Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1950 — Page 15
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Seeks New Hurlers The Brewer hopes hinge mainly on whether they can strengthen their pitching. Club President Jake Flowers is taking a quick look for new hurlers before the opener against Minneapolis here Apr. 18, Perry, who won 15 games last season, is out with a sore shoulder. Coleman has two other veterans, Les Studener and Ray Martin, and they may decide the fate of the club. Both were rusty in spring training, but Coleman hopes they'll be in shape shortly. Chet Nichols, 19-year-old southpaw who won 15 and lost 7 on Coleman's Three-1 League Evansville team last year, may adso bea key man on the mound. Flowers gave his team a boost after spring training by signing] George
. Estock, 24, a righthander} - who won 54 games for Austin’s Big State League team in the past
three years. Coleman was pleased with his
" fast, young infield and outfield.
New first baseman Hank Ertman, 24, can be “the best in the league this year,” he said. Ertman hit .310 for Hartford in the Eastern League last year. Billy (Lippy) Reed, who batted 339 at Hartford last season, is at second, and Jack Weisenburger, former Michigan football star, at third. Johnny Logan, regular last year, is back at shortstop. In spring training, Logan hit better than .400. Moss is-the key outfielder. He'll work with Bob Montag, 24, right fielder, who won the New England League batting championship last year with 423, and Center Fielder Jack Daniels, 22, of Hartford. Lakeman gives the Brewers’ strength behind the plate, but - Coleman was anxious to find a promising young catcher to pth Lakeman some support.
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Veteran Driver Putting Lie On Doctors’ Predictions By JIM SMITH IT WAS SEPTEMBER, 1949. The scene, a quartermile dirt track in Detroit. A midget race car roared down the straightaway and into the turn. It slid high. toward -the rail and onto an extremely rough portion of the track. The driver, fighting for control, felt the little monster get| time on tracks in the Midwest
away from him. making the W. 16th St. Midget It hit-a rut and. flipped. Speedway. his headquarters... Once . . . twice . . . three times| But when the 500 rolled around the. little. ear went. over. The he forsook the midgets for the big driver couldn't get out. . |cars. He competed in seven Mem=Finally it came to rest, the {orial Day classics finishing eighth driver pinned beneath the wheel. | { |in 1040. For two years prior to his {accident he drove the Bowes Seal DOCTORS AT the hospital in Fast 270 Offenhauser car on the Detroit made their examination half-mile and wile dint tracks. and pronounced thelr verdict: | yp THE time Mel was injured. severed spine. He Is paralyzed 1 ranked fourth in the Mid-West from the waist down. and will {point standing with 118 points, and was ranked 14th nationally
never walk again” [ith a total of 376 points. Despite Jt was even doubtful he would, ithe fact his racing career ended
live. {with the accident in September, - But those doctors were ong, {he finished the season in 15th
on two counts for they had not) < known of Mel's tndominatable &L1* in the national champion p standings. spirit and will to live. For he did | It was in Dallas, Tex. last year live. What is even more amazing, ip, ,¢ ne won his greatest big car he is learning to walk again, with yiotory He brought home every) the aid of braces. | prize that was offered. As his me-| Mel is attending a Paraplegic chanic Pete Clark put it: school in Los Angeles where he «pgrsther, we'd have brought the! is learning to control the crippled grandstand if it had been a prize.” | portion of his Body. ; | Mel was always a great practi-|
»n i » ical joker and he hasn't lost any FIRST THEY taught him how ,¢ pig gense of humor. He still
to get out of bed and into ‘his likes to explode firecrackers near|
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Stock Car Races Start Next Sunday Afternoon
Midgets to Get Under Way In Night Programs Next Month L
Bland to Open New Ring Gym
A- new gymnasium for the training of amateur and profeswill be opened
y Owner and operator of the new . ym, located at 424 rtation . building, 213 E. South St., will be Eugene (Tiny) Bland, veteran Indianapolis fight trainer. For several years, Bland has been associated with the Leeper Ringside gym. He intends to take some 50 amateur boxers and several professional fighters to
" "his new location.
