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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09

Practically every major league club, except the world champion {. New York Yankees, is ready to open trading negotiations at the annual winter meeting.
 Recruits for Yanks
 Joe Mccarthy, manager of the Yankees, indicated that he expect ed several minor league recruits to strengthen the World champions, but that he did not expect to make any deals with major league clubs. The outstanding rockies coming up are Russell Vanatta, southpaw pitcher from St Paul; Roy Schalk, second baseman from Oklahoma City, Johnny Deshong, pitcher from Sacramento; and Pitcher Don Brennan, shortstop Robert Roife and Outfielder Fred Walker from
 The Chicago Cubs, National League champions, plan to bid high for a southpaw pitcher, ac- cording to President William Veeck. Any one of several south paws, including Willie Walker, St Louis Cardinals; Larry French, Pittsburgh; Bill Brandt, Boston Braves; or William Watson Clark, Brooklyn, would be acceptable to Manager Grimm. All of these clubs are leary of strengthening the already strong Cubs.
 Cards After ShOrtstOp
 The St Louis Cardinals may try to land 8 shortstop to backstop Charley Gelbert, shot in the left ankle while hunting recently. Leo Durocher of Cincinnati Is said to be sought.
 The New York Giants are anx- ious to get either a second or third baseman, according to Manager Bill Terry. Outfielder Freddy Lindstrom may be used in a deal to obtain an infielder. Mickey Finn of Brooklyn and Bill Urban- ski, of the Boston Braves are two
 Indians Need First Bascman
 Cleveland already has opened negotiations with Washington for First Baseman Harley Boss. who has played with the Chattanooga Southern League Club for the past two years. The Indians have off fered an infielder, pitcher and cash for Boss.
 "We also would like to have another starring pitcher, prefer ably a "southpaw" said Billy Evans, business manager, "and catcher like Dickey or Cochrane, but we won't give up Wes Terrell to try to get them."
 Detroit expects the yougnsters from Beaumont. Texas League champions, to bolster the Tigers. but may make a deal involving several veterans, possibly Earl Whitehill. The three best Beau- mont rockies are reported to Pitcher Schoolboy Rowe. Catcher Frank Rieber and Outficlder Ernie Fox.
 JoIley May Catch Marty McManus, who managed the Boston Red 'Sox last season but hasn't signed his 1893 contract seeks a second baseman and a catcher to strengthen his team. He also announced that he would con- vert Smead Joliey. big outfielder' into catcher.
 "Jolley will lost less games for me behind the bat than in the out. field, and we have to have his hit- ting" said McManus.
 Pittsburgh would like to have right-handed hitting outfielder to fit in with the Waner Brothers. Pitcher Heinie Meine is reported to be for sale or trade to the highest bidder.
 Sox Counting On Ex As
 The Chicago White Sox are go- ing to offer handsome Inducements to get two pitchers from some other American eLague Club, Pres- ident J. Louis Comiskey believes that with the addition of two star pitchers the Sox will be pennant contenders. He is counting heavi- ly on Simmons, Haas and Dykes to add punch to the team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
The standings:
international Division
American Division
K. OF [. LEAGUE
 OPENS TONIGHT

The Knights of Lithuania Con- munity Basketball league will open tonight at St Joseph's hall. Over 50 youngsters have enrolled on the various teams. Rev Joseph j.. Valantiejus will throw up the first ball at 2 o'clock.
 In the first game Hop" Sher- .on's Hops will meet Bill Kenausis Druggists. Bobbin's Attorneys will show in the second fray against Doc Selen's Blue Novocaines while in the feature attraction Sheriff Jenusaitis Orange Sheriffs will meet Al Bronsky's White Lawyers. Bill O'Broen and Boley Jokubaus- kas will referee. No admission will be charged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
LEGION SPONSORS SIMON-PURE CARD
 HERE NEXT WEEK
Corporal COyle Post Plans lz Bouts Coupled With Vaudeville Show for Christmas Cheer Fund

