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Show ; ' ' ; . THE OGDEN RfliLY- - DMIS , J I EaSe If 1;. BbBbB tl WmW ." : -- " a338 af X SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1921. R RULING SEX (M-TI-H DIVISION RACE North Cache Goes Into Tie With Logan by Grid Victory 11 V Aerial Attack in Final Peri od: Spells Victory; Final - Score Is 14 to 13 .: ..V:;-;Ogden .. . ... Box Elder Davis . . . Weber . ; w iv,.... t NORTH KI1N DIVISION. : o i Tmra. St ruling of tlx ' OGDEN" DIVISION. Starring Means Work, Says Crimson Back TEAMS TIE IN ATHLETICS DRIVE WITH ALL T HE FORCE OF DEFEATS FAST . PROMlEMTP lTHREEWOMEM STANDARD-EXAMINE- pct: , 1.000 . JjJ h- r- (fu f T '7f . 4. UJaY ' Lorn h!ch North Cnch vTv fS r? rtr- - 'XV : l .- -er - Oneld South I . ; ... f Cche J If i . ."' v - - ' ' ;-- V - "V xx yZ"r' ,i (Special Dlpatch IITRUM. Oct. 2J North Cache high school defeated South Cche her .Friday's Result Davis 14,. Weber 13. Friday by a 14 to 0 core In a clivU-locontest. ny winning Friday thf Today's Schedule. North Cache warriors stepped into a Ogden vs. Box Elder at Ogden. tie with Logan high for first honor ' a of I single point if The game was a stiff utrucgle and By the margin Davis high won over the Weber Northe South Cache Udi staged a gTat mal gridders at Lorin Farr park Fricomeback after their defeat t the hands of the by a He cor. day.' The score was . 14 to 13 when Twice the th North ontet during the Farmers' finished grappling with JsuZANNE. .LENOLEN C Cache back irot away fir long run K the Weberites. ' and touchdowns renulted. In other, (DRIVES VITH A ' I , It was the fourth quarter when the spurts the visiting team mad Ionic Davis aggregation staged their . sengain, but the South Cach men play- SUfSKmQVlATHE ed them in even game (luring mot j trailed after comeback sational having evof the content. The Ust half 0 score for three in the rear of a 13 to team. each played enly by midfield' jperiods. The ball was in For the visiting team 'Captain H. ,with but eight minutes left to play Merrill the star, while Talbot and started 'when the Davis footballers BuUen on the offensive displayed I ft HARVARD IIAUTtACK. (. ()H(.i; OUi:.V, lt.TF.AR-OI.- l S0 eecii- - Lcrrcn theit rally which finally won the flashes. Ken for Captain Murray VAftOi , game. t trjir.g to tacn South Cache equaled any man on the and what th- My HOB IMHIMAN. With Weber leading 13 to 0 the on concentrated be field and fought gallantly for his team. rt. HOSTUN. Ma . George you. that niul I 90 ft spectators were beginning to calculate also honorable dewrve Maughan Owen. on the number of minutes that restar halfback of the to mint eomethlnc that rr. mv oe in. Farmers the In this mained. setting Harvard Varsity, takes a serious Sew .valuable to you later on. North Cache. South Cchc. -began an uphill fight that produced . or . . . . If it's Ourint a game? Well. W le life and Its problems. Traveler Chrllenn f 7 X J one touchdown." rr5ot3la It . this And Mills It. Mcllrid pretty evident that you hare to keep perhaps urjA series of forward passes from f r.ess that has made h'rn one of thr;jour . .1 jr . . open then. Johnson fainnbeli to Love placed the oral on ' mot on any football. "Now that ha! it of com entratlrg . . backs Walters feared c. Zollinrer line from which pothe Weber Harris grosts on you. Hammond jUeven in the east. rg. TMB sition Barker went over. Johnson WITH ALU ATTACKS n tm me as are "You can carry it Into the Olson! to . . studies Monson . rt .. just "My :'V. ' kicked goal. 