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WINS BY NOSE The photo finish film mont stakes race at New York. Crimson
thows how Jaipur nosed out Admiral's Satan was third. (UPI)
Voyase Saturday to wm the $153,300 Bel-
British Am
Under Way
Hoy lake, England - (UPU
The weakest American con
tingent in three years teed
off today in the British ama
teur golf championship that
has been a Jinx for invading
Yanks whenever the tourna
ment is staged at the Hoylake
course.
The U.S. had a corner on
the event from 1847 through
1955 but since then has man
aged lo win the championship
only in 105D when Deane Bc
nian defeated Bill Hynriman
in an all-American final.
An estimated 30 Americans
entered this year. Most of
them figured their chances of
success were low because of
the strong winds whistling in
from the nearby Irish Sea.
The total U.S. listing is vague
because several servicemen
may have entered through lo
cal clubs.
Nuxhall Hurls 3rd Win
For SD; Portland Beats
Spokane Indians Twice
GROTK VICTOR
Everett, Wash. - WNI -Morgan
Groth of Clark Junior
College won the mile run in
4:18.5 in the Pacific North
west AAU track meet here
Saturday. Groth was second
In 1:40.7 in the 880-yard run.
Don Berloia of Washington
State won the event in l:4B.fi.
By ORVILLE BOYINGTON
United Pren International
Maybe the Los Angeles An
gels of the American league
didn't need veteran Joe Nux
hall but the San Diego Pad
res of the Pacific Coast
League are mighty pleased to
have him.
Nuxhall, who was recently
given his outright release by
the Angels, Sunday night
picked up his third straight
win for the Padres as he help
ed them sweep a doublehead
cr from Tacoma and move
into second place in the PCL
standings.
Nuxhall spaced eight hits
over an 11-inning route in
the opener as the Padres won
it, 3-2. In the nightcap, John
Tsitouris turned in a twe-hit
pitching job to pace a 5-0 vic
tory. In other PCL baseball ac
tion, Salt Lake City defeat
ed Hawaii, 1-0, Portland won
a pair from Spokane, 6-5 and
8-2 and Seattle divided a
doublehoader with Vancou
ver. The Rninicrs won the
first game '2-0 and the Motili
ties took the second, 4-3.
San Diego's victories mov
ed the Padres past Seattle on
the league ladder to within
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two games of Salt Lake City.
San Diego s Tommy Harp
er singled home Bobby Klaus
in the bottom of the 11th to
win the opener. Tacoma's run
came on solo homers by Bill
Hain and Ricardo Joseph.
Harry Anderson's fifth
home run of the season top
ped San Diego's eight-hit at
tack in the second game. Ken
Waters also aided the Padres
and Tsitouris with two dou
bles. Bill MacLeod's efforts on
the mound and at the plate
provided the Rainiors with
their win. MacLeod pitched
an eight-hitter, and hit a dou
ble and a single. He scored
one run and drove in the
other. He was credited with
his fifth win against three
losses.
Vancouver rallied for
three runs in the top of the
final frame to overcome Se
attle in the seven-inning
nightcap. Chuck Weather
spoon started the rally with
a solo homer. Later in the in
ning Ron Henry delivered a
two-run single. The uprising
gave Burt Cucto, the third
Vancouver hurlcr, his first
win of the season.
Hal Jones hit a bases-emp
ty homer in the eighth in
ning to give Salt Lake its tri
umph. Al Lary, who limited
Hawaii to four hits before
being relieved In the ninth
inning by Mickey McDcrmott,
was credited with his seventh
win against one loss. Only one
islander reached third base.
Rac Slider's two-run single
sparked a five run Portland
rally in the third inning that
provided the Beavers with
their win In the opener.
Bob Giggie held the Indians
In check with a seven-hit
pitching job lo lead the Beav
ers in the second game.
Twins in Virtual Tie With Yanks
In American Loop; Dodgers Head
In National Chase by 2y2 Games
Finlcy Second
In Mat Class
No,,, V.,i-lr mm ttnii Fin.
ley of Oregon State captured
sccuiia place in me ua.o
pound class in the National
AATI f rnpslvli urcttirti?
championships here last week
end.
