de-
lightful ride through Southern
Maryland. Washington residents
can reach the District Line station
via cars on the washington Rail
way and Electric or by the new
bus service from Ninth and Penn
SylVania Avenue.