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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

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BLOOMFIELD 4H.H--
Dec s.

BLOOAlE ElELI1-ftf+-tss-, ,
Dec. :.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS G0UN-
- TRY CLUB was the scene
of one Of the holiday seasons
first and lovelieSt parties this
evening when Mr.. and Mrs.
James Vernon entertained 100
guests al an anniversary dinner
party.
Guests were seated AZ one
side Of l. shaped table sur
rounding tho ballroom floor and
the traditional boar head cen
tered the buffet table 10 com.
plete the decoration scheme OF
Ye Olde English Christmas.
while many ycll0W and -NAhlln
ChIySanthemumS were used. in
terSperSed with English holly
on the tables and around the
room. Mr. and MIS- Vernon
were assisted by Mr. NernorS
sister Mrs Thomas Y. Leonard
of Crosse lie, and Mr and Mrs.
Benjamin G.. Vernon Of Crosse
Polnte.
Mr.. and Mrs Schitmcr also
entertained at dinner this eve
nlng for - guests AT their
home in Country Club drive.
The SchirmeTS VIII be co-hoSts
with Mr.. and Mrs T.. J. Ander-
son. Dec %. Al their traditional
cocktail party A the Bloomfield
IHftS Country club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Purdue Women's S Fete

THE SEVENTH nual
Christmas dinner party Of the
Purdue University Women :
Club Will be- held Dec. ID at the
BotSford Tavern.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
SANTA Wins!
Florida Hunch
Bettors Score

HALLANDALE, Fla, Dec. 26
GNS)-Who said there amt no
Santa Claus?
There is. and he proved it by
wjnnpE. the-fiGtls race a-st Saif-
stream Park yesterday.
No, ladies and gentlemen, this
is strictly NOT a eag. There is a
horse named Santa Claus and he
actually won the race on Christ
mas Day.
He Won thn-p-ee- hy-a -fCnErh
and a half, gong away, 10 the
cheers Of thousands Of frcnzicd
hunch players who shouted them
selves into state Of 7yvtrrfr
They whooped it up and slapped
each other on the back as good
old Santa came all the way from
seventh place 10 make a show Of
his field.
You will never he able 10 con-
vince these enthusiastic rooters
who collected $3.50 on a 81 ticket
that the horse Is dumb animal
For today Santa Claus knew what
his name was and he knew what
day II was
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Bell Helped
By Bulldog

Ossle (Bulldog) Harris, Pitts
burgh middlewetgfrt, yesterday
Ioined the staff that Is helping 70
get O'Neill Bell into condition for
his l0-round bout with California
Jackie Wilson at the Olympia Fri
day night
Having bout scheduled In
Toledo, Harris came 10 Detroit 90
train at George Williams gym on
Woodward. He boxed three rounds
with Bell, as did Willie Watkins
and frankie Abrams, who also
are on the Olympia program.
Wilson spent yesterday with hls
family in Cleveland but was sched-
.uled 10 resume training here to-
day. These drills Will conclude the
boxing for both fighters for they
will only loosen uD on Thursday.
Harris. who is known here for
his great battles with Jake La
Motta. gave Bell A good workout.
O'Neill spent most Of the training
period developing the accuracy Of
his powerful left hook, bat found
Harris a willing mixer.
Fridays show Will he the last
of the year for Detroit and the
20th AT the Olympia this year
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Miqht Pull Sombrero Trick

