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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
BY TIP w RIGHT.

I'm some suspicious or this Jeffries-
Johnson fight. Heresy suppose TO
doubt the yeracity OF the Sierra griz-
ely. but I'm from Pike county.
used 10 believe Jeff as sincere and
simple minded as Denman Thompson
character. and believed that when he
At he At for glory. without thought
OF the coin. | swallowed my aisap-
pointment when the blow-off came.
and learned that the big fellow did
no. care any more for dollar than
for his right eye.
Jeff works the publicity thing as in
dustriously as Amanda at the churn.
He cuddles up 10 IL like stray kitten
TO a hot brick and absorbs admiration
like a hard working sponge.
or course. Jeffries MAY fight. TX
he does. I feel mighty sorrowful for
Mistah Johnson.
Johnson counts on Jeff's inability to
get Into condition, but he's going bad
information have is that Jen can
crawl throusn the ropes next OCTOBER
as At as when he last faced Jim Cor
bett. And that's coed enough.
I remember the first time Jenries
and Corbett hooked up at Coney ISL
and For % rounds the boilermaker
couldn't lay glove on Gentleman
Jim. whose labs cut him TO pieces.
Then. in the twenty-third, Jef ripped
a pile-driving right to Corbetts BODY
Just one punch-and II was all on.
recall the day Jeff and old Bob
Fitz went 10 ii In the ring by the
sea. For IL rounds the freckled one
tore into his burly opponent like an
untamed fury. And remember. BOD
could hit. Punches which would have
laid low anyone else, Jen threw on
with a shrug. Then he copied Bob
with a left hook to the jaw. His INST
Travelled about six inches and FIJI
fell six feet.
Not many months later Tom Shar-
KEY took flyer in the same ring. he
lasted % rounds, in the most terrihc
OF modern heavyweight battles. He
took a muir ferrous beating. leaving the
ring with broken ribs. And he pun
meied JEFF fTightfully. but the latter
was travelling fast at the end and Tom
was a mighty sick man. He hasn't
been right we'll since.
And, OF course, you remember JACK
Munroe? Ills end came In two rounds
"a half UPPER cut that landed flush,
following a terrific walloping.
Any OF these punches would have
made Johnson jump out of the ring II
they didn't Sop him for the "one. I've.
three" etc. Johnson never has taken
a beating. He acclaims his cleverness
well, he will find In Jeff a man just
as clever, faster and man who car
les In both hands the kick OF a full
grown ostricn--which is some kick II
anyone interrogates you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
WILL CELEBRATE /
HAL CHASE OAV'
New York Club Will Formally Com
memorate Return Of the King
Of First-Sackers.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Hal Chase.
the king of first basemen. has arrived
IN town from Augusta. Ga. where ne
had been detained IN the hospital since
April 8, suffering from varioloid. The
Californian was on hand TO bee his
team mates OF TO Boston, and he was
accorded hearty reception. Every
member OF Stallings' band expressed
his delight at seeing the peer OF all
first basemen back IN camp. and each
wished Hal could get back Ia the game
tails week
Chase said that he felt In excellent
condition. and that. he thought he
would be ready TO jump into the fray.
on Friday. Manager StalliLgs thought
otherwise. and said that he would not
permit Chase To play until next Men
day, when he will declare sort Of
holiday In honor OF Chase's return 10
the game. Stallings thinks that Chase
day" would be an apr opriate name for
the occasion.
Chase surely looms I'm great shape
but for a few red blotches ON his face.
These red spots are rapidly disappear
ing. Chase says that he feels no Ill.
effects from his enforced stay In Dixie
He was In no way inconvenience, aud
the attention ne received. he said. was
perfect. Chase had about an hour or 60
o! practice every day in the back yard
OF the hospital and during the afCer-
noon witnessed the games between tina
Southern Atlantic league teams from
the roof OF the hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
GREAT PITCHERS
STILL UNSIGNED
Walsh and Mathewson Both Outside
Breastworks Though Cases Differ
in Several Respects.

