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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 2 B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday, January 29, 19(50 No Easy Task Owls See Chance To Overthrow PSC OREGON fOM.KfilATE roN'FKIIIC.M'E W I- l't PF Til 4H!I 3li." 41.3 3.i() PA rsc soc on KOC OCK Kriiluy. 3 2 4 i 3 3 3 3 2 .1 Saturday .1.011 SIX) .5(H) ..-IK) .4110 141 Nrhrdiilr Oregon Tech at Oregon Colli (2; Eastern Oregon at Portland Slate 2'. An Owl's lie.it Iriend could he n Mountaineer, at least lor this weekend, since Oregon Tech, which tangles with Oregon College in a pair ol Oregon Collegiate Confer ence games at .Monmouth, could conceivably move into first place all alone, with the proper combi nation of wins and losses. The Eastern Oregon .Mountaineers clash with the current league leaders, Portland Stale College, in B Iwinbill at Portland, and even a single win over PSC, provided OTI wins two, would do it. But, from either a statistics or an actual standpoint, neither Oregon Tech nor Eastern Oregon has a guarantee that their as tignmcnis will be easy. In OCC statistics released to- dav. Hon .Jones, an Oregon Col lege forward, has become the first player in the league In reach or Bounce-Ball Tennis Asks Fan Okay LOS ANGELES (AP) Pro moter Jack Kramer brought his pitty-pal pros to Los Angeles' big new Sports Arena today, hoping to win public approval of his bounce-ball tennis. Alex Olmedo, who fell from the pinnacle of amateur tennis in 1!)38 to a Davis Cup coal last year, made his U.S. pro debut in San Francisco Thursday night with a fi-4, 6-2 'bounce-ball triumph over Tony Trabcrt. Bounce ball prohibits volley ing until alter each player has made at least one return after service. It is being used only in the opening singles match each evening of the 37-night American tour. So Richard ipaneho) Gonzales with no restrictions on his power. had no difficulty slopping little Ken Hosewall in the later feature match. The scores were 6-4 6-4 as fi-fcet-a'a Pancho's killer serve and sharp volleys more than counteracted the 5-fect-7 Austral ian's finesse. In doubles where bounce-ball is out of the question because of the difference in the game Gonzales and Rosewall easily disposed of Trailer! and Pancho Segura 6-4 6-1, while Olmedo sped to an air plane and back lo the University of Southern California for a final exam. Bounce-ball gives the server the first opportunity to volley hit the ball on the fly as in normal ten nis. But it delays any such smash ing. It robs a player like Gonzales of the iniHal big blow a lightning serve followed by a rush lo the net for a quick-kill volley. An ace serve is still an aec, however. Kramer said "zing-zing (slam balig) tennis pleases the expert. I love it. But too many fans pro tested that aftor you'd seen one pro match, you'd seen them all because there were too many quick-kill points; too few rallies." Crowd reaction varied, but ama teur ofticials generally liked what they have had for many decades. "Would you penalize a fighter because he has a knockout punch?" demanded .lames Moffct, Chairman of the Davis Cup Selec tion Committee of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn. "It (bounce-halU never, never will he adopted for amateur ten nis." Hugh Qiiinn. nationally known umpire said, "It gives a player a chance to show off his ground strokes." Stan Smith, umpire and Olympic Club tennis commissioner com mented, "They can't play their regular game. Trabcrt couldn't use his big serve." Portland Wins POHTLAXl) (API - The Uni versity of Portland. iiMiig only five men until the last seconds, turned back Creighton University, S.i-4.i. in a basketball