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18 Th Stat man. SaUm. OitgoB. Sunday. March 14, 1948 Salem Team Poised For Tourney Start Eugene Clasgie Openn on Tuesday Nilil: Vikx IMav Weil new lav Morn Forty Senators to Train at Corvallis S..Wm high's Yikmg. ni1ei ed a- one of the bet Harold Hauk bfivkfthiill teams of i ent yt-mr. wde mlu the 30th annual state tourn:.mcnt thi u-k.,.T F..igne. in huge McArthur court, for the 26th time in the 9- ear -old hit.iy of the prep playoff. The 16-team tout n.-imen!. joy (led with ?-trmig - - -. entries, inluding L.t c..i ch.im pion and runnel '.(. M.i:t-, Tuf d;v night ,tt 7:30 o clock with two fame-. Put the Vikn.es dent go lst;.iri until Wrdneoli.y mim ing at 9 o'd.H-k, when they cU.sh with the Baker Build.,', i h.im pinus of (iiti 1st 1 The tail and rugged Salem.'-, a fast team uith the ability to pcore, go into the tournament with a rec ord of 24 wins and scen losses for the season, including a sweep Salem Radio Station KOCO will broadcat a plav-by-pla account of all state tournament tame In hich Salem high's Viking particinale. It has been, reminded by Bruce William. KOCO sportscaster. through the recent district 11 playoffs They are the only prep in the state to defeat the Oregon Slate Rooks fwce. and are one of the few teams to down the V of OiegoM Fiosh State champions in 1920. '25, '26. '33. "39 and '40. the Saiems will be seeking then e enth Oregon title Thev face ste n o.mpettion In the likes of defending cham pion Maishfield. ninrerup Klam ath Falls, both .leff-r-on and Washington of Portland. N'ewberg and Astoria, however If the Vik ings get by Baker Wednesday, and they will be fame1 in that game, they likely will go agmst Jef ferson, champion of Portland, at 4:15 o'clock on Thursday. Jeffer Km plays Astoria in a first round (tame and will be favored to top the f ishermen. Salem plays the I winner Thursday. I Named for tourney action are these 10 Vikings: Forward. Cap- , tain Carlos Houck. Keith Farnam and Waldo L'nruh. Centers. Jack Miller and Tom Paulus Guard. Hugh Bellinger. Dae Chamber-, lain. Bud DuVal, Mike Glenn and Cliff Girod. The Vikings will live at the Os burn hotel in fcugene during the tournament. Spokane Quint Wins Tourney SEATTLE. March 13 - iP -North Central high school of Spo kane, defeated Bremerton to night 43 to 37 to win t' 1948 state Clasa A high schoo -Uet-ball championship. Soutl .itsap took third place with a 42-33 triumph over Mount Baker. Little Don Cameron and Hus ky Glenn Burton led the way to1 North Central's first state crown , slnee 1930. .. Derbv Hope in Easv Vietorv MIAMI. Fla. March 13 - P. -Saggy, Mrs Helen L. Signer's Kentucky derbv hopeful, easily won the $10,000 added E R Bradley memorial handicap today at Tropical paik by six lengths. Top-weighted at 122 pounds, the holder of the wot Id's record for four and a half furlongs had lit tle tiouble snatching an early lead in the mile and sixteenth test for three-year-old colts, and holding it for a six-length victory. Two weeks from today the Salem Senators check Into their Corvaltla spring training camp, mad Club Business Manager George Emlg h expects no lo than 4f aspirants U be in the entourage boused by Manager Jack Wilson. The Solon skipper will then begin shaping the squad that will open the West ern International league base ball campaign here Friday night. April 16. Wilson has many of the Senator aspirants In the Portland Beaver spring camp at Riverside now. and a number of them have been highly Im pressive in early drills. Emigh announced Saturday that the deal for biff Cal Me Irvin has bee completed and that the left-hand pitcher-outfielder who was a standout with Lincoln of the Claaa A Western league last season should be a big help to the So Ions in the coming campaign. Mrlrvtn is a power hitter from the left side and when he wasn't leading the Lincoln pitching corps he play ed In the outfield there. The signed contract of Out fielder Chester Ilartman also la on file after a brief holdout by the former Stockton. Cal.. gar dener who was secured via trade during the winter. Even the season's tickets are on hand at the local park office, and they will go on aale late this month, according to Emigh. "It Is too early now to pre dict Jest what kind of a team we will have for the season." Emigh reported yesterday. "But I know we have some fine pros pects aa well as holdovers con tracted, and Manager Wilson feels we are much better off now for talent than we were at this time a year ago. Consequently, I look for a good season for the Senators." MusEiies Even After 64-57 Ready to Take Fling in 1948 Prep Classic Jacksonville Tops xMonmouth For State's B Championship EVANS CYCLE WINNER DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.. March 13 -Pt- Don Evans of San Ber nardino, Calif, riding a British Norton, today won the American Motorcycle association's national 100-mile amateur championship race at the BeacFtroad track. EAGLES WIN NEW WESTMINSTER. B C March 13 -(CP)- Pi rtland Eagles riefented fourth-plate New West minster Rovals 9-7 in the last Pa cific Coast Hockey league game west Ski association to be plaved here this season. i Mount Spokane. CAMPBELL SKI WINNER SPOKANE. March 13-..41.- Bob Campbell. Gonzaga university ski club star, today won the down hill race at the Pacific N-ftith- meet at Hes7 . - , ' .-S,a I SAMMV WHITE The old beef was that Salem should earn her way Into the state tournament, instead of being recipient of the host's ticket. And now that the Viking are paving their May via victories, the same guys are meowing over the Inferior competition Salem plays In the district. We agree that Woodburn, Silver ton. Mt. Angel, ttr . all of them much smaller schools, are entitled to a better fate than rassling with the Villa crew ever-, March. And mebbe some of thest noiss bird with the "beat Salem" complex, all of whom reside south of Mar lon . count v, micd ur some of those yaps U get the OHSAA to re-route some of the districts. . . . Bossma i Jeri Lilllc, now occu pied with what he hopes will be Willamette'? best track campaign in car. will have a spring foot ball turnout liter on. He plans a three-weeks stint the later part of April. Don't forget that Lillie came to HI' equipped with a Grade-A reputation as both a football and track gevrral. . . . Luther (Red) Harvel. Ta coma's fiery manager the last two W1L campaigns, has signed on as baseball' coach at College of Puget Sound. Which means the college umps. who aren't too sharp anyway, are in for some lovely afternoons when Luther the Red is around. . . . Verlyn Kraxberger. long-time Molalla high track star has turned out this spring with the Pacific Lutheran college squad In Washington. Which amounts to another miss by Oregon colleges. Last fall it w as Elmer Spcidel. New berg high's "all-state" basketballer. who felt be was slighted by the home staters, so enrolled at Seattle college and wound up a first-stringer. ' . . . Big 6-foot. 5-inch Bob White. Victoria's slugging outfielder last 1 summer is now getting a shot at Triple-A ball with the Portlands at Riverside. White belongs to the Yankees. ... The Same Old Story at Hand Again j The same old diehards are again filling the papers with the ' ruff that Jack Nichols' new scoring mark of 25 point is apt U stand for years 'n years. They promised the same thing when Wally Palm berg notched 1S7 points In 193. In 14Z. however. Idaho's Ray Tur ner pitched 192 and that was to last next to forever. It survived until the next season when Gale Bishop threw In 224. Nobody won id ever beat this one, they said. Then along came VI nee Hanson two seasons later with his 253. And now, after the same routine wlla the never never stuff. Nichols has 265, pins the promise be will be king for at least a couple of centuries. We believe one of the guys most guilty elarioned that Nichols, needing almost 50 points in his last two games. ' faced an impossibility. So he up and bucketed . making It further i Impossible to believe anything- this particular gent writes on bas- ' ketball. It isn't the least bit unreasonable to think of some future division eager having a 300-point season. In 18 games that would average only slightly more than 18 points per outing, and 