'J1. OP rvo5T rG.r-If room football on with as . the work . you. re you my Theurer portant Thompson ONE POINT MARGIN. "An.l It ald you lmmene:j-- in folIt. Merrill Illrd field nb. Davis then kicked to Weber, M. Merrill Ihh. Maughan ' 'Woman's returning the ball fis .yards. is in the home," 'and volley shpts equal those of Tiklen. perarn?nt and a certain amount of Talbot me Immensely In myyou p.ay (o.l'Jt lootvali. ba!l hmn place .rhb. With the ball on Weber's fifteen-yar- d o mansne not or them f for maximum to belief-nowUut, have delicacy. power work. although gets scholastic work, ar.d isork Iard. yuu be Not to universal ftullen the. fb. Murray line Halliday kichedto, C. Unford, used, ac-- I nish, as Molla. stroke Into ! was nothing but Roes work r' a. the like "And fhouldr. (from concentration, perhaps, "Even Score whn inSo fast has. woman jumped by periods. who1 returned the baliKto ".llie,". Weber tion Erlttinsf her teeth and setting her Is just as powerful and her greater North Cache I was going to, to be a haMt 1 learned Is, with eome. T if that 7 0 that kid. 014 line From' this angle linlto man's field that when a woman ,'jaw with all rntntl "AnJ that same habit of work. If determination of a speed more than offsets the handl- - South Cache fnnthili 0 k. . 0 0 0 0 bucks placed the- pall. on the 3 5 yard does" something in a mannish way, the; pugilist- There thej dalntlis nothln? of the on followed out, win prevent any wor cap. attention to concentrate learn my Substitutions Campbell for Hamsex looks ness about her work; it Is swing and line., A long forward pass from C. onetlme h?a4;of-the-hous- e th game and on Its varied pla and;rles on the score ertvhrenmasue Linford to Love resulfed in the next upon It as a matter of course and lets hit and at the completion of the stroke r Jllss Cecil Leitch, the great HrltUh mond. AK ioar playing Scoring: Touchdowns Talbot. Hul-le- problem. touchdown. Love scooped up the ball1 it go at that. hnth fpf-- are firmlv ctn t h a ernmul cOachea .football It's the "If it's Goal K. Mer touchdown after practice. and went over. Johnson again kicked 'mere are three women prominent and her eyca reflect the power of her the average masculine golfer, and ha rill 2. in athletics who equal the speed, thoughts. goal.' ScoreV Weber 13, Davis 14. many of the pros of the Officials Ileferce, Jenkins; umpire. Davis registered both of her touch-- ; power and endurance of man. They sex. She .Is known for her Green; time of opposite periods. IS minutes. downs in fpur minutes of play in this are Mrs. Molla BJurstedt In a sand of Suzanne is when the and Lenslen rather Mallory, Next the week deciding games will ' Miss Cecil Leitch and Miss Suzanne opposite type In some', respects, al bunker, thl,Ruth of the links lets 'em be period. meets North when played, Weber started oHit hi ' rood style in Lenglen. she possesses that same man- - have It with all the force of a nana Cache at Richmond and South Cache though the opening quarters but was unable! Molla Mallory and Suzanne are in- - nishness In her lootwork and la d storm. There Is nothing distinctive to hold its advantage the Babe Ruths o? the tennis ' tain to get the ball and .get is quickly about her golf except that It H played meets Oneida at Preston. oo ANDERSON 3TARS. world. The only difference in their no matter what position she may be with the same long drives that a man In .the first period K. Anderson play is the way' in which they get in after the play is finished. There would play. Because of Her power she often i caught a ball' on the kickoff on the, around the court. Molla is what one is a certain amount of ' daintiness In line and raced 80 yards might call a merciless type of ; Weber the work of the French flash that does has to go to the male ranks for pracwith all the force of a big not phpw up in Molla,' s work. Her tice, for women dislike to play against through th- entire Davis team for a Pile Up 53 Points (Intercepted Forward Pass touchdownCouch failed to kick league swatter, she runs across the