Senator Rallies Net Two More Wins
Over Edo $k
Coo
Portland
Loses 2
To Sacs
San Dh'o How
To SikIm in Pair
I'OHTLAM). Of - liter.
Di'nio cimc from behind In both
fimrs lo erp 1 farMc ol
,egi' diiubli header from Port
land, 74 and 4 I, her Sunday.
In Hi other two cel. double-h-arfrri
Kunday, hrtlllt preserved
lu hall-gam lead over Los An
g les by downing Han l)lrgo twice,
III and 44. and Lm Angvles
liKik Hi pair (rum Hollywood 17
and J. Jim r'snning'i grand
l!;im homer helped Los Angeles
m Hi krtimd gam
Sarrsmrnto won all four games
ef the series, which opened Port
land's noma season.
Th (rami engaged In lively
honif run derby in the lirM gem,
with In goes coming out on lop.
llornrrs accwunlrd lur all of Sac
ramento' run and lour Portland
tallcs, f
11 Homer 1 4 Games
A abort trlt field wall, MS feet,
rnny hrW a mra for right
handcO slugger's. Thrt were 13
h"tne runa in In lour gain ae
ries, most n( them Into Ihr left
field blracbrn at I'ortland a new
Multnomah Stadium bull park
I'inrh hitler Jak Crawford
broke up the oprnrr with a grand
slam hrnn mn In th righth In
nirg oil I'ortland relief pitcher
Ilo-ic Valilcs. The Beavers had
l.iken i tl lead with a thro run
seventh Inning, in!udmg a two
run homer by Bob Borkowskl.
I)i(k Young united In Kd Mickcl
aon for the other fun.
Portland starter Darrrll Martin
M year-old rookie righthander
Irom Bell, Calif., served up three
home run balls in the early In
nings to Harry Bright,' Jerry
Sirceter and Gene Mantilla. Dick
Fiedler replaced' Martin In the
smth. Values was the loser and
lie Jones the' winner. " I
Three Rua ,.plrg j
Sacramento won the seven-Inning
nic.h'cap with a three-run
tCL Ml ' 11 i
Eugene Splits
With Spokane
EUCENE. Ore. Of - The Eu
gene Emeralds divided a North
west league Iwebnll doublchead
er with .Spokane Sunday, losing
the opener M as a ninth-inning
rally (ell short but corning back
lo take the seven-inning nightcap.
6-J.
In another NWL dnublcheader
Sunday, the Lewiston Bronrs
took both ends of the twin bill,
edging past the Ysklms Bears 6 5
in the firt game and blasting
them 15-7 in the nightcap.
Spokane rightfielder John Bel
lone smashed a three-run homer
In the third inning of the second
game. The winners added single
runs in the lourth and sixth in
ning, three more in the seventh
and another in the ninth.
Eugene Scores 4 Runs
Eugene's ninth-inning surge ac
counted for four runs, scoring on
four hits and one Spokane error.
Two men were left on base when
pinch hitter -Bill Flowerday
grounded out to end the game.
John Burnett was the winning
pitcher and Dick Lawless the los
er. , Spokane also rallied to score
four runs in the last ninning of the
mshtcap. but fell one run short
as relief pitcher Dave Cray struck
cut Bill Staley to. end the game.
Eugene's Bob Gauthicr hit a
bases-empty homer In the third.
Hon Jackson, Spokane second
baseman who played for Eugene
last season', doubled in the sev
enth to put Spokane within one
run of the Emeralds.
The marathon doubleheader re
quired five hours and 39 minutes
to play before 1,528 fans.,
The Bears paraded four pitchers
to the mound during the second
game in an effort to halt the
r- (Cant, page 10, cel. 4)
..,.,,,,. MONDAY
(rnllrge Raiehall)
Willamette at I'olleae Idaho (2)
I Infield at Whitman (2)
(Prrp Trsrk)
Slavton at Mr Mlnnvllle. 3 3
(Pro B.vrhaill
Spokane at Salem Senators, 7:4S
TUESDAY
(Prep naseh.ill)
North Salem ' Sooth Salea, 1:34
( nrvalli. al Albany. 1:30
geet llama at l r bahon. ):N
MIU City atThemaws. tilt
1'hllomalh at Sublimity, 1:3
Amltv at Jtflrr.on, !:.
