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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
Remember the Cubs!

THAT St. Louis at Boston series
L is scheduled May 3. 3. and ,,
whirt is Friday. Saturday and sun
d. lets speculate a little In
TIE event that Ruth belts out a
homer on Friday. there's no telling
how high the attendance VIII reach
on Saturday and Sunday.
Dean started the feud and Babe
has not answered the insult He has
depended upon his bat 10 do the
talking in the past and evidently IN
tends making a gallant effort to let
it reply TO the Great Dizzy
It's a sure bet that Dean VIII pop
of plenty about Ruth between now
and MAY 3. and by that line Boston
fans Will be ready TO beg the Babe
to knock the apple down Dizzy S
throat. -,
In the third game Of the world
series Of 1892 the Chicago CUBS
were giving Ruth an unmercliul
riding. Charlie Root was pitching
for the Cubs. Root went to work
on the Babe and the count grew TO
three and two. The noise from the
Chicago dugout was a volume OF
taunt.
Resting on his bat. Ruth turned
to the yelping Bruins. elevated an
arm and pointed to flag pole IN deep
center field. Then he swung and
blasted the ball to the very spot
he had indicated. Il was the longest
home run ever made IN Wrlgley
Field. The Babe had called his shot
The Cubs were Swamped by the
Yankees IN the SerieS-lOur IN row
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05

Thompson with four, johnson
with five, Andres with five and
Groth with one! Who, may I ask,
are the first stringers if those
guys are reserves? Or perhaps
thy just sat on the bench and
heaved in those buckets-taking
it easy.
THIS corner is in receipt Of a
Il note from f. E. B., who more
than a month ago predicted that
Plainfield and Ben Davis would
meet in the regionals here. SEE
he, speaking of a season game:
"Plainfield won the 'pre-view'
on their own floor by eight points,
but it will be different Saturday
when Ben Davis plays EN- before
a home crowd.
ALSO don't fall off the bench if
Anderson loses to the winner of
this game
Blackboard is so shaken and
bruised from falling off the bench
last weekend that he has Steeled
himself against even totter this
Saturday.
But the question concerning the
above, IS: What have you, Plain
fielders, to say to that? What do
YOU think of this Ben Davis
bunch now?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
Leroy Edwards Cages
800 Points in 19 Tits

By Tunes Spcci1f
ATLANTA, Ga. March 5.-Leroy
Edwards. foot 5 incn center for the
University Of Kentucky. amaSSed a
total of 800 points in 10 games to
take premiere scoring honorS in the
Southern Conference during the
1934-35 season. The 10 games in
clude tiltS both in and outside of
the Conference.
Il is not Edwards first experience
atop a scoring ladder. as the husky
pivOter led North Central Indiana
Conference point-makers while
member Of the Tech Of indianapolis
High School quintet.
Though Edwards total for South
eastern Conference games fell 81
points below the 197-point record
set by Wade of Louisiana State last
season. his sum of 1876 markers in
II loop tits gives him an average
Of l24 points per game over an
average Of 1913 posted by Wade
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
The Victory Whistle

THE whistle used by Referee T.
Il r Smith in the sectional
championship basketball game al
Tech gym last Saturday night has
been presented TO Coach George
tPopl Gerichs and his victorious
Ben Davis High School team. Ref
cree Smith left the tOOter IN care
Of The Times 10 be delivered 10
Coach GeriChs.
II was the first time in history
that Ben Davis finished on top Of
the heap IN the local state cage
meet and Mr.. Smith decided the
Giants would like 10 keep the
whistle as a souvenir. Written on
a card accompanying the keepsake
Is. Presented 10 Coach George
tPopl Gerichs and his Ben Davis
Sectional Champions. 1888. T r.
Smith. Referee. Ben DaviS-Short-
ridge
Mr.. smith resides at Lafayette.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
NOtre Dame Wins
Over Minnesota
Irish Meters Score 1927
Victory, AVenge Defeat.