Two Of the creates: pitchers in Am
erica are outside OF the fortiAcations
of organized baseball both determined
To desert the diamond as a profession
unless their salary demands are an
peased. Their names are Mathewson
and Walsh
Walsh demands salary OF $500
for six months work. He is not worth
his sum, nor is any other player In
the National or American leagues. The
baseball public stands 10 a man With
comiskey in the lstter's refusal IL
accede To such a selfish and egotisti0a'
demand.
Contrasted with Walsh's case. that
CT Mathewson's appears TO be one OF
EQUITY. The great New York ;itcher
has preserved dier.hed silence, aas
never uttered a word .or public print.
has made no vain boastings. and we be
i.eve. has asked for nothing more than
ne is worth. He accompanied the
team south, participated in many OF
the preliminary games. has practic ID
faithfully since returning Ia New
York. and is At 10 perform IN the
box the minute the management ac-
ceoes TO his modest request. on ;Ne
authority OF the New York papers.
Mathewsons contract last year only
esiled for $4,000. Every one convers'
ant with Mathewson's record will ad-
nit that il was his superior work that
brought the Giants Up 10 within one
game OF the championship last fall
and that $4,000 was not consu-men.
scrate with his worth as determined
by his work. He Is entitled 10 an IN.
crease OF 81 900 at least. ard an extra
bonus OF $500 would not be hardship
on the New York club il the Giants
finished high up in the race this year
and his work suffered no deter jrattM
over that OF 1908. That Mathewson
viii get his increase is the general
opinion OF those who know the facts
IN the case, and he deserves X.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28

OBJ TO TIL TIdt5
tBy a Cleveland FsnJ

A knocker? No. never was.
Nor don't want TO be such,
And though IL hurts me l must say
The Maps are not so much,
Not while the tribe across the lake
IL nshting under him
Who MARBLES. "we-ah. we're the goods"
And Boys. get I'm the swim
The Tlgers ara n -Acrappx- ket,
They never fng OF quit.
But stick just like a chandelier
That falls dead In the pit
Detroit Will lose the Maps with eaSe
And swamp them I'm the mire.
Then tell them they are full OF mud
hut not TO raise their tire.
don't know whether Eagan was
AT fault last fall or not.
Hut Cleveland blew up In the stretch
The going was too hot
That Jennings boy will win again,
He'll leave the Maps behind.
And all the rest that | could see
When this was on my mind.
JOHN T.. HERNE.
1900 vega-ave.. Cleveland. q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
ALL IN AT THE END,
BUT RUBE SECORD WON
Ffteen-Mile Event at Washington
Rink Was WelI-Fouaht
Contest.

The scorer up in the gallery hung
out "l5 miles" The crowd cEeered
as "Rube" Secord tore
over the tape. winn,ng the race and
the handsome gold watch which was
up for first prize. "Rube's" friends
rushed out u congratulate him when
he pulled up.
But Rube Kept running. In vain did
his handlers rush out on the track and
beseech him 10 stop AS IL wound up
and compelled TO keep going TIL he
ran down. Secord continued on his
mad career.
Finally somebody reached out and
grabbed him. "Rube" tottered, turn.
ed round and fell prone on the track.
He could still run, but he couldn't
stand up. Tenderly they carried
"Rube" OF the track. His face wore
a sickly gr.R and he gasped out a
wish to hear that watch tick Later
on he recovered and protested his
ability to set out and run Il over
again.
And RUDE is some runner. His
Is miles were done in l 1885, which
is pretty far time and he might have
gone faster. had he been compelled
to. In the irst mile, however. he es-
tablished lead OF two laps. He then
picked out Inc holder OF second place
who happened 10 oe "Reddy" Shore
the boxer. and hung TO him in spite
OF Shores repeated sprints. Those
two laps werc good enough TO win and
at the end "Rube" was strnger than
his opponent, though the latter stopped
running when his rival had finished.
Hart didn't start McDonoush OF
Jackson Yves short in his work. and
might have been beaten out by Nc.
Manus, had the race not been stopped
when the first man finished. McManus
was as fresh as daisy at the finish
but had mapped ont a schedule which
did not bring him 10 the finish line
quick enough
A considerable crowd saw the event
which stirred up mighty enthusiasm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
CORBETT SAYS JEFF
WILL LICK JACK JOHNSON
Only Question How Long u Will Take
Jeff 20 Catch tire Big Negro.


NEW YORK, April Thames J..
Corbett. who repeatedly challenged
Jack Johnson. is another pugilist VINO
believes that he will not have cnanee
with Jim Jeffries Corbett believes
that Johnson is the tigges. lemon II
the pugilistic limehght and that JEFF
fries will give him tie big squeeze in
hurry.
1T is all question of how long II
viii take JEFF TO catch Johnson" he
said.
johnson may stand still with other
lighters" said Corbett, but when he
sees that big bear coIAing for him hen
run so fast he'll burr. his shoes. lie
may think he can keep away until
Jeff gets winded, figuring on the big
fellow being out of condition, Sut Jef
is all right.
"Jeff is always aggressive. He Aeyer
lets you rest for a moment. And ne
has an awful left. Vixen he hit me
thought my ribs were caved in. vas
sore for months where he hit ne +
cur last fight Jeff's stomach punch
will get Johnson"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Time Table changes-oranc Trunk
Railway System.