game here Thursday night. Shanlcy Hired SKATTI.IO i API - Jim Shanlcy, a former University of Oregon football star, was named bead grid coach al llighline High School Thursday to succeed Don White, now an assistant football coach at the University of Washington. People Read SPOT ADS you ore pass the loo mark for conference scoring. Jones, this week, hit his l tl.it h point in five OCC contests. lor an average of 21.0 per game. 47j While Jones was climbing into 34ii the number one spot, Eastern Ore 41."i goa's Frank Chase and Pasco Ar 3K7 ritola slipped into second and third respectively with 15.8 and 15.3 av erages. OCE's Dennis Spencer, with 72 points and a 14.4 average is lourth. With six gair-cs under his belt Oregon Tech's Dennis McKee wuh 7.) points and a 12.5 mark is liftb. just ahead of OCE's Dave Hoyle and Southern Oregon's two handed artist. Gordie Carrigan Although Portland State hasn't a man among the first seven scor ers, it leads the entire conlerence dclcnsively. Its assorted toe have scored at a miserly 48.2 clip. Of. ensively Portland Stale is on the bottom, having counted a 45.5 av erase per game. However, trom the important win-loss standpoint, they arc still number one and the team to beat. In the free throw department McKee heads the conference list with 24 for 30 and an .800 mark SOC's Brad Flanary is second and PSC's Jack Bcrtcil and Dennis Heath arc third and fourth while Owl Norm Oliva is filth. OCE's Al llarter, a 6-9 fresh man Irom North Salem, is the top rebounder in the conference and Southern Oregon's John Payne is second while OTPs Paul Layher is next. Southern Oregon, 4-4 in league play, musl stand idly by this week end while Oregon Tech and East ern Oregon take their shots at the number one spot. The Owls, who will again follow the "unit" system, must floor one squad tonight and Saturday short the services of Buddy Guill, who received a badly sprained ankle in the SOC-OTT clash Tuesday. Coach Wally Palmberg will start Norm Oliva, Paul Layher, Gene Branson, Dennis McKee and Leon Wilson. Standing by in ready re lief are his second five starters, Troy Koontz, Jack Ilorton, Roy Johnson. Van Zitek and Jim Rain- seyer, who will lake over for Guill. Hamseyer, himself, has just got ten over a sprained ankle. Starters for the OCE Wolves will include Ron Jones, Dave Doy le, Dennis Spencer, Ron Jolma and llarter. Owl conlerence scoring lo date: ll'laver .t V l-'t-l U I'f Tp Avi. Mi'Koc 2fi 24-30 22 7H 12.0 Hinnson SKi 23-.i;i 10 1 ' .i Morton 4 1.1 10-IK 10 lie 0.0 Oliva A l!i 16-Jf 1-1 All 7.7 ILnvhrr A H H-21 20 :ifl 6.0 KnontZ 4 7 fl-15 14 22 fl.,1 Guill 8 8 6-fi H 22 111 L. Wilson H B 4-5 5 16 3.2 Zitrk 6 4 K-m 3 IB :ni C. Wilson ft 3 6-lfi S 12 2.4 Johnson 6 4 4-3 7 12 2,0 Rurmeycr 2 0 0-0 4 0 Oil To mis n i::i vm-tm i:k :iha ihi.h Tennessean Holds Lead SAM DIEGO. Calif. (API -The heavy but delightful burden of a record - breaking 9-undcr-par Kl golf score rested today on the sturdy shoulders of a newcomer to prominence Mason Rudolph from Tennessee. Much the same pressure was borne by another neophyte on the lough tournament tour, Allen Gci bergcr of California. The pair stood out as the $20,000 Sun Diego Open swung into the second round at the Mission Val ley Country Club. Rudolph fractured par 36-3672 with a 31-32 63 Thursday. Gei berger came in later with a 33 3164. Nearest threat as play resumed was still another young pro, Dave Marr from Cedarhurst, N. Y by way of Houston, with a 32-3466. Farther back were such es tablished pros as Mike Souchak with a 67, and Art Wall Jr., Tom my Bolt and Dutch Harrison, all 68. NEW Mcculloch ONE40 CHAIN SAW 5154 95 TERMS To rtu revested for dependability Lubri