Stavton at Cascade, 7:M
Central HI at Sandy, 1:3
K.tarada at Canhy, 1:M
Bsnkt at Salem Academy, t:3
Sheridan at Darton 1:3
Yamhill at Sherwood, 1:3
(Pro Basehall)
Spokane at Salem Senators, 1:41
WEDNESDAY
(Prep Track)
fapilal Conlerence Meet at McCul
lorh Stedlnm. I a m.
(Pro Ba.ekall)
Spokane at Salem Senators, 7 i ..
(tioll)
Ladles' Day play at Salem and Oak
Knul course.
THt'RSDAY
(Prep Brball
grin at Mill I Ity. S n m.
fsnhy at Central HI. 1:3
Dallaa at r.starads 2 IS
(Prep TOscln
telle at Parrl.h Dual, 3:10
vtliismette Valley I est ne Meet at
OCC, J nd 1:14 p it.
(Pro Baseball)
gpekStt at galea Staators, ?:U
d) ate
7osV-'-"
L- :.-.
Tf h i'
fill
The three yag Salem flskermee
la opeaiag af ItmI wiih. la Ik
mUm eaagM a limit of tea eark.
flak k ever eaagkl, eee of them
ucs Hump Dodgers From
Lead; Post
Tuttle's Hit
Ruins Score
By JACK HAND
Aoartaled Press Saerls Writer
Pittsburgh dumped Brooklyn out
of the National League lead with
a double defeat, the New York
Giants' Ramon Monrant pitched
one-hitter and Cincinnati's Wally
Pot hit four home runs during a
winning doubleheader with Chica
go in Sunday's baseball features.
Thebtg news in the American
League, where half the clubs were
washed out, was the three-hitter
that Herb Score of Cleveland lost
to Detroit after striking out 13
Tigers. Bill Tultle beat Score, 1-0.
with a loth inning home run.
The Piratei elohbervd lh DoHf-
ers 101 and 11-3, thus dropping!'
I
the world champs out of first By DON BARGER
place on a percentage basis. Mil- l95t trout iton opened with most of the usual accompany
waukee. idle a week by rain and in con,pain,. There were, roughly, two hundred thousand different
cold weather, automatically took , jdM 00 ,ne qualjy of (ne opening day success. They ranged from
over the lead. The Braves sched- ,h. .. k. n.n.r in van " in "Pnrt
uled doubleheader with St. Louis ' ,hjng ljnce , Tmtmtott."
was postponea. The strearm came through with the most
Robinson. Snldrr Hurt I productive fishing in western Oregon with many
In addition to the double defeat, imjls of coast cutthroat to show for the week-end
the Dodgers lost the services of flsmng. Trolling led the pace with spinner and
center fielder Duke Snider and,worms ,nking fjsn frorn the upper tidal waters of
third baseman Jackie Robinson. mMt of ,he streams.
Both were Injured in the first. Numerous anglers fished the upper, fresh water
game and didn t play In the sec-1 strctchM an4$ok limits of fish on single eggs and
ond. The injuries, however, arei0fl wet nin he wet fly angler had better luck
not believed serious. than ne had hoped for with cutthroat trout eager in
Bob Friend held the squirming ' most of the streams to smack a sunken wet fly.
Dodgers to six hits in the first The Nestucca, Three Rivers. Salmon river. Sileti
game while starter Vern Law and riypp. Alsea river, and the Siuslaw river were too
winner Nelson King checked them '
in the second.
Monzant pitched
brilliant.
n.i , j .t '
1 1 erA1 L1;,,?!"8 ,
, ,PB JlS" t ,L pv, i.'
first inning, driving in the Phils
lnne run of the second game. The
23-year-old righthander from Ven-
iezucla, who had to be coaxed out
of a threatened retirement during
.i.. t,.iu. .tr.w - .i..
....,... ... ,
and retired 17 in succession after
walking Stan Lopata in the sec
ond. '
Giants BelfSlmmoas
The Giants hopped on Curt Sim
mons and knocked him out in the
first inning to giv Monzant plenty
of working margin. He coasted
home 8-1.
Philadelphia took the first game
5-4 on the first major league hom
er by relief pitcher Jack Meyer
in the 10th inning.
Post drove In eight runs in Cin-
cinnati's double triumph over the "h h ter cellent condion from Wickiup reservoir all he
Cubs. 5-4 nd 8-4. His perform- down 'heKmou. J ! ""S. 'lfl.P0'nl 0B-11?
ance was.only one short of the,water WM discolored but still afforded some fair bait fishing,
major leagne record of five by Trolling with small spinners and worms or wobblers in the De
one player in a doubleheader, set i schutes above Bend produced most of the good catchelthough sev
(Cent, page 10, col. I) I - (Cent, page It, col. 1)
Senators9 Thrilling 8-7 Victory Warmed
; Jp Chilly Opening Night at Waters Park
By AL LIGHTNFR
Statesmsn Snorts Editor
Firlv snorts sertlon deadlines
and late baseball games don't
mix; so here are some carry-
over from Saturday night's Wa-
ters Field opener:
It was a cold damp night as
one might expect for a Senators
pener But Rookie E C Wil-
Hams' "bat, which accounted for
a home run, double, single and
four RBI's, along with the game-
winning tallies in the 10th In-
ning, certainly warmed things up
for the customers. . . Things
were warm I the Wenatchee
dressing room too, for lo-ing
hurler John (The Chaw) IWar-
sh.ll was a single pitch away
from wlnnine, the game 7-8. The
E. C. stands for Elbert Cliristoph-
rr. They also stood for Elegant
Climax at 11:15 p.m. Saturday. . .,
Williams graduated from Castle-
mont High In Oakland. Ca! tntf,
last June, and was quite a foot-'
ball and basketball player there
Some Young Mill Creek Anglers Were Lucky -Hut
akt toad MID Creek a productive stream over (a weekend with
iwo-rolMma pht art Ed Peters, left, and Bob Ibeldoa, balk of
Al rlgkt Vs Urry Akla at 4U4 Hager alms who displays lk Brat w
belag 11 '4 lathee Uag.
C3o
f(H)reiiontate8inan
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., AprilS), '58 (Sec. II)-9
producers on the north Oregon coast and the catch per angler ran
fairlv hiirh
In our own Willamette valley
III um uwu ti uiaiiiiitc .uij uic uniiiu wea im. viuj tail, wife
Salem angler took a quick look at Detroit reservoir on- Saturday
niorning and decided it was too crowded. He came home and fished
,,..',, ,.,. ., ni,.. ,rm. ,, unAr.
. .,.. rnnm . ... h
of anglers found room to fish at
was varied. Some caught fifh and
m. . i ... .... tiu !
,r,; l"dl lne "57
better shape than they were last
0 . ,.,!,.. tl,. limit
jviiiir inuiita ii.aisii(( iisc sjsiiiv "til iiscsusc iiuiii iiic utivniuiiiutr
river and Rickreall creek, but the fishing was not up to that of past
seasons.
Deschutes Top Producer in East
The Ablqua played host to crowds of anglers with many of them
using single eggs to good advantage. Several limits af cutthroat aad
rainbow were lakea from the Abl.ia which was In excellent fish
ing condition. Silver creek and Butte creek also gave up several
good catches ta aaglera who knew their way aroand. The brush
beaters managed to take a few from the Pudding altkough li waa
aot as good aa Jt will be later a.
Over east of the Cascades the Deschutes was the top producer
too. The 6 foot, 200-pounder re-
minds one of Brooklva's Roy
Campanella, the way he's con-
structed. . .
,The e' h.v ,m-
B'"mc ,ur "';,uu""
defeat They were needling the
young jvegre iaa inrougnous me
me, and at one point had him
M riled BC ntif CB1
tbt Wenatchee bench for
warfare. . .
Mel (Tartan) Krause, one ef
the 1955 club's ultra-populars got
himself off to a tremendous start
with three hit also, Including a
triple and double. But the coach
of the stale champion Franklin
High basketball team would
possibly bit himself had the Sa-
lems lost the game. He made a
counle af errors that hurt nlenty
rat the time. . . And Hugh narvey
Koepf, the sophomore catcher,
broke In with a bang too. He got
we hits, one a towering homer
over left, and on another eccas-
Ion backed center fielder Larry
- -
r
r -
rV.
mers Four
Dwa Barstr
the fishing was rated only fair. One
,h. ,,, 'A ,h. ,,,
the Detroit reservoir and the luck
some got nothing, but good, fresh
r....:. t ., I l
UK"m K ,BUCr tna ,n
season.
I IV.. T
Segovia against the distant cen
ter wall, lust beneath the score
board. Uarv was pe'haps Ihel
most surprised guy In the yard in
h'.,econa. 1fB he ?
"HU ''"7 w
the process of trying to steal
name on nop Hooerit. Korpt
half-heartedly swung at the
p"fB ""P1" miss It and give
the sliding Kelley a bit ef pro-
section. But lo, he hit the pitch
n..ir,! " V" ,h. RHiHT
fLD fence, Just a few feet
'""J-
.T.h "" ef 1.27 was one
"' In park history
,or " l'Bl" m- W . "
nJJ'h'tJ
"S'Tii" -i".
ijtoni end-of-thesnonth bank ac-
toui,t' nr ghadow'if the whop-
pn Portland Bevo home Inaug-
ral Friday, unimpressive spring
training record, etc.), things
could have keen worse ...
Pulling the game out la the
(Cent, page 19, el. 1)
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IL
tiU v-'t.A s
!. V V.. C
Tk flab wereal klllag far all yoaag aaglera at Mill Creek, bawever.
rtsiaa Gary (lefl) and Jerry 01
wkei Ibis pBoto was snapped at
NOITHWRST LRAOl'I
. W. L.Pct. W.L.PM
Stlni 1 ( l.ncHJSpokin 1 1 .XU
r.uln 11 .1WniUi S I .ono
Uwiitoa 1 1 Ml Trl-Cty I I IN
Yakima 1 S .131
Sunday'! TMulll- at Silfm S-S,
.1.' ....- 1 J . t M
kan S-l. at Lawltton S-IS, Yakima
S-J.
PACIFIC TOAST LEAOl'l
W L Pel. WLPrt.
m
U. Ang i i :KRivW SIS ;i,rttingly discounted hi. chance, of
sarram ii mi Vanryr i jxi i finding the unique combination of
Sn run l t SJS Portlnd a H . I tr.pt comnetitive and weather
Sunday's retulU: At Portland S-J,
jUrramrnto 7-4; at Lot Anirlra S-.
Hollywood 7-3: at feattlp 11-4. Ban
DIo 1-0; only garnia acMdultd.
NATIONAL I.K.(H-
Mitwauh "iPsphii.di"sP4r!5i'Finland- I".0 u "J ,rs and three snecUtors wer.
Brooklyn 7 4 Ji3s Nw Yrk i t am ever again will find such perfect killed Sunday In the most disas
8t. Lou s 1 .vn Pitibdh I s .4is conditions." the serious-minded iron. 4ilU Miolia (i nnn mitxi
Clnrlnn S S .900 Chlra
Sundav'a rriulta: At Brooklyn
Pimbursh 10-11: at Htw York 4-S,
Phlladrlphia S-l: at Cincinnati S-S.
Chicago 4-4; at MllwaukM-Sl. Louis,
rain.
AMERICAV l.rAOl'l
W L Prt. W L Pet.
Chicago S 1 .S33 Boston 4 S .444
Nw York S .717 Detroit 4 8 .400
CKvlnd S .549 Kn City 1 J3S
Wanhgln 7 .BTia Balllmr 4 S JOS
Sundav'a results: Al Boston-N.w
York, rain; at Detroit 1-4. Cleveland
M: at Chicago-Kama City, rain; at
Washington S-S, Baltimore 1-4.
Bearcats Play
Coyotes Today
Willamette's Bearcats will play
a Northwest Conference' baseball
double-header with the College of
Idaho at Caldwell. Ida., today.
This will complete a four-game
trip for the Bearcats through the
eastern end of the NWC.
