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Evening star., 1951-11-10
By Brion Bell, Jr.

The Washington Lions, now in
first place in the Eastern Hockey
Leagues Southern Division, are
taking a sudden form reversal in
stride.
Losers of their first four games,
the Lions suddenly got tough and
after shellacking the Philadelphia
Falcons, To-, at Uline Arena last
might they lead the division by a
point. The Washington club got
an assist from the New York
iRovers who edged Johnstown, 80.
Hast night, to put the Lions on
top.
However, the Washington play
ers aren't awed by their league
leading status. They are playing
as if they belong in first place
and are taking their victories in
stride.
In the dressing room after last
nights game. the Lions were
,elated but not overly enthusiastic.
4tlCy gave OUSCi fC1o GllC 1CCllllS
they expected to win and think
they'll keep on winning.
Coach Jack Riley deserves
much praise for the clubs sudden
success. He has never lost faith
in the boys and kept saying. well
improve" Riley worked hard
with the players in practice ses-
sions to iron out mistakes and
the Lions aren't playing like the
same club that dropped its first
four games.
Two early season deficiencies
have been corrected in workouts
it has been evident in the last few
games. During their losing streak
the Lions never seemed to have a
wingman in front of the crease
for a rebound shot and lost many
scoring opportunities. Also on
defense, too many times a pain
of Washington players woulo
check the man with the puck
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Virginia Out TO Repeat
lover n. T.. for First
Time in s Years
BY q stoff Correspondent Of The s.or

by q Sfoff correspondent OF me Sfof
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Nov. g.
North Carolina and Virginia met
here today for their seth football
clash in the South's Oldest con-
tinuous rivalry which dates from
1892.
Virginia, loser only to Washing
ton and Lee this season. has won
only seven games from the Tar
Heels since 1915 and hasn't won
twice in a row during the past IS
years.
But the Cavaliers will be favored
today by as much as 13 points
They won here last year, ALB
and this season have knocked of
George Washington. Virginia Tech
Virginia Military. Duke and The
Citadel.
Virginia is a defensive minded
club. It's defense pattern fell apart
once this season when W8SL regis
tered a 42-14 upset. Except for
that game. Virginia has been
scored on only once-by Duke,
which took a 30-7 beating.
The Tar Heels. on the other
hand. are having one of their poor
est years. They've beaten only
North Carolina State t21-0 and
South Carolina (21-6). while losing
to Georgia. Texas. Maryland, Wake
Forest and Tennessee.
Coach Art Guepe of Virginia is
expected to start Rufus Barkley,
former Episcopal High School of
Alexandria star, in the offensive
quarterback role. Gordon Granger
and Jim Ashwell have been named
starters at halfbacks and Gerry
Furst at fullback. ..
Coach Carl Snavely is expected
to rely on Bob CAN'T, Dick Wiess,
Billy Williams and Larry Parker
for most of his offensive power.
The Tar Heels lead the series
with % victories to "a for Vir-
|ginia. Three games are tied.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Inspired Iowa Goes for Upset
lover BowI-Minded Illinois

The gridiron may be treacherous
afoot after this weeks snow fall.
This would work in favor of Reich
ardt. who seemingly does just as
good a job of line ripping in sloppy
going than on a fast field.
At the same time. Illinois
speedy, elusive backs of Johnny
KarraS and Don Stevens may be
handicapped. If they fail to find
footing, however, the Illini have
an excellent passer in Sophomore
Tommy O'Connell to mix up the
plays.
A week ago. O'Connell guided
an 83-yard touchdown drive in
the face of a 45-mile-an-hour
wind to give Illinois a TO edge
over Michigan in the last IS Sec
onds of the game.
That choice victory, gained in
a blizzard. boosted the Illini to
second place behind Tennessee in
the national A. P. poll.
Today's game is homecoming for
Illinois with crowd of $1,000 ex-
pected. s 49,
Evening star., 1951-11-10
BowConscous Terps Facing Critical Test in Navy at Bamor
Undefeated Maryland
Battling Win-Hungry
Team Before 10000
BY q sioff Correspondent Of The s,ar


BALTIMORE, Nov. 1O.-Navy's
poor showing of a tie and five
straight defeats this season didn't
mean a thing to undefeated Mary
lands bowl-conscious football
squad here today as it rolled up
its sleeves and prepared to battle
the Middies at Memorial Stadium.
With Maryland having only two
games left after this afternoon
Navy shaped up as the big" one
to beat to get the Terps a post.
season invitation. The kickoff
was scheduled for 2 pm.
Irwin Poche, incoming president
of the Sugar Bowl, was in the
stands and it was considered pos
sible that he might have an an
nouncement to make concerning
"a post-season game should Mary
land win by a convincing margin.
Fair weather was predicted and
almost 10000 fans were expected
to see the State rivals clash. 4
parade of midshipmen. $500
strong. starting at LOS pm, was
to usher IN a colorful afternoon
Maryland's scarlet-coated band
and majorettes followed, and the
TeIpS had their usual card OF
stunts for presentation between
halves.
Ranked third in the Associated
Press weekly poll, Maryland was
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Harvard Well Pointed
For Princeton Game
By the Assoeioted Press

