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State Semjpro tournament fcric, 10-5. fey virtue f Iher vie 4ry the Archers tomorrow night fcingta with"" the undefeated Cot liiiy entry t 8:30 o'clotk. -Should Cent Bay win tomorrow Mlffht, the tournament will be over m1 that team wUl be champion, Hut Jf the Art-hen! win n linsl giiinc will be neces5ry to deter -niin the winner on Thursday night. ' ManKr Bill Crny with thrte double and two run? batted in featured the winning attack to night off two Albina pitchers. Al bina was in the lead 3-1 In the sixth when the Blower? lambasted nix runs hctosk the plate. Tbe game was pocked ly 11 friort, eight by the loser. Vine IHky, Vne of three Archer hurlerr rewivtd credit for the win. Ixeer m Milo Merkel. AI.HINA U) (!) AKCHFE . 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' ii AXFRICAK LfAfil1! i i W L Pt-t. Hw York M 34 m DftroU -Brton S6 3S 1I WMhmfrt J4 3fi W! PhllBdrlp Clevelnd Cbk-aeo S3 US 16 SL Looi rwulte: At Boston cfeKD 3. At New V'cik X Cleveland 3. At Wsfthinitton 1, Cetioit 3. (Only guitttt scheduled . WLPct. 4? 4f. .465 4ft 5 .444 36 S6 JS1 77 f 2 303 i. Chi- NATIONAL LIAGl'I . ii i W L. Pet. WL Prt. Brccklyn 57 33 .640! Cincinnati 43 45.4W NW York S642 .543Bptm 42 45 .483 SiLcuiit 4S4217!Chicgo 34S.4 Phltedelp 44 46 Pltt-bugh 35 54 -M3 Toriy fulte: At Chicago 3. Brook lyn . At St Louis S, Philadelphfa 5. At Fittehurch 3. Nw Ycik 4. At Cin cinnati 1. Boston t. Lynn, Barr Pace F ortland 99 To 2-0 Victory Over Sactos 4 Albina ... Archer 100 ( 2(- 206 ( 11 1( 03x 10 f ViU:Vier Ip Ab IWmket f. t 1 MniHhall 4 1ft Wiewt 44 13 ft-thy 8 14 WriRlit 1S 10 H t 4 4 r 3 R oBB J 1 8 7 J 3 3 1 1 J 1 t 1 C Wlnnlne pitrhtt: Peky. Loxer: Mtt- krl, Frrrsi: Schior 3, Barbonr. Jr rl.t k. Lntvic-h . Marshall. MiOmkey, M.'onmlJ. lAilich. 3Bh: Cernry 3. Citibmcio. RBI: Barbtnir. Peclia. Mhe. MK'tiiKkey. C.iiny I. T-Shaw, McCon wll Mwn. LuLith. Ptsky 3. Atten dMiwr: 453 Oirnf?n Canlinal irm Ex-WSC Gambolil IXJNGVIEW. Wayh., July - Boh Gambold of Lonjrview, rx WKington State College grid star, will report to the training ramp at th Chicago Football Car dinals Aug. 1. The Cardinals art members of the National Profe sionnl Football league. ;! Ciaiobold, who was a quarter hack for the Cougar last year, wa otod outstanding athlete at Washington Slate this; spring. He also was a Regular on the WSC tMMkrtball 1m. Caps. Chiefs ; Nab Victories SACRAMENTO, ? July! 24-JTVWith; a little relief from Jack Creel in the- ninth, Red Lyin fchttered threes hits tc give the Portland Bea vers a 2 to 0 win over Sacramento the opener of a four game Pa cific Coarf. league wrier here tonight,: Eddie Ban .parked the Portland win, jetting cil both ttoilnf frames.! . "if ",The fleet fly chaser bat out a bunt to'' open .the' nixth tut, wns forced at wcond by Eddie Basin rki. Leo Thomas followed with a jtjngle to left to putfBasinski on, mond and Joe BroVia rent the fond racker home With bip sin gle to right.' It was Brovia's S4th RBI. ; . Barr retailed" the 5ghth frame with & Iwnash off If en Keltner'f glove hi third but fax nailed at second iwhen Bainski's wacrific try fizzled. Brovia single to right, sendng Basinski to third and Brofks lllolder punched a ground single past Bob Boyd at first base to count Basinski. j In other league games San Diego edged out Seattle 4-;2. Hollywood tlankcd:: Oakland , 5-0 and San Francisco took the first game of a twin bUl with Lof ; Angeles 3-1. (Second game result pn page one.) i fORTLAND (5) ) SACRAMENTO i AbHFcA Ab H Po A pAf -f i B 3 4 (V Scale 4 C 2 C 1 x 2!KatTf.n I v zii 1 f SIBoyd.lb i S 1 13 1 3 B CltMaityjrf it 3 10 1) () lHrdtn.lf 4 0 1 d 6 9 iKnrir.3t) 4 t 1 1 f C BlcMtib S 1 5 S 1 IS 1'Smilh.c 2 2 BKtwkiJIb Thmocb Brovi Jf : Holder .rfi AuKtinjw: Mrrtwt-i.c Ltftji.lb Lynn p ! Ci tl.p 1 I ft CI Totalcl i 3S 11 27 15 Grove.D i x While jutRek-ta Gillxpie.p Lakcmn.c 1 a 11 16 a c I t! i 6 C i If By the AfMChited Pie , ii The .Vancouver Capilanos had to go 12 innings te-fore they beat the Victoria Athletics 4-3, and the Wenatchee Chiefs dumped Taco- rna's Tigers 5-2 in western Inter national league play last night. (Spokane-Tri-City score can be found on page one). John Tierney and George Nich olas locked in the pitching battle at Vancouver, won finally by the totter. Tommy Breisinger cl the Chief besled Tom Kipp of the Tigers in their game. Tacoma goti but seven hits off Breisinger. Victoria 300 W OfiO 3 16 J Vancouver . 116 001 fOCj M l- 4 t S ' Tieroey and Martin; Nirholas and t.bey. - ' Oii'kox Defratel 8-3; Do!gerf4, Giants Win By Rln Watsea - NEW YORK.' July 24-PV-The New . York: Yankees and Boston Red Sox won the big games in the "cruciar American league wric today.! The Yanks came from be hind on . home runs to nip the Cleveland Indians, 3-2, and the Red : - Sox belted the slumping White Sox for an 8-3 victory. ;; Gene Woodling homered with i man on base to put the Yankees even with the Indians and Johnny Mie applied the crusher with a solo homer in the eighth inning if the New "Yorkers claimed their 12th straight over Cleveland in Yankee Stadium. - William Hits 19th ' This put the Yanks a half-game in front of Boston for a few hours, but the slugging Sox, a great home team, tore info the White Sox for five ' runs in the first - innin g nt Boston. - That was enough margin for rookie Leo Kiely to post his second victory, but Ted Williams struck: his 18th home run in the second inning and the Sox added two more runs in the seventh. Kiely blanked the WThite Sox, who dropped three and a half games off the pace set by Boston jandj New York, until the eighth I inning. Then Don Lenhardt hit ! Ms 10th homer fefter Kiely walked pmtn-hiuer bam Hairston ana Bob Dilhnger. Tribe Fall Game Off The Yanks; although tied wilh the Red Sox in games won and lost, still lead them in percentages, .614 to .611, and are a full game ahead of the Indians. Vic Rest hi gained his 14th vic tory of the year in besting Early Wynn of the Indians, although he hurt himself with a poor throw which helped the Indians to both of their runs. Jn the only other American league game, Marlin Stuart of the Detroit Tigers bettered a pair tl Washington pitchers, Bob Porter field and Mickey Harris, for a 2-1 victory. The Philadelphia Athletic andj SL Louis Browns weft not scheduled. ; . Brk Hit Homers The National league picture was unchanged , as the front-running Brooklyn Dodgers slffgged home runs when they needed them for a 6-3, lO-lnning win over the Cubs at Chicago and the New York Gi ants! squeezed through to a 4-3 win over the Pirates in a night game at Pittsburgh. This left the Dodgers a comfortable games ahead of New York.