The Oregon daily journal., March 28, 1907, Page 12, Image 12

TUB OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. THURSDAY .EVCUnra. rlARCII 23. It 27.
i I'lSILIflG DOUTS
GEGIH TONIGHT
.
National ChampJonh!pa Will
, Open This Evening In Far-
Off Newark. "i i
EDGAR FRANK WILL .
i REPRESENT MULTNOMAH
y V- ' r, :.. .."
FaWrn AdylcM Stato That the Bert
' i Men In the Country Will Meet la
- . the" Ut7CmpeUm -atttf-Thst
, v the BtMggle Will Be Gam Ones
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,...' Newark, N. J., March It- "Knights
y . ! ' of tb mat" front New Tort t Portland.
Oregon, have gathered bar for tha an
nual wreatllpg ehamplonahlpe of tha
, 1 Amateur Athletic ; anion.- Tha tourna
ment open under the auspice of the
National Turn Verelp tonight -and. so
. Jarge 4e -the number of entrlea that tt
la reached. '
,' There are aeven elaaaea, aa followa:
' One bandred and five pound, lit, 121,
. Jill, 14S, -ia and a heavyweight claaa
Regulation gold and allver medal of
. the A. A V. will be awarded In each
. . of-the elaaaea. .' -
It . seems remarkable that the flrat
, two entiiea abould coma from tha fur-
.thermost'. point. The flrat reoeived
waa from Kdgar ' Frank, . Moltnotnah
".. Athletla club, of Portland, Oregon, and
the aeeond that of Frank Vance of the
Seattle Athletic club, tha former being:
entered In the lit pound claaa, and the
. , letter tn the 111 pounda. ,
Thla ta the flrat time In the hlatory
(Of. the iuii that contestants hare eome
"such a dlstanee to compete In A. A. u.
champlonahlpe. and the natural conclu
sion here te that the men must be food.
'- Aa an- -of -the -eastern - cracks end
present champions . are entered, tne
westernera will hare to be in food cor
rlltlon and ahow claaa If they expect to
: carry off the premier honor. Vance
will bare to beat such men as Benjamin
, Bradahaw of the Boys' club, New Tori
, city, erstwhile Metropolitan and A. A.
T". IS 5-pound champion, and winner of
the World'a Olympic championship at
St. Louis: also Harry Spanjer of the
National , Turn Verela. 1- who defeated
- Bradahaw last year for tha lfetropoll
tun lightweight title; Rubin, Oraee A.
r New Tork city; Senile, champion
of Syracuse, aa well -aa several ether
food a,. ;
r Xdfaw mag's Trass.
-m.xri
. The fame ef Edgar Frank, as Pacific
' coast champloav hss preceded him. and
hts work will be watched with Interest.
'The present champion tn thla class Is a
' local boy, George Mehnert. who la a
. member of the National Turn , verein.
end foe the past flva years has
held
.both th Metropolitan and Amateur
A thistle Union championships In either
the 111 or lit pound classes, whichever
he elected to enter.
r.
by experts who hajra
closely to know more
He Is conceded
..- followed, lb game closely
: about the' inalda science of tb art than
' any other amateur. In the business. He
' also- naa to his credit the -World Otyin-':
nto featherweight championship. ' won
t St. Uosle aaalnM 'the best in the
country.- Should they meet, tne boat
between Frank and Mehnert Should be
. eroductlre of on of tb best boats ever
seen and local lovers or the gam are
eagerly . anticipating It : Mehnert Is
: strictly temperate In his habits, uelng
neither liquor nor .tobacco. He also es
chews meats and when la hard training
subsist entirely en fruit, cereals and
nuts. Strictly speaking, b Is a feath
erweight, as h can easily get -below
111 pounds, so that he Is conceding 10
pounda to hla opponents. , Hla only re,
eon. for entering th 1 IB-pound class Is
to enable, hla protese . and clubmete,
Bauer, to win the 111-pound class. . ,
v Bugrtere Is Slaena. ;
"f "Another Strong man In th 116
pound claaa, who will give Frank trou;
ble'lf h. meets blnv Is Buggerlo, tb
' Italian crack ot the St Bartholomew
'Athletic club. New. Tork city;
The National Turn Verein, where tha
championships will be held, baa a great
. many wrestlers, and for several years I
has prided Itself on the ability ef the
. grapplera - and It te doubtful If there
. Is another organisation in th country 1
which confine Its .efforts strictly,-to!
