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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-04-09
Death Ends Growth

Like the equivalent belief that the
nails grow after death, this is a su-
perstition Of seeming" with no fac
tual basis. Because the hair Qike
the nails) does not disintegrate after
death with anything like the rapidly
of the other bodily tissues, it seems,
by contrast with the sunken features
and wasted body structure in gen.
eral, actually to have grown. More
over, the tightening of the skull COW
ering, due to evaporation of its fluid
content after death, makes the hair
stand up" further contributing to
it's ifelike appearance.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-04-09
unable to work.

Burnadette was a conscientious,
persevering girl. Her attendance
was regular. Her only absence fol-
lowed her marriage February 26 to
Private Vernon Lowry, who is now
stationed at Camp Francis War
rem, Wyoming. The ceremony was
peri ormed at the Minneapolis
Court House.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-04-09
Social and Personal
D ST. PAUL
BY SIISIE @

Iglehart avenue, the
of their daughter Dorothy Mr. Gerald Leroy Porter
Athletic Community House. No date
has been for wedding Mr. Porte home is Springfield Hi
Miss Hall the Nursery School at the Phyllis Wheat
levi in Minneap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Five cups may be within the
grasp of the Detroit Red Wings
this season. They can increase
their chances for all five when
they play the Boston Bruins
here tomorrow.
They are reaching for the
Prince of Wales Trophy. SYM
bolic Of the National Hockey
League championship; the STAN
ley Cup, which goes with the
world championship; the Vezina
Trophy. which goes TO the lead
ing goal tender; the DR.. David
Hart Trophy, awarded 20 the
most valuable player, and the
Lady Byng Trophy, awarded 10
the most sportsmanlike player.
The Red Wings chances for
the two team trophies can be
greatly strengthened by victory
over the league-lcading Bruins.
Goalie Johnny Mowers has an
Impressive lead of 10 goals over
Walter Turk Broda Of Toronto
IN the competition for the Vezina
Trophy, and as he has limited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Sailing rs Usual
With That Assurance yelling Buys Sister Ship Of
loot Gmeiner's Champion Apache
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Although It's the kind Of a day
TO make a brass monkey scream
local yachtsmen will warm TO the
announcement that Cletus yelling
over at the Detroit Yacht Club has
bought one of the sister ships OF
Apache, loot Gmeiner's champion
cutter.
There's more than ordinary sig
nificance attached to the coming
of Vitesse Chats her name) to
local waters. yelling, who has
been sailing catboats and six
meters for five years, wanted to
be certain he would be able to race
his ship.
He was assured, barring the I'M
foreseen, that there would be a
Mills Trophy race and that the
boys would be going TO Mackinac
come July again and that race
committees in this area would hold
their regattas even if the club
houses were closed.
After all. he was told, sailboats
use only the wind, which can't be
rationed and that the sun would
shine as usual this summer anc
there was no reason why the boys
who have and sail on blowboatS
shouldn't use them.
Vitesse, like Apache. IS one o!
the sixteen 45-foot cutters built fol
New York Yacht Club members ir
1895.
He bought her from LuciuS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Second
Tiger TO Sign

Roy Henshaw. southpaw pitcher
has signed his Tiger contract for
1913, il was announced today al
Briggs Stadium. He is the second
Tiger 10 sign. putting his name "a
the papers in the wake OF Pau
Richards, the No. ! signer.
Henshaw's salary was not made
public. Roy is at present en-
ployed in a defense plant in Fern
dale.
There are 81 players on the
Tiger roster who will be ordered
to report for spring training al
Evansville. Ind, March Is.
Steve O'Neill, the Tigers new
manager. is here from Cleveland
with Jack Zeller, the
clubs general manager, on plans
for the coming season. O'Neilrs
first move was to prepare notices
to the players that they are ex-
pected TO report in camp in good
physical condition.
That means most 81 them
will have to do some training
at home before they report in
camp" O'Neill explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Fire Hockey Cups Within Grasp of 1925 Wings