- . , Lefty. Warren Spahn.of the Bos ton r Breves overpowered the Cin cinnati Reds, 6-1, for. his- 11th win striking out six and allowing seven- hitsu " . ' : " " .' Gil Hodaes,' Brooklyn's big first baseman walloped bis 28th home run of the year to bring Brooklyn even with Chicago, 2-2, in. the eighth inning. Two innings later Roy Campanella followed s - walk to Jackie Robinson and Hodges' single with his 16th home run. Tbompsen Hits Hnmer The Giants . also had , to come from behind, after trailing 3-0 in the fourth. Bobby .Thomson strok ed a two-run homer, his 17th. in the seventh, the Giants added an other in the eighth and won out in the 10th when Al Dark doubled and Willie Mays singled. Jn St, Louis, the Cardinals pounded five, pitchers for 14 hits and a 8-5, win over the Phils. Stan Musial slugged his 20th homer for the Cards with the bases empty in 1. V) L f JOHNNY M1ZE HeHBver wrecks Tribe .cs? Nevada Quits, Fires Mentor T&coma 100 OOf. il t 7 ... 1 Wenatrhe -. . . 1C1 fwo Sfrx 4 1C 4 l! Kipp an Lonberg; " Brtisingcr and Robfnx-n." ! YANK ATHLETES WIN BERLIN, July 24-VPV-A "touring American track and field team won . its fourth straight ; meet against German athletes today, taking six of ten events in the Olympic stadium in their last p Niiamf in Germany. Fout of the Americnn victor it came in the tVkl events as ' Parry O'Brien tt rkiuthem California shot put 63 fcet, 7 inches, Dick Doyle of Mon Lnna State threw the- discus If 8 fc-et, 1 inches, Arnold Webb of Hiooklyn College hiph-iumped six fert, thrt inches and Walter Jtn arn eif Southern California won w file vault at -13 fe'el, 10 Imiws. Dick Attlerey of Southern California skirped cver. the 110 wftw hurdles in 15.2 to win that VCiiL - :x ' TVlC.iroiAN' "TEAM OFF SOUTHAMrTON, England, July 24-F-Biitain's 1951 Wight man Cup Tennis team left on the liner Mauretania today for Ameri ca. The women will meet the United States team on Aug. 24 and 23 at the Longwood Cricket club tn Chestnut Hill, Mass. BSG SIX Tciay'i Filchers A merman League: Ckveland at New TtMk Cairia 12-e w Lopat Ul-. lirao t IV lon K f-1 Inw i2-S I va MtDriinott (5-S). Detieit at Washina- thttrhina ,t-S Jthflon -5. ft. Lewis at Philiidtlphij intcntl frwr tlJ-M v ZoMak 3-4l. - MatMtnal League. Brooklyn at Chk-a-g Ki H3-2) Rurh "J-5. Fr.U afclhla at Su. Louis n'fhl Roberts fiaai Lanier (S-l). Ktw YeiH t I HtfcMrah JotM ,2-7 Cr JJ-1 4li- V( Law 3-. lOnly ?mit arhc- Hitltil), . . - .i . VTr f.TS REGISTEKED AJ71X3RIA, Ore, July 24-flV Upsets marked th opening inatcb- Tc(U1f 27 3 27 17 t; round rd out for iSmlth' in th. i-GtOundcd out fof Grove in ath. Portland , i OMi .l 1)102 Sacramentc U f OftO t " Ip Ah R Hh Bb So Lynn i I t e t oi i o e e e a Gtove 31 2 2 2 Gillpie' 1 j4 B 3 1 WinnerLynn; loaer4-Grive. Left ToTtland ! fi: Stscramen . SB Boyd. RBI Brovia. Holder. DP Ratto to RipHHU to Boyd 2. Austin to Baalnski to Lafota. Lafata to Aurtin. Baiinki -to AnsUit to LafaU. T S.t. U Young. -L736, Dnraa and lord. A- SM.Hk x ioi taws i r 5an Diego 1( f3 4 11 1 H-1J. Sthn ( met CnikUe; Em hrr. Benton 7 and Nragci. ! Oakland . WW 00 fflp S 7 3 Hollywood J..20W 1C1 ai S 7 I Hatdy. Hrttle 47) and (deal; W'ade and VandkM-ki ..; . ) Ltw AngcV 1 cia ir 1 f fr Sua FranctMo . . e. tr.l 3 e bacteweki and SUiiiDorMu; Cereghino end Toinay. I. (I Ab R H FcL Mital. Cardinals 330 T2 114 J7S Asbbuin. FM))W Jt 3H) 5 13C Kthlnson; Dodgers tt 371 f4 115 J&8 Minosfk. White Sox ! 