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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Injuries Slight,
Gophers All Set

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 20--Min
nesota's football team should be ir
close to top condition for the bat
lie for the Big Ten lead with
Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday
All of the Gopher regulars are
expected 10 be in action except
Bill BaumgaTtner. end, who suf'
fered a fractured fibula in his left
leg in the opening game Of the
season with Washington Sept. II
Capt. Bruce Smith, ace halfbacR
who was forced out of the Pitts
burgh game in the first half witt
a back injury viii be ready 20 PLAY
according 10 DR.. George Hauser
line coach and team physician.
After looking at the A-rayS
Hauser reported that it's just q
,bruise. II should not bother Bruce
against Michigan.
The two other casualties. Urban
Odson. tackle and Bob Sweiger
veteran backfield powerhouse, who
plays either fullback or right half
could have played against Pitts
burgh. but were held out Of the
800 rout Of the PantherS 10 in
sure their being in shape for Mich
igan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Doug Young Quits
Hockey for Good

Doug Young. former Detroit
Red Wing captain, has retired
from hockey, he announced last
night. Young has rejected two
contracts from the Providence
n t. Reds. with whom he
played last season in the Ameri-
can Hockey League.
The husky defenScman who led
the Wings 10 Stanley Cup tri-
umphs in 1886 and 81 Will keep
in touch with the game by Off
ciating IN the Michigan-Ontario
Amateur Hockey League Young
served as an official in The De.
troit Red nCs-Clcveland exhibit
ton game last night lie is
employed ON defense work by the
Fisher Body Corporation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Niepoth Death
Stuns Bow|ers
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page
the city tournament became the
largest of its kind in the United
States.
It's success stands as a perma-
nent accolade to his neVcr-ilagglne
interest. He was planning for an
even bigger event next MAY. But
death from heart attacks inter
vened last Saturday night and
friends commented yesterday that
over exertion in his work un
doubtedly was the cause Of the
attacks. lie was taken i'll only
last Wednesday.
His interest in bowling went
back to 1891 when as a lad of 10
he set pins in the old Railroad
Y. NJ {. A. Later he was a mem
Der Of the Michigan Central
League and worked for the line
as crew dispatcher for II years.
He attracted attention by his
Detroit Bowling News of which
ne became editor and publisher
in 1926 after bowling ceased TO he
a hobby and became an obSesSion.
Out of his zeal came the secretary
ship and he held the office with
out dispute after first appointment
in 1898.
Funeral services win he held
Wednesday AT 3 p. m. at the
Medley home. Niepoth is survived
by his wife. Margaret; four daugh-
ters. Jane, Mrs. Stanley VI. Taylor
Mrs. Frank Touhey and Mrs VIII
liam Alien; his. son George Jr;
a brother, Fred. and a sister
Lucy. The Niepoth home IS at
1921 Crawford
Pending action President Mite
announced Sunday that George
CaSSel. NiepothS assistant, woulC
be in charge temporarily at the
u. y. a. Offices IN the Detroit
Recreation Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
National PentathIon
Won by John Boritdn

ELIZABETH. N. j., Oct. 20
GNS)-The National A. A. Y.
Pentathlon championship laureis
rested with John Borican OF the
Asbury Park, n. j., Athletic Club
today.
The middle-diStance ace chalked
I'D 3244 points in the Warinanco
Park meet yesterday, taking third
in the broad jump second IN the
] .5OO-meter run. third IN the dS-
Gus throw and ties Tor second IN
the 200-meter sprint and for hith
In the iavelln throw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

fighting displays Of Dick Pugh,
guard and Ed Rice, tackle, and
Bob Kecne. right half.
You could also dwcfl on the pass
Tipping ability Of Tippy Madarik
VINO absorbed q terrific beating
all afternoon an Il kept coming
back for more with the coolnes,
of an old veteran You could Sc
overheard for Arthur Link who
PLAYED great ail-ar0und game
who eambicd ami won
But for Saturday. game Iu
Howard kealnE as great a pass
catcher as o. of j. has ever Lad.
His leapng catches oemoraAzed
the Aggies,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
SATURDAYS GRIDIRON HEROES
x
Howard Kea+inq Gets The Nod for u. D.
BY BOB MURPHY

CHICAGO, oct. 2O.-Michigan's
lineup was studded with stars in
the soul.Satisfying 14-7 triumph
over Northwestern.
There was Bob WeStfall the
team leader and fullback. striking
a tremendous blow on the first
play that found Michigan with the
ball And an afternoon WeStfall.
both ON oftonSc and defense, car
ticd the flame for Michigan.
al Nistcrts play az tackle stood
out over his celebrated rival. All
Bauman. And the two Sophomores.
Franks and Pregulman were sem
SEASONAL 1t seems terrifically un-
fair 20 pass over George Ceithaml
or Rogers or Fraumann North
western has one of the grid greats
in Otto Graham.
But the order is 10 name the
number ! star of the game and we
must raise Tom kuzma. the sophie
more from Gary 10 that spot.
kuIma threw both of Michigan
touchdown passes His 53-yarc
kick ont OF bounds on the 4-yarC
line was the climax play Of thC
game. He averaged more than 81
yards with his punts. made prob
ably more tackles than any other
man on defense. and was SECOND
only 20 Westfall as a running
threat
MIchcan's attack was bull
around Tom kuZma lie delivered
in as tough "a spot AS any sophie
moro over faced His name VIII b,
remembered around the North
western campus for many years e
come
Tom kuIma Of Gary. Long mas
Iho wave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
By EDGAR HAYES

The opposing fullbacks we're inc
. two best players in the game be-
tween Ohio State and Purdue
which the Buckeyes won Saturday
IS 10 IA. n Jack Graf Paul Brown
has one of the greatest backs in
the land. and John Petty a game
Ster from Purdue is just hali
step behind
Between them they scored three
Of the four touchdOwns m Inc
thrilling battle az Columbus. Petty
collected both of the Boilermakers
scores.
Graf works particularly well IN
Brown system. He IS a Tine SPIN
ner and has plenty OF speed once
bovond the line 81 Scrimmage. Tic
has excellent drive and is durable
enough TO play 90 minutes against
Purdue
Graf does the kicking and aver
aged al yards on nine punts with
a wet and heavy bail lie IS one OF
the fastest kIckers 10 the game ano
in would be- almost impossible lt
block 4 kick on him.
Petty played saturday, much "a
the surprise Of the coaches. He was
injured in the Pitt game and a,
late as last Wednesday his knee
was still in a cast. He ran signals
with the club only once and that
was after they had arrived in CO.
lumbus
The outstanding feat Of Petty
was racing for a touchdown from
the j-yard line on fourth down
after the preceding three downs
had lost two yards
He IS only a sophomore aBd VII
be heard from more and more as
Ira season progresses,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
CARDS BEAT BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-QNS)--
Brooklyn found Chicago's Cardin-
ais Unexpectedly tough in their
National Professional League grid
iron battle and came off smartlng
under a 20 TO 6 licking and minus
the services of the Dodgers one
man-team, " Ace Parker, who sus-
tanned a brain conclusion.
Parker was kicked in the head
near the close of the second
quarter and later suffered a new
injury TO his recently broken right
ankle. When removed from the
game ne was found 10 have sus-
tanned a concuSsion. The ankle
was bruised. He was taken to
Long Island hospital for further
examination.
Chicago Cardinals 90
Brooklyn o. d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
RAMS LOSE TO PACKERS

CLEVELAND, Oct. -20.-GNS)
Spanked by the fine passing OF
Cecil Isbell, the Green Bay Pack
ers defeated the Cleveland Rams.
II 10 Ia. The Packers won with
four minutes to go in the fourth
quarter
With four minutes TO play, Hut
son booted a field goal from
Squarely in front of the uprights
on the l5-yard line.
Playing the fun so minutes with
a painful pitching arm injury,
Parker Hall completed 20 passes,
while 1sbell completed 10,
Green Bay 3-f7
Cleveland Tia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
BY HAROLD KAHL

In a game under a brohing sun
against a tough. rugged Oklahoma
A. & VI team that had NOT lost
on ms home field for three years.
many heroes emerge from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Tn IVersity of
Detroit lineup
today.
You coU1 q
sing the praises
of Capt. Vine
Banonis. w h o
IN Il q G m or o
than half the
tackles. Y GU
could name lit
Tie Tom Nc
LOughlln " h o
fought il out at
guard against
heavier oppon
ents You could
also say plenty
for tho naIDl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
OFFENSIVE SPARK

Following this third touchdown,
the Lions showed a faint offensive
spark. But an intercepted pass by
Matuza of Billy Jefferson's at
tempt ended this on the Ia.
The last touchdown of the first
half was McLean's 61-yard dash
after taking Whites punt. Not a
Lion laid hands on him. so won
derful was the Bears blocking.
Just to mix il up, Sid Luckman
threw long pass TO Bob SwiSher
to pave the way for the fifth
touchdown. Joe Maniaci went
over from the 5-yard line:
Big Joe Stydahar intercepted
a pass and ran until he. felt tired
to set the table for the next help
ing. He intercepted on the Bears
25. ran 81 yards and then later
aled 10 BaiSi who was downed or
the IA. When the ball had been
worked to the 1-yard line Mani
acl again went over.
The most humiliating play OF
the day for the Lions came after
McAfee,S punt was blocked in the
fourth period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
CrisIer 'PrOrdZ
But Won t HIk
About GopherS
Wolverine Coach
Confers With Mccoy
On Minnesota

