The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 February 1988 — Page 9
Sports
Warriors'third period buries Panthers
I By MARK WEINSTEIN Sports Editor NAPPANEE — Wawasee’s boys’ basketball team is one game from playing above the level of mediocrity. The Warriors moved to the break-even point Friday evening with an impressive 70-62 Northern Lakes Conference win over NgrthWood. The win raised the Warriors’ record to 9-9 overall and handed the Panthers their first home loss of the season. North Wood stands 8-10 on the campaign. “The kids feel we’re getting better each time out,” said Wawasee’s Gary Goshert after the win. “The attitude and team togetherness are very positive.” Defense was the key to Wawasee’s tom, particularly the clamps Basil Bonner put on Northwood’s Robby Prenkert. The high-scoring Panther, averaging close to 30 points a game, managed to score 18 points but hit just 26% of hjs fielders. Time and again the Panthers looked for Prenkert when they needed a field goal. Each time Bonner was there, resembling a piece of Prenkert’s clothing. “Bonner did a fantastic job on Prenkert,” said Goshert. “Os course, we shadowed most people, but not everyone, towards Prenkert. So I guess you could say it was a team effort, spearheaded by Bonner.” The game was close from the start as neither team could put much distance between each other. After an evenly played
I r ill | ~ FREE THROW WINNERS — Pictured above are six regional free throw winners from the Knights of Columbus competition. Regional competition was held two weeks ago at Syracuse, with districts held last weekend. Regional and district winners include in the front row, from left, Jason Ort, 12, North Webster, and Brandon Lazono, 13, Syracuse. Regional and district winners in the back include Crista Dippon, 11, Milford, and Heather Perzanowski, far right, 13, Syracuse. Carrie Schmahl, pictured in the middle of the back row, won regional competition but failed to advance in the district.
Bowling
Milford Business Pro Shop 21 3 Gropps 16 8 U.A.W. 15 9 Dana 13 11 Rinkers 13 11 Pierceton Rotary & Drilling 12 12 Jerry's Carpets 12 12 Smokey's 11 13 Family Fare 11 13 Ron's Service 11 13 Eagles 10 14 Premier Plastics 8 16 Campbells . 8 16 Legion 7 17 High team game and series: Pro Shop — 957-2748 600 series: R. Riggen 601, D. Carpenter 604 500 series: J. Shoudel 543, Mark Shearer 527, B. Robinson 523, R. Engle 515, L. Dull 538, R. Rodeffer 563, D Stahly 540, D. Kern 504, J. Jones 510, B Craft 513, F. Means 524, B. Workman 545, S. Swinehart 502, C. Arthur 519, I. Senders 518, S. Smith 506, P. Beezly 574, J. Lowe 507, B. Rose 523, C. Albaugh 510, B. Hutchinson 512, P. Kuehner 553, B. Perez 584, R. Caudill 531, N. Leonard 554, C. Summerlot 504, G. Price 575, D. Welsser 505, G. Weisser 506, J. Smeltzer 507, C. Farr 568, B. Pauwels 565, J. Bartman 503, G. Coquillard 503, R. Bartman 576, K. Plikerd 546, A. Schroder 509, R. Llndzy 598 200 games: Mark Shearer 211, R. Engle 201, R. Ropeffer 213, D. Stahly 215, F. Means 201, B. Workman 203, R. Rlggen 223, 218, P. Beezly 225, B. Hutchinson 220, B. Perez 205, R. Caudill 212, N. Leonard 200, G. Price 201, 213, C. Farr 209, R. Bartman 220, 0. Carpenter 216, 214, K. Plikerd 219, A. Schroeder 200, R. Llndzy 244 Majors Hot Shots 59 21 Strike Force 53 27 Kik-Ax 47 33 Dumb Ducks 44W 35W Striking Lt. & Rt. 40 40 Thunderbirds 40 40 Misfits 36 W 43 Vi High team game and series: Strike Force -954-2485 600 series: T. Caudill 500 series: T. Hutter 530 450 series: S. Kahle4B7,C. Summerlot464 200 games: T Huffer 207, S. Kahle 200, T. Caudill 218,202 175 games: A. Wright 189, C. Summerlot 188, T. Caudill 182 Juniors Four J's 61 19 Mysterious 52 28 KlngPlns 48 32 Misfits 46 34 Bad Boys 45 35 Red's 44 36 Strikers 20 60 High team game: Four J's—7s2 High team series: Mysterious—2l93 450 series: J. Harwood46B
first period, a 15-all tie, North Wood controlled the second quarter, taking a 32-28 lead into the half. The second half, however, clearly belonged to the Warriors. Wawasee canned the first two field goals in the period, creating a tie early in the period. The momentum from the field goals ignited the Warriors as they pulled away from the Panthers. -j I I ' 1 MATT DICK Fueled the Warriors’ defense and Bonner’s three field goals, Wawasee doubled North Wood’s offensive output in the period. The 21-10 run gave Wawasee a comfortable 49-42 lead entering the final period. Wawasee stretched its lead to
