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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920, ‘ 7 lify in Golf Tourne FROM 42D STREET TO ANTWERP - - - - By Thornton Fisher Foren Title, Says Hagen X Raising” 6 xe ‘aren a ow HE iN Because of Big Entry List of jw tnere wil! be few on hand to seo 270, ‘Many Stars Are Not Ex- them start-tn their journey. There , were many good rounds played in pected to Get Into Final 72] practice yesterday, but the lowes: Hole Pla’ jthat I heard about was the 70 ree'ed Ys off by Gil Nicholis and Charles Hoff- . ner, Gil ts staging a great comoda By Walter Hagen, ond It seems like old times to eeu _— } : “ Open Golf Champion. him figured as a favorite again, abd ¥ Z TOLEDO, 0. Aug. 10—We are all| ® favorite he surely will bait he cun awaiting the call to the first tee In| bold on to his present game, iio the open champlonship. The list was| Played better golf than Holfner, In- awelled late yesterday afternoon by|Asmich as he did both rounds in 3\, the addition of several more entries,| While Hoffner had a 84 and a 36. which brings the total up to 270. Big Ted Ray was watohea with ‘This means that only one {tn five will|!nterest, and in a four-ball mate! qualify and adds greatly to the dan- which included his side partner, Harry ger of sore of the stars being left|Vardon, he took a 72, the sume figuiy behind. In a field with as mach class | that it took long Jim Barnes. 1 saw as this, one has dowbts whether any | Several holes played by Vardon, and observed that he was ttiny player with two rounds that ‘otal| Gistance than in any of the matcher ¥ ‘International Club Officials - Should “Lay Off” That Eng- worse than 156 will get in. that 1 have seen him play. This was \ Surely some golfers who have no| On account of the fact that he uacd — ‘\ chance to win the title will quality/® Wehter ball. The heat did mor seem to bother the veteran, but { and crowd out a few good ones who| noticed that he called off his efter- are temporarily off their game; but/noon round, which was very wise \t is @ fair break for all and the man ina Ay re vores playing pes ne en am inclin: to tl at with @ lot of alfbie after the finish | they will tind this out to thelr sorrow ot gsi play will have a hard bee) inn tournament begins, ‘time in finding an audience, did not complete « fuil round BECOME on eras No golfer need think of offering the bball T Seerg ge pe over e he first nine, se uk ven erty? ar v2 Inverness course as an exouse, as the and then played a few of the last Dow ma Ad f \ consensus of opinion ts that it {s the | nine on the way back. | know the & SYLPH BUT He SURE , ‘ ; dest test of tht game that the cham-|courde well enough and figured that THROW & WicKED SHOT |plonship players have ever been up | tt vette Cees te at: tte feo @ practice against. Pros favor the course be-| fo, the big event on Thuraday and couse it 4e fair in every way. Lf the| Friday. Jim Barnes thought that sun keeps on shining the greens may /one preliminary round would do for im» Interest seemed to centre yes- bode rey aorta, erore the week 16 | terday in the playing of Bobby Jones, over and a little more roll may be/ who was furnishing the dig gallery obtained on the fairways, but it can-| with some exhibition. He was out in not bake out fast enough to spoil the | 85 and but little worse coming home pehinsrac thd = Bobby {s attracting more attention . than any of the players and appears The first pair’ are scheduled to! to be delivering the goods, STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL LEAGUE. Ma CLL ew ets ieave the first tee net before 7A. M:,| (Commi by the Bell Syeda, 1800) CARELESS HE if 5 eae cea EVENING WoRLD's ) U.S. Bike Riders MEMORIES SARATOGA SELECTIONS. Firat Race—Nightstick, Aurum, Fluzey. Second Race—No selections. ano sr Cincinnati, 16; Boston, 6 (tirst gamer, THE REGULARS ON 4 Clocinnatl, &; Borton, 2 (second game, MISS PAT ‘TA, Lowls, 12; Philadelphia, 10 (11 inalege). GAMES TO-DAY. } | Are Defeated by OWN SPORT HISTORY Bocedy Belgians More Coast League Players om the \ Third Race—Wacha , Gen- “ Pittaburyh at New York (two gamer). s eee orl Average, RaQ nt Carpet. ; ANTWERP, Aug. 10.