Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1950 — Page 12

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-Jasper Ready To Defend Title

“Adds Prestige to Claim By Edging Anderson

By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Sports Writer __ Jaspér's Wildcats were looking with confidence toward defense of their Indiana High School basketball crown today as the 1949.50 campaign moved into the last week. Coach Cabby O'Neill's boys gathered added prestige over the week-end, edging powerful Anderson, 48 to 45. They'll wind up regular season play against Bicknell Wednesday, in a game post- plonship. But to do so, the Blue poned from Jan. 6, Devils must get past dangerous Against Anderson’ 8 rugged Hammond. Gary Mann, which

Indians, two old standbys—Tom aiready has possession of half the Schutz and Paul (Buzz) Rum- (title, completes its season against

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lini for Second Place

Hoosiers, All Even With Hosts, lowa for Runnerup Spot

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bach—were Jasper's sparkplugs| Ft. Wayne Central in a nonas the big guns of the North Cen-, league affair Thursday. tral Conference scoring machine Once-beaten South Bend Cen-! were Silenced and prolific Gene tral, winner of the East NIHSC| Wilson could get only 10 points. blue ribbon, makes its curtain-call|

ss 8 = against Gary Emerson of the! Illinois here tonight.

ALTHOUGH tourney time was Western division Wadnanday, 80 close that the majority of the;

~weveral scores still remained to th -¢ -Southeastern Conference be settled. group.

the North Central crown, derson, 54 to 53, early in the/son. 58 to 40 season, and If they can dupli-l New Albar cate that feat and Muncie Cen-' new Southern : tral wins from Frankfort, Cen- pow out witn tral's Bearcats will wear thelyyggies, against Columbus

Conference No, 16 in 18 starts.

Bulldogs, the

crown.

comfortable conference lead, In- | diana, 767 tourney teams will pay little BARRING a major upset, Mad-| proved Towa quintets are all attention to this week's action, /!#0n’s Cubs will continue to pace even for second place.

The Cubs host arch-rival ‘could mean a lot to the Hoosiers.

= If they can subdue the Illini and For one, Anderson must beat Lawrenceburg Friday but should ; gets

New Castle to keep possession of have littie trouble chalking up win City, Branch McCracken’s lads They blasted would be tied for second with the The Trojans nipped An- Lawrenceburg early in the sea- Hawks.

Times, Special CHAMPAIGN, Til, Feb. 13 — |The consolation prize — second {place In the current Big Ten bas{ketball race—will be the spoils sought by Indiana University's { Hurrin’ Hoosiers as they engage

With Ohio State Jlolling In its

Illinois and the much-

Tonight's conference activities

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Good Defense This is the sixth time In nine |

McCracken

“Caps Face Big Schedule In IU Battles |

While Anderson lost to Jasper) over the week-end, Muncie Cen tral also lost to a southern conference foe. The Vincennes Alices, knocked off only once on their home floor this season, slapped a 65-t0-56 defeat on Coach Art Beckner's 'Kats. The nners, led by Bob Parmenter's points, were in front at all oles. . a . EERE HAUTE GERSTVER, which dropped a weekd outing to Decatur, Iii, 41 to can pocket the Western Indi a Conference title by snapping y rival Wiley's four-game winstreak Wednesday. ‘Upstate, Gary Froebel also is 11 hopeful of taking over oneIf of the West NIHSC cham-

Dunkel System Gives IU Slight Edge Over Illinois

: ~ Minnesota Is Picked

Wisconsin Gets Nod By DICK

{According to the Dunkel Basketball System Ratings, the Indi-

ana University quintet figures to

ence rival tonight in a battle at Champaign,

The ratings are very close,

home floor advantage could swing the outcome to the Illini.

