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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1912. so FORCES PIGSKIN KICKS GOAL YESTERDA Y'S FOOTBALL RESULTS VARSITY IS HELDTO TIE 0NJRIBIS0N OVER IN FIRST MNHTEOFPLAY Yale Defeats Lafayette on Home Gridiron. BOTH ROCHESTER AND HAMILTON I WILLIAMS PUTS A BLACK MARK CROSS GOAL LINE. 0N HARVARD'S ARCHIVES.

NEITHER KICKS GOAL LOSERS PUT UP GAME FIGHT STAR PLAYS ABOUND Railroad Property For Sale Private tracks, Warehouses, Stables, etc. Centrally located. Gale Lashes Across Field Durins Contest. All -Around Athlete Does Wonderful Things. Visitors Show Splendid Recti-- perative Powers, but Fail to Hold Big Fellows from Goal.

Try lor Place Goal Failure DRAWBACK TO YELLOW TEAM WORK HIM IN TWO PERIODS At Clinton University of RoctWer 6, Hamilton G)IIege 6. At New Haven Yale 1 6, Lafayette 0. At Ithaca Cornell 1 4, New York University 6. At Princeton Princeton 3 1 Virginia Poly, 0. At Philadelphia Swarthmore 6, Pennsylvania 3.

At Cambridge Harvard 26. Williams 3. At Providence Wesleyan 7, Brown 6. At Syracuse Carlisle Indiana 33, Syracuse 0. At Hamilton Colgate 12, Hobart College 2.

At Schenectady Union College 7, Worcester Poly. 6. At Troy Rensselaer Poly. 34, Middlebury 7. At Annapolis Lehigh 14, Midshipmen 0.

At West Point Army 1 9, Rutgers 0. At Carlisle Dickinson 6, St. John's 6. At Hanover Dartmouth 55, Vermont 0. At Philadelphia Yale Freshmen 1 3, Pennsylvania Freshmen 0.

At Madison Wiiconsin 56, Northwestern 0. At UrBana Tllinoia At Ann Arbor Michigatv 55, M. A. 7, At Lincoln Nebraska 30, Kansas Aggies 6. At Des Moines Drake 21, Alumni 7.

At Lexington -Miami 1 3," Kentucky 8. At Kalamazoo Albion 27, Kalamazoo 0, At Green Castle Wabash 62, Depauw 0r At Iowa City Iowa 14, Cornell 0. At Columbus Ohio State 34, Denison 0. At Orono University of Maine 1 8, Rhode Island State 0. At Hartford Trinity 27, Bowdoin 0.

At Amherst Amherst 1 4, Springfield 3. At Exeter Phillips-Exeler 6, Bates 0. At Cleveland Case 12, Wooster 0. At Akron 'Buchtel 0, Western Reserve 7. At Worcester Norwich 6, Holy Cross 0.

At Washington Georgetown 20, Washington and Lee 0. At Amherst Massachusetts Agricultural College 46, Boston 0. During That Time Brickley. ot Olympic Fame. Is Rushed Over Line for Two Stalwart Defense OHset by Inability to Launch Ball, by Booting.

Out Danger, Wind Driving Leather Back-Forayth In Dramatic Dash ol Forty Yards Hajlug oa sogsy field in a humid atmophere Yale defeated Ijafuyeite, Hi to 0, to-day, scoi-ing thirteen points lu the first half. A three-yard center by Flynn and a quarter-back run by Cornell sent Vale over the line for the first touchdown within a minute after play began. This was the only scoring ol the period, Three short line plunges in-the seo ond period and Philbin smashed over Tallies a Field Goal and Lifts a Goal from Placement Finest and most practical site in city For Factory, for the second touchdown, 4'iistie mse4 a field goal at the 30-yard line and the period ended after some plunges by Tap- tain Spalding end Philhin that netted nothing. Cambridge, Oct. 12.

Harvard defeated Williams to-day by a score of 2tT to 3, the Crimson being ecored on by a lipid goal by MaeNamee. The field waa soft and muddy or the total of points scored by the Criuunon would have been At the end of the first half the score wus 111 to O. lirickiey, Harvard's all-around athlete nnd representative of the U. 8. Olympio KHines at Stockholm, romped away with two touchdowns a i Yale lost the lall five minutes after i the second half opened, with the hall brought seventy yards to Lafayette's 10-yard line, -where Fchr snatched forward pass and Diamond kicked out of danger.

