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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
BASEBALL BONERS
No. "A foot race.

u THE 1917 world series between
= the New York Giants and the
Chicago White sox. Heinie thinner
man. then star third sacker OF the
New York Giants. broke into the
'Bonehead Barry" class.
Zimmerman was much PANIED for
his now famous footracs with Eddie
Collins. which he lost. and which
practically decided thu series. Yet
Heinie was not alone % blame.
Eddie coilina was on third. Also
there was a runner on second when
the batter. Joe Jackson. tapped the
ball 20 the pitcher, Rube Benton. A.
the crack Of the bat Collins dashed
for the plate.
Benton headed him off and a run.
up ensued. with n number Of the
New York players trying 10 retire
Collins. Eddie. who u n clever base.
runner, kept them busy.
Zimmerman finally decided that he
was close enough 10 Collins to touch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
CONFERENCE
DISCUSSES
GRID PLANS

DERKELEY. Cal. Aug. s---Pacific
ID coast colleges were getting down
10 football today
Friday and saturday representa-
tives OF colleges In the Pacific Coast
conference will meet here 20 discuss
chiefly the plans for the conferences
management OF the East-Wcst foot.
ball game on New Years day.
California. stanford. Z. :. G.. Uni.
versity Of Washington. Oregon Az
rfes and Washington State will have
Representatives at the meeting.
Discussions here. altho not backed
BY any formal comment. gave rise
10 belief that the conference meet
ing viii favor playing the annual
E.astWest game az Pasadena as In
the past. but with the conference In
charge OF It's financial management
as well as taking responsibility for
selection Of the teams.
Representatives OF the Pasadena
tournament OF roses committee. spon-
sors for the game IN the past, prob
ably will attend the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

vancouver. ~. C last Fft1Afs ~" -
40 doing proved his class. hs Haeeo
has been doing great work IN ths
Northwest lately.
Harper hasn't been making the biz
that hs did previously because be
has forrakcn boxing aisoxs,hsr ana
ciinches continuously. trying 10 win
BY infightinR. In his last bout with
sacco IN Portland he was given q
draw. aitho tho papers there raxsef
the decision.
Harper IL meeting q man ~ hts
own weight In Jcssphs. somsthing
that Harper hasnt done for long
tins He has had the advantage Tn
roundAge over the majority o. his
opponents. Trnvie Davis being the
only legitimate wcitcrwsight he has
boxed
Under the management % Charley
Jost Iarper'a style has changed corn.
rletely and Bob mus, develop more
open ring work n he expects 20 70
gain his former popularity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

Whitman schedule Of gnmrs.
Prospects for another Northwest
conferences championship team are
very bright. according 20 the report
sent here By the whitman coach,
who viii be IN walla waila on Sep.
ismber 70 line up the early football
practice work. which will begin on
September /.
Aitho shc whitman eleven win be
minus the services Of three Of the
veterans who were expected 20 re.
turn. Coach Borieakc has received
word % a number Of promising high
school graduates who ara expected
20 enroll this fall. All Indications
arc that Whiinan freshmen will Ntlil
BE- eligible 90 play during their first
year. as q IL unlikely tina; the total
enrolment % men viii exceed the
200 mark. the limit set BY conference
ruling. :.
Captain Ben comrada. left tackle.
and Ralph Emigh. right guard. will
be lost by graduation. Biaekman.
end and punisr. Shepherd. haifhack.
and Leandsr. end. have all said they
viii not return.
The loss Of these five mcn sim
leaves Coach Isorieske with 10 letter
men from last years championship
squad 60 compete this year IN an at.
tempt TO make ~ two years In sue.
crnslon. Captain Red" Heritage
will probably be the mainstay OF tho
Whitman lire from his position at
right tackle. AZ center BIN Lucht
played nearly fun season last year
and should make good again. Ratch
ford and Harrison. the latter 3so.
pound freshman. changed off NJ one
OF tho guard positions last year. At
ends Coach Boricske has Hal Holmes
and Bun Schroeder. both OF whom
were second.string ends. altho each
made his letter.
In the hackfleld arc Maurice Roe.
quarterback. Earl Tiiton. haifback.
and Claude Norris and Frank Hall.
fulibacks.
The big problem for Borieske will
be the finding OF haifback with
ability 20 fiil the position left vacant
by shepherd II the latter holds firm
In his resolve not 10 return,
whitman opens tho season against
the University OF Idaho at waila
Walla on October 7. only four weeks
after the squad assemblies for prac.
tlce. on october Fl the University
OF oregon will play whitman.
Two games win be played on tho
5.ooO-mile trip which whitman will
take South this fail. the first being
against tho University OF Nevada at
Reno on Armistice day and the sec.
ond against the University of Utah
at Salt Lake.
on November IS Whitman meets
Montana at walla walla and finishes
the season against the college OF
Idaho. ut Caldwell. Idaho. Arson
CornellS former oregon star quarter.
back. Is coaching the College OF Idaho
eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

