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Evening star., 1921-04-30
RUTH AND KELLY IN DUEL
Each Has Five Homers-HeiImann
Tops A. Z. Hitters; Johnston
Leads in National.

Babe Ruth. the home run king
of major leagues. is finding a worthy
rival in George Kelly. first baSeman
with the New York Nationals, who is
tied with the Bambino. with five Cir
cult drives to his credit. Kelly is
playing his second season in the
major leagues as Il regular.
Besides leading the American
League with five hOmers, Ruth is
runner-up to Harry Hcilmann of De-
troit in the scramble for the batting
honorS. according to averages inclpd-
ing games of Wednesday. Heilmann
is topping the batters with an aver
age of .5l3. compared with Il mark
of .447 attained by Ruth. Stephenson
of Cleveland is behind the New York
slugger, with .419. Harris of Wash
ington is showing the way to the
base stealers. with four thcfts.
Other leading batters: Charity.
Washington. .406 Tobin. St Louis.
400: Young. Detroit. 800; Rice. Wash
ington 1888: Sewell. Cleveland. .3SS;
Johnston. Cleveland. .37S; Speaker,
Cleveland. SO
Johnston of Brooklyn is leading the
National League batters with mark
of .53J, while Tierncy of Pittsburgh
is the runner-up with .451. Maran-
willie of Pittsburgh is third with .401
Maranville went into tie with
Southworth of Boston for stolen base
honors. each having pilfered four.
Other leading batters: Bruggy,
Philadelphia. .3S1; Griffith. Brooklyn,
.37S: Kelly. New York. .372: Barbara,
Boston. $40: Maize, Chicago, 1868;
Meusel. Philadelphia. .364
Evening star., 1921-04-30
LE GENDRE Wins CLASSIC
G. U. Athlete Takes Pentathlon
From Great Field by Taking
Four of Five Events.

PHILADELPHIA. April 30.-W hen
he scol ed four firsts in winning the
national pentathlon championship
feature of the opening program OF
the annual Pennsylvania track and
field games at Franklin Field yester-
day. Robert lie Gendre of Georgetown
University established a record for
this event. The Hilltop athlete fin
ished in front in the broad jump, 200
meter run, discus throw and 800
meter race, something that no pre-
vious winner of the pentathlon title
the javelin throw.
LIE Gendre had to compete against a
more formidable field than that over
which he triumphed in the 1919 pen
tathlon. when he was freshman at
Georgetown. In yesterdays field were
Brutus Hamilton of the University of
Missouri, 1920 champion and runner
up in the Olympic pentathlon at Ant
werp last year: L. l.. Bradley, Uni
versity of Kansas, Intercollegiate
champion, and William Bartels. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, former
pentathlon winner.
The tall and powerfully built
Georgetown athlete won with ten
points, being bested only in the jave-
lin throw, in which he placed sixth.
LIE Gendre captured the running broad
jump with leap of 81 feet II inche $;
won the 2O0-meter dash in % 3-5 sec
onds. the discus throw with 126 feet
8 inches. and the 1,500-meter run in 4
minutes so seconds Bartels. who won
the javelin hurl. set new carnival
record for this event by sending the
shaft 16S feet 11k inches.
John Loehler of George Washington
University competed in the pentath-
Ion and was one of the few entrants
who went the route.
Pentathon-Won by r. Legendre. George
town. 10 points: second. r. Hamilton, Uni
versity Of Missouri. IL: third. f. Bradley,
University Of Kansas. 16: fourth. W. Bartels
Pennsylvania. 10: fifth. V. Clapp. L. s. Naval
academy, %. and C. ReinartZ. Muhlenberg %
Broad jump-Won by Il. Legendre George.
town. distance, n feet II inches: second, b.
Hamilton. Missouri. distance. 81 feet 81
inches: third. Fl. Osborne, Illinois, distance,
q feet ) inches.
Naturalization by r. Lencendre George
town: second. B. Hamilton, Missouri: third.
Z. Bradley. University of Kansas Time f. so
Discus throw-Won by r. Legendre. George
town. distance. 1876 feet inches: second, r..
Hamilton. Missouri 123 feet IL inches; third,
V. Clapp. Annapolis. 121 feet inches
2OOmeters-Won by X. Legendre, George
town: tied for second and third E. Bradley.
University of Kansas, and W. Bartels Penn
sylvania. Time. Or 3-5.
Javelin throw-Won by W. Bartels Penn
sylvania. distance, les feet liz inches: sec.
ond. A. BetZner, Delaware, 1SS feet GU inches
third. b. Hamilton, Missouri, 162 feet 9
inches.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
ANzAC NETMEN CHOSEN
Anderson, Hawkes. and Heath to
Play for Australia in Davis
Cup Matches.