Tirelessly forcing the Lfavotte lln For Wholesale Proposition. again in stubbornly fought piungea the 1 Yale bftekg. brought the ball to Lafav- i P. 0. Box 768, Rochester, N.

Y. roin placement while he was in tho llno-up (lining the first two periods and was responsible for fifteen of Harvard' points. Tli first touchdown was scored by Hnckley, after four mimilea of play, after Wendell and Hard wick had carried the. ball In ateady rushes to Williams' live-yard line. Uricklcy failed to kick Coal.

The sccood touchdown for Harvard was the result of a muffed punt by Lewis, the Williams quarterback, which was recovered by Ixigan, who took thn ettes Ht-ynrd line, iSpiil.ling, rstle and Murkle alternating. Held at the 7-yard line until the third down, Markle dropped a pretty field goal between tho po.vts for laic's final acore. Lafayette displayed splendid recuperative power In the final period, Diamond starring. Vear the end of play Diamond giiace goat but the try vent CORNELL PUTS UP GAME FIGHT AND BEATS N.Y. Shows More Ginger Than in Any Game to Date.

PLUCKILY OVERCOMES LEAD YAr.ro. Oallaguer Positions. LAFAYBTTR D. Plamond Sp.tlU nisMlcW Demwrsl wl Chronlcls Clinton, N. T.

Oct. 12. With veritable gala whistling aprons the gridiron dnring the ei.tlre play, Rochester TJnl-veraity played Hamilton to a 9 to 6 tli! on Steuben Field thla afternoon. The result of the game was pearly a big urpriae to the visiting team, although it waa outwoighed. The game started off with the weather dubfawa, and -when the final whistle blew the playing field waa in darkne.

It took Rochester almost the entire first quarteT to become accustomed to the sllpery smooth -sodded gridiron, hut near the dose of the period the visiting eleven, "aided by several well-executed passes and a swell run of thirty, yards by Captain Jack Forsyth through the entire Clinton team, pushed ChoabTo over for a touchdown. The second and third period provided snrao of Uie most dashing football seen on Steuben field tn years. Several time; Hamilton worked the ball dangerously neiir to the Bodester roal line, only to he held for downs by the visitor. And 'Rochester came mighty near crossing the Ilsnillton lino during these periods. In one Instance the bard-flgliting Uochestor leader got wav for a run of forty yard and for a time It looked Ilk a dash for another touchdown, bnt he was Anally brought down bnt a fe yarda from the line.

Pourth Period In Darkness. The fourth quarter was played In semt-ilarkneesfl and with a large crowd of Hamilton rooters yelling their utmost to urge on their team, the Clinton eleven gradually worked up to Rochester' 10-yard line. There the Rochester defense again stiffened and the Yellow held for downs Hindered by tho strong wind, Storey waj unable to kick to safety, and three more Hamilton line plunges took the ali oVr the line, trying the score. Hamilton's surprisingly line showing can In part be accounted for by the feat that the Butt and Blue teem outweighed the visitors newly ten pounds to a man. The home team nun had the advantage of playing on Its home Held, and that was certainly great advantage aa It took Koohrarter the beet part of the first period to beoome uncd to the Held.

Mob rr. of RoeheateBj who la noted for pulling oft some long ran, Warren Left Left tackle' 'lifliifilBP 'Rill I Byer Holmes Cooney fjrt Benson TIGERS HAVE EASY TIME WITH VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC ELEVEN Game Is Loosely Played by Both Teams. Princeton, Oct. 12. ila a alow and loose game of football Princeton defeated Virginia Polytechnic here this afternoon, 31 to 0.

The speedy Tiger backs, Pendleton, Baker and Walter, circled the ends and ripped up the Poly line for long gains. Hewitt's fumbling did much to slow up tho l'rinceton attark and the whole team lacked a concerted pitch. Princeton emild do nothing -with the forward pass, falling on every attempt, while Virginia scored but one suceea out of five tries. Princeton's defense had no real wnrkont to-day as the visit-, to hold the ball. Tho Virginia backs tried several peculiar kick formations, but the Tiger forwards broke through and spilled the play before they gni under way.

