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Evening star., 1937-03-09
REV0[TA
EYE GOLF RECORD
FIashy, They Lead Sarazen,
Hines in Seeking Third
Four.BaII Title.
BY the Associated Press.

bS lAe hSsOCldLcQ FIcSss
y n IAMI, Fla, March 9.-Golfing
NH defiers of tradition, Henry
IVl Picard and Johnny Revolta,
4 L trudged out today to make
some more of the links lightning
that flashed in the international four
ball matches before rain disrupted
yesterdays play.
Picard and Revolta. striving for
third consecutive victory in the IA
year-old tournament which only once
has seen the same team win twice,
rolled up a two-hole lead on Gene
Sarazen and Jimmy Hines before
play was stopped at the l8-hole half
way point.
Tony Manero, national open cham
pion, and Lawson Little were all even
with Johnny Farrell and Willie Klein
at the same stage of their quarter
final match, and Dick Mtez and KY
Laffoon likewise finished the OPEN
ing 18 stroke for stroke with Harry
Cooper and Jimmy Thomson.
Match Halted on Course.
THE only match interrupted on the
course was that of Willie Mac
farlane and Frank Walsh against the
tournament rockies. young Sam
Snead and Ed Oliver Macfarlane
and Walsh held one-hole advantage
coming to the eighteenth green.
Picard was the par-cracker start
ing out in the second round yesterday
with five consecutive threes, an eagle
and four brides. He and Revolta
shot a first nine 90, under par and
a new course record for that distance.
Starting today at 2 pm. for the re-
manning l8 holes of the quarter
final round put off the semi-fnals
until tomorrow and the final to Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
BOLSTERS MAT STATUS
Marshall, Title Claimant, Tosses
Shikina of Japan.

CHICAGO, March 9 R.-Everett
Marshall's claim to the world heavy
weight wrestling title was backed to-
day by another victory-a fall scored
over Oki Shikina of Japan.
The La Junta, Colo, grappler
pinned the Japanese at the Coliseum
last night in % minutes 1s seconds,
using body slam and scissors. Mar
shall threw Shikina in their first
match two months ago.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Walter Never Practices.

A IL Of which is worth a laugh or
two, for it's well known IN golf
that Walter never practices-with
golf clubs. As a gag down at Pine
hurst the day before the P. G. A.
championship started he went out on
Lunatic Hill and hit few shots for
the picture boys. But he didn't stick
at it.
He's made a million dollars out of
golf and he hasn't saved much. He's
Just about at the competitive age
limit, but If he can make a comeback
and win a major championship he'll
have a lot of guys pulling for him.
There isn't a finer or more colorful
player in the game than the old Haig.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
HOOSIER CUNTS SCORE
Purdue Has Best Big Ten Point
Total-Indiana Second.

CHICAGO, March P.-Purdue
and Indiana may have been showed
out of the Big Ten basket ball title
picture by Minnesota and Illinois this
season, but the Indiana teams had the
kind of offenses most coaches dream
about.
Purdue scored the greatest number
Of points, 511, and its totals of 100
field goals and 131 free throws we're
also top marks. In addition the
Boilermakers had in Jewell Young
the seasons high scorer at 172 points.
Indiana scored the second greatest
number of field goals, I'll, but dropped
in only 81 charity points.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
PUTS NOTRE DAME FIRST
Quint Tops Midwest After Easy
Win Over Minnesota.

CHICAGO. March 9 R.-Notre
Danes powerful basket ball team
ranked No. in the Midwest today, its
latest victim being the Minnesota
Gophers, co-champions of the Big Ten.
The Irish" using regulars but Is
minutes of the battle, trounced Min
nesota, A to 18, last night at South
bend, Ind. Johnny Moir. Irish" for
ward, collected II points to break his
own Notre Dame individual scoring
record for single season. He now
has 272 points, IL more than he scored
last season.
1t was a twelfth straight win for
Notre Dame, which previously had
whipped Purdue, Illinois and North
western.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
FOreSees Foot Lean,