MELBOURNE, Australia, April 90
Norman E. Brookes, captain of the
Astralasian Davis cup team, has Sc
lected J. o. Anderson, j. B. Hawkes.
and r. w. Heath to represent Aus
tralia in the coming matches.
LONDON, April 30.-England and
Spain will meet in the first tie of the
Davis cup tennis matches at Handon.
June %, "a and 25. This is the only
1921 Davis cup play that will be
staged in England
William c. Crowley, who played for
England In the Davis cup matches at
Philadelphia in 1903; Lieut.. A. r. r
Kingscote. who played in the last
Davis cup matches: Randolph Lycett
and o. Woosman, will represent Eng
land. while Spain's players will be
Jose Alonzo, Manuel Alonzo. Senior
Flaquer and Senor Gomar.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
NAVY CANCELS CONTEST
WITH GEORGETOWN Nine

Georgetown and Navy are not like
ly to meet at base ball TINS spring.
The Hilltoppers were scheduled to
meet the Midshipmen at Annapolis
this afternoon, but this morning the
game was Cancelled when the Naval
Academy authorities telephoned that
the field was in no condition for the
contest. No other date has been ar
ranged
Singles by Corwin and Mack,
Dunn's sacrifice and Lynchs hit.
which was poorly handled by Short
ston Carrington in the last inning,
gave Catholic University a 9-to-S win
over Virginia at Brookland yester-
Lead when they scored three runs in
their half of the ninth.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Such instances show that the lowly
never are to be taken lightly in base
ball. Here are Chicago and the Ath-
letics upsetting conditions between
them as if they were the leaders ir
the race instead of the meek and hum.
bic of the second division.
1t Is an odd situation to have Cleve-
land and Washington playing theil
little game o secSaw at the top. Ere
long Washington will be bound ives,
and if the Nationals can make an ef-
fectual demonstration of the steam
roller in successful motion and the
Yankees are able to team up with
them as successful defenders of the
cast the American League race will
have thrills running up and down its
spinal column all summer long.
Down in Texas last spring Ty Cobt
told the critics that he had pitcher
by the name of Sutherland. who would
make name for himself this year
The kid pitcher showed he is there
yesterday.
SfSler il slow beginner in batting
AS the first figures come out for the
leadership of the year. he will not
be flying among the stars.
The work Of Cobb has been closely
watched since the regular season has
been on. and it is evident that the
Detroit manager. SO long baSking in
the smiles of his admirers as the big
batting gun of the Americans, is aft :
er the title again
1t IL becoming. forced upon the fans
that one trouble with the st. Louis
Cardinals is inability of their pitchers
to finish a game. They start well.
trot well until about the seventh or
eighth inning and then Il boiler
blows up.
Evening star., 1921-04-30