Finlcy posted a decision vie-
Ini'V nttr Nnhuviibi Moln.
kawa of Japan in his sixth
ann nnai maicn ot ine tnree
day tournament.
Osamu Watanabe of Japan
look the title in the class by
pinning defending champion
Lee Allen ot Portland's Mult
nomah Alhletic club in 5:30
in the sixth round.
Sandra Haynie
Wins Civitan
Austin, Tcx.-lUPU-A happy
young Sandra Haynie said, "It
was wonderful, wonderful"
after pocketing her first vic
tory in her second vear of Ihe
Ladies Professional Golf as
sociation tour.
The dynamic 19-j-i-Hr-old
Fort Worth girl was elated
after she sank a 5-fool putt on
Ihe 18th hole Sunday to edge
Mickey Wright of Dallas by
one stroke in the Civilan
Golf tourney.
llcr one-over par 75 gave
her a four-day total of i8i),
just enough lo clip Miss
Wright's strong 73-finish for a
total.
Gloria Fccht of Los Angeles
was alone in third place with
1MU for $750 and Jackie Pung
of Daly City. Calif, got $600
for a fourth place finish at
294,
TIGERS CONFIRM TOUR
Washington -OW- The De
troit Tigers confirmed today
that they have accepted an
Invitation to tour Japan next
October and November, ac
cording to Shinichiro Kuno.
vice president of Mainichi
newspapers. Kuno said the
Tigers will leave for Japan
Oct. 21. Yclsuo lliga of Ha
waii, a Mainichi representa
tive, will conlinue working
out details of the trip mak
ing a stop in Dclroit during
the All-Star game break next
month.
By MILTON RICHMAN
UPI Sports Writer
It always comes as a shock,
but maybe you'd better brace
yourself now because it could
be twins!
Ralph Houk gags on his ci
gar every time he even thinks
about it.
Same Mele takes a differ
ent view. He rather likes the
idea and the reason he's beam
ing so proudly today is be
cause nis lightly-regarded
Minnesota Twins are in a vir
tual first-place tie with the
high and mighty New York
Yankees.
To rub it In a bit, the Twins
moved into co-ownership of
the American league lead by
using the Yankees' favorite
weapon the home run.
They hit a total of six in
sweeping a double header
from the Chicago White Sox
8-4 and 11-7, Sunday.
Don Mincher, Rich Rollins
and Harmon Killebrew each
connected in the opener as
Jim Kaat turned Jn his fifth
victory and then Zoilo Ver-
salles, Bob Allison and Lonny
Green reached the seats in
the nightcap to help Camilo
Pascual gain his eighth tri
umph. Yankees Lose Two
That made it a banner day
1 around for Mele and his
Minnesotans, but it was a
black one for the Yankees,
who dropped 5-1 and 7-2 de
cisions to the Baltimore Orioles,
Milt Pappas stopped the
Yanks on six hits in the op
ener, which was decided early
when Whitey Herzog homered
in the second inning and Russ
Snyder followed suit in the
third. Both blows came off
loser Ralph Terry.
Another pair of Baltimore
homers by Brooks Robinson
and Jackie Brandt made
Skinny Brown the winner in
the nightcap although he was
nicked for two home runs
himself by Clcte Boyer.
The Cleveland Indians sal
vaged the second game of a
doubleheadcr, 9-3, after the
Boston Red Sox won the 11
inning opener, 4-3; Washing
ton swept two games "rom
Detroit, 2-1 and 5-4, ar, ! the
Los Angeles Angels look a
pair from the Kansas City
A's, 14-6 and 6-5.
The Los Angeles Dodgers
widened their National league
lead to 2't games by beating
the Houston Colts twice, 9-3
and 9-7; the St. Louis Card
inals stretched their winning
streak to seven games with
0-5 and 13-3 victories over
the skidding San Francisco
Giants; the Philadelphia Phils
won their opener with Cin
cinnati. 7-5, but the Reds took
the nightcap, 9-2; Pittsburgh
swept both ends from Mil
waukee, 12-8 and 3-2, while
the New York Mels beat the
Chicago Cubs, 21, then lost
the 10-innlng nightcap. 5-4.
Rookie Bob Tillman's 11th
Inning homer, his third in as
many games and ninth in 24
major league contests, pow
ered the Red Sox to victory
in the opener, but the Indi
ans had an easy time in the
nightcap as Barry Lalman
hurled an eight-hitter and
John Romano, Tlta Franco
na and Jerry Kindall each
homered. Romano also hom
ered in the first game.
Don Rudolph's five - hit
pitching over the Tigers gave
the Senators their first game
victory and Ken Retzcr sing
led home the winning run in
the eighth inning of the night
cap after Washington battled
back from a 4-1 deficit with
the aid of Dale Long's two
run homer.
Billy Moran drove in six
runs for the Angels in the
opener against the A's with
a homer, double, single and
a bases-loaded walk, after
! which Leon Wagner singled
I home the winning run in the
sixth inning of the finale,
j Ken McBride and Ai t Fow
ler were the winning pitchers.
Don Drysrialc won his 10th
game for the Dodders with
a six-hitler over the Colts as
Ron Fairly and Willie Davis
each collected four hits In the
opener. Rookie Joe Mueller
breezed to his fitln victory in
the nightcap when the Dodg
ers rallied for six runs in the
sixth inning of a homer by
Norm Sherry, a triple, dou
blo, two walks and three Hou
ston errors.
Curt Flood won the open
er for the Cardinals with a
(two-run homer In the ninth
and the Giants then went
I down to t'nelr sixth straight
I loss In Ihe nightcap when
RAIN STOPS RACE
Atlanta - iVIMi - Fred Lorcn
7cn of Khnluirst. III., was de
clared winner of the Atlanta
300 stock car race which was
stopped by rain at the 328
mile point. Lorciuen drove a
1982 Fold.
Stan Musial's three-run hom
er highlighted a six-run rally
in the fourth. Fred Whitfield
also hit a three-run homer.
Bobby Shantz and Ray Wash
burn were the winners.
A pair of homers by Wes
Covington and the fine relief
pitching of Jack Baldschun
helped the Phils beat the Reds
in the first of their two games,
but home runs by Marty
Keough, Frank Robinson, Gor
dy Coleman and Leo Carde
nas made it a rout for Cin
cinnati in the nightcap. Jim
Maloney gained his first vic
tory with help In the seven
th. Pirates Bomb Braves
The Pirates unleashed a 15
hit attack that included two
home runs by Bill Mazeros
ki to swamp the Braves in
the first game and Roy Face
saved Earl Francis' third vic
tory in the nightcap. Roberto
Clemente doubled home what
proved to be the winning run
in the eighth. Bob Friend was
credited with his sixth win in
the opener.
Dick Ellsworth's wild pitch
in the sixth inning enabled
Joe Christopher to score the
winning run for the Mels in
the opener. The Cubs trailed
4-1 in the eighth inning of
the nightcap, but after Ernie
Banks' pinch homer with two
on and two out tied the score
in the ninth, Andre Rodgers
doubled home the winning
run for the Cubs in the 10th.
LINESCORES:
American League
(1st game)
Detroit 000 010 0001 5 1
Washington .... 001 100 00X 2 4 0
Regan, Kline 18) and Brown. Ru
dolph (2-1) and Retzer. Loser Re
gan (4-4). HR Hicks, Boros.
(2nd game)
Detroit 103 000 00O4 10 0
Washington . 102 100 Olx 5 0 0
Bunning 16-3) and Roarke. Brown
(7. Daniels, Hamilton 8i and Ret
zer. Winner Hamilton 12-1). HR
Hinton, Long.
(1st game)
Baltimore 011 000 003 .1 7 3
New York 000 000 0011 9 1
Pappas 16-3) and Lendrilh: Terry,
Bouton 18) and Howard. Loser
Terry (7-31. HR Herzog, Snyder,
Blanchard.
(3nd game)
Baltimore 200 103 10117 9 0
New York 100 000 0102 7 2
Brown. Hoeft 18) and Landrith.
Turley, Clevenger 7 and Howard.
Winner Brown (3-2). Loser Tur
ley 12-2). HR B. Robinson, Boyer
2. Brandt.
(1st game)
Chicago 100 000 030 4 R 0
Minnesota 230 010 02x 8 9 I
Horlen, Fisher (3i. DcBusschere
18). Kemmerer (81 and Lollar, Car.
reon (8). Kaat (3-4) and Battey.
Loser Horlen (5-3i. HR Mincher,
Rollins, Landia. Killebrew,
(2nd game)
Chicago 000 200 302 7 11 1
Minnesota .... 042 300 02x 11 11 0
Herbert, Kemmerer (21, Baumann
(31, Fiaher (51. Lown (71 and Car
reon. Pascual, Stigman (8) and
Zimmerman. Winner Pascual
(8-31. Loser Herbert (4-4). HR
Versalles, Allison, Green.
(1st game, 11 Innings)
Cleveland 000 001 020 00 3 18 0
Boston 000 110 100 014 8 1
Grant, Allen (7). Bell (81, Funk
(91 and Romano. Monbouquette,
Earlcv 181. Radatz (9) and Tillman.
Winner Radatz (2-2t. Loser Funk
(0-1 1. HR Yastrzemski, Held, Ro
mano, Tillman.
(2nd game)
Cleveland 001 113 3009 18 0
Boston 000 200 0103 8 0
Latnian (3-4 1 and Romano. Con
lev. Fornleles 17). Nichols (8) and
Tillman. Loser Conley (5-fil. HR
Romano, Kindall. Francona.
(1st game)
Kansas City 200 001 120 8 10 t
Los Angeles 143 001 14x 14 17 0
Walker. Fischer (2), Poster (4)
and Azcue. McBride, Fowler (8),
Duron (9) and Rodgers. Winner
McBride (8-3). Loser Walker (6-4).
HR Averill. Moran.
(2nd game)
Kansas City 200 201 0005 11 1
Los Angeles .. 103 011 OOx S 12 1
Bass. Rakow (3). Scgui (7). Grim
(8) and Sullivan, Azcue (8). Belin-
SIPdDlKTS
Wheeler's Loggers
Split With Randall
Memorial Field, White City
John Wheeler Logging of
Medford and Randall's Chuck
Wagon of Salem came out all
square in a week end Softball
series here.
They split a Saturday night
twin bill and divided two
more games on Sunday.
Wheeler's took the first
game on Saturday 6 lo 1 and
Randall's the second 1 lo 0
in a no - hitter for pitcher
Marion Kraft. Yesterday the
Loggers were winners 1 to 0
in the opener. Chuck Wagon
grabbed the finale 2 to 1.
In the Saturday starter the
Loggers smacked five of their
seven hits and got all of their
runs in a big sixth inning.
Jack Dillon collected a two
base hit and Bob Smith, Jack
Dicr, Don Jacobson and Gary
Blair singles. A hit batter,
a walk and two errors helped
runs around.
A base on balls, Don Van
Dervort's hit, an error and a
wild pitch went into the Sa
lem marker in the second stan
za. 11 Strikeouts
Mcdford's pitcher Vcrn Col
lins whiffed 11 batters and
walked two in two-hitter.
Gene Hilflicker of Randall's
walked one, hit one and fan
ned six.
A single by Glenn Blanton.
groundout by John Hoffert
and single by Gordy McMor
ris manufactured the lone
Yankees Sign
Condon Hurler
Condon -WH- The New
York Yankees have signed
pitcher ."Cvcrett Brcdimus,
who hurled Condon High
school to a co-championship
in the Oregon Class B high
school baseball playoffs this
spring.
The 18-year-old is sched
uled to report to Marian, Ky.,
of the class D Appalachian
league at the end ot this
week. He allowcH only two
earned runs in nine games
for Condon this spring.
run of the second game in the
first inning. Kraft in holding
the Loggers hitless five in
nings struck out seven. He
hit one batter. A Wheeler run
ner reached third base in the
second inning when Randall's
was guilty of two errors.
The Salem club got four
hits off Milan Kurtz who reg
istered three strikeouts and
one base on balls.
Smith whacked the lone hit
for the Medford club as it
beat the defending state
champs in the first game yes
terday. He singled, advanced
on a wild pitch and made it
home on successive ground
outs by Dier and Jacobson.