MEADOWS, on little hard luck,
missed a new world record, but
Ed Burke, the Marquette University
Negro sensation, made it with his 6
feet ga leap. Art Byrnes, Manhat-
tan, who was second ct feet 6, beat
ing such stars as Corney johnson,
will bear watching.
I still say there is a 7-foot high
Jump somewhere in this pack, prob
ably johnson, if he gets his extra
weight off and has the incentive.
As usual, friends and acquaint-
ances with growing sons cornered me
at the nationals and asked where
Johnny should pole vault or run the
100. I'm afraid got myself in for
. lot of letter writing by promising
to do some approximate diagnosing on
the strength of full information on
size, natural aptitude, etc.
But I guess I'm the exception-1
get kick out Of answering letters,
for every once in while an athlete
will come up to me and say some
thing I wrote him five years ago
helped. Probably it merely encour-
aged the boy and his coach was able
to do more with him
downright 1887. Reproduction in whole
or in part prohibited without permlsslon.'
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Ronan Indoor Track SURPRISE Despite Aversion to Boar
:3@A2hM SPILL l@!!!k{S @,
~@%->=={FQp D4( {SFQp

Judd g. Detweiler bowlers' hopes OF
catching the league-leading Progress
sive Printing Is brighter today follow
ing their sweep over the pace-setters
Scores Of 605-1,739 enabled the rum
ner-up to whitewash the Chick Heimer
outfit. Jack Gooding starred in the
match, with high string for the night
148 and 364.
Frank Mischou shot top set of 375
but his National Capital Press team
fell before Commercial ONCE twice
Law Reporter, Potomac Electric and
Big Print Shop chalked up sweeps
against Caslon Simonds, Hayworth
and Stanford Paper, respectively.
Cold Streamers rocketed to first
place on total pins in the A. & p
League from third place by virtue Of
a three-game victory over Our Own
while Sultana tumbled from the lead
Although forced to use a dummy
Rajah, the cellar team, was aided BY
a 26-pin handicap in applying the
whitewash TO Sultana.
BY winning the rubber game from
Evening star., 1937-03-09
HAGEN IS SERIOUS
ABOUT COMEBACK
Will Be Through as Major
Lacquer if His Attempt
This Summer Fails.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.
WAITER HAGEN the

by w. n. MCCAIAUM.
w WALTER HAGEN, the "Old
M Duke" of golf. with SIS big
w titles in his bag over a
23-year career, is deter
mined to make 1887 his big winning
year, and If he fails in his comeback,
he Is through as big-time competi-
tor. Talking with Lawson Little the
Hagen man conf1ded to the Canadian
open champ that he's more serious
about this comeback attempt than
anything he's done in golf in a good
many years, all Of which is more or
less joke to his boy friends who've
watched Walter and his peregrinations
over the last few years.
And Walter is out with a prediction
that the American Ryder Cup team.
which he will captain, will lick the
British this year. So far in the series
the victory always has gone to the
team playing on home soil. The 1885
match at RidgeWood went to the
Americans and the British have won
consistently in Britain. But Well
win this year." says Walter
Concentrates on British Open.
M REALLY going to make this my
big year in golf" the Duke told
Lawson. MY only major champion
ship this year will be the British open
and I'm putting everything into that
bid"
Hagen feels that his game is more
suited to combat the elements in Brit
ain than In the comparative calm of
American competition with its straight
forward type of play.
Golf is just going into a boom Pc
Rod" Walter said. Everybody is
playing golf now and golf's biggest
years will be 1887 and 1888 I want
to win title when 1t will mean some
thing in dollars to me- I want 70 be
riding high on the crest of this new
boom and pick up some money. I've
had plenty of glory.
You see, Lawson, when you start
to slip, don't worry about the tee shots
Just limit your clubs TO two and spend
the day around the practice green.
I've watched a lot of golfers burn
themselves out practicing their long
game and when the bell rings, they've
lost their putting touch. My advice
to every golfer is to master the short
game and let the long game take care
| of itself"
Evening star., 1937-03-09
AIM AT TOURNEY SPOT