Evans was paired with President
Harding and was ably assisted on sew
eral holes by good shots by the chief
executive, who. however, did not play
up to his usual good game The Pres
ident had the first nine holes in 81,
but picked up in his game considera-
bly, after the turn, where he and
Evans were nine points. ahead of
Fletcher and Kellogg. Evans had the
first nine in 40, topped brassie shot
and three puts on the six hole cost
ing him T.
At the end of the match the anna
teur champion had enthusiastic COM
ments on the Presidents sportsman
ship and keen quality of analysis for
bettering his OWN game. His only
grave fault" Evans said, sis that of
dragging his clubface across the ball,
thus imparting slice. He puts well
and is steady on his approach shots"
The President. however, failed to
live up to his reputation as good
putter, for he missed a four-footer
on the eighteenth hole to tie his bril-
liant partner after he had made fine
pitch shot practically dead to the pin.
President Harding's only really bad
hole came at the twelfth where he
began by topping his tee shot, finally
getting in the bunker guarding the
green in six. where he played a good
many more before picking up his ball
and resigning the hole. At this hole
he evolved a successor to the famous
Wilsonian 'Tut-tut," when he said,
Bah. l looked up" after topping A
couple Of shots in the high grass.
Evans had two fours on the fifteenth
and sixteenth, for a IS.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
TITLE TO D. c. FENCER
#. W. Honeycutt Takes National
Foils Honors and Gets Second
in Epee Event.

NEW YORK. April 3o.-Chauncey
Mcpherson of the New York Athletic
Club last night won two national
fencing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
epee-and Francis W.. Honeycutt OF
the Washington Fencing Club took
the national foils title. Mcpherson
won all three bouts in each of his
finals. while Honeycutt won two out
of three.
Honeycutt captured second place in
the epee event, after the fence-on OF
a triple tie, with Maj. Henry Breck-
enridge of the Washington club and
William H. Russell of the Boston Attn
letic Association.
Mai Harold Raynor Of the Wash
ington club was conceded second
place in the foils by Maj. Brecken-
ridge, who had tied him.
Second place in the savers went 70
]. Brooks B. Parker of the Fencers
Club of Philadelphia
Evening star., 1921-04-30
VICTORY OVER TECH Nine
KEEPS WESTERN IN RACE

Western completed its schedule
yesterday in the annual high school
base ball championship series. with
13-to-1O victory over Tech. and
kept itself in the running for the
title The Red and White has won
three games and lost one. while the
Manual Trainers, who have triumphed
twice in three starts, will create a
three-cornered tie for the champion
ship should they defeat Central in
the final game of the series next
week.
The westerners clinched the game
when they staged an eight-run bat
ting bee in the sixth inning. Teen
made a desperate bid for the contest,
scoring twice in each of the last
three sessions.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
PENN AND NAVY CREWS
THREE RACES TODAY

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. April 3o.-1nter-
est in college rowing circles centers
in the regatta to be held on Severn
river this afternoon. wher eight
Dared crews Of Pennsylvania will be
pitted against crews Of tho Annapolis
midshipmen.
The races will be for varsity, Sec
ond varsity and freshmen eights.
Particular interest centers in the
outcome of the varsity event, because
of the confidence Of the Quakers fol-
lowing their recent victory over Yale
and in the face of the fact that eight
of the men in the Navy boat rowed in
the worlds championship race at the
OlympicS last summer.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
.FABER BATTLES INDIANS
Yields Only Two Hits and White
Sox Triumph-Tigers Point
Way to Browns.

Lack of punch in yesterdays game
with the White SoX cost the Indians
the lead in the American League race.
The Tribe was unable to hit respect
ably, and lost to the new Chicago
team. The Tigers came to life and
trounced the Browns. Rain at Boston
gave the Yankees and Red Sox loaf.
Urban Faber was Stingy with safe
ties. holding the Indians to two. both
singles, and he won his game, l to O..
Bagby. who did the tlingins for the
losers, yielded only five hits, but two
of them were punched in the fourth
inning for the run.
Sutherland outpitched Sothoron at
Detroit, and the Tigers beat the
Browns. to 3. Sisirr was famed
twice by the Tiger recruit. Cobb and
Neach did some heavy hitting.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
LATE RALLY HELPS REDS
Make Four Runs in Ninth to Beat
Cards-Cooper's Pitching
Blanks Cubs,