Yet there is no bsck-up about
Bruneteau. He is checking as
hard as most of his teammates,
harder than some. The 2S-year-
old Frenchman, who is playing
his eighth season with the
Wings, has commanded nothing
but respect Of hockey followers
throughout his career with De-
troit.
II the hockey referees could
vote on the Lady Byng award,
Bruneteau would have no COM
petition. lie has spoken 10 an
official only once since he en-
tered the league and that was
10 translate for a fellow French
Canadian, Red Couple of Mont
real, who had difficulty making
himself understood by Referee
King Clancy.
Couple, having been SEN
fenced TO the penalty box for
tripping, was attempting TO
demonstrate with the King. Since
he knew little English and
Clancy little French, the affair
stood at a stalemate until the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

the Wings square of against the
Bruins. Art Ross club has
completely handcuffed Sydney,
allowing him neither a goal nor
an assist. For a man who has
set all-time records in scoring
against the Leafs on their own
ice this season, this is a bit OF
an anomaly.
Howe's hnemates, Mud Bru-
neteau and Carl Liscombe have
been the two most potent Scor-
ers against the league leaders,
having made seven of the II
goals Detroit has managed 10
shoot past Brimsek.
There may be question
about some of the other candi-
dates, but there can be no ques-
ton of the character OF Bruno
teau'S claim 10 the Lady Byng
Trophy In addition 10 being one
OF the teams leading scorers, he
is recognized by his own club
and tho opposition alike as one
Of hockey's true gentlemen
Brunetcau doesn't need bally-
hoo. The record speaks for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
By LEO MACDONELL

Now when was in Lakeland,
my arm always felt good-guess
its this dampness up in the
North.
Il can't hin that hall don't
seem 10 get my eye like / did
down in 81. Petersburg.
My legs-they don't come
around like they did out in Cali
fornia-funny there could he
that much difference. "
Can YOU hear the slbiS,
brother
The radical change Of training
IN the North instead of the
South. il has been suggested. Is
going 70 inspire the greatest col
lection Of slibiS the game has
ever known. Ball players. II is
pointed out, have always been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

lie has drawn but one two
minute penalty this season, and
that a questionable one.
He drew but four minor PEN
alties last season and five the
year before.
lie has never been involved in
a brawl or fight despite his pres
ence on one of the most agrees
sive teams in hockey history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Training AHbis Bali Player

hama made the best comeback
I've ever seen. b. G. completely
fooled them for 10 minutes with
the 'T'. After Alabama caught
on, the heat started working on
b. @. There wasn't much doubt
about the result. Holovak looked
very good. Alabama had q bunch
OF good backs and Domnanovich
Ia ono of the best defensive CEN
tiers I have ever seen.
Run into a,few Michigan fell
lows down here-Captain Bookey
and Lieutenant Sole are two Of
them. Have q Detroit boy-Capt.
Robert Schimmel--worlinK for
me. Let mo hear from You
sometime. Always enjoy Tiger
gossip.
"Sincerely,
SBILL HITCHCOCK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
OF Dobbin Not Needed--Gas to Be Given Greenkeepers

were forced to do this to a GER
tain extent last season because
of the labor shortage and the
experience thus gained will help.
Forced to conserve on gas,
most clubs probably will cut
fairways twice and putting
green's three or four times a
week. In normal times, fairways
at the better clubs we're cut
three times a week during the
growing season, putting green's
often every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Spdrtdns End
Losing Streak

EAST LANSING, Jan. 2o.-"The
winleSs wonders" Of Michigan
State were looking for a new name
today. for they broke into the VIC
tory column and ended a seven
game losing streak last night by
trouncing Dearborn naval train
ing station. 5-24. before 2,100
spectators at Jenison Fieldhouse.
Two sophomores finally provided
the spark TO lift the Spartans from
their lowest depths in more than
a decade. They were forward John
Cawood, and guard Dan Pjesky,
who bucketed Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
BY VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

While golfers are wondering
If they'll have gas TO get to their
courses in the spring, much Of
the pressure has been removed
for the grcenkeepers.
These Woodworking fellows
who are responsible for the con-
dition Of the courses have been
advised they will be allowed gas
10 operate mowers, tractors and
other equipment.
In other words. II won't be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Layden Clears Baugh
OF Pro Game CHARGES