One of the finest cards of anna teur boxing matches ever held in Connecticut will be witnessed next Thursday evening at the Phoenix Arena under the auspices of Cor poral Frank Coyle Post, American Legion. With Oscar Lord as match maker and featuring several of his outstanding contenders for state honors the Legionnaires plan 12 sparkling bouts with plenty of &C., tion. Vaudeville numbers will pre- ceed the fistic exhibition.
 The proceeds of the show will be spent In providing Christmas cheer for disabled veterans and sending a little sunshine into the hospital wards where Legionnaires, some of them, have welcomed Santy Claus for several years past and face the prospect of greeting him there for sometime to come.
 Many prominent citizens are aid- ing the committee of arrange ments. George Mulligan, popular promoter, has turned over the arena to the Legion for that par ticular night, December 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Schofield Picked On
 Aggies All-Star 1'11"

Billy schofeld, Crosby High School coach, was selected py Coach Sumner A. Dole of Connec- lieut. Agricultural College as member of the All-connecticut Aggie football team which ne
 (Dolc) has met up with at the storrs institution in his 10 years at athletic tutoring there.
 The Connecticut Campus, weekly publication by the Aggies students,
 carried the All-Star team Tn its issue distributed today! In choos. inr the team Coach Dole stated that he picked the men for tneir aIi-around ability, although there were several others who were out-
 standing. Left end, Kennedy, s27. of Mt Carmel; left tackle, Maxon Eddy' ,25. of Simsbury; left guard. Bit eood. ,26, of Daniels0n; center iosly. ,27, of Hartford; right guard. Gilman. '29, of Norwich; right tacixle. Nanfeldt. '26, of New HR. ven: right end, Tombari. go, cI Norwich: quarterback, Moreiano' | l'z6. of salem. Mass, and schoheld, l,27. of Waterbury; left half, Wii- lliaims. ,zs, of Danielson; right haif.' [ EIeher. '5f, of Bridgeport fuii- ks-sscA 2sRxeazA sep ~ MesR MNzfAknz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
COCOA KID AND BABY BAER SHOW
 ON ARENA CARD
tspecial to The Dcmocrat)

New Haven, Dec 9-Matchmaker Lew Brown to-day announced the com mplete card of 34 rounds of professional boxing at the New Ha- ven Arena on Thursday night. De- cember 15, featuring Al Gainer,' the state light-heavyweight acham- pion in a return bout with Bingo Joe Banovic, the Binghampton, N. Y. slugger. Much interest has been displayed on returning these two sluggers in the same ring and 1t is expected that with this attraction on top a record breaking crowd .dll turn out.
 Of great interest to both state and local fans is the semi-final at traction in which the Cocoa Kid. Connecticut's leading lightweight contender, will oppose one of the two boys whom he was defeated by. Harry Alexanian. worlds Ar menian lightweight champion. The bout is scheduled for eight rounds but there Is 50 much bitterness at tached to the encounter that both boys will strife for a knock out victory.
 A special six round bout will show lilly O'Brien. the blond mid dleweight from Derby pitted against the middleweight champion of Rhode Island, Joe Russo. Both of these boys are pleasing club fight- CTS and will supply plenty of ac- ton.
 Two four rounders finish off the card. In one Baby Bear, local col ored favorite will make new start against former victim, Joe Oliver, New Haven casket carrier. In the other Jack Renault of Fair Haven will show his wares against a former amateur opponent, Steve Carr of Rockville. These boys met in the amateur ring some time ago and this battle is still recalled as one of the greatest simon pure bouts seen in this vicinity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
80 SPECTATORS HURT
 AS ARENA COLLAPSES