18 points per is practically nothing for some of the more talented basketeers of the resent era. We wouldn't be at all surprised to see Oregons Roger Wiley go point-crasy next season, for Instance. Hell bo the biggest player in the league and, if he can master the art of going for the basket with both right and left bands instead of merely his left, he'll bo a wicked scorer. Wiley picked up 219 points this season, yon know, and he had some awfully sparse evenings alone the way. Tourney Man Cross lipids a Record Speaking of basketball. Bob Cross of Eugene must hold some kind f a record as a result of his playing days at Washington State. Cross In now director of the state basketball tournament for the Eocene Active club part in It In 1932 at WSC ho played in all 18 conference games, was among the 19 leading- scorers and In those 18 tilts com mitted exactly nine fouls! In fact he never In his career fouled out of a game, a mark boasted also by Hal Lee, the Washington Husky All-American of the early 'thirties who played many times against Cross. . . . Incidentally, Lee Insists Washington's Sammy White la no less than the finest basketballer ever to play' In the conference, rat ine him as one of those rarities who ean do everything expertly as well as swiftly. Furthermore, Sophomore White already baa been offered 113.089 (fabulous for basketball) If ho will slffa to play next season for an eastern professional team, and the seout who made the offer picked him over every other player on Use Coast, Including! Jack Nichols. White played two years for the crack Great Lakes quint during- the war, and both no and Nichols ualffht easily be In pro ranks next season dospiU the collegiate eligibility they kav loft . . . I 1 I ARLINGTON. Ore. March 13 iPi- The Jacksonville Redskins captured the Class B Oregon high school state basketball champion ship tonight by triumphing. 48 to 33. over Monmouth in the fina clash of the tournament. It was the f i r-t stale title for the Redskins who completed their season play with 18 wins in 21 .game- to mo e in"t the district 5-B title, and tei th The Jac ksori vi lie t e . i m ino ed nil" the fir.aU by ' 'ri.fs f. ei Oakiirige and Umaj e. The Redskins led. 12 to 1, in the first quarter and were in front. 17-12 .,t the half. The Jackon- viile team's superior height did the trick as they roared into the final period far ahead of thv Wok ei ines. Union high had little trouble in bouncing L'mapine. 51 to 33. in m inK into thirn pl.ice foi the tournament. Union led. 22 to 14. at ha 1 fume. Di.. iii's Wart tors pulled sway from Oakridge'.s Warriors in the fourth quarter of an afternoon game to win the consolation round. The score was 57-38. Drain, whose only loss of the year was a 31-28 defeat at the hands of Monmouth in the opening round of the tourney, held only a 30-28 lead as the fourth period started. ' f IT 'iir iW ' 1 i T I. . I . ' . ' t; I , Li? iWOmSrCl.' s VA S S 6ion. G, Talbert Wins In Net Meet Frenchman A!m Nahn Nxl in '15th Tournry NEW YORK. March 13 Marcel Bernard of Pans and Bill Talbert of New York, who aie expected to battle It cut for the vacant U. S. indoor tennis title, paced the men's singles field into the third round today at the 45th annual tournament. The co-favorites, listed atop the foreign and domestic seedings in the scramble for the champion ship which Jack Kramer gave up when he turned pro, triumphed with comparative ease on the hardwood floor of the eleventh regiment armory. Coast Pflayotfl.; wimi Over iseairs Second Period i Rally Nets Win Beaver Ace Ryan Promises Spoke Winner I SPOKANE, March 13-(P) The , Spokane Indians have scheduled: j 12 practice baseball game in Cali- forma and plan to slate seven , more during their spring training , program Manager Buddy Ryan j said today. I Four of the practice games will j be with Wenatchee, another mem- j ber of the Western International j I league training in California, Ryan ' said. Ryan is now in Woodland. ' Calif , w here the Indians open i training Monday. While the per- i sonnel of the Spokane team still is undisclosed, Ryan said he "pro- , i posed to deliver a winning team." i V ay off Battle Due On Monday Night 13 kies BERKELEY. Calif., Marc A)- The Washington II bounced bark into the ruhnins; I for the Pacific Coat conference J basketball title tonight byj de feating California 04 to 57 ; in a wild, roufih second half. Tied at 29-28 at the end of the first; per i iod, Washington fpurtci oyt to jan eight-x.int lead three mijnutes j after the s-econd half openedi Two ' field goals each by Bill Vaiiden j burgh and Jack Nicho! an1 one j by Sammy White, while Gordon j Cuneo was scoring two points for I California gave the Ilulcfs 4 lead j Uiey never relinquished. I ! The Bears were handicapped by the loss of Chuck Hartgeri who was forced out early in the; first period when he crashed infp the stands, badly injuring hi iknee.' Washington's Jack Nichols there after controlled the bs!i consist ently" off the backboard. . j, Whito woreH 91 rvtintaL ttr Much of Oregon State s iione lor Washington and Nicho'j 13. Andy a northern division baseball pen. Wolfe drippe1 Jn 23 pointj. for mnl this nrl n w rmlAmm. In t r . ,:, M . . . . . , strong left arm of Charley Kau valn (above) of Wood bom, the Beaver's hurling ace. Sanrain Is a Junior. Reddish Wins Downhill Race California. 21 in the . first half. A field goal and free throw by Wolfe started the Bears out: with, a 3-0 le;.d but Nicjo! and White quickly made it 4-3 for Vah ington. I With the game on'y four mln- Louis Opens Training LONDON. March ll-v-Joe Louis. Mho arrived during the winter's coldest nip. likes England now especially the weather. There's been a week of sunshine and the heavyweight champ even had his picture in the papers riding a bicycle. That ride was a little extra-curricular training. Joe already is starting to condition himself for his fight with Joe Walcott neat June. He's eating plenty of food, sleeping well, meeting a lot of people, and taking three-a-day sparring and training exhibitions in his stride. It's Louis' second visit to England. He was here dur ing the war as a soldier. ASPEN, Colo, March 13-0?'-Jack Reddish of the Alta. Utah. Ski club copped the downhill race today in the first event of the North American open ski cham pionships. Slalom races are to morrow. Reddish turned in a time of 4 minutes 25 3 seconds for the course of blight ly less than four miles. Leon Goodman of the Sun Valley, Idaho, Ski club, was sec ond in 4:41 3 and Norway's Kalle Nergaard was in third place a tenth of a second behind Goodman. ame L,ommili Monmouth (33) SavttHle (2) Heide M How a rd t 1 1 Ladcnhof 1 Comsttx k i 3 ) Monmouth sab: Official Loosing Trout Winter hold - over trout are be ing currently released from Oie gon state game commission hatch eries, according to C. A. I-ock-w(.od. state game supervisor. Kiom Oak Springs hatchery at Maup.iv. 300 000 legal - sized rainbow trout are being liberated by two tank trucks. These trout are allocated mostly to Deschutes. Jefferson. Wasco. Crook and Harney coun ties, although some will be planted in the Mt. Hood area. Two trucks are also cpeiatin out of Roaring River hatcnery a Scio. stocking 200 OOO nold - over rainbow trout into the streams of Linn. Marion, Clackamas and Multnomah counties. Upon com- di offn.hach pletion ot liberations from the i2i Roii ah,vi stations the tank trucks will be sent to Willamette. Cedar i ! HII.H SCHOOL (Slate H Tournamrnt) Jarkooni ilir 4. Monmouth 13 )f tn-l) Drain 57. Oakrldgr IS I nlon SI, I mtplnt 11 CHI 1 Ft.V. Wahinton 4. ( olilornli S7 PROFESSIONAL Portland 11. Tiroau S3 Brlllnf ham SS, Vancouver 73 Sprinter Ties Century Mark Scott to Quit Klamath Falls KLAMATH FALLS. March 13 A) - Wayne Scott. ( o.w h of the Klamath Falls high school team that will play in the -t;.te basket ball tournament Bt Kugcne. today announced lie would lesipn at the end of the School ear Scott said he was dissati-f it-d with "condi-tion-'' fit Klam.