+ In other Big Ten contests on the night's collegiate menu, Minne-

sota is picked over Michigan, at

fev oe ove: RIVET SWIMMEES iis:

Leading Ohio State is booked fn a non-conference tilt at Missour. Purdue and Northwestern are idle. In the national ratings, Holy Cross still held the top spot. Five

three places; the Far West and the South one. Indisna

Seymour. But Princeton invades Evansville Central Thursday ina “I8IAC headliner, Also downstate, Tell City Is shooting for its 18th win and an unbeaten season against Rockport Friday. At Evansville Bosse last Saturday, a crippled Tell City!

club rung up a 59 to 57 double]

overtime thriller to retain its per-

combination in Sophoniores Tony Hill and Bobby Masters. The latter held Minnesota's scoring ace, Whitey B8koog, to six markers Saturday night at Bloomington. Chief troublemakers for the {Hooslers tonight will be Forward Bill Erickson and Center Wally Osterkorn. Masters probably will

fect record. have Erickson as his charge for Junior guard Burke Scott, who/the evening, while Capt. Lou suffered an ankle injury last Fri- Watson looks after Osterkorn. day, and six-foot-four Bill Feix, Illinois Holds Slight Edge who was handicapped by a| In the Indiana-Illini series, datsprained wrist, shot the Perry ing back to 1906, the ChampaignCounty boys into the lead time|ers hold a 29-22 advantage. The and again. Scott's basket in the Illini, under the direction of Harry “sudden-death” second extra ses- Coombs, holds four straight vicsion ended the fracas. Between tories, all but one of which were them, the two “invalids” netted 32 exceedingly close. points. Illinois won by one point In each of the 1948 games. Last season, Illinois won the first engagement by two points in a double overtime and took the second, 91 to 68, “Michigan is at Minnesota in another Big Ten tilt and Ohio State takes on Missouri In a nonleague encounter.

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Defeats Demaret in Texas Open

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. 13 (UP)~—I1t took the greatest final 36 holes in PGA tournament his-

one-time temperamental prima Snead, proved he was the man who could do it. The Greenbrier, W. Va., longball hitter came roaring out of] the pack to fire his second

terday over ackenridge Park's narrow fairways and nip Jimmy Demaret of Ojai, Cal, by a stroke. Snead won with a 265 for the 72 holes. And, except for the elements he conceivably would have tied or broken still another PGA rec-ord-—the one of 62 strokes for an 18-hole round.

Misses by Inches He missed a 14-footer by inches on No, 17 and then found a hailstorm waiting for him on No. 18. As the halilstones scattered most of the gallery of 8000, Snead

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en's team. The. Riviera team was led by Jane Owen, Indiana State a. — spring champion. She had victories in the 50 and 100-yard free-style races. Miss Owen missed her state record, set

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tried to ram home a 40-foot putt {for the possible 61, but “it was| pe {like trying to putt in a gravel bed,” he said, and he missed it

8 a i fll nd the next one from two feet 75

out. The three-putted green still gave him a 126 for the final 36 ; holes, besting by three strokes ga PGA mark set on the same |6400-yara course in 1944 by Sam

Alice Edge Ahead

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb, 13}

(UP)—Marlene and Alice Bauer, the golden girls of golf, maved

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donna of the fairways, Sam poh the actual and handicap di‘vision. They whacked out an actual mark of 2738 to lead that 300 handicap for 720. Don Rohr of class and with their handicap of Ritchey Furniture in the Frater369 boastea a 3107 figure to lead pa) loop uncorked games of 189,

straight eight-under-par 63 yes-|the handicap division.

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either . . . Don Morrison, Indianapolis center (10) checks Stan \ference champs, years under silver-thatched Mec- Kemp of Pittsburgh against the endboards. Squinting behind the wire enclosure at right is the

two week-end Cracken the Hoosiers have bat-| Caps’ general manager, Dick Miller. and| tled for second place. 1

Gearmen Set Pace in Two

Bowling Tournament Units

Jared and Short Lead in Doubles While

Bowsher Head Pack in Singles Events By GENE LAWSON Setting a torrid pace with an actual count of 2738, the Indiana Gear Works, team took command of the first week-end of play in the men’s city bowling totrnament. It was thé second week-end for the women’s tournament and