The new gym, according to Bland, will include steam baths. Private boxing lessons will be offered. Bland has been noted in recent years for his development of amateur teams and his fighters have taken many championships in the Times-Legion Golden Gloves tournaments.
wheel chair. Next, how to m= | unsuspectin opl d he has from his wheel chair into his car. ;on, De $ Dob he Fire-
Oh no, Mel hasn't guit riding! cracker Kid.” %
~The 1950 racing season at the West 16th Street Midget SpeedWay will open one week from today. = Stock car races will provide the action Sunday afternoons around. He traded in his old car "until the middle of next month when midget cars will join the show | for one that had a laydown bed, BEFORE MEL was critically racing Wednesday nights. Stock car races will continue Sunday | and with his wife, Donna, at the hurt at the Detroit track, his afternoons until weather permits switching to nights. wheel he goes for a spin every accidents had been many and | The hard-top races at the track day, dropping in at various race spectacular. So spectacular, » M t A th {this year will again be sanctioned | car’ garages to talk with hisifact, that he was the subject in wa S r ur |by the Chicago Stock Car Cham-| buddies. ‘a Ripley ‘Believe It Or Not.” D {pionship Club headed by Chuck Mel hasn't quit the racing game.. Mel holds the altitude record {Scharf. He may not drive anymore, but for a midget race car in Cali-| 3 he has a keen analytical mind fornia. He put the tire marks when it comes to the engineering of his midget on top a billboard, features of the roaring power although not by choice. plants. His racing know-how is| Recently in California, Mel invaluable aid to drivers, mechan- took a ride out to Carrell Speedics and car owners alike. {way to watch the boys run the And when 500 time rolls around sprint cars. The ovation, when to Indianapolis next month, Mel the ;/fans heard that he was at will be at .the track, for he and] [the track, was thunderous. They his wife are planning to make the [had t forgotten their racing fatrip to THRENEFans or the race.|vorite. | And when the race was over, ‘MEL, NOW 38 years old, has they gathered around his car by been driving race cars since he the hundreds to shake his hand was 20. He started out in dirtiand wish him Godspeed on the track cars and switched to mid-| road to recovery. gets during the war and it was in| Califorriia is home to Mel and these little cars that he gained his!Donna but only for a little while. | greatest fame, When next month rolls around, § 3 | Driving the famed Bowes Seal Indianapolis and the 500 will be : | Fast 44, Mel spent most of his their home.
races will be inaugurated next | | Sunday. The trophy dash has, {been eliminated. There will be! | four 10-lap heat races with 15 cars in each event. From these] {four heat races will be taken the |24 fastest cars. They will be divided in two groups for two of three feature races. Two of the three feature races ~+willbe-run-through-the- infield in| lan ébstacle course race. Follow- | {ing these events will be the main| [feature in which all 24 of the! fastest cars will participate. Time trials for the. events will] start at noon with the first heat event at 2 p. m.
H. S. Baseball, Track
Race Results at Leading Tracks
By United Press
At Havre De Grace
FIRST ($3000; claiming: 4 years u Js lies) Waiter Boy, 122 8.00, 5.00, Lady Ace, 123 iC. "Rie, 5.20, 350: “Charitent, 124 Bass) Also: Wee Clootie, Placerville, Sea Fare. Bisuils, Sorice Torna 0. aidens; year old
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At Gulfstream
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Sex), 3 86, 360: ‘sSheltie, 118 (L._ Batche er), 3. by Also: ler Mac, St. A Jatak, Di: e_Street, Matruh, Colleen. tom Fleet. t for place.