CHICAGO, March 9 P).-A spot
in the national A. A. U. meet at Den
yer next week is the goal Of eight bas-
ket ball teams which start play at st.
Phillips Gymnasium tonight for the
Central A. A. U. title.
Four games will be played tonight.
with winners pairing of in the semi
finals and championship game tomor-
row night,
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual games Hunt (Cold
Streamers) l55: Casey lAnn Page). 154.
High individual sets-Darnes Nectar.
3e4 Casey GAnn Page), 1913.
High team game-Condor, 632.
High team sets-Red Circle. LILO: Cold
Streamers 1873.
High spares-Casey tAnn Page. 223;
Holland (Sultana). PA.
High strikes-Rhodes tRed Circle). 81
High averages-Casey tAnn PAGE. la
55 J. Mullican (Ann Page. 111-29; Hol-
land (Sultana), 10S-sS; Domdera ISul-
tana). 1Os-72; Rhodes (Red circle). 1o7-
73; Douglas Condor. l07-I5: Kaiser
(Sunnyheld). 1861; Bryan tWorthmore)
NECTAR, 1O5-13.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
BARRY BADLY BEATEN.

SpeclaI D1Spatch 20 The Staf.
HOLYOKE, Mass, March 9.-Un-
able to stop Winston, hitherto un-
known local colored fighter, Donald
(Red) Barry Of washington, d. c.,
dropped a unanimous decision here
last night after taking q beating for
10 rounds. Barry was knocked down
for no count in the fourth round and
twice stumbled to the canvas.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
SLEUTHS WIN EASILY.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, Md, March 9.-with
every one of its eight players taking
hand in the scoring, Federal Bureau
OF Investigations basket ball team
scored a 41-21 victory over the Y. M.
H. A five here last night. Lynch and
Bethel, each accounting for eight
points, led the sleuths. The losers got
only six field goals.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Season Records.

High individual gamss-Crswley e 4 4
High individual sets-Burns fBd. Mt.
No. y. 416: Spilman (Sight No; u 49,.
:. High team games--B NJ; $40: 3D. Mt.
High team sets-B. M. 1,7se: Bd. Mt.
No. ]. Ito. a.
11snfs fs eyesafes'&m craWles n A. No. % i. ii7-55:
beavers fTooD. L 1929
High spares-Beavers (TooD. 242: Spill
High strikes-CrsWley- F- g. A. No. -.
81; Spilman OSight No. -. So, -
High nat games--Day r. 4 A.. NO. -,
(etght No. u. 81.
Evening star., 1937-03-09

F. c. A. had a merry time hanging
the bee on Transportation. rolling up
1,469 high team count with Louise
Battaglia and Dorothy Ryder in the
limelight with 1913 and 1870. respec-
lively. in the What's in a Name
League.
The front-running w. A c. S. and
Mines engaged in an exciting battle
with Ida Weinberg coming through
with 134 to clinch the odd skirmish
from the leaders w M c. took
Standards into camp with Irene SCOTS
BIS, the high three-game total
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-General Counsel 1,
$50: Technical staff /. 511.
1,43S: General Counsel i, 1.431
High averages-Hurney It. 8. -, 96-10;
Baudu IT. 8. -. 94-33.
High individual games Hutchins
(Service). 1871; Mosher &c. c. ~. 13O.
High individual sets-Richards (G. c.
s. II, 314.
High spares-Hurney It. 8. ~. 70;
High strikesEParker IT. s. u. 10;
Poorbaugh IT. s. -, 16.
High fat games-Baudu Ct. 8. u,
Rhoad (Est. Tax and Mosher (G. c. u.
"a each.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
GIVE COACH FAREWELL.