Reds and Pirates scored victories
yesterday in the National League.
The forme: went on batting ram
page in the ninth inning to topple
the Cards. while the Pittsburgh club
blanked the Cubs. Rain in Gotham
prevented the Giants-Braves and
Dodgers-Phillies clashes.
When Sherdel weakened in tae final
session, the Reds got to him for four
runs and a 7-to-4 win over the Cards.
Crane and Bonne of the winners each
made three hits in four times at bat.
Wingo clouted for the circuit.
punching hits in the first two in
nings. the Pirates beat the Cubs, 3
to 0. Cooper held the losers to six
scattered safeties.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Buffalo has worried itself out of last
place in the International League.
Newark has sturdily held its own at
the top and Toronto, starting a little
slowly under Larry Doyle. has taken
all the hurdles and is tied for first
place with Newark Baltimore. after
all. has not been able to stick in first
place from start to finish.
At least there is modesty in St
Louis. Even in these dark days. when
nothing goes right. they don't claim
the championship, and tremulously
suggest that their two clubs will fin
ish in the first division. Wait and
see, is the st. Louis slogan
Fans are just beginning to find out
what a sterling character has been
lost to base ball because Arthur
Fletcher voluntarily has given up the
game. There's a huge chunk of truth
in the statement that not nearly
enough of the Fletcher type are being
attracted to the professional side of
the diamond battle.
Davy Robertson of the Cubs evil
IDENTIFY is fond of the old home life and
douGhnutS He hasn't shown an in
tention of training two weeks merely
to join Chicago.
milwaukee has no captain. That :
d saving both to the umpire and the
Sa alary roll of the Milwaukee club.
Brooklyn says the New York pitch
ers crumple like a fried cake when
they are in straits.
Don't overlook the fact that the
Pittsburgh outfield has been giving
the pitchers the kind of support that
wuold hold up ten-foot board fence
against a Texas norther
Evening star., 1921-04-30
COLLEGE GAMES,

Catholic u, 8; Virginia. 8.
Holy Cross, 6; Lafayette, 1.
Auburn. 8 A; Mercer o.
Vanderbilt, 6; Tennessee, 2.
Georgia Tech, .; Washington and Lee. o.
Furman. 10: South Carolina. 4.
Wisconsin, Z: Northwestern. 1.
Purdue, 8; Iowa. 3.
Spring Hill, 8: Mississippi, 2.
Lynchburg, 4; Oglethorpe, 5.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
KN|CKS TO PLAY NETS
Sturdy Contest Expected When
Mines Clash on Field in
GEORGETOWN Tomorrow,

There should be plenty Of action in
, Olympia Hollow, in Georgetown, to-
morrow Afternoon, when the Knicker-
bockers and Metropoltans clash. The
knicks have won three Of their four
engagements so far, while the Nets
have not been defeated; and both
teams are primed for the encounter.
Play will begin at o'clock.
The Nets probably will use Flynn
and Peterson in the points For the
knicks. Serrin is likely to pitch, with
Poore catching.
Navy Yard, which is to play the
| Railroad Administration nine tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock at 5th and
l. streets southeast, wants Sunday
games Teams interested should tele-
phone Lieut.. f. S. Carfolite. navy
yard, or Josh Licarione, Lincoln 1860,
Branch 1872.
Peerles Athletic Club. which is to
play the Langions tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O, will hold a meeting to-
night at o'clock at 1137 5th street
northeast. Teams desiring games with
the Peerless nine should address Man
ager George Simpson, 1877 5th street
northeast, or telephone Franklin
2379-J after 6 pm.
American National Bank defeated
the paymasters sssioP Ranse sepsheFa aa
.
some sensational fielding.
Leviathan Athletic Club will play
Manhattan Athletic Club tomorrow
afternoon on the field at 18th and D
streets southeast. The game will be-
gin at 2:30 o'clock.
Brookland Ztgzags dazed tho Brook
land Tigers and won an 11-to-7 en-
gagement. The winners hit well.
Rex Athletic Club will cross the Po-
tomac tomorrow afternoon for a game
with the Clarendon Athletic Associa-
tion. The match will get under way
at 3 o'clock.
Quentin Athletic Club and Mohawk
Athletic Club will be opponents to-
morrow morning on the field at 14th
and X streets southeast. Play will
be called at IL o'clock.
Shamrock Athletic Club and the
Standard Oil Company nine are
scheduled to clash on the diamond at
14th street and Potomac avenue
southeast at 4:30 this afternoon.
Winston Athletic Club has listed
two Sunday games on the Rosedale
Fairgrounds. The Corinthians will be
met at / o'clock and the Rock fords
at 3.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
DUCKPIN ENTRIES CLOSE
AT RECREATION TONIGHT