—America’s tt- . “ Ghieage at Brookiyn, i Wourth dace—Tuay Wiavnl, Mat- SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.—William | cycle team was defeated by the Belgians Cincinnati at Boston, ouR. f DS uralist, Boniface. H. McCarthy, President of the Pacific|in one of the preliminary heats of the ; St. Louie at Phitadetphia, OWN Par MSDONALD, 6 pith, Race—Titanta, Ablaze, co t Baseball League, on his rezurn|4,000 metre relay race at the Velodrome REPRESENTING NCL Si se pyae Meal frdm a trip to Loa Angeles to question | track before a big crowd. The Ameri- ‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE AND THE Ponce ar pase Leevtaeel hi DAikth Race—Leonardo M1, Uidur, | Babe" Borton, suspended Vernon! first |cans, with Uttle training, rode hard all Cet, 9 WwW. PO) Oh Ww. Pt i | ; sea’ baseman, declared to-day that playera|the way, but found the Belgians too 4 ested aay og sert ogee 8-8 “cet 7 —= 7 res =! on the Bait Take, Vernon, Portland and |sneedy for them. t Chieepe .....67 4 8 A88 Tom Sh B dl “A 3) | Th ’ , Seattle teams were involved in Bascball i eee oe ee Hera eee 40 63 388 ‘ t 17] Off t I al | gambling iscandals. ou r lefeated the Canadian | s83 aw Badly “Hurt’’ |They’re Off at Toledo! iin ene nam end ; , ° R d Fi ld N B be expected. shortly, he said. Borton| 7! mateur ride oie en Lo a Goo hin ecor ie ow was suspended on account of suspi-|Mations will compete in the various us Lake centreflelder, who was released | events, which will be held all week, ‘The e ? , c rs y ns ment of hed AS oor! Manger. tele Salt|prizes offered to the winners are the . 5; Washington, 4 (second game), W t S t Ci B ttlin fo G lf Cl Lake centerfelder, owas lease lusual Olympic awards—statuettes an’ last week for alleged gambling In con- ms a aratoga Course a g tor GO CAASSUEC | esate uth Soak “Uaiie wames””” |ellt medals to the victors, sliver medals a — for second and bronze medals for third, . —— e | LES TAT Re eB a Yaw! tn fast Tr Acrese ‘the Trials held to select the el of “Red” i the finish? ‘That was th tion in! If [Rita the logica) tarceite Same ae Atlantic. pig Games “awinthing “competition fe: f Philadetahla at otra ed” Sullivan Cashes When) wertocdy's mint. itis Svene ori: Jf Vardon and Ray Are) American goltc-s to tend the eld at] Cows, ise of Wight, aus, 1—)euiced ithe namin of a oniraaly fhe : ——_ His Choice Captures Troy | dently thought so, for he continued; Pushed Out of Way There} the nationai trophy for the first time at| What 1s believed to be « record p 5 were : Nor i NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ‘ to whip, Suddenly and just at the i di! By Midlothian in 1014, when only twenty- |*86e across the Atlantic for a thirty-|man Ross, Iilingls A. Gi: W. R. Hagls Selling Stakes. time when tho youngater’s efforts| Will Be Nothing to Fear|two years old... ‘On frequent occa-| five foot yawl was made dy the|ir. Honolulu; Perry McGiiitvray, , » aN seomed wasted auitar as winning wes Ei . sions the Rochester star who deserted | Typhoon, which arrived after making &|julu;’ Keaioha, Honolulu, and’ F : 1, Standiog of the concerned, Guv'nor began to stop, rom Rest of Foreigners. | basebail to clout balls has dem-|non-stop run, it is claimed, from Cape|Kahéle, United States Na a cup By Vincent Treanor. He curled up as he used to do before onstrated his claim to the pinnacle| Race Newfoundland, to Bishop's The Facing and diving practice i SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Ang. 10. | Ne attracted attention by winning the position of all native pros, Hagen|s ity tienda 1 eens Mitac, [American swimmers of both se i a pats Fo ANE: Hast View at Yonkers. Tody had By William Abbott. Fintsted ahis rah'by winning the na- | °° UY, islaads, @ distance of 2.160 the | natatorium | this forenoo: IM SHAW, One of