speed Is dazzling and sensational. one who Is o superior. Hut even Leopards courses in sure and heavy strides, manSuzanne you must remember, is against the men her practice games .ra.ve3 goal. on Fanners; Jordan "Weber's other score was made in ly in all respects. Her back strokes Franch and that carries with It tem- - are generally won." Scores 7 Points i -: Victory,. the second quarter. A side pass from Halliday to K. Anderson in this period Moran of Pittsburg In the sixth round resulted, ia the second and last Weber BATTERED PURDUE . (Fpecial Dispatch) (Hpeclal D'.fpatch) a .scheduled bout '.'score. Anderson aided by good interwu. i"""- LOOKS TO EASY iwtnu IOWA HlfhJ was outclassed throughout and New Owner Promises Fans KAl.T LA Kit. Oct- f cr ard ran In- Good tf ference put his dogs' in hi.rh gear and ir.i tinniie was all In when Roper put over the mil trnt:tl in winning out over i the Wen High gave the Pantiiem raced 85 yards down the field. Couch Class Crew of In sixth. knockout the Roper punch 29. Oct. kicked goal. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind,. the Jordanltcs here Frlay the final 14 to 7 victory over the GranllUr.sFri-In 191 191 ' Moran, weighed NEW pounds; YORK Sailor Baseballers Friedman of team line could hit the for With a lineup somewhat battered from Neither Jordan's lone th? Ian six minutes cf play here Koine- U tn 7. consistent gains. During the entire recent contests, the ' Purdue football KngllsH day. Granite's tone touchdown wasALBERT LEA. Minn. Marion Pies-tln- a tally was made in the flua! period fumthe game Weber registered Bix first downs team meets the strong Iowa eleven' lightweight champion, in the seventh High fumble. Hotreull of a Wen of Chicago, heavyweight wrestPORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 21. Port when AUsop picked up leopard . a t of round scheduled . tl- m ttr mrA while Davis tallied eight. bout . " touch' n lie and raced a to i here this afternoon in a contest which' in Madison yard Is to be given a t 'Inning baseball ble. He traveled of Albert threw land Helmer MyTe Iea ler, Garden when ATTACK a Rice's touchdown. to FATAL. 10 janls AIR Square is to be an easy victory foi seconds tossed goal. team and "put back where It belongs down. Howard kicked runs here. a towel Into the ring. In two straight falls . The aerial attack put into action in theexpected Hn The content was replete with action and end oo latter. sensational as the best baseball city In the Pacific The both trams displaying keen abilwere with the final period byr the Davis gridders the big Purdue Iowa Coast learue." William H. Klepper, tha plunges by the leopards HOUSTON, Texas. Pal Moore, of on was the Une. The t!efenSve strength . . . le . proved successful, the Farmers com- Lee Jordan A Kadsky ity new owner of the local club, declared feature of the game. Frankle Memphis, Granite machine was the h'.g the of outpointed . pleting nine out of twelve passes for Carmen on .It tackling. Thompson mate of his of .wak especially after the purchase announcing 15 In a of bout averages Chicago, per- feature of the came. . Melnike yards. Geiger Darmfr s field goal In the final final team recently. .lg. In FOOTBALL here the of Carman scored the fim Vet touchThe victory places Weber in fourth Walther opinion newspapermen. c . and his associate, James R. iod accounted for the leopards Klepper The are boxers in division In the eeconj period after takwhile down the race, lightweights. position Merrill Mead rg Brewster, both of Seattle, hope to score. a Davis hops; back into third place. . long forward pass f rem lcan-don- . . . ing rt and summaries; Slater Claypool The a lineups makecoast baseball here league f , K.. Anderson was the big star for Miller . . . . Belding MINNEAPOLIS. Stewart McLean, re