i amateur sport that naa , turned out
'.more champion wrestlers. , At tb pree
rent, time, tt has three champions, Gus
Bau era. Ill pounda: George Mehnert
111 pounds,, and,-Harry Spanjer, 111
-pounda. '' 'I ' ' '
The A. A. T7. championship eommlt
. te has reelected J."-Hughes, Pastime
Athletic club. New Tork city, and Ab
, T'lman. ' Bay, Rtdg Athletlo .club.
HrooKlyn. aa aiternato rerereea. - Botn
men know the game thoroughly, and
; TJlmaa held the lightweight title for
a number of years. Each la strictly
honest and ' every contestant ,1s as-
eured ef a square deal. -'-,
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10.000,000 union Ubel daring the last
year.
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OOiVLIHG OH THE
f.l. I 1. C. ALLEYS
Clubmen Developing Science in
ai. . v..iiff AJ
t .1 : Ten Pins. :-sl;:-
MCABES TEAM IS "
WINNER OF ANOTHER
Averages of the ' Club Bowlers tn
Preset Tournament With the Of -
fldaJ -Standlna- -ef the-
How the Different Men Blxe Up.
McCabCa team ef nowlera did fair
ly a-ood work lest evening against the
Moor a t"-re ration. Harmar and W.
Heals were absent, so the customary
a re rags of 100 waa allowed each bowler
tn the three games. The wora tnrougn
eut the ma tehee waa good and proved
of great lntereet to tha ' apectatore.
Her re the ilgurea, of laatjilghf a
aamea:
Moore Ill 1
F. Healey ....110 171
Barrett ..1J7 111
W. Healey .......100 100
ISO lis
170 4t
117 170
100 . 100
100 100
Harmar '...
,100 100
; v S l . w 4 r- ' MM o IT -, l.Mi
. - ' MCABE8 TEAM. '
MrCab i;...llT ' 141 1T1
Cummtngs At. 11
Gardner ... ......Ill lit
Ott U1 U
Scott ............1 , m
- , Til Tl . Ml t.lt
' '(' taadlng of XMatraa. ' -':
Tb foHowlng la the official Standing
of the Multnomah elub'a bowling teama
up to and Including the week ending
March : t ' -
Team, r-r -r- Played. Won. xosi i-.u.
McCabe - I ,
Brlgham I
Gearta ......-.-t I
Moor I
I ' 0 1000
4 1 0
0 -r-. i ,..
1 .'i '-''.
t I ' -400
Monaon 4.' , 1 , I
Olaaa I 0 I .w
Lonergan ..........w. 4 0 4 . M
Here are the Individual a re rage of
the M. A. A. C. bowlers for the week
ending March, S3! . "
McCabe 161, Gardner "154. Clemsoa Ml,
James Uo, . sf onson It, P. E. . Brlgham
14t, Cammlnga 144. Bailey 144, Ben ham
141. tSeatin 141.' Q. C. Brlgham la. Bher
,t -,-THmhl.-1-Carlson 1st-. Glass
1M, W. A. Haley UO. Jones m. Moor
117, Orton 1M. Lonergan IIS. I.OTeoy ISa,
Lombard 1XU Ott 117. aark 1M. Blagen
US, F. S. Healey 120, Thorn ISO, Dunne
lit, Keller US. Feebler 111 Pease lit.
Wennerberg 115. Wlllett lit Routledg
lit Scott 110. Barrett 106. Burman 100,
i Hudson , Plttock 06.
Below are tha handicap for th club
. bowling tournament. These allowances
figure only In tha total scores of games.
