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League
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Twin
Bill
From
Terrace
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To
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senior
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Lead
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games
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Stars'
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scheduled
for
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the
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their
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avoid
conflicting
with
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Roosevelt
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Gordon
and
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onslaught.
Bruce
Paterson
re-Anderson
took
both
ends
of
a
j
placed
starter
Vie
Wilydo
who
double
header
from
the
visiting
had
given
up
two
hits
and
two
Terrace
team
yesterday
at
runs.
Roosevelt
Park
to
move
four
full
G
&
A
batters
liked
the
of-games
ahead
of
second
spot
Es-
ferings
of
right
hander
Pater-quires
who
were
idle
and
tumbled
j
son
and
finally
shelled
him
from
.
Terrace
into
third
spot,
four
and
j
the
mound
in
the
bottom
of
the
a
half
games
off
the
pace.
seventh
after
collecting
seven
The
wins,
with
scores
of
11-3;
runs
on
nine
hits,
including
two
and
11-0
kept
southpaw
Freddie
j
doubles
by
Ralph
Endridge.
Christensen
s
record
perfect
in
.
doubles
and
singles
by
Bill
Sund-the
first
game
and
gave
Dennis
berg
and
Don
Scherk
and
singles
-
Reed
his
third
victory
and
first
j
by
Stan
Petrow,
Christensen
and
shutout
of
the
season
in
the
I
Dennis
Reed,
second
encounter.
I
Ross
Gillanders
stopped
the
In
the
opener.
Terrace
led
3-2
j
G
&
A
rally
in
the
seventh
bul
going
into
the
bottom
of
the
:
issued
two
free
passes
in
the
fourth
when
G
&
A
opened
up
!
bottom
of
the
eighth
and
was
re.
for
five
big
runs
which
prompted
:
placed
by
Paul
Paulsen
who
gave
Terrace
manager
Neil
McKer-
j
up
one
hit.
another
two
base
racher
to
throw
in
the
first
of
blow
by
Endridge
that
scored
three
relief
pitchers
in
an
at-!
Dave
Hill
and
Petrow
for
the
Inst
Wilydo,
the
losing
pitcher,
hurled
three
innings,
Paterson
three
and
a
third.
Gillanders
two-thirds
and
Paulsen
one
inning.
Umpiring
duties
were
handled
by
Dido
Gurvitch
behind
th0
plate,
Steve
Mlntenko
on
first
and
Glen
Carlson
at
third.
In
the
seven
inning
second
half
of
the
twin
bill,
G
&
A
knocked
Terrace
ace
htirler
Larry
Mathews
from
the
box
after
the
fifth
inning
after
tapping
him
for
10
runs
on
eleven
hits.
Jack
Burton
who
replaced
Mathews
gave
up
two
hits
and
allowed
cne
run.
Sundberg
and
Scherk
repeated
Ihpir
performances
of
the
first
game
and
latched
on
to
doubles,
while
the
rest
of
the
club
with
the
exception
of
Reed
hit
at
least
one
single
apiece.
High
man
for
the
second
game
was
Dave
Hill
who
went
two
for
three.
Scherk
was
second
with
three
for
five,
Endridge
was
next
with
I
two
G
&
A
runs.
tempt
to
stem
off
the
G
&
A
4
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Rupert
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31,
1954
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THE
ThtMKXDOrs
ONE-TWO
punch
that
has
enabled
the
Cincinnati
Rods
to
hover
neer
the
top
of
the
National
League
flex
their
abundanoe
of
muscles
In
front
of
the
dugout.
Gus
Bell
(left),
an
outer
gardener,
with
32
hits
and
25
runs
batted
in,
has
established
himself
as
one
of
the
most-feared
batters
in
the
senior
circuit.
His
slugging
"brother,"
Ted
Kluszcw.ski,
u
familiar
and
feared
batsman,
has
collected
10
homers
and
25
runs
batted
in
during
the
young
season.
Gyros
Meet
Moose
Tonight
In
Second
Pony
League
Game
vaiu,
originally
cneduled
fori
June
3,
which
will
be
played
I
Wednesday,
June
2.