400 series: L. Murray 432, M. Walton 413, J. Hutchinson42l 375 series: D. Stahley 382 175 games: M. Walton 188, J. Hutchinson 184, J. Harwood 185 150 games: L. Murray 158, L. Walton 152, J. Harwood 151 Preps Pin Strikers 42Vi 17’Zz Hoosiers 39 21 KlngPlns 38'Zz 21 W Trojans 37’Zz 22’Zz Frog Brothers 35'/i 24Vi Ball Busters 32 28 Siamese Cats 30’zi 29Va Strikers ,26 Vi 33 W Alley Cats 18 42 High team game: Hoosiers —604 High team series: Frog Brothers—ll9B 225 series: T. Holterman 241, P.J. Weisser 240, C. Swihart 229, S. Richey 226 200 series: A. Guy 206, J.D. Byrd 200, R. Schwalm 206, K. Darrah 200 175 series: B. Richards 193, D. Justice 189, A. Knisley 197, B. Schisler 194, J. Lewis 181 125 games: T. Holterman 129, P.J. Weisser 132, C. Swl hart 141. 100 games: T. Holterman 112, A. Guy 110, B. Richards 115, P.J. Weisser 108, J.D. Byrd 108, D. Justice 104, R. Schwalm 100, 106, A. Knisley 114, K. Darrah 118, J. Lewis 102, S. Richey 114,112 a Bantams Whimpy's 40W 19W Pee Wee's 38 22 Gophers 37 Vi 22 Vi Fun Kids 35 25 Thunder Cats 32 28 Bowling Buddles 26 34 Bears 22 38 High team game: Bears —340 H igh team series: Gophers — 656 ,175 series K. Dean in, D. Eppert 100 100 series: A. Holterman 118, A. Wiggs 107, B Kuhl 119, A. Thwalts 109, Joey Bradley 118, J. Bradley 102 75 series: A. Dean 88, L. Ridenour 89. J. Church 91 100 games: K. Dean 104, D. Eppert 118 50 games: A. Dean 53, K. Dean 73, A. Holterman 50, 68, J. Church 52, A. Wiggs 50, 57, B. Kuhl 65, 54, A. Thwalts 53, 56, Joey Bradley 60,58, J. Bradley 63 Monday Night Early Birds Coclnero's 28Vi BVi Gutter Grabbers 22 10 Likens Const. 20 12 Flexsteel #3 19 13 L.S.D. 18W 13Vi Swlngln Grandmas 18 14 Flexsteel n 18 14 Tailenders 17 15 Slzzlettes * 17 15 Duds 17 15 Shirt Tales 16 W 15 W Flexsteel II 16 16 Lucky Strikes 14 18
58-49 with 4:52 remaining and seemingly had the game under control when North Wood made its final run at the Warriors. A couple of Wawasee turnovers aided the North Wood comeback, which reached its climax with 2:46 remaining on the clock. The Panthers roared within one point, 58-57, when Jon Rohr sank a layup at the 2:46 mark. But Wawasee closed the door on the Panthers as it sealed the win from the foul line. The Warriors sank 17-of-23 freebies in the closing quarter to leave town with their fourth straight win and sixth win in their last seven games. “Wawasee did a nice job with free throws down the stretch,” admitted North Wood’s Phil Lechlitner. “They are playing - good ball and hey, give Gary (Goshert) credit. He puts the right kids in at the right time.” Bonner was a force for.. Wawasee, scoring 16 points, grabbing five rebounds and slowing down Prenkert. In a rarity,
Bellmont wins semistate; Wawasee four eliminated
GOSHEN — Wawasee’s wrestling season came to a crashing halt Saturday as its four wrestlers failed to win at the Goshen Semistate. Meanwhile, Bellmont moved towards its second consecutive state championship by winning the semistate, 126-82, over Northern Lakes Conference champion Warsaw. In taking the runner-up position, Warsaw will advance four wrestlers to this weekend’s state championship round. Wawasee has no wrestler advancing to Indianapolis for the first time in several years. Muncie South placed third with 81.5 points, while Huntington North was fourth at 47 and Muncie North was fifth with a 39 point total. At the start of the day, Wawasee looked to be in good position at sending two wrestlers to state. Garrett Ponciroli and Josh Lantz needed opening wins to advance the the championship level. The victories never came. In fact, the Warriors didn’t win a match in the tournament. Rick Weaver, wrestling at 103, dropped the first match of the day, setting the tone to a disastrous day for Wawasee. Advancing for Warsaw will be Bobby Taylor at 103 pounds, Aaron Bruce at 145, and Nate Conley at 160. All came out of the semistate round unbeaten and champions.