Unless has sentimental eanings happen to have
suppose Bibles beat Mssouris Tigers would
be the safest wager Of the afternoon.
However going be the pore little boys of this
and might pull the sombrero trick Brother Bible
did it wouldn't be the first time underdog Tiger team
had upset Dana Xenophon.
It's line through Missouri, matter of fact, that
taking Mami hurricanes take Holy Cross, Hos
lowsH and all, in Mr. Theodore Husngs Orange Bowl tilt
That plus the home grounds and weather Home grounds
alone aren't important But when have different
climate with II, in Miami, have something going
you Coach OK DagOsa will have be careful not to get
roasted by that Florida sun-if coming.
Michigan State beat Tigers and the Hurricanes beat
Michigan State That a real good
The Jumpshot artist from Sumter County Alabama Harry
Gmer to be whole milky of stars the Rose Bowl
he last January first in the Sugar Anyhow figure
Frank Thomas big boys from the deep South be better
ball team than the Trojans
And I'm just taking Georgia Tulsa in the Oil Bowl
because Of Charley Tripp Anything happen this
Indeed in Of them. Missouri might trim Texas
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
One Week LQffs
Entries for Times Prep
Skate Meet Close Jan. z

for boys and girls to enter the Mich
gan Open High School relay and speedskang cham
ponshps which The Detroit Times is holding at Belle lse
Saturday, Jan. s.
1t will be the first ice held here made up
trey of relays and events Only high school skaters
enter.
Remember, IF you skate you win"
Get your team together and send entry In
addition the entry blank which appears in the paper today
get entry at any skating center in the Greater De-
trot
Note to the girls Silver bracelets and rings will be
awarded to the winning girls relay teams The boys will re-
ceve medals and aques There prizes for all winners
ceve medals and plaques There prizes for all
BUT GET YOUR ENTRY IN TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

Early lines on the bowl games
have Alabama favored over
southern California in the Rose
tiff; Oklahoma a. e. NJ. over st.
Mary's IN the Sugar squabble:
Texas over Missouri in the Cotton
classic, and Holy Cross over
Miami in the Orange Bowl 4.
and from this corner II looks like
all Of the short-enders except
Missouri have fine chance Of
upsetting the dope Miami
particularly
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Backward Punt
Oddly Of Fq45

NEW YORK, Dec. 26 (APD-
The backward punt play that
wound up with the kicker scoring
the touchdown that gave UCLAS
Rose Bowl hopes a terrific bootinC
has been voted the No. ! sports
oddlty of 1915.
Thlrty-one Of the So sports
writers who participated in the
annual Associated Press poll
agreed the manner IN which Cali
fornia scored IFS 60 upset even
oyershadowed the weird occur
rences of the World Series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

by beating Walter Dockerill OF
New York, 6-3. 4-6. Sd.
He thus won the right TO meet
his doubles partner, Sidney
Schwartz of New York in the
eastern finals. which will be
played at a later date. Schwartz
eliminated Stew Robinson,
New York, ST, 6-2, 60.
The Hetzeek-Schwartz combi-
nation also reached the doubles
final round. They will meet John
Taylor and Fred Scribner of New
York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

junior indoor
net tournamen
net I ou A n a
ment here to-
day a bigger
{ h r e a t than
ever.
The 17-year-
old a Q, un-
seeded in the
d r a W. ad-
vanced 10 the
finals of the
eastern junior
meet Yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
-Newsy Lines
Cut Takes q Stitches

MIL htti slender right wing OF Maple Leafs su
ered an ghnc slash under his left when he got the
Flash Holetts backhand swing Red Wings night
BASKETBALL FANS believe college should not
be taken out OF big city audorus and returned exclusively coll
lege camplses according 10 UP poll
CLEVELAND BARoNS who haven't lsH
II starts kept streak against Indianapolis Red Wings farm
by shutting out Caps 30.
GAY TOWN long shot a gay Christmas for back
Fair Grounds by coming front and paying
Si360 TO
PUERTO RICO basketball champions in U. S and headed
for Chicago Mdwesen qunets Valparaiso
tInd) and Bowling Green (O) few stops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Willie Hoppe, 81.
Still Carries On