321 75 )f JMA rJn. Athletics M 3 37 Ml J34 Avila, Indians 1I9UX 7 JXH Run? batted tn: A me k-an League William,! Red -Sox SiJ ZcmiaJ. Ath krtir 7e. Kcbinwnn. Whit Sox 73. Na tional Larue KSner. Pirate . We-.t-tek. Cardiiwi t7. Snider. Dodgerr . Home- turn: Amerc LeefrueZer n'fK Atmrtm 23. VT15ams. Krd Sox NUof " Lrat Hodg en, "Dodger 2B. Kinc-r. Pirates 23. s - rs of the Ore ron Cst Golf cham piortfhir.1 here- todT. Al Rem-le-nger, I Hood River, defending rhjmpion in the mcn-over-40 di vision.Tn as topplcef bv Lw'it Rose, Portland, one up 6n the 20th hole. Helen Ardiss. Portlam!, who yes terday tied Mrs. Leo Frrn?on, Vancouver. W?h,? for medal honor in ou?lify'"if rounds, was ekfrftM toe'ay 2 nd 1 ly Mrs. A. G. ftowks, f crtland. Firemen Post Softball Win j The Salem Fire Department, given a " two-hit pitching job bj Norton last night blanked the Pa per Mill 10-0, and the Post Office Carriers edged Post Office Clerks. 7r6, in Industrial league - softball games last night at Leslie field. The clashes wound up regular play in the loop. '"."--'- In tonight's only game at eight o'clock the - South ... Commercial Businessmen and Randle Oilers of the City' circuit button up regular pJay for that loop.? f Playoffs are to start for loth leagues Friday night, with the Postal Carriers playing . the Fire Department at 1 pjn. in the In dustrial loop and. the Salem Mer chants C'pposing the Hollywood Mercbants.in tbV City loop at 80. Fier Mill .. .: i fWO ft C 2 Fire Department Cll 71ft lf II 1 liKrueger. lmel 4) and Kephurt; Nor ton and I'ttttiHifi. Portal Cleiks J 4C1 1W ft C I t Postal. Carriers ill 3 1-1U 4 ; Meyer and St wait; Yung. Lcbcld 111 and Othac. RICH ROMT SET ' CHICAGO, July 24-(D- The ik-hest Chicago race for juveniles in three years will be decided at Arlington .park. 'tomorrow in - the 22nd running of the $75,925 Ar lington - Futurity. Nineteen have been named for the six furlong dash, .which will be worth $64,790 to the winning, owner. - '. - 8 Thei Statesmcm. Solem. Oiejgcu. Weclneeeicrf. July iS. Ifell Race Marshall Kiev ?r 71 i m nn itt-Year-yiatoi- Gicf tBilQ Asl"Jorld'sBestSainGi3r DETROIT, July lf-yer-ld actaolboy f im Hawaii will make a bid fe e-xgnitien. as. the wtwld's giettlest awimmer'. within ti nest ftur days; He is Ferd Konno, a little fellow who eats encr mous quantities of rite and swims better than aon 1L1i. Konno is here to eompele in Ute RENO. Nev, July 24-t71VEeot-bll was suspended indefinitely at the University of Nevada today and Athletic Director Jf Sheeketski was fired by the board of regents. The regents gave heavy indebted ness in Nevada's football program and the national emergency as reasons for abandoning the spoil. In a letter -nt Sheeketski. who also is efcachj of the WeJf pack at $12,500 a . yer, Vlniveisity Presi dent Malcoljrrl Love said: In order that you, may seek other employment between now and Sept. 1, have been eurected by tbe board that ym be re lieved of yeWir duties at tha Uni versity t)f Nevada effective.irri-mediately.