Other
"(James
I
.similarly
affected
are
those
scheduled
between
Kinsmen
and'
North
btars,
June
i0;
Kinsmen
and
Sea
King.
June
17;
and
Kinsmen
and
Super
Vaiu
June
24.
Tonight
at
7
p.m.
in
Algoma
1954
Frigidairc
Refrigerators
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Phone
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WAVZA'A'e.VWiPJ'W
Phillies
Tied
With
Giants,
After
Cure
Treatment
at
The
second
fixture
of
an
18-game
league
schedule,
drawn
up
Friday
by
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
unofficial
Pony
League,
will
be
played
tonight
-at
Roosevelt
Park
with
Gyros
meeting
Moose.
The
league
got
underway
Saturday
when
Moose
downed
Elks
7-6.
The
schedule
calls
for
six
Sunday
games
between
now
and
the
league
end,
July
26.
League
officials
have
timed
the
Sunday
fixtures
for
7
p.m.
Should
any
protest
arise
over
the
time
of
the
Sunday
games,
the
schedule
will
be
altered,
it
was
reported.
There
are
eight
Friday
games
still
to
be
played
and
three
winning
the
second
6-5
on
Ed
McGhee's
pinch
double
In
the
'last
of
the
ninth.
Robin
Roberts
pitched
his
third
shutout
In
the
Phils'
fir.-:t
game
n.mp
over
the
Pirates,
spoillnx
Dick
Littlefield's
fir.it
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r'i(rt,n
Et.irt
TWO
IN
now
The
Cardinals
made
it
two
in
a
row
with
i
big
first
Inning
1:1
which
Red
hit
1
Terwilller
homered
behind
Mc-Schoendlenst
Dermott
in
Washington's
flist
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pod
res.
Jetfcoat,
starting
a
new
carter
as
a
pitcher
at
Die
age
of
'29,
held
the
slugging
Cinclnna.l
club
to
four
hits.
j
Mike
Garcia
held
Det.oil
to
!
four
hits
to
keep
Cleveland
mov
ing
with
their
14th
truis;ht
hometown
victory.
Mickey
Vernon
and
Wayne
game
victory
over
Philadelphia.
Jn
the
second
game,
the
bases
were
loadetl
with
one
out
in
the
ninth
and
Washington
leading
5-4
when
McOhee,
batting
for
Arnold
Portocarrcro.
doubled
to
score
Vic
Power
and
Pete
Suder.
Back
in
Action
nts
5-3.
He
went
hitless
In
;
four
times
at
bat.
But
he
did
a
ne
Job
behind
the
plat?.
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yet.
One
week
of
hitting
and
I'll
be
knocking
at
that
.300
mark."
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STORAGE
PHONE
TODAY
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Mode
in
Conado
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Service
evffvwhert
1
Monday
fixtures.
Elks
vs
Gyro
Elks
vs
Moose
Moose
vs
Gvro
Gyro
vs
Moose
Eiks
vs
Moose
..
Moose
vs
Gyro
..
Gyro
vs
Elks
....
Moose
vs
Elks
..
Gyro
vs
Moose
Elks
vs
Gyro
....
Elks
vs
Moose
..
Moose
vs
Gyro
Gyro
vs
Elks
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June
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June
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Sunday,
June
13
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Friday,
June
18
Sunday,
June
20
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Friday,
June
25
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Monday,
June
28
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Friday,
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23
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Monday,
July
26
;oicim
"Outboard
MolWi"
i
phone
book,
home
run.
Four
.successive
singles
off
Warren
Spahn
fol-
lowed
the
homer.
A
crowd
of
47,672.
Jops
for
the
season
in
the
National,
Jammed
the
Polo
Grounds
for
the
Dodger-
(jmnt
8ame-
v;on
by
Johnny
Roy
Campanella
Confident
Hitting
Will
Improve.
Port
Edward
Scores
Shutout
In
District
Soccer
Opener
ONLY
45
MIN.
TO
ALASKA
Wednesday
games
are
slated
to
start
at
7
p.m.,
Saturday
games
at
6:45
p.m.