81 Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind. March s.
Notre Dame defeated Minnesota, 38
to 81, before 5000 fans here last
night to atone for a two-point baS-
ketball defeat at the hands of the
GOpherS earlier in the season.
The game was rough with % fouls
being called. The Irish made II out
of is free throws while Minnesota
sank only seven in 10 chances.
The score was tied three times
and the lead changed hands four
times before Notre Dame led at the
half. Is to IS. Don Elser led an
early second-half squirt which gave
the Irish a 1921 lead and they re-
sorted to a deliberate style of play
the remainder of the encounter.
Johnny Ford. former Cathedral of
Indianapolis star, who plays for
ward for Notre Dame. was high
scorer with IL points. Summary:
NOtre Dame t3s1 Minnesota t20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
At the Training Camps

the Yankees four ST provisional
contract men-Earl Combs, Russell
Van Alta, Dixie Walker and Johnny
Allen-participated in the clubs
first workout yesterday.
Combs looked especially good, and
apparently is recovered from in
JurieS he sustained last mid-Sum-
mer when he crashed into a con-
crete wall in chasing a fly ball.
ST. PETERSBURG-Babe Ruth is
not New York Yankee castoff to
those who have known him through
a decade of spring training.
The new vice president and gen
eral manager of the Boston Braves
got his first workout as National
Lacquer today, with the cheers of
more than 5000 ringing in his ears.
Upon his arrival late yesterday he
was accorded a reception unmatched
in the past for any individual or
team at st. Petersburg.
Manager Bill McKechnie of the
Braves accompanied the Babe to
the home he has rented here, posed
for photographers with the slugger
and was assured there will be no
friction. The Babe laughed at the
idea.
LAKELAND. Fla.-Manager Mick
ey Cochrane has turned teacher in
the Detroit Tigers camp. He has
IA pitchers, most of them recruits,
and today continued showing them
how to take stride. Four catchers
also are in camp Hank Greenberg,
first baSeman, arrived yesterday, a
week ahead of schedule. He said he
needed batting practice.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla
Pitcher Ashley Hill is the only St.
Louis Brown who has not come to
terms. Pitcher Elton Walkup signed
last night after protracted hold
out.
SAN BERNARDINO, Gala con-
tingent of IL players was being
brought to the Pittsburgh Pirate
camp today by HonuS Wagner.
Arrival of the group completes the
Pirate roster and active training
begins at once, Manager Pie Tray
nor said. A series of exhibition
games with the White Sox. training
at Pasadena, Cal, was being
negotiated by Traynor.
NEW ORLEANS-Manager Walter
johnson, apparently seized by the
carnival spirit of this city today.
gave his Cleveland squad a day of
rest from training. Intensive prac-
tice sessions will start tomorrow, he
said.
PASADENA, Cal-Light workouts
are over, Manager Jimmy Dykes of
the White SoX said today as he put
his squads through heavy drill and
long batting practice. The Chisox
awaited arrival Of Zeke Bonura.
first baseman, who has come to
terms after an extended holdout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
KessLer Presses HdGrLOW

basketball forward
Il Chicago Big individual
will Boemaker
the title.
HARLOW already has played his final of the and
Kessler will
Northwestern a Saturday.
l scoring Is
points his Wisconsin last night
The Whnge of Ohio State with 125 and
BarkO of completed action Norman Cot
last points posted
Reif. formerly O Northwestern
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
LOWELL TOUCH LEADS
SMOKER CONTESTANTS