ANN ARBOR. Oct 2O.-Frit.
Cuisler. Michigan football coach. D
tremendously proud Of his team
but he ISM making any PROMISE
about his teams impending claSi
with MinneSota'S mighty GopherS
rated the number ! team in ths
land today.
They're big and tough" was
all Fritz would say about the
CIopherS last night when pressed
for comment on his teams
chances Saturday The Michi-
gan mentor spent most Of sun
day cloSeted with Ernie Mccoy
Wolverine assistant coach. who
secuted the men Of Bernie Bier
man in their 800 win over Pitt
Saturday
What Mccoy told him evidently
wasn't very measuring because
CriSler didn't seem 2 BIT over con
fident about the coming battle
despite his teams fine showing
against Northwestern Saturday.
THEY WERE GREAT
or that contest. which was won
by Michigan. Al Fritz was more
than ready 10 talk.
Everybody played very good
football he said enthusiastic
caly II was particularly proud
of them in the third period.
That's when they showed the
stun they were made of.
"FOr almost the entire quar-
ter. they had their backs to the
wall" the Wolverine coach con-
tinued. hut they refused TO give
up. They were great"
Fritz had nothing but praise for
the Northwestern team.
"It's an excellent club" he
opined. These boys are wonder
fully coached and their backs
especially were superb"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
BEARS (tsD


Jet: tackles. logan. Crabtree. Pavelae.
Uremovich guards. Lilo. Matuford. cerfter.
Nelson. quarterbacks. Cslthau. Moore
halfbacks. jefferson. Booth, Mathews, full
backs, Piepul. Belchik,
Chicago substitutions Ends Kavanaugh,
Wilson. Plasman, POOL tackles. Mhai.
Federoyich, stydahar. guards. L.ahar,
Forte Balsi husso. center. Matuzs quar-
terhacks, Bussey snyder; halfbacks Nc
Afee, Noting. Mclean. Clark. Maniaci
fulibacks. siandlee. FsmigHett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
MINDFUL OF NAGURsKI

Paul Moore scooped up the ball
and ran TO the 4-yard line. The
Bears tossed them back on three
straight line plays and then Nc
Afee intercepted Prices pass TO
END this attempt at doing business
with the scoreboard.
The final touchdown saw big
Bill Osmanski putting on a show
mindful of the days Nagurski
used to bowl them over for the
Bears.
The Bears have a new song now.
1t is entitled Bear Down, Chicago
Bears"
This was sung between halves
and the crowd applauded greatly.
But you can be sure the rest Of
the league doesn't want any or
lders from HalaS Of Chicago
Bears. bear down"
They were devastating enough
while in picnic mood yesterday
after the Lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
HANNEMAN MISSES KICK

Perhaps the slow start of the
Bears can best be explained In
that Detroit received. Due to an
out of bounds kickoff, plus an off
side by the Bears. Detroit started
the game by going to the Bears
30. Chuck Zimmerman tried field
goal and missed.
The Bears took Hanneman's
short kick on the 10, advanced to
the 27-yard line and went all the
way to send Gallarneau over to
score.
Halas sent McAfee and his. gang
into the game at the start of the
second quarter. The former Duke
ace took Whites punt on his 10
and came back TO the Bears 81
The drive started there with
Standlee going over in two
'plunges from the 6-yard line.
WhiZZer White fumbled on the
first play after the next kickoff
and Dick Plasman recovered on
Detroits Is. McAfee went this
distance in one try.
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.25,0OO See
Harmon
Inn Gotham

Continued from First Sport Pageh
on their touchdown drives TO eley
.trify 24,604 customers.
Pittsburgh o Q o.
New York A1-2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY

The Titans out-raZZle- dazZled
the Oklahomans and will have an
other opportunity when the Uni
versity of Arkansas, a team that
is famed for that style. comes
here next Friday TO wind up the
nocturnal season.
Smarting under three successive
Setbacks from Texas Christian.
Baylor and Texas. the Razorbacks
are just about ready TO break
loose. which means Detroit will
have 10 continue at top speed to
stay among the unbeaten
Extent Of Keatings knee injury
as a result Of crashing into the
goal post will be known sometime
today after X-rays are examined.
He was taken to Providence Hos
pital last night Bob Harrington,
regular left tackle, also has an
injured knee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Bears Restrain
Selves 10 ago
Defeat Of Lions. ).
Chieaeoans Prove
Themselves Best
of Modern Teams