Lineups
Port
Edward:
Philip
Gurney,
g;
Sidney
Alexander,
lb;
Willie
Marks,
rb;
Bobby
San-key,
rh;
Peter
Campbell,
lh:
Bob
Morven.
ch;
Cecil
Morven
ol;
Percy
Tait,
11;
Billy
Adams,
or:
Nelson
Morven,
ir;
A.
Gurney,
cf.
Local
708;
G.
Terling,
g;
Vern
Hurley,
rb;
Elmer
Perkin.
lb;
K
Compton,
rh;
F.
Boltong,
ch,
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SPORTS
BRIEFS
two
for
four
and
Don
Hartwis
I
hit
two
for
five.
j
In
earning
his
shutout,
Reed
j
gave
up
only
four
hits,
three
of!
them
in
the
third
and
one
in
the
seventh.
He
issued
two
walks
and
struck
out
four.
Mathews
struck
out
two
and
gave
up
four;
bases
on
balls
before
he
was
replaced.
Reliefer
Burton
fanned
one
and
issued
no
free
passes,
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score
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TOKYO,
(Reutcisi
Russia
will
be
'
very
willing"
to
hold
the
1UG0
Olympic
Games
in
Moscow,
Soviet
wrestling
ofticial
Michael
Pes'jak
said
today
Pcsljak,
head
of
the
Russia
1
!
leam
which
took
part
in
the
world
amateur
free-style
wrestl-:
ing
championships
here
last
week,
told
a
press
conference
that
if
Japanese
hopes
to
hold
the
1000
Olympics
in
Tokyo
fail
I
to
materialize.
Russia
will
be
glad
to
invite
the
world's
ath
letes
to
Moscow.
KELOWNA,
B.C.
South
Burnaby
hi,;h
school
is
British
Columbia's
new
track
and
field
champion.
i
The
South
Burnaby
entry
placed
first
with
i;0'2
points
in
a
field
of
19
high
schools
Which
competed
here
Friday
and
Saturday
in
the
annual
provincial
high
school
track
and
field
met:.
Vernon
was
second
with
51
points
I
Top
girl
athlete
was
Claudia
Gelling
of
Oak
Bay
high
school,
Victoria.
"Ray
Pletcher
of
South'
Burnaby
won
the
trophy
for
top
male
athlete.
1
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advertisement
is
not
publrhfd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
die
Government
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Associaled
Pre:,.
Sports
WHitir
The
Pittsburgh
"pick-me-ir)"
is
a
sure
fire
remedy
for
woovy
National
League
contenders.
One
trip
to
Fred
Haney's
clini:-
and
the
ailing
patient
is
yjung
at
heart.
t
Philadelphia
took
the
cure
Sunday
and
shot
into
a
second-place
1
tie
with
New
York
and
!
Brooklyn,
only
1
'i
games
behind
'
the
leading
Milwaukee
Braves.
Now
It's
the
Giants'
turn
to
vi:;it
the
health
spa.
The
league
closed
in
on
Milwaukee
Sunday
when
St.
Louis
knocked
Off
thi
Rravei
3-9
fnr
Harvey
Hadclixs
seventh
victory.'
Brookivn
bested
New
York
5-3.
the
Phils
dumued
the
Pirates
twice.
8-0
and
10-7.
and
Chica?rj
snlit
two
w-ith
Cincinnati.
The
Cubs
took
the
opener
7-5.
!h
first
start
for
ex-outfielder
Hf.l
Jeffcoat.
but
("inrinrntl
tallio
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to
take
the
second
6-5
ctilli
cl
bv
'
darkness
after
eight
inning
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Chicago's
fhaMenae
to
open
up
a
,
one-game
lead
in
the
America
:i
.
"u-
ur-iiruwiii:
ieuuii
,5-1
while
Chicago's
eight-game
win
ning
streak
was
broken
by
Baltimore
5-2.
Boston
added
to
Casev
Stengel's
worries,
beating
New
Yor
Yankees
3-1
on
Willard
Nixon's
four-hitter.
Washington
shut
out
Philadelphia
e-0
behind
Maury
McDcrmott
and
the
Athletics
came
back
to
get
an
even
break.
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LEAGUE
LEADERS
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Calif
Charlie
Green,
163',.
Los
Angeles,
skipped
Windy
Hawkins,
1G2,
Eureka,
Calif.,
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the
grease
AND
SPOIL
THE
CAR
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us
lube
it
(o;lay
SUPER
SERVICE
Comer
2nd
and
2nd,
Where
the
Service
Is
2nd
lo
None.
KANSAS
CITY
iP
Wes-
Santee,
Kansas
University's
great
distance
runner,
set
an
American
out-door
mile
record
of
4:01.3
Saturday
night
as
he
made
an
all-out
effort.
Tho
Wcmcnp
cniiinr
irr
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m
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PRODUCTS
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THE
Scientifically
Balanced
for
Highest
Heat
Vahtt
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1
m
barK
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t,ay-
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catch
every
day
f!om
now
on
"
j
Roy
Cammmella.
his
left
hand
u.iiiiuii
iuusicy
m
a
wniripooi
bath
used
his
right
to
knock
on
wood
as
he
spoke.
"I
felt
fine
out
there
today."
the
slugging
Brooklyn
Dodger
catcher
.said
enthusiastically.
"The
hand
didn't
hurt
me
a
bit.
Maybe
1
didn't
get
any
hits
but
I'm
'net
worried
about
it.
I'm
""till
rusty
from
not
playing.
It
was
th-
first
time
I
batted
in
a
month."
It
was
29
da?
ago
May
1
th'it
Campanella
had
played
his
last
game
In
Cincinnati
and
left
to
undergo
an
operation
for
the
removal
of
a
bone
chip
In
his
left
hand.
At
first,
it
was
expected
that
the
surgery
would
keep
him
nut
about
eight
weeks
but
he
cut
that
time
limit
exactly
in
half.
Campanella
wasn't
mu'
h
help
at
the
plate
Sunday
as
the
Dodg-37icrs
took
the
finale
of
the
three-
game
??ries
with
New
York
Gl-
Gun
Club
Clears
Site
for
Range
Work
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
.22
rifle
range
at
Lake
Oliver
went
ahead
Sunday
as
work
parties
levelled
and
cleared
the
site,
but
the
anticipated
start
on
the
clubhouse
foundation
was
held
up
for
lack
of
material.
I
ne
cmb
reports
that
pipe
needed
before
the
foundation
can
be
started
was
not
available.
Work
bees
are
slated
for
this
week
to
haul
the
pipe
in.
cinders
for
the
rifle
range
but
ts
still
need
to
be
hauled
in,
Bob
Armstrong
said
this
rnorn-
jlng.
Successful
Vacations
fv
Need
CAREFUL
PLANNING
We
will
nrrane
your
entire
vmalion
including
lr:ins-porln
t
ion
,
liotcl
a:c()inmod;i-HiliLMM?inx
toura,
etc.
W'b
will
fuivisn
you
on
par
pnrlK,
((iriTniicM,
i
tutu
nine
ni
nil
liif
otljer
important
"(It
lji.l.s"
ln.it
nsfiuro
you
of
h
Kinooth,
fnjcvatilc
trip.
Whether
you're
planning
a
vara
I
mn
Ki-rr
r
rhroaH
,
In
rv
to
k
p
uh
firut.
OUR
SERVICES
ARE
FREE
Crawford
Moore
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
215
Second
St.
rhone
B20
A
tireless
Port
Edward
soccer
eleven
bested
the
Pulp
Workers
Local
708
club
4-0
Saturday
night
-as
the
Prince
Rupert
district
soccer
league
got
under
way
at
Roosevelt
Park.
The
game,
which
saw
the
un
ion
boys
out-run
and
out-shot
was
uie
nisi
or
a
lour-ieam
schedule
which
is
slated
to
run
on
a
test
basis
until
Juna
18.
Comprising
the
league
are
Port
Edward.
Local
708,
General
Motors
and
the
Gondola
Cafe.
ing
only
Saturday
games.
League
officials
say
that
if
all
four
clubs
i
are
able
to
field
a
team
through
,
the
test
period
then
the
four-team
schedule
will
be
extended.