Santiago, Chile, Dec 9--(UP)--- Eighty football fans nursed minor injuries to-day received when part of 8 stadium collapsed yesterday after irate spectators tried to set 1t afire.
 The spectators apparently had become excited over a decision made during the championship game between Colo Colo and Au- dax Italiano and decided to show their displeasure by burning the stadium. Numerous benches were smashed during the affair and the football game was postponed. Arr rival of Carabineros prevented se- riOus trouble.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
MOBILE FORFEITS
 TITLE TO EAGLE FOR NON-SHOWINC
Steele Fails to Appear for Return ArmOry GO and Draws Suspension - Martin Boxes Draw

Joe Mobile, alias Joe Steele, for
 fefted his Connecticut middle
 weight amateur title last night for
 failing to go through with his
 scheduled bout with Charley
 Eagle. Leavenworth high school
 scholar, at the Phoenix Arena.
 Eagle boxed Sal Belleti of Hart
 ford. in bout sanctioned as a 4titular affair despite the fact that : both were overweight. The local
 lad foored the Hartford Italian fcur times in punching out
 three round verdict.
 . The new middleweight champ
 was too smart for the Capitol City slugger. A short sharp left jab was poked in his face all night and
 staved off the Italians impetus for
 a kayo. In the first fracas Bel
 Ieti was foored as Eagle caught
 him in the stomach coming off the ropes. Again in the second round Belleti went down for a four count and shortly afterwards in the same round took a nine count from body punishment. In the last round a couple of rights to the stomach put Belleti down again, thist time for toll of four. However, the Hartfordite got up and shot innumerable punches at
 Eagle and seemed to be in better condition when Timer Johnny .Brickel sounded the final bell. { Danny Martin Jr, and Bobby .Naughton of New Haven fought q vicious semi-final bout declared a draw by Referee Jim Calvin, all though to many spectators the Elm City lad deserved the duke. .Naughton splattered Martins face with jabs and short rights and had
 him bleeding throughout. The To- cal lad scored several knockdowns sin the second and third rounds, al- though his punches failed to do sany damage.
 : Other results follow:
 Frankie Pazdon, 130. Watertown defeated Joe Albino. 130, or New !. Britain; Frankie Angelo, !ls, New Haven, scored q technical knock-
 out over Jackie Roberts or TOT srington in the first round:
 Jimmy Shannon. 165 Holyoke,
 Mass, drew with Peter Alberts, lo3
 Oakvilie. Spiro Morris, 119, Bridge
 port. drew with Joe Rosia. 120'
 New Britain, Jimmy Crowley, 127,
 Holyoke, Mass. outpointed sammy
 Vannie, 126, Derby. Eddie Yankee.
 1f2, New Britain. outpointed Harry ] Gentle, 112, Hartford, Adam Kohn s139. Waterbury, knocked out Bill Jenkins, 138, New Haven, third round. Battling Marino. IA 1-2, { New Haven, knocked out Jackie Z Moran, 143, Torrington, second
 round, Booby Willis, 118, Hartford. -outpointed Connie Bacote, 1lS,
 Hartford, outpointed Connie Ba- scote, 118, Derby, Frankie Sullivan, s126, Hartford, outpointed Buddy /. Barnes, l2G 1-2, Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
RANGERS COMMAND
 NATIONALLEACUE
Score } to 1 Victory Over Americans While Bruins Beat Toronto, 1 to 0
tBy the United Prcssl

The New York Rangers held undisputed lead to-day in the American division of the National Hockey league while the Montreals were alone atop of the Interna- tional division.
 A 3-1 victory over the New York Americans last night enabled the Rangers to break their tie with the idle Boston Bruins while To vic- tory over the Toronto Maple Leafs sent the Maroons single point ahead of the world champions.
 The Ottawa Senators went into a tie for second place with Toron- to by trimming Les Canadiens 20. A two-way tie for second place in the American division was cre- ated as the Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Detroit Red Wings. 3-1.
 rsy,o .+acAfrye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Boston Bruins
 Scalped By Reds