Continued from First Sport Page)
Bussey. former LSU star, to Ken
Kavanaugh, old teammate of Bus
sey when they were both down
on the delta.
A crowd of $3.50 saw the Bears
split UP the scoring honors. Joe
Maniaci made a pair.
SCORE ON PLUNGES
Two members of last years
Stanford team. Hugh Gallarneau
and Norm Standlee. each scored
one on line plunges. George Nc
Afee went Is yards through the
line for another and the piece de
resistance OF the day was a 6l'
yard run back of a punt by
Scooter Mclean, a St. AnSelm'S
College product. Bill Osmanski-
mighty Bill of Holy Cross-scored
the other touchdown with the
ease of driving truck through a
lplate glass window.
Maniaci and Dick Plasman
kicked two extra points each, big
Joe Stydahar. the tackle, and
Snyder each contributed one and
the other was the aforementioned
lpass for extra point.
The Bears raised their totaI
points to 175-an average of AZ
a game. The Lions happened tc
be the first team they blankec
this year. But maybe there car
be some consolation for the De.
troiters at that. They held the
Bears scoreless for seven minutes
That's better than any one else
has done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
MORE DETERMINED

why don't yOu-afi quit play
Ing basketball" he shouted to
the Detroit players as he
brushed himself off.
A mediocre eleven would have
folded up after that second touch
down. But it served to make the
TitanS only more determined than
ever. So they opened their box Of
and began tossing
the ball around as though it was
a basketball.
A forward lateral, Madarik-
Heating Banonis. and two leaping
catches by Heating, the second as
he crashed into the goal post. fea-
tured the first touchdown. A for
ward double-lateral, Madarik-Joe
GenSheimer BanoniS Jack b r
niger, was the highlight of the
second Biringer sprinting 30 yards
along the sidelines TO score.
Detroit employed its famous
screen pass for the third, Link
dashing 80 yards behind splendid
interference after taking a pass
from Madarik That torpedoed the
Oklahoma A. e. NJ. ship. The leg
weary Titans merely went through
the motions after that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Pro Football

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Bears 40 DETROIT o.
Green Bay II Cleveland 14.
New York IS Pittsburgh T.
Cardinals 20. Brooklyn g.
Washington ~. Philadelphia II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Bitter Statistics
Of LiOns-Bears Game

TOdchdowns- Gallarneau. Standlee Csub
for OsmanskiD, McAfee (sub for Swisher1
Mclean (sub for GafaTneaul. ManiaCi
(suh for Cailarnsau) , Osmanski
Points after tuucndovn-Snyder tsifh
for Luckmanl Plasman (sub for Siegel
2, Stydahar fsuo for KOlmanl, Manlaci 2.
Gan placemenfgl kaVanA44eh- frrTtJ FOR
NoWaSkey) (paSs from BuSssgl.
LIONS t0l .RFARa (aal
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GridirOn Basketball
Titans Pass, Pivot, Feint and Bounce TO 20 TO Ia
Victory Over Oklahoma Aeges; Arkansas Next
BY HAROLD KAHL

One Of the requisites OF Uni
verSity of Detroit football players
in the future. it seems, will be a
flare for basketball. They must
know how 10 pass, forward back
ward right and left, pivot, feint,
and even bounce a football.
That is the only conclusion one
can draw today following the Ii
tan's fourth straight victory, 20-l4.
over a good Oklahoma \. & NJ.
eleven under a 'broihng sun in
saltwater Saturday They out
.razzle-dazzled the section that is
noted for the razzle-daZzle-the
Southwest.
When a team resorts to that
style after being Ia points behind
and comes through with three
touchdowns in a little more than
10 minutes, it certainly displays
all the signs of greatness.
No ordinary one would have
gambled like the TitanS did after
the AggieS took the opening kick
off for 60 yards and a touchdown.
We've followed Gus Dorais-coached
Detroit teams for Is years and
haven't seen an opponent run
through one like the Aggies since
Boston College defeated the IT,
tanS here, 20-l3, in 1889.
TITANS IN a HOLE
Then Al Scanland, a mighty fine
back, put the TitanS in a hole on
their 7-yard line with a 63-yard
quick kick. Detroit got out of this
one by passing from its l0-yard
line twice with a l5-yafd penalty
sandwichcd between only to have
an aerial intercepted and the Ag-
gies drive through TO a second
touchdown.
When the Titans were fighting
their way. out of tins dugout they
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rimss-International News Service sOundphOto

