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Evening star., 1954-12-28

villanova, 87-68. as 81 Green
scored SO points-30 in the Sec
ond half. Garden record.
Missouri (5-2) whipped Ne.
braska. 1868, In the Big Seven
tournament at Kansas City.
Alabama (6-D edged Baylor,
70-67. in the Southwest Con-
ference tournament at Houston.
Louisville (9-D crushed Murray
State. 108-83, In the Kentucky
Invitational at Louisville.
Duke Beats Mountaineers
Duke. defending tournament
champion. posted 92-79 victory
over West Virginia in the Dixie
Classic to boost its record to 6-l.
Here's how the holiday tour.
namentS stand now:
Holiday Festival (New York;
-LaSalle plays UCLA and Du-
quesne opposes Dayton in the
semifinals tomorrow night.
Southwest Conference tHou-
ston) Beside Alabama's victory
over Baylor. Texas A6SM tripped
Texas. 66-61; Arkansas ousted
defending champion Rice. 1866.
and Texas Christian topped
Southern Methodist, 74-7l. yes
terday. Tonight's semifinals
match Arkansas against Ala
BAN and TCU against Texas
ASyM.
Queen City (Buffalo) o)--Canisius
downed Yale, 81-60; Georgetown
upset Fordham, TITO. and st.
Bonayenture handed Columbia
Its first setback, 1871. Idaho
State and Georgia Tech play a
flrst-round game tonight while
(See BASKETBALL, Page A-l9)
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Special Dispatch 10 The stor

BUFFALO, N. Y. Dec. 28.
Georgetown University's basket
ball team has visions of scoring
an upset comparable to its stun
ming success Of two years ago
in the Boston Garden tourna-
ment when the Hoyas meet St.
Bonaventure tonight in the sec
ond round of the Queen City
Invitational here in Memorial
Auditorium.
Georgetown scored its fifth
straight triumph, its sixth Of the
season against one defeat. in
upsetting Fordham, TITO, last
night.
st. Bonaventure handed Co
lumbia its first defeat. 1871,
and Canisius drubbed Yale, 81
so. to leave the Ellis still looking
for their first victory.
A crowd of 4,693 watched the
triple header.
The Hoyas and the Bonnies
(3-D meet In the third game
of tonight's triple header, which
Evening star., 1954-12-28
BY the Asseeiassd Press

ARCADIA. Calf. Dec. 28.-
Santa Anita Park opened its
gates today for a 50-day run
and 10000 fans were expected
to see the winter season ushered
In at the big showplace.
Feature race on the program
was the $4,000 Palos verdes
Handicap, a 6-furlong dash that
drew a field of Is entries. Prob
able favorite was Andrew Crevo-
Inns Imbros, despite the fact he
was handed q package of 128
pounds to shoulder.
A surprise eligible was Calu-
met Farms good reuter-, Mark
Ye-well, returning TO the races
after an absence of almost q
year. Mark-Ye-Well is being
pointed for the richer stakes
on Santa Anita's million-dollar
program and probably win use
the Palos Verdes merely as q
conditioning step along the way.
The Calumet horse has been
assigned l25 pounds.
Crevolin selected veteran
Johnny Longden to ride Imbros,
while the national jockey cham
pion. Willie Shoemaker, drew
Abe Hirschberg's Berseem. Ralph
Neves win handle Mark-Ye-
Well.
Berseem and Imbros are old
sprint rivals. with the Crevolin
colorbearer holding q decisive
margin in previous races with
Berseem.
Other well-regarded eiigibles
were Mrs. Ethel Jacobs Joe
Jones and Llangolien Farms
Porterhouse. The latter was an
outstandizA prospect Is . 3
Evening star., 1954-12-28
By n. Asseeiossd Press