The Cleveland club plays nnors
real baseball than any club In The
majors. On days when Cleveland gets
pitching they're close 20 unbeatable.-
Getting back 10 the inside stun.
One OF the big reasons why thu Chi
cago White Box are winning II b.
cause the team is playing smart bass-
ball.
Back OF ths bat Ray schark 4
catching IN his customary brfIiiank
style. His heady coaching has done
much 20 develop the three recruit
pitchers. Leverette. Blankenshlp and
Robertson. He hiss ateadied Ferdss
Schupp. noted for his tendency 70 b
Wild Likewise he has snoothed the
rough spots In the pitching OF Hodgs.
Chicago 10 getting good pitching.
Much Of the good pitching IL il.
spired By the brainy schalk.
In tho infieid Eddie Collins IL had.
ling the situation. On paper the Sax
infield may not stand out as sons e
the other major league clubs. bur %
infield IL playing better ball Collins
n the master-mind
In the cutfield Harry Hooper Is The
balance wheel for tho two clever
youngsters. Faik and Mostil Hooper
Is smart ball player.
Red Fabcr. pitching In the rrsasask
form OF his career, 10 the ace Of ths
White Sex staff. always ready to
save the day.
On tho coaching lines Gleason and
Evers are combination that IL TN.
excelled In the majors. Gleason SUP
piles the confidence ana saive. Evers
the fight and pepper
There you have a number Of rea.
sons why Chicago. picked 20 be last
by many OF the experts. is upsettinx
the dope IN the American Iearue.
The directing heads are smart bali
players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
NEW STYLE is
NOT SO DULL

old Timers. complaining OF the
decline OF scientific hitting with the
ADVENT OF the home.run era IN pro.
Iesslonal baseball remark that Dave
Bancroft IL one successful ciouter
who builds up his batting average
by using his head and placing his
hits. Sun. the fans prefer by far 10
see Ken Williams or Rogers Hornsby
lace one out OF the lot TO watch
Bancroft hit n scientific slnEiei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

During the first few weeks Of the
season Mamie Cueto showed 40
much pepper with the Indians and
was talked about 20 much during the
training camp that Seattle fans ex'
pected a whole lot Of him. but he
turned out TO be a big disappoint-
mens. He hasn't been able 70 MT
Coast league pitching hard enough.
whether he will set another chance
10 work regularly remains 20 be
seen. But with Billy Orr ana spen.
Ger Adams ready for duty there
doesn't seem 20 be much chance Of
cueto playing now. custo Is vaiu.
able In that he can play three infieid
positions and can also take care Of
an outfleld berth In a pinch. There
has been no gossip about letting him
out. but there Is no denying that he
has been Disappointing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
YACHTING
PROGRAM
ON TODAY

A1EwPoRT HARBOR, Cal. Aug
IN s.--Yachts OF all classes jock
eyed round the stake today for the
California Yachting association re.
gafta, the most pretentious racing
assembly In the Pacific since the war
Entries from all ports Of the West
Coast will compete IN the first series
Of races for speed boats. cat boats.
yawis and sioops Of several classes.
During the week the Upton cup
and the Isherwood trophy will be at
first racing program Of the Southern
stake in the sIoop races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
B. F. DAY WINS
2 BALL GAMES

The ~. r. Day indoor baseball
team opened It's season with a hang
last night nj the Day grounds. taking
n double header from tho sears-Roe-
buck team. is 20 and IL TO 6.
The first game was featured by the
snappy bass.r.nning OF the Fremont
boys Monroe Dean held the oppo-
sition 10 one bingie in the opener and
allowed but two bases on balls. Sears
Roebuck couldn't dent the plate until
the ninth. Herb larson featured
with couple Of Jesse James catches
In left field.
Tho second game was more loose
ly played and was called In the sew
euth because of darkness. These
teams play another pair OF games at
u. n. Day field Thursday ut y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
SEATTLE NEEDS
FIRST sACkER