CHICAGO. Jan. 20 (UP).-
Sammy Baugh, forward passing
wizard of the Washington Red
skins of the National Football
League. today was cleared OF
charges of contract violations in
connection with his failure 10 ap-
pear in a charity game at Phila-
delphia December u.
Elmer Layden, commissioner OF
the pro league, who has been
studying the Baugh case for the
past three weeks. said the charges
we're dropped for want OF evi.
dence in Substantiation."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

rest IN the warm sun would bake
the soreness out or their mus
cleS. All the baking this spring
Will be done with electric lamps.
The players themselves proba-
bly, won't relish northern train
inc. Even in tropical heat they
are fearful of catching colds IN
the arms. Some Of them COM
planned Of the least little wind
In Florida. Atlantic and Gulf
camps there were complaints OF
the wind off the ocean or off
the cuff"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Gordon Of the Rochester Y. G.
where she is now laid up. Vitesse
has been among the winners on
Lake Ontario for four years, won
the famous Freeman Cup last
summer. Before that she sailed as
Esmeralda on Long Island Sound,
went TO Bermuda in '38 when
owned by Philip J. Roosevelt.
yelling had intended to buy a
summer cottage. Now he has one
that floats and in addition to being
a fast racer is extremely livable
and he'll be aboard with his fam
lily for the best part of six months
this year. He expects TO sail her
here carly In Nav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

major sports now. Wen start
baseball soon. Water safety In
struction. conditioning exer-
cises, combative sports, Judo,
crOss-country and obstacle
course are parts of the program.
IL have a nice job as director
Of physical training. Don't let
that long title deceive you'll am
not General Macarthur YETI
All my work is In physical train
ing and athletics, 80 naturally
I'm doing the work 1 like best.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Top Prep Standings
St. StanisIaus Stops Rally TO Beat St. Bernard and
Gain Catholic Loop Lead Still Unbeaten
BY T.. c. GREENE

st. Stanislaus stalled a last
period rally by st. Bernard last
night and as result, stands alone
atop the second division Catholic
League standings today.
The score stood 25-19 with two
minutes to play and when the final
whistle sounded, it was 25-23. Both
teams scored 10 points in the
second half.
Art Tadrzynsk and Zig Sych
shares scoring honors with 10
markers apiece. Counting three
montague games, st. Stanislaus'
record TO date read. wons 6, lost o.
In the first division, Holy Re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

latter part of March, when work
will begin in earnest on courses
in this section.
I'VE don't know how much gas
well be allowed" one green
keeper said, "but we have been
told IL will be sufficient to see
us through. That's most cheer
ing I'm times like these"
Even if gas allotments are
lower than some expect, it is
pointed out, clubs still will man.
age to get by. They'll simply
NOV closer and less often. They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

give the m,
they are all
rig I. Our
training pro-
gram Il pref
~ expansive.
We have bas-
ketball, soft
ball. GU c h
football, vol
ley h al !,
sw i'm m In e,
boxing, tennis
and golf as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

deemer technically took first place
by defeating st. Cecilia, AHA for
its third straight victory, while St
Theresa and Lourdes, also unde-
feated, postponed their game be-
cause of transportation difficulties
brought on by the weather.
Catholic Central lost again. this
time to st. Gregory, 1916, as Pat
Kennedy Of the winners. scored s
points from center position. St
Joseph. playing its first league
game. chalked up 9 point triumph
over Chuck Masacek's st. Anthony
team, 34-23. Elwood McNulty
led the scorers with II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

director of physical training at
Boca Ration CFlorida) air force
technical school. that American
boys generally are not in good
physical condition.
"SOme of them are I'm pretty
wretched shape" Lieutenant
Hitchcock writes. "But IL they
can go through with what we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Prep. College
Basketball Scores

COLLEGE
Michigan State IS, Dearborn Navy a.
Crosse lie 30. Wayne 20.
Kalamazoo as Albion a.
Wooster So Hiram 20.
Kent State, SO, Mt. Union ~.
Wittenberg 81 Ohio Wesleyan 80.
Kentucky 3s Georgia Tech 81.
Calvin 65, Alma S.
Parsons "a. Iowa Wesleyan 80.
Illinois Tech ~, Concordia GllD ~.
John Carroll Al. Western Reserve 50.
Genvfle 70. Broaddus 81.
Loyola (Md) AZ Johns Hopkins %.
PanEer so. Upsala ~.
s. Methodist II. Baylor -.
Oklahoma so. Norman Navy -.
Bowling Green SO. Toledo Navy 80.
Wash. a Jef 40. st. Vincents %.
Abilene Christian So, Daniel Baker rs.
Commerce Teachers, 43, ouaehita AZ.
HIGH SCHOOL
st. Hedwig "a, Alumni IL.
st. Gregory IS, Catholic Central 10.
81. Philip 40. 81. Rose a.
st. Stanislaus rs. st. Bernard p.
81. Mary's BEDFORD "a. st, Leo ~.
Birmingham 43, BEDFORD Union 20.
Holy Redeemer -, ST. Cecilia IL.
Visitation rs 81. Ladislaus II.
st. Joseph "a. ST.. Anthony %.
De la sale 40. st. Ambrose ~.
ST. Casimir 20, Francis Xavier ~.
st. Mary's o. l.. 27. ST. Frederick 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