Hewitt as responsible fnr, 10 inquire into and Big Red Team's Slashing Attack, Supplemented by Lonfi Dash by Taber.MutilatesDefense oIEnemy When Defeat Seems Imminent learn the facts of Ithaca, 12. After allowing New York Uulversity to scoro a troiuiilowu eiirly in the second Jifi'id of tho Ktiuitt Unlay, Cornell canm to life in the second half and in the best exhibition she has put up this year gcored two touchdowns and beat out tho New YorV team, 14 to 6. The visitors scored their touchdown by a Rerien of constant advances from Cornell' 35-l'A'-d line, -where they had recovered punt lMunsrea ouUide of tackle by Dermott and Smith, and a couple of forward passes over the srim-mutre line to 1 ditcher brought the ball to Cornell's 2-yard Hue uud Smith took it over. second tally, carrying the ball over on c- viuiuoer ai quarter. Wendell and Hrickley sturtcd to work and moved down tho vlitors' line afler Williams had made a stubborn stuud on her one-foot line, but had to give Up the ball on downs.

Hrickley scored the touchdown by a left tackle plunge and Hitchcock, kicked the goal. To cap tho climax of hw brilliant work of the afternoon Hrickley kicked a goal from placement from the twenty-eight-yard line in the third period. Williamw carried the Harvard substitute team of its feet near the end of thw period and in four successive forward passes gained evcnty yanls with Lewis. Garfield and MaeNamee Ktarred for the team from the Herkshirea. Tho Harvard liue-up bewildering and MacNaniee finally hooted a pretty field goal for illiams from his own twentv-tnur-ynrd line.

HARVARD. WILLIAMS. Position. VVeatherhead Vte.I '-eft end. etorer Prlndle Left tackle.

Pennock Mason Left guard. Hewlett V. Wlthlngton moM in-chcock Walkl.r Right tackle. a'k Klght end. 0ar6an Lewis yuarlerbsck.

Brlckloy tr a i halfback. II. Hardwlek Tr- kartell Turner Fullback. SubsMtntes-For Harvard, Pana. H.

Jrotliituttnn aiol Trmnbul! ws'her-bea'l. 1. Frothlugham and Beebc for Stor-er, nlgglorworth tor Paniceiiur- 1 Fmtli-lnghnm for Hitchcock, Mllhollan'ri and Fcl-ton for CnllMge. Iitan and Brsdlev for (lardner, T. Hardwlek for Hrickley, Bradley and l.lnguanl for H.

Hardwlek, Battle for Wendell: for Williams, Bell, for Ma-snii. McNamee for IJrlscoll. Clarke for Turner. Score, Harvard 2rt. Wllllnnis touchdowns, ftrlcklev 2.

Bettle 1: gnsls from "bdnwns, Hlfeiicoek, T. Frothlniliam; goals from field. BrlcKlev a McNamee; r. f-rree 1. B.

Pendleton, llowdoln; nnipircs, F. W. Burleigh. Kseter: llnenman, tJ. wan unable to get a stsrt on sccount of tho waxud condition of the field.

In tho Kecond half. Hill for Cornell ran the kick-off back twenty-six yards. Aft Successful with Pass. Roth teams were unusually sincesstful tu working the forward pass, and the soores er a punting exchange TabeT ran to TJui- the increasing demand for Liebotschaner would force you to one of two conclusions: either our home folk are going totally to the bow-wows, or, that there is some peculiar good in our product which is being appreciated Liebotschaner One Bottle at Mealtimes and WATCH! Genesee Brewing Co. Phones 71 ran be accredited largely to that feature of the game.

Hamilton hsd one play under Its sloxve which baffled the Rocheater Play-era nearly every time it was tried, and the wrer ouca on tacKle. Lgge, standing on the 60-yard line, tried a drop kick for a goal a few minutes later, but the ball went only a short distance toward the posts. Another weak attempt at a goal from the 42-yard line was Virginia a last bid for a score, for Princeton ran the ball and Pendleton (rot loose for the Tigers' third tally. rmecton'a way. PRINCETON.

VTBOIN1A Positions. ADare'r, rTnghe. Phillips Mt end- 1 i Bnrrus Shek Anderson Bh.etb.enth.! UlIn w. Breckenridge "'got guard. Trenkman Right tackle.