Providence, R. l., Dec 9-(UP) --The Providence Reds climbed out of the cellar in the Canadian American Hockey league standing when they handed the Boston Bruin Cubs their first defeat of the season here last night. The score was to I.
 The game was fast and hard fought throughout with Paddy Byrne, Reds goalie, starring. Byrrie made 38 stops in the Reds net compared with 23 for Percy Jackson, the Cub goalie.
 Joe Jerwa scored the only Cub goal in the second period, and Harrington, Murray and Hinsper- ger tailed for the Reds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
YALE HOCKEYISTS
 PLAY TOMORROW

Yale has received an Invitation from the Dartmouth Outing club to participate in the twenty-third annual winter sports carnival to be held at Hanover, February 10 and Il, 1t was learned last night. AS usual q colorfui and thrilling program has ben arranged that will include ski jumping, ski cross country races. slalon race which is a computation of cross country skiing and jumping: 440 yard and two mile speed skating races, and figure sk~ting. Medals will be a. warded to all who place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Chase 15-Man
 Team to Bowl
 St Pats Sunday

Leo 'Conway's Chase 15-man bowling team will roll Henry Me- Grath's 15-man team from St Pat rick's Holy Name League Sunday afternoon at the Chase Alleys at 3 o'clock. Tho personnel of both teams will be made up of the 15 best men from both circuits. A large crowd Is expected to attend the match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
An-TOrringtOn ys
 New London Sun.

Torrlngton, December - Two
 state undefeated teams will clash
 at Fuessenich Park here Sunday afternoon when All-Torrington
 meets tho strong New London
 Boys Club. The latter team won the Presidents Cup at Washing ton, D. C., last year after beating the Quantico Marines. Last week
 the New London aggregation was defeated 12 to 0 by the Providence
 steam Rollers who tailed twice , in the closing minutes of the last quarter. The New London team
 played under the name of the New
 London Coast Guards last year but due to economy cuts. tho post dis
 continued the team, whose mem bers now play for the boys club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
JIMMY NAL LONEY IN
 COMEBACK TONIGHT

Boston. Dec 9---(UP)--Jim Ma loney of Boston, once one of the country.s leading heavyweight boxers, returns to the ring tonight after a years retirement. He is matched with Johnny Dixon of Norwood, former Boston college football star. for q 10 round bout at Boston Garden.
 Maloney. despite his long idle ness. was favored to win over his comparatively inexperienced oppo- nent. It will be Dixon's most tm- portant bout in a brief career dur- ing which he showed some prom
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09

i'm winning from Mike Murra, Wichita, Kan., 1 up at the 10th hole.
 Smiths putting went bad and he lost to Romie Espinosa, youngest of the Espinosa brothers, and 1, while Rum van fell before the steady play. ing of w. J. Swartz, St Louis, i down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
PAPER BOX EWES
 SPLIT TWIN BILL
Boys Rout Bridgeport Boys Club, A to IS,
 Echoes Trip Lassies

Frankie Berardi, Eddie Ragis and Shooter" Boley were too much for the Bridgeport Boys club Last night and as result the Park City quintet went homo on the short end of 44-15 score. following 4 minutes of play at the Brooklyn Y.
 This sharpshooting trio register ed 28 points, the first two annexing 10 apiece. Tirney with two, field goals was the losers best bet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
PersonaIs Hurt Co. U

Torrington, Dec 0--The Thom- aston Kaceys earned .500 mark in the league standing last night conquering Co. l. of Torrington at the State Armory here, 36 to 20. Three of the locals were banished from the game in the final quar- ter via personals which aided the Clock Towners in sewing up the game. Doran and Anderson gave q fine exhibition for the visitors. Summary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
LYMAN HALL PLAYS
 STONE FIVE TONIGHT

Wallingford. December 9--This evening the Orangemen of Lyman Hall will meet the Orangemen or Stone Business College in the high
 school gym in a double header as
 the basketball attraction of the
 week. The varsity combination will take the floor at 8:30 o'clock while the Junior Varsity will start tat 7:3O o'clock against the Stone Juniors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Advocate Announces
 All-Jewish Team

