The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 October 1986 — Page 9

Sports

All conference choice

Matching the number of victories they’ve obtained this year, the Wawasee Warriors placed eight players on the All-Northern Lakes Conference first team after eight conference coaches

- I B ' X. . ' ". X •■' . • ■ ■ . J te — ?'F c wLI §■ ' JL 4. /> x . * T x. J W * - f ~ W' ' $ NEW GYM BEING WELL USED — The newly remodelled gymnasium at North Webster School is shown being well used for two volleyball games under the watchful eye of the school emblem. Construction was underway all last summer and into the current school year. (Photo by Glen Long >

Bowling

Land-O-Lakbs Gusto's Guzzlers v* 7 Ligonier Elks 11 Kimmell Inn 21 11 Kurley's Keglers 20 12 Wawasee Bowl 19 13 Sea Nymph . 19 13 Merchant Metals 19 13 Werker Brothers Construction 18 14 American Buildings 17’/z 141-2 Syracuse Legion 16 16 KOfC 15 17 Luckey's Tavern 14V2 17'-2 Cocineros 14 18 Doc's Hardware 12 20 Syracuse State Bank 12 20 Wawasee Pro Shop 9 23 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 8 24 Captain's Place 8 24 High team game: Captain's Place — 1064 High team series: Kurley's Keglers — 2992 500 series: C. Summerlot 580, H. Hochstetler 509, C. Walton 503, G. Lambright 525, D. Barhydt 501, D. Fuller 554, S. Richardson 518, R. Grotz 511, P. Flanagan 537, B. Obacz 546, R. Mullins 531, M. Zell inger 505, J. Miller 514, D. Obacz 546, M. Hoile 532, G. Klenke 541, G. Knisley 513, K Knisley .569, J. Wortinger 522, D. Smith 552, J, Sheets 554, J. Halsey 548, R. Cook 579 200 games: R. Cook 220, J. Halsey 201, J. Sheets 234, K. Knisley 238, M. Hoile 200, D Meyer 201. P. Flanagan 223. C. Summerlot 212 . Tuesday Nite Ladies Chumps 23 9 Wau-Beez 22 10 Alley Cats 22 10 Youngsters 21 11 Lambs Cate 19 13 3 Delites 17 15 Go Getters 15 17 Grannies and the Kid _ 14 18 Inkspots 13 19 Go Go Girls 10 22 Runabouts 9 23 High team game: Youngsters — 470 H igh team series: Lambs Case —I3OO 450 series: J. Smeltzer 461, M. Wiggs466,l. Menzie469, J. West 473,1. Dull 466. 160 games: J. Smeltzer 191, M. Wiggs 168, I. Menzie 170, E. Wogoman 168, P. Snyder 167, S. Pachynski 167, J. West 196, D. Long 161, I Dull 190. Tues. Aft. L.L. Arrow Van 21 ’/z 6'/2 Carter P.E.H. 17'Zz lOMz Mastercraft 16 12 State Bank 16 12 Paul's U-Lock It 15 13 Lil's Anchor Bar 15 13 Teghtmeyer 14 14 LaPetite 12 16 WaChester 12 16 Ace Pest 10 18 Beacon 10 18 Aunt Verna's Place 9 19 * High team game: Carter P.E.H. — 784 High team series: Arrow Van — 2244 500 series: J. Slabaugh 523, J. Miller 502. 450 series: J. Maher 486, I. Kalisik 472, S. Koser 476. M. Willard 481. S. Wolterman 455. J. Alfano4sl. 200 gapes: S. Koser 193, J. Miller 182-165, S. Cotton 180, J. Maher 161, 181, M. Willard 169, 189, L. Crow 176. 160. J. Kausal 170. I. Kalisik 170, A. Harbison 174, B. Gross 164, B. Sheenport 164, C. Schleber 170. J. Slabaugh 176. 168.179, S. Wolterman 166. B. Dewitt 181. Thursday Nite Ladies Wawasee Bowl 27 5 Louie? 26 6 Jones . 22 10 . Millers W 13 Charger House 19 >3 Kidds <• 10 Golden Razor „ 16’z» 15>Z» S 4 V General Store 16 1* Buyrite 15 17 Beacon 15 17 Stop Inn 15 >3 Town 8. Country 14W 17>Zz Lake City Bank I 14 1« Lake City Bank 11 13 19 Liberty 12‘* ISM» Pilchers 12 20 Eagles 1”* Kreger Brothers ♦ 23 Sandi's ’ 23 Thornburgs • 20 High team game: Louies —B5l High team series: Wawasee Bowl — 2362 500 seyies: M. Pauff 515, C. Nolan 504, K.