Th-TSnvtlual
LfroOT actual sa
1 a-asae. soratoh:
averages are calculated
scores: .McCabe, pins per
gam,-sore toh; Gardner,, acratch; 0m I
eon. acratch; Jamea. scratch; Monaon.
acratch; P. B. Brlgham. I; Cummlnga, I
Ballsy, I; Behham, 7; Glass, I; Geartn,
I; O. C Brlgham, I; Bherratt, t; Trim
ble, ; Carlaoa. lit W. A. Healey, 11;
Jonea, 11; Moor, II, Orion. 14; Lore
joy, 11; Lombard. 1; Ott, II; Clark, 14;
Blagen, 14; F. S. Healey. 10; Thorn, S0
Dunne, II; Keller, It; Peebler, 14; Peas,
14; Wennerberg, 15; 'Wlllett tlx Soott
40;' Barrett' 41; Burman, 10;. Hudson, 10;
Plttock, 0i ; . 'Hj- -j
OSEGOri ALLEYS SCHEDULE
-';-":ISDiVIDUJll HATCHES
.A'.,,.. u-i,;.--.
Several Interesting Contests Will
' Be Bowled During the Com-':
il'ijl ' ;-;lng Month.' ' y I'
. A number of individual match came
are scheduled te be played tha com
ing jnontb en th Oregon alleys. Those
posted,, to datvare: ' April T, between
Leo. Boulanger andH. A. Lamond. total
pins to count CS J. Krua desired
a match with any on in th city and
waa taken en by C X McMenomy, th
number of gomes and date to be an
nounced later. Special - prise will be
awarded th winners of thee contests.
Last night Ed- Capen proved an easy
victor orer L. J. Ambs In their match,
consisting of 10 games, having llf plna
te spare. , His high, game was 231, and
averaged lit. Ambs' high gams was
114 and averaged 171.1. Th scores are
as follows:
Capon tit. flTI, 117. 1T, 111, SOL
S10. ltl.V sitr 111.
Ambs 111, HI. 111. Ill, lit, 170,
114. lit. . 110, 111. , !
j Tonight four teams in th eity league
will 'play their . regular scheduled
games, Monarcha ra. Chlnooka and th
Parka - vs. - Gopher. ; -
AMATEUR MANAGERS -
U rl PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
4 In "keeping with Th Journal's
4 policy of publishing free all ae-"4
d counts of the amateur base ball 4
A games and -.any other athletla
4 contests, the managers ef these 4
4 teama are requeeted t send la 4
'. the reulta of these game as 4
4 soon after their completion aa
4 possible. All aecounta ahould be . d
written plainly on only one side 4
4 - of th . paper. Reports of all ' 4
d . game excepting ' on Saturday, 4
4 , muat be in The Journal office e
d before I o'clock on the morning.
following the game, and the re 4
4 - suits of Saturday's contests must
4. b In Th Journal offlc befor 4
0 t B. m. Saturday.
d ' ' By observing these directions. 4
" more complete and satisfactory
4. results may be obtained. .
WOULD RUN RELAY OF
BASKETBALL PLAYERS
A '
(Hsedal DIaMtea te The Jeeraal.i
Salem, Or.. March St. George Simp
son, manager of the Willamette bas
ketball team. Is' In receipt' of a com
munication from A M. Grllley of the
Portland T. M. . C A suggesting th
arrangement of a lOjnile race from
Salem te. Portland and th carrying
of a meaaage from Governor Chamber
lain to Mayor Lane. Tha race ta to be
run In form of a relay and Willamette
la favorable to the plan. Likely can
didate for- th .team are -Clyde Nel
son. Oeorg - Forbes, . Georg Simpson,
H..X Parcel and Murray Shanks, ,- -,
; til
114 110
lit . 4IT
114 441
141 ' 411
COAST LEAGUE SEAS01
GFF FOR O I'EEK
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Delay Will Have Its Good Re
sults on the Teams That Are
r Training for the Year.
- As forecasted la The Journal some
time ago. regarding tha probable post
ponement of the opening of the Pacific
Coast league from March 10 until April
t. President J. Cai Ewlng yesterday
made th official announcement.
This mor waa mad necessary on ac
count of Ssn Francisco not being able
to get Its ball park ready for the data
that waa formerly set for th opening.
In the meantime the ' ball teama will
keep pegging away at tbelr training
quarters, .the extra week being rather
welcom to-th- managers -wh--had-a
number of newsmen to try out The de
lay will help out Manager MoCredle's
Giants, .as the weather at Salinas waa
not of the kind that permitted much
outdoor work. In fact, all of th teems
suffered more or Iras this year as the
result of th storms In California.