If
not,
then
the
league
will
re-:
vert
to
a
three-team
basis.
I
..
,
In
Ihe
opening
game
the
Port
j
'bttwaiU
forwards
pressed;
throughout
the
first
half,
but
j
were
unable
to
beat
union
goalie!
G.
Terling
and
the
half
ended
1
0-0.
Inside
left
for
Port
Edward
J
Percy
Tait.
took
captain
Art
Gurney's
pass
.near
the
708
goal-1
moutn
and
beat
Terling
with
a
'
drive
to
the
left
hand
side
of
the
goal
to
open
the
scoring
10
minutes
after
the
second
half
began.
The
second
Port
Edward
goal
came
when
Art
Gurney
took
a
rebound
of
a
hard
driven
ball
at
the
708
goalie
and
deflected
it
between
the
posts.
Inside
right
Nelson
Morven
scored
the
third
Port
Eciward
tally
on
a
pass
from
P
rcy
Tai.
and
then
retaliated
by
feeding
Tait
a
pass
for
the
fourth
and
final
goal.
Refereeing
duties
were
handled
by
Henry
Lindquist.
Wednesday
night
General
Mo.
tors
will
meet
Local
70?
at
7
p.m.
at
Roosevelt
Park.
Other
league
games
are:
June
5,
Gondola
Cafe
and
Port
Edward;
June
S,
General
Motors
and
Oondola
Cafe;
June
12,
Port
Edward
and
General
Motors
and
June
16,
Local
708
and
Gondola
Cafe.
BASEBALL
SCORES
si
my
Ton
Anneles
10-2.
Portland
5-3.
6an
Francisco
10-6.
Seattle
2-0.
fsacremcnto
4-9.
Oakland
7-6.
San
Diego
4-1.
Hollywood
0-0
H.VI'I
Kl
Seattle
4.
San
Francisco
5
.
Hollywood
13.
Shu
Dieno
0.
Los
Angeles
-
Portland
postponed.
ram.
PRACTIC
E
TONIGHT
Super-Vaiu
l.iMIe
League
Uam
will
practice
at
Gyro
Park
at
1
o'clock
tonight,
manager
Danny
Johnston
saitl
today,
Uniforms
will
not
be
worn.
h
-Ac,
art
j"
Office
Opp.
Posf
Office
TO
IMPERIAL
bettered
his
American
record
of
4:024
.set
iast
year,
but
ran
the
second
fastest
mile
ever
record-
ed.
Only
the
3:594
by
England'.;
Rojjer
Bannister
earlier
tilis
month
is
better
than
Santee's
time
HARRISON.
N
Y.
9
Chelsea
of
the
English
League
Sunday
defeaU-d
an
all-star
soccer
team,
sponsored
by
the
United
States
Football
Asociation,
2-0.
It
was
i
Chelsea's
fourth
victory
asaUut
iv.o
lavPj
lor
the
current
tour
of
the
U
S.
I
VANCOUVER
(P
The
touring
.
O.agow
Rangers
capitalized
on
j
second
half
defensive
lapses
Saturday
to
down
Briti.-h
Colum-hia
Mainland
All-Stars
3-0
in
an
;
exhibition
soccer
game
here
be-1
fore
8.000
fans.
r
akis
if
tmil
Zatopek
of
Czechoslovakia
broke
the
world
record
for
the
5,000-metre
run
by
covering
the
distance
Sunday
in
13
minutes,
57.2
seconds
in
a.i
international
track
meet
at
Col-ombes
Stadium
here.
The
old
mark
was
13
minutes,
58.2
seconds
set
by
Gunder
Haegg
of
Sweden
in
1942.
VANCOUVER
B.C.
Lions,
new
entrv
In
the
Western
Inter-provineial
Football
Union,
1
showed
their
jstuff
before
Vail-
couver
gridiron
enthusiasts
Sat
urday
in
an
inter-squad
game.
Quarterback
Jerry
.Tuttle
led
hio
Orange
squad
to
a
24-11.
victory
over
the
Blacks,
quarter-backed
by
Gene
Robillard,
former
eastern
intercollegiate
star
with
McGUi
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