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 10
All-America Dick Kazmaier and
his unbeaten football teammates
invade Harvard Stadium today in
quest of Princeton's goth consecu-
tive victory.
Coach Lloyd Jordan has had
two weeks to prepare Harvard's
defenses against the Tiger triple
threat in this 44th meeting be-
tween the Ivy Leaguers.
A year ago, the all-winning
Tigers rolled to 1926 win over
Harvard. The Princeton tally
was the highest ever made against
a Crimson football team. Har-
wards 26 points, however, was the
biggest score against Princeton
last year.
Jordon has drilled his club hard
sometimes in secret session-to
try to stop Kazmaier, but he is
known to have polished the Har-
ward attack, too. In its last two
outings Harvard defeated Army
and LOST by one touchdown tt
Dartm uth in a free-scoring con-
test.
Evening star., 1951-11-10

must make the cards the other games?
The list is long 1t includes Tennessee, Maryland
Georgia Tech Kentucky Texas TCU Arkansas Baylor Wake
Forest and Oklahoma There will be Others but these lead the
list Vanova break n if this squad remain unbeaen
the rest of the way leaving only defeat in its wake
IF WE MOVE to the Cotton Bowl Dallas the Texas
defenders the lead Texas Baylor
Arkansas has been moving hurry Rice has lost
only one conference game, but Rice has terrific finishing
schedule against Arkansas AIM TCU Baylor
TCU now leading might invite either Tennessee Maryland
But the Sugar Bowl has her Louisiana eyes this
bnation hear There be quite battle be-
tween the Cotton and Sugar Bowls these strong squads
Both the Cotton and Gator Bowls will have their share of
class. Arkansas Rice TCU Oklahoma Kentucky
are all strong teams and worthy bowl candidates
MARYLAND HAS AN EASY-LOOKING road the rest of the
Her remaining opponents Navy North Carolina State
and West Virginia Navy stumbling through the schedule
far may explode with the potential strength she
Tennessee has two rough spots ahead The Vols have
extremely unhappy day Lexington against Bear Byan
Kentucky squad with Parli in action
Parl isn't the aaround back that Laurcea is but he
Vanderbilt playing home with Passer Wade the may
put a rebellion
too safe but almost
rate of the big bowls whatever happens.
RICE ARKANSAS, BAYLOR and Oklahoma can put on fin
tshes that will make them wanted strong section of
BoWla-Bowla Land These teams all among the BEST
Miami and Jacksonville have nothing worry about.
Holy Cross with only single defeat could be another
nomination No bowls permitted by the Big Ten outside
of the Rose. by the Ivy League Notre Dame
1t is we'll to remember that tremendous upses take
place November along. Unbeaten always
wdeopen targets beaten members looking
least better physical and mental condition The South
still is the home nest of the bowls with strong
well matched.
North American Newspaper Alliance,
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Miami, Furman Breeze
To Football Triumphs
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The
Hurricanes really blew in the
South last night.
Miami University's Hurricanes
defeated Chattanooga, BAT, in the
top college football game on the
light Nation-w wide program and
Furman's Hurricanes blew hot for
a 1913 victory over the Newberry
Indians.
Touchdown plays ranging in dis
tance from 81 to SO yards carried
Miami to victory.
Jack Hackett passed to Ed Lutes
for two tallies, one covering SO
yards and the other SO yards.
Frank Smith ran 56 and 80 yards
for two more and Bud Constantine
raced At yards for the other.
Chattanooga didn't score until
in the final quarter. The tally
came on a 7-yard run by Dan
Orlich.
Sonny Horton. scoring three
Itouchdowns, and Russell Sutton
paced .Furman to its triumph.
Horton gained 153 yards and SUIT
ton ls5 pf Furman's 1913.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Title for TCU a Cinch
If Baylor and Rice
Are Beaten Today
By the Associoted Press

DALLAS. Nov. l0.-This week
end could virtually hand the
Southwest Conference football
championship to Texas Christian
Should Texas and Rice lose
their games, TCU would boast a
game and a half lead over the
field with three to play. The
Horned Frogs ought to be able
to take it from there on their own
Texas and Rice aren't both like
ly to lose, however. If both win
the race would be narrowed to
three teams.
Anyway. Texas meets Baylor al
Austin, Rice plays Arkansas al
Houston in a night game and
Texas A&M and Southern Meth
odist get together at College Sta
ton in a contest that will decide
virtually nothing since each al
ready has lost two conference
tests.
Texas Christian, mdefeated in
championship play, sits this one
out. Major interest of the Horned
Frogs will be on the Texas-Baylor
game. Defeat for Texas Is quite
desirable for the Frogs.
Crowds totaling 125,000 will see
the three games with 10000 turn
ing out at Austin, $4,000 at Col
lege Station and 10000 at Hous-
ton.
Arkansas and Rice are rated
even. A6M is a seven-point
favorite over Southern Methodist,
and Texas is given a seven-point
margin over Baylor.
Texas and Baylor stack up
pretty well both offensive and
defensively. Texas has allowed
214 yards per game and Baylor
239 but Baylor has gained 1922
to 273 for Texas.
Arkansas is well ahead of Rice
in each department. A8SM is the
conferences leading offensive
team but the Methodists have
shown a better defense.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Football Today
On Radio and TV
Radio.

Maryland-Navy, WRC. 1:55 pm.
Notre Dame Michigan State,
WMAL, VOL, WWDC, WