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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11
NOTICE

To the Qualified Electors OF Au-
gusta Township. Wsshtenaw Coun.
~ state OF Michigan;
Notice is Hereby Given, that a
General Primary Election will be
held in thi. state on Tuesday the
Fifteenth day Of September, 1912.
for the purpose OF nominating can
didates for the offices OF United
States senator, Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor. Representative in
Congress. state Senator and Repre-
sentative in the State Legislatures
also for nominating candidates for
County Offices
The Polls OF said election will be
open at o'clock a. m and will re-
main open until ) o'clock p. NJ of
said day OF election
Roland G.. I.amkin
Adv ellS Township Clerk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11

WHEN THERE is the slightest
chance remaining to make Your
contract, It pays to exert Yourself
10 the utmost 10 preserve that
chance. But when the last chance
is gone. and you know IT is gone,
your assignment IS TO limit your
loss the best you can In the case
Of a No Trump contract that
means cashing any additional sure
trick or tricks IN sight before Civ
ing the defenders the lead # YOU
are certain they can take the re-
ma!nder OF the tricks.
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POULTRY
(Bazley's Market
STRIIck RY TRuCK
Buying Prices)

Monroe. Sept. ll-Carl Dean Fill
more. three, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert fillmore, died at Monroe
Hospital Tuesday afternoon from
injuries sufi ared when struck by
truck. The child is said to have
darted from behind a parked car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11
Tomorrow's Problem

dealer West North South vul-
nerable)
After East bids diamond and
West 2-Clubs the opponents pass
ing, what is Easts best second bid
on this deal?
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Detroit Cash Grain

Detroit. Mich, Sept IL
WHEAT-No. >. 1886 bu
BARLEY-Malting range, AS mois-
ture. 93n9Sc; feeding. 1Sc bu.
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Poultry
{, Mich. Sept Il

Detroit, Mich. Sept II Poultry:
market steady. Hens. average run
&c: leghorns. 19c; rock springers,
CSC; leghorns. 1870; roock springers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11

Detroit, Mich. Sept. Il
BUTTER -41G42c
EGGS-Medium. 42l2 a 43i2c doz.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11
Prominent Teacher
Indicted Into Army

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept. John
Allison, a well known Ann Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11
Prof. Burton Thuma To
Supervise Enlistments

Ann Arbor Mich sept u -
Newly appointed campus refseseu-
tatiye TO the joint Army, Na'y. Ma
r.ue Corps, Coast Guard College
Procurem committee Will. De
Prof Burton Thuma. a member Of
the University psychology depart
meut
lt VIII De his duty 10 supervise
student enlistment, visit and in
spect induction ceuters and service
training schools in this area. and
10 have available Information per
tanning 10 enlistment procedures.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11

Detroit, Mich. Sept. IL
APPLES Wealthy. 40 !, Sl50d
1.75 bu-; Mcintosh. No. l. SEA
$50 bu
PEACHES-Hales, No. l, $3d3.5O
bu
LUMS-No. I. s2G2.50 bu.
PEARS Bartlett, No. /, $175 a
2.25 bu
CANTALOUPES No. I, Honey
Rocks. Sl25d1.50 bu.
WATERMELONS-No I, S35
doz.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11

Imagine the efrontcry OF North
and South IN going on to 3-No
Trumps against such bidding by
vulnerable opponents. BY the very
sound Of It, you could almost tell
that the side was too high. even
If all Of its cards were rather for
tuitously located, as they were
East led the heart to the @
and 4, and North promptly went
after the spades. feeling sure that
the heart J would constitute an
other stopper Of that suit, as it
did. The spade Q was covered by
East, the 4 winning The diamond
Q then went to the A, and West
returned the heart 3 to the X. A
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11

seant August Is. He was gradual
ed from the Ann Ar1or High school
in 1883 and was employed in the
lens department of International
Industries prior TO his enlistment.
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Fine Points IN Bridge
TAKE YOUR MEDICINE

g sAEthRE Rtoc.Av
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11

Buy your War Bonds AZ our
store they will he deliver.
ed TO YOU SO waiting iu
Inc no time wasted w
will appreciate Your Bond
and Stamp business.
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And Issue No 9 "KaItenborn Edits the News

Hear Kaltenborn Every Friday and Saturday
Starts Sunday-Two Lovable Stars
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
/. 4. PRODUCE

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
FLORIDA MAY BE
ABANDONED AS
TRAINING GROUND

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-U.Pa-
Branch Hickey, the shrewd new
president of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
indicated today that as a result of
a government request for less trav-
el, major league baseball teams may
abandon Florida training camps for
closer spring bases.
The Dodgers are trying to be pre-
pared for any eyentuality," the
bushy broWed executive said in
lending credence to reports that the
club was considering changing it's
training site to Georgia.
We are trying to come not only
within the letter of the Office of
Defense transportation request but
also within the spirit of it. Along
these lines We are making adjust
ments in our exhibition schedule.
pairing the number of games, ETC."
he added.
We still plan to do our spring
training at West Palm Beach. Fla,
starting March but you. can't tell
when we might have to make
changes
If necessary, Hickey said, the
major league teams could train at
home
As matter of fact, it is entirely
possible to train right in the city.
although there are a number of
drawbacks he explained. We did
it in ST. Louis. Any team can be
conditioned wonderfully in an ade-
quate gymnasium where there are
tracks for the men to do their
running and enough room for bat
ting cages. Pitchers can work out
well. The major drawback is that
players might not get what we call
their batting eye inside"
Hickey believes that the govern
ment wants baseball to continue
and that the greatest threat is not
that of players being taken into
the armed service but the manpoW-
er switch from non-essential to es-
sential industry.
Hickey revealed that Freddy Fitz-
simmons. veteran Dodger pitcher
had refused an offer to pilot the
Dodgers Montreal farm club of the
international league Fitzsimmons,
he said would be retained as a re-
lief hurler and pitching coach.
He also revealed the signing of
working agreement with New Or
leans Of the Southern association.
Brooklyn, with the signing of
New Orleans, now has a chain of
seven farm clubs. The Dodgers
have working agreements with
three, including Johnstown of the
PENNSYLVANIA State league and Day.
ton Of the Middle Atlantic league.
-Four others owned outright by the
fIock are: Olean of the Pony
league, Valdosta of the Georgia
Florida league, Durham of the Pied
mont leagun and Mnnfrnal
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
y. ST0C AS

NEW Y0Rk Dee u =#eP' IcaWGs
stocks moved nHItuHe is TO-DAY With net
changes Irregular WH,Ic Efuup e. >p#-
6ial issues crlNencl trading JOS ranr.~z
between gains ri moue HAN lNr points
and losses OF tHHcC pUat>
Dealings were iCl IH Oh, ma- l..
with heaviest volume BOD .at.-r..#ea >...a>
where taN selling Nas EraNe>f. T.e-.
was little u iHe nr,> fa >'fs prices
which were governed largely h tc..#
ncal factors
feature u a>J,ra ntus 49,, de
Cldrauun uf 90 5.-cDu' azicr. 80 class
A stock Of Chicago and Eas'o#H Iunos
railroad COMPANY. ih" #s. p-1 2ef o#
the issue. VHIcH dates b=-k .n january
]. 1874. Whcn i replaced Chicago ANA
Eastern Illinois r#HN.t Tan0IuE# Wheel
ine ana Latl Eer directors declared d
dividend nf 81 3D. share on common sto't
Chicago a Ea>'crH 1IEa.> a m5ag D.
small gain Ir q. IurEu.a- railroad LIST
which Vas featured tE >. point Ea'1
in New York LackaVanna a Weston
Norfolk a Western rose nearly points
New York Central had Srsal loss
steel shares were slightly luaat Su-
peIIor Steel. however. made nVN K
al 135. up H-. rfNcC'HE announcement;
the cumpart hai rctuel outsfaui.n-
inst mortgage = pei cent sinking fun
bonds. coppcrs ucrc narrowly mixed
Gold mining stocks held steady
Communication ISSUES were firm Gays
oi nearly a point WcrC noted IN America
Western Union gained facuonaaS. lr-
tefnational Telephone iSSdeS were active
ana strong.
Chemicals were irregular witt Alice
NJ nearly point Nrus4rt0 .-ag'ioraI-
higher and Du Part off nearly oon'
Dow lost ntari, a point os'S va1e 'a'
Is active vtth p==-# 'r~ '." =. .Nt
Consolidated c94a.el '5-Hr r-.> r. tr
Ncar
A si1able group o.. ,.ask- made me-"
hlohs for ih" year .nfIaa 0- tae. ie"'
Ch'rlc American Nr>C'>' f..t NaHuIat
tuning preferred. CONNIE I.- Investment
Trust convertible preferred. Conincnla.
Baking LocW :, Long Bell Lumber Shalp
4 Dohme and United Carbon.
Dow Jones preliminary closing STOCK
averages. Industrial 115 569 off O.21 Rail
o6. 20. unchanged; Utility 127i up oo4
and 65 stocks 3S.21 off eos.
Stock sales were 6il.320 shares com
pared to 5737l0 yesterday Curb stock
sales were 126 900 shares against 10
400 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11

up for bids are the indoor and out
door track meets, the mems indoor
and outdoor swimming champion
ships and the Womcn'S indoor and
outdoor swimming meets.
In addition to the regular list Of
championships the AAU hopes to
broaden it's program by increasing
competition in the novice division
OF various sports. Most AAU COM
petitions in recent seasons have
sought principally to attract highly
skilled performers.
I'VE want to enlarge the pro-
gram of events so that nOvlceS will
have a chance to compete in meets
where the championship incentive
is present to spur them on Bng-
ham said This will be done to fit
in With the AAU'S program for
physical fitness and morale build
ing in the war effort"
MILITint SPEAKS
The ma0Ecr in which the AAU
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
Hotel Operator
Buys Race Track

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1l.-U.PD
Baron Long. Biltmore hotel opera
tor today acquired controlling in
terest in the Aqua Caliente hotel
and sports layout in Lower Califor-
MIA with purchase of 66,707 shares
OF stock yesterday owned by Movie
Producer Joseph Schenck.
The sale was made to the BIB.
Co, an operating company headed
by Long and owned by him and
f. S. Bernard and Charles Baad.
Par valued at $1,f4 and once sell
ing for $50, the shares were sold
to Long for five and a halt cents
apiece.
Purchase was mace, Long said,
merely to protect his holdings.
Originally valued at more than
$6,000,000, the luxurious plant has
been closed since July II, 1885, when
President Lazaro CardenaS of Mex
leo halted gambling there.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11

has keyed its convention TO the
war period is evident from the list
Of speakers who will address the
delegates. High-ranking military
men on the program include Col
Theodore p. Bank, chief of the ath-
lctic and recreation branch of the
Army; Lieut.. Col Bernie Bierman
of the Iowa Naval Pre-Flight school,
and Lieut.. w. O. Hunter, assistant
TO Commander Thomas Hamilton
Of the Pre-Fli2ht school program
The AAU's record committee will
consider l4l records which have
been submitted for approval F'if-
tv-Scpcn Of tho marks are in track,
81 in Womcn'S swimming and 80 in
mems swimming Gloria Callcn,
pretty New York aquatic star,
leads all competitors in the nI;m-
Der of record performances before
the committee with 49,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
Barnes Storfnil1q
bv RAY BARNES

I.io the letter box from Il fa!
distant po;u- in The United states
comes q lcttcY Wn vrrc rei2&.v glad
10 receive. + Wae r0u Ted Som
Ge1. former CalaXil2 high school
and II CcntIo junior college ath-
Icte. Ted in zee Amy.
You remember SamdeZ. He was
acclaimed by many as the best
broken field runner over to Con a
pain Of football pants in the Impcr-
iaI Valle5 league His 70 and 90
yard runs became so common that
fans wouldn't believe it if he didn't
reel off at least one or two per
game.
Sandez personally led the Bull
dogs TO championships in spite Of
the fact that he only tOtcd 125
pounds on his lean frame. And
while at J. &. Sander quarter
backed Coach Robert Armstrong;
teams into Two perfect seasons in
which The Arabs we're unbcaten
and united.
Teddy played considerable bas-
ketball and baseball. too
At the base at which he is now
stationed he says football was not
played this year. He is playing
basketball and baseball however.
Evidently the little CaleXico
speed-burner has lost none of his
old vitality for his battery e. de-
featcd battery D last years cage
champs Of the camp, three times IN
succession.
The only game his team has lost
thus far in the season i to q Navy
school By three points.
Right now Tcd's job Is switch
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
TIGER SQUAD TO
GIVE BANQUET

Imperial high schools football
squad will host their parents and
members of the board Of trustees
next Thursday at $50 p. m at
banquet in the school, it was an
nounced Friday.
Capt. G. Wolf Of Camp Lockett
will bc the principal speaker OF the
eyening.
Coach Al Lonski's boys finished
behind Calexico. El Centre and
BrawleY in the final standings OF
the Imperial Valley league season
just completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
AAU PLANS TO 60 on
WITH SPORTS PROGRAM

CHICAGO, Dec 11-cU.Pl-Thc
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States today-by asking
bids ON sites for 16 major cham
pionships that il Wae not planning
to curtail It's wartime program.
As the AAU opened its 54th an
nual convention, j. Lyman Bing-
ham, assistant TO President Law
renee di Bendetto OF New Orleans.
announced:
1T is = foresone conclusion we
will hold all our championship
events. Never at any time have we
considered cutting down our title
program. OUr championship draw
limited fields and therefore do not
create transportation problem in
gcftml the athletes to the events.
on crowds ayc iGcai in nature and
50 again travel restrictions aren't
4 Vit2l concern.
IMPORTANT EVENTS
Tho most important AAU events
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
Ned Day Keeps
National! Title

CHICAGO. Dec. 1i.-tUP0-Ihe
national all-star bowling touTna-
ment enters its final phase today
when the 10 high-pointers among
100 contestants who competed IN
the 3O-game preliminary run-otfS,
shoot for the title held by Ned Day
of West Allis, Wis, and Santa
Monica, Calf
Day retained his title and won
$500 in an individual champion
ship match with Detroit's Jimmy
Crimmins. despite one Of the great
est last-mlnute rallies by the chal-
lcnger in bowling history.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
QUALIFYING WILL
CONTINUE AT B.W.

Qualifying Tor the annual club
championship at the Barbara Worth
country club will continue for two
more weeks, 1t was announced Fri
day.
About Is golfers have now uuali-
fled for the tournament which will
be completed some time in 1913.
Most qualifying is done on week
ends.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
BUTTS NAMED COACH OF
YEAR BY NATIONAL POLL

NEW YORK, Lee. 11.-UPD-
William A. bill Alexander, head
football coach at Georgia Tech
since 1920, today was named coach
Of the year in a poll Of the nations
coaches conducted by the New York
World Telegram.
The Atlanta gridiron patriarch
received 73 first place ballots out
of a total Of 1870. Paul Brown Of
Ohio state was second with 80
votes: Harry Stuhldreher. Wiscon-
in. third with II. and Henry
rnIka oil Tulsa, fourth, with II
votes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
L A STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 11-CUP'- Action
was brisk on the Los Angeles stock en-
change today with an approximate vol
umc OF 1880 shares. Two issues Werc up.
five were down and six were unchanged
The list: Central Investment GO. ~
al Is down D. TranSamcrica zoe = .
unchanged: Pacific gas common lta az -3
UP =. Pacific Gas per cent @ 100
al 3qa. Up l., So Cal Edison 7uo at 10.
unchanged: Do B per cent 100 a 20
u ~ Mt Dahlo oil 100 at .i5 un-
changed: Consolidated steel Tpeferred 100
al % unchanged: Meuasco 100 a loo
down 05; Ryan 2oO al B. down I.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
B ALL
cali |.
OU

\ call for managers OF all
winter league baseball teams
to appear at the FL Centre
stadium Sunday afternoon
to be ON hand for the game
between FL Cenro and Brawley was
issued Friday.
Purpose Of the conclaye will be
to become better acquainted with
each other and to formulate tenta-
tive plans for opening of league
play
Six teams seem almost a certainty
for entrance into play. A town team,
which is to meet Brawley Sunday,
Manuel Ortiz squad. both from El
Centre; the BraWley team under
the management OF Dick Lingane. a
team of Mars.eS from the El Cen
trO air station and two MeXicali
mines have Signified their inten-
tiOns to enter play.
PRACTICE TILT
In the game Sunday. which will
be purely a practice tilt, Les Flores
OF FL Centro will mount the mound
against BraWley'S Eddie Beechey.
The BraWley team has two regu-
lars from LinganeS team of last
year. several players from another
Brawley squad and a number of high
school and Junior college boys.
HeberS championship team of last
season will form the nucleus of El
Centro's squad. Russell Wagner,
Dick Neff, Herbert Lee. Joe FOrna-
sero, Dan Ruley, Dick Neff, Flores.
Otis Briggs and others have all
begun practicing.
The El Centre team is still with
out manager and is expected to
choose a leader Sunday afternoon.
Ortiz squad will also workout
hat afternoon at the stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11

quite a hole was knocked into
INC Stanford Indian basketball team
this season with the loss of Don
Burncss, Bill CowGen and Jim Pol
lard.
The trio sent 294 Of the 523 points
scored by the entire Indian squad
K 81 cor through the loop.
Zig Ed Voss, 6 feet inches,
will be back TO handle the cen
ter spot. however, when the Reds
0ren their season on December
Fl. HOWE Dallmar, the other re-
turning regular comes back to
handle one of the guard spots.
Three others are battling for
remaining guard position.
Attempting to fill BurncsS' and
Pollards forward slots will be Fred
Linari and Jack Dana, both letter
men. Both played good ball last
season but weren't in the game
long enough to show what they
could really do
If there is an All-American foot
talj team on which Georgia and
Ohios Frank SinkWich has not
earned a position, we have yet 10
run across it.
The Bulldog back, who set ma
tional yardage records this season
and lived up to his press notices
vent from an Onto high school to
attend The southern university.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
T.. 4. BUTTER e EGGS
local BUTTERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