CHICAGO, March 9 R.-Depaul
University's annual athletic banquet
tonight will be a farewell to James d.
Kelly, foot ball and basket ball coach,
who will leave to join the Minnesota
coaching staff Among the guests will
be Frank Mccormick, Minnesota ath-
letic director.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
FELDMAN WHIPS SCOTT

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, March Cow
boy Howard Scott of Washington.
D. c., dropped 10-round decision to
Lew Feldman of New York at Car
Inns Arena here last night
Evening star., 1937-03-09
G. W, BASKETER HON0RED
o'Brien Named by Long Island
Team as One of Best 10 It Faced.

epecial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Long
Island University's great basket ball
team has honored Tom O'Brien, junior
forward of the George washington
quintet of Washington, D. c., by
naming him one of the 10 best court
men it faced all season.
O'Brien was on the second all
opponents team selected by the Black
birds, Luisette of Stanford. jeanette
Of Washington & jefferson, Guokas Of
st. Joseph's, Miller of Duquesne and
McGuirk Of Manhattan being in the
first group.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Season Records.
PETWORTH.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-York Service Sta
tion, 637; Schaeffer Motor Co., 622; Little
Hieh team setsSYork Service Station,
1854; Petworth, 1,745; Brotmans Mar
ket, LIZA.
High individual games-Ruche tBrot-
1853: Riley (Butler's Barbers), 1876.
High individual sets-Ruche tBrotman's s
tom, 400; Riley Cutters BarbersJ, 4OS.
High averages-Ruche Brotman's Mar
ket), 12O-42; Defino (York Service Sta
Evening star., 1937-03-09

Showing under Distribution Engi-
neers with sos and 1.718 team counts
as Yves Treuolla put in the heaviest
licks with 377, Meter No. ! assumed
the runner-up position in the Kilo-
watt League to give the Sales team,
one game in the lead, a battle for
the championship
Three teams are wedged in third
place as result of Schedule winning
two from Sub Station and Readers
No. 2 trimming Meter No. 2. Bill
Xrauss, the league high average
shooter, with 1874, rolled 143-373 to
little avail when Distribution Engi-
neers dropped to third place.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
PIN STANDINGS
CLYDE KELLY LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season KecOfds.
High team game-Elders, 573.
High team set-Semi- Circle. 1.541.
Hish spares-W. Barker, l21: H. Bald
win lis. -,
High strikes R. Thomas. 20; w.
Barker. 81.
High averages-Landrus. 1O5; Barker,
104
High individual sames-D. Langhorne.
14s; W. Kicker. 146.
High individual sets-W Barker. $50;
D Thomas, 376.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Masonic League

Season Records.
High team games-Potomac. 627: Pet
worth. 616.
Hish ayerases-zclsary. 11s; Simon.
Brooks. B5; Driver. 159: Bryant. 15s;
High individual sets-Brooks. 416:
Driver. 4OS: Cleary. 400.
High strikes-Bittenbender 81: Koontz.
High spares-O. Brown. 1872: Cleary.
179; Phillips. l76: Simon. III.
High weekly games-Phillips TX. d..
143 and Stevens. 143.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
FIGHT ANNOUNCER DIES.

CHICAGO, March 8 R-Albert j.
Smith, announcer at the Dempsey
Tunney heavyweight fight at Soldier
Field In 1927, will be buried tomorrow
He died Sunday at the age Of SO.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
GEORGETOWN COMMERCIAL.
Season Records.

Season Records
High average-Stevens (Palmerl. 119-45.
High individual set-Talbert tJeffer-
SOM 441
High individual game-C. Young tJoe
| judge 17o
| High strikes-E Saylor palmer, IS.
High Spares-Stevens palmer. 206.
| High fiat game-Bradt (ChappellS). eS,
Evening star., 1937-03-09

champion, and
my early esti-
mate Of his abil-
ity to run on
boards was too
low. Because he
told, during the
Olympics, that
he hated to run
on boards" and
his early races
did not present
hln to adVan-
tage, I was mis-
led.
What he will
90 in the March
II 6alS thof will
Evening star., 1937-03-09
ELECTRICAL.
Season Records.