One Of the most surprising
packages OF all is the onetime
boy wonder Willie Hoppe. He's
back on the tournament trail
again at the age of 81. and still
the same picture of calm, un-
alloyed Composure no longer
a boy, but still a wonder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Wings, on Comeback Trail, Play in Ny.
Beat Leafs
Here, 6 to 3
Adams Boys Gel,
Tie for Third
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Add the Detroit Red Wings 10
those who will not be in the gift
exchange line today returning the
outsiZe bloomers from Cousin
Tillie and the pug dog vanity
lamps from Aunt Opal.
For one thing, the Red Wings
are in New York today TO play
their fourth game in five days
the Rangers this time. Secondly,
they are very much satisfied with
the 6-3 victory over the Toronto
Maple Leafs, which they un-
wrapped before a crowd of 1924
last night at Olympia.
Jack Adams men are of the
practical school of thought on
this gift business. They don't hold
with the sentimentalists who be-
lieve II spoils the spirit OF the
thing 10 choose your own gift.
Joe Carveth and his buddies
needed victory over the Leafs
TO prevent Toronto from tying
them for fourth place-and to gain
a lnIIu place tie IOr themselves.
HOWE TALES
They needed 10 break off the
Leafs unbeaten streak which had
run for five games. And they also
wanted TO burst into the win
column after five games in which
they had achieved only two ties.
a burst OF three goals by Mud
Bruneteau, Harold Jackson and
sgd Howe in the first period was
the down payment. The brilliant
Carveth popped one in the second
period 20 help offset scores by
Syl Apps and Gaye Stewart of the
protesting Leafs.
Then, with Bob Goldman, Tox
ronto defenseman, sitting out
penalty in the third period, FLASH
| Hollett and sgd Howe scored
within minute 20 clinch II.
. Sweeney Schrlncr'S final goal for
tho Leafs vas Just an eGo-Saver
for the Stanley Cup champs.
The crowd deserved a cheer
from the PLAYERS and for braving
the sleet and the slipper pave
ment. Although all the seats were
sold. il was the smallest turnout
of the year. hut sull one which
felt amply repaid by the furious
action as the wings skated
through the Leafs for the third
time in four games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
GOALIE PEN..LIZED

II was Slam-bang hockey. with
Jack Stewart drawing three PEN
alties from Referee George Gravel.
two OF them IN the last period
when the Leafs had the Wings
shorihandcd four times. Ted Lind
say hard-going Detroit left wing.
got all Of his l52 pounds under
Goldman in the last period and
checked him over the boards into
the crowd
Gaye Stew one ~ the
leagues lead ding Eoal-haSeers,
came boiling around the net with
Apps Jackie Hamilton and others
81 furiouSly with Jack Stewart out
near the end of the game, that
even Goalie Lumley drew pen
atty.
Etrnlcv grabbed the puck and
Hamltor,S stick after a diving
save off the goal mouth. thus pre-
venting the two from collahorat-
ing AZ Detroit expense, As a re-
suit. he was penaized -- second
such penalty in tho league this
year. Tcammate Fernand Gauthier
served two minutes for him
DETROIT TOHOSTO
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Bill Corum

NEW YORK Dec 26 GNS)-Let us hope il will not
offend any readers sensbes for 10 start writing about
flowing bowls so after the holiday We've heard there
folks who cantbear the craure mentioned the next
day
II would help any, Turkey having been known "the
sick of Europe for long, might whip up nifty
about the sick Of Turkey But perhaps we'd better
stick 10 the bowls.
We talking about the football bowls naturally and this
way figure the New Years Day battles wind up
Alabama defeating Southern Cal In the old Rose Bowl
Oklahoma A. NJ defeating St Marys in the Sugar Bowl
University of Miami defeating Holy Cross In the Oraage
owl
Missouri defeating Texas in the Cotton Bowl
The West team defeating the East in the AllStar game
Georgia Tulsa in Oil Bowl
We like all bowl games and have quarrel with the idea
that back Of any of them. What the first onehe Rose
Bowdid start real estate development
and bayhoo for Pasadena and vicinity proposition? Is selling
real bad? Is living in Pasadena bad?
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Equals Double X Mark

Hal NewhouSer, most valuable
American League player two years
IN a row, matched Jimmy FoXx Of
the AS, who was most valuable
in 1882 and 1888.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Al Hetzeck
In 2 Finals