RIn sfumpf Is not Coast league
regular any more. There's no get
ting away from the fact. stumpf Is
great utility player. He can step
In any Infieid breach for few days
without weakening the team. bat
plny him regularly and his playing
drops off He looked like million
backs az first base when he FIRST re-
placed Rod Murphy and then all OF n
sudden ne sIumped. forgot how to hit
and handled himself like grammar
school performer around first base.
Sfunpf can play good bali when he
sets himself 90 do II. but he simply
Isn't regular performer. Waiiy
Hood worked the bag IN fairly good
shape. but he lays no claims 20 being
a first sacker. Seattle viii have 10
look out for an initial sack guardian
for next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Cold Puppy! Ken
Williams Knocks
Two In an Inning

Stepping into the offerings OF
Mogridgo and Erickson, washing.
ton hurlera. Ken Williams set
what is probably n worlds record
by hitting two home runs in
single inning In yesterdays game
when the entire Brown club bat.
ted around and then some before
the side was retired.
The 81. Louis men scored nine
runs In the hitting orgy. which
was staged in the sixth frame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
BAMBINO HAS
GAINED DOWN

Why Babe Ruths sudden silence
on the subject Of homo runs? A
short time ago. whom Ken williams
had total OF 81 circuit clou,s In
the record book. the Bambino an.
nounced that he would pass the
Brown star before he nmasaed a5
Babe has quit talking OF late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Look Out, Benny! White
Has Kayo in Right Mitt

keeper and the counter. Haley coury
ed to 10. and then stopped over and
picked Barrett off the floor. The
bell rang. and Haley let him fan
back on tho canvas
Barrett's corner yelled that he had
been saved by the gong. and Whites
handlers howled that the fight was
over. Haley didn't know. and a con-
sultation had to be held between the
three officials. when IL was decided
that three minutes had not expired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
WHITE KAYOES
BOBBY BARRETT

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Beatcn 9
the canvas with body blows, BotS
Barrett OF Philadelphia. took tho u
count at the hands OF Charley White
Chicago lightweight. In the third
round OF a scheduled 15-round bod
at the Velodrome last night
Barrett tried gameiy. but was -
able 10 assimllatc the terrible pur
ishment the Chicagoan handed hi&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08


TO shift its style 10 certain extent in order TO overcome
the runs made by the opposition because of inferior
pitching.
Johnny Evcrs Of the Chicago White Sox Is one OF the
bronest players in the history of the majors Evers has
been watching major league baseball for nigh years
During the first few weeks Of the American league
the Cleveland club was getting pretty good pitching and
playing the headsup baseball for which the club noted
After month of play had passed was interested
70 know what Evers thought Of the American league teams
His reply brief, but decidedly interesting:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Swimmers, ATTENTION!
The Star Blanks Are All Due Today
LAST Call FOR ENTRY!

A Ii swimming entries from the beaches and indie
n pendent swimmers for The Star swimming meet
must be filed at The Star by p. m. today.
The preiminaries for all events in which than
five swimmers entered will be held at Madrona and
Green Lake bathing beaches Saturday. Two to
qualify in each preliminary. There win be preim
naries in the mile marathon the relay
All swimmers living north Of the Lake Washington
canal will report at Green Lake and the others will
race at Madrona Saturday.
The finals win be off August 10 In the Lake
Washington canal.
dad" Henry manager Of the meet. will announce
his list of officials soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

Tribe has a good chance Of
moving up into the fourth
division.
With four southpaws work
ing for Seattle. the left-hand-
ed hitters facing the Indians
are going to see plenty oil
portside deliveries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
FOUR S0UHPAW PITCHERS ARE NOW ON INDIAN URLNC STAFF
Chicago White Sox Are
Playing Smartest Ball
So Says Billy Evans, Who Gives Great Credit to KID
Gleason, Eddie Collins, Johnny Evers and Ray
SchaIk, the Brains of Fighting Windy City Team
by BILLY EVANS

BASEBALL we hear lot about the inside
stuff. To large extent it is mere bunk.
This is the era Of swat in baseball. The
lively ball has changed the style Of play
considerably. Clubs seek TO get runs in
clusters rather than singly.
Clusters Of runs call for smuggling, which
eliminates much of the so-called inside
stuff, or strategy, OF the ball field.
Inside stuff is another name for playing
smart baseball
The Cleveland club of the American
league, under the leadership of Iris Speak
er, has always played smart baseball. Weak
nifchinQ has made IL NECESSARY for the clilh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Addition of Ferdie Schupp, Who
Replaces Mack, Adds Portsider
Has More Souhpaw eavs Than Amy Other Club in Leag
Them All Win; Oakland Opens Here Today News and
of National Game Here and Elsewhere
RY LEO Ii. LASSEN

club in the
days souhpaw the payroll
club Burger Vean Gregg and
Iiunky Schorr the other sdewheees
Burger have Seate effective pitchers this
while Schorr has been a nand-outer.
Schupp viii do lie replaces Stubby Mack
Immediately Chicago White Schupp
the souhpaws the with
York back him. Then he
shipped the Kansas City club the American Association
the OF this the White purchased
him from the Blues and Schupp did fairly well for while Lately he
the
n
hor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
OAKLAND OPENS
HERE TODAY

Oakland opens ur hefo TOT
weeks stay today. The Acorns are
riding In the notch ahead Of Seattle
IN the pennant chase. The tribe fis-
ures 20 do better against Oakland
than they did with Vernon las, week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
MANpELL ouTpoINTs MCCOY

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. Stalking
a majority Of the eight rounds. Sam.
my Aandeil was awarded verdict
on points over Johnny Mccoy here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Josephs
to Test
Harper


~ meeting Jack
Jouephs. the hard,
hitting Minnesota
weilrrwelghf. In
Portland August
te. Deb Harpef
faces the acid test
IN the OroEo q
metropolis
Joeph- Is tbs
baby who beat
Jimmy saccc. the
fiashy Italian. ~
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
WOLFE DRAWS MOORE

NEW YORK. Aug. ska Wolfe
Of Cleveland held Pal Moore Of Mem.
piis 20 draw in i1-round bout
here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Whitman
Has Big
Schedule
Missionaries Will Meet
Strong Cridiron Teams
in the Fall
IffT,fAN

IffTAAE CO l.
l. n O w.. w'niIa
W al la. Wash.
Aug. a. - 7 b 9
Whitman college
football team will
meet five state
universities In is
schedule Of seven
games this fail.
a c ding 20
Coach II v. B0r.
ieske. who has
completed tn e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

Yesterdays hero - Kenneth vii.
iiams hit his spth aud 30 homer. In
the sixth inning. euuaIisng Hobby
loves record Of 1894. nnd hsIpins
the Browns beat the senators, 10 20 n.
Harry Hooper hit homer and thre.
singles IN four times up. and helped the
white sox win from the Athletics IL 10 A
Ruih's double and schang's rinEi. IN
tho ninth inning gave the Yanks thei,
sixth straight win. t-to-s score over
tho Tigers.
Hcrushs'. muf Of fly In the
eighth inning scored three runs, and
gave the Braves n D-to-s victory over
the Cardinals.
The Pirates beat the rhils II 10 10 In
Wild game. In which 81 hits were made
for 81 bases
Brilliant support given uhle enabled
the Indians TO beat the Red Sox 10 o.
In a svvon-inning game stopped by dark
mesa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Ten Major Hitters
Snagged Four-Base
Bingles on Monday

Ken Williams. Browns. 3--ao,
Lee. phiilies. LA.
Fournler. Cards. ID.
Hooper. White sox. Ia.
Walker. Phlilies. Is.
Collins. Browns. Ii.
WEIGH. Athletics. i--s.
Powell. Braves. -
J. Smith. Phillles. IL.
Claxner. Plttsburg. IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

Chicago Brooklyn and Cincinnati New
YORK games postponed rain.
, 1922-04-05

Read my nursery and greenhouse
I'd every Saturday. II will tell you
what we have in season. William Mos
teller. Box HOS, Casper. wyo.
, 1922-04-05
MARIPOSA

cNot quite Ike anything else in
nafure-'1
vestments of Solomon.
Coat Of Joseph.
Coaks OF KIngA
Robes Of Angels.
none of these
not one
hold Thy Glory
Oh. Mariposa-
Lily Of the High Hills.
Flower OF Spring.
.
Rubles Of Burnan.
S~apphires OF Brazil.
Jades II Turkestan.
Diamonds Of the Cape.
none OF these-
not one
hold Thy Glory
oh. MaripoA
Lily OF h High Hills.
Flower Of Mountain Trails
.
Sunrise at e
Ralnbok in the sky.
Sunset in the hills.
Moonlight on the water.
none of these
not one
hold Thy Glory
Oh Mariposa-
Lily Of the High Hills,
Flower of tho Yosemite.
Fruit OF Orange Tree,
Bloom Of Apple Tree,
Fruit OF Cherry Tree.
Bloom OF Peach Tree,
, 1922-04-05
The Cody Memorial