Mac Automatic Oiler Takes bars up to 24 Cuts stumps within X Vi" of ground Pintail Chain Filc-N-Joint Free with One 40 Model. McCulloch Saw Shop 925 Market Sr. i TU 4-6500 BALLFARE FRinAV tVKhHTl.INQ College Southern Oregon College at Oregon Tech HASKI I H AI L Collrfe Oregon Tech at Oregon College College of Sikiyum vi. Chico Slate Froth at Weed Indr pendrnl Gicger AFB at Kingkley A KB I'rrp S lionl Kit Sophomores at Alluras Kl Frcbhmen at Alluras KIJ Jayveri at Ahhland JV KCHS at Athiund Meriford at Grants Pasa Morrill at Bly Sacred Heart al Bonanza Matin at Gilchrist Henley at Chiloquin t TulcUke at Butte Valley Etna at Happy Camp Weed at Yreka McCloud at Mount Shasta K.VITKIM v KKSTM.Mi I'rep School Kl'HS at PrinevMle HASKI. THAU, (ollrce Oregon Tech at Oregon College College of Slakiyous vs. Benito JC at Weed I'rrp Nt'htioit Grants Pass Krosh at KV Vrnah Grants Pass Sophs at Kl' Sophs Grams Pass JV at Kl JV Grants Pans at Klamath Union Ashland at Central Point Alluras at Lassen t Susan ville) Lakeview at Henley Mount Shasta al Central Valley Dunsmuir at Etna Anderson at Yreka Tulelake at McCloud SI'MlAV BASKKTB.A1.L, Independent Reno All-Stars at Chiloquin Thunder birds Superior Troy vs. Oregon Food at Pelican Court 1MH SIHIAI, I.KAGI K W Don'i Shell Service ft) Interstate Pump 3 Parks Cabinet Si's Fitzgerald flooring fll ' , House Of Shoes 47 ' s Acme Concrete 47 Jay Hawk 44 Musgrovc Plumbing 40 Mat'doel Tavern :i Jay Hawk Petroleum III1: Jones Construction 22 Floyd Boyd 18 66 Monday results: Jay Hawk 3. Don's Shell Service Hawk Pet. 2, Floyd A. Boyd Acme Concrete 4, House Of Shoes 1 Macdoel Tavern 4, Jones Const. 0 Interstate Pump 3, Musgrove Plbg. Fitzgerald Rfg. 3, Parks Cabinet High team game Macdoel Tav. 1112 High team series Macdoel Tav. 3164 High ind. game Bob Victorin 25 High ind. series Art Cherry 641 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE NO, ft W Willard Hotel M.J.K. Muffler 5:t s Team No. 8 Snleway Midway Cafr-Chemull National Guardsmen Pioneer Lodge Tulana Farms 31 S3 Monday results: Willard Hotel 3. M. J R. Muffler I Nal'l. Guardsmen 4, Pioneer Lodge Safeway 4, Tulana Farms 0 Team No. 8 3, Midway Cafe-Chemult 1 Hiilh team name M.J.R. Muffler fl7n huh team Hcrlca Wlllnrd Hotel 2fjlW High ind. game Dick Hanson 2-"2 High ind. aeries Dick Hanson 5U1 W L fll 21 5H :t 49 .19 47 41 47 41 4.5 4.1 42 46 41 47 411 4H ;t7 51 31 .17 :io 58 Jack's Color Chip Kimball Glass Crater Lake Creamery Klamath JCi KC Paint Pelican Mobil Healon Steel FleeLi Mcdo Bel Montgomery Ward Multiple Listing Realtors Team No. 8 Tuesday results: Heaton Steel 4. Medo Bel 0 Pelican Mobil :t. Team No. R 1 Crater Lake Cmy. 2, KC Paint 2 Kimball Glass 2. Montgomery Ward 2 Jack's Color Chip 3. Fleets 1 Multiple Listing Real. 4. Kl. JCs 0 High team game Jack's Color fM;t High team series Pelican Mobil 2754 High ind. game Ken Clark 223 High ind. series Kcrmit Sheets 5H5 UtAITKNAL I.KAfil'i: KC No. 2 Uj Roherts Hardware 5!l Sears 53' i KC No. 1 53 Cliff Yaden fit George Crain Builders 50 Wright Real KMat 43 Harry s tavern 41 KC No. II :m Shaffer Electric 35 Uald Eagles 3: 1 Morning Fresh Bakery 8 80 Tuesday results: KC No. 3 2. KC No. t 2 Roberts Hardware 4, Bald Eagles 0 Wright Real Estate 3. Harry's Tavern 1 Cliff Yaden 2. KC No. 2 2 Seam 3. Geo. Crain Builder 1 Shaffer Elec. 4, Morning Fresh. 0 High tram game KC No. 2 HH4 una mriuy mm and a BIG trade-in deal can save you even more BALSIGER MOTOR CO. TIME OUT -- , ;V, , '-- ft! ; I . htt "-s-v- :0 Please, Fred! Take the stroke penalty and forget about trying to still par this hob!" -BULLETIN- NEW YORK (AP) Buffalo to (lay was admitted us the eighth team in the new Continental Ilaseball League. Other members arc Toronto, .New York, Houston, Denver, Al l.mta, Dallas-Fort Worth and Minncapolis-St. Paul. High team series Roberts Hdwe. 272U High ind. game Jim Young 2,m High ind. series Harold Campbell 612 1)01 111. K TROUBLE W I, Gnho's AO 2H Confusions 2H'j !)9ers 5fi 32 Sugar Foots 54' j t 33" a Happy Foursome 47'a ' 401 Flat Tops 41'.s 461 4 Doodle Bugs 41 47 The Scot's 41 47 Price Wise 33' 3 54 'a Trouble Doubles 32 52 Four Bums 2! 5! The Ups St Downs 28 la 5D',a Tuesday results: Flat Tops 4. Price Wise 0 Gabo's 3, Four Bums 1 The Scot's 3. Doodle Bugs 1 Sugar Foots 4, 90ers 0 Confusions 3, Happy Foursome 1 High team game Gabo's 775 High team series Gabo's 2193 High Ind. game (women) Vita Car son 224 High ind. game (meni Norm Be dell 200 High ind, series (women) Vita Car son 539 High ind. series (men) Jack Camp bell 54 1 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W L Steinseifer Elec. " 5! 29 VFW 53 35 Pioneer Tobacco 52 36 Larrys Foods 48 40 Liston Aircraft 45 43 Baldwin Rich. 44 44 Pepsi Cola 4;i'b 44i Montgomery Ward 42 4fi Ellingson Loggers 41 '.a 4li'a Bowers Dlst. 44 47 Superior Troy 32 56 Great Northern 27 61 Tuesday results: Baldwin Rich. 4. EIIingnn 0 Montgomery Ward 4. Bowers 0 Liston Aircraft 4. Superior Troy 0 Pioneer Tobacco 3. Larrys Foods 1 VFW 3. Steinseifer Elec. 1 Pepsi Cola 3, Great Northern 1 ' High team game VFW 1032 High team series VFW 2!)5f) High ind. game Gino Rosterolla 2(ia High Ind. series John Dolenshek 652 MAJOR LEAGUE W I. J & J Clothes 3!) 15 Shasta Lounge 35 If) Shasta Kids 2ft 23 Paddys Place 21'a Sfi'a Coca Cola 2ii 28 Mount Shasta Lions 22'3 31'a i R. L. Smith 20 34 Mike and Tonys 18 38 Tuesday results: Shasta Lounge-Paddys (postponed) Mike & Tonys 2. Shasta Kids 1 Coca Coin 2, Mount Shasta Lions 1 St J Clothes 2, R. L. Smith 1 High team game Mike-Tonys H48 High team series Mike-Tonys 24ti! High ind. game Dave Blount 200 High Ind. series Moe MacGrcgor 539 Two-Poinr Rule Set DALLAS (AP) - The American Kootball League will use the 2 point conversion rule o the col leges (his fall. The league at its meeting here voted 6-1 to use the rule that al lows 2 points for passing or run ning the ball across Iroin the 2 yard line. a sockful of - iu - ou LrLful2i LJ uAi VvJ-M Li J J ON PRICE I ON REPAIR COSTS! .;j Ji ON PRICE! ON REPAIR COSTS! ON PARTS COSTS! ON GAS! Basketball Scoreboard College Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .MIDWEST Toledo 48, Va. . Tech 46 OT Michigan 65, Washington St Louis I .V.I Tulsa 78, Arkansas 65 St. John's t.N'Y) 69, Marquette 63 SOUTH Marshall 100, Western Ky. 97 OT Memphis St. 63, Alabama 37 EAST Boston Coll. 74, .Massachusetts 51 KAK WEST Montana St. 73, Montana 72 Portland 55, Creighton 45 San Francisco 70, San Fran St. 51 Goalie Brings Home Trophy DETROIT (AP) - The folks in Vicloriaville, Que., will be happy to know that Jean Beliveau is bringing home another souvenir for his trophy. Back in 1956. townspeople gave the Montreal Canadien player a huge trophy, big enough for i dozen or so pucks to commemO' rate outstanding dates in his hockey career. Benvcau s winning goal in Thursday night's 4-2 triumph over the Detroit Red Wings was the 500th point of his National Hockey League career, which began sev en seasons ago. It came early in the final period, after Iho 28-year-old star had assisted on an earlier goal to run his lcagup-lcading point (otal to (A. This will be the sixth puck added to the trophy. Others mark his first goal, his 100th. etc. Henri (Pocket Rocket) Richard shared the limelight with Beli veau in the victory. He popped in pair of goals, pulling his club into a tie with a goal in the last six seconds of the