NEW YORK, Dec. 26-AleX
Hetzeck, Detroit champion high
school tennis champion from
Hamtramck, enters the national
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Sports
BREV|T les

Three Detroit Tigers topped
their positions in fielding during
1945 season, official American
League averages disclose Hal
Newhouser led pitchers with most
chances without an error.
Eddie Mayo was best OF second
basemen with $50 average, and
Doc Cramer paced the center
fielders with .991 mark =. Cleve-
land won team honors with .977
as Tigers finished third with .975
behind Browns.
Other individual leaders were
Mickey Rocco. Cleveland. first
base. 992; George kell, Athletics,
third base, .964 Vernon Stephens,
st. Louis, shortstop, .96l; Frank
Hayes, Athletics, catcher, 9S9;
Milt Byrnes, ST. Louis, .9SS, and
Roberto Estaieiia, Athletics, 1888,
outfelders.
Home town quintets were win
ners in last nights NJ ad $50 n
Square Garden double-header &.
c. c. n. Y. bumped Oregon State,
43-37, as Long Island u. beat
Tennessee, 45-i3.
Buffalo Bisons took first place
In eastern division of American
Hockey League by d efe tin &
Hershey. 5=3 New Haven
scored over Providence. 5-3, and
St. Louis Flyers upset Pittsburgh
4-3.
F'Ne-race winning streak OF
Proof Coil came 10 end at Gulf
stream as II ran third behind
winning Rob Mann IN $1,000
feature raCp
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Pitched in 81 Games

Anton Karl pitched in 81 games
for the PhillieS last season, hut
in no contest did he go the route.
He's a relief man. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
St. Mary's Best in Far West

Not for my money. they aren't.
Right off the past performance sheet would be guess
that the Sugar Bowl way down yonder in New Orleans
might be the brightest battle of the embattled
afternoon g1dirons from coast TO coast
st. Mary's is generally conceded to have been the
best the Far West spite of it's Uery bad
afternoon and the coWboyS from the Oklahoma sage
nobodys IoLypopS paper
Bob Fenmore and Jim Reynolds Coach jim Lookabaugh
Of the Agges has pair Of backs that the support
might well close TO matching the feats of Blanch
ard and Davis.
The other Jim Coach Jim Phean of the Galoping Gaels
won't he entirely beref in the matter of AAmercan back
Jimmy the Dude has that Aoha-o not goodby
young named Herman Wedemeyer going for his side.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
AiIins Crusader Gridder
Gets Up to Join Mates

WORCESTER, Mass, 26 CUP)-Roger Des Roches Holy
Cross tackle who has been the college nfrmary pneumonia
determined Florida dsegarded
orders Of his physician today and
who viii play Miami the Orange Bowl game
Ypar DaN
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

.N.fi'N lliVlis
II was reported that Cawthon,
a former Texas Tech and Brook
lyn Eagles coach, now assistant
coach of the Detroit Lions, is eX-
pected 10 arrive here within the
next few days 10 inspect the col
lege facilities. He already has
been interviewed by members Of
the subcommittee that will select
the new football coach.
Meyer, veteran Texas Christian
University coach, has been in
vited here 10 confer with the COM
mlttee. the same source said
University officials refused 10
set date for the announcement
of Mehre's successor, but indi-
Gated il would come before Feb. /,
the date Mehrc's resignation be-
comes effective.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