The Gearmen set the pace in In the singles events, Harry

ctual count of 620 to add to his

268 and 211 to lead the actual The Bernie Jared and Elvaiclass with a neat 668. Short combination monopolized, Falls City Beer, which took over first place in the doubles divisionithe lead in the team events standby getting respective actual and|ings in the women's tourney Sathandicap totals of 1181 and 1325./lurday night, weathered yesterThey were carrying a 144 handi-/day’'s firing to retain its place cap. with 2906 mark. Next week-end will see the windup of the feminine event. However, the men have four ghep erate ml more week-ends to go. Next weekfants. 0! Adams end some of the highly rated agBaler Gear Works ...... sat gregations will get their shots at aera Standard Service a the crown won last year by Kay grate Jared-Elva Short 1 181- 144-18 Jewelry. edinaton.d, Red ton 1 In a special match game for the lt Dk Sierreli afford oe ini benefit of the Polio Fund at the 7s-Lep Sujder 10m- Pennsylvania plant, Milano Inn, fe_Jared-Elva Short J ptr 1 defending city champions among! 7

” » » MEN'S CITY TOURNAMENT Team Events Leaders Actual Division Indian Oder Works .

n a a rt Dickison- Seviie: Hs the women, trounced the Fanafolic Rell oiford a Hia® 1” torium contingent from Grand ary Bowsher Singles Rapids, Mich. The score was 2970 . to 2835.

Don 4 Fo ol Milano won the opening conteva test, 959 to 870. The second round Don Rohr it was a draw with each team dumpKeith A lier ing 989. The local club, however, alte ahd. Don Vunkannon:...... came back strong to win the

finale, 1022 to 976. .

CITY WOMEN'S TO TOURNAMENT 59 Pat Striebeck was high with a

Dewalt ews 667. series... She connected for Powley Rl Club

scores of 235, 225 and 207. Two other Milano girls, Eva Williamson and Marge Skelton, posted sets sets ets of 613. 613.

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Hobbs Ra's ose 50 hg kKetball {ournament yesterday in jechantcs Laundry... Tey sectional play at Dearborn gym. op Assembly 2 Sixteen sectional champs will bat-

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symone Pin, als-—Bloomingt 73, Evansville Henson 35: seqiifina Ro aden 68, Seymour agles ix! Teetown 47; fires | ixies 85; Madison Merchants 47; eetown rd th ord. 45, Bedfo ‘Limestone 42 (overtime); Hen-| i114 drew

