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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-13
a Speedway
Chatter
BY NORMAN IsAACs

~TF the weather is cool May so, we
4 will see a new track record set
if it is hot. Pete De Paolos old
mark will stand"
That's how Fred S. Duesenberg
famous builder and designer Of race
cars, expresses himself.
yes" says Duesenberg, "the day
IS coming for great change in
automobile motors, probably with
in the next two years. Some one
will get something that will be q
great improvement over the present
motors.
The Diesel has a field of its own,
but it will not figure prominently
because its motor is too heavy. The
trend is toward the lighter auto
mobile"
Leon Duray soon will have his two
new cars ready to Eo-and typical Of
Duray cars. they really may 20. Hi.
cars are two-cycle sixteen-cylinder Jobs
with positive type superchargers. The
positive type. By the way. is the only
superchsrger allowed in the race.
=
Billy Arnold'S car is in prime con-
dition and the young Chicagoan
again is expected to make a de-
termined bid for the pole honors.
Billy won it last year at 1926
mne-an-hour clip and he may get
there this year-providing Duray
doesn't take a notion to do the
same thing.
with clear weather promised for = few
DAYS by the weather man. the boys are
scheduled 10 flock on to the track like an
army. Make hay while the sun shines"
viii be Transcribed into Make miles while
Abe rains away" All the little kinks
ought to be ironed out before May %
Abe first day Of qualification.
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BY JOE WILLIAMS

Sports Editor. New York World Telegram
L OUISVILLE, KY, May 13.-This
IL is Derby week in the BLUEGRASS
state, and as is usual, so this old
town is pretty much a-twitter, not
to say a-hutter, and horsey. Peo-
pie are beginning to roll in from
near and far to see the flfty-seventh
annual renewal Of the most roman
tic horse race in this country.
There is something about the
Derby that is not to be found in any
other race and you could send a
bunch Of truck horses out there to
the post at the lovely Churchill
Downs course and it would be lust
the same as if so many Man O.
Wars were fighting it out for top
honors.
I mean to say the Derby has come
to be a sort of ritual with the
horsey folk and they come up to it
each spring with an ecStatic ardor
that is not easy to analyze. There
is dwindling group of gray boards
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Mike passed three men after one
out and Brewer tied the score with
a single. Eddie Pick followed with
a single and another run was
chalked up for the Blues. Russell
Pence relieved Cvengros and got the
side out without further scoring.
but after the Indians tailed once in
the eighth the Cowboys Immediately
jumped out in front again and won,
to 8.
Mcmillan led off the home eighth
with a triple and scored on a long
lily by Knothe. 1t was the victory
run and the K. G. fans left the park
feeling in high spirits.
Holley and Thomas hurled for
the Blues and their effective work
against certain Indian batsmen kept
the score down and within easy
reach of a local rally. It's true the
Tribe got eight hits to six for the
Cowboys, but the Hoosier safetieS
were scattered among only four
men, Walker getting three, Koenecke
two, CvengroS two and Lind one.
There was only one Tribe extra base
blow. and Cvengros delivered it, a
triple.
The defeat dropped the Indians
into tie with the Millers, at the
bottom Of the league standing, but
K. G. fans are of the opinion the
Corridenites deserve a higher rating
and predict they will move up later.
Two games were carded this after
noon to take care of the postpone
ment of Monday.
Managers Corridor and Zwilling
got together Tuesday night and de-
cided to stage the twin bill, to re-
ieve the heavy burden that bad
weather has placed on the clubs.
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College Tennis
Play to Open