Homers Hit
Kurtz gave up three hits
and a walk and fanned five
batters. Hilflicker chalked up
two strikeouts and a walk.
Salem came close to scoring
In one inning when Don Van
Dervort singled and went to
second on a passed ball. He
made it lo third and tried for
home after a Don Dorovich
flyoul but was out on a close
play at the plate.
Dorovich for Randall's and
Bill Weddle for Wheelers
each homered in the wrap
contest. The run that made
the difference for the Capital
city crew was in the first in
ning. Fred Bolton walked. He
was sacrificed to second by
Blanton and gained third on a
Hoffert groundout. An error
permitted him to score.
Kraft held the Medford club
to one hit while striking out
three. The Dorovich homer
was also the only hit off Col
lins who recorded three strike
outs, hit a batter and walked
one.
1 IN KSCORFS:
Saturday lame
tUl.dall s 010 000 (1 I 2 3
Wheeler s . 000 008 8 7 I
Hiltlicker and Young. Dorovich
(211 Collins and Dillon.
Randall inn nn t 4 3
Wheeler s 000 no 0 0 0
Kratt and Dorovich; Kurtz and
Dillon.
Sunday tamrs
Randall's
Wheeler s
HiKll ker and
and Smith.
, nnn nn n 3 n
100 nx I 1 o
Dorovich; Kurtz
Randall's 110 0O2 I 0
Wheeler s 010 00 1 I 0
Kratt and Dorovich; Collins and
Smith.
ANNOUNCING
Jim Farrar
Now at Bud's East Sida Texaco Station. For your
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
ky, Fowler (8), Duren (7). Morgan
(8l and Rodgers. Winner Fowler
(2-2i. Loser Rakow U7). HR
Sullivan, Charlei.
National League
(lit game)
New York 100 Ofll 0002 10 0
Chicago 001 000 0001 10 0
Craig. MacKenzie (0) and Chiti.
El li worth. Eiaton (9) and Tappe.
Winner Craig (3-8 1. Loser EUi
worth (4-8). HR Neal.
(2nd game, 10 Innings)
New York .... 000 200 011 04 7 t
Chicago 000 001 003 13 9 1
Daviault, C. Anderson (6l. Mac
Kenzie (9, and Taylor. R. Ander
son, Schultz (10 1 and Bertell.
Thacker (10(. Winner SchuHz
(4-2, . Loser Mac Kenzie (2-2). HR
Ashburn, Banks.
(1st game)
San Francisco 021 002 0005 lfi 1
St. Louis 300 001 0026 11 2
O'Dell (7-4) and Bailey. Jackson,
Bauta (6). Shantz (7) and Oliver.
Winner Shantz (2-2). HR Bailey,
Flood.
(2nd game)
San Fran .... 102 000 000 3 6 1.
St. Louis 020 603 02x 13 10 2
Duffalo, Miller (4) and Bailey.
Washburn (4-2) and Sawatski.
Schaffer (B). Loser Duffalo (1-2).
HR M. Alou, Musial.
(1st game)
Pittsburgh .... 020 302 20312 15 0
Milwaukee .. 000 200 222 8 13 1
Friend, Face l9l. Sturdivant t8)
and Burgess. Piche, Willev ffil.
Curtis 17). Nottebart (8), Fischer
(9, and Torre. Winner Friend
(6-7). Loser Piche (3-2). HR
Mazeroskt 2, Boiling. Mathews.
(2nd game)
Pittsburgh 000 001 1103 8 0
Milwaukee . '. 000 000 002 2 ft 1
Francis. Face (!)) and Burcess.
Hcndley. Fischer 8) and Uecker,
Crandall (8). Winner Francis (3-3).
Loser Hendley (4-5). HR Hoak.
(1st game)
Los Angeles .. 003 320 0109 17 1
Houston 020 000 1003 6 0
Drysdale ( 1 0-3 , and Roseboro.
Golden, Stone (31, Ciusti (3). An
derson (4l, Tiefenauer (7), Witt (9)
and Ranew. Loser Golden (3-4).
HR Aspromonte.
(2nd game)
Los Angeles .... 010 026 0009 7 2
Houston 000 014 0027 8 3
Moeller, Perranoski (6) and N.