Effective April 25th. morning train
for Port Huron will leave at Z 80 In
stead OF $40 a. m. No. III for Grand
Rapids will be changed from 3:15 to
g.: Steamboat ExpressGfand
Rapids Limited scheduled from De-
troit 4:45 p. m, daily. striving at
Grand Rapids 800 p. m, Grand Haven
10000 p. m. connecting With Crosby
Transportation company steamers ar.
rive Milwaukee $3.50 a. m. City ticket
ONCE No. 124 Woodward-ave. Tele-
phone NJ. SO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Killing CAN LAY OFF.
Masnate Murphy Grants Star Back
stop Leave Of Absence for Year.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April Is
Johnny Klins. the famous backstop OF
the Chicago Nationals. Is in a happy
frame of mind today. King received
letter from. Manager Murphy. Of the
Cubs. granting him an definite Ieave
OF absence from the team.
The letter reads: This Is 10 notify
you that yoI have been granted an
indefinite leave of absence by the Chi.
cago National league baseball team.
"CHAS. W MURPHY. President"
This means that John can remain
here and manage his billiard hall this
season and report to the Cubs next
season in good standing IL be cares to
play in base ball again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Grand Rapids Limited-steamboa
Express Traln-Grand Trunk
Railway Svetepp

Effective Sunday. April 25th. The
above train viii run daily leaving De-
troit 4:45 y. m, stopping st the more
important stations and arrive Grand
napids $500 p. m, Grand Haven. 1000
y m. connecting with the Crosby
Transp1k tation company steamers. ar.
YIvilk Nilwu1kce 6:30 a. m. Return.
ins 1esves Milwaukee 300 D. m.
Qrnno HeRcn 6:15 a. m, Grand Rapids
once No. LA Woodward-aye. Tele-
)DAons A. 80. -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Call 20 spnIdfnRs.

There viii be a meeting OF the Spald-
Ing baseball team. Wednesday evening.
April ~. at 1:3O o'clock. az the spald-
ing club rooms. No 254 Woodward ave
The management OF this team want
~ understood that this IL the only team
authorized tO use the Spalding name.
far this season.
The new uniforms will arrive from
Chicago in few days. and they will
then he in y position 70 book games
with all the strongest teams In the city
and state. by addressing Jerry Jcakle,
Spalding Sport shop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Murphy We. Sullivan.

BALTIMORE, Md. April 27.--Both
Tommy Murphy, OF New York. and Kid
sullivan, OF Washington. are on tho
ground for their l5-round battle here
tonight Both boys are In fine shape
and will weigh In at 1870 pounds. Muir.
I ny is a slight favorite in the bet
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
PROMOTERS BAD LUCK.
First Lights Go Out Then Hailstorm
Puts Memphis on the Bum.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 2S.-The
Dannie Good-Frankie White and Ted.
dy Peppers-1 ommy Gary eight round
place in the open air arena OF the
Phoenix club last night had TO be
called of Oh account of a hail storm
which started just as the first bout
began. Rain checks were given TO the
fight fans.
The bout was originally scheduled
to take place Monday night, but some
one cut the wires, cutting of the cleo
trio lights. May has been named
for the next date.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
ATTELL ON SHELF.
Split knuckie In His Winning Bout
With Biz Mackey at Columbus.

COLUMBUS. O.. April Pit VIII
probably be six months before Abe
Attell can fight again. Today II was
said that the injury to his hand re-
ceiyed last night in the bout with Biz
Mackey would prove more serious than
be expected. The kunckle OF his rig1t
hand that ghe cracked in the third
found is the same bone that was IN.
tured in his fight witt Jabez White, Of
England.
Even with his MANNED hand. Atten
easily disposed of Mackey. The blow
that Injured him hoored Biz for a
count of seven. anrt after that Atteh
Kept his opponent on with his left
until the eighth rounGs when Mackey 5
seconds threw the towel into the ring
10 save him further hopeless punish
ment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Sporting Notes
Ye.,erday'- po.,pouement at cIeyelan'