- j j: ; p Best vVMbes' Given You . en joy our best wishes for futuret success." The coach cleclined comment cm the letter. He said he had been trying vainly1 this rooming to get an appcintrnent with President Love. The leflier to She-eketski said bis contrae-t, which still has three j years to ruiv would be termin ated as : of i Sept. 1. No mention was made of paying him. anything ttjond )hat. dat. The contract re pprtedly ton tains a war clause say irg it may te faiM-elled in event ef a national eroeigency. national AAU outdoor swimming and diving meet that opens to morrow in suburban Rouge Paik ixols. He already Us acclaimed by Mme of the foremost teaches as a top-notch swimmer. Konno will challenge Jehn Mai- shall, defending champion in three fieewtyle races from 4M1 t 3JW) meters. . ... , Bfjb Kiphuth, who is Marshall's coach at Yale, declare! tiay, "Konno is five seconds faster than Marshall and seven sectiBds le tter than Hironshin Flirubaehi, t)i Japanese" 4 ' ; Thirty nine per tent of Idaho's air ea ie forest land. ANDERSON BOOKED SEATTLE, July 24-)-Foidy Anderson, Bradley univt rsity basketball coach whfe playws are involved in the latest beep fix, is scheduled to bead the basketball clinic sponsored by tbe Washington State High School Coaches association at fJpofcan August 6-10. I National League New York X tm 000 21C 1-4 12 1 WttotaW'.C. MK X) X) -S 4 ft Maghe and Weftrum, Yvara (9); La pel me, Friend (8 and Garagiola. Boftton I . 01 OM) 4JC Cincinnati .x WJ1 000 000-1 Spahn and Coopar; Webmeier, Fox (7), Byerly (S). and Woweli. looklyn 000 100 010 4 If . 0112 000 000 13 S Branca. Senmitss 3), King 8i and CampanelUi; Winner. K el Jy. 110) and Burgess. Owen (C). : Philadelphia 100 200 fiSC t I i 6t Lcute ; 001 132 Ijx 14 1 Meyer, He-intsrelman 5). Hansen (7 Thompson (7). Xonetanty (Si and Sttm- inlck, WObe.r S); Brefheeo. Ciiiuian B and S3. Klcc, rtaim GilI,Kinney Saw No Lapse By Bradley U CORVALLIS, Oie., July 4-) -Tbe Oregon State telle go lasket- bail tich and a player said they saw no indication that the scene had be-n manipulated in a game with Bradley university last De ceml er. ' Policf) ' autheirities said today four Bradle;y players .admlttcel taking . bribes to hold down the sjics of game-s with OSC and Washington Slate college. (Se-e story ige 9). . Amory T. "Slais" Gill, OST coach, aid be was shen-ked at the report and euld recall nothing that wtmid suggest manipulation. He added that he thought the OSC players "did more things well" against Bradley thap against any other tipponeut. Our kids played awfully well," be added. Kinney Mae Tfrfnfet Glenn Kinney, forward. who led an OSC rally that dosed the gap the final five minutes of the game:, remembered making two tskcts and said lie didn't notice any let down on ' the part tf epring guards. He said two other goals made by OSC players were made from far out. BiaeJley wtki 77-74. In a tournament at Honolulu In 15thVietorv i Great riay ly tr Brings End to Oa?h FARKFR FIELD. Yakimr. Jul 24-Spil)-The re-d he t:' Salem tenatois won their scvelilb gf me in efght start tonight bj leatingr Uhv Yakima Rears 4-1 j! on Bill Bevens. 15th triumph, e fit he nn sen. Bevens . fanned . niriei and walked eight in his stint nd was touched tcr nine hits. Siilem hj.d eight hits off Tom Del SHtc ar.d Wayne Anderson. M ' ' A great fielding play by' Short KU'p RUhie Myers ended the garnet and pulled Be veng from f eieen Itole. With one run in aj s i4iit of Mike Bases triple, md tn Bear.ejut, Dick Briskey :eo,ke.l a siiarp liner toward left fie Id witi itinnerg n first and third. Myt-ra kad high into the air j t.b.t4 the sbeil, fell to the groihd with it, but tlen got up antiij fjrd to first base to double Wilf Tiesera for tle final eut, . . ii s Salem S4t)ied a run infithe fitst on a walk to Gene tansellit a sin gk by Dick Feber and Glenn Sfe te-rV ground-out The Senators got two