By Times Special
NoTRE DAME, Ind. May 49,
Two Knute Rockne memorial cups
Will go to the winners Of the singles
and doubles match in the fourth an
nual central intercollegiate tennis
tournament sponsored by Notre
Dame at the Chicago Town and
Tennis Club here this week. The
tourney was Instituted by the late
Notre Dame coach four years ago
Warren Byrum of Western State
college, Kalamazoo, Michigan, is a
heavy favorite to retain his singles
crown.
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THE path has been cleared fol
L the first tournament of young
women who won free golf lessons
during the last winter from The
Times and the Smith Nelson goll
academy, and most of the forty
girls will take part in nine-hole
medal score event at Sarah Shank
course next Sunday, May II.
Arthur c. Lockwood. director Of mu-
nicipal golf in Indianapolis. visited the
Sarah Shank links today getting the course
in readiness and looking the advance
registration sheet over so The Times tour
nament girls may be interpreted with
the regular course players without commo-
ton and the least possible interruption
OF the regular system.
1t is planned to start the tournament
players between 1880 a. m. and noon. but
this will be determined after Lockwood
studies the registration sheet. Definite an
nouncement will be made Friday and Sat
urday.
The forty contestants in the tourna-
ment wrote essays the past winter on
why Would Like to Play Golf" Their
ESSAYS were selected from several hun
dred as the best and each girl was given
six free lessons in the studio by Dick
Nelson. pro at Meridian Hills. and Roy
Smith. pro at Avalon. Since. they have
been playing on the out-of-doors courses
and have found the right start benefited
their games Several OF them have been
playing regularly at Sarah Shank and
the contest for first place is likely to be
close one. Further information about
the tournament will be published later
= =
ELECTION of officers to rule the
IL Indianapolis Public Links As
ISOLATION organized last winter was
effected at a meeting Tuesday. The
organization, according to the
message We received, is to CO.
operate with the park department
in promotion of municipal golf
Further down in the message we
find the purpose of the association is
to promote the welfare of municipal
golf, so take your choice.
Jack Crawford. for several years presi-
dent Of the South Grove Club. was elected
president. Harry Schornstein. for sew
eral years president of the Pleasant Run
Club. was named vice-president. and John
Niblack Of Riverside. founder of the or
sanitation. was elected secretary treas
urer. The officers. with Christian En-
hardt Of Sarah Shank and Joel T. Elliott
of Coffin. give the directors one member
from each public course.
The Indianapolis Public Links Associa-
ton was incorporated. A public links
tournament will be sponsored this sum-
mer in cooperation with the park board.
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No Day Game
Here May 80

There will be a new wrinkle to the
baseball program at Washington
park this year during the weekend
series with Louisville as the cur
rent month says farewell. In the
past, on Decoration day, May 80,
the schedule called for a double
header in the afternoon, but this
season the program has been re-
arranged.
The night game opening will be
Friday, May %, the eve of the 500
mile race, and on Saturday, Decora-
ton day, there will be one night
game and no afternoon action. The
double-header offering will be on
Sunday, May 81.
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Eastern Colts Remain
FavOrites in Classic
Theodore MueIer's 3-Yearod Shows Fine Form in De-
featng Rivals in Trial Event. Insco
in Impressive Drill
in Impressive Drill.
BY JAMES NJ. KERR
United Press STAFF Correspondent

LOUISVILLE May
vores today the ffyeenth running the
support
ing entry. has won with his sensational workouts
Pttsbugher, Theodore MUeers
himself the best Of the eges Tuesday when he won the
special Derby trial race over mile and Spanish
play second All third
gol and Prince DAmour alo 80
In view the
~ was considered However predicted race
m western oara was not in the any
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-13
ITALIANS FACE YANKS
BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, May l3.-The best
Of Italy's amateur boxers. holders
OF the Olympic title and unbeaten
in eleven international conflicts,
are scheduled to meet a team OF
United States amateurs at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Three National A. A. u. title
h1ders are included IN the United
states group.
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Sign Carpenter, MARCEL
on Cadle Mat Program

Ray Carpenter, Ohio strong boy"
and Dug MARCEL, Canadian heavy
weight, have been matched for the
seml-windup on Friday nights
wrestling card at Cadle tabernacle.
As previously announced, Joe
Hackenschmidt, German grappler
of Pennsylvania, will oppose Ad
Herman, Iowa heavy, in the main
go. Hackenschmidt will be seeking
his fourth consecutive local triumph.
He defeated John Kilonis, veteran
Greek, last Friday. Women viii be
admitted free to all seats.
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BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, May 13.-New records
for amateur boxing existed today
after the first international tourna-
ment between the United States
and France Tuesday night in
Soldier Field.
The Golden Gloves winners from
Chicago and New York defeated the
amateur champions of France five
matches to three, before a crowd of
more than 10000 The gate receipts
we're about $4,000. Both Of these
marks are far beyond the previous
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SIX SCRAPS ON BILL

Six bouts are on the initial box
ing card of the Belmont A. G. at
Tomlinson hall on Thursday, with
Harry Forbes and Jackie Dugan
veteran featherweights, meeting in
the top ten. Otto Atterson arrived
in town today to complete training
for his eight-rounder with Howard
Jones. Four-rounders complete the
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/. G. TACKLES n A q IT