ty|rs fetained an independently firm
tenc on the board OF trade TO-DAY N
i,eht dealings. Oother grain futures
continued steady to easy.
Wheat finished the day TO corn
or J.. 10 =. oats UP = To Ell - ..e
eff l.. to =, and SOY beans inactive
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
SPORTS
PARAD
By JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Dec. Il. (UP) -
When DR.. James A. Naismith
hung up his peach baskets at Spring
field, Mass, in 1891, starting the
game of basketball little did he
dream he was launching a sport
that might stretch the height OF
the average American couple OF
inches within the next so years or
so, as the nations athletes began
reaching for the sky.
This trend toward skyscrapers
was brought to our attention Strik-
ingly with the arrival in the metrop-
oils of Bob Kurland, alternate CEN
ter for the Oklahoma Aggies basket
ball team of saltwater, Okla. Kur-
land, a freshman and only II, chal-
lenges the Empire State Building
with his seven foot stretch, from
corn plasters to fiery red thatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11

IN Memorial COllSeun.
If upsetting the Trojans for the
first time, after failing in eight
attempts, isn't inspiration enough,
then Coach Edwin c. Babe Hor-
rell can point to the fabulous Rose
Bowl banner which is almost cer-
tain to flutter down upon the VIM
ner sometime tomorrow evening.
Led by the slingshot arm and
photo eye of Bombing Bob" Water
field. the Bruins will run out on
the field and throw passes until
Waterfield's arm all but falls off
or the not-too strong Trojan pass
defense crumbles.
ORDERS OF DAY
Those will be the orders of the
day from Horrell, who devised his
famous OF system for Waterfield
Just as Clark Shaughnessy moulded
his Stanford rags riches team
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
.WdterficId end
Com pony Ready

LOS ANGELES, Dee. H. (UP)-Because they are
strong where the Troans weak the "rah rah Bruins
from the University of California at Los Angeles have
their gold ring opportunity tomorrow to step and belt
out victory the University of Southern California
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
l. / - ESTOCk

.D~ ANGELES ut. - ltP FcJe.sH
~..t, Aa.s., &.,N>..
r.ae >.I.u.e 400. practically s. gaAz
. lead. ##ls-Fn sa medium CaN>
l5-. sa .aa y.url e.us L. etEre
.nu cutters 55H-. ~t##au tp good bus
-U ---TF- .-Hl#HE0 |# 4HvD leU >,tess
quoted 1@-Itad or auutc
Calves >alshlc 5u. sill classes quote
G.!N steady choice NesIcrS SaIIh.C -
10 or above. few common ealNcs IL
II 5O.
hogs sa.aalc 25O. ua, steady: good
.-Ht butchers aa'I annNr lt.75. good -
choice 2oo-15o los. ock ne. quoted around
i60-lf90. good To choIcc SONS l5.tu-
j. StagS l2.
sheep Sa'aalc none good 10 choice
uoolcd lambs quoted l4-l1 80 er above.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11

around frankie Albert.
The Trojans, facing the strong
possibility of being the first use
team to lose to the croSs-toWn
rivals, have practically no plans to
play an aerial game but instead
will pit the binding speed of How
ard Callahan and the aggressive
broken field running Of Sophomo,1
Mickey McArdle. -
Coach jeff Cravath of the Tro-
jams has devised his offense TO
spring these two speedburners and
Just to break up the motOny. heu
send bruising Bob Musick batte<D
ing into the Bruin line.
In the line, the two forward walls
are about even with the Bruins
possibly having a slight edge Cap
tain Chuck Fears and little Jack
LeScoulie will lead the Bruin line
into the fray -. A line that hasn't
been showed around in any game
this season although frequently out
weighed.
MAY BREAK JlNN
Possibility of the Bruins beating
both their eight year jinX and the
TrojanS too has the town stirred
into an almost frenzied condition
and even with gas rationing, the
crowd will number into the 10000
and may even eclipse the $4,000
lured in when the TrojanS lost 1870
to Notre Dame.
Both camps have locked the doors
to their practice fields all week and
both sides will field their regular
starting lineups.
uses Norm Very, United Press
all-coast and all-conference tackle,
who has been laid up with an in
iured ankle, has made marvellous
recovery and is expected to play the
entire game if needed. He is a de2
mite starter.
So there you have it! A great
passing team against a fast and
powerful ground attack and with
both teams having everything n
win ana no excuses if they lose.