Sunshiners 13 19 Spare Time Girls 13 19 Walker Pipers 13 19 Bowling Bags 13 19 W.B.L. 11 21 Walker Reworks 10 22 Walker Cut-Ups B’6 23’6 High team game: Coclnero's —499 High team series: Gutter Grabbers—l42s 500 series: K. Byrket 564, C. Simpson 523, L. Roosesß4, D. Weaver 510, B. Swihart 557 450 series: K. Goldenberg 454, J. Likens 456, L. Paternoster 464, M. Lambright 461 200 games: C. Simpson 200, L. Roose 221 203, B. Swihart 202,205 160 games: K. Goldenberg 165, K. Byrket 173, 192,199, J. Likens 197, C. Simpson 189, D. Sherwood 191, 162, C. Swihart 168, L. Dunfee 166, P. Rlggen 168, K. Dutcher 163, L. Roose 160, L. Paternoster 172, D. Weaver 186, 177, J. Berkeyshlre 160, M. Lambright 170, T. Weeden 163, N. Whetten 162 Splits: Luan Dunfee 5-7, 3-10, Betty Swihart 3-10, 3-10, Deanna Swain 3-7, Jenny Likens 5-10, Cindy Simpson 2-7, Wilma Mitchell 3-10, Kim Dutcher 5-7, Terri Weeden 5-10, Nancy Whetten 4-5 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Arrow Vans 62 22 Carter's PEH 51 33 State Bank 51 33 Paul's U-Lock-lt 50 34 Mastercraft 48Vi 35Vi Shrimpboat 45Vi 38Vi Teghtmeyer 42Vi 41 Vi Beacon 40 44 La Petite 38Vi 45’6 Wa Chester 36 48 Lil's 35 49 High team game and series: Mastercraft -796-2322 500 series: S. Quinn 542, M. Rensberger 523 450 series: M. J. Myers 488, J. Kausal 471, J. Maher 475, I. Kallslk 498, J. Gray 463, D. Craig 480, E. Klrkdorfer 467, G. Hayner46o 200games: M. Rensberger2o4 160 games: M. J. Myers 197,168, J. Kausal 168,176,1. Kallslk 160,172,166, J. Maher 161, S. Quinn 179, 181, 182, D. Craig 166, 167, E. Klrkdorfer 173, M. Mock 162, J. Lantz 160, B. Smith 160, G. Hayner 181, G. Cook 177, M. Rensberger 189, L. Crow 170, K. Stone 184 Splits: Sue Wolterman >lO, >lO, Joan Gray 3-10, 4->7, >7, Shirley Quinn 2-7, 6-8, Linda Brower 3-10, Evie Klrkdorfer 3-10, Sandra Sawyer 3-10, Jackie Bradley >lO, Sue Koser 4-9, Kay Stone >7, Janice Koselke 4-5 La nd-O- Lakes Ligonier Elks 27 5 Maxwelton 24 8 Read's Racelng 22 10 American Bldgs. 22 10 Burger Dairy 20 12 Kurley's Keglers 19 13 Syr. Legion 19 13 W. Bowl 10 14 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 18 14
his defensive intensity didn’t slow down his offensive production. Brett Harter joined Bonner in scoring honors with 16. The senior also pulled down a teamhigh 12 rebounds. Matt Dick came off Goshert’s bench to score 15, while Darin Atwood, the Warriors’ leading scorer, finished with nine points and seven rebounds. John Erasure added eight markers and four rebounds. For the contest, Wawasee canned 24-of-43 field goals for a blistering 55.8%. The Warriors canned 21-of-29 free throws for 72.4% in the contest. In contrast, North Wood was ice cold. The Panthers hit 23-of-63 field goals for 36.5% and 11-of-22 from the stripe for 50%. In junior varsity action, North Wood shut down Wawasee’s offense in the third period to win 39-31. Chris Conkling and Jeff Boyer paced the Warriors’ attack with nine points each. The varsity Warriors will look for their fifth straight victory Saturday when Elkhart Central