L. Z. TACKLES n. A. G. q.
Following their game with Wa
bash at University Heights today.
Indiana Central diamond perform
ers prepared for Fridays battle with
N. A. G. U. at Riverside. The
Greyhounds will use Leroy ana
Swan on the mound.
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U. S. PRO STARS SAIL

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May .13.-Gene
Sarazen and Johnny Farrell, two OF
the leading professional golfers in
the United States, were en- route to-
day to England for the annual Brit
ish open golf tournament.
Sarazen, who won more Of the
prize money awarded in the winter
golf tournaments than any other
pro, and Farrell sailed Tuesday
night on the liner Berengaria. Sara
zen was accompanied by his wife
and Farrell by his mother.
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G noon OF S0 dsY diamond Saturday after
John simon '' DGe eoa 1878 and ask for
siSos neeoeo To date the following be1;e
ie7 of5 15oi8dHtS 55giner 9epeT Lamb
SoI' MlIams, Marksberrv. C5e-dfs Txy1;t
''ey' Flick. Hout and King. +D'S' WHIT
Acme A. A. are without g co.,.
gay. State clubs Want g Ss IoT sun
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out t6 6eiiml9nt 2985-M AGNES viii iii'7 woPk
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Old Pals

CHICAGO, May 13.-Max
~ Schmeling of Germany
and w. L. (Young) Stribling
Of Georgia, who will meet for
the heavyweight boxing cham
pionship at Cleveland July 8,
sat side by side in working
press seats at the international
boxing bouts between France
and the United States here
Tuesday night. They talked
and laughed together. They
refereed some of the prelim-
mary bouts.
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Runs batted in-Koenecke on. Brewer
~. Pick. Walker. Knothe. Three-base
hits-Cvengros Mcmillan. Sacrihee~
knothe. Stolen bases-Brower. Pick. Dou-
bic plays-Spurgeon to Brewer to Dunlap.
Narlesky to Lind to McCann. Left on
nases-1ndianapolis. 6; Kansas CITY. g.
Base on balls--Of Holley. /: OF Gwen
grcs. s.; on Pence, /. Struck out-By
Hits-Of Holley. 7 in innings: OF
Thomas, ] in innings; of Cvengros 5
in 6 Id innings; OF Pence. ! in il-3
innings. Winning pitcher-Thomas Los
ing pitcher-Pence. Umpires@Johnson
ana CLAYTON. Tine. la.
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TRIBE BATTING FIGURES
SMITH, LOGAN SHARE

Smith and Logan shared top hon
ors in the singles event at Crooked
Creek Gun Club Tuesday, the for
mer breaking 48 out of so and Logan
"a out OF rs. Smith and L. Miller
EACH cracked % to tie in the Us
target handicap and L. Miller won
the doubles with 20 out of q.
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Corriden's indians make
example, Tuesdays fracas
witness. Fer six and one
way to a 2-to-0 lead and
He was in rare form, al
The veteran lost control
the box and Kansas City
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HAFEY TO JOIN CARDS
st. Louis Outf1elder Ordered to
Leave DanvilIe for Boston.
y Times Special

By Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 13.-Chick
Hafey, slugging outf1elder, has been
ordered to join the st. Louis Cardi-
mails at Boston Immediately.
Hafey has been working out with
the Danville Three-I League farm"
since signing his Cardinal contract
after the season started. Club Off
Gals believe Hafey is in shape for
playing.
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TIGERS OPTION HoGsETT

By Times Special
DETROIT, May 13.-E1on Hog
sett, southpaw hurler, has been re-
leased by the Detroit Tigers tc
Toronto of the international League
subject to recall on twenty-four
hours notice.
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Hayward Barcus American Legion Junior
nine OF Post SIS will be in the field again
this year with g strong team. The Bar
tournament finals last year. The age limit
is 10 up to June IS, Tryouts are re-
ouesteo 70 report for practice st indians
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Brocksrnith
pions are two record holders and
one co-record holder. They are
Brandt Little of Notre Dame, half
mile; Joe Sivak Of Butler, mile.
and James Hatfield, Indiana, high
hurdles.
Other returning title holders are
Jones of Ball State, high Jump;
Hoffman, Notre Dame, discus;
Bailie, Notre Dame, broad Jump;
Wilson, Notre Dame, quarter mile;
johnson, Notre Dame, pole vault;
Bailie, Notre Dame, low hurdles,
and Curry, Purdue, javelin. Ram
say Of De Paw, dash champ, and
Button, De Paw, shot putter. are
the other title winners who have
graduated.
Notre Dame and Indiana are
co-favorites in Saturdays event
here, with Butler also figured a
dangerous contender.
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Semi-Pros and Amateurs