Trenkman Lefrhr, Bsker RlKht 'nd- Qunrterha-k! Pendleton Saunders Left halfback. B. Waller Hcdeson Right halfback. nraon rarrl-h Pu Ibsck. versiry's 20-yard line.

From tbis point O'Connor and Frits gained eleven yards. Taber went to the 1-yard line ani then he wriggled across for the tirst score. In the fourth period Huntley's punt wa partially blocked and T'hr recovered for Cornell on the 15-ynrd line. Here the Itbacaus showed some pep and in short advances finally took the ball over. Tabor scoring.

Trainer kicked a field goal, but it waa not allowed because the Cornell line was off side. trick waa usually good for from ten to twenty yards. It was a form of delayed pass, worked with many unsolvable variations. Captain Jsrk Forsyth was the whole works for Rochester. He was only the one eonslstent ground gainer, bnt he SWARTHMORE FIRES BOMB INTO PENNSY CAMP, WINNING, -3 No Question About Better "Team Carrying Off the Honors.

Plneeton. Ballln for i for Andrews. 11 rtsljee also played superbly In backlog op the line. Forsyth made some hard tackles and his work told In nearly every play. It was principally his playing that made the Rochester touchdown pomltde, for by lua forty-yard sprint he bought the ball within striking distance of Uie goal Hue.

Blorey and Chesl.ro put ip Ane exhibitions la the back He Id, although both were injured early In the game. Storey was Intrusted with the areata part ot the punting. Nesry. the Rochester quarterback, did not get away with soy ot his usual long runs. He was, bowevor, sure of himself when It came to plaiuilug the Rochester attack, and getting the runner after the latter had eluded the linemen.

imi, rtreit ror Uewltt. V. Swsrt tr Shenk Wight for F. Trenkman, Km-Blnns for S. Hnker Tr lork Woodward Wght guard.

Wagonhurst Wight tockle. ILgtit end. J. Diamond. pwim ymrterhack.

Philbin Ortws Ift halfback. Bpalding llrown Right halfback. F1nn Fehr FulUiack. Score, Yale IB. Iefnyetto touchdowns.

hllbm; goal, philhin; goal from Held. Miirklc: umpire, Crolius, Iiartraouth r-r-eree Okeson. Uhlgli; head liuesm.ill. lltch, Uilllums; time of periods, 1 mlu- SubjtltutesFor Yale. Sheblon for (ial-'nuer H.

Warren for W. Warren. Green Looncy, t'arr for York. Pendleton for llbot, ttiorn for Avery, SInrkle for rfTll-oin, Camp for Markle, Hakvr for SiialdTiig. Markle for Flynn, Flynn for Mnrkle; for Ijafayette, Furey for.ji, Dlamotirt.

Anr-on for Byer, Foss f. .1. Diamond, Bmwu for OroMs. II. Ulatuodfl for Furey.

Pardek for 1). Iilamonil, Ke.iy for Brown. J. Diamond for Fo. Moro for Brown.

Hammond fur More, Field for Hammond. MIDSHIPMEN MET THEIR FIRST DEFEAT IN THREE SEASONS Lehigh Hands Bitter Pill to Naval Academy. Annapolis, Oct 12. The Naval Academy team was clearly outclassed by Lehigh this afternoon and was defeated, 14 to 0. It was a bitter pill for tho midshipmen, ivs it was the finst defeat in three seasons.

Lehigh was stronger in every material department of the game. The Xavy had an unusually etroeg nnd heavy team, but its distinctive weak point was the almost entire abtwoce of interference. Flashing- all over the field, running his team with judgment and effectiveness and distributing well placed punts was I'izxatti, the enptnin and qunrterbick of Ixlngh. In the first two minutes of the game he received punt nnd ran uventy yards for a touchdown, and shorter gain were frequent throughout the game. In the third period ho shot a lonj? forward pass to Yclajvela, who received, it inside the goal line and tho second score of the game became a fact.

Holian kicked -both goa's. The midshipmen never got dangerously close to scoring. ORIENTS 25, U.OF R. 2DS 0 Much Heavier University Line Is Disrupted by Assaults. The Varsity Reserves were defeated by the Orients on the esmpus yesterday, 18 to 0.

