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Evening journal., 1920-09-15
Big League Teams
Haze Wrecking CrelUS

Every ball. club has its wrecking
crew.
They're the gents on the batting
ordl- who put the wallop into the
oNaAivE attack against opposing
pitchers.
Each manager shufles his hitting
strength in a methodical way.
= The leadon man must have the
ability 10 wal. EN- out and make an
opposing moundsman pitch 10 him.
OF getting on the base by every pos
s.ble means from walking to getting
hit
The second man on the batting list
IL picked for the job because he can
be a perfect sacrifcer.
Then come the wreckers. The third
fourth and NTH positions OF the bat
ting order is where you'll find the
slammens. They are the boys who
can smack the apple with or with
ont men on the bases. That's the
system on which a manager arralges
his batting strength.
On most clubs a child could pick
the cleanup gang The batting aver
ages spell thTr names out palmer
than a weegee board.
Who would you select for the White
sSx but the high-speed bingers.
There's Joe Jackson, hitting around
3Si: Eddie Collins. .365. and Hap"
Felsch with his 33i They're the
/ V.reckine crew for Kid Gleason in The
The YonEees don't call their wal
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
HARLAN TO TAKE
ON NEW CASTLE

At Harlan Field next Saturday the
shipbulders will meet the classy team
that has been playing ball for the
American Manganese Company at New
Castle. The same rivalry that eN-
listed In the days Of the County League
that made the New Castle-Pioneer bat
Ties long to be remembered Will make
Saturdays game a live one.
The New Castle boys have had Nay
lor. the two McDaniels. Hance Kern
Johnny Cole, Jim and Bill Gallaghcr
Gene Chase. Miller, Willys, Joe Roth
rock. the Delaware College pitching
mainstay; I'd Madden and Ingram.
playing with them this year, and from
/ this Outnt the Mansanese team Will
/ be chosen
shanner, who has def aied the Wis
cose team twice this year, PotistQwf
/ and several other fast clubs with M
/ Harlan nine behind him, will work hi
FIRST local game for the ehipDullders
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
DELAWARE SQUAD
WORKS OUT WELL

Members OF the Delaware College
'ootball squad were out for practice
IN Frazer Field yesterday afternoon,
md after the workout Coach Shlpley
expressed himself as satisfied with the
outlook.
Several new men reported his
week. Among them are Joe Roth
,ock, an end: Johnny Lynch, a lines
nan. who looks particularly good
Clif" Betty. llnesman; "Bill" Boyce,
m end: Mcmillan. backneld man,
md Price, a linesman.
Cantain McCaughan Is directing the
cam from the quarterback Job with
he same old style that wol him a
rep" last year. "Sank" will undouithii-
div carry the ball considerably this
car snd do The bulk OF the passing.
lis ability in those lines is nothing
hort OF expert. Wintrup Is PLAYING
Eback. "Dick" Holton and hepp ln
hs tackle holes, ant Lilly and Leahy
iividng ihs other guard. steele is
,lavlng quarterback.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
DU POINT FOLK IN
TENNIS TOURNEY

The FIRST tennis tournament OF the
dupont Country Club will be held be-
SHINING Saturday.
Four courts are now In commission.
The committee Is working hard TO
secure an exhibition match between
several OF the most prominent players
In this country, TO be played upon the
opening day, and expect to land them.
Matches In mems singles and dOu-
bles, women's singles and doubles,
also mixed doubles will be played.
At conclusion OF senior tournament
an offer Will be made to hold a Jun
] Tor tournament FOR boys and girls un-
der IS years, who are employees OF
the Company.
All entries should be mailed
promptly to Secretary. Tennis Com
mitiee. Room Sii5 dupont Building,
tries will close 3 p. m. Friday, sep
iember H.
No entrance fee VIII be charged.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
Many Youngsters Measuring Up TO
Major League Standards