itign- Jnrttan. About community proportion. forty Lin-C. Love f Murphy. and Wr.llam. Gocd and Carman were Catrow the Weberites, while c . . A. Devine St. Paul bantamweight boxer, knocked .qb business men will be Inter- Cropper. At Ogden Davis 14, Weber 13. Portland ord were the bright lights for the Rate . out tC- Shuttleworth Kump;the J Ic iTlar for the Par.lhers while ..lhb Jimmy Valentine of Duluth, In the At Salt Lake East High 5 8. Jor- - ested in the club It Is planned. Com- Withers winners. Love displayed rare ability Wagner,. d , . a fourth of round scheduled G. Uyaujl.iud'ay and T lnn narred for .rhb Devine If. dan 7. Seattle on the Wilcox put munity ownership end His of . bout Meeker here. In position. catching 120 fb. Locke at at;the They weighed rt. At Salt I.ake West High 14, Gran- baseball map, they say, and the same Flttgerald. . . . Pitt forward passes was superb. i Pounds Officials: The lineup and sumn.ry ; each, Earlh .It. am; Referee,Birch, Howard can will be done here. and thing ite 7. The Ogden Tigers and - Box Elder umpire, Kearns, Depauw. west High. Granite. Pestle; ' "My first efforts will be to lining nntr At North Cache 14. South . Taufer j oo-high school will, tangle on the local'e .le. j first-clasAriz. George Kotso- - Cache Logan PHOENIX. Mcr.iau s Totton ,c. j;outn up eight or ten 0. players for field today in a battle which will F. ..-McDonald Inoros. of Columbus, Ohio, won over At Lehl Lehl 3 4. Spanish Fork 7. the Portland lub,, Klepper said. f)tr;GcH)d I Hoberg. the championship of the local NEBRASKA PERFECTS iPete Sauer, of Phoenlx.'in a v. ll&e i rno Horiran .1g be must reinforcthe club that Mackay, . Despaln. figure wrestling At Tooele 0. Tooele Orantsville , division. lhb Harrt the' match Darmcr)lMvU here. Olson two ed had with at Aftei; STATE least class of BALL LEAGUE .rt..., At Park City Park City 6, Westeight players ' The lineup and summary: Hobert Jjr rk. fb How wrestled for one hour and 38 minutes. minster .it AA calibre to become a pennant con- AlUop. . o. Davis (14). for Weber (13). Kimball I . Jordan. . carmen Gwiliiam was Fhibstitutiona: .re. Sauer forced to. because I of team promise that the At Pocalello Pocatello 24. , Aber- tender, and D. Harvey LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct. 29. Organization an Injury to his arm quit Hickman. . . . .... . le . . ,.5e . . . . M. Hamilton we put Into the league will be up Fltigerald, Thompson for Ieipaln. II Kotsonoros and . 0. deen of a state was baseball . . . . . . . . league It perfected .'.Jones here wll Eikens i for Olson. was Kscandon Dastrup there fighting all season, Portland Cropper for lUndsay .ab.. given the match. Both men are OO Friday between representatives from . .. lg .Robinson Lincoln, j . for Dastrup Parry . . .: . ...T.'. Dastrup. David City, Grand Is- light heavyweights. John-aoAnderson Gehrire Beatrice, has cox, two .rh Pillette wjlUam and pitchers. In the province of Kuiechow, China, . . . Adams land. Norfolk, and Hastings. .. c Two more Hinckley VtKman who are wanted by several major for Kimball. KlmbaH for Tatton. b'jo-Tipton .lh... d race is a of M. Layton cities will ,be admitted later. C. J. Miles aborigines r"" j ic f Dern Morris, . rg Y. N. . Bob Anderson. Fast, BUFFALO, Ilwk blen .fb aa ell. for With Captain clubs. them was of elected called Grand league the Black trading Island, Mlaos. president . . . . . ....... rt .Lindf ord and secretary-treasureCortez: of Chicago, knocked out Frank greatly In character from the differing hullmer fori for we can Roper high-cJ- a material several Ilomney Uyan. get Chinese. .Love Crawshaw. . . . . . re We will buy other players Taufer, Caffey for kutnp. lieers ror i . vrt Asher for lUviaHome playem. . . . .C. Lindf ord Wilkensen. qb Lawrence for