Bowlers intending to compete in
the annual city duckpin Champion
ships to be held under the auspices of
the Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation on the Grand Central drives,
starting May 9, must file their en-
tries with Treasurer Boss at the Rec.
reation alleys before midnight to-
night.
Many pin title aspirants have reg
istered for the tournament.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
O'ROURKE'S ERROR AIDS
MACKS TO TIE IN NINTH
But for This Miscue johnson Would Have Won,
3to e. Instead of Game Ending With
Count Three Apiece.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

n PHILADELPHIA April 0Theyre front those
take little credit themselves for the
White
all the could
their OF the Philadelphia to
The advantage they
have although
-hyen nOntS Separa
Evening star., 1921-04-30
AMERICAN IN THE FINAL
OF BRITISH NET TOURNEY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, April 3o.-C. S. CUTTING
the American tennis player, toda1
defeated G.. r. Westmacott in. thl
semi-final round of play for the anal
teur court tennis championship ot
Great Britain. Cutting won, 6-l|
6-1, g..
Evening star., 1921-04-30
AMERICAS BEST TAKING
PART IN PENN CARNIVAL
Cream of College Athletes in Relay Races an
Special Events-Desch Sets World Hurdle
Mark on Opening Day.

PHILADELPHIA April oThe American college ahIct
met today the the final days program
Pennsylvania relay
the leading colleges the
OF the fortynne events of track field
Lovers of sport did heed the of ii
weather bureau They hoping for sunshine
Early and
Evening star., 1921-04-30
PRESIDENT AND EVANS
SCORE ON GOLF COURSE

n RESIDENT HARDING and the head
Evans jr. of Chicago, champion Of
played together mach yesterday
Chase Club They
of state and Senator Frank Kellogg OF Minnesota
sound their defeating
Scotch four ball match that sixteen holetwo being
Evening star., 1921-04-30
Back First Place. Although Held to Tie BY acks in 7ennni Gam
TWIRLERS IN MAJORS
ARE SHOWING QUALITY
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

n YORK, pitchers
quality midsummer and then
which there mighty when the
Chicago
to show the world that
Comiskey deped two-hit
Evening star., 1921-04-30
Caps Nose Out Slides.

Wheeler's pitching bafied the
Brooklyn Slides in the game at
American League Park yesterday,
and the Capitals. local colored pro-
fessional nine, won, 8 to 2. Hender-
son, visiting hurler, was driven from
the slab.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
Army Poloists in Match,

hooters were to play on Potomac
Park field this afternoon in the third
elimination match of the Army's spring
polo tournament. The contest was to
start at $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
| NOT JOHNSON'S FAULT
WASHINGTON

'Batted for Rommell in ninth
Washington. o o o o o q o.
Philadelphia. o o o o o o %
Two base hits-Picinich. Shanks Judge Rice
Stolen bHSes-Dykes, Galloway. Sacrifces-
Shanks KOmmell. Perkins Double plays
nRourke. Harris. Judge: Perry and Dykes
l<ft on Observation-Disclosures. 8: Philadelphia
> Bases balls-On Johnson. 3; of
EomnelI, .; of Perry. l. Hits-Or RommelI
in . innings: on Perry. 1 In ] inning
struck out-Ry johnson. 5. Umplres-
h"ssrs- Connolly and Moriarty. Time Of
game hours and minutes.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
Quite q Difference.