Yesterdays po.tponement at Cleveland
cannot be played or before july. -.
The Boston NntIonaI. are beyond guess
ton the seasons sensation W 10
date.
Jack Hamilton aud Bert Wing are In
hne shape Tor their bout at windsor
tonight.
Eastern and Western clash az Clark
park today. -. L. :. cntcrtalns the
Polish seminary
Five races were pulled on by the West
End Matinee ciuh yesterday. Bob ;.
won tao fast pac..
Ban Johnson was in cleveland yestcr-
day lie wanted 90 get another
squint at those awful Tigers.
Michigan. ~ Wooster. I. sweet re-
venge Tor the beating handed out by
The mirror college team last year
sandy Ferguson. though outpoInted-nnd
badly cut up. got draw with sam
lansford from th' geferee in Boston
last night.
.
Manager Brcsnahan Of the Cardinal.
viii bc out OF the game f0r a week.
he was kurcd. sliding into tnr plate
by Gibson, Of Pi'tsbQrg.
Pitcher MAIN. the elongated twirIer v, no
pulled the badger while the TigtS
were trimming az Santour has been
Transferred 70 the Bay city southern
Michigan club.
The Central uiEh Alumni nssocIstIon
ts planning 90 hold field day At
Bots Blanc. June A.. with bunch OF
ball games and nr all-r0und good
tirno on the program
.
II wcnninger and Dros.mRp really have
5000 wagered on the result Of their
match with Franz and Gilbert the
Cleveland bowlers they car kiss said
sum .sood-bye. The ~CieVeianders
won the rfst half OF the match by A
margin OF Az pins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
EGAN TURNS OUTLAW.
Wyandotte Pitcher Accepts Job With
5rlgands Out In California.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 81
wish" Egan, who obtained an uncon.
ditional release from George Tebeau,
has accepted an otter from Danny
Shay and will leave for Stockton. Cal,
10 mingle with the outlaws. Egan has
a $1,000 contract with Shay and that's
better than he could do In the Amer
lean association. He was wanted by
Jimmy Casey, OF the Montreal EAST
orn league) team. but Shay came
through with the best offer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
CUBS CAN LUNDGREN.
Famous cold-Weather Twirler Has
Presumably Lost Old-Tirne Skill.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Carl Lunigren.
the veteran champion pitcher, will
soon bid his old team mates goodbye.
but not of his own accord. President
Murphy and Manager Chance have
wired the president OF the national
commission 10 ask the other seven
National league clubs for waivers IN
Lundren. II is possible that Lundgren
will be claimed by some other Ma
tional club at the waiver price Of
81 500
Lundgren has been with the Cubs
since 1901.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
IWhltnev Horse Win.

NEWMARKET. Eng. April 27.--In
the race for the first spring stakes for
two-year.olds. value $1,000. over the
last four urlongs OF the Rous mile. H.
p. Whitney's Oversight. at 7 10 l. won.
Charles CAROLS Truckee was an also
ran Seventeen horses ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
ANOTHER KETCHEL MATCH.
Stanley Is Definitely Matched to Meet
Sam langford at Los Angeles.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Stanlay Kct.
chel, the middieweigkt champion. wlo
Is matched 10 fight Jack johnson for
the heavyweight championship IN Ooto-
Der, and Sam Langford. the hard-hit-
ting New England Negro, have at last
teen matched. They will meet for 20
rounds at Los Angeles duriIIs tue week
II July IL.
ketchel will receive $4,000 COR Ills
end. and Langford will receive $4,000
and travelling expenses for himself
and manager
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28

Milo d. Campbell. United States mar
shall. drove his automobile from Cold
water TO Detroit. Tuesday morning. in
five hours. lie has a Winton Six" and
averaged better than % miles per hour
over roads that were rather heavy.
There were several persons in the car
with him and the run is an excellent
one under the conditions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
WILL REST WHOLE YEAR.
Harry Puliiam Says He Has No Idea
Of Returning to Work Before That.

OF NetuFHFI'S 10 WuFk pc'uFe Hdt.
President Harry Pulliam. OF the Ma
tional league. will continue his vaca-
ticn for a year. The popular presi-
dent is suffering from nervous break
down He attended the opening game
at Cincinnati and returned TO his sis
ter's home in Nashville.
Pulliam Is OF a sensitive, nervous
temperament and the almost ceaseless
war waged on him by certain mem
bers of the National league last year
had its effect. although this was not
apparent until he broke down. While
he is absent the affairs of the league
will be looked after by Secretary
Johnny Heydler. with Garry Herr
mann as advisor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
American VIM at Tennis.