Kentucky's unbeaten wildcats
used the very effective system Of
defeating two Of their Olltstand-
ing rivals to retain the No. I
spot in the national standing Of
the college basketball teams to-
day.
The Wildcats. who won their
own tournament last. week BY
turning back Utah and LaSalle.
received 70 of the 10l first-place
votes in the weekly Associated
Press poll Of sports writer's and
sports arinouncers to pile up q
total Of 963 points. The Ken
tuckians. idle since the tourna-.
ment victory, have won five
games.
There was some general shift
ing of positions as the result Of
last weeks contests but only one
new team in the top 10. San
Francisco. winner of seven Of its
eight games. including a victory
over George Washington (last
week. for the ALI College tourney
title. jumped from q tie for 17th
to fifth on the strength Of its
victory in the Oklahoma City
tournament.
North Carolina States un-
beaten Wolfpack moved up three
notches into second place, while
LaSalle advanced one into third
in a close brush with Dayton.
Dayton. winner Of all its eight
games, jumped two spots.
Wolfpack Gets III Firsts.
The Wolfpack received IL
first-place votes, Dayton and
San Francisco five each and La
Sale one. The count on the
basis of 10 points for first.
nine for second, etc., gave N. c.
State 587 points, LaSalle 467,
Dayton 466 and San Francisco
422.
Illinois was ranked sixth with
403 points. followed by Utah,
Duquesne. George Washington
and Niagara.
Missouri was the only member
OF last weeks top 10 to drop
out Of the honor group. The
Tigers fell from seventh to 11th.
All except one of the mem
bers of the top 10 in action
last night justified their posi-
tions with tournament victories.
N. c. State chalked up No. 10
in the Dixie Classic. LaSalle,
Dayton and Duquesne came
through in the Holiday Festival
at New York while Niagara
dropped a decision to 18TH
ranked UCLA in the same tour
nament. The lone casualty in
the second 10 was Southern
California, ranked No. IA.
Tar Heels Score Upset.
UCLA CID edged Niagara
(6-2. 1886. in the third an
nual ECAC Festival at Madison
Square Garden in the only
game that involved two of the
teams in. the top 20. Southern |
California (6-3) was upset by /,
North Carolina, 67-58. in the
Dixie Classic at Raleigh.
North Carolina State, La Sale |
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Imbros, Mork-Ye-WeIl to Run
Santa Anita Expects &c, 900
At Todoy's Opening Program

year-old last spring but fell by
the wayside with an injury.
Lucky Martin. High Scud. One
Ton Tony. Stranglehold, Hour
Regards. Scent. Smart Apple.
Big Noise, Karin and Corre-
spondent are the other contend
ers in the opening-day feature.
Another 6-furlong sprint on
the program, the $4,000 AL
hambra for 3-year-olds. drew a
fast field including Mig Clemen-
tine. Fault Free and Correla-
ton.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Son Gets Measles,
Keeps Dougherty
In South Few Days
~ u. Asaotioted Pfe.s

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. %.
Coach Hugh Daugherty of
Michigan State. who helped di-
rect the North to q I4-7 victory
in Saturdays Blue Gray game.
is sticking around Montgomery
for q while but not just be-
cause he likes it here.
His 8-year-old son Danny
came down with measles.
Daugherty said the doctor ad-
vised them the boy should be
able to make the trip home ii
tWtNor three days.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Kentucky Holds Poll Lead;
CIV Drops Notch to 9th

and Dayton, all had easy times.
N. c. State, shooting for its
fifth Dixie Classic title. extend
ed its unbeaten string with O.
96-6l victory over Cornell.
La Sale (7-3) crushed Syra-
cuse, 103-54. matching the ALL
time college team scoring high
at Madison Square Garden. I'm
defeated Dayton won its eighth
straight with a 70-56 triumph
over st. Johns of Brooklyn.
Both games were part of New
York's festival tourney.
DuqueSne (5-D, also cap-
tured It's opening round con-
test In the Garden, turning back
Evening star., 1954-12-28
CIV Cagers Favored
Over Colgate Tonight
In Richmond Tourney
speeiol Dispateh 10 The s,or

RICHMOND, Dec. 28.-Four
Southern Conference teams.
headed by champion George
Washington, are favored this
afternoon and tonight over four
invaders from the North in the
opening rounds of the Richmond
Invitational basketball tourna-
ment.
George Washington, winner Of
the Steel Bowl tournament at
Pittsburgh and runnerup in the
All-College tournament at Ok
lahoma City. takes on Colgate
in tonight's windup game. The
Colonials own a So record and
rating as the No. 9 team in
this weeks Associated Press poll.
while the Red Raiders have a
3-3 figure.
Other Pairings.
The other night game sends
Richmond t6-1D against Boston
College d-6). while afternoon
contests pit william g. Mary
t3-3) against Boston University
DID. and Virginia Tech (3-2)
against Rutgers (l-5).
Richmond and William g.
Mary are regarded as the teams
most likely to give CIV the
toughest competition. Although
playing spotty opposition, Rich
mond has broken the 100-point
mark four times this season
while losing only to West Vir-
ginia. w. & M. too. is q high
scoring outfit with good group
of veteran players headed by
Johnny Mahoney.
CIV has Corky Deylin and Joe
Holup as its scoring aces, Devlin
from outside and Holup under
the nets. Holup also Is q fine
rebounder. with Joe Petcavich
also q big help on the back
boards.
CIV to Use Klein.
The Colonials plan to use
George Klein in tonight's start
ing lineup. No high scorer. but
q talented floor player and bah
handler. Klein had to miss the
last game Of the ALI College
tournament. which CIV lost to
San Francisco, because Of q
twisted ankle.
Colgate, coached by Howard
Hartman. beat HartWick. Cornell
and Bucknell while losing 10 Pitt,
Penn State and Fordharn. The
Raiders are capable of coming
up with q good night such as
they had while trimming Cornell
BY 21 points. The leading scorers
are Jack Nichols, q sophomore,
and Frank Patterson. co-captain,
who are averaging IA points.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
LoIlor Is 18th Player
Signed BY White sox
sy N. As.oeiassd Press

CHICAGO. Dec. 2a.-Catcher
Sherm Lollar today became the
18th Chicago White Sox player
to sign for 1855.
Lollar. 80, viii be starting his
fourth season with the Sox. In
1854 be batted .244. He COLI
lected Is doubles. I homers and
drove IN 80 runs.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
1erps Choice Tonight
Over Texas Tech in
Debut al 0wensboro
speeieI Dispatch 10 The sior

OWENSBORO, KY, Dec. "a
Maryland's defending champions
and host Kentucky Wesleyan are
favored for tonight's feature
games as play continues in the
All-American City basketball
tournament here.
The favorites won last night,
with Cincinnati's topseeded
Bearcats defeating Mississippi,
1910, after an unexpectedly
| tough scrap, and Evansville
routing Denver. 96-81.
Maryland and Texas Tech,
both with AZ records, meet in
the second game tonight after
Kentucky Wesleyan plays Rhode
Island.
A double-header is scheduled
tomorrow, with the four losing
teams playing in the afternoon
and the four winners at night.
BrOtt Sets Record.
Mississippi, which trailed Gin
cinnati most of the way, pulled
up to 74-70 with seconds to 60
last night, but the Bearcats
added the last two baskets OF
the game. Jack Twyman of the
winners and Denver Brackeen Of
Ole Miss both scored 80 points.
A tournament scoring record
of 80 points by Denver's Dick
Brott was in vain as Evansville
ran up an early 31-l8 lead and
stayed in front. Jerry Clayton,
an 18-year-old freshman, scored
"a points for Evansville. 20 of
them in the first half. Evans
vile also won in the first round
last year, beating Tennessee by
36 points. Denver was a first
round loser for the second
straight year.
Fuqua Slated to Start.
Coach Bud Millikan Of Mary
land will start Frank Fuqua to-
night for the first time this sea-
son. The 6-foot-7 Fuqua win
replace the ailing Bob Dilworth
| In an attempt to match Texas
Techs height. Dilworth Is suf-
fering from q bad cold.
Bob Kessler. Maryland's top
scorer. has been assigned to
guard Jim Reed. top point man
for the Texans and voted the
outstanding player IN the Border
Conference last year. John Sand
bower win guard Carl Ince, the
second top man for the Texans.
Millikan was impressed with
Cincinnati in scouting last
nights games. although he was
encouraged when the Bearcats
had to use their top five men
until the last 3 minutes. Mary
land could not meet Cincinnati
until the final.
Evening star., 1954-12-28

this port city, have started an
enlistment campaign with the
prize of a ticket to Saturdays
Navv : Mississippi Sugar Bowl
game going to each enrollee.
The recruits are being divided
into two platoons. the Pelicans
from Louisiana and the Rebels
from Mississippi.
Additionally, the Navy is bring
ing in the 14.000-ton aircraft car
rier Monterey to serve as a hotel
for any midshipman who might
show up above the 1.200 allotted
housing at two nearby naval
bases.
Plenty Of Trimmings.
Admirals will be as numerous
as ushers in Tulane Stadium at
game time Saturday. Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs. Charles s.
Thomas will attend.
An 83-man Navy band is be-
ing brought here for the game
and during halftime a 35-man
choir from the Great Lakes Ma
val Training Station will sing.
Those are but the trimmings
to the football game in which
Navy, winner of Z out of 8. con-
tinues as three point favorite
over a Mississippi team that won
the Southeastern Conference
title with a 9-1 record.
Both teams reached their
training sites yesterday, although
poor flying conditions all but
wiped out the Rebels practice
session at Biloxi, Miss. Coach
Johnny Vaught did send his,
players through a delayed drill.
but he locks the gates today
when the workouts become seri-
Gus.
2 Workouts for Navy.
Navy's determined squad had
a double session yesterday. with
Coach Eddie Erdelatz confident
his charges will shed by game
time the extra pounds gained by
q week of ''horne cooking" over
Christmas.
During the signal drill before
lunch, Erdelatz had the Mid
shipmen in heavy sweat clothes
and brought groans from the
athletes with a special maneuver
in which the athletes had to run
sideways while in a semicrouch.
An assistant coach, much in the
manner Of a band leader. stood
out in front to point and call
the directions. No chorus girl
ever shaved harder to regain a
lost figure.
In the afternoon the sailors
were in full game regalia and
held what Erdelatz called a chit
ting practice ce"actually a dummy
scrimmage.
Both Phil Monahan. captain
and halfback. and Richard Dut-
nell, center. participated in ali
tsee SUGAR BOWL, Page A-1s)
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Fights Lost Night
sy she As.oeiossc Press

NEW YoRK.--cesar Brion. COS
Argentina. outpointed Dan Buceeroni.
1854. Philadelphia tlfll.
BRooKLYN.--Biily McNeece. 1856.
Central Islip N r. outpointed Bobby
Dykes. 1914 Miami tl0).
MONTREAL. - Bobby courcnesne,
Charlie Mcaarrity. Iss51. Rahway.
PRovTDENCE r. I.-Curiy Monroe.
l39s Worcester outpofnted Rocky SUM
van. 1a6ta. Boston 410l.
Los ANGELES. Jesse Monris. f2354,
Denver utpointed Oh vsiarade. 121s4s
Los A4<Sles t10l
Evening star., 1954-12-28
NBA Mats Munuqer QUITS

SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Dec 28
P.Leo r. Ferris has submitted
his resignation as general man
ager Of the Syracuse Nationals
Of the National Basketball As
sociation, President Daniel Bia- /,
son announced.
Evening star., 1954-12-28