-Inrnnio slisrnA'st-- Dsti1son Tsrlcr. Frstt.
-rhfinsE Esnntcy. \. Meta. BccnH, Ha0,t-
TOW Morris
Detroit si'srnstss-H -Holisti H-ys ~ BrIne-
tsaI Cau'nis- nrown, Csfvsth, Lintuy,
Qgsrkrrnusf Couture
Referee George Gfsvsl' inslrsn, DpuE.u
Young and StArlsv NcCahs
FIRST rTRIoD
i-pstrnl'. " Hruns,sau lCArytth Bfo~nl.
712
DE -oi'. Jackson tArr''rnnE' = 81.
3-Deirni' Hove tGsuthier IL ~.
PrrH--y " s-teazr7=
STCOND rTRtOD
f-T0ron'0. Apps Davidson 4 a.
N-T0rnuf0. g. Sfsys-t Gotham To-. : -.
s-pstr0if Csrvsth ~ Brunstssuls - 81,
PenSltcs--J Stfvsrt Hamilton. Pratt.
THIRD PTRtOD
s--fSeirnii 49, tiatiett RrrrEtY0nE Itndtayi,
Ass
e. Detroit Hogc I47s
9-Torn1'0. Schrinsr Taylor BodnAf "a ~
Pr7sifcf--t stewart "a, Armstrong,
Goldman. Lamioy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
BuiIdup
Due Conn
Recall Rickard S
Carpenter Feat
By LAwToN CARVER

NEW YORK. Dec. 26 GNS)-
The Joe Louis-Billy Conn IS
round fight for the world heavy
weight championship is still con-
siderable distance in the future.
but il is already apparent tre-
mendous buildup of the challenger
must be instituted soon after the
first OF the year.
Some Of the extremes resorted
10 by Tex Rickard in 1921 IN sell
Gorgeous Georges Carpenter Of
Frances 10 the public for his
match with Jack Dempsey seem
10 be called for in this forthcom-
ing 100000 promotion sched-
uled for June.
Rickard took one look al Car
pentler when he was about TO
make the match and decided this
pale-faced, dersize little
Frenchman had better do his
training in private. where nobody
could get the notion he was about
TO walk 10 his doom.
DID GOOD JOB
Rickard had his mind set on a
million-dollar promotion The job
he did on building up Carpenter
is revealed by the fact the odds
against the Orchid Man were ONLY
3 10 /, although he was meeting
one of the great heavyweights of
all time, and the fight drew the
first milhon-dollar gate.
More than $4,000 spectators
poured into Boyle's Thirty Acres
over in Jersey and the receipts
scared 70 Sl.7S9 ,238 for a four
round Knockout.
Maybe Mike Jacobs. who has
succeeded Rickard as the world s
outstanding promoter of these
blood-lettings, can turn back the
pages 10 that hot day nearly 25
years ago and perhaps come up
with some Of Richards stuff to
put this one over as the first
llEIll
Mikes problems are not unlike
the ones that confronted Rickard.
Mike has great heavyweight
champion in Louis and for his
best challenger and biggest at
traction light heavyweight.
That is the problem Rickard
solved 10 the extent of nearly
two million in the till.
HIS FIRST ACT
Mapping his plans carefully, the
first thing Mike did was 10 put
Louis and Conn on paper for his
exclusive services, barring all
There are hints now he is about
10 insist the training at least the
early stages of it-be held in
secret
The background for all this is
the firm belief held by a ma aiority
Of experts that Louis will knock
Conn out and perhaps very
quickly.
Conn carried the champion all
the way 10 the thirteenth round
before -succumhing in l94l, bat
that was a fast and deft Conn
that fitted around the ring like
a butterfly The fat. inactive
Conn of today may never regain
that form after his lengthy army
service
Watch If most Of the buildup
doesn't center around how fast
Conn remains, despite his layoff.
And If he trains in secret you'll
have to take somebody's word
for IT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

BIIONI, MISS, Dec, % tlf)
Oklahoma 4 e. VI. chastened
by Coach Jim LoOkabaugh, who
disregarded the teams fine Of
fenSive record and pointed 10
flaws in defense, concentrated
today on keeping the opposition
from scoring.
BILOXI. Miss. Dec. Is CUP)-
Coach Jimmy Phelan of the st.
Marv's Gaels said to<lsg he .Nets!c,
take no chances on injuries 10
SQUAD members and reduced prac-
tice sessions for the Sugar Bowl
game with Oklahoma A & NJ TO
light dummy scrlmmages.
PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 26
UP) - The Rose Bowl sod
which has been lucky for eight
previous Southern California
teams will be tested today for
the first time by the current
Trojan football squad which
meets Alabama here In the
classic on New Years Day.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 26 (UP)
- Alabama unbeaten football
team. slated 10 arrive today from
the South. will begin workouts
Immediately at Occidental Col
lege. With the exception of Low
ell Tew. a back who has a broken
jaw, the Alabama team was in
good condition
WAKE FOREST, y. C.. Dec,
26 (UP) Coach Peahead
Walker of the Wake Forest
football team said today his
squad would assemble for work
outs tomorrow in preparation
for the New Years Day gator
bowl game at Jacksonville, Fla,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Lion Coach
Gets Offer