but nc this writing had not seen
him. VIII probably catch up with
him Soon Sure hope Roy Hem
shaw and Joe Hoover will be
able to get released from Jobs to
play. Believe Roy will pitch good
ball il used as n starter.
Didn't see much football this
fall. Saw the University Of MI
ami play q couple of tfmes-
Saw Alabama and Boston Col
lege In the Orange Bowl. Ala
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

other boys In camp, I enjoy re-
ports of all sports. Boys In serv-
Ice want sports 20 continue, In
and out of the services"
Before breaking into the big
leagues. Hitchcock was an out
standing football star at Au-
burn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

the Bruins to ii goals in the six
games, can increase his margin
tomorrow night.
In the persons Of sgd Howe
and Mud Bruneteau, Detroit has
outstanding nominees for the
Hart and Lady Byng Trophies,
respectively. Howe, currently
leading the team in scoring, will
face his most difficult task when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

necessary to call upon old Dob
bin and his leather boots or
lawn slippers" as many feared
would be the case. II has been
almost 20 years since horses
were used to pull mowers over
courses in this district.
Most of the greenkeepers
already have filed applications
for gas with their rationing
boards. They are required to
specify how much will be needed
and for what purposes. They ex-
nect their first allotments by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
.Dordis Hopes
Before Ledviing
BY HAROLD KAHL

With a curtailment on Transport
tation bound to hit every school
in the country next fall. there Is
a strong possibility University OF
Detroit and Michigan State Coli
lege will resume football relations,
providing both have representative
teams.
That Gus Dorais, who resigned
as athletic director and head foot
ball coach 10 assume similar posts
with the Detroit Lions, is angling
for game with the Spartans Isl
no secret.
Dorais leaves ". Of d. officially
February /. but before that time
he hopes 10 arrange a tentative
schedule in cooperation with
Lloyd Brazil, newly appointed
athletic director.
MODIFICATION SEEN
Michigan States 1913 schedule
Is set. but Dorais is OF the opinion
all schools will have TO modify
their setups through the elimina-
ton OF distant games. Under these
circumstances the Titans and
Spartans undoubtedly would come
together again after a lapse Of
nine years.
There never has been n good
reason offered why Michigan
State dropped Y. of d. after a
is victory at East Lansing in
1894. Since then there have been
times when State was entertain
| ing an eastern school. while u. Of
d. was host TO southwestern
eleven before small crowds, when
they just as well could have been
meeting each other before packed
houses.
Under the present wartime con-
ditions, IL Is certain there will be
no repetition OF such games next
fall. In fact. the schedules OF not
only ". Of d. and State, but Uni
versity OF Michigan as well. could
be frozen and orders issued TO
play in their own backyards.
TITANS DROP FOUR
Y. Of d. has dropped Arkansas,
Camp Knox, Oklahoma A. and NJ.
and ST. Mary for transportation
reasons. The school still has
contracts running with Wayne,
George town. Manhattan. Mar
lquette and Villanova. but Wayne
Is the only one certain because il
is located right here. 4
II is understood Georgetown
would like 10 play here again.
Manhattan and Marquette also are
due 10 appear. while IL is Detroit's
turn TO visit Philadelphia to en-
gage Villanova.
Either Western Michigan. Central
Michigan. or Ypsilanti Normal will
be one Of the TitanS' other foes.
Dorais also is dickering with West
ern Reserve of Cleveland and To-
ledo University. Michigan State
would round out n nine-game card.
OF course, everything depends
on whether u. of d. decides TO
have a football team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

gentlemanly Bruneteau, acting
as a peacemaker, explained Gou-
piles complaint. He translated
into English some of the French
Canadian epithets the French
man was applying TO the King.
AS a result of Bruneteau's
kindly assistance, Couple re-
ceived an additional 10-minute
misconduct penalty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Hasn't Seen Birdie

"LOOks like the Tiger pitching
and infield are set" Hitchcock
continued. Guess the catching
and Outfield Is doubtful. Don't
know Steve O'Neill too we'll
only from spring training-but
from what they tell me, he n n
fine fellow. All the fellows spoke
we'll of him.
Birdie (Tebbetts) II in Mi
ami, about 40 miles from here,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Writers TO Hear Rick