The Bearcats of Coach Johnny
Lewis suffered a double loss at the
hands of Whitman Saturday, bow
ing 10 to 5 and 9 to 8.
While Whitman was beating Wil
lamette, Linfield took a pair from
the Coyotes at Caldwell Saturday,
winning 6-2 in the first game and
21-2 in the wild second contest.
Following the eastern swing the
Bearcats return to Salem and will
play Pacific at Forest Grove Fri
day and College of Idaho at Mc
Culloch Stadium Saturday.
U of Oregons
At SBC Meet
Baseball Coach Don Kirsch and
Bthlrtir naa'i dirvrlfr Art IJtrh
; men of ,. University of Oregon
; will be the featured speakers at
this morning s meeting of the Sa
;lcm Breakfast Club, at the Sena
tor Hotel. Meeting 1 1 m e is
7:30 a.m.
A full turnout of the SBC mem
bership is urged to welcome the
two Wcbfoot athletic figures, and
it is reminded that the breakfast
Is not restricted to members of
the cluh, U of Oregon alums, are
particularly invited lo attend the
session.
Parker Winn ly KO
DORTMUN'U. Germany
Towering James J. Parker of
Toronto. Sunday night knocked
out Heinz Neuhaus, Germany's
former European heavyweight
I champion, in the third round of
, a 10-round bout,
1 .Each weighed 218!- pound.
Some Weren't,
A.
- k
.11
wa at Salem. Tbeir pales aa art
the kids' private atreans which waadera thraagh Salem.
Against Duck Milers ...
Landy Arrives, Sees
Possible
By P. D.
SAN FRANCISCO (ft - In the
Australia'i John Landy flew into
BCte In two races where, given
might crack his 3:38 world record
Despite his superb condition, the
lean, sun-tanned champion unheal
conditions required for a faster
mile.
"1 am running much better than
when I broke the record at Turku,
aviiuvucaiuci capiaiuiu.
No Caach Since 1943 I Italy's daredevil Eugenio Caste!-
Langly, who trains himself and loti gunner1 his Ferrari to vie
hasn't had a coach since before tory in rain, hail and fog.
the 1953 Olympics, told a press Germany's Wolfgang Plwko and
conference that record smashing Switzerland's Max Berney wer
is dependent upon three main fac-1 the drivers who went to their
tors: competition, track conditions deaths in crackups. Sixteen others
and weather. . rere injured, including 10 drivers.
Despite his long plane trip, Lan-
dy said hewas weU rested and
ready for his races at Los An-
geles Coliseum May 3 and at
Fresno May 12.
. I.. l ; nit . . . j i
uamiy, wnu is ad. uiuuairiru,
and teaches biology and agricul-
tural science at Geelong grammar
..ui tA -.il... i. mV.ii .
school 30 miles from Melbourne
said he had been a busy man
(Coat, page 18, cl. 1)
Senator Swat:
(Up to date):
ab h lb lb hr rbl pet
Williams, lb
y.srl. c
Krsuse. lb
I 0
1 8 .S4S
1 I
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4
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II I
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Koepf, e
Webster, aa
Dunn, cf
Eaalerhrook. of
Swsnson. 3b
Siekula, of
Martin, or
Kellry. ot
Costa, lb
Pitching!
lp w
4 1
4i 1
1 1
l'i
7
1
4
0
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C.eorge
Cowde II
Rugne
Walsh
Whitson
Cide
King
Rnwman
Satallch
What difference
between a motor
that's right and
one thal't m tmu!
When your oulboard motor leave
our hands it's right we umtnt It I
EV1NRUDE SALES A SERVICE
Saltm'i Most Completely
Equipped Oulbfttrd
lepilrShop
Evinrude Siltt ( Strrke
Cascade Merc
1230 ISOADWAT
QpeaiTUUlf
4
Too
;
t
V , V" -
The two aakappy boya aboro art
werea l gelling snweb of workosrl
New Record
ELDRED
best running condition of his life.
the United Statea Sunday to com'
perfect conditions, he concedes , he
for the mile.
Five Killed
In Road Race
BRESCIA, Italy (Jl - Two drir-
auI0 r0aa TBCe in IS yOBM aS
gome of them seriously.