Bd By Gyie Sedi Req E Wings vii mest
practice at CARRIED No Thu TiasS e Ttt
ming All players report by $50. CHESS
GAY WITH aa S 81 RT hS w TecS S9n
Watson. 1926 East wade Street. '''l''
ming with the diamond almost submerged
return urn ga gadme e. is being arr!anged. game
ra wanted NJ 19E sppnGaiS> With fast club
state avenue phone DR.. 6o2o-W.
Question, Marks will practice Thursday
at Garfield No. at 3 p. m. All players
report.
West Side Cheyrolets were held idle
SUNDAY due to rain. but will resume ac-
Men as on unMf NAV "a agGaast SQ W
to Anderson and on Nav 81. to FoTtYilie
GheyTToletS have open dates in June. and
Write or wire William Rider. 1881 Belle
fontaine street.
Evens and odds of the Times will tangle
at Rhodius Park Thursday morning at
Evens have been victorious. Eine-ups viii
land. If; Greenwalt, 1b; Williams, CT; Held
Odds4Croueh, CT; Hohack, Sb; Hurley, IS;
Jarrett, If: Plake, 1b; SeyIried, IF; Huston
If; True. 2b; Hallam C. and Arthur p.
indianapolis Cardinals will meet at
Cooks Restaurant, 2o25 Madison avenue,
this evening at 7;3o p. m. Cards meet
Forester Cubs next Sunday at Rhodius
Howard and Soultz probably will form the
Cards battery.
Indianapolis Triangles, local seuai-pro
ROAD cluo nave an open date for Sunday
and desire to hear from a fast state team
at once. Write or wire H. z. Beplay, 821
North Ritter avenue or phone Irv. 1897.
4 fast team IS being organized and
Woodsides. A few more players are nee needed.
All interested report at Riverside No. T.
Thursday at p. m.
Beech Grove defeated Jake Field Gen
erals, 10 to 8, IN an En- League game
play Junior Moose at BrookSide No. Sun
.O'Hsra Sans will meet the fast Mer-
chants at Elwood Sunday. Practice viii be
held at Brookside No. Wednesday and
Eriqay evenings. All players expecting. to
state teams desiring. games Tor JUNE Ii OF
n July. write or call K. r. Spillman, $40
North oxford street. Cherry s4ls-W.
Fountaintown will play Season Brothers
Sunday at Fountaintown. Foster, T Duck
worth. Trennepohl. Forster. A. Duckworth.
Wilson. Edwards Thomson, Bsckner. p
Rouse. Prichard and Buck House are urged
70 report at | p. m. For games in July.
"rlte ~ A Eliott. Fountalntown. Ind.
St, Paul club has organized again and
would ike to book games with teams in
the. near vicinity. Rushvine Coca Colas
ana Bill Blakely. notice. Write jim Don
ALISON, st. Paul. Ind. Saints defeated
Milford. 10 to 2, last Sunday.
Hayward Barcus American Legion Junior
nine or Post IS will be in the field again
TINS year With strong team. The Bar
Gus club was runnerup in the state legion
tournament finals last year. The age limit
is 16 n
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St, Paul club has organized again and
would Ike to book games with teams in
the. near vicinity. Rushvine Coca-Cola
and Bill Blakely. notice. Write jim Don
ALISON, St. Paul. Ind. Saints defeated
Milford. 10 to 2. last Sunday.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 13.-
Ten Of the fourteen champions
crowned in the 1880 Indiana in
tercollegiate track and field games
will be back to defend their hon
ors in the 1881 carnival here Sat-
urday.
One of the missing title. hold
ers will be Orval Martin of Pur-
due, two-miler. Two of the out
standing contenders for his throne
are Gene Howery, Notre Dame
ace, and Henry Brocksmith, Big
Ten title winner from Indiana.
Rodney Leas and Watson of IN
diana are other contenders.
Among the returning cham
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Late Rallies by X. C.
Destroy Tribe Lead
Three Walks in Seventh Ruin indians in Close FracaS
With Blues and Cowboys Win, q TO 3; Double
Header Carded TODAY.
~ Times SpeciaI