OXFORD, Miss, Dec. 26 (UP)
Names of coaches being consid-
cred for replacing Harry Mehre
AT MissisSippi University began
circulating today, and among
them were Dutch Meyer and Pete
CaMtbCp
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

DALLAS, Tex Dec. 2S tUPt
Bill DellastatiOus. Missouri
star Of 1914 who was out most
Of last season with injuries,
heartened his Cotton Bowl
teammates today with dis
play Of passing and running
that left no doubt he had re-
covered fully.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

DALLAS, Tex. Dec. Is (UP)--
Coach Dana X. Bible of the Texas
Longhorns said today he had no
idea how his team would fare
against Missouri in the Cotton
Bowl game because II was rusty
from lack of regular practice
since the season ended.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26
tUP)--Hopes of the East squad
for a victory in the New Years
Day all-Star shrine football game
hinged 10 a great extent today on
the recovery of several key squad
members from severe colds. Two
top players, Pennsylvania big
tackle, George Savitsky, and Ten
hneman, Bob Dobelstein,
were most seriously affected.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Hockey STANDINGS

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT Toronto
TODAF'S GAMES
DETROIT a. SrW YORK.
Montreal - Toronto
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Indianapolis q
Buffalo g Hershey 4
NrV Haven 5. Providence 3.
81 Louis 4 Pittsburgh
S-tttOtt
Omaha = Tulsa I
50 Paul S Dallas
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26
CAP) Jack BreSfin of Michigan
State College seems certain TO see
action IN both the right halfback
and fUllback spots on the Eastern
An-StarS football team that is 10
take on the West Coasts collegi-
ate stars New Years Day,
BrcSlin has turned IN some nifty
work in both positions during re-
cent practice sessions and head
coach Andy Kerr ef the East
squad indicated the Spartan cap
tam will spark a considerable part
of the offense.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
against South Carolina after
holiday vacation.

ATHENS, Ga. Dec. IS (UP)-
Air force gunner jimmy Gordon
worked his way into Georgia s
starting lineup today at fullback.
Coach Wally Butts said Gordon
had developed so fast that he
would take over the post and be-
come the only new starter in the
Oil Bow game AZ. Houston, -TeN,
againts Tulsa on New Years Day.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec.
% (UP) - Rigorous workouts,
despit, a gummy gridiron were
in order today for all-star play
ers OF the North and South
college teams who were In the
final stages drills for their
annual Blue-Gray football game
here on Dec. 90.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-05

day highest 5, lowest IA.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907, lowest 80 in 1922: highest 34 in 1940.
 Sunrise 7:59 am. Sunset 6:31 pm.
 Data for other stations:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Budding Star
Prep Winner

A great future in track is pre-
dicted for 17-year-old Ross Smith.
long-striding Cooley High dis
tance runner, who ran away from
the field TO lead the Cardinals IN
their fourth straight Metropolitan
League cross country title in the
rain yesterday AZ Palmer Park.
His time was 1882.
-Four other Cardinal runners
finished in the first 10 - Dave
Rite, second. Don Dickinson.
sixth; Don Keeler. seventh. and
Eldon Dooley, tenth 49, TO give
Cooley the winning team total 26
points. Mackenzie was second
with 81, Northwestern third with
100, DENLY fourth with 123.
Pershing fifth with 1873 and Csss
sixth. 1s1.