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| Eddie Miller above) Dayton, Schedules This Week
| O., middleweight who stopped BASEBALL | Joe Sgro in two rounds here, Monrovia at Devatur Central
; Da will meet Joe Arthur, formerly | Shelbyvilie at Franklin Township
Burns)-10-00,-5:10. 3.40: - Rel eres hy 106 iP: EIGHTH ¢$1500: allowances; -4 years up 2 ¥ > | Shortridge at Howe. [EER Er Ey ri a iL ab OF Friel rw Tuesdar Also: ngthebe. ng- .40, 5.00, Sko- : 1 3 ¥ {rosa, Kobold, Georgia, Great Khan, Chris- ronski), 3. 40; Sun Catt 08 I! Lam Ko: out of Chicago, in an eight- Brownsburg at Broad Ripple. topher. 4:80. Also: Westove Wednesday
(Gal. Bel Beau, Gold-| round twin main event Friday |
High School ‘Baseball Schedules
A new method of running the ried
Central. The Rockets, winners of | 15 straight last year, can get an-
If Weather's uni
18 Basehall Games, 13 Track Meets Billed Through Saturday by Schools
If the fickle weatherman lets Marion County's athletes alons this week, they'll get in a good week's work ih track and baseball beginning tomorrow. : At least eighteen baseball games and 13 track meets are billed through Saturday. The spring sports enthusiasts were either mired down or frozen out of their opening week of activity.
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games, will have to be re-classified. ShortOlympia, Delegate:
was cheated out of four “Share Handicap
ridge diamond affairs. Monday, Thursday and Friday NEW YORK, Apr. 8 (UP) —~= Addison stable’s Arise, second in
are the big baseball days this week, although Broad Ripple's the Paumonik Handicap a week other long lease on a new victory ago, turned the tables on Fred-We
city champions toss out their first Sting this year. Hooper's Olympia at Jamaica tos
Tech on Road by winning the $20,000 Ba Tech goes to Southport Thurs- day Handicap by a length and day and to Frankfort Friday. a half. : Southport is at Shortridge Friday| That was almost the same mare and the Blue Devils may get in &/gin of victory Olympia held over couple extra postponed games, Arise on opening day but at a prior to that one. | mile and a sixteenth, Hooper's Speedway begins learning the horse was no match for the driv-
and Wednesday against Lawrence]
~ history,
BEECH GROVM | Apr. 17—At Park School Apr. 21-At Southport, r. 237—Ben May 1—Decatur Central. May 3—Warren Cen tral y 11—-At Man 16—Fran Klin "To wnship 19—At Lawrence Central. | BEN. DAVIS
3—Broad Ripple Yom
: MAT ghoriridee Township . 27—At Beech Grove —At Charion of Plainfield.
7—Lawrence Central. CATHEDRAL 20-—-At How 4-—At Washingto T—At Shelbyville.
At "shortridse.
AW eshington. May. Faia 5 ie y 'ourney
3! Broad Ripple May 25— Manual
DECATUR CENTRAL 0—Monrovia
Bo y 16—Plainfie May 18—At aan Central 2—Pranklin Township. SOU IHPORY
Apr. 13-—T AL Bhortsigee. . 17—At Ben Davis 0-—At Tragkin Township Apr. 21 . 24—At Colum . 27—At Lawrence Central. May 4—-Broad Ripp May 11—Greensbur May 12—At Decatur Central. 15—At Washington 18—Warren Ls 22—At How 26—Garfie! Ya (Terre Haute). 1—Connersville HOWE
jisnus Soucks. on . 0A A Catedral Apr Mas
nua y 4—At Crispus Attucks May 8--At Shortridge y 1 Ripple.
Apr. %
pay 17-20—City Tourney at Victory
May R-Qouth May 25 arrén, Sentral,
Apr. 13—At oa Apr. 14—At ratio
May 17-20—Clty May 23--At Logansport. May 25—Shortri ldse. May 31—Manua
Tourney. at Victory
; cRisrus ATTUCKS Apr. 13—at H . Apr. 11 —8horriaze at Riverside. Apr. t Broad Ripp!
anua. Apr. 27--Washington at Riverside. ay 1—Pranklin Township.
y May 1}-Shortridgs at Riverside. May 15—at Franklin Township. May 17-20—City Tourney
-May-32—at Washington. SPEEDWAY Apr. 13—At Brownsbuss. Apr. 21-—Mooresville Apr. 25_Decatur ‘Central. eenwood. May 15—At Danville May 23—Charlton. of Plainfield WARREN CENTRAL Apr 30 Soreanpleld. May Gro May Franklin, Township. y en Dav
at Victory
LAWRENCE TENTRAL Apr. 12—At Broad Rip Apr. 15—At Chiarlion Hy “Platntiel d. Apr 27-Southoer May 2-—At Franklin Township. May 5—Decat tur Centra May —At Charlton of Plaintied Sch. ok
g rove May 3- -Warren Cen Central.