gathered at Wawasee High School Sunday afternoon, Oct. 19, to make the selections. Included on the first docket are offensive selections Mike Eastman, tackle; Bruce Jackson,

Southern 505 450 series: K. Pauwels46l, J. Miller 476. B Miller 458, R. Gerrity 482, B. White 499. B Gross 454, P. Pollack 478, C. Becher 467, R White 455, N. Spur ling 478, M. Dixon 450, L Hawn 473, C. Whitacre 460, K. Knisley 498 200games: M. Pauff 213,172 170 games: J. Miller 177, B. Miller 178, S Gilbert 177, R. Gerrity 178, B. White 189, C Shepherd 171, C Nolan 195, S. Delagrange 173, B. Campbell 172, R. White 173, H. Taylor 180, 176, J. Reed 179, Y. Coburn 170, N. Spurl ing 177, M. Dixon 181, J. Knisley 175, J. Wor finger 172, S. Keim 177, L. Hawn 171, C Whitacre 171, K. Southern 175, K. Knisley .176 County Moore's Shoes 21 7 Rinker Boat 19 9 Paul's U Lock It 18 10 Tux Shop 15 13 Parker's Hybrids 15 13 Miller's Htg. 15 13 Kurly's Keglers 14 14 W Ser. Center 14 14 Walker Mfg. 14 14 Augsburgers 14 14 Fay's Boat Ser . 13 15 Renegades 12 16 Lakeside Bait 8 20 Leisure Pools 4 24 High team game: W Ser. Center — 1067 High team series: Moore's Shoes — 3072 600 series: R. Salina 620, J. Thwaits63B, C Eby 623. K. Knisley 610. 500 series: J. Kirkdorfer 548, J. Morgan thaler 505, J. Wortinger 526, L. Longenbaugh 508, C. Garner 529, D. Smith 508, W. Stahly 534. M. Zellinger 548, E. Coburn 553, L. Ed wards 579, C. Marton 561, T. Rowe 525, C Ar thur 555, M. Hawkins 537, J. Hostetler 567, B Hayner 514, A. Smith 574, G. Newcomer 537, G. Lowe 572, S. Yoder 520. 8. Knisley 543, J Kussmaul 545, R. Hibschman 506, R. Williams 538, T. Senders 567, D. Tucker 541, R. Riggen 523. 200 games: R. Salina 244, 206, J. Thwaits 203, 224, 211, C. Eby 231, 208, M. Zellinger 224. K Knisley 211, 204, E. Coburn 229, L Ed wards 209, C. Marton 208, C. Arthur 207, J. Hostetler 209, A. Smith 263, G Newcomer 203, G. Lowe2l3, B. Knisley 202, J. Kussmaul 225, R. Williams 216, R. Senders 232. D. Tucker 202. Every Other Saturday Night Mixed 11th Frame Avengers 10 2 Adate 10 2 Are We Having Fun Yet? 9 3 Stamars 9 3 Twitheads 9 3 Brew Crew 8 4 Ball Busters 7 5 Gutter Dusters 6 6 Nothing But Trouble 6 6 Bud's & Lou's 5 7 Hot Flashes 5 7 Kings 8. Queens 4 8 Half & Half 3 9 Dofolks 2 10 MiSfits 2 10 Brats 1 11 High team game and series: Are We Having Fun Yet? — 737-2128 500 series: M. Weisweaver 526, R. Stahley 530, C. Marton 536, D. Obacz 533, D. Swanson 520. J. Wortinger 565 450 series: S. Keim 574. J. Wortinger 529, W. Sheets 453 200 games: J. Alldredge 201, J. Wortinger 231 160 games: S. Keim 203. 201, M. Swanson 166. L. Alldredge 162, W. Sheets 165, J. Wor finger 185 Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles Oswego Washette (Inc.) 18 6 Millars Heating 16 12 Genes Repair 16 12 ARS Refrigeration 16 12 First Strike K 16 12 Coburns 15 13 Fairmont 14 14 Hibschman 14 14 Hatfields Bait 4 Tackle 14 14 North Webster Marine 13 15 Have Computer Will Travel 13 15 Prices Auto Repair 12 16 Dangles 10 18 Clevengers (Inc.) 5 19 500 series: E. Slabaugh 547, C Wogoman