greenhorn early this season The Polo
Ground fans nearly laughed him out
OF baseball, but he came back be-
cause he has a great heart. Now he's
one OF The most popular flrst basemcn
In The neydler circuit
The Pirltcs have produced a crack
nrst baseman, too, In Grimm. He
doesn't sock the ball so hard. but he's
a big league fielder all right.
on the National Losgue recruits
Pitchers Jess halnoe OF the Cards and
John Watson OF the Braves are cut
ting The mustard.
In the Amerloan League there arc
quite a string who have come through
besides Meusel. Young Aaron Ward
Of The Yankees has solved the absence
OF Frank Baker at third. Ward
hasn't an equal as fielder, possibly.
Clark GrInih's young innelders
Harris, O'Nclll and Ellcrbe. are
classy players. Connie Nlcks pitch
ing stan Is now the talk OF big-time
dOpesiers. ROmmell. keeic, Harris.
Moore and Bgbee viii do some big
things next year.
Pitchers Davis and Bayne have
helped the Browns Rip Collins
works effectively for the Yankees, al
though he had but one year or minor
league experience before this season.
Bob Clark OF the Indians should be a
nrsi-slrlng pitcher next year. Walter
Mails has Just Joined Cleveland. HIS
reputation as a soulhpaw listens
good.
Oufneider F. Walker has been a
big factor 10 the Athletics late Inn
provemeni. Babe Puelll at lhird haf
frightened the Washington club win
his hig bat.
Theee are Just few or the young
slcrs In both organizations that nave
shown the color expected OF them
/ when the scouts N0hbed them.
Nxt year the crop Of ivory VII
| he still larger. Already nearly tO
minor leaguers and college stars nave
been called.
New blood keeps f9ns guessing anc
puts the color into The game.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
UFpTASOpHs AWARD PRIZES.

Throo DrIIos were aWarded success-
ful cOntenders IN the "Don3ti0n Con-
test" OF the Heptasophs In the rooms
OF Brandywne COnclave, No. 4. Ed
ward Schrumm, t3i South Head
street. was first, prize $40; Miss Ida
Noskaw. second. prize SO. and Mrs. A.
.HerlOck. Elmhurs.. third prize 81.
The contests were held under tho
supervision Of the various conclavos
Of the fraiernal order IN the VIII
mingion jurisdiction. Funds obtained
therefr5m will be placed in the death
beneficial fund.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
81. MARYs WOMB OTTT.

The 81 Mary's football team, for
merly La Sale A. A., held another
spirled workout last evening a..
Fourth and Church streets. About
thirty candidates answered Manager
Bradley's call. two full eleVens being
In action The greater part OF the
evening.
Charles 0Nlell, star quarterback OF
the Old dupont Academy team, called
Brennan. a St. Mary's star OF more
recent years, directed the play or the
other. N0lkman, OF last years Parkside
eleven, and Carney, OF BrOWnsOn, are
the most recent additions to me
squad.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
Babe Ruth" of West Called Muscles &"

out n the middle west where
wheat and corn are .he prllcipal
crops they also produced a home-run
hitter his year.
lie is Everett Yaryan, catcher for
Frank lsbelrs Wichita ball club in the
W3stern ungue. The big fellow fin
ished The month OF August with a
total OF 26 four-ply knocks. His bat
ting average registered .354. He poled
ofL six the last week Of The month.
Western fans do not call him the
Babe Ruth" Of the league. as might
be expected. but refer 10 their swa.-
ti- as Muscles" and strength" and
"1amyam."
On top OF all his slugging glory
1aryan ranks with George Shestak Of
tee 81, Joe club, as being one Of the
leagues best receivers.
II Is % years old. Four years ago
no came to the Wichita club as
rookie. Frank Isbell and Joe Berger
showed him how the game was pley-
ed and he proved a good pupil.
The Wichita club has had several
eood offers from the majors for the
Babe Ruth hitter OF the circuit and
the fans are settling back 10 the reall-
zation that the slugging backs;op is
playing his las. year in the minors.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