opening game against North anybody
look down North Texas" Publcist They
got boys who could play first string Notre Dame
Maryland UCLA Navy Anyhow Patton completed the
first six passes he threw and then Eagle Day took And
HERE WHERE OLE MISS is preparing for Saturdays
clash with Navy in the Sugar Bowl camp followers call
the Kentucky which followed North big
as far as Day was concerned.
The Wildcats on field goal that followed
q recovered tumble, and the Rebels looking mite
detached, unjoined and disconnected.
Entered Eagle Day. who began connecting good
for 80 35 yards clip With the partndan in command
Ole Miss rolled ss yards despite the handicap Of three penal
ties toalng IS more yards. to take 73 lead and
toward 28-s victory
Eagles doing things that year." Gates went
on. It's been wonderful purely wonderful"
On the Mississippi roster he is listed simply Eagle
Day. His handle is ordinary-Herman Sidney
Day Nor is Eagle" tribal tag Of any Sort that
when he tot, boy in the block named Blue Eagle
and he the 4-year-od athletic champ until Herman
matched him. feat for feat.
"f Eagle" Days father told his boy you are
Eagle" And so it's been Eagle Day since
ALL OF WHICH IS by way of introducing a potential
duel of quarterbacks which well highght
Sugar Bowl Navys George Welsh, is much the
order Eagle Day Hes clutch quarterback my
guy" Eddie Erdelatz says He don't give a damn for
nothing"
Welsh is small. ,as T-quarterbacks go, but lack of
heft great drawback At time early in the season.
seemingly Job Echard but then the
16o-pound Middle Coaldale, Pa, bounced back
eliminated the with great performance against
Army Those who to admire Pete Vann of the Cadets
did but they also left with memories Of Welsh, who
performed the oued vann Navys 272o upset the Black
knights
Like Eagle Day. Welsh well pass. Day
punts when he's in the whereas Welsh doesn't, but
Navy folks aren't demanding They like their guy Welsh
Ole Miss likes Eagle Day. It's as simple that.
WHEN OLE MISS CHARTER plane touched down at
nearby Keeser Field yesterday amid fog and it
nonsensical than most questions ask
all heated about this game The
and players alike was "Yes."
Ole Miss 1t seems knew bowl bid coming IT, in the
final with Mississippi State tie could be achieved
sour fellows Billy Gates relates figured they could
tie win State and they took
to to the Cotton Bowl Those the ones by large
who had played in the Sugar Bowl two years ago. Others
voted to play in New Orleans
Eve had idea," Spokesman Gates says, "that Navy
would consent to play in bowl When the squad got the
word that Navy less, going to the Sugar Bowl
and voted New Orleans We played
Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl and second shot
at the only team that beat But when Navy goes
bowl WELL it's different"
Navy Coach Erdelatz has been credng his
this waning largely to spirit In Biloxi right they
are willing to match him in that important attribute
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Sugar Bowl Publicity
Big Help 10 Navy's
Enlistment Campaign
BY the Associated Pres.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 28.-
Navy's football team. playing its
first bowl game since 1924. is
taking full advantage of the pub
licity to recruit personnel-but it
is for Uncle Sans Navy, not for
the Naval Academy.
The Governors of Louisiana
and Mississippi, which surround
Evening star., 1954-12-28

per cent field general.
1--WE knew at the beginning of the season
that If we were to be big winner, some
body would have to come through at quar-
terback," Coach Johnny Vaught says. I'VE
lost our 1851 -'52-'53 man, Lee Paisley, not
because he didn't have another year Of
eligibility but because the Army took him."
Both Houston Patton and Day delivered,
Eagle spectacularly. "He has knack of
making the big plays" Billy Gates, Ole Miss
publicist, explains. Patton is plenty good,
too, but Day is better runner"
Patton was Ole Miss quarterback in the
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Dodgers Sion Two

BROOKLYN, Dec. % (Pt
Outfelder George Shul1a and
Shortstop Chico Fernando have
returned their signed contracts
10 fhe Brooklyn Dodgers.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Basketball Rankings

The top 90 college basketball
teams, with first-place votes and
season records (through Satur-
days games) in parentheses
points on l0-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-l
basiS):
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Foe',i,,g Sfaf Sports
Washington, D. c., Tuesday, Dec. 2s 1s54-A-18 =.
Win, Lose Or Drew
By FRANCIS sTANN
ssor ssaH csrrsspondsns

BILOXI, MISS, DEC. 2s-Mississippi is four deep in
quarterbacks but the which seems to be most
tongues here is Eagle Day. 2yearold Spound junior
Evening star., 1954-12-28
Football
and Neu Years.!


Will you be at one of the name Bowls
roofing for your favorite team on New
Years Day? MOP" oh, see-money
troubles!"
No team ever won game sitting in the
squad rooms - and no person ever
solved lack of money problems by wish.
full thinking.
This year be smart-do as thousands
Of your fellow townsmen- open saw.
ings account at Washington's First
Federal and save definite amount
each payday Then you'll be prepared
to enjoy Americas special events
whenever and wherever they may be
held.
Evening star., 1954-12-28

(See BASKETBALL. Page A-l9)
Evening star., 1954-12-28

CONTINUED on Page A-l9, Col. 81
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Oklahomans probably feel
affronted. On the other hand, at
least one local citizen of Nogales,
where the picture was filmed, is
sore because they didn't call it
Arizona" He refused to work
as an extra on that account.
Shirley Jones, a newcomer in
the leading feminine role, isn't
interested in the controversy.
She's from Pittsburgh and sim
ply delighted to have jumped
from understudy in the stage
show. ME And juliet" to the
starring part in the country's
most popular musical.
It's the first film to be made in
the much-publicized, large
screen Todd-AO process. What a
break! They could have made it
in New Jersey as far as Miss Jones
was concerned. LOUIS BERG
This Week MOcie Editor
Evening star., 1954-11-28
WHERE Is OKLAHOMA?