the best known|him, but even as she ranged along- tional title for the second time at in fifteen days and nine hours, watched with Keen brats by A layers at the race track, was| side of him, forging ahead with every | (Special Staff Correspondent of The Tiraeburn last year: “Yot never be-| T'assengers on the boat were Fred- traltan and agian ea s badly “hurt,” as they say in| Stride, the boy didn’t stop whipping | Evening Werld) |fore om a course fn this country has | (cc PA sitaeton and William Dut: [fon to-day that’ every” race f ‘ “pod” | LOUY; He was still at it passing | TOLEDO, O., Aug. 10—The Amerl-|irxgon faced the field that will try to| {ite fp Wew Yorks They sald they | Would be broken during the co: i racing circles, here-yesterday. “Red” the judges. Of course, there was! chan \aseee ting of New York, ey ¥ | testa, Sullivan 0 st be-| great rejolc ‘nody' *;can open golf championship started | stymie his championship path here|encountered heavy seas and came m stepped into him ju great rejoicing among Tody's back-| 4.) on the Inverness links at an|during the next three Yaya. through well, claiming @ record pas- fore the running of the Troy selling |r, but there were only woe and) 0° A) Any one of a score of golfers has} sexe in thelt effort to reach Cowes ‘ alien’ isis heed? mated? |gloom for those who regarded |hour when the neighborhood farmers| ,An¥ one of a score of golfers has) KA Te for the international. motor- } ‘What's Tody, Tom?" | Guvipor as & cinch.« Tom Shaw cor-|were just getting on the job in the |seventy-two-hole route, ‘They ail |DOst Faces which begin here to-day. Charters were gran‘ed to the 1% i , 2 : 4g} Wheat fields, Before 7 o'clock the firat | seem so evenly matched that the di for wets) Square Garden Corporation and | i P é fily by Bard of Hove und elle Doe) {lick for Owner uote and nis traner| pair of players left the starting tee|ciding factor narrows down to. thp|"Te Name OFS Uae StSPelliAh | xtaaison Square Garden Sporting BS c ternational Heavyweight Cham Mitty,’ $0 ae eck | Maxey Hirsch for in the fourth race, |Thereatter at short intervals leading | Matter of the breaks, | The names) 1, 4, + Hyeaing, Vice President of | of New York City, by the Secretary!ot y, 20 and 10," snapped the North Creek handicap, they ha | professionals and amateurs from six| CP Rew vacaon Barnen Edeart ana |the Metropolitan Association A. A. U,,| State. According to the articles of tn- : 7, O . Shaw. Donnacona. This, good colt looked | are Rey. Varden, Barnes Edgars ey Inted the follow! it. | corporation the former fs capitalized’ at F TRS essionai in Go 1o- ig t . “Betoher 100 each way,” aid Sul-| even more of a good thing than Guy'- countries were embarking in the open-|Chick Evans, the brilliant Chiago|has appointed the following commit: | sig oq” and the Inter at $500,0p0 } ee lvan quietly. . |nor on dope. Besides he had Warl,|ing round of what promises to be the | amateur, whg with Francis Oulmet|teo to select nominees for the various | George L. Rickard of New York is Fillion : Sande, the leading jockey, on his back, and Jerry Travers are the only Amer- | offices to be filled at the annual mect- | the principal si bout stitan | “Five thousand to 100, 2,000 to 100,| tq waa eaten tend A dno OM Elders hci aehlooy hd ia gen ican amateurs to beat the pros atling of the association to be held on| scribed for 2,9 bale aan at Mitebe! |and 1,000 to 100,"" sang out Shaw, shuf-| He was “ganged” In tho back stretci..4 United Btates. The competing feld| their own game by capturing thelr | Sept, 20; ‘holder, who has sub- shares, including his intereat In both corporations. Richard i i g John Burke of Pittsburgh to i i 3 g "M hd Fuchs of Brooklyn, with 2,998 shares; ” hemmed jn on the rai] knd completely | numbered 270 and never before were| premier title, teeqiaboney: 7. J. Walsh, Charles . H ox eek” Kelly TWEIvel rane ot eat Rae A tt oo Samer ager! . bias a Ashi cards in his) ‘irrounded. The colt bad no chanee to|so many champions lined up to seck| Barnes especially has many sup-| Hnttield A Mecal Meidatee ee LSRAa) ohn Rinatite "ae GOR. atte t the B Kid “Rell of Bt. Louie will pe. Tel ren (RDS nonchalantly. run and finished outside the money. |tre national title now held by Walter | Porters here, and it 1s confidently fig-|"'This committee will hold @ meeting | Theatre Bullding. New York City, Is f a JAYORINE) patier Twombly, whe won the soldien’ touna.