middle period, then added an insurance tally in the final four minutes of the ame. Malin Quint Beats Waifs Jim Rciger continued his high scoring trend as he cuidoH the Malin Ranch Hands lo a 57-46 vic tory over the Klamath Waifs in a hF City League game Thursday nigms. Reiger hit for 19 points while Wen Morns added 10 and the Ricks, Virg and Dale, each con tributed nine to the Malin column.. The Hands held a halftime edge of 29-26. Top shooter for the Wail's was Ron Croxford who collected 13. Smiley Hcrrera added 11. The shortscore: Waifs C46I Hincs 6, Slllwcll 2. Hcr rera II, Croxford 13, Dexter 5. Green Sparks. Brady. Malin 157' D. Rick fl. RosprK 4. Morris 10. V. Rick 9. J. Rogers, Dok- icn o. rtciecr iy. van. S3 c U I fcilS 1 USE 4" RUBBER RING PIPE THE PROVEN PRODUCT THAT COSTS YOU LESS AT PEYTON & CO. 835 Market St. TU 4-5149 Hornets Travel SHA Trojans Seeking Repeat On Bonanzans" Home Court COLNTV B LEAGUE W L Pit Malin (11-3) 1.000 .714 .667 Merrill (10-3) Chiloquin (7-5) Bonanza 'Ml .571 .42H .200 .000 Pet. .5011 Sacred Heart (5-7) Gilchrist 14-7) Bly (1-11) Non-League Henley (Season records ih parentheses) With only five games remaining prior to the big County B tourna ment scheduled February 26-27-28 at Oregon Tech, Klamath B school Weed, Yreka Tussle Features Of the four games scheduled in Northern California Siskiyou and B league action tonight the long awaited clash between the Yreka Miners and the Weed Cougars is drawing the lion's share of the at- ention. Both clubs sport unbeaten sea son records, the Yrekans boasting 13 straight streak while t h e Cougars hold a 9-0 mark. Dunsmuir and Mount Shasta clash in the other Siskiyou tangle while Butte Valley hosts Tulelake and Etna travels to Happy Camp in Sisk-B play. Saturday night Mount Shasta is at Central Valley, Dunsmuir goes to Etna, Anderson travels to Yre- Ranch Hands Top T-Birds MALIN (Special) - The Malin Ranch Hands, of the Klamath City League, toppled the Chilo quin Thundcrbirds 73-61 in a bas ketball game played here Wednes day night. T-Bird Jackie Barney scored 26 points but the Ranch Hands' Jim Reiger came up with 25 which teamed with the 14 provided by Rog Dokkcn and 12 by Virgil Rick to more than make the difference. Malin led all the way, holding quarter leads of 12-11, 28-24 and 52-46. The next action for the Thun dcrbirds comes on their home floor Sunday afternoon when they p'ay host to the Reno, Nevada, All-Indian team. The Reno quint is also slated to appear here in the big All-Indian tourney spon sored by the Chiloquin JCs in March. The shortscore: Malin 1731 Dokken 14. V. Rick 12. Rick 12, Reiger 25, Rogers 1, Saritzki 7, Macken 2, Morris. T-Birds (61) Johns 9. Barney 2fl. B. David 8. G. David 5, Evans 9, Col wash 4. Wally Butts has coached Geor gia to four Southeastern Confer ence football championships. 4" RUBBER RING SEWER PIPE Meets Specification! For South Suburban Sewer Connectiom, ONLY JFC Per Ft. 4n Ring Included now LA SJVVt ut to I tr, nay more t but Ford - Stride PUl $35.27 i to V $161.27, below eompar" lA-ton moi"- 0( leacttnl compeive 'Bated on a certified " com pari Mit of the latMt available manufacturer' iuretd mail delivered price. litrhHint Federal exeiee tax. KcJudinr dealer preparation and condition in and declination eharcet. ... so go see hnonsters head into action tonight in an nffmt to keep or increase their status in league standings. i not in., for another win over the Antlers, the filth place Sacred n..ari Trnians travel to Bonanza for a tough one that could boost them into a tie for the fourth rung on the ladder. Other counters una nlace Merrill Huskies rated an easy winner over the last nlace Bobcats at Kly; unneaien