Boston, Dec 0-(UP)-The Jewish Advocate to-day an- n0unced its All-America Jewish football team for 1882. as fOl- lows:
 Le, Gilman, ohio State; 1t. Itsh0witz, New York University; Ig, Rosenberg. Southern CaIifOr- mia: c, Weirer, College of tho City of New York: rg, Rubin. re, Goldsmith, Georgia Tech; ab, Newman, Michigan: lbl,. fsIiowitz, Michigan state; rllb. E1shei, Syracuse; fIb Wfnstock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Saints vs saints

New York, December -- One thousand persons are expected to see the St John College Basketball team of Brooklyn open It's season tonight against St Johns College of Annapolis in the first game ever to be played in the new De Gray gymnasium at Willoughby and Lewis avenues. Brooklyn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Niagara WiIls opcner

Niagara Falls, N. ", December setbali ns euintet tI opened 'st's its Season DaS last night by overcoming the Uni- versity of Toronto in their annual contest by 36 to 23. Both teams set a fast pace from the start, but accurate shooting and fine passing gave the home team the decision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09

V v VI V v 0S sAhO W O d's pocket billiard to u rna- ment swung into fifth day.
 Erwin Rudolph of Clev @ l and created the tie when he defeated George Kelly of Philadelphia last night 125 to 46 in 22 in n ings. Others included in the tie are Ralph Green1eaf, the d 0 f e nding champion, F 8 s- quale Natalie of c hi ago and YAIinO IT y,1 Tpr .,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Oakville vs WatertOwn

Leo Orsinis Oakvilie football team will meet Watertown again Sunday at Heminway Field in a return contest at 2 o'clock. Last week the two teams collided on the same field and battled to q TT tie. Tonight the vlllers will work out at South School field at 7:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
f2 More For KicIfy.

Mort Kielty who had field day last week, rolled up 12 more points last night as Oakville chalk ed up It's second victory defeating the Free Poland of Thomaston, 24 to IF. At the half the two teams were tied 17-17, but the last two periods was all in favor of the win ners who held the Polanders score- less Sum mary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
HARTFORD K. OF L. LOSE

Westfield, Mass. December Q = Westfield Eagles defeated Knights of Lithuania here last night, bue they had a job in doing 1t. They won only by 20-19. although they led from first to last. Shimkus was the spearhead in the Hartford teams attack, making II points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Manhattan Victors

New York. December 9 --- Hold ing the advantage from the outset. the Manhattan College basketball team overwhelmed st Peters Col lege of Jersey City, 32-17. at the Manhattan gymnasium last night. It was the second victory of the season for the Jaspers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
VALLEY FAVORITES EASY WINNERS IN
 LEAGUE COMBATS
Thonaston Kaceys, Nau- gatuck Bremen, and Oak ville Triumph KieIty High Scorer
Special to The Dcmocrat)

Oakville, Dec 9-The diminutive Eddie Nolde proved a thorn in the side of the Waterville town quin- tette here last night scoring 13 points and leading the Nauatuck Bremen, defending champions of the Nauatuck Valley leaue, to a 31 to 25 victory over Charley Denehy's representatives. Scoring honors for the losers was pretty well balanced, no member of the team scoring over two field goals. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09

U3Li0uuh Ulhtcn play open golf championship.
 Horton smith, Joplin, Mo, pro- fcssional. Q n q Paul Kunyan, White Plains, N. Y., " c r e beaten in the first TO u n q while Leo Die gel, Agua Cali ellfe m Q n c y player, had . narrow squeeze
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
U. s. TOPS CHILE

Santiago. Chile, December 3 - OUP) = The United States Polo Four had Q good chance. of adding the Chilean championship to its recent victory. in the Argentine Open as 1t won a first round vic-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Echoes Easy Winners