Looping three the "trainwreckers.
They're known as the famous MUIR
derers' Row."
Babe Ruth, Of course. leads this
part OF the Yankee attack. He's cut
ting a swath around .375 with his
hOme-run bludgeon. Next come Del
Pratt and Bob Meusel. Pratt Is fol-
towing Bambno Just now since Bob's
layoff Of a month. Meusel is setting
a .3i6 clip, with Pratt rafting along
with 307.
This siextet OF batters would stand
out on any ball club. They don't al
ways deliver every day. but the per-
ccntages will break about 70 TO % In
their favor for a series.
Ruth leads all major league play
ers in making runs. Babes cynosure
His four-ply knocks don't leave him
do Is 10 trot around.
50 the wrecklng crew OF the SoX
and "Murderers' Row" of the Ha1ks
are all stars Of the hitting constel-
latiOn.
On them revolves the power Of
their batting machines. GLEASON and
Higgins are depending on their re-
spective wallOpers 10 sock their clubs
into a pennsnt
When a pitcher is facing this par
tlcular outnt OF hitters he puts an
he has on the ball and trusts TO fate
10 get by them
The punch Is the thing whether G..
is in a fsur-ounce glove or the bat
ting order.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
NEWS PUTS BRAKES
ON STAR OUTFIT

Although four Of their regulars
were missing from the lineup, the
Morning News team handed the Fun
day Star It's first defeat in the News
paper League, yesterday afternoon,
6 TO 3.
The News knocked Banks. the Stars
twirler. from The Hill in the fourth
session when they piled up a total Of
four runs for a double steal.
Dick" Hevessy, the News reliable,
was in his best form and had the
Star sluggers at his mercy from start
to finish. Errors by his teammates
put him In many holes. but he was
equal TO the tdsk and pulled out Of
danger each time. Ten men were
sent 10 the bench on strikeouts by
the News adwriter, and but two men
were given free tickets 10 FIRST.
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
KIWANIANSPLAY
FINAL GAME TODAY

The deciding game IN the series be-
tween the Chester and Wilmington
Kiwanis teams will be played on
Harlan Field at 53O O'Clock this after
noon. Mayor Taylor. president Of the
local club, VIII pitch the first ball.
The Chester team will be accom-
panied 20 this city by 400 fans. The
game will be open to the public and
a large crowd is expected, as each
team has Vao one game. The bat
ting order of the Wilmington team
follows: Cullen, H.; -Horner, 30
Hock. g.: Nick rs0n. C.. T.. Saville. ib ;
Butt. SIS; Holton, RI; Moreland. D.;
earns, 2b. Umpires, Home Run
Baker and Havessy.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

A dummy that can lght like Fritz
Or Jenrics In his prime.
For that's about the only way
To stop this fellow Jack;
A dummy wouldn't feel his blows,
And how he could hit back
Tommy Ryan, once the champion
lightweight, Is a wise old boy and he
has gone out west to lend tone 10
the movie picture colony In Los
Angeles. He and Kid Mccoy intend
10 stage some flsticuffs for the nj
lums.
Tommy Is interested IN the career
OF Jack Dempsey and, Ike many
other old-timers, he Is not inclined TO
hail the champion as the greatest
ever.
lie admits there Isn't a man In
sight who can give Dempsey a battle.
but in the same breadth he remarks
that Dempsey has never met a really
good man.
willard was like an OK, so big and
Fat and clumsy he could scarcely un-
track himself" says Ryan. "Demp-
sey deliberately aimed every blow and
hit him when and where he pleased.
His bout with Fulton was a bigger
farce. Whether the plasierer was
knocked out on purpose, or simply
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
snIfTH SIDE EIEcTs.