KANSAS CITY, Mo, May l3.7Johnny
their game interesting even if they lose Fo
with the Blues was a dandy for the fans to
half innings Mike Cvengros southpawed his
the contest appeared lost to the home nine.
lowing but few hits. Then it happened
and when the stanza closed he was out of
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Fountaintown will play Sezsor Brothers
Sunday at Fountaintown. Foster, T. Duck
worth. Trennepohl. Forster, a. Duckworth.
House. Prichard and Buck House are urged
70 report at l p. m. For games in july.
write 3. A. Elliott. FountaintoWn Ind
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.O'Hsra Sans will meet the fast Mer-
chants at Elwood Sunday. Practice will be
Friday evenings AL players expecting to
make this trip must attend practice
state teams desiring games for June q or
n July. write or call K. r. Spilman. $40
North Oxford street. Cherry 3418-W
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1 ''eu TOT Fence IN ninth
CTv

Fette ran for Peters in seventh.
Collins batted for Spurgeon in seventh.
Y,oi-o,. 1900 g. 49,,
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Beech Grove defeated Jake Field Gen
Sunday, with Axton and Grouse forming
the winning battery. Beech Grove wifi
play Junior Moose at BrookSide No. Sun
Gay.
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A fast team IS being organized and
! proba ably will play under the name of
/ Woodsldes. A few more players are needed
All interested report at Riverside No. 4.
Thursday at .. N.
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HOGS
Receipts, 6.5G0: market. steady.

CATTLE slaughter Classl
Receipts. 800; market. steady.
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In the Stock Market
CBy Thomson g. McKinnon)

tBY thomson & Mcklnnon)
NEW YORK, July l0-Better
prospects of an early solution of
Germanys immediate credit diff
culties gave the impetus for the late
strength. The forepart of the ses-
sion was very inactive and uninter-
esting, rejecting a disposition of the
financial community to await the
outcome Of Germany's efforts to
solve her credit problem.
A sharp recovery in the German
bonds was taken as cut that head
way was being made. Volume, how
ever. was small, with the market
almost wholly professional. Another
factor which influenced a better
sentiment late in the day was the
markets disregard of the decline in
steel tonnage.
The support which stocks received
following the announcement, to-
gether with rather persistent buying
of the rails, had much to do with
professionals withdrawing their
pressure.
Public interest, however. remains
at low ebb. Forthcoming earnings
statements, some dividend uncer-
tainties and the weakness in COM
modify markets act as restraining
influences to outside interest. None
the less support is present on the
declines, indicating these factors are
pretty well discounted. We believe
this demand will continue to be
effective whenever setbacks occur.
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PHILIP BROWN
sHERIFF's SALE

BY virtue Of a certified COPY OF an -.
ecutlon to me directed from The cierk oT
me Municipal Court of Marion Countv
!nolana. in cause No 1880. wbereiysS
MARY ValientZ. D-B-A Lincoln Auto e13
EuTnlture Loan Company, PlaintifT and
Sooert r: Bryson, Defendant. reoujrinss
me 70 make the sum Of Seventv-Five 1oiS
!aTs and Seventy Cents (S75.7o as nros
VQeo Tor IN said execution, with inter
SSV ana costs, will expose at public ssIS
10 tne highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
L4 . JULY. 1881.
oec~een me hours of 10 O'Clock a. M
d dcG Ciock 2. m. Of said day. at this
S SoOr OF me Court House Of Marion
S 20 indiana. the rents and profits
noPPF teTm not exceeding seven years
9 o. tns following real estate in Mariors
county Indiana: NA"t4oAs
.wLs9Pt. number nine (sl in block
we've az Central Park. an addi-
lion 70 the City of Indianapolis. Indi-
Eng. as SHOWN by the records in the 8
9Saloe OF the Recorder Of Marion
county. Indiana ~"
= such rents and profits win not sau
LOT SUFFICIENT sum to satisfy Raid 49,
eseutlon with interest and costs Will "a
Hne same time and place. expose to nuhS
nc sale the fee simple of said real estate
OF SO much thereof as may be sufficien2
70 oiscnarge said execution. Said sais
VIII De made without relief from vsiIIs1
tIon or appraisemert laws
CHARLES L. SUMMER
Y-. .. ,Sherif OF Marion County
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