High team game-Pepco Maintenance.
629.
1as High team set-Pepoo Maintenance
High individual game-Marton. 1853.
High individual set-Zugle, 401
High averages Moyer 115-5S; o.
Brown. 113-12; Vitale, 1872: James. 113;
Evans; 110;s: , 40. pu,, "a.
Portner, 80; James. 20; Tammaro. VI
tale 27.
Higf spares-Moyer. 174; Evans. ISL;
Vitale, 147: o. Brown. 140; Roller. 1873;
Zugle 1913.
High weekly game-King. 1877.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
SLICK FINISH KICK
IS ARCHES ASSET
Casey Mile to Test Kansan,
Says Robertson-Leap of
Seven Feet Held Near.
BY LAWSON ROBERTSON.
A LTHOUGH some track sharpS

4 THOUGH some track SharpS
~ questioned my rating of
~ Archie San Romani as the
\ world No. outdoor miller,
may have underrated him. We will
know more about this Kansas State
Teachers runner as an indoor factor
after the Knights Of Columbus mile
classic March II in Madison Square
Garden, New York
But right now Archie is the ma
tional indoor $500 (metric mile)
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Accounts, 1.640.
High team game-Personnel $50
High Individual ayerages-Pestell. 100:
Hish Individual sets-Pesten. 3ss: Ken
ney. 375.
High individual games-Pesten. 1877:
Jones, 152.
High strikes-King. Pestell and Nc
Donough. "a: Green. Simpson and LeMar.
High spares-King 100: Pestell. 119
High fiat games-Collins. 81; Pogge, 95
Evening star., 1937-03-09

tion). 1877; cotter York Service Sta
tom, 1l4-42.
High spares-Ruche (Brotman's Mar
ket,, 1877; Deflno york Service Station,
1893: Benner tButler's Barbersl, 16S.
High strikes-Cotter york Service Sta
tom. 43; Payne (Scotty's Res.aurant,
Araujo Iittle Tavern Shops. Ruche
(Brotman's Market, 80.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
II. O. L. C.. LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Executives, $50.
High team set-Loans. / 1.632
High individual game-Sheckles 1877.
High average-Booker 1922
High individual set-Booker. 415.
High fiat game-Croft. 95.
Evans, "a.
High spares-Sheckles. 174
Evening star., 1937-03-09
HEBREW.
Season Records.

High team game-Vists. 635.
High team set-Vista. 1852.
High average-J. Singer, 1853.
High individual game. Singer, 10.
High individual set-Schecter, Ais.
High strikes-D. Singer, 54.
High spares. Singer, 1876.
High fat game-Weinberg, 81.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
ODD FELLOWS,

Season Records.
High averages-Perce Elicit, 1885:
George Glossbrenner. 111-56.
High strikes-Perce Elicit. 40.
High Individual game-Charles Gron.
High individual set-George Glossbren-
High fiat game-Tom Kelly. 81.
High team game@Columbia. Sol.
High team set-Columbia, 1,694.
Evening star., 1937-03-09

Bombay. Red Circle shares the lead
with the Cold Streamers Martin
Casey hiked his top average of lis by
shooting 1853 to feature Ann Pages
two decisions over Sunnybrook.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
r. C, A. MEMS.
Season Records

High team game-Duplicating. sos.
High individual game-Catts. 1913.
High individual set-Mulroe. 3S5.
High strikes-Mulroe. 35
High Spares-O'Donnell, 142.
Evening star., 1937-03-09

likely include Glenn Cunningham in
his farewell to board running, is now
the big question. Gene Venzke, my
former charge at Pennsylvania, and
Luigi Beccali, 1882 Olympic cham
pion, will be primed for Archie.
Waits Late to Squirt.
PUT the kick-flnish Kansan de-
feated Venzke, indoor world $500
record holder. and Beccali. with a
beautiful burst of speed in the ma
tionals. San Romani seemed to have
something left, even though his
3:512 compared favorably with
Venzke's 3:499 universal standard.
Archie has a Bonthron burst at
the finish. However, Princeton Bill
Bonthron, first of the great Cum
retire. Jagged back more before turn
ing it on. Archie keeps closer to the
pack, but sometimes waits a dam
gerously long time,
Cunningham, recovering from an
fitness, wisely confined himself to a
relay leg and should be ready March
II. He will be Archie's new prob
lem there.
Glenn's illness, plus the decision
against Perrin Walker in the sprint
semi-final upset my selections in this
column.
That, of course, is incidental to the
regretable unfairness to Walker, the
Georgian. Instead Of being 20 feet
from the finish line, where they could
get true perspective, the judges were
cooped in a box dead on top of the
line and in no position to view the
finish right.
Miklos Szabo of Hungary ran a
creditable race in the national 1900,
but Don Lash of Indiana, who was
fifth behind him, probably is ready
to admit he isn't anywhere near as
good at the mile as the 2-mile or
5000
Evening star., 1937-03-09