Al the weekly meeting OF the South
sd Eden Athletic Club. hfld Monday
evening. the following officers were
elected. President William Flneriy
president, James Tunstall; re-
cOrding secretary. Albert Gibson /;
financial secretary. Emil Morris; cor
responding secretary, Ralph Hutch
ins0n, board OF directors Patrick
Kelleher, Richard Collins. p. Hamil-
ton, John Rogers and j. Wright have
unexplred terms on the board Of d.
rectors. sport writer. Ernest Parker.
Manager Skelly requests 0ll mom-
bers wishing 30 try out for the foot
ball team 20 report at Eden PARK to-
night al o'clock FOR practice.
The regular meeting OF the South
Side Rod and Reel Club will be held
In the club rooms at 8 o'clock Friday
night.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

was scared to death. may never be
known. but The battle had peculiar
odor.
"Dempsey's meetings with Flynn.
Morris and the rest were just setups.
This talk OF Niske being classy
enough 10 give him a battle was
bunk.
Dempsey Is a rough and tumble
fighter, but he has yet 10 meet a
flrst-class heavyweight OF the type OF
sullivan. Jemries. Ftzsimmons, Cor
beit and men OF that caliber. There
are no men Of that class In sight to-
day. II there were Dempsey would
get his TRIMMINGS.
~ don't Ike the way Jack carries
his hands. He carries them so low
that some day some smart boxer
msy knock the top or his head on be-
fore he can get his guard up
So much for Tommy Ryan. While
he saws an OF Dempsey's opponents
are setups he admits In the same
breath that Jack Ouishines the neld
because there are no boxers In sight
Of his class.
Until such a boxer appears Demp-
sey Is due to make a great deal OF
which he may save.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
)EFIANCE-11TH WARD
TANGLE UP TONIGHT

Defiance and Eleventh Ward will
meet in an All Wilmington League
,atile at the Third and Adams street
ield tonight. Defiance is out to
halk up victory, as a win for them
yill place them In permanent posi-
ion OF a first division berth, open
1e an opportunity to land a possible
bird place In The loagl' sta1dng =.
n is expected that the largest crowd
Z the year will be at the Third and
ontest. A defeat for Eleventh Ward
YIN put them out OF the championship
unning.
&c o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
wednesday

Wednesday
Defiance VS.. Eleventh Ward, Third
and Adams, All-Wilmlngton League
game.
Victory Stars vs.. Wolfe Slars, Kirk
wood Park t6l.
Thursday
Harlan Giants vs.. Tenth Ward, Third
and AdaWs.
Olson All-Siars VS.. Ninth Ward
Twenty-second and Claymont.
ST. Thomas vs.. ST. Elizabeth, Hill
tary Grounds.
Friday
parkslde vs.. Neighborhood, Second
and dupont. All-Mllminglon League
(5i5).
Tenth Ward vs.. st. Ann. Rockford.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

the worlds CHI lpion wnen he scored
his victories in England. but when he
eliminated Johnston at Forrest Hills
he was really entitled the glory
OF such a ranking.
For two years Tildel has stood out
game. lie unfortunately possesses
what In the net game Is called tenn
perament. A year ago this falling
cost him the victory possibly.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

The national tennis singles cham
pionshlp title has new keeper now
William T Tilden. master Of every
stroke know 20 the tennis art and a
player who ca make recoveries that
very few others even would attempt
TO negotiate, has added he national
honor TO the world title he picked on
at Wimbledon a few weeks ago.
The philadelphian wasn't actually
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
CHAMPIONS KEEP
KEYSTONE OUTSIDE
STANDING nF TnE aims

Parkside defeated keystone IN an
All-Wilmlngion game last evening 5
to 4. The Champions forged TO the
front in the second inninr with three
runs. adding another In the sixth and
the final in the eighth and last innng
vlilc the Fourth streeters garnered
.helr lone marker In the seventh
.Wslt" Havs, the old dependable, was
on the rubber for the Brady men and
ne was master Of the situation at all
times.
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
AIL-WIIluNGTON MTETING.

INC T7guT1T m70TIng- 0T Tl1 AII-WII-
mington League will be held Friday
night In the usual place. Every man
ager is requested TO be present, as
business Of Importance is TO be trans
acted. This will be The final mee.-
Ing OF The Walsh circuit before the
closing Of the season on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
nEEIANrE EnnTnAII snTAn OIT.

With football practice ai Defiance
IN full swing under the direction OF
Coach Shields and several able assist
anls everybody connected with the
organization Is wondering whether a
sufficiently strong combination will
be developed 90 make the desired
showing against the teams 10 be play
ed so far.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
THIS SOME GAME

81 Thomas and 81 Elizabeth will
1eet in a Catholic League game at
ha NJ liiary grounds tomorrow n ght
Thomas Is two games back Of
Mary's for the league lead with
40 more games 10 play st. Elizabeth
ST. Thomas expcts 10 cop both
bese gaures, a real lght for the
.agus title is locked fo-.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
SEAFORD-LAUREL
NOW EVENSTEVEN

sEAFORD. Del, Sept. i5-Seaford
batted Truilt for fifteen hits yesler-
d9v. hut lost 20 Laurel Z 20 2 BY win
ming the game Laurel evened up the
series with Seafor at two each. The
cF0ros
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
AUTO RACING AT CUFSrFn

CHESTER, Pa, Sept i5.-Aut0m0-
mile racing viii be held at the Ches-
ter Fair Grounds Saturday afternoon,
under the auspices OF The Delaware
County Racing Association. The fea-
ture will be a 25-mlle race.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

HITs|WU HINNTTTNl D III IUUIUN5 !.
on Winters, z In innings. Earned
runs-parkslde. .; Keystone. 4. Two
base hiis-Nowell Struck out BY
haggeriy, 4 by Winters. &; by Hayes,
8. Left on bascs-parkside. 3: Key
stone, 2. stolen bases Booth. Wolfe
Base on balls-On HaRgeriy. g. pess-
ed balls-Bunting, 3 Number OF IN.
nings pitched-By Hagrerty. 6 by
Winter. 2. Time OF gamc-i 50. I'm
pire-Cunnlngham and Jamison.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
.SIaSR9yAIzIla6Sl

Did the exhibition Yankees the
American League pennant3
huens
Datlng down the final leadership
w o
lg - 49, " - wv 80 ''
New York fans kng
a'Such critical outside
was admission thy
oeIore the crucial series with the Indians.
Pittsburgh added TO the already
OF York. but i
which is just ahead Of the team that
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
THFY'S RIG ROYS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass.-Head Coach
Bob Fisher OF Harvard Is wondering
what makes players so big nowadays.
He Is greatly Impressed with the
size and build OF his % candidates
Tor the varsity squad.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
STANDING OF TINE CLUBs
American League
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
National pauua

Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Others not scheduled.
American League
Boston al St. Louis.
Others not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
S't:AAN%gSS

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
American League
Athletics, 8; Cleveland, O.
New York. 80; Detroit, 3.
Washington. Z; Chicago. o.
81. Louis, Z; Boston, a.
National League.
philadelphia, 2t; Cincinnati, 10.
81. Louis, o; New York. 3.
Chlcaso, 10; Brooklyn, 2.
Pittsburgh-Bost0n, rain.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
S $asA1VsAADEsElE22SI g

A guy has made a neat machine
Which plays the game Of chess;
II moves with Capablanca's skill
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
nnEsN,T WANT InR

'PORTLAND-Boss McCardle OF the
Portland club says that he will not
accept the call 10 replace Hughie
Jennings as manacer Of the Tigers II
&c is offered 90 him.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

4 Hit by pitched ball-Lemaitre,
Stewart Bases on balls. OF Stewart,
I; on Banks. 2; on Hevessy, 3. Num-
Der Of innings pitched by Stewart,
3 i-2; Hevessy, z; Banks, ~. Um-
pires, Bounds and Dickson.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