Lowell Fouch is pacing the fed in
the smoker billiard tournament at
the Parkway Recreation parlor as
the tourney goes into the fourth
week OF competition. He has scored
II victories against five defeats and
also is high run leader with a clus-
ter Of 80.
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In one Of the toughest games we
have ever witnessed in the confer
ence hardwood warfare, 40 personal
fouls being called, 26 on Wisconsin
and % on Purdue. Coach Ward
Piggy Lambert's five completely
outclassed the big boys from the
north in every department of the
game except size.
5000 See TussIe
Those 5000 fans who had travelled
from far and near to see the game
that was expected to be packed with
thrills, to see Norman Cotton, Ter
re Haute wonder player, and reliable
Ed Shaver of Frankfort play their
last home games, which, by the way,
were brilliant performances for the
home folks, we're hardly interested
after the first ten minutes.
The big bright spot of the whole
evening was the performance of Bob
Kessler, Purdue'S scoring ace, who
was making a valiant bid to catch
HARLOW of Chicago in the individual
scoring race. KeSsler lived up to
all advance notices and, with four
field goals and seven free throws
and Is point total, took big
stride toward the Windy City pace
maker.
In that opening squirt when the
Boilermakers made the big Badgers
look like they were tied to posts,
Cotton snagged two field goals and
free throw and KesSler likewise
and the home boys were off to a
100 lead. De Mark connected with
WiSconSin's first points with a short
shot just inside the foul circle, but
before the next Badger point on a
/ free throw, KeSsler scored two more
field goals and Cotton, Shaver and
Baumbach scored free throws to
make it 1913. Before the half ended
Preboski scored a couple of charity
losses and Poser a field goal to boost
the Badger cause to seven. The rest
| time count was 26-7 Purdue.
Five Foul Out
CARROT, Preboski and De Mark
boosted the Badger count to 10 with
free throws, but Cotton, Baumbach
and Shaver more than doubled
those efforts to make the count at
WisconSin'S next time out, 1910.
After eleven minutes of the second
half had been played Hamann
scored the first Badger field goal
Of the half
Mcdonald was attempting with all
the might that had enabled him to
hold HARLOW scoreIess from the field
last Saturday night to do likewise to
Kessler. He did, but not without
fouling himself out of the game
when the count stood, Purdue SO,
Wisconsin Is. Shaver and Seward
went out that way for Purdue in
the next few minutes, but so did De
Mark and Poser of the Badgers.
Seward Controls Tap-Off
Wisconsin is finished with a nine
game won and three game lost per-
centage of .750 and Illinois has a
! like standing. Purdue must defeat
Northwestern to share the top rung.
Illinois, Ohio State and Indiana are
the teams which have defeated the
Boilermakers-the first two by one
point margins.
! Big Jim Seward of Shortridge, In
dianapolis, gave the Lambertmen
the ball much of the time with his
/ jumping at center.
I
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
FASTENER LEADS IN
PIN CONGRESS SINGLES
BIZ nited Press

By United Press
SYRACUSE. N. Y, March s.
Syracuse. Utica, Solvay and other
upstate teams met today in the
booster division of the American
Bowling Congress tournament, with
high scores of two days ago still
standing. None of the 90 which
rolled last night moved up among
the leaders.
During the afternoon, F. Wagner,
Groton, N. Y, took the singles lead
with 651, R. voorhees,, also of Gro
ton. edged into fourth place with
618. and L. Bowers, Albany, took
fifth place with 606.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
Regional Officials

Oficials for the 48 state high
school basketball games to be played
next Saturday afternoon and night
in the 16 regional centers were an
nounced today by A. L. Trester,
commissioner Of the Indiana High
School Athletic Association.
In each of the regional centers
there will be three games, one at
in the afternoon and the other at
3, with the winners meeting at
in the evening. At each center No.
l official will referee the first game
with No. umpire. The second
game will see No. 2 refereeing with
No. l umpire, and the night game
will see a return to the first game
plan with No l referee. In Indian
apolis, at Tech gym, Birch Bayh of
Terre Haute is No. l and Orville
Jones, No. 2.
ATTICA KoKoMO
George Russell % Houston Meyer %
Lawrence Rahbsr ~ Joel wilt .....t2l
AUBURN LAPORTE
y. =. HugneS. ~ U3nlei OuIld +.... -
o. F. Helvie $50. 90 Clarence Grogan (2)
BLOOMINGTON LOGANSPORT
Winston Ashley. ~ Glenn Adams I'D
John Wilson ....(2) Chas. c. Garrett. ~
COLUMBUS MITCHELL
Irwin Springer. % Dale Miller ......N)
Charles Jensen (2) Nate kaufman ..t2)
EVANSVILLE MUNCIE
George Bair 49,. % Carl Burt ........ ~
Norman Dunlap. t2) Hal Harris .......(2)
FRANKFORT ROCHESTER
Vaughn Russell. % Ward Gilbert 40
Lundy Welborn. (2) Hugh Vandivier q. ~
HUNTINGTON RUSHVILLE
Stanley Porter % George Williams %
Lowell Lemon ...(2) A. E. Pitcher go. (2)
INDIANAPOLIS WASHINGTON
B. E. Bayh ...... % Russell Pickett ID
Orville Jones 90. (2) Thomas Baker ...(2)
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Bv United Press


WINTER HAVEN. Fla, March 5.
The Philadelphia Nationals spring
camp was opened today with the
arrival of part of the squad. Ten
players were here. They included
Orville Jorgens, Jim Bivin, Art
Bramhan, Stanley Sperry, Morris
Arnovich. John Moore, Curt Davis.
Sylvester johnson and Frank
Pearce.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-With
Lefty Vernon Gomez en- route to the
New York Yankees camp. the only
player still baking is Charlie Ruff
hng. the big ght-hander, who won
IL games last year.
Eleven pitchers. four catchers and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
LIZTON CLUB TO HOLD
SHOOT NEXT SATURDAY