High team game-Occidental Restau-
rant. 6SS.
High team set-Occidental Restaurant.
1896.
High individual game-Johnny Ander-
SON. 1S0; Arthur Darling. $50.
High individual set-Sam Simon. ABB.
High average-Ollie Pacini. 124-32.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
A. F. OF L. GOVT.
Season Records.

High team game-Public Health. 572.
High team set-Internal Revenue l,
1887.
High individual game-zurlo public
Health). $50.
High individual set zurlo public
HEALTH, 1863.
Evening star., 1937-03-09

DISTRICT.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-02-12
IN the SPORT LIGHT
(By Jimmy Lee)


With the good old many my
good gOlng friends shverng this ubzer weather. thought
that now good time ns few that royal and
ancient Scottish game:
Etiquette OF Game of Golf
mo should talk stand close directly behind the
ball or hOeswhen player is making stroke
he player who has the hOnO should be allowed play before
his opponent tees his ball
SNO player should play until the front range
When the result of hole has been determined players should
Immediately leave the putting
Payers while looking for lost ball should allow other matches
coming them; they should signal players following
them to and having given such signal they should NOT
continue their play until these players have passed and
"a any displaced by
replaced pressed
Players should carefully fill all holes
sPayers should that their cadds
standing close to them when the ground soft replacing the
fag-stick.
A player who
opponent possible.
1O-Players should all times play without undue delay
There dear friends only many golf
do hope gOfng fans will follow them closely possible
This fellow gave young quite
their battle in ST. Paul Monday night Although Gibbons
decision wasn't bit popular with the FANS hobs really order
Funny things happen in these days another Mime
Purdue As to A. Can hathe time the
Gophers &c.
ting odds still heavy toward the phas- the Alpha Omega
game, advice is leave cash at home
They tell that Schoner is doing quite tracking
ucng) Minnesota these days of trial heats trial jumps and
trial relays and what have the Minneapolis lad certain
make the varsity in the future Victor Galloway of St. Paul is
another lad who doing all right for hear of these
boys later
he survived the semna badnOt bad
all Willie knew you had it in YOU
Tubbs formerly University new coach
Homer Harris Negro will be years Hawkeyes captainw
they clash? Your guess is good.
WE'LL folks survive this Omega-Apha tusse will
have things to tell next week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-02-12

The Low Down: The railroad
man who rented an apartment in
Seattle recently had better check
out. His st. Paul girl is wise! :. Z.
Two newspaper publishers and two
preachers of the gospel now are
wearing boards! r. US wife
packed up and left, surprising R.
no little. Don't worry me bye
they always come back-sometime.
Anyhow there are always more of
them when you are young and
passably handsome. Whenever
you hear anyone knocking this col
umn remember that such knocks
are many times made because the
knocker is afraid some of our
spies will catch them at something.
Anyhow, we never write any
thing that would injure anything
but a few feelings and most of
what we write is all in fun. &.
Alabama gained the honor of be-
ing the first state to hold lynch
ing in 1887.
Some people might think the
turning back the clock stunt" at
a recent dance by a University stu
dent who should know better, was
a cute trick. But it wasn't so cute
to dance promoters and clubs who
often seek in vain for a hall which
will accommodate shutdown folks.
Stunts like the one pulled at the
Norway Hall do not help matters.
Why do sepia bands appearing
in short movie subjects have to
clown always? The recent Jimmy
Lunceford short was sickening in
it's extreme "hot playing" and we
know how well the band sounds
when it plays sweet and hot.
Those silly women who are try
ing to build a fire under a social
service worker are using time they
could we'll use more profitably.