Darmrr. C.vire Fmilh Johnton for Qranite outright." Myer. Ki Anderson. . . .. lh F. Meyer .Woolley OUR BOARDING HOUSE Gth-- I for fwr Caffey. Pitt Hamilton BYAHERN L for one said of Catrow, his life's that Klepper . . .Johnson . eauc irJr.;Johnson; rh m. Peterson for Halliday. . for Haml'.tcn. It. own for Moyle mi. to been PortMeyer. ambitions has the fb . Couch Barker Touc hdowns West Carn.en. Good.. land Baseball club. For two years be for Fullmer. Fullmer for Beatle, TauScore by periods: Taufer. VdoUTffr GOKlvits Hoxxan. fer for baseKomney tw tAR. Granite. SUPPOSE Romney. the has been VJE&R Seattle of UGVOMlMG WELL. WEELS, 7 6 0 0 13 Weber . . , . Touchdown. Jordan Rlaier. unr re, Ref'ree. ball organisation. Klepper formerly Bcoring: . 0 0 OUT U SET OF" VJUPS sU PAJKl MV 0 14 14 HowDavis touchdown." "WIS IS K ElME TIME TO BE. BRKlGmG Goal following in lived !lrttsmn. Portland L and timr. Grim had &alm, K. mett-- v Darmer. Scoring: Weber Touchdowns, K. Touchdowns, D Fast ard. Grande. STEED OnTER WERETes' HY 0RT)ER ! F Y0L3 VJERE "DEUVE!V4G Anderson 2; goal after "touchdown, oo-Sale of the Portland club will mark Meyer 2. Taufer. Roberts, Romney. iki-rL Couch.5' touchYOUR GOT BECAUSE Goal ORDER Reatle. following Beers. basecoast the passing from CEVHURY PLIvm THEY'D league yj FULL one MICHIGAN FAVORITE Scoring: Davis Touchdowns, Barat the for of Judge downs. Taufer flva of six, RobertsGoal ball, least, present vou? 'remember do cuRloT; BLO0K BEKRE' VOU GOT OVER VDUR one. ker, Love; goals after touchdowa, one cf W. W. ; McCredle, president, and his of one. Dirmfr IN ILLINOIS TUSSLJ? THEY'S OTHER CUSTOMERS 'kT UME Johnson 2 Darmer from yards). Walter thirty fild. of McCredle, nephew, manager ! .route most Substitutions: Weber Bailey for you're slow Score by periods: the team. The McCredles have owned AJ4XI0US FRYlU PAWS WMTi'vi 7 0 0 0 7 Eikens; Eikens for Bailey; Bailey for .. Jordan Beavers receiv1J05. the since URRANA, I1U Oct. 2. Prior ta EnOUGhTO BE e"WM4CE They 1 Eikens. 2 11 SI East football ed uove flSO.000 team. nrro the High vrr for annual Michigan-Illinoi- s the wTW he To rGEWT . FOR THE SEVEVi Davis Bobbins for Johnson; JohnA. Fred OfflcUl referee; of Prince, Coach Under the McCredMichigan, Toil, the of game today. ownership son for'Robbins; Bishop for Barker. TW CHOICE ! Prouse. 11. COO to the Illino; George wag to pre-n- t les Portland has had good and bad Leland umpire; VE LOCUSTS ! Officials Ashton, referee; Hall, Memorial sildlum fund f,r a co'yrr.n baseball. In 10 they aaaembled what Drown, head llneiman. oo head linesman. Time umpire;, Worley, was declared to be one of the greatgridIn honor cf a former M of periods,l 5 minutes. P.ed-deG. Curtis est minor Lieutenant. teams iron existIn ever star, league COLONELS, 'PRAYING -oc v. I d c n. t ence. They won the pennant that wbt the Rainbow . BATTLING HARVARD died Inof IVanee. The garr.e today was year and also took the championship COLORADO-CHICAGn . . n' v OHr-xll-- (I rll f J . ( , ? CY X: i WWJrt? ' ; " , m m a . At-- ' a lJ-ear-o- !d V i , . - v-o-pce ! . ! Wii-kens- - en I llr '! ! . . hr he h-ij'- -- - rt!rl ,i.f,.i 45-ya- rd - in - - -i .g siana-inlerferlr- n. I t out-drlv- en IBTHH'IS JORDAN LOSES bull-doggedn- cer-dee- - 20-ya- rd player-Bangin- FROM GRANITE TO EAST HiGHi . " BEAVERSE VflLL g . HAVE - T 12-roun- Ring and Mat here-Mora- d wayior raniuer 117 TEAM Ft n First : 1-- 2. .-- 15-rou- - r. - nd h 3 , ' j . , Jun-122-rou- nd results! . ,. -- al r. Gran-iSleple'lt- ten-roun- , i , v I- . ........ . ........ ...rr...... de-,cld- b se T I j j " -- . n. 1. ...... - ...... ...... dark-skinne- j P-ati- r. ; - ....... ........... ......... ............ -- - pre-aldsn- t All-so- 1 U' sg :HC Gc-odwl- -- BOW-LEGGE- - p. cutb n. : r- I O In PLAY ON WET FIELD Oct. 29. Football thusiasts hoped for clearing weather for the University of Colorado and University of Chicago football game here today notwithstanding a thunder-showthis morning. . Coach Stagg regarded the' contest as an Important one and with Ohio Stat game a week away, planned to develop a varied attack. The visitors were reported as (skilled especially in open play. With the heaviest line in yeafs, the Maroons expect, lr necessary, to "put up a strong defensive game if they can secure an early lead. ' . Lineup; Colorado ' Chicago Crisler v.; .V. . . .le. . . . . . ... Noggle er - . .... Fletcher Jv. Halladay, Tattge ; Bryan '- -;.. Cole iTiznme ' . ;..rt. .;re , . qb . U M .Th.,. -- COLUMBIA. Franklin .,.MlhwM ... . .. Jack , f r. to be c.oe, although ripeted was the "avorl'.e. CAMBRIDGK. Mass., Oct. : -- -- The Centre college eleven with "Ho" Mlllen and the other "praying onela," whose gridiron exploits have made famous the little Kentucky college thty represent were wn acain In the stadium today, lined up to do battle with the Harvard varsHy. A cloaer game than the 21 to 14 contest, won by Harvard lat Jear, was forecast. The probable lineup: Centre Harvard Kernan . . lirown . . Kunhardt ......If...... . . . .It. . . . ....rtre .. . . . "ick . TfWE BUTCHER I . BC LPvTt. VllTH DRIFTB miVJO HOURS THE V4AKBURGER . if-- a' Mo-- . Oct. 21. On edge from a week's practice to echool them In better defense against aerU! attack, the University of Missouri football eleven met the Drake team from Ies Moines here today. Drake, unbeaten so far this reason, has attracted wld attention In tbe, Missouri Valley conference this yevr ty Its brand of air game. l Goe--- . ... ... ......... .It .... .......... lg .... Uteri, i Httketee Cappcn Roby I . . , Fa bo . . Olander . Vogel ... lhb " Mchr . . , . Irc tt VJ-u!- it .. Ft J . . .. . . - n . CraEtle Oregon J n ': .lhb-.rhb- 1 i I 1 r. j::r 1 r r--- - 1 ft itrii I f-g-are- - I 4 ', i V v x; i wi FOR NEXT SEASON Roberts 1 rR .t nlvers.ty of 3' e n r. j' I v a n a i ha much on her fctball t"A:ri g . . . McMlllen Johnson qb 1. t en th far. . frr . . . . f.'on, Arm."!ror. Chapln sn !V IV, V:f Vr ' r . . . 8n rv! d t j . Rouillard r x , 5 r 3"r xcc u r'd ir.g to C oc i J r y . . . fb . . Gehrke . . have mere Rart.ettji i.en.':an. tbe Quakers r. vt i than cr- high class rr. Formdaan" women are demanding t rtir.arily falls to the cf ma college, the abolition of "engagement money j Thre youngster frra Fcrtt High who-i- ! at Toledo are fir, paid by suitors tooo-thttf" families.. w ere J::g up and rvt in t y .;,. Tkey 1 fuel oil lank have been n - j ft n r, who wtch4 the jirg tallea at Unalaska. In the Aleutian j their -high hool days. They-. rt tr on xh ; ::for ships that pi t.hre. M acomber At. Carney FINE TEAM LOOMS Kubale 3 orifi - Anderen Qb".... ...........oo.fb James Illinois . Tf rhb Mkrhl-ca- , ... .....c ....rr ..... ..rg ... Muirl;ead Johr. Shadisn . .,,.... . WlUon I un n . . Gordy . Jg rg . Xlichigan Kirk '. McLean LeFevre . Mellet Britznxan . . . Muth Wlllard Quinlan Blllbrough tall-ende- MISSOURI PREPARES FOR DRAKE'S PASSES : - ...... .. 1114. Flnca In second di- Walter McCredle. a picturesque baseball figure, has ben described by many aa one of the shrewdest man-- ' agers In the minor leagues. His specof ialty has been the development younger plajers and he hui tent a Urge number of men. up to the major leagues. His particular work waji development of shortstops and of the shortstops he sent up, four, Olson.. Pecklhpaugh. Bancroft and Hollach-er- Janln are still In the big leagues. Iadd oo Hubbard - ... Itil. Ills and team has ended H14 the vision, this year and last being CHICAGO. MoGuire (c) ...It Lewis . ... . ; . . . . . . lg . '. . c. Dawson . t '. . Red . . rg 110, 5 vo:,-r.gte- -- r- ;. |