The Tigers’ fourth wrestler moving to Indianapolis is Dan Moon. The 130-pound Tiger lost in the championship round to Muncie South’s Tony Abbott. Other Northern Lakes Conference performers advancing to the state round include Goshen’s Jim Bechler, third at 140; Tim Roahrig (Plymouth) first at 152; Ron Coffel (Bremen) first at 171; Jason Franklin (Concord) third at 189; and Cory McKenzie (Bremen) fourth at 189. > Final and consolation results of the Goshen wrestling semistate. The finals are listed first, followed by the consolations. The top four individuals advanced to the state finals. Team Scores Bellmont 126, Warsaw 82, Muncie South 81.5, Delta 47, Huntington North 44, Muncie North 39, Lakeland 37JL-* Bremen 36, Adams Central 34.5, Elkhart Memorial 31, Fort Wayne Dwenger 26, Plymouth 25.5, Carroll 25, Fort Wayne Wayne 24.5, Fort Wayne South 22, Norwell 18, Muncie Central 18, Whitko 17, Goshen 15, Concord 14, Fort Wayne North 13, Fort Wayne Northrop 11.5, Fort Wayne Luers 11, Central Noble 11, Yorktown 10, Harding 9, Oak Hill 8, Frankton 7, Elwood 4, North Wood 4, North Miami 4, Eastside 3, DeKalb 2, Madison Grant 2, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 2, Fort Wayne Concordia 2, Wabash 2. 22 other schools participated but failed to score. Individual Results 103 — Bobby Taylor (Warsaw) dec. Andy Noll (FW Dwenger) 7-2;; Charles Fleshman (C. Noble) dec. Shawn Simpson (Frankton) 2-OOT.
Biddles 17 15 M.M.I. 17 15 Cocineros 14 18 Syr. State Bank 13 19 Werker Bros. Const. 12 20 RC'sPier 12 20 Sea Nymph ' 11 21 Doc's Hardware 10 22 W. Pro Shop 10 22 Luckey's Tavern 8 24 KofC 7 25 High team game and series: American Bldgs. —1132-3169 600 series: S. Parker6B6, R. Penick6oß, M. Yoder 626, M. Durham 640, M. Clevenger 606, D. Dean 603 500 series: C. Marton 536, J. Rice 561, R. Hostetter 598, R. Stahley 592, L. Edwards 529, P. Flanagan 540, J. Scarbeary 515, D. Mock 518, G. Lambright 560, C. Lambright 517, D. Vanette 565, R. Carlson 538, R. Mathew 510, D. Weaver 505, M. Wappes 500, J. Halsey 526, R. Cook 522, J. Wortinger 575, T. Smith 558, G. Lowe 574, J. Sheets 503, D. Smith 561, S. Coburn 546, S. Richmondso4, B. Graff 521, G. Price 539, C. Summerlot 535, S. Butt 571, D. Taylor 506, G. Nicolai 559, M. Steele 502, L. Nicolai 564, J. Pachynskl 514, D. Knisley 534, G. Klenke 530, G. Knisley 523, T. Hoover 562, B. Richardson 545, R. Hicks 565, A. Stewart 514, L. LeCount 521, T. Ervin 532, M. Allberry 557, D. Barhydt 537, T. Clevenger 529, C. Walton 506, C. Walton 542 200 games: S. Parker 214, 206, 266, R. Penick 241, T. Clevenger 201, M. Yoder 214, 226, R. Hicks 225, M. Durham 203, 243, M. Clevenger 216, 209, L. LeCount 206, T. Ervin 205, A. Stewart 203, T. Hoover 224, 202, D. Dean 213, B. Richardson 205, B. Obacz 211, G. Nicolai 218, A. Hershburger 202, D. Knisley 200, S. Butt 205, M. Wappes 203, J. Wortinger 