-ith Falls and would "go ahead next week at the state tournament looking for another job." For the three years he has coached here, his team has won entry to the hoop tourney. It won the state championship in 1943. Rooks Defeat Vik Paddlers (it) Jrkionill F r C '15l Harris n i i a na. G ilJi Hutntrs Creek and Wallowa hatcheries - Smith 2. Condri 1 Drain (57) Sweat :ngeri (IS) Ollt-r i ll Maniinmi ' 5 Laku .; Evans if) Walk and Me gl (31 r F c G G 4 t Dunn 1 t Malcolm 4 lxkard Drain subs- Hucktn? 2 Ooakridge tub. lorwd 10. R Ajioerson 2. pe l nlon (SI) Roberts i 10 I Bauni i 7 i Turner i 13 1 . Rinchart 141 F F C G C Mount Hood. Timberlin 12 inches tno. 8 incries new wo. surface pow- , wrt wind iknntf snod all tows oner- ! ' ran atinK road? deal, chains neleo. am- oi Uie century Standard. T orccui r-unaay . LONG BEACH, Cal, March 13 -A)- Lloyd La Beach, the Ja maica flash, equalled the world record of 9 4 econd for the 100 yard dash todav, but the starter said it would not be offered for official sanction. La Beach, who j will compete for Panama in the : Olympics, got a rolling start, said Official Starter Kinter Hamilton. who announced he would decline j to certify it. The mark equalled the meet re- cord, set in 1940 to Clyde Jeffieyi of Stanford. Jesse Owens and Wykoff are co - holders Predators Hit ! I Valley Region Oregon State's R(x ks yesterday noed out Salem high ? sw imrr.u g tenm. 36-30. in a met at Cot -vallis. Salem was leading. 30-29. before the final event, the 200 yard relay. High scoring honor went to Nes of the Hook with 114 points. Salem's Nelson lad 93 and both Hamblin and Log gan of Salem had 6 each. Re sultv: 150-xard medley relay Won by Sa- ( lem iHamblin. Iocan and Nelson) in , 1 36 2iO-ard freent le - Won by N!on of Salem. Feuav of Rookf wcond and Allison of Salem third J 33 5. 50-yard freet le - Won by Nra of Hook. t'orodo of Rook second and Howell of Salem third 2 S Diving Won by Sarfent of Hooks. Ne'on of Salem second and Rucker of Rooks third. ' IOO-aid fi eentvle Ne. Rooks. 1st ' Davis.' Rooks, 2nd: Fowell. Salem. 3i d 1 .00 lOO-vard backstroke Himblm. Sa lem. 1st; reuy. Rooks. 2nd. Garrett Salem 3rd. I 111 IWi-vard breaMMroke - Ufran. S lem. 1st: Sander. Salem. 2nd. Hogg utes old and California leading 7-6, the Fears lost Hjr.ger, whr was foultd by Bob Jjrgen.sen as he wa going In for a la.vuph.hot. With Wolfe in the va i, the Bears built their lead up to I4-8-, but the Hu-kies began hitting ind a free tr.iow and two Kucce.si field goals by White tied th count at 17. I The lead changed hnd, Cali fornia 18-17. Washir.g-.jri 19-18. California 20-19. tan 2-19. White's field goat and Anoy Opacich's free throv made it 22-all with five minjte taj; pity in the half. j Waeliington was out In front 24-22 on Hal Arnaton't goal, but Wolfe t ame " back to mjke it 24 all. White made it 26-24 f jr Wash ington. ut Les Dean' free tbrow and tip-in made it 27-26 forjCall . form.. Wolfe tank tun mori fiea throws for a 29-26 leid tif th Bears, but a field RT4 byf Bird and OpacKh's free , throw 3 fee ond before the ha'.f mads) th count 28-all. ( i The teams will meet Monday night in the third game which will decide th onference tillist and representative to th NCAA jtour- nament. i Three players were ejected; fronf tonight's game in the wild? sec ond half. Vndenbur&h and r.dy Onaci(h of Washington I and George Walker of California (Ccntinnrd smi page 19) i H D..k. 1,H I 9S 3 PORTLAND. March 13 -(A'l , 2io - ya-d relay W. n by The state Kame commission was "Thompson. Uav. Coirado. Rooks Neaai . warned today that predators are increasing in Oregon foxes in the western part of the ttate. and crows and magpies in endern Oregon. Art Einarsen. head of the Ore gon cooperative wild life research 1,52. Union subs- Winters 9 CAL BEARS RAINED OCT BERKELEY, Calif., March 13 (JPy- A scheduled Rugby game be tween the Australian Wallabies and the University of California was rained out today. It set for Wednesday. Rain also de layed a California - USF base ball game until Monday. LOGGERS LOSE TO WSC PULLMAN, Wash., March 13 UPy- The Washington State col lege wrestling team tonight de feated College of Puget Sound 28 WJ) isupisr Die caikine pa (Hi March nartlv cloudy, increasing cloHjdines in 14 1 Richartz afternoon; temperature range 20-32 de- 6 1 Ribler , frees. 