| “Want any more?” asked Shaw. Best Pal, runnimg in E. R. Bradley's ured that the deliberate playing St.|at the A. A. U. headquarters on Thurs-' named as one of the directors of *he . '. Club. ment bel at the Gith Regiment Armory real! ‘Yes,"" eaid Sullivan, “I'll take tho|colors, came out of the bunch at the | Hagen. I, Louis star will find the locai course |day evenin Garden corporation. vu : works ano, ting ovee again.’ home turn and just “walked” home,| Back in 1913 at Brookline Francts| very much to his style of game and t i — Name feria’ ae to.| With Under Fire second and Brides-|Ouimet, then an unknown Ind of|will be a dificult man to pass. J. t By John Pollock. P cas sd ibeglbae png yt roy ce taling § ie fe auotationa: to-| man closing fast from a bad berin-|twenty years, prevented our blue rib-| Douglass Edgar of Atlanta, who won eh 4 ing $8,000, as if he wore talking pen-|ning third, It was quite a jolt for ; Eng. | 26 1919 Canadian title, lg: an extreme- John Burke of Pitteburgh and Jack | 1 @ Ureirernund go between Gene Tuner of | nue ingtead of dollars. the favorite players, but a source | bon of the links from going to Eug-/)y priltant golfer who, while erratic, Kelly, the Pacific Coast boy, are ready New ome iy hoc pag of New Orleans, “You can have $600 more the 9 | Of Joy to Owner Bradley and his Ken-|jand when he fought his way to | possesses the shots to jump any tteld for the bell that. will send them againat | Janay Cy ‘on Tiss way," sald Shaw . Haoky edhetents, triple tle with Harry Vardon and Ted) Provided he gots all the best of the f other to-night im « scheduled | term cued of Dowsti “No, thank you, I’ve got enough,” Ray, and thon soundly defeated tho| breaks. Jock Hutchinon, @ veteran -s Tiscadl Dout at the Bayonne A. | seror the river to ae BIN in action. and Sullivan “dogged it” as the on-|, Jockey pivesis et night an famous British champions in a sensa- Nanace aie hayes Tooradimenta | A. This is Burke's professional debut. | 45 seccunt of the lookers say. ae ec Oe Ole mer ert ite aod! | tional eighteen-hole play off.” Seven | until the Western champlonship last | ‘ Heike weer the mapghtt Seoraoionel ee ee re tre ea ainee gioe, SNM layed $2.60) ections “with him, whichever way | years later the same team of Brilons| Week, the first important event he | | hearrweight champlon, ‘which | Ouprenion Hai ot ariogn, 3. Xen avg, 32,| Lmmediately all the runners, men |300 We see tn dag Hot ot the Td: | Aotortan ch eTICR AIT AU Brock.| With the confidence that comes he was decorated with abroad. A. A. U. | Jtouy Jatmaton, who 4 promoting te shows ibere ee tn aha decane wens | ing for the popular candy merchant. |iine it was Vardon, #ix times holder ere pe een ee, 2 ee ov Burke te the best big tel- | Se poy hah 5 somine cummins | daching here and there through the of the British title, who was most/:ioi Ohick Evans ds rated the most ir great organization has ever) 20 Ouch aime erowd on the lawn, reporting thal |. Teddy Rice ts about through riding | feared. anenies nites eee cookin cries + tured out, Jeck Kelly was unheralded Tody was being played. for the Quincy Btable, but no official] In tho lapse of yenra conditions tee rounda, iy ing played. 