Notwithstanding the week'a delay and
the merging of th Coast league Into a
four-club circuit, the Interest from Loe
Angeles to Portland tn baseball appeara
to be greater than any previous year.
The fact that the league was able to
hold together -darings- the --earthquake
year1 and also to maintain ita Integrity:
after' Seattle dropped on tne oaaeDaii
map. has been sufficient proof .that the
Coast league will prevail for some time
to com. "- -. -
This Information ha revived Interest
tn the sport, and when "play ball" is
called one week from next Saturday, the
patient, partial and unconquerable fana
will turn out to see weir ravontes piay
and to rent their accumulated wrath
apon th much-abused and nerer-praised
amplr. ,
SULLIVAN ARB EiURPHY ;-
' READY FOR CONTEST
Baltimore Sports Looking For
ward With Keen Interest to
This Evening's Bout.
'Joarsal SaeetU aetrvlee.l
Bvltlmore, Md., March 18. Tommy
Murphy and "Kid" Sullivan har com
pleted their training and are ready to
step on th stags at Ford's opera-houee
tonight te engage- in a 16-round beta
under th aueplce of th Eureka Ath
letic club. The bout promisee to be
fine" nioat Important flstlc event 'pulled
on here tn a long time. It has stirred
up a keen Interest among tight follow.
era and there promises to be a large
I crowd of sporting men en band from
Washington. New ; Tork, Philadelphia
and other point- t .
Sullivan Is the moat popular boxer
ever; developed In Waahlngton. while
Murphy la New Tork's favorite boxer
Just at tha present time. They are of
in asm atyl of fight era, and are re
garded as evenly matched. .... ;.
YESTrftOAOACESr
ON CALIFORNIA TRACKS
' tlouraaf flDlal a-i.iee.1
San Francisco, March II. Reanlt ef
at Oakland:
Five furlongs, - aelllng Lassen won.
Dr. Rowell second, ' Bonvlvant third;
Ume. 1:01 4-s.
Four and on half furlongs Lev ot
Gold won. .Aden aeeond. Exchequer
third; time. 0:60 1-1.
Mtl and on sixteenth, selling Vln-
eentlo won; Alma Boy second. Flaunt
third; tltn. I:BS 1-t.
. St Phlltplna handicap, mil and en
sixteenth. 11,000 Edwin Gum - won,
Mary F. second, Supreme Court third;
time. 1:60 4-6. - '
- Six and en half furlongs, selling
Confessor won, -The Reprobate second.
Sheen third: Ume, 1:11 1-6.
Five furlongs Tavora won, Blanche
C second. May . Pink 'third; . time,
i:oi . ' .. .. ,. -.,
At Loe Angeles. ,
Los Angeles, March It. Results of
races: ' ' '
Fir furlong Maaedom won. Fiber
nado aeeond, Willie Gregg third;' time.
1:0s.- ' ' . s
Three and one half furlongs Karvel
won. Swagerlater second. Belnad third;
ume, :4i.
: Seven furlong Bigs tor won. Win-
some Ways second. Netting third; time.
1:11., , .
Mile and one sixteenth Cotillion won.
Bel voir second, George XL Mllner third
time. l:4IH. v
Six furlong Money) Muss won. Re
volt second. Tim Hurst third; time, 1:16.
t Seven furlongs Buna wen, Phys sec
ond, Lyndta W. Crossmaa third; time,
l:St14.'- '. - . v . ..
-- Fire furlongs Lady Gladstone won.
Redan aeeond. Nuns Veiling third; time.
INTERNATIONAL FIGHT
HAS BEEN POSTPONED
.it. . '
- (Jonraal Ipeel.l Her ilea, t '
London, March It. The International
fight between Al Delmont of Boeton and
Owen Moran, the Engllah boxer, la not
to take plaqe tonight at Liverpool aa
waa originally agreed upon. A hitch oc
curred In , the negotlatlona with - the
Liverpool club', and as-matters now
stand Delmont and Moran will come
together next month In a 10-round bout
befor , th y National Sporting Club
her, i fi r ,:- v.-. -.. 'f' .