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 QNS).-
Capt. +. V. tEddie) Rickenbacker
will be one of the principal speak
ers at the annual dinner of the
New York baseball writers on
February Z, Il was revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Crsbtree TO Coach Reds

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20 tUP).-
Veteran Estei Crabtree, left-hand-
ed outfelder and utility man,
joined Hank Gowdy as a coach OF
the Cincinnati Reds today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Not in Condition

Pity the trainers. They'll have
10 work overtime. Ball players
catch cold easier and quicker
than most people.
II is the observation OF II.
William {. Billy Hitchcock,
former Tiger shortstop and now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Likes Tiger News

Looks like Uncle Sam II
grabbing off his share Of Tigers.
I hate 10 see the club broken up
like that, but l guess the more
men we have the quicker we
will win. 1 enjoy word about the
Tigers. In fact, along with al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
MICH. STATE

Total 10 70 Totals az 50
Score a. hrlf time-Michigan state -,
Dearborn II
Ofticiais-Rudel Miller Cwestsrn Michi-
gam. and j. NJ. Beam. Western Michigan).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
of michigan State Grid Game Likely Under Travel Ba
SPORT
SHOR rs

Mrs. Donald Weiss Of Flint
will be missed in District golf
competition. II there's any. this
summer. She's moving TO Silver
Springs. Md, near Washington,
where her husband will work at
a government job. The four-time
state champion and three-time
western state titleholder said
she hopes TO take a war job and
golf will be limited TO week
ends.
Ernie Mccoy, 80. assistant u.
of M. football and basketball
coach, was sworn into the navy
as a lieutenant (jg) and will
leave for navy pre-flight school
at Chapel Hill. N. c.. February
II. Willie Pep, New York
feather champ, marked up his
fifty-eighth victory by easily
trimming Bill Speary in nom
title bout.
Boston's Bruins stretched
their n. II. L. lead on home ice
by nipping Montreal Canadiens,
SD. Flash Hollett got two
goals. Paul Waner and
Johnny Cooney. veteran out
fielders. were Internationally re-
leased by Boston Braves. .
Twelve exhibitions, all in New
Jersey or New York City, will
be played by the Yankees this
spring,
Ned Irish. cage impressario,
has been named acting presi-
dent at Madison Square Garden,
New York. for the duration, re-
placing Brig. Gen. j. r. Kilpat-
rick. now in the army. Bill
Graham. the late Fred Lamb
assistant for - years. will be
the new Bloomfield Hills golf
pro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULT
Boston ?. Montreal 2.
Thu RSDAY'S GAMEs
Boston ~ DETROIT.
New YORK a. Toronto.
Mnrfreal a. ChIcaln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
TRY TO ALIBI

"And they are trying to slibi
out Of IL ut our expense"
Capriano charged.
stThey thought Jake would be
a set-up for a smart fighter like
Wilson, who was billed rs better
than Sugar Robinson. Mike was
giving the fans . preview OF
Wilson before he (Jacobs) sent
him against Robinson.
"Well, as you know, LaMotta
refused 10 be n guinea pig. In
some ways I may not be rs
smart rs Jacobs, bat I do know
there Ia no welterweight who
can whip Jake. CLaMotta is a
middleweight. He is making
162 pounds for Charley Hayes
at Olympia Fright mighty
THAT goes for Robinson, too.
Sugar ran himself ragged to
protect a point lead he squeezed
out over Jake In the early
rounds of their fight. After the
fifth round Sugar went on his
bicycle and Jake couldn't catch
him.
A SURE THING
ct knew there wasn't any
welter going to beat Jake. That
isn't second guessing. told Nick
Londes not to worry-nothing
would happen to Jake TO spoil
the Hayes fight here. Jake is
too tough for those babies. They
call him clumsy. awkward and
all that. I'll take him that way"
With light workouts today ant
tomorrow. Hayes and LaMotta vii
wind up conditioning for Friday
bout. The sale is good, but Their
are reserved seat tickets left 70
the fight, according to match
maker Londes.
p. S.-Walter Thomas, VIII
fights Phil Muscato in the semi
windup Of Fridays card, got los
doing road work in Detroit's biz
zard yesterday. His wandering
took him somewhere on the cas-
side, where he was found by s.
Bernards. sent out by Capriano.
Thomas Is stablemade Of La
Motta's. Mike says he will hav
Walter finish training In the hall
way at the Fort Shelby.