kicker; Scot McDowell, running back, and Drew Parr, guard, while the defensive corp places Eric Jones, defensive end; Troy Reiff, linebacker; Nathan Rhoades, defensive back, and

531, T White 501. D Hodge 540, D Merriman 568 C Coburn 546, J Simpson 516, F Means 542, G Swihart 578, C. Swihart 527, 8 Slabaugh 510. M Rensberger 551, S Rensberger 529 . K _ 450 series: L. Hawn 452. P. Lamb 451 200 games: C Wogoman 212, C Coburn 233, F. Means 202, G. Swihart 160 games: L Hawn 163, E. Slabaugh 180. 199, 168, K. Canfield 168. J Stricklin 163, K Larimer 170, J. Miller 164. L. Wilson 191, P Lamb 169, 162, M. Rensberger 190. 169,192 Friday Night Mixed Maple Leaf 22 6 Wawasee Motors 20 8 D Q. Brazier 18 10 r Yeh. But 17 11 Eby Auto 17 11 Millers Heating 15’2 12’z Knisley 15 13 Denny 66 15 13 Biddler- 15 13 Bitners 14 14 Syracuse Rubber 13 15 Four Fs 12' 2 15' 2 Kennys Pizza 12 16 Beers 11 17 Sleepy Owl 10 18 Gutter Dusters 10 18 Pizza 2 9 19 Triple A s Plus One 5 23 High team game and series Miller Heating — 756 2056 * 500 series: S. Kalisk 537. C Nolan 510, G Knisley 511. K. Knisley 522. D Fry 515, S. Smith 527, T. Cravens 522, T. Stewart 528, R Peterson 540, P. Smith 500, L. Sawyer 500, K Solina 526, G. Hamilton 543, D. Hamilton 518 450 series: I. Kalisik 478, K. Knisley 485, S. Peterson 462, B. Smith 456, B Hamilton 469, D Kuhn 479 200-games: C. Nolan 201, S. Kalisik 216, K Knisley 205. R. Peterson 220, G. Hamilton 201. K. Solina 202 160 games: I. Kalisik 180. 160, K. Knisey 190, 166, S. Peterson 160, G. Abbs 168. G Gerard 177, T. Stewart 196, 178, B. Smith 177, S. Sawyer 168. B. Hamilton 181, K Solina 179, D Kuhn 195 Bantams Bears 15’Zz 2'2 Monsters of the Midway 12Vz 5'92 Ghost Busters 10 8 Cubs 9'/z B'2 Team #5 3'zi ll'-'z High team game and series: Ghost Busters — 308 605 100 series: A. Farmer 121, R. Schwalm 120, J. Galloway 112 40 games: R."Schwalm 48, 72, J. Galloway 55, 57, A. Farmer 50, 17, A. Twaits 47, D. Ep pert 44, 44, 8. Plikerd 43 Majors Chicago 'What' 17 7 Gutter Dusters 14Vi 9*/j Native Tan 13 11 Warriors 13 11 FTW 12 12 Cinderella IV/2 12'/z Alive & Striking 11 9 High team game and series: Chicago What' — 890 2565 500 series: H. Brower 538, B. Tallon 518 450 series: B. Strombeck 458, J. Slabaugh 455 400 series: M. Fedorow 447, A. Wright 447, D. Caudill 439, C. J. Howard 430. S. Leut 406, L. Off 403, S. Kahle 402 375 series: N. Schmucker 378 175 games: B. Tallon 214, M. Fedorow 194, H. Brower 167,189,182, J. Slabaugh 183 150 games: S. Leut 171, C. J. Harwood 166, A. Wright 160, 151, S. Kahle 156, B. Strombeck 151, 154, 153, D. Caudill 158, B. Tallon 154, 150, J. Oft 151 Milford Business Dana II 20 8 U.A.W. 19 9 Family Fare 1» 10 Campbell's >• 10 Pierceton Rotary & Drilling 14 12 Gropp's 15’/i li 1 '? Chore Time 15 13 Classic Formed Prod. 14 14 Eagles I 1 4 1* Dana I 13to 14'/z Wawasee Pro Shop 13 15 Shue's 13 15