3 me aos, Med tortay it is | teurs entered, and few would be very unth he got into the ring with the oo Down went the price, until 20 to'1 | statement haa been given out on the |have been reversed, and to-day much surprised if Chicago Chick re- ‘ much talked of Capt. Bob Roper and| 4! Melee, the dusky was the best to be had, but by that |Subsect. The public ts supposed to|the tremendous hitting Ray who If) ied the lowest total ecore. While p thrashed him. Then Kelly's|@ St Seether chance time the “Red” Sullivan money had | Suess these things and the reasons |regarded as the one star with the a few Dames are fredly discussed in ‘ 7m showings against Fred Fulton sat- | set Sirde by boxing heen followed by five and tens unt! | thereof, it seems, best chance of separating Walter Ha- | ton oo favorites share ee otrong | i fafied critles he was duc to atep oft In| °we Merrwelsht at the hundreds were down on the long gen from the trophy he won lagt yoar) Coiitity tor a dark horse to gullop dig company. “Happy” Smith, the enst | cesttion far tee ceenane shot, It seems that W. P. Bureh,| A. N. Akin came home on the bit|/at Rracburn after defeating’ Mike) trough “and It is fear of this very . q + the east | condition for the content, owner of the filly, had told every onc |in the first race, incidentally starting | Brady in a hard fought play off. Kay) Jia” contingency that is. holding. - sida featherweight, will take on hard-| will have, to beet Soran who asked him that Tody had a good | the so-called talent off wrong, Last |has been in impressive form since | sue CuMoageney That te heidings ¥ $ hitting Philly Delmont, another metro. | matches and for that reson be intends chance, It was a boarding house tip|time out he ran fifth. Evidently he |coming to this country three weeks | 1a no. “Nearly past ae be ¢ iy politan idol, t= the twelve-round semi- |*oe hie, too, but there was what looked like | was only practising that day, ngo, His driving hao been a revela-| 10d TY: ntrinte puteon & prace 4 Z } final. Walter Donavan of Staten Island| pasie summers, New Yo a good thing in the race in George Sesh eet ay tion, his tee shots being so astonish: | 108 sound yesterday. Gil, Nichole, and Cari Danner of Elizabeth (light | winner of cheren soumontive W, Left's Guy'nor, The form play-| Gene Delmont Boxes tn J at |ingly long that he had very little else | | ot hero of countless link hattles, iste) will furnish @ speciel| Kotler, snother New York bey, in the final ten-/€TS and plungers scorned the Tody Minute’s Notice. to do. Since playing the local course | Veteran. countless lin} ttles, * to} the fiel ith 4 7 elght-round pout. fand’ bm at Michel Wid’ Wednesday nism. {info And went to the Lott colt. Be-| Gene Delmont, a Afemphis boxer, waa| the giant, Briton hasn't had a round | }onped We Aeld wih a Ane oe. bees Summers is being eroomed for s shot at, Andy |*ides, Tody had an unknown appren-|oating an ico cream dn a corner at the |OVer 74. Phis sort of sharp shooting | yi vic each 75. At one and | TWisbrs to take exovp-|aner. If Summers defeats Kober he will prob- [tice boy named Evans on her back. | armory A. A. of Jersey City last night | during the championship will make) (Civ ee ee oe up the scale there Yarn printed tn & local paper that hie | *™Y 0peee Hobby Michaels in the semi-fiul ig] Right after the break Guv'nor | \nen his manager, Phil Lewts Mui | it very uncomfortable for tho great] (40 stonie Nigiis Up ‘Mitera, which the Burke-Tunncy bowt Aus. 19, Summers, who| Went to the front, as he has been do- ere eg regiment of home defenders, who don't] were whale flocks of golfers, which an make te featherweight limit, te being hantied |ng in his recent races, Ho opened up [Glynn Lance's Uketd Hatton light, |trY. to conceal their fear of Ray. Out ing. wil : [ | Jimmy Kan jem Ught- Harry Vardon, now | feature the championship. + spettine of was | 2” John Cox. Sammy Nable, former amateur |his customary gap, with Our Flag and | weight. here it is felt that Harry n 4 the winner bantam champion, hooks up with Midgot Smin| Mrizlet chasing him. “Why, Phil,” he sald, “IT have just | fifty years of age, cannot successfully en ay eenrene te from Detroit * Ae Widen city the MoOann | (°F ® rounds oF less tn the other sar bout. As they turned into the stretch |ecaten a bi; aghotti dinner ea 3H gtand