The Varsity men were much heavier, bnt they were outplayed at every point of the game by the high school boys. MoskowHt was the star. His speed on entl ruus and Cross bucka resulted In tfc touchdowns. Hays blockedi a punt and run seventy yanls for a touchdown. Jen-cdugs made some long end runs, and Haag and Schleyer were strong oa the defense.

Line-up: ORIENTS VARS1TT. Positious. McCoy, Hlllyard Hawkes Left end. Hsy Ilnff Left ts kle. Chubb Schooler Left iuard.

Haag Gasette Center. Kallusch Mc Bala lilght guard. Oppenbelmer Somen tackle. Scbleyer (eapt) Arentt P.lght eci Jennings Goldstein yuarternaok. Bornkessel Tlbertlller Ift halfback.

Muskowtts Mulroney Itlght halfl'ack. Trotter Aru Fullhai-li. Toucbdowrin Moskowlia Haye; goal from toui li b.wn, Jeanlcgs; referee. Ball; umpire, YorWey bend linesman, Saojer; Clibert snd Howmau. Mrvnr Frank Keeler.

of tho TTnt. Hapgood, of Brown; time, 12 minute periods. SYRACUSE SWAMPED IN ANNUAL SOIREE WITH INDIAN TEAM Thorpe and Powell Split Salines in Twain After Rain. for lYenkman. roollttle for nnker.

I.ongstretch for Logan. Dewltt for Strelt. I. Snart for Itlnetbefithsl; for ant groin HOI Virginia .1. 1..

sioore ror Hrecltenrlrtt'e. Touchdowns, Pendleton 2. Dewltt. IT. Baker: goals from tniirbdowns.

Pendleton 2. It. Baker 2: goal from field, IT IHker: referee. Crowcll. Swarthmore: nmptre.

'Por-rpv. Pennsvlranla: head lineman. Klrbv. rieorrctown: time of periods, It. 10.

11, 10 minutes. SOLDIERS 2, KODAK PARK Gay In lor First Time. Oay played bis first game ot the season with the teutn and bis work In bolstering up tho line was first class. Jong sud Uie cuon, went lust tn gH down uiHior puma, and bwiu tooatvU up well at the rvctxvlug tad or forward passvs. loiuubu Stone vlayed the stellar game for Hamilton, lie and Itobtusen proved to be attfTMlve players, sud at tuuva It st-euiea tuougli the itochrster llneiDt-a could uot check Ibeiu.

OgUM st center, n-us the only new nam In the line-up and he did exosllMit work la keeping out UK Guardsmen Put Up Their Finest Exhibition of Season, Company of the National Onard, rbtlndclphla, Oct 13. Swarthmore College iimmi a big surprise en tbs University of I'eunsylvanta football team this afternoon by giving the Qutkers their first "defeat ot the stason. Tt- visitors won, 6 to 3. Tbere wss no qnestWa about the better team winning. 8wsrthnnr got the Jump on Pennsylvania snd In the first period Lots carried the bsll eighty yards for a touebdown.

Marshall msds Vennaylvanla's only score with a drop kick from the 90-rsrd Una. CASCADULA 27, EES. 0 Itbaca, Oct 12. Bast nijrn School, or Rochester, wss absolutely helpless before the Impenetrable defense sad vldoos stuck of the Cascadllla Prepsratory School tesm here to-dsy, losing by a score of 2T to 0. Mueller and Wllcnx, a former Ehst High Iwy, played a swell game for the locals.

played the finest football It has displayed this season tn Its contest with the Kodak socei'r team yesterrtny. winning by a score of i to In a game that was seek and neck all the way. Simpson and Tbomao were pin revs that caused tbs camera men a bnncb of annoyance. The soldiers lined up aa follows: Ooal, Hopson: fullbacks. Chapman and Miller; halft'scka, Daly, Robertshaw and Sandrel; forward.

Tboiusu, Htmpson, Smith and Marx. Syracnse, Oct. 1. Carlisle defeated Syracuse at foottwll to-dnr before a crowd of perrons, to 0. The vl.Itors soored two towhdowns In the third periol and threo In the fourth.