The dcaln loU w th! ,argMt
in ,he clasj,ic 4ince 1838 when a
dr;v.r Dow.,j int0-1. rrow(i ,
j ,nectators. killinn 10.
Caslellottl, a 25-year-old bache-
I ... r.. .:!.. - ..a
i " " ' f L
- kilometers per hour (85.90. mphl
over the rain-slick course, fast
time considering the miserable
conditions. Ills time was H hours,
17:10.
The winner drove a Ferrari
1,300 cc racing model as did the
next three finishers.
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Club Unbeaten;
Spokane Starts
Series Tonight
By AL LIGIITNKR
(Halraaaia Cpria WrMer
What failed lo bloom la Napa as blMaomd forth rather (mating!
her In Salem,
Which Is a sneaky way of saying that the later Senators wost
two mora ball games Sunday over the Wrnalche Chiefs, and now find
Ihrmju'lves sporting perfect 3-4 record In Uif young Northwest Uaguo
campaign
Vis Ihree triumphs
amount to mora than tho Salems
won during their entire aojours) In
California, where it at times looked
as If they'd be lucky to win threa
times In month.
Sunday's additions were thrillers,
lust as was tho opening night 17
triumph In 10 Innings. In fort, the
Sabbath ! first baltl with Edo
Vannl Co. duplicated tho Salur
day jilghler. la that It went I, '. Iiiing jacKpoi sunoay
frames also, and wound up 8-7. hea pa woa lh UM.SOO Touraa
L'ncle Hugh Luby's lad knocked Jnt ChamploM in a risln
olf the overtime trend In the night
cap, however, ana won ii - in
the mutation seven innings. Even
at that the winning run cam In
tho last of the seventh.
Came Time al 7:4
So it's a 14 over the chagrined
Chiefs, all by one run margins.
And now tnky Hughies nappy
bometowners take on the Spokane
Indians, starting a four-gam er
ics at the local arena tonight.
Game time la 7:45 o'clock, th new
starting time for night clashes
this season, until further notice.
Wenatchco moves oa bowa to
Eugene for four outing with the
Emeralda this week.
A piece of outright daring won
Sunday' opening game, and agaia
it waa a wet-eareo rooai wno
played the heroic role. E. C. Wil
liam, tho lt-year-oia uauana.
Cal., husky won Saturday night s
mix with nil two-run oouoi in uo
10th. Sunday It was fleet Bill Mai
tin, a San Diego Padres optionc
who came through. Not with bis
bat, but with his feet.
Martla Stoala Hoax
Inserted into th game In the
10th to run for Hani Korpf.' Mar
tin eventually got to thud base
where be waa perched as all sacks
were populated, two were out and
Frank Siekula wa the batter.
Frank had a 12 count when Bob
Roberts, the Chier Dinger who
saw service In the Saturday open
er took a trifle too long with his
ntwinduD. Martin lit out lor the
dish, the Ditch was ntgn ana ine
kid from San Diego was safe
with a stolen base and the Sena
Inr'a iccond atralsht win. .
Salem came back from a five
run elchth Inning by the Chiefs In
this one, a blast that put Wen-
atchce ahead 7-3.
riairfcrik Homer -M" ' V. n
Veteran Bob Easterbrook took
much of the sting from the big
enemy rally in the Salem half of
the eighth, when he parked a 1-1
nltch by starter Glen Isringhaus
far over the right-center barrier,
with two runners aboard. This
made it only 14 for the Chiefs, and
broueht about Isringnaus De
parture.
Easterbrook also drove across
the tlcing run In the ninth with
a ground-out, after Salem loaded
up the sacks. And earlier in the
game he ent In Salem'i third run
with another grounder.
Bill (Red) Whltson, making hit
debut for the campaign and hop
ing to do some elaborating on the
(Coat, page II, el 11
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Golf Tourney
LAS VEGAS. Ne. (A - CalW
fornla'l Gene Littler hit t second
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tha second straight year, fired A
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scort f 3tl. Pour strokes back
earn Middlecoff after a gallant
but losing struggle la catch and
pass his 13-year-old rival.
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total J t and H.X priia mos-
BKTST RAWL1 WINNER
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