Chris Yoder, defensive back, on the list. Other first team selections include: Tackle Doug Biggs, Rochester; defensive lineman Dan Boyd, Rochester; quarterback Kevin Doss, Goshen; wide receiver Brad Drudge, Warsaw; defensive lineman Chad Gallentine, Warsaw; wide receiver Daric Gessinger, North Wood; linebacker Brian Green, Rochester; defensive back Ken Helmuth, North Wood, and punter and tight end Adam Hoover, Rochester. Also, defensive lineman Dave Kaminski, Concord; guard Jim Lancaster, Warsaw; defensive end Mickey Marks, North Wood; defensive lineman Ryan Miller, North Wood; running back Tim Walker, Rochester; linebacker and center Tom Wiers. Plymouth, and running back Phil Wilson, North Wood.

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The girls’ varsity volleyball team at Wawasee won, 10-15,15-0, 15-0, when it hosted last night’s game (Tuesday) against Tippecanoe Valley. Jennifer Morgan completed 11 service points and 27 assists. Spikers for Wawasee were Amy Conroy with 18 and Ann Vitaniemi with 14. JV also won its match against Tippecanoe Valley, 15-3,15-13. At Saturday’s Warsaw Tourney, Wawasee beat Elkhart Central, 3-15, 15-5. 15-12, but lost to Warsaw, 4-15, 15-13, 9-15. Warsaw went on to compete against Fort Wayne Northrup in the finals, but lost. Amy Conroy made 12 service . points during the tournament. Jenni Gilmore gave 42 assists with Wendy Lung following close behind with 39. Leading in spikes

Turf Bar 13 15 Tim's Performance 13 15 HenschenOil 13 15 Eagles II 13 15 N Webster Legion 11 17 Rinkerbuilt Boat Co 11 17 Smokey's Bait & Tackle 9 19 11th Frame Lounge • 9 19 High team game and series Dana II 894. 2580 600 series Chuck Summerlot6H 200 games Bill Manning 200. Mark Bock 223, Chuck Summerlot 206 200 205. Joseph Swain 204. Wayne Fulford 200. Jim Bartman 200. Tony Gammiere 219. Don Ferguson 201 Bill Workman 204, Harlan Cabana 204. Richard Kehr 212, Kent Doty 212 Juniors Strikers II 15 9 300 Club 14 10 Pin Splitters 14 10 Beauties & Beast 12'2 11'z Pin Strikers 12 12 Wawasee Gals 11'2 12'2 Strikers I 10 14 Lucky ID'S 9'2 10'2 High team game 300 Club — 799 High team series: Lucky 10's — 2263 475 series: T Hutter 468 400 series: T Caudill 469, G. Coburn 451 375 series: J Hutchinson 395. M. Walton 378 350 series: E Stricklin 362, J. Richardson 351 140 gamesnJ Hutchinson 164, G Coburn 159. 168. T. Hutter 152, 147, 149, T Caudill 149, 164. 156, E Stricklin 145 Preps Strikers 15 3 Alley Kittens 14 4 Cabbage Patch Girls 13 5 Ball Breakers 12 6 Yellow Jackets 8 10 Teddy Bears 8 10 Merry Men 7 11 Bears 6 12 Syracuse Bears 4 11 High team game: Strikers —640 High team series: Yellow Jackets — 1231 250 series: S. Knox 279 200 series: E. Losee 213, T. Holterman 204, P J Weisser 201, C. Kelly 200 175 series: T. McFarren 195 150 series: J. Galloway 172, C Swihart 160. S. Kausal 151 100 games: S. Knox 154, 125, C. Kelly 132, E. Losee 124, T. Holterman 105, 99, P.J Weisser 104,97 80 games: T. McFarren 98, 91, C. Swihart 96, J. Galloway 85, 87, J. D. Byrd 83, A. Grey 81. S. Kausal 81, B. Dutcher 80 Monday Night Early Birds Swingin Grandmas 25 3 Alley Cats 20 8 Sunshiners 1? 9 Cindonway Shores ” 18 10 Walker Pipers 17'2 10'2 L.S.D. 17 11 1 Shirt Tales 15 13 Likens Const. 14'2 13'2 Classic Cuties 14'2 13'2 Bad Habits U ' 4 Connivers 14 14 Cocinero's 14 14 Flexsteel No. 1 1 4 ' 4 Lucky Strikes >3 ,5 Gutter Grabbers 12 16 Miszfitts H'2 16'2 Barbee Slowpokes 10 >8 Duds 8 20 Walker Splits 6' 2 21'2 Flexsteel No. 2 2'2 25'2 High team game and series: Swingin Grandmas — 511, 1442 Splits: Shari Klenke picked up the 3 10 split. 500 series: B. Swihart 508, A. Whetten 502, J. Slabaugh 504. -450 series: C. Simpson 466, E. Wogoman 490, J Hoover 450, K. Knisley 477. S. Klenke 466, D. Dunlap 488, L. Roose 486. 200games: B. Swihart 219, A. Whetten 217 160 games C. Simpson 160,1*1. B. Swihart 164, £. Wogoman 171, 164, J. Hoover 171. J Daftron 173. K. Knisley 167, 163, P R'99 en 162, B. Howell 160, J. Maule 181, L Dunfee IM. J- Slabaugh 160, 168, 176, S. Klenke 165, D. Dunlap 193, L. Roose 180, L. Paternoster 166. D. Kemper 162.