BIZ Times SDeciGl
LIzTON, Ind, March 5.-The
gun club Of the Lizton American
Legion Post will hold its regular
weekly merchandise shoot" next
Saturday Afternoon. The club is To-
Gated quarter of a mile south of
LiZton.
Leaders in last Saturdays trap.
shoot were MattoX, Frankfort. So
hits out Of IS; Beatty, Frankfort, 81;
Miller Indianapolis. 45x50 UNI
benhour, Indianapolis, 43X50, and
Phillips, Brownsburg, 22x25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
BASEBALL SQUAD MEETS

The Little q Sons baseball team
Will hold a meeting tomorrow night
at s at the -Hassler- Sturm
store to organize for the coming
season. All last year players wish
ing 10 play again this season are
requested to be present. The team
will play Sunday baseball in the
Municipal League. Those wishing
to try out also are urged to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
LEVINSKY STOPS SIXTH
FOE IN COMEBACK TRY

~ Niif1 FFfNS
TAMPA. Fla. March 5.-KingfiSh
LevinSky, erStwhile Chicago fish
peddler and heavyweight contender
today held his sixth straight knock
out on his attempted comeback to
remove the stigma of the two-rouno
defeat he suffered when he forgot
10 duck against Max Baer.
The Kingfish floored Salvatore
Ruggirello three times in the sec
ond round last, night and was set
10 plant the finiSher vdnen the ref
cree halted the hnut
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
Dick BartelI Signs
New York Contract

By UHitcd Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. March s.
Dick Bartell, shortstop today signed
his New York Giants contract,
which supposedly called for $4,000
He had asked for more.
Hank Leiber, outfielder. was still
unsigned. He is due Friday from
Phoenix, Ariz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
INDIAN mailman PINS
ERNIE OUSEK IN. MATCH

HW VT TIT
NEW YORK. March 5-Chief
Little Wolf. California. threw Ernie
Dusek. Omaha. IN the feature match
OF wrestling show here last
night.
In other bouts. Joe DuSek. Omaha.
threw Mays Mccain. Iowa; George
Zaharias Colorado. threw Stanley
SokoliS. Poland. and Dick Shikat.
Germany. threw Frank JudSon.
Harvard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
Zeke BOnurd Ready
to Join White SOH
ByUnjtcd Press

nW IWTTIW TFFNf
NEW ORLEANS. March 5.-zeke
Bonura. slugging White Sox first
baseman. will leave for the clubs
training quarters at Pasadena, Cal,
tonight with all contract troubles
ended.
Bonura, regarded as a stubborn
holdout, revealed that he had wired
acceptance Of a 1885 contract several
days ago. 1t was understood he
secured a salary increase.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05

Does your car sound as
though it had a pain in every
Joint. Then it's time to give
it a good spring tonic. Drive
in and let our fabrication spe-
cialists go over it from stem
to stern covering every point
of fabrication recommended
by the manufacturer. Here,
at the Rose Tire Co., we use
only the highest quality lubri-
cants and special high pres
sure equipment. In addition
to specialized fabrication serv-
ice we will also check and
service your tires, battery.
radiator, windshield wiper
and auto top. We will be glad
to call for and deliver your
car.
As Emerson might have said:
If town has a good basketball
team even though it is located
on a detOur, it will make the
front page.
Our business has been built
on the assumption that the
customer is quality-minded,
that he wants real service
from the merchandise he
buys. For that reason we
have made it a rigid policy
to carry only such merchan-
disc that we can stand back of
without apologies or alibis.
The high quality of any pro-
duct you buy at the Rose Tire
Co. is your assurance Of both
maximum value for your
money as we'll as long, eco
nomical service.
In the Spring young mans
fancy begins to wonder how
much longer the engagement
will last.
.MR><
CHIEF TIRE CHANGER
El!Ed8ll;l33!!!
MILLER TIRE DISTRIBUTORS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
FOOTBALL COACH DIES

Be ni'H e Press
WINSTON SALEM. y. c. March
5.-Jinmy De Hart. 42-year-old
newly selected football coach at
Southwestern College. Memphis.
Tenn. viii b buried at Concord.
n. C.. tomorrow. De Hart died here
Yesterday. He underwent an oper-
alton for q stomach ailment Feb.
q and failed 10 recover
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
HOLSTERS IN A. A. U. MEET
B Iimcs Special