KELLY AND HAYWARD
; V OFF, FOR SEATTLE
"V . . iii i ,.;
t Den Kelly, Oregon' crack sprinter,
and hla trainer, "Bill" Hayward. paaaed
through Portland laat evening en route
to Seattle, where Kelly will oonteat In
th 10-yard and 100-yard daahea In the
Seattle indoor meet which will be held
tomorrow night - '.'. I '':- y -
COLLEGE GAMES TODAY
Princeton ' vs. Randolph-Macon - at
Richmond. Virginia.
Tale vs.' naval cadets st Annapolis,
Maryland. v . .-'''
Cornell va. University of Worth Caro
lina at Chapel Hill. North Carolina.
Columbia va Georgetown university
at Georgetown, t. C.
Lafayette va Washington and Lee at
Lexington. Virginia, t.
. University of Alabama va. Howard
college at Tuscaloosa, Alabama. ' -
Maryland Agricultural - college Va
Fredeiirksburg college at Colleg Park.
Maryland.-
State college va Merceraburg academy
at Mercersburg, Pennsylvania. , ...
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Fiefeireg steek Oaaaag Oeeda. .
.- Allen Lewis nest Bran. . ,
TRACK PROSPECTS
at ivalla mm
Whitman Students Are Making
. ' Rapid Progress on the
; '' Cinder Path.' '.. :i
FIELD AND TRACK
MEN ARE IN ACTION
Captain rhllbrook Is Doing Bplea.
did Work In the High 'Jump and
JPiarca Mitchell J JPntttaf Jthe
Boys In Championship Condition.
npaeW Dlsptea te The JearaaM
Whitman College, Walla Walla, Waah..
March II. Great Interest la being mani
fested in track work at Whitman thla
spring and th prospscts are for a win
ning team. The old men are developing
fine form and beating their' old record a,
while many new - ones are showing up
well. ..'-.' ., ,. . c (
Captain- Phllbrookr'ls 'breaking -t th
college record right along tn the dlaous
and high Jump, aa wall aa making good
record a in tha hurdles and ether erenta.
Juat for practice he toaaed tha dlaous
out 11T feet laat evening. This Is six
feet better than the college record. CoX
th sprinter. 1 still tn school and In
fln form, with prospects ot taking car
of th dash tn good shape. .Quite a
bunch of good men are training for th
long runs. Th Lyman boys are work
ing en the weights. . New and old rea
are climbing up on the pole vault
Dlmlck la looked to to throw tha ham
mer : farther than it has aver been
thrown - befor tn th inland - empire.
Graham . Is aa eld standby - In the
weights and pole vault aa well aa la
the runs.-. ... ;.- ."..'
Manager Davenport baa plana ma
tured for an lnterclaaa track meet
which will be held In Walla Walla.
April IS. Each class of th eolleg and
academy, with the possible exception of
the seniors, will be represented by
track teama. This wUL rv as a, good
tryout for members of th "varsity
team, and will give a good lln en th
ability of th varloue men, - both new
and old, who are contesting for places
on the team. A silver cup haa been
offered by a member of th faculty as
an additional Incentive ' t th victori
ous claaa in thW meet . .4lrv - -acttcfceU
U Oharga, ; V
The candldatea for th team are work
ing under tb personal direction and
supervision of Physical Director Donald
V. Mitchell who haa had much experi
ence in this line, and la a. flrat-claas
coach. Ho Is training them regularly,
especially on form and starting.
- Plans ar being made for a big tri
angular meet at Pullman during the first
part of May, In which Whitman college,
Waahlngton State colleg and th Uni
versity of Idaho will participate for
tha championship ef th inland empire.
Formerly Whitman haa held dual meeta
with both schools, but th plan la to
Chang this, thla spring. ' '
v Whitman... will alsomeet th Unlvor
alty of Waahlngton on ' the track In
WalU Walla during th month of May.
A meet with Montana is also under con
sideration, but a yet no- definite and
final arrangements have been made.
' V Atkinsons Want Game.'