Sherry, Roseboro (9). Woodeshick,
Witt (6). Giusti (6) and Smith. Win
ner Moeller (5-4). Loser Woode
shick (2-4). HR N. Sherry, Bud-din.
(1st game)
Philadelphia .. 010 300 201 7 11 2
Cincinnati 310 0IO 0005 8 2
Hamilton. Baldschun (4) and Dal.
rymple. Jav. Wills 9) and Edwards.
Winner Baldschun (2-4). Loser
Jay (8-6). HR Covington 2, Taylor.
(2nd game)
Philadelphia .. 000 001 1002 4 1
Cincinnati ... Oil 013 30x 9 13 0
Mahaffey. Sullivan (6i, Owens (7)
and Dalrymple. Maloney. Henry
(7). Brosnan 18) and Foiles. Win
ner Maloney (1-0). Loser Ma
haffey (6-8). HR Keough. Robin
son, Coleman, Cardenas, Callison.
STANDINGS
I'nlted Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Loa Angeles . . 43
San Francisco 40
Cincinnati 31
St. Louis 31
Pittsburgh 31
Milwaukee . 27
Houston .. 24
Philadelphia ...... 23
Chicago 20
New York 15
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.574
.5H4
.554
Aim 14
.421 18'i
.411 17
.345 21
.283 23
Sunday's Results
St. Louis 6. San Francisco 5 (1st)
St. Louis 13. San Francisco 3 (2nd I
Philadelphia 7. Cincinnati 3 llstl
Cincinnati 9. Philadelphia 2 (2ndl
Pittsburgh 12, Milwaukee 8 llstl
Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 2 (2nd!
New York 2. Chicago 1 llstl
Chicago 5, New York 4 (2nd. 10
Innlngai
Four Viks
On All-Star
St. Joseph, Mo. - OIPII -Portland
State's Vikings miss
ed the big trophy, but they
did collect a second-place
award and placed four men
on the all-star team at the
NAIA baseball tournament
which ended Saturday.
Coach Roy Love's Vikings
were shut out, 2-0, by Georgia
Southern in the championship
game.
Portland State pitcher Ted
Hendry allowed only three
hits, but walked nine and put
both Georgia Southern runs
on base with walks. He had
a no-hitter for seven innings.
Named to the tournament
all-star team were pitcher
Gordon Riese, catcher Bob
Stamsos, second baseman Ken
Kolb and shortstop Denny
Heath.
Loa Angeles 9. Houston 3 Hat)
Los Anielea 9. Houston 7 (2nd)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
New York 31
Minnesola 34
Cleveland
Los Angelea 30
Detroit 28
Chicago 20
Baltimore 27
Kansaa City 25
Boston 22
Washington 19
GB
Pet.
.son
.586
.377
.566 2
.319 4
.500 5
.402 6
.431 9
.415 fl'i
-345 13 'j
Sunday's ResulU
Washington 2. Detroit 1 (1st)
Washington 5. Detroit 4 (2nd
Boston 4, Cleveland 3 (1st, 11 in
ningsi
Cleveland 9, Boston 3 (2nd!
Baltimore 5, New York 1 (1st)
Baltimore 7. New York 2 (2nd)
Minnesota 8, Chicago 4 (1st)
Minnesota 11, Chicago 7 (2nd)
Los Angelea 14, Kansas City fl
(lati
Los Angeles 8, Kansas City 9
(2nd l
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake 32
San Diego .It
Seattle 31
Portland 29
Tacoma 28
Hawaii 24
Vancouver 22
Spokane 15
2
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Prt.
.629
.585
.574
.492
.491 7
.462 8'',
.458 S'j
.300 15a
Sunday's Results
Seattle 2. Vancouver 0 (lstl
Vancouver 4, Seattle 3 (2nd, T
inningsl
Sane Diego 3, Tacoma 2 (lstl
San Diego 5, Tacoma 0 (2nd, T
innings)
Portland 6, Spokane 5 (1st, 7 iro
nings! Portland 8. Spokane 2 (2nd)
Salt Lake City 1, Hawaii 0
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L.
Wenatchee 27 18
Salem 28 10
Yakima 24 21
Tri-City 21 25
Lewiston 19 26
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