. 2 7 TIT NVtIIWF
LA PORTE. Ind. March 5.-The
Hoosier Sweethearts. La Porte girls
basketball team captained by Jane
Jack Will represent Indiana in the
National A. A. U. tournament at
Wichita, Kan. March $3.50 The
local team has lost only one game
this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
Paul Dean Accepts
Cardinals Terms

Pu T-ifrd Press
BRADENTON. Fla. March s.
Paul Dean. one Of the famous Dean
brothers. signed his Cor-~act today
as a pitcher for the S. louis Cardi-
mails. as he arrived N the Cards
spring training camp Terms Of the
1885 contract were not revealed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
ANNEX GOLF TOURNEY

MIAMI Fla. March 5.-Art Lynch,
Mamaronec, N. Y. and Charles
Whitehead, South River. N. j., today
were winners of the fourth annual
Miami Biltmore four-ball golf tour
nament.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
IOWA STATE WINS TITLE

~ WtS SptCtdt
AMES, Ia. March 5-Iowa State
won the Big Six Conference basket
ball championship last night by de-
feating Kansas State in a hard
fought encounter here. 80 to 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
COLLEGE NET SCORES

STATE
Purdue AZ: Wisconsin, "a
Notre Dame. 3d. Minnesota. n.
OTHERS
Illinois. IS: Michigan %
Iowa. 35; Northwestern. 80
Iowa State. 80 Kansas State. 81,
MinsapS. 80; Louisiana Tech. 81 tovers
timel.
Geneva. 81: Westminster, %.
Thiel, Al. Wavnesburg. 40.
Missouri Mines. %: Central. ia.
Central SO: Upper Iowa. "a.
Columbia iowa. %; Luther % tover-
South Dakota. 80; South Dakota state.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
BoiIermaker Five Stays in
Big Ten Basket Race With
Easy Triumph at Lafayette
BADGERS Beaten Out of UndSputed Title as 5000 Watch
Ward Lambert'S Team Get Away to 100 Lead
and Win: KeSSIer Gains in Point Chase.
BY DICK MILLER
Times staff Writer

5They figures do not lie and Purdue
must
Conference title But
slaughter Wisconsin by
earth Wisconsin share
title race with Purdue you
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
SLAUGHTER TO FIGHT RISKO

PHILADELPHIA. March Sam
my kid Slaughter. Terre Haute
Ind Negro nlsidleweight. will
meet Eddie CBabe) Risko, Syracuse,
in a lo-Eound fight here March Is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
KLEIN CLICKS
By United Press

By United Press
AVALON, Catalina Island,
Cal. March 5.-The Chicago
Cubs heavy guns roared again
today with Chuck Klein. Tut
Stainback and others getting
long hits as Manager Charlie
Grimm pointed his team for
exhibition games starting Sat-
urday.
Yesterday Klein hit four sue
ceSsive home runs. The In
dianapolis flash also is getting
in shape on fly chasing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
THE 6RA[KHDARD
RATTLING ABOUT THE REGIoNALs
llasHlzAE By E4UL BZXELL a


TTRANLN regional competition the 18th
Il with North Madison Shelbyvi
Columbus
Attica regional affair Not sectional
team in it, Wamspot ouaed Attica Roachdale survived
Greencaste from Charlottesville Clinton
Newport Wlamspo and Wavand will be making
hOuO The rnoinna StaOe
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Totals III 81 % Totals. 7 10 26
Referee FEEBLE india pols). Umpire
Jensen tEVansvillel
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Totals Ii - IS Totals 10 Il
Referee Kearns DePsul. Umpire
SChommer fChiCagol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05

The Jeffersonville sports writer
allows his home town enthusiasm
to run away with him, and often
reports some funny things. His
latest work of mystifcation ap-
pears in his story of the Jefferson
ville-New Amsterdam tilt. which
the Demons won, go to IA. He
starts out thusly:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05

In one Of the toughest games "
have ever witnessed in the confer
ence hardwood warfare, 40 persona
fouls being called, 26 on Wisconsi
and % on Purdue. Coach War
Piggy Lambert's five completed
outclassed the big boys from tn
north in every department of tn
game except size.
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As Emerson might have said:
If a town has a good basketball
team even though it is located
on detOur, it will make the
front page.
Evening star., 1935-03-24

FINGER COMFORT KEYS pro-
tect the delicate nerve ends
of the finger tips.