-, The Atkinson school - baseball nine
would like te meet any team, II years
or tinder, in th eity for a game any
day after school boars. - For gam
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V "RACING SUMMARIES
(Jeenal Bpeetal Service.)
Waahlngton, March II. Banning
ran results: ' ,'
Flv and en half furlongs Lord
Boanerges won, Oold - Slates aeeond.
Toddle. thirds time, 1:01
Four ".and "on bair"rurtongilfT)ead
Gone won, Glauoua second. Blember
third;' Urn. S:6S.
- Seven furlongs Tudar won. Jack Mo
Keon oonuVRTown Topic vthlrd; Im.
About two miles, open steeplechase -
Garter- Knot won, Northvtlle , aeeond,
Gua Strauss third; time. 4:11. m
Six Furlongs East End won. Nettle
Carle i second. Accumulate thirds time.
1:17 t-..
- Mile and 49 yards Raid Moore won.
Oobmoea seoono, Paul Clifford - third;
time, 1:4s. , ' . y
i- ,' Btajaana - jam-w
. At Mew Orlenns. A '
New Orlaana. March II. Results
of racee: , -' : r- - --
84x furlongs Lid wins, won. Brilliant
aeeond. Grey Plum third; time, 1:14 1-5.
- Four and on half furlongs Rebel
Queen won, Zlphen second. Dew - ef
Pawn third; time. :lt l-l. t '
Selling, ala. furlongs Masonla wen,
Hocus Focus second, Alanle third; time,
1:14 l-l. . .-j
Five furlongs Robin Hood won.
Froatenae aeeond. Rusk third; time,
1:10. .
Mil and ene sixteenth Cutter won,
Lancastrian second, Foreigner third;
Ume. l:f7 1-6. .
Seven furlongs Morales won. Royal
Breeae second. Bitter Miss third; time.
1:ST l-l. . -
CANADIANS TO HOLD "
. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Toronto, Ont., March II. Three
nights will be required te pull off th
annual boxing aad wrestling champion
ahlpe ef the Canadian Amateur Athletla
union, which, begin bare tonight under
the auspices of th Argonaut Rowing
club.- Th entry Hat ia large and of a
high ' elass and tha promoters of ths
tournament xpeot It to be ene ef the
most snooMsful ever pulled off tinder C
A A U. nuspieee.
. v... . - I.'-- - y
To Revise Yacht .Racing Code.
New Tork. March II At a special
meeting tonight ths New Tork Taeht
club la te take bp the amendment to
ths raolng rulea auggested last fall to
obviate ambiguity ia tha present uni
form code. '. -. -
GRANTS PASS PEOPLE
WANT MORE FACTORIES
11,1 M. A'
"" (Special Dtapateb 'te The Joeraal.) 1
OranU Pasa. Or.. March IS. Intaad of
ualng the H.500 subscribed for advertls-J
Ing purpose by Grants Pass eltlsens re
cently in issuing descrlptlv literature,
th money will be given as a bonus for
ths establishment of a second large box,
sash and door factory here. Tha propo
sition is now being advanced by the
commercial club, and the factory will be
placed thla summer. - An effort will also
be mad to get a furnltur and carriage
factory for thla city, to use som of
th oak. laurel and other hardwood tim
ber ef this territory.., . . .
TRAVELING MEN HOLD
PURE FOOD EXPOSITION
(Jeenal Special a.rrlea.1
Pittsburg, Kan., March . II. The
Traveling Men'a Fair and 'Furs Food
exposition, which opened today to con
tinue till the arid of th week. Is the
biggest thing of its kind ever given In
thle part of th state. Traveling men
not only ln the local field but In other
aectlnna of tha west have lent their aid
and assistance to tha enternrle. The
proceed of th fair ar to be used for
the purpose of taking tha members of
tha local council of th Uolted Commer
cial Travalera to th graund council
meeting which le te be held la Top
la May. . . .....
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blended tobacco is aided to" the full
; by their careful rolling, In thin mais paper
crimped, not pasted and", there's a mouth
piece tocool the smoke.-; X ;! V' ' 1
r lmperiales are still ' . v .
10 for
The men of tha West smoked 100,000,000 Imperiales te 1900,
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