Thorps kicking three of Ave goals. At the end of tea minutes of play a heavy Shower broke, acwunpanled by blub nliid. and for twenty minutes the teams battled In a field of mod, neither being able to score. The weather cleared Before the third quarter, but tho field wvs muddy and Syracuse was unable to hold Thorpe and Powell from making repeated long ruins. Leei of team oranliajlon spelled deft at Syracuse.

L'lL AHTHA AGREES TO TAKE $50,000 TO FIGHT EOSTON BABY That Mill and One with Sam McVey to Be His Last. Uvcuwier isciiera. VV1U the am quarter nearly over, For-syth railed off his run uf forty yanla. earning tho tall to Hamilton's 4-rsrd line, and on the next uley Cliesuro was puttied er for a touuudonu. long railed kick goal.

scoring was (lone In the kwond or third iunr. tlnoUimns s.vr cuiue lu the lANt'part of tlie flual quarter. Uy muses and several rood bucks Uie Hamilton team workisl the ball to K'hewws it-yard line. Hoehenier helu, but Storey's punt went out of bounds and Hsmllton atalu started Krtnmiaire from the -wrd line. three unauorMtfnl sttenrpu.

the Clinton team shoved the ball over, trlng the score. Hamilton fated uUo to kick rL ROCHESTER. HAMILTON. Tovltlona. Little XMy Good-bye, Al Kaufman! Is Whipped to a Standstill Luther McCarty, Western Behemoth, Comes Close to Assassinating Heavyweight.

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Lett "tackle'. Lett guard. Center. Batrd Bcblebd Back-ban Miller Jeeeup Thompson Oailvte IVtler Right guard. Gay La Force RJght tackle.

l-ong FVar Right end. Neery Leavemrorth Quarterback. Storey Robinson Left halfback Korsytn (raptalm Btone (captain) Right halfback. Cbeebro Abernatby fullback. Chicago, Oct.

12. Jack Johnson tonight announced that he had scooted the offer of to Sht Sam and Sum McVey In Australia, made by Hugh D. '-liitoah. H1 'cave Chlcasro on fr A istr.illa ami will train there. He wilt Uncfwd December 20th.

rhe formal contract will bs slgued on Is 'd. slthunfU all the t'e-tnlls ot the were agreed upon to Oay. The deal wss after a eonference between Jack Johnsoa and W. J. Kelly, San Francisco, Oct.

12. Vonni tap for Al Kanfman a wlilte hope! The San Francisco beavrwelRht was put out of commlslou by Jther McCarty tn the second round of their bout St fce Klghth street arena to-day. Four tluie la ,11 Kauhnau waa sent to the floor. While be was tatlierlng himself op after the fourth down, and while the tlmekooper waa tolling off the second. Referee Jim OrtHln grabbed McCarty'a gloved (1st and held tt.

It was a ease of doing the right Uiia at Uie right time, for the few mure smsdies of the kind Inflicted by McCarty Woold have produced the sleep spU. While the contest was very short, sharp and decisive. It will require other arrangements to determine whether McCarty Is really a fighter of promise. The one thing made plain by to-dny's dbplay Is thst Ksufinan has lost all that be ever possessed 1n the way of boxing quaJlilcatluas. His Ideas of defense have vanished Wire the rest.

When HcCsrtr started out wttfc the volley of lefts and rights that marked the beginning of the end, Kaufman's bead vfas as essy to reach as the punching bag dangling la McCarty' training altera, I Substitutions Kor Rochester. Rlshnn QNE CENT A WORD the D. "Want Column. brings your want to th notice of many thousand. fir loog.

Attrlilve for Little. Arinntrong fr Hsird, tSnthrle for Ksckbsus, Iewts for Miller, Csulklns for Storey, Ralrd for tTiesbvo. Rochrt-r 8. Hamilton for Rochester. Cbesbro; for Hamilton.

ttone; referw. lltw-kley, (leorgetown; smplee, Roberts, Tufta; time of quarters, ll aiwl mlmilea. Name Cadets, is having some dilliculty 10 seenring bookings for lSMlMOl.t. Any fast ones wauling to test the strength of the it'adets are a.ked to communicate with hiui, No. 13 St.

John's park, Char-iotte. repwtcntablve Hugh D. Mcintosh, the Australian Sg'1' promoter. "I am confident of wlntdng both bat-tVs." said oh num. "1 eipstt these to be mj last ring battles.".