All first team players are seniors, with the exception of juniors Boyd, Jackson and Walker, while Hoover and Wiers are the only players chosen on both offense and defense. Unanimous first team selections include: Boyd, Biggs, Eastman, Jones, Gallentine, Kaminski, Lancaster, Miller. McDowell, Parr, Walker, Wiers (on offense), and Wilson. Other Wawasee selections include: Second team — Dan O’Haver, center; McDowell, defensive lineman, and Scott Robinson, linebacker. Also, making honorable mention were: Ben Beer, tight end; Chris Cotton, quarterback; Mike Meek, running back, and Brett Traviolia. defensive back. A record 72 players were selected All-NLC this year.

were Julie Kaiser with 20 and Amy Conroy with 19. In last Thursday’s game, Oct. 16, against Goshen, Wawasee lost both the varsity and JV matches. Varsity lost 7-15. 10-15. JV lost 5-15,8-15. Traci Ostendorf had five service points and 15 spikes, four of which were kills. Amy Conroy followed with 9 spikes and Jennifer Morgan gave 29 assists. With a varsity record of 7-11 Sports Quiz 1. Name the four teams vying for the World Series. • 2. Name the AL batting champion. 3. Who is the NFL’s all-time leader in receiving yards? 4. Who set a record for catching a pass in consecutive regular season games 9 5. Maureen Connolly was known in what sport? Answers To Sports Quiz sauiy . aojqi JBOA’ aqj-jo-apiqjß-ueiuo Yv dV pauieu osjb ‘siuuaj, c suMeqeas oineas judgjeq oaojs f oSoiq ues aauiof oipeqj £ sSSogapBM Z spguy biujoji[B3 pus sojjsy uojsnoH ‘sjaiv W won ‘xos pay uojsog i

Bowlers pick up splits

A number of bowlers picked up splits in league play this week. They are as follows: Thursday Night Ladies: Nellie Spurling 5-7, Jo Reed 3-10 and 2-7, Betty Bowen 5-8-10, Harriett Stoff 2-7, Ruth Hite 3-10, Becky Campbell 2-7, Freddy Money 2-7, Rose Scabin 2-7, Cindy Nolan 5-10, Pam Tackett 4-6. Susan Street 3-10, Kathy Dean 5-7, Goldie Pilcher 2-7, Doris Gose 3-10, Kathy Powels 5-10, Sara Mitchell 5-10, Cathy Jeffries 2-7, Delphia Long 5-10, Rosemary Gerrity 3-10 (twice), Bonnie White 3-10