212,204, T. Smith 234, G. Lowe 223, D. Smith 206, D. Mock 205, G. Lambright 200, C. Lambright 205, D. Vanette2lß, J. Rice 243, R. Hostetter 254, R. Stahley 205, L. Edwards 233 Splits: K. Knisley 5-7, 6-7-10, G. Nicolai 3-6-7-10, 3-10, C. Walton 3-10, J. Scarbeary 3- 4->7, D. Weaver 3-10, J. Wortinger 5-7, J. Halsey 3-10, J. Sheets 3-6-7-10, D. Smith 4- D. Knisley >lO, M. Steele 3-10, S. Nicolai 3-10, S. Parker 4-7-10, D. Barhydt 3-10, C. Walton 3-10, M. Allberry 2-7, R. Hostetter 6-7-10, D. Stollker 3-10, E. Knight 5Friday Night Mixed Martin Feed 66 26 Smith Farms 62 30 Knisleys 58 34 ABB 52 40 Reads Racing .51 41 National Products SOW 41W Miller Heating 48 44 Lakotronlcs 46W 45W Buds Body 44W 47W Sleepy Owl 44 48 Yeh But 39 53 Bitner Eggs 38 54 Bubby Bowler 37W 54W
visits Syracuse. Wawasee closes out its regular season the following Friday at Bremen. BONNER SHINES Wawasee (70) FG FT TP B. Bonner 6-9 4-6 16 Harter 6-10 4-5 16 Frasure 3-4 2-3 8 Koble 1-5 0-2 3 Atwood 2-4 5-6 9 Dick 5-7 5-6 15 Carey 1-4 1-3 3 Huey 0-0 0-0 0 Rensberger 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 24-43 21-29 70 North Wood (62) FG FT TP Flickinger 5-11 2-4 13 Weldy 2-4 0-2 4 Rohr 2-2 3-4 13 Reinhardt 6-10 0-1 13 Prenkert 6-23 3-4 18 Gessinger 1-9 2-2 4 Gongwer 1-3 0-0 2 Totals 23-63 11-22 62 Three-Point Shots: Wawasee — Koble 1-1, Atwood 0-1. North Wood — Prenkert 3-13, Flickinger 1-2, Rhoade 0-1. f4oßy Quarters Wawasee 15 13 21 21—70 North Wood 15 17 10 20—62
112 — Rob Busick (Bellmont) dec. Matt Koontz (Whitko) 5-3; Junior Smith (Lakeland) pinned Matt HullInger (FW Dwenger) :35. j 119 — Brent Lehman (Elkhart Memorial) dec. Brett Deweese (Westview) 13-6; Eric Starks (FW Luers) dec. Dave West (Carroll) 3-2. 125 — John Faurote (Bellmont) dec. Steve Duke (Muncie South) 7-2; David Suits (Delta) pinned Troy Bahler (Harding) 2:24. 130 — Tony Abbott (Muncie South) dec. Dan Moon (Warsaw) 3-1; paul Bake (Bellmont) pinned (Jim Marbach) 1:29. 135 — Paul Gunsett (Bellmont) tec pin Charlie Long (Lakeland) 4:34; Rob Ice (Westview) pinned Jeff Haste (Muncie South) :40. 140 —Will Rangle (FW Wayne) dec. Lamont Lankford (Muncie Central) 10-5; Jim Bechler (Goshen) dec. Ben Kreischler (Bellmont) 8-3. 145 — Aaron Bruce (Warsaw dec. Scott Reust (Huntington) 9-7; Mike iTricker (Bellmont) dec. A. Chimabanda.(Muncie North) 5-3. 152 — Tim Roahrig (Plymouth) dec. Eric Tucker (Norwell) 9-0; Cicero Chimbanda (Muncie North) dec. Mike Crowe (Delta) 7-2. 160 — Nate Conley (Warsaw) dec. Toss Pryor (Muncie North) 7-6; Dennis Springer (FW Northrop) dec. Ted Parson (Delta) 14-3. 171 — Ron Coffel (Bremen) dec. John Lintz (Bellmont) 6-5; Ron Liggett (Delta) dec. James Zehr (Carroll) 12-6. 189 — Mitch Close (Huntington) dec. Jeff Carroll (Adams Central) 10-3; Jason Franklin (Concord) pinned Cory McKenzie (Bremen). HWT — Jeff Pease (Muncie South) pinned Jeff Watson (FW South) 2:47; Bernard Ingol (FW North) pined Doug Hylkema (Elkhart Memorial 2:43.