Salesman and clerks should use the
want ads the coming month TO Sc
cure gOOd positions.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
Otals ....ss.. "a D .
SUNDAY STAR
Totals ....... 81
SCORE BY INNINGS

Sunday Star ......... 0 , ? 0 0 f-5
Morning News ...... . 0 0 0 0 &C
Hits-Om Heyessy. .; or Banks. g.;
of Stewart, 2. Two-base hits, Andcr-
son. Stewart. Three-base hit, Stewart
Stolen bases, Foster. Whltcside, 2;
Stewart. Tasker. Reed. 3. Struck out
by Hevessy, i0; by Banks, Z by Stew
agL 6 Left on bases. Star. 1: News
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

And Morphy's clevcrness.
Now why not get this man TO build
A boxing man sometime2
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

was scared to death. may never be
known. but The battle had peculiar
odor.
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PERSONALS

Miss Florence Hutchinson has as
her guest, Miss Ruth Kaneean G.
New York City. Miss Kaneean will
visit with Miss Hutchinson for two
weeks.
Mrs. Forman is the guest Of Mrs.
John P. Hart Of Fairmont avenue.
NJ. L. Hutchinson is in New
York this week. He will return
Wednesday morning.
Miss Helen Barry, daughter Of
Mrs. Charles Barry, Is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Joe Taylor Of Grafton.
Miss Tocie Moore Of Warrington
Is visiting Miss Ruby Hess at her
home on Walnut avenue.
Miss Agnes Miller Of Princeton,
n. j., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. S. Mayors at her home on
Watson avenue. Miss Miller will
stay for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bunner
Of Pittsburgh who have baen the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clyde
Morris on Castor avenue, have
returned to their home. Miss Mar
guerjte Morris accompanied them
for q short visit in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Lambiote and son Charles,
have gone TO Pittsburgh for a
week.
Mrs. Milliron Of McKeesport,
Pa, is visiting in this city with
her daughter. Mrs. G. H. Smith
on Castor avenue. She will remain
for a few weeks.
Miss Laura Thompson Of Wheel
ing and Miss Laura Davis OF
Clarksburg are visiting Miss Ger
trude Dozier at her apartments in
the Masonic Temple.
Miss Mary Smith is planning 10
spend the week end yith fer aunt
in the country near Boothsville.
H. G. StoetZer left Sunday night
for New York City from where he
will sail soon for Argentine, South
America. He will be gone for some
time.
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CASTOR OIL
NOW MADE
TASTELESS
Remarkable Process Per-
fected by Chemists Of :
Spencer, Kellogg &
Sons, Inc.

Nobody ever dreamed that me
nauseating taste could be removed
from castor oil. Yet 1t has been
done. Chemists OF Spencer Kellogg
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oil. have perfected a wonderful
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Strength and purity remain abso-
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ed. Think what a boon kellosgs
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ADV.
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Col. Thomas G. Crice, who Il
quite an experienced hand when
It comes to raising chickens, has
about forty fine young Plymouth
Rock chickens which he prizes very
highly. The chickens are now
about two and onehalf months old
and are large for their age. Col,
Price has had experience In rails
ing many kinds Of chickens, and
he reports that the Plymouth Rock
Is his favorite.
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Niien,a RineE

n lgNllEh9 49,. x. /.
Of Fairmont took supper win N.
and Mr. J. 9. Moran the iourln.
Mrs. Francis Summers Is poo,ly.
! Her daughter Emma Is WIN asr ,
AT this writing. =,
Mr.. and Mfa Ray HorTsr saa
Camden Summers were cailns ~
the latters mother THURSDAY even
ing Of last week. ~.
Tommy, the little 50 MOI !. :: NIUE us
grove is n tne aO osla,s n sioas Ana
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