1 3) Alexander' Mount Hood. Government Camjj W iR Elkintftnn Inches snow. 4 Inches new snow, sur face powdery, trainer cioua . ii-in northwest wind, skiing good, all tows , operating: roads clear, chains not need ed: ample parkin space. Forecast Same as for Timberhne except that temperature range Is 28-34 degree. Cooper Spur 23-30 inches snow. 3 inches new snow: surface fluffy; i weather fair: skiing- excellent on upper .gjg re 1 r a - lair on wsn. ruwu wnw Casi . Nnlf as KOI umcrnmrni riis. Santiam Pass 100 inches snow, S Inches new snow: surface powder; no wind, partly cloudy; skiing good roads good with light packed snow, chains not required but advisable: ample parkins; space. Forecast: Same as for Government Camp. rOLOBEKG SIGNS BROOKLYN, March 13 -(AV Henry Foldberg, end on army a Cal Rav Tallies In (in ii Tourney KANSAS CITY, March 13-tA') J. R. Cobb of Waterloo. Neb., to j day shattered 149 of 150 targets at 16 yards for the best target round of the 41st interstate trap ' shooting tournament here. Cobb i was followde in the class B brack et by Tom Palmer of Kansas Ci ty, Kas , and A. F. Jones of Thief River Falls, Minn., each with 147. In the class A race M. B. Henry of Les Angeles and Cal Ray, Eu gene. Ore., were tied at 146 at the top. , creasing rapidly in the Willam- ette valley. He added they were ' killing pheasants. dometic tur keys, chickens and lambs. He ad vocated that the commission work out a control program with fed j eral agencies. Sl'OS WASHED OCT SAN FERNANDO. Calif . March 13 P-Rains washed out a poten tial baseball victory for the Se attle Rainiers today. Seattle's re gulars were leading Oakland's Yanigans in a spring training game 2-1 when a deluge started. John Gorsica, new righthander from the Detroit Tigers, gave up only a single while on the mound three innings for Seattle. Lone Chcmawa Kid Nabs Win PORTLAND, March IS -UP Only one Chemawa youth will go to the national AAU boxing tour nament this year. He is Meivin Eagleman, Chemawa, who won the 118-pound title by a TKO over a fellow-Chemawan, Ray Pete, tn the finals of the Oregon AAU boxing tournament last night. The "ouUtanding fighter of the tourney award went to Verle Baarsted, Eugene, who out-pointed Tom Norton, Portland, In a hard-fought lightweight final. Curtii Stacona. Chemawa. who was decisioned by Jerry Den son, Portland, for the 112-pound title.1 was voted the best of the losing ( boxers. , - -i. ar 1 a ' aT m m Bl to 10. In the 165 pound division all-winning football teams of 1945 Bob Wagnild of Puget Sound and 1946. has signed to play with handed Walt Rohde of WSC his the Brooklyn Dodgers of the All first defeat in IS matches. America football conference. Mat Card Lineup Set Matchmaker Elton Owen last night completed the booking for his Taesday grappling bee at the armory when be applied the two prelim to the F r a n k I e Hart vs. Gor don H e s s e 1 1 main event. An- t h e r prelim may be added by the maestro added. 1J-UP) in the 7 7sw I n 4 a y , he f Ided. I In Tuesday's I '"TH(, ( ' "Va r i BCmlwlnd- Boa Coaasfitags p special Joe Lyman takes on a tonga assignment when he gea 1 with a tengher Jack (The Jaw) Upoeomb. Mastachioed Upseomb, who has fooled hkt way ottt of more snatebes thavn be has won, has been his nastiest sine retnrmima; to th ciremit a few weeks age. Tb S M a'clock oponor, U aa- other match Un't added later, sends Indiana Trickster Bnck Weaver against Bob Cnmmlnga j In what should be another ragged J sqnabble. Cimminn likes his gLadiating on the thnnder side, j while Weaver sticks with the or- i thodox until prompted otherwle. ! The opener and special will be ! limited to ! minutes, tw of three falls. The hoar -limited main event I will be "Atomic Bomb" Hesoell's topmost test since be Mew In from the middle west three weeks ago. He has been nothing short of sensational in his first tw tings here, a tribute also snorted by th fireball is h Bart. The winner will meet Gypsy Joe Dersettl In a Cooat lighthemvy Utle scrap her the following week, aceorsUsig to Owen. Either George Dnsetto or Owe will haadl th refereeing aostgn anent for th card. 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