Aunt Verna's 37 so Denny 66 32 60 Syracuse Rubber 29 23 High team game: Sleepy Owl —741 High team series: Martin Feed —2143 600 series: G. Hamilton 638, P. Smith 616 500 series: K. Knisley 527, K. Knisley 528, G. Knisley 552, D. Schopf 591, G. Lowe 572, D. Stoliker 544, M. Allberry 509, S. Parker 501, K.‘ Solina 586, D. Hamilton 547, T. Cravens 529, B. Penick 596, L. Sawyer 520, S. Kalislk 507, B. Carroll 529, 1. Kalislk 510 450 series: B. Epert 464, R. Carroll 490, B. Smith 465, J. Ml Iler 482 200 games: K. Knisley 204, D. Schopf 234, G. Lowe 212, K. Solina 200, G. Hamilton 223, 236, D. Hamilton 202, 201, S. Parker 203, B. Neher 202, D. Stoliker 212, B. Penick 205,224, P. Smith 200,219, B. Carroll 204 160 games: K. Knisley 199, 179, B. Epert 163, P. Schopf 162, B. Hamilton 168, K. Solina 191, 195, D. Blackport 181, C. Jones 176, K. Yoder 164, S. Cravens 189, S. Penick 163, J. Miller 192, B. Smith 170, R. Carroll 170,167,1. Kalisik 170, 179, 161 Splits: Dave Schopf 3-10, Kenny Knisley 3-10, Dorothy Blackport 3-10, SI Smith 3-10, John Blackport 3-10, llene Kalisik 3-10, Phil Smith 3-10, Karen White 3-10, Sherri Coy 2-7, Charlie Fink 2-7, Chuck Ogburn 2-7, Kathryn Knisley 2-7, Kathy Yoder 9-10, Betty Hamilton 9-10, Sandy Sawyer 9-10, Tim Yoder 5-6, Lynn Sawyer 4-9, Cheryl Ringler 6-7-10, Tammy Stewart 5-10 Special Interest: Dave Schopf bowled 150 pins over his average series wise) County Tux Shop 21 7 Thwalts Realty 21 7 Wawasee Service Center 19 9 Pilcher Shoes 17 11 Flex Steel 16 12 Miller's Heating 14 14 Kurly's Keglers 13 15 Blue Fin 12 16 Brower's Sales & Service 11 17 Parker Hybrids 10 IS Foy's Boat Service 9 19 Augsburger's N.W. 7 21 High team game: Thwalts Realty—929 High team series: Tux Shop - 2714 600 series: G. Knisley 660, S. Weaver 618, B. Knisley 639 500 series: C. Eby 561, K. Knisley 518, R. Solina 565, J. Chandler 567, D. Cotton 539, C. Swlhart 556, W. Williams 521, B. Canfield 572, J. Klrkdorfer 565, M. Hawkins 561, T. White 543, B. Zarse 517, G. Newcomer 553, G. Lowe 563, D. Harper 515, Woodward 509, P. Smith 521, L. Longenbaugh 527, B. Slabaugh 528, C. Garner 515, J. Thwalts 570, D. Wuthrich 535, T. Clevenger 529, L. Thwalts 535 200games: G. Knisley 243,262, J. Chandler 200, S. Weaver 225,214, B. Knisley 235,225, C. Swlhart 200, W. Williams 201, B. Canfield 203, J. Klrkdorfer 206, AA. Hawkins 208, T. White 219, G. Newcomer 218, G. Lowe 224, D. harper 231, B. Slabaugh 209, T. Clevenger 216
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