Hollywood needs a map.
1t produced the film
version of fssOklahOma!'
i'm the wrong state -.
W7HEN Richard Rodgers and
w Oscar Hammerstein de-
cided to make the film, Okla
homaw in Arizona, they satisfied
nobody - not even themselves.
They were looking for sun
shine, and it rained every day on
the set. They wanted cloud for
nations and, brother, did they
get them.
They wanted corn ''as high as
an elephants eye," decided to
grow their own on fertile Arizona
soil. Result was they finally had
to tie on extra stalks.
Evening star., 1954-05-28
KensinotonClub
Holds Breakfast

Newly elected officers Of the
Women,s Community Club Of
Kensington were installed yes
terday at the group's annual
May breakfast in Olney Inn.
They include, Mrs. James
Baxter. president; Mrs, Charles
Thomson. first vice president;
Mrs. John w. Waters second
vice president: Mrs. Howard w.
Wolaver. recording secretary:
Mrs. Courtland Townsend, COR
responding secretary: Mrs. w.
A. Silverberg. treasurer: Mrs.
Everett Davis, parliamenta-
rian:, Mrs. Norman Meese. his
torian. and MRS. e. c. Creitz,
auditor. 3 1R
Hester BeaM Provensen Of the
Speech Department of Maryland
University, was the guest speaker
at the luncheon.
Mrs. Guillermo Espinosa, wife
OF the music director of the Pan
American Union, was an honor
guest and the program included
South American songs by Heno-
rita, Olga Farina. Chilean so-
prano.. who played her own
accCnlpaniments on the guitar.
Evening star., 1954-05-28

Scorpion bites are supposed TO
be deadly. but Hans recovered
In an hour after his Greek as
sistant appeared. caught the
scorpion. crushed it and rubbed
the remains on the wound.
You wouldn't expect Q man
who has lived dangerously to be
afraid Of q little old flower pot,
but the most intrepid adven-
turers and dare-devils are fire.
quently more frightened Of the
commonplace than Of calculated
risk.
Sally Carrighar. the brilliant
naturalist writer who lives and
works in the woods and in dis
tant Arctic villages. told me
once that her rare visits to the
city are painfully frightening ex-
perienceS. Whizzing trafiic be-
wilders and terrifies her. and
Evening star., 1954-05-28
Teen Scene:

teresting performances you will
ever find. Why. one marionette
smokes, one can blow up'a bal
loon and another man light up
his nose! No stuff, this thing is
GREAT!
Two 15-year-olds, Scott Nc
Kinney and Charles Kline Of
Wakefield High produce a mar
ionette show "that has been mil
lions of places, hospitals, ban
quets and community groups" |"
Charles. weep Of his home
room. is the marionette maker.
1--we been doing this for about
five years now. And 1t isn't too
hard to make them. it just takes
about a couple Of months" Oh.
just.
1--WE give the show on a g.
foot-by-6-foot stage, which we
really should build over again. I"
says Scott. "The marionettes are
about l8 inches high and they
smoke through a tube leading
from the back of their body
II make the marionettes, and
they are NOT called puppets,
from wood. plastic wood and
Evening star., 1954-05-28

even the sharp click OF heels on
concrete pavements gives her .
headache. Yet I recall her relat-
ing. in her gentle little voice. how
easily she made friends with Q
bear. she encountered on . walk.
Newer stare ct q wild animal"
she advised earnestly. 1T makes
him self conscious and nervous.
Just glance ct him casually and
60 about your business. Hell
accept you as part Of the sur
roundinssy"
Web. I still prefer the risk of
bricks to sharks. suhways to
tigers and city trafilc to encoun-
ters with bears In the wild. I
guess it depends on what you are
used to,
tFrom Ap Nswsfeatures,