LONDON, April 2c.-In the covered
court lawn tennis singles for the
worlds championship here, third
round, f. r. Rhodes. the American
crack. defeated S. j. Watts, 3 to 0.
In the mixed doubles Rhodes and Miss
Stulloch beat Greville and Miss Booth.
by 9 to /
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
ToUTs DEFEATED FOE.
Goteh Says Or. Roller 10 a Wrestler
Whose Skill 10 Not To Be Taken
LIGHTLY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 2s.-
Frank Gotcl. the worlds champion
wrestler is o: the opinion that DIR. b.
+. Roller. whom he defeated in two
straight falls last night. Is a wrestler
not 10 be thought lightly OF.
Gotch took the first fall In seven
minutes anG fifty-iye seconds. The
second fall was won in 49, 90. Roller
repeatedly demonstrated his ability
To wrlggle out OF tight places and sue
cessfuly eldded Gotch's effort to Sc
cure his famous toe hold.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
lewis and MeIIody Aaaln.

PARIS, April 27.-Willie Lewis, the
American fighter. who Knocked out
Curley Watson the English middle
weight In the eighth round on Satur-
day night. and Jack Costello N the
sixth round yesterday, is matched 20
meet Honey Melody. the Boston fight
er. at Paris on May s. after which
J.ewis will sail for home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
NELSON CALLS 1T OFF.
Mcfarland Will Have to Make Is,
Ringside or There Will BE No Fight.

ROCHESTER. N. ". April 2s.--Batt-
ling Nelson has called of his fight
With Packey Mcfarland. which was TO
have taken place at Colma on July 5.
He declares that he has done 80 ne
cause of the "buttins in" OF Harry Gil.
more, Macs manager. According to
the Battler, Mcfarland cannot make
1873 pounds. ringside. and that is wat
he will have 10 make before the cham
7ion will give him a match. Nelson
declares he will now arrange to take
on Cyclone Johnny Thompson. Dick
Hyland and Leach Cross before Nc
FarIand will be given a chance and
that he will be extremely lucky IL ne
ever gets a match.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Luttbes Is Wrestling Champ.

CHICAGO, April 27-Max Luttbeg,
OF Kansas City. won the lightweight
wrestling championship of America by
defeating Albert Wassen. OF St. Louis,
in the final match OF the lightweight
tournament at the Illinois A. c. last
night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Weston Due m ST. Louis.

ALTON. H.. April 2s.-Edward Pay
son Weston. who is walking from New
York 10 Sab Francisco. left here this
morning at 1880 and he expects TO
reach ST. Louis at 4:30 this afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
cotch and Hack Tor slg Fair.

SEATTLE. Wash. April 27.--FranX
Cotch. the worlds champion wrestler,
may wrestle George Hacken3cnm,dt
In the United States instead OF Aus
tfalia, II the offer mace by the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exponitiou Is acc, pied.
The exposition offers $4,000 for the
match, also half interest In the pic.
ture rights and travelling and trajp.
fng expenses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28

Bu.,ue.s-I,ke Pri.tisx. No russ ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. No.
is John r. st. Phone 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Clever Ru5e Worked blythe
Australians Comes 10 ught

a resident OF Sydney. Aus
tralia. who has Just arrived in
New York and who saw the
Burns-Johnson fight, says the
smart sporting element worked
neat trick before the mill by
which they cleaned Up a lot OF
sure money.
They engaged a big Negro
who looked something like John
son 10 go about Sydney at night
drinking and carousing In lead
ing saloons until the report Ue-
came prevalent that Texas Jack
was In no condition to fight.
In this way they made the
odds on Burns go up until they
were ready to plank down their
coin on the black fighter. who
they knew was I'm splendid con
dltion.
This Australian also SAYS that
an effort 20 TX Johnson for 3d.
600 was we'll known, and that
Burns, aware Of the fact that
the Negro intended TO fight on
the level. worried himself int
such a nervous condition that he
was bordering on collapse when
he entered the ring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterday Results.
Today. Games.

Detroit at Cleveland.
81. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Athletics at Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Ne.frrda,'. Re.nIt..
Todsys Games.

Boston ~ New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati
pittsburg al St Louis.
Evening journal., 1909-04-13
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