Steelers Sign Two vo Backs
PITTSBURGH, Apr. 8 (UP)—
. (host, is slated Friday.—J. A.
Quiz Show Captures Havre De Grace Opener | parse on
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PIFTH ($2300: claiming; 3- deere -olds: ¢! field, Ventana, Mo: Lawrence Central at sroad Ripple. i] rutinaH Prince Ranson, on-| NINTH (31400: claiming: 4 years up; 1 in the Armory. Miller was later -- Franklin Township at Park. | Enles), 5.40, 4.20, 3.10; Feonido 103° (J.| mile) —Favorite Trap, 115 (A. Skoronski), Thursday ;|Bpinale)," 610, '3 80; Luts ‘Girl, 105 17 Cul- 560.380, 3.60. Downtown, 118 (K Robertson defeated by Sgro here. In the | ,, i 2 | 3.50 Scoop, Tac Princess | 560, 4.60. Sandy Atlas, 105 (J. Savare . . . i Mooresyi le at Decatur cent; al. | | Mans, Social Side, Quarter Boots, Cherry | 2. Also: Pigeon Express. Florizan Jase: other eight-rounder, Willie | Broad. Ripple At Ben Da anar Grier. Sweet Sweet, Nursery Rhyme, v . . | SIXTH ($5000: Hollywood. handicap: .3| Newsprint, Upton, Charles City, Ring cur- Clemmons, Indianapolis, will | shrine o, Sachitelen at Rhodius years up; 7 _turlongs)—Johns Joy, 120 (B.| ta ain . | meet Ch rli L Cinci +H { Tech at Southpo Scurlock), 3.10, 2.70, 2.40; oo: | mee ariie Lee, Cincinnati. | HE fossa Lig Sp BRE py | pet cone n ' ount-A- ecatur Cen { Dan | Bit, Scabreuse, Alsab's Day, Bolo Mack. | amaica Moral Township at Frankia Township.
a Allies Pal, Accountant,
|| SEVENTH ($2500; claiming: 4.vears up:1.1 I tle ar He 118 miles) —
Southport at Shortridge Tech at Frankfort - »
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des). 10.20; A303 os Go 113 UA Tan) 5%, 30%: Hab das ash 1 By United Press i ; . Zaber hy kt Fanti, 8.30, Royal Helio: 108 :3:- Cul "Greeoy, 3:80 Kindy Sintiashery A Ar rae x ssn no eH 1530 Dy. Be EK vin {nogel, eo. yo Realtor, Tubby B., Out-| Croesus, ay One Best—Fabricate | “Tha “I Silver Drift, Son Charlie. SECOND ($3000: claiming: 4 years up: —Armelle, Irish Daughter, Jolirab Tucnday TH ($2300; claiming; 3 year olds: |8 furiongs)—Alsiral, 131 (C. Errico), 5.60, | 2—Eternal Herb. Alrad. Richelieu Broad Ripple at Elw 11/18 miles) Brliance: 1a (J. Culmone), | 3.30, 2.80; Fleet Vixen (G. wall), | 3—Brown Brutus, Naneita Populace | Crispus Attucks at Sortria 14.90, .80; non, 111 (P. Robs | 3. 