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Balle Xr 4% last March, by only a tenth of a on to a new grab at glory today (CNY State #1 Tope ‘¢/second in the 50. The B-Team in the Everglades Scotch FourOhio State 8 rig. Young event ended in a 33-all deadlock. some Tournament after their triKaas nT Wa State : “A” Summary umphs of the week-end. §. John's, N. ¥. 74.8 Kentucky » \ 100- Xard 1 o s0ip Be ta. Batey A Fifteen-year-old Marlene beat adley 13 Sincinaadt 0 |ander,” Judy fons hy me, 4 Bask <n; pA her big sister, Alice, 22, in the juesne ne Westmster, Pa in lie Sk A Fake Won JR a diana at Tignois. finals of the Palm Beach Wonan ne 3. Francisco diiabe Nail ker “Hime OE h) anesota, men's Tournament Saturday. —— 123 ing GO os. ; Fle on y "sje Quan Ohio State iasourt. - T ar Bl RomitBuate™ eas d horns operts (1 A Sheila pers REPEAL Then "the Midland, Tex. fotre Dame 3 alifornia a. d iowa, a gue Braver Deat he By hale teamed yesterday to down vetfjposs na Bani 61.6) (JAC): 3, Bet erans Peggy Kirk and Louise Minnesota 71 Qklaboma 1 100- Yard pac web ian by Linda i ugler_ at Ciric nits Suggs, 1 up, in an exhibition, Toledo nl 8 snaventury 81. pe id A XEN (R); 3 Betsy hel - canter Li Today they were out on the : TONIGHT Ih oT Schafner. "R 3 uly Judy wad ash it course again, her Valner Tals0 at oh fans Bi rts (1 Time, vols 8 ola Fourt Blin [legs bursting from the brief iving_—W by Jea) ou (IAC) Jos ton 8 orgy OAT 3 Rel? Tay, Wogdrine, (IAC), i shorts which: have become so-fa~ TY TY ram dual. Medler.-Won by piRIANARO vs le sone, 3 Butler /miliar on the Florida courses this Si ing a Woods X Vi tacts Fean pak 11 use, itlinrds winter. a oY a { 5 cy 3 4 Bye] of opiuagon ol df) 355 tourney, Board! Tn this tournament Sich wounan : ner ® h pet $ entry teams with a socia male i Nes Ford b on Ty Riviers| p P50 ‘Beavywelghi cat, Armory, - 8:0 py They take .1iCon Batohrs Xt "51s Ruth. Auteth Aloe shots, playing against a similar EN wn BEE wep lowa Football ¢ Coach team. Alice was paired with . oe RY ke : ; . Clarke Hardwick of Bel-Air, Md, i i, na Ted} At pods Aspirants Cut to Four and Marlene 3: wit h, na je strove avn Mn Ani IOWA CITY, Iowa, Feb, 13/Boardman of Palm Beach. 81. \| (UP)—Members of the University| Medal ‘play was scheduled by ii z Py Fig tof Towa board in control of|the teams today, with match play Marie! oi jh * athletics sald they expected to beginning tomorrow, 7 spr a Sr wa sh BL Soo ai : : sider four candidates for selecons $1 pm ST i > Bavase “TACT 3ition as head football coach. Thesz to Defend 34 “1 v2 po Medtey 2 Won byl Athletic Director Paul Brech.! M t Ti tl H 87s He oe. 5 a Bail disclosed ‘the list of candi- IVACIT 1ITI@ Fere Vanderbilt 624, Miss State i) i stgje — Won by Ann dates, once as high as 55, has| A mat tit for the world’s “Wm. & Mary oo: wes HR ACT oN AD i Dees ei to four. le declined to heavyweight title will top pro 88.3 Seater” Relay— C ' ul ny 2 of gran Saclay. 30S Fo on, frpoy Blackledse, 0S Sideline speculation placed WO rr Ig a oe Armory

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New Anti-Bookie Law |In Billiard Tourney

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Feb. 13| ‘The card of the Indiana three{(UP)—Florida - Atty. Gen. Rich-rail billiard tournament this week "ard Ervin today threatened prose-|is composed of four matches. All ution of two men he said wereigames will be at the Board of ting Tampa race results to|Trade parlor, starting at 8:30 York faster than the track|p. m, ruty weeks ed em to its paying customers. HI 'S SCHE! god said he will attempt |Kiapoes Morris Morris “va. use the mew. anti-bookie law, is a Ph Orsanesery: A Maloof. bidding use of commercialf, Friday—Greenberger vs. Hi Johnson of Mires to give race information to . STANDINGS mmblers, against Alfred M. Ol-|pny Oresnberger and Al Opperman of Miami. [Norman Ross {He said they admitted using . rs from a crude shack rt ‘fear Sunshine Park to watch the Morr Bu aces, and telephone the results| Dave Kiapper '. to the Continental Press Service ” op... im New York. An assistant w located the men said Continental Worst Is Best had the news before the results) CHICAGO, Feb. 13 (UP) — were posted at the track. Three cue experts. were tied for en the lead today in the National Three Cushion Billiard Tournament after -Harold Worst - of Pet./Grand Rapids, Mich., upset Mex1.000/ico City’s Joe Chaniaco Worst was best last night as he