Speaking of extremes-Clevelan
made twenty-three hits and eighteen
runs Thursday, two hits and no runs
Friday. That's base ball for you,
Evening star., 1921-04-30

PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Raleigh. 6; Danville, /.
Winston-Salem, 8; Greensbero, 2.
High Point, s; Durham, 1.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charlotte, q; spartanburg. 2.
Greenville, Z; Augusta, 5.
Charleston, 10: Columbia, 3.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Copyright. 1921. BY b c. Fisher. Trade marx
registered q. 9. Pat oH,)
Evening star., 1921-04-30
TERMINAL MINES START
Shops and Transportation Are to
Meet in First Contest at
Union Station Field.

Terminal r. r. Y. M. c. A. leaguers
are to open their season this after
noon at o'clock with Shops and
Transportation teams battling on the
field adjoining Union station. The
circuits forty-eight-game schedule,
which calls for two series. will con-
tinue through June rs. Southern
Railway and American Railway Ex-
press also have teams in the league
s. W. Hughes. jr.. is president Of
the organization. Other officers are
c. L. Williams, vice president, and
E. J. Kearney. secretary-treasurer. O.
C. Flynn will umpire the games.
Bunching hits in the first inning,
Washington Council scored enough
to give Carroll Council a 2-to-0 drub-
bing in the hve-inning Knights Of
Columbus League game. Halloran
held the losers to one hit.
Navy nosed out the Marines in the
six-inning 1-to-0 opening game in
tho Government League. The con-
test was pitchers duel between
Ludwig Of tho winners and Driver.
Post ONCE and State went through
six innings in the Departmental
League. with the former winning,
to 1. Decker Of tho victors got a
triple and two singles in four times
at bat.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Tampa, 4; Orlando, o.
Jacksonville, z: Lakeland, I.
Daytona. 8; st. Petersburg, 8.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Washington. 3; Philadelphia, 40 innngs).
Chicago. 1;~Cleveland. o.
Detroit. 5: st. Louis. 3.
New York Boston (cold)
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Quentin Athletic Club and Mohawk
Athletic Club will be opponents to-
morrow morning on the field at 14th
and X streets southeast. Play will
be called at IL o'clock
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Shamrock Athletic Club and the
Standard Oil Company nine are
scheduled to clash on the diamond at
14th street and Potomac avenue
southeast at 1870 this afternoon
Evening star., 1921-04-30

MISSISSIPPI LEAGUE.
Clarksdale. 9; Meridian, 8.
Greenwood. 4; jackson. 3.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Winston Athletic Club has listed
two Sunday games on the Rosedale
Fairgrounds. The Corinthians will be
met at / o'clock and the Rock fords
at &
Evening star., 1921-04-30

The double play Perry started to
SNUFF the Griffs in the tenth was due
more to luck than good management
Shanks' drive was aimed at the pitch
ers shoe tops. He stuck his hands
down and the ball CHANGED to shoot
! into them.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Newport News, 7: Norfolk, 3.
Richmond, IL; Wilson, 4.
suffolk. 3 Portsmouth. 8.
Rocky Mount. =; Petersburg, . "a innings
6arkUessl.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Fading though he was in the NINTH
Johnson had enough stuff left to
Whit both Myatt and Dykes with
aliens roosting on third ard second
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Jose Acosta probably will get his
first chance Of the current season to
start ball game this afternoon. Roy
Moore, the only left-hander on Con-
ME Mack's pay roll, may be his op-
Donent.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Rice's single in the opener was a
puny AFFAIR." topped drive to Dugan,
which he easily beat out.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

81. faul. IL; Kansas City. 2.
Milwaukee. 8. Minneapolis, g.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Rex Athletic Club will cross the Po-
tomac tomorrow afternoon for a game
with the Clarendon Athletic Associa-
tion. The match will get under way
at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-02-23

YPIST two years experience; high school
Address Box 30l-P. Star Office 2is
Evening star., 1921-02-23
MALE.

CCOCNTANCY-Intense coaching by c. r. A.
for auditor examination March %; salaries,
s., ofo 81 OoN: new classes forming: free in
troductory classes 1:3n Thursday. Revenue Au-
ditnrs' Training Institute. 1916 81. u.
Evening star., 1921-02-23
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