Malin traveling to Gilchrist with the next to-last Grizzlies and the Henley Hornets at Chiloquin for a non-counter with the third place Panthers. The last time the Trojans and Cal Action ka and Tulelake mixes with the Loggers at McCloud. Yreka, with more than one play er who hits the 6-5 register, and one, Bill Wilson, who has a tough time scoring less than 20 points per game, is rated at least a statistical edge, plus the fact that they have the added advantage of their home floor going for them Weed, although it hasn't t h e height of the Miners, doesn't lack for ability. Doug Blankenship, Bob Zalunar- do, Chet Harris, Jon Scribner, and Woody Smith have accounted for the bulk of the Weed point pro duction. The largest total t h e Cougars have amassed is a 79-35 blasting of the Dunsmuir Tigers the last time out. Yrcka's fattest total is 68 - 41 beating they handed Dunsmuir. In many games, however, the start ers nave been pulled in tavor oi second stringers. Merrill Five Earns Victory Bob Tucker and Bud Maupin went on a scoring spree that net ted them 26 and 24 points respec tively as the Merrill Merchants handed Price Wise a 68-58 trim ming in City League action Thurs day night. Merrill held leads for both first quarters, 14-13 and 33 - 22, but slipped to a 44-44 knot at the close of the third. Blake Griggs hit six field goals and one free throw lo lead the Price Wise shooters, four of whom counted in double figures. Bill San to was next with 11. I Here Now... 1960 MERCURY OUTBOARD -C'mon aboard today are moving up to Mercury World's No. 1 Outboard! Ask about our liberal trades, easy terms. 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Since that time the Antlers nave won tnree ana lost one, that a narrow 5a-oJ tault to the power. r..l Mnciarwto TU r - mi .noun .Muoiaufea. me irojans have won only one since that test, a maun wiui unciuist. lienicy, me oniy learn in the county that has to let everyone take a shot at them without a chance to appear in a league standing because of their A-2 clas sification, has a one-game edge over the Panthers. They dealt Chiloquin a 40-33 defeat the last time Ihe two met. Since that game the Hornets have slopped the KU Wildcats 34-32, lost to Bonanza 35-47 and stumbled 54-34 to Malin, Floyd Kendall, with 97 points Bert Allbrilton with 88 and Ray Jackson with 68 lead the Henley arsenal. The remaining games on t lie eve ning slate see no change predicted in the relative cnanges on the Q standings of .Merrill and Malin. The Mustangs are figured to have little trouble with the Grizzlies provided they can contain Gerald Warren and Charlie Russell, the two ton Gilchrist producers. Merrill, with the added punch provided by the addition to the varsity squad of Ed Parnell, an able sophomore, is rated the definite edge over the diminutive Bobcats. The Bly quint, the shortest in the league, with player over 5-9, has drawn praise Irom all the members ol the loop for its tremendous mo rale, but hardly figure to handle the big, speedy Husky five. Low Scores Mark Action Low scores predominated YMCA-Church league action at Allamont School Thursday nighl, LDS topped Klamath Temple 41-31 and lmmanuel Baptist caught the Nazarene 47-27. Identical 17 point totals were registered by Delen Steers of the LDS quint and Ray Wallace of the winning Immanuel five. Jack Glover of Ihe Nazarene was next witn 14 and Klamath Temple's Van Cummings contrib uted 11. WINS I.IGHTHEAVY TITLE PAISLEY, Scotland (LTD - Chic Calderwood stopped Arthur Howard of London in Ihe 13th round Thursday night lo becomej Ihe first Scot to ever win the British light heavyweight tilie. 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