The Thomaston Echoes girls quintet had little trouble hanging up a 22 to 3 win over Bob Crot- tvs Paper Box maidens in the pre- liminary. Miss Tuhlin excelled for the Clock Towners with 10 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
CHILEAN STADIUM

: A modern athletic stadium has
 ben erected on the outskirts of Santiago. Chile, under the shad-
 ows of the snow-caped Andes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
g PLAYERS IN
 OPEN GOLF PLAY

San Francisco, Dec Q. (UP)- T'hfrty-tw0 players teed on on fllc wind-swept Lakeside course fn-daY on the secoild round Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
BEARCAT JRS ELECT SULLIVAN '33 CAPTAIN

At meeting of the South End Bearcats eleven last night, Chubby" Sullivan was elected cap- tain of the 1893 contingent. This year he was considered one of the best guards in local junior amateur circles. The Cats have copped the city junior championship for the past three years, under the coach ing of Al Cipriano.
 Theip 1Q91 racord fnlIowa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
College Basketball
Fordharn Easy Winncr

New York, December 9 - Ford hams basketball team scored its second triumph of the season, vari- quishing the St Joseph College team of Philadelphia. a9 to 24. in the Fordham gymnasium last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Columbia Opcns Tonieht

New York, December -- Coz lumbia will open It's basketball sea- son tonight at 8 o'clock In the Morningside gymnasium. when t opposes an alumni aggregation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
JUsT \ RECRUIr

The University of Iowa's basket ball team has ax foot 5 recruit center out for duty this year. He 10 Howard Bastian of Nldora, Iowa. slha laAd EAiahs 800 pcunds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
LenDensDorth Opposes
 West HaDen Tonight;
 Nnugy ShouUs 7o-r1orrotD

Scholastic basketball dongs in Waterbury will be off, ciay naugurated tonight the Crosby high school gym at 745 o'clock when Louie Launs Leavenworth cagesers conquerors of the Alumni and victims of Thoaston high square off with Frank Ftzgerad's West Haven quintet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
AMATEUR BALL
Polish Falcons Attention! :!

All Polish boys 16 years or over who wish to try out for the Polish Falcons basketball team are re- quested to report at the Polish F'al con hall at 281 Bank street Mon- day evening at 8 o'clock. First prac tice will be held at Webster school gym Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Rcd Wings Attention!

The Scorpions would like to meet the Red Wings Thursday evening, December 15. If the Wings manager is willing, a game may be arranged by calling Nick Sullivan or by answering through the Democrat,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
hooIboy Quintets Open I932-33 Schedules
Major League Farley Opens Tuesday With
 SeDeraL Trades Pending
By GEORGE KIRKsEY

Columbus Ohio Dec 9-(UP) Lively trading is fore cast at the major league meetings in New York next Tues day and Wednesday by the big league and who attended the minor league convention which closed here today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
OakvIIIe.
Free Poland.

JOtdIS IA
 Score at half time---Oakville 17, Free Poland IF. Referee--Garrick. Time--Two 10 and Two 6-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
SCHEDULE s GAMES

ocorgetown University, Wash- ingt0n, D. C., has scheduled ls MszsAa kns ika euzrant baskefbau
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
CARAS VICTOR IN
 TITLE CUE PLAY:
 MEETS BEN ALLEN
Wilmington Star, Tourney Dark Horse, Beats Mills
 lz5 to 73- Natalie
 Wins

New York, Dec 9--(UP)-There was g four way tie for first place
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
PAPEI, BOX

TOtalS .,.s...... AD Score at half time-Paper Box 23-9. Referee7-George McNamara. TimeAfour 10-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
Kaceya

Score at half time--Kaceys 9, Co l. z. Referee--Ganem. Time--Four minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-09
PRINCETON nEATa DRExEL

Princeton, N. U, December 9-- (UP) Prfnceton'D bnsketbaii team defeate6 prexeis se-25s here last mighk.
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