in the third tn another hit Ly Falr, his stolen base, j $etter sinfla.a walk tc Bill Spae ar.d Dick BartlaV single. ji Final Falem run carr.ii ;in , ninth when Jim McKcegJirt walV el and Jater scored on T,r.lii'g double. ' l :; Bevens pitched out ef ai?bid heija in ine eignin when the. Hears load ed the' tses with one out Bt the big tigblhander fanned PirKh-l.it. ter Joe O'Keefe and Bill : And ring to ge t eut of tremble!1 j Sal De George of Salem jiwill fae Laity Fowell of the Be-aits In to morrow night's second ghire e f seiie. ' I- ;. American Lragtiif? Ck veljjid f)W) 20ft f0-3 1 New York ... . .000 002 t.a--3 7 1 Wynn and Began;'. Raarhl and eerra. Detioit 000 101 04-2 f Wivshington . . 000 000 001 fj Atuart and Robinson; FortetWeW, Harris ) and Klutta. : Cta-go , r: OK, M OGO-8 4 1 BoKton . 810 000 aix C 10 Juditon. Doritih (11, Gumpttt S) tfd Muni; Kiely and Evans. f i . March, Oregon Stat defeated Bradley 715-45. TheT fact that OSG was hitting tbe basket at ! a .600 clip accounted for the fne-tsidel score, Gill said. ' j Hcally ncllia': MU (4) 1) YAKIMA AbHPo A ' At-HFoA Meyers 8 0 1 S!AnotingJ S O 2 0 TanwclliJ 4 10 3 Jarinto 4 0 14 rbrrm ft 2 3: OjBaxesJ 4 2 2 2 Stttterj 4 2 1 OlZuvelax 4 2 3 Spaeter sS 1 0,Tieeia.c 4 13 1 Bartie.l 4 2 1 C Eriekeyji 4 ' 2 1 3 TikettJ 4 6. 1 4lR!cbmnd4 2 Cll 2 McKgane 2 1 1C IjSunbrg.m 2 12 0 Bvn,p 4 tv 0 1 DlSarto.p 3 10 1 I , . ar-O'Keefe I 0 0 I " (Amkunj) 0 0 C C Total 33 3 27 141 Total 33 h 27 14 s-r Fanned for DelSarte in th. Raleim Yakima . J eIW vTrry ? i v - x r$fX&l0 V t ft -foff 11 "J t - If IV If "U . r. .e il A ! 0 1 - U I if I YM B I It 11 11 II It 11 1 I I - rtTr-JJ- f" I II lilt II II I us 'i. tdi. i y u si eosa m rf ' fi w r n jf jl j v i - ,x vtrvrv j j wv f v j . 102 000 001 4 9 rJ pw one eci i t Losing pitcher: DilSaitc ,5-5). ritcher Ip Ab U R Er ( Bb Beven 33 1 1 S g Dtiftarto 31 7 33 5 S Anderfwn . 1 4 '1 - I 0 O 1 Left m bfri: Salem S. Ynkirna 14. 7Thie-baje hits: Baxcs. Two-base- hita: Zuvela. Battle. Tanwlli. HuM batted in: Stetter 2, Bartle. Jstnf lb. Bases. Stolen bases: "arer Pjrl. .Dt otle: Myers to Bar fit. -Time: JJS. Umpires: HanirO and Roe. .. i I Jones Wins Abbott Rematcli Rowdy Rufus Jones last .night came out on top in his rematch rnainer with Cowboy Ace Abbott at the armory, and thereby won himself the right to tangle with the famed t5orgeous . George" t in Matchmaker Elton Owen's top feature next Tue?ay nifhL r' The negro's head butts and." a Eoston crib held won the first fsll erf " last night's rough and tough mix, and Abbott came tack with body slams and his trirjE er hold to even things. But Jones took ad vantage ef a missed shot by Ab bott ia Ktt. 3 and fallowed Uiiouh with- a hammerlock hold to clinch the- win. Hish Jack 0Riley suffered his first local loss in the special match when Con (5-by-5) Bruno spilled bird in the only fall in 30 mirtutes. A terrific fljing tackle as OTtiley rufhed Bruno after the opening gong set it up-for tbe scniat Con" to body1 slam his foe for the fall in 18 second-!. Then followed a dog- cat-dojf sweat dripper foJhe bal ance of the solid match. . - In the opener Jack (Tiger) Kiz erin as a substitute at tlie last minute, went to a thrill-filled fall apiece draw with Dale Hinklock. It was a touch and go mix all the way. - - -. - - TV7fl ! f Itl ID I lwty cvf - power for your Job. 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