Possibly no mar of Wyoming. IN
his lifetime, possessed a wider &C
q~uaintance in the world and by the
same token. no hero. passed to the
Great Beyond is held in more loving
memory. Then Il is not strange TO
ind in far away Louisiana, in the
New Orleans T1mes-Picayune this
public tribute:
wyoming is planning a memorial
to Buffalo BILL Money for this pur-
pose was appropriated by the state
Legislature I've years & but inter
vention of the world war neccsst-
tated a po-stponement- Now, however.
arrangements are in full swing and
before long an imposing statue will be
unveiled in the square opposite the
hotel in Cody. Wyo., that catches SO
many tourists who are bound for
Yellowstone National park. Cody is
a little town opposite the eastern en-
trance of Yellowstone. It is named
after its founder and is as well known
probably as any other place OF its
size In America because OF HIM. Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney OF New York
IS the sculptor who has been engaged
to shape n likeness Of the celebrated
frontiersman. She was selected be-
cause Of her proficiency in this line
of work and because she was a close
, 1922-04-05
Senate Membership

Editor Tribune: For our informa-
ton n to settle a discussion. will
you kindly publish the apportonment
OF United States senators among the
several states; tho present number
cmbodyfng h senate and name the
senator's for the states OF New York,
Delaware and wyoming7
w. H. SwIGGE1T.
Article XVII of the Constitution
reads as follows: 1.-THE senate of the
United States shall be composed of
two senators from each state. elected
by the people thereof. for six years,
and a C senator shall have one vote.
The electors in each state shall have
the qualifications requisite for the
electors OF the most numerous branch
OF the state legislatures
There are As states in the ONION
and therefore there are e6 senators.
The senators for the state OF New
York are James w. wadsworSh Jr.,
Republican. and William NJ. Calder,
Republican For Delaware, Lewis II.
Ball. Republican, and T. Coleman Du
Point, Republican. For Wyoming.
Francis E. Warren, Republican, and
John B. Kendrick. Democrat.
, 1922-04-05
My Yesterday

They say Today alone belongs to us,
The Future still with God:
But even He would never AXE
From me my Yesterday.
All, the hearts that ache
For the vows we mako
And bury in our Yesterdays
Today belongs 20 Him to give or take,
Tomorrow stin ~unsealed.
And I care not TO know what lies
beyond;
But Yesterday is mine
And each mistake
That I may make
Lies buried in my Yesterday.
Each cherished hope I held so short
a while,
Then calmly watched It 60.
And hours of joy too dear to be forgot
Fled to my Yesterday
And every smile
I gave awhile
Are safe within my Yesterday,
And should this soul sometime refuse
to wake,
There be no bright Today.
And no Tomorrow ever dawn for me,
I still have Yesterday.
For what has been,
1t still has been,
And Yesterday is mine.
Lillian l.. Van Burgh
Casper. wyo
, 1922-04-05
Legend of Lilacs

Unto a pretty maiden's door
There came in days Of old
A cavalier upon a steed
With hoofs OF beaten gold
He wora a cloak and doublet green.
And cap with purple plume.
Tho si1ken curls upon his neck
wero heavy with perfume
The maid to all his pleading cold
Shut close her easement tall:
Now quoth the youth. my lady
fair.
1 Will not go ut an
For thirty days and nights he couched
Upon the courtyard stones.
Then she unbarrod her window, 10,
She only found his bones
When spring came rolling round
again
Beside the maiden's door
A Ieafy bush began to grow
None EVER saw before.
And when the clustered buds un-
CLOSED
In sweet and sunny weather.
Behold; on every branch appeared
A waving lilac feather.
MINNA IRVING
, 1922-04-05

friend q, the man whose menory is
20 be honored
.~wyomings tribute TO Cody viii
express the states appreciation OF
his services as a progressive and use
ful citizen, il has beer explained.
ratbsr than as a mere reminder OF a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES character. When We
think Of william F. Cody our minds
naturally drift to scouting trips. buf-
faio hunts and wild west perform
ances beneath a white-topped tent
hut out in Wyoming they viii tell o
be WAS OF great assistance to devel-
opment. He did things The Sho-
shone valley learned the trick OF ir-
rigation from Buffalo BIZ n the
doctrine OF irrigation was f%ruitfully
spread over the state largely through
his propaganda. II America ever had
n man who knew how TO be convinc-
ing with publicity it was William r.
Cody.
cody, the man. WIN not be forgot
ten by Americans. In addition to the
statue to be erected at Cody and the
town itself to perpetuate his memory,
tho old plainsman's a on the top
Of Lookout mountain. near Denver.
already is n OF the popular spots
for visitors in the west. The mu-
scum. opened some time 81 near the
rock-pned grave. hoiis many inter
estins relics OF bygone westen days
that naturally appeal to the roman
tic side OF the American nature The
Old West is gun but one Of u weak
nesses Is the pleasure we derive in
being reminded of IT"
, 1922-04-05

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