up under the rigors of four days ng up p , at it i H o| jonship strain under a bak-| Paratory for @ tough fight this week, | ioe ei ‘The many times winner of|@trived late yesterday afternoon in| British honore still retains his wia-| time only to play a few holes. The | ‘To-morrow peomlom io e's gala day at the torn |CUVNOF ‘Was still throe Tengtha in |And haven't trained for. w the word I'll 0 on, arranged. | Demper training cam on the Van-Kelton | 2? K, i Le Madina rounds, 87Un Btreet and Elemis Arena, |. GOmMe OMs you Guyonorl shouted |tavor to me, as 1 don't sant to disap front, and the race seemed ail over. |* ‘ ‘ Inverness course 18 in grand condi- | Aifter considerable mato, wher word works ou| Pi backers, but the colt didn't look | point the oro the referee has or-| ardry of shots, but his physical power eg araneed taoween Watte, Me awa amnion worms Ut blue he needed any helpful rooting. |dered Dilly De’ Moe and Ralph Brads height of Chicago, wad i! fr Hi) Fz ij i | fr ft is something etirely different. And|tion, the result of expert handling | mtioool ry Down | came |out of the ring in the Diet trond ‘be- 4 Old Bol turn on the terrific] by a club committee headed by 8. P.| ceatipe-fhigye a Peyainans “ogre poly eed tie, comrades ete ‘had cause he aya they were not trying their pneu ey characteristic of the Mid. |Germain and a staff of noted golf | founds Win the famous Al eigen, Jolem "“weare| tied in the chare and Our Flag’e [rim «| “4 # On You will save the) aio west, it ie not unitkely that Ray| arhitecte, Quite a few professionals - night. \ rae pate 1 ’ 4 fade | yesterday termed Inverness the beat | lenged” Jock wt ogee aw ftride was @hortening, Suddenty|"'Heimont, without more ado, rushed | Will disappoint many rooters an my Laced r @ bes 5 rie with Ma something » Ls ‘easing roo! ‘bo vay from the finishing position, course In io} idle West. To-day's © o im, but Manager Sack thing in blue, with orange cuffs te a dr me nen oven Be ore Vardon and Ray safely, out | competition willbe eighteen holes of | e rig) t little co i - Hi ff E i ~ ring regalia and. went on with K Keams at to-morrow ay the day for the big bout, | 9d cap, shot out from beind Fris- | ring at nas, lof the running for any reason thé| medal play. The same test will be ‘epalta ‘The Camper Leon fund. tn charge of Phil Lewis, | let, with @ little bit of kid delabor- ee Rg Pd rattling roun | Tele iddloweieht, wee curl “ - ° ° he we increased by $360, the tece ing her with the whip, and furiously that |}ome guard should not have mucli| run off to-morrow, the sixty-four low- fi the littl knot ‘ofar to meet Bugtas the | Ja ak te Demey euarern, ths mor mas ac | It was Tody. She fairly flew pant | Pdi teat all about the disap: | trouble stopping the advances of Latr-|eat scores bolng eligible to continue ‘or tight e crameien, 4 tan, round Mon- | nated by Dempery and Keams, Frizlet, with a willingness that was |kbly be rematched by Matthmekueien: [ry Ayton a bold young man, and on In the championship pros for | canada, on Labor Day Brow admirable, then she caught Our Flag. | nin Charile Mayo, a British star, who | Thunsd: ay and Friday, which will be form the remainder of tho Interna-| thirty-six holes each day, The for-| tlonal invasion, Walter Hagen's abll-|tunate one having the lowest total ity to rush from behind and trim Jim |score for the seventy-two holey will Barnes in the recent metropolitan|be the 1920 open champion of the championship at Greenwich makes United States, ? Marty Cros save be as matched his promising |The little Jockey had some distance farvey Bright of Brooklyn and heatampnen, ily Lerim. Yor tre mare bruit | yor (D £0.40 met to GuyoON, Dut tt rea aaaetas baw ‘Toe former smateur champion will box A) Bel-| Wan easily apparent that he and his -« 2 A font Aug. 12 tm Jersey City and Joe Gomets mount were gaining. Giew Miede Field, aus 16. Could she get to the gavorite betore wild"sin“i.15 ¥ W"Pow Gremaes 58 Cluett, Peabody & (Inc. Maxsrs, Troy, NY.