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assistants of the resigned Dr.| Eddie Anderson among the four! “finalists.” They are Backfield! Lie Sharp, husky 260-pound, 6 Coach Frank Carideo-and Fresh- foot 7 inch.challenger from Hamman Coach Leonard Raffensper {iton, Ontario, against Lou Thesz, ger Per"ithe titleholder from St. Lous Bo Nah Sharp made a previous attempt o to take the crown to Canada here Fitch Retains YMCA last fall but was defeated by Handball Crown Thess, a Het ko tate Serviee n- Sharp meets ner FT. WAYNE, Feb. 13—In theland Ray Gunkel tangles with state Class A TUCA, Sandball Tiger Moore in other clashes, on ngles nails ere AY the three-tilt card. night, Harry Fitch of Indianap- —————————— olis defeated Ray Elliott also of ¥ Indianapolis to retain the ‘singles Sugar Ray Bout Set title for the third straight year. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13 (UP) — Score of the final match was|Promoter” Hans Bernstein said 17-21, 21-13, 21-8. today that Welterweight Chamor poass.8 Hila ary wen id lan, R ( Dugas) Robinson il ’ 3 mee czak of France in feated John Eschoff of Ft. Waynes nontitle 10-round bout here 21-9, 21-11. Feb. 27. SS TET Walczak has won 43 of his 55 Huntington College Sets professional fights, 17 of them 1950 Football Schedule by knockouts. He won the French

ington - College's 1950 footballl® schedule will include nine games, it was announced today. Five of

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The championship battle pita Mago Revnley

welterweight crown two years ago| HUNTINGTON! #68. 13 Hunt. [by knocking out Omar Kouidri.

Brosnan’ s Tay. Greensbur, jl x, Mixed Fifials_Gresnsburs 41, Columbus ComDick Phillips. 'arlos ire \ Bakery, 804 mins 37: mifin; eensburg 39, Cul y, r Men “uy Franklin Jeepste ers 27; umbus Clmmini Bo arnagus. Delaw Te Wl ce Columbus D-X 46 Yet round-—O n hell, Fred Cline Itors . 601/burg_ 386, Columbus findesy Shia FEanK in Lehmann, Saturday Night Mix, 38, "Columbus Home roitu kaggs, Delaware Social re Camming ng 64, - uncle. ihe Hank Noffke, Dark: les he Mixed. 576 (double overtime); Columb wo Y Delaware pie! Mixed. 543 Brookville Eagles 42.

Pt. Mixed S14| (855 Be fo Sharer. ie SEE My HH 3s Publicity Chief Quits MEN are Tov 0.8 ul COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 13 (UP) man, Barko Cle aners 348 ~Dan Oleh, director of publicity

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Foes Score Goals in Final Period;

Bruising Battle Injures 3 Local Boys A schedule that EE to a dog will give

: the Tnderanlis Cons 0 ion te ae ay Log il give the post-season American Hockey League playoffs.

Their 1-1 tie with Pittsburgh here last night before 6360 Coliseum customers made the situation more binding. The one point each club gained in the standings kept

‘the second-place Hornets five

points ahead of Indianapolis On The Ice which now is tied with St| A Cr OCKET LEAGUE

Louis for the third spot In the cleveland el it ? Bam mn Western Division. INDIANAPOLIS 2 1 1 i i i The Caps have 17 games to|Cincinnatt &..... 3% 43 13 play in the playoff dash and 12 of! | a OG those will be against St. Louis, 169 1 Pittsburgh and Cleveland. 193-18 Cincinnati Here Thursday a ; “Pittsburgh's remaining sched- |i 1 ule is no bed of roses. The Hor-|Sioiciand 6. | Providence 3, nets have 14 to go, 11 with west- on 3, Bulialo 3 file), ‘tern teams. But Pittsburgh has TR Hy LEA that five-point advantage and Det 49%. o on closes out the season with a ia home - and - home series’ against 13 last-place Cincinnati. in

8t. Louis, with 18 games to play, is. with Western Division foes. Indianapolis will get an idea where it is going this week. Four|st. Paul 9, "Loutsvill games in five days will have the Caps facing off with Cincinnati Cap Scoring

SULTS LAST NIGHT illed only seven times Toronto. £ an, ite, ton 3. Moniresi 3 (ue),

©. Kansas City 2, a (tie).