0, 2.90; Halcyara, 114 (M. Bani: “10. —Fabricate, Persist. County elight. Prapaiin af YEAR “| erts), 4.00, 3.10; cklerose, mn (J. Spin-! Also: Brown Chief, Major lest, Clean Broom, Questus {rent Cent jale), 3.30. "Also: Signal Code, Sportlight, | Feet, aFolla nshee, Evas Toy, *aYazdeserd | {e—Neh K, Sweet m, Imacomin dba Central at Manus! | Vohen 5 Plyer, Bubble World® {Mark Hig { 7—Lady Alice, Bill Ross, Cencerro | Howe, Southport, Ben Davis. at Wash- | NI ($2200: claiming; 4 years up; | a~Kroese Hudson Valley. { hadow Shot, Beach Boy, Armada. | ington, fh 16 les Biman t, 110 (C. Burns), [ Daily Double Paid’ $26.50 | AT HAVRE DE GRACE— . Thursday |8.30, 3.50, 2.70; Chargery, 114 (F. Soli- THIRD ($3300; allowances: 2 year olds: One Beatin dus Manual at Bloomington. mena), 2.80; Lumpuckerow, 99 is furlongs)—War Union, 13 EA Arcaro). {3 Narrator, Miram's B Soundings Friday Coin 330, Ale Ida A. Shelimar. In-|} ofurlones)—War Union. W. Boland, , |3—Mag First: Sun Bud, Diaz Dame dr; Shortridge at Howe der, or, alcyon Cross. 18.60, 5.60: rf 116 Erion) 5.70. | [3H ey, "PACTS, Dashin ortridge a 0
4—Indus own, Goin Ay | 5—Ma nchac, Laran, ack 6—Tight Squeeze, Little Har ($3000; claiming; 3 Joa, ols |T--Abbe’s me, Dean Biftaen. Fetchit
okomo Crispus Attucks at Broad Ripple Pike Township, Lawrence Central,
Grove at Deal 00! Speed at el rille
: Count Tu Also: Hurricane, Nullify, Chalicote, Eterinal Son. Althor, Point Chicot, Liberty Rab. |
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3 5 8 arlonss) — Salors Choice, 106 8—Dry. s Sun, ise C Cup & 0,1 T ($1400; claiming; 4 years up: A 7.50, 4.10, 3.00; Attentive, 112 18.1 AT CULFRTREAM P ARK arren Centr al at ‘Washington |furlongs)—Ponce, 103 (F. Bone), 3.5. 320, Bernhardt), % 66. 4.50; Blazing, 119 One Bes Macho Mis New Palestine, Morristown at 2.60; Sweepstake, 108 (R. Camp Boyimetisi, 3.40, Also: Tops- All Atimirals 1-—~Ackley, Count Lovely, Magp | Township
turday Lawrence Central at Chariton of Piatn- |at - Alliance College,
* | The Pittsburgh Steelers today an-
nounced the signing of Half{backs Stanley Burak of George
} | Washington and Steve Kriss of
{Bloomsburg Teachers. | At the same time the Steelers {announced the squad. will train Meadville,
Pas, this“ sumnier- forthe fourth] successive year,
b, ‘Greenfield st war- | Plan Exhibition
CHICAGO, Apr. 8 (UP)—The
National Football League Cham‘pion Philadelphia Eagles will play |an exhibition game with the Chi|cago Bears in Wrigley Field Sept. | Beech | 10, it was announced today. The] game, Times, will be the Fifth Armed, Franklin 'porces benefit game.
sponsored by the Sun-
7.00, andsome Bill, 113 (A. BROLOnsE ate, aSuper-Salesman, Show Place, Law- 2.-Rappel, Whatanurse, ahh “Cracker. | | Also: Sliding Home, Georgles Gal, Bowery. fal Ceara, alittle Ba 3—Danna's Pensive, Bermar Joe, " Federal Sweet, Gladanhod, Cross Lu, Val-| a—Lewis III-O'Brien entry. Catechize Valon 3. year- -old 4—-Mackie's Pall, Deerfield. Quelle Belle
dina ($3500: allowances
FI | SECOND ($1400: claiming: 4 years up; filifes: § furlongs)—-Next Move, = 11 5—World News, My Freedom, Tulkinghorn. 7 “turlongs)~-Chaliemain. 110 (b. Bone). 6 erin), 3.10, 2.20, 2.20: Countess oly, |8—Mucho Mas, Whissendine, Devotional. 80, 3.60. 3.60; Bolo Tie. 118 (H. Keene). 113 (H Woodhouse), 3.90, 2.60; La Nappe, T—Impish Peter, Effervescent, Hell Bent A ENDRICH
A oe . o Port Chester, 113 (G. Adkins). 113 D Dodson), 4.00. Also:
Navy Abbe: {3 Boio pat. Ragtime Band, Dixie Sweep, Rosin- Calumny, Puff, Shorty P. 9—Hig
13.20, 13.00. 30 agey Seersucker, Empujo;
nte, Hard Cider, dies Honey, Camb- di-| AT CARLES WN— > 1843) Tides Pair, Friendly n. chp 3 years up: ded; Sxcelsior Hana) One Best—King's Gaard » IER LR » Double Paid $21.60 D. Dodson), 10.50, 4.70, 2.70: Olympia,|1—WofBe. Mix Man, Maid's Son ? (E Afro) 4.30, 2 450, Delegate, 119 (C. 2—Knight's Hurry, 8 hon, Tandis N33) por ted Blen Pe
THIRD Eleoe claiming; 4 years up: 7 126 (E. . v Turion Ee) — Piri 111 Smith), Erica), Also: Royal Governor, aul
i { 3-Eing & |8:00, 4.20, 3.40; One Only, 110 (R. Lawless). sKnockdown. Loser Weeper. jble Thistle, Jubilant. Grand Gent 5—LaVes iin Flar, V lu s - 3 55 Fae lil SAR Tg MS or OS ER mane plus AIR-VENT
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FOURTH ($1400: claiming: 4 vears up: 7 hardty. 980, 4.60. 2.30; Jam Session, 18 A LINCOLN BOWNY han furlongs) —Dr. Jo 115 (R.. Lawless). | (E. Guerin), , 2.50: Sagittarius, 338 had Cardi ro Border Vintage 4. i Eaesls Blue, 115 (G.! (E. Arcaro), 2.10. Also: Mirabeau, Copete,| Inter od ited, Colleen H. Draws Easier Adkins), 14.20 a iy a hwy. 147 I First Whirl, Duplicator, Energetic. 4 Ean te Fairy. Story, Pandu. | Bone), rown App EIGHTH (33500; claiming; 4 years up; . {Irish ' Count, A ¥hitchbel. Brig we Argosy. | 1g miles) —Pellicle,. 117 *(W. Boland), | bons eri Sjlen ta Vi Qirls Teg Honey Bun, Ebro, Herb: 5.30, 3.50, 2. Brown Moat; 114 (D. Dod- | Sit . ‘Best- Chance, Milidale. 141400 i Saimng; 3 3-year-olds; 7 son’, 11.30, 7.10: All In Fun. 111 (8. Boul- | wless Mies , Gold le, Radar Man. aL Mar Turnbull). metis), 6.60. Also: Our y. - Nassal |e Piger. Hill Sun, Breath Taker. 4.20, 6.20, 4.00: Midnight Queen. 113 «J. )—Tryandguess, Everplayful, Khaygram.
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Tanforan Ups Handicap Purse to $50,000
! SAN BRUNO, Apr. 8 (UP)— !Tanforan race track boosted the the Tanforan Handicap 000. today with the prospect
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. "Apr ite:
is (UP)—Palatine Stable’s Quiz |and the amazing British importa=Show. charged -to-a nose Victory i; Noor to the Funning of the - {over W. M. Jefford's Suleiman |"Cap two weeks from today. today in the $7500 Chesapeake| Announcement of the purse in- | Trial, feature event on the OPen- | crease—a jump of $25,000, was |ing day program at Havre de made by Tanforan President EuGrace. gene Mori in a letter to the CalJess Linthicum, owned by Har-| {fornia Horse Racing Board. ry B. Cohen, finished third in he/ Mori also hiked the present field of 10 three-year olds. A purse minimum of $1500 to $2000 crowd of 14,593 watched the i all races for the balance of the which annually serves as a tune-|season, which has three weeks yet up for the Kentucky Derby. to run.
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® CLOTHING ‘® SPORTSWEAR ® HABERDASHERY
9 E. OHIO
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