gave an inkling Of what was "a
happen in one of the most anus
ing plays of the 1game-a forward,
double-lateral. Tippy Madarik for
ward-passed to Art Link, who
tipped the ball over his shoulder
Howard Heating got il on the
first bounce, ran, then lateralled
10 Vino BanoniS. who was finally
brought down after a gain of 20
yards. In the confusion Umpire
Bill Halter was blocked and sent
Sprawling because he couldn't find
a hiding place in the midst of this
wild furry of laterals.
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Continued from First Sport Page)
like cheering today are Abel and
Carl Liscomhe, the victims of two
overenthusiastic Cleveland defense
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-06
GILL PLJACKASA.

Zaklele su Sc "denokratije' = Sjedinjene
Drzave Britannia - da nece ma javnost ida
ii svoje ratne cijeve. Churchill je bio nekoli-
ko puta upitan Il britanskom parlamentu da
ime svoje Wade kaze sta je ratni cilj Veil
ke Britanije, ali on cuti ne daje odgovora.
Nek dan su Roosevelta pital da on ime
svoje Wade kaze sta iljau "demokratije" sa
svetom ucinti nakon rata, ali on i'm je odgo
vorio, prvo treba da "demokratije' pobede.
cnda cemo govoriti 0 miru. Ne samo da svoje
ratne ciljeve taje "demokratije" nego to sto
cine fasisticke zemje Cd svih vlada kapi-
talistickih zemaja samo japanska vlada e
pod pritiskom bila prinudjena da vrlo skuceno
othrue svoje ratne cljeve.
To behu nervozni poslanici japanskon
par 'amentu koii naterase clanove svoje Wade
Ga odgovore pitanje sta ie ciIj japanske
inostrane politike l vest cd 25. februara, IL
Tokija javja da je Matsuoko, ministar mo
stranih della iapanske Wade, dao sledeci odgo-
vcr ma pomenuto pitanie:
"Iako je tesko vodti stvarne politcke a
fee skladu sa proglasenim ideiama'' rece
Matsuoko, "ja verujem da bella mora us
turiti Okeaniju Aziiatma,' koja ie 1900 mi
liza Cd severa do juga i 1000 mlia cd istoka
do zapada.' mora postati mesto "a naselja-
vanje azijatskog naroda." Oval odgovor je ne
jas san americkim drzavnicma. ier geografski
termin Okeanlja ieste vrlo neodreden: maj
sirem smisu on obuhvaca: Malaj jaziju. koia
ukljucuje Malajsku. u kojoj Sc nalazi cuveno
rlesto tvrdiava Velike Britanije, Singapora
Filipinska Ostrva, koja pripadaju .Sjedinje
ni1n Drzavama; ostrva koa Sc zovu Istocna
lndja, koja prpadaju Holandij; Australia
zisu, kou sacnjayaju australia, Papua Ostr-
ostrva juznog Pacifika, kao sto su New Zea-
land Havajska Ostrva. | kao Sto vidi, po-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-06
Daniel De Leon.

Ne govori wise, Kristijane. govori wise. uz-
viknu Bridget ezom; he govori wise, Jaoi. mole
sumne skoro pretvaraju sigurnost; ali magic pre-
kidajut susajuei pravcu sobe ona donetnu
niska glasa: = Slusaj = susai.
Muz supruga ucute. sredni duboke notne tiSine
cuju neki sum so zvucase kao prekdano sibane tela
kroz krstijanov iedna misao dade znak svoi
supruz da mice; lampu tho otyor vrata st9
vodjahu drvenm stepenicama po kojma Sc idase m
prvi sprat. Oslanajuc ma cd prislona rukorn
zaklanjaiut lampu krstijan gde Herve koga bez
sumne probudse eka zvoncad cegraljki povorke kle-
ci ma podu, kosulji i caksirama ! grubo discn-
llnuJe sVoJe bokove peca korbacem sa cvorovima ma
kraJu Lemase sebe tako zarkm zanosorn da ne prime
II bzlnu oca mu stepenicama, i ako svetost lampc
bacase svoe zrake don ju dvoranu Sa suzama II oci-
ma, Bridget djase svojm muzem ma noznim prstna
On oseti drhcucu ruku svoe supruge ma ramenu mn
Gu sapat bonih reel kroz MEN ecaj:
On, nesretno dete.
Hajdmo, draga moia sunruqo. trenutak 10 noro
iJan da cd naseg sna dobijemo ispovest
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