Bowsher leads the pack: with an| {exceptional -

tory to win the $10,000 Texas more activity was recorded Saturday and Sunday than at any other|last night and yet had to settle Open Golf championship, but the time this season.

there Wednesday and here Thurs- FS jirarm day and in St. Louis Saturday i 3 4 # and back.here again next Sunday’ 11 - 13 night against the Flyers. Mean- 3 if No while, a key struggle in thell $B HRB stretch drive, is Pittsburgh's Nelson F RE i 3 ¢ scheduled appearance in St. Louls| fu." Stockenvush. 33 3 11 i em SE + ne or cen GR 4] one o e teense best home games of the season|Ji fim alae. i : i if i Sawechuk } 3% 3 for a tie. Both clubs, feeling the Wilson ............ 5.2070 0 pressure of the race and eyeing! GOALIES® AVERAGES ©’ 50 that playoff mazuma, turned on Pion x serveeaads ’% 13 3 3 speed that was} Four Go “ion. he Eama—Hekts Sk marked by spectacular goaltend-| pews "Baie, 5 eKay, Haidy, ir> by the Caps’ Terry Sawchuk| KEY—G

and Pittsburgh's Al Rollins,

Kobussen Scores For 40 minutes it was an 0-0! game without a penalty. The

in the opening period and Pittsburgh had come within inches of scoring on a breakaway and faceoff shot in the second session. Forty-five seconds after the final period opened, the break went to Pittsburgh when Eldy Kobussen, standing 15 feet out in front of Sawchuk, changed the direction of a long shot started by Stan Kemp just enough to whiz by Sawchuk. When Pittsburgh's Tim Horton was whistled off the ice for hooking at 8:53, the Caps enjoyed the advantage for only 11 seconds, Referee Red Reynolds called Al Dewsbury for tripping Kobussen. point, Kobussen wasn't tripped. He had bumped into S8awchuk and fallen. Dewsbury, miffed by the call, was given an additional 10minute misconduct penalty for grabbing Reynolds, 8 Injured The Caps got their break, however, after Pittsburgh's Frank Mathers was called for holding at 9:31. At 10:14, Rod Morrison slapped in his own rebound past Rollins for the tleing goal. The hard play wasn't without its toll of of Cap injuries.

Defenseman Max Quackenbush!

{had four stitches taken in his

lower lip, Gordon Haidy got a big, bloody nose in a stick mixup and Nelson Podolsky stopped a line drive shot with right leg. Podolsky’'s bruise, as big as an egg. required further hospital examination. He was to rest today and may be ready to go again Wednesday in Cincinnati,

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P, -games : as os: OA § points; Phere i posait in Soe i JA, goals sgains iy shutout.

9 Businessmen

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13 (UP) — Nine businessmen said today that they were ready to make a definite offer this week for the floundering St. Louis Bombers of the National Basketball Association “if the price is right.”

The team, now mired in last place in the league's central division, is operated by the owners of the St. Louis Arena. Bob Soell, a promoter represent ing the prospective buyers, intimated that the team may not want to play all its games at the arena next year if his group gains control. Kiel Auditorium in downtown St. Louis is the site of many college games. The arena is on the far west side. Soell said his group has sufficlent backing to run the team next season and a definite offer has been agreed upon. He met with Emory Jones, general manager of the Bombers, last week and said he won talk with him again this week. :

Pitcher Hatten Sos Contract With Dodgers

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (UP)— Joe Hatten, 32-year-61d southpaw pitcher, signed his 1950 contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers today and became the club's 20th player to agree to terrms. : Earlier, the Dodgers announced the receipt of signed contracts from Pitchers Willard Ramsdell and Morris both-eof whom. were optioned to mincr league

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