"CURT JORDAN" Candidate For Wawasee School Board Although I have lived in tije Wawasee '• Schools area only 4'? years I have become interested and involved. First by serving on Principals and Citizens for Better Education Committee and secondly by IH| serving as the president of the North J Webster School Advisory Board. I am also v / a school volunteer. In my retirement I have time to give / and knowledge to share from my J management responsibilities when I was working with Bell Telephone before retirement I have become acquainted with many people through social affiliations such as the local Kiwanis club and am looking forward to serving the area on the school board if elected. I Would Appreciate Your B m SB Support Nov. 4 — Vote! OW TRAVEL TALK I Wr W _= Cynthia Fry Leisure Sales 5 THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN VISITING US... Hove an idea about your destination and a possible alternative if the specific accommodations you desire ore not available. If you have no specific destination in mind, one of our consultants will be glad to make suggestions. Know ahead of time what your travel budget is. We con then work within your means to plan your trip os economically accommodating as possible. Read all materials relating to your trip. Pick up the free brochures relating to your trip and moke sure you understand everything. Check on the cancellation provisions for any reservations that ore made. Be sure to ask about any additional charges or fees regarding cancellations. When traveling internationally know whot's required for your trip passport, visa, vaccination or inoculation. So start making travel plans knowing that you have a friend ready to be of assistance to you. obc TRAVEL SPECIALISTS, 1301 N. Detroit St., War-, saw. Phone 269-6771. 269-1415. or 1-800 342-5521. Open Mondoy-Fridoy 95:30 and Saturday 9-1 Most major credit cards HINT: Do«'t mist Mit menth's "S TMagt To ReoMmbor Before Toor Trip."

SOMatt £ t® jf IIV iW - -V®' A > ~ Il ■* Br Mb ’ J K jjri •'L ~ ' ' - v.. ... .x • x;- ’ ' * ' mL J* .-A* ' > ONE REGULAR GAME LEFT — The Lakeland Youth Center Soccer Teams have one regular game left in the season before the championship playoffs begin Saturday, Nov. 1. A large number of ■ people were on hand Saturday, Oct. 18, to watch 12 teams battle to improve their season records. The scores for Saturday, in division B, the 10 and over age group were: Bills Michiana Moped loosing to Counting House Bank, 0-3; Todd Realty defeating Lake City Bank, 2-0; and Kiwanis Club of Lakeland tied with The Mail-Journal, 0-0. In division b, the 10 and under age group, it was Chalet Realty and First National Bank in a tied score, 0-0; W'awasee Kiwanis defeating Campbells IGA, 3-2; and Cotton and Cotton Insurance defeating Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware, 5-0. Shown in the photo are of the Bills Michiana Mope battling with players from Counting House Bank. (Photo by Deb Patterson) J

and JV record of 8-10, Wawasee will go into the sectionals against North Wood. Sectionals will be held at Northridge on Thursday, Oct. 23, at 6:00 p.m. Coach Karen Albert said that although North Wood is seeded number in the tourney, she expects that her teams will provide a highly competitive game. Wawasee girls outswhn Culver The Wawasee varsity girl swimmers travelled to Culver yesterday (Tuesday) and defeated their hosts by a score of 90 to 81. The depth of the Warriors in placing second and third allowed them to beat Culver on total points even though Culver garnered first place wins in eight events. Stacie Boles won the 200 yard freestyle with a time of 2:16.18, Judy Schmahl was first in diving and Danielle Iwankowitsch took first in the 100 yard backstroke with a time of 1:09.69 The Wawasee swim team now has a record of nine wins and three losses. The next meet will be with Huntington North at the Wawasee pool.

(twice), Mary Pauff 5-10 and 5-8-10, Claudia Shepherd 2-7 and Ellen Slabaugh 3-10. Friday Night Mixed: Rosemary Carroll, Cindy Nolan. Kathryn Knisley, Mike Amick and Steve Swinehart 2-7, Betty Epert and Arlen Brennaman 5-10, Dave Schopf 5-6, Betty Epert 5-6-10, Keeny Knisley 3-10, Sue Penick 4-7-9-10, Phil Smith 2-4-10 and Donna Kuhn 5-7. Tuesday Night Laides: Joyce Stricklin 2-7 and 4-10, Inez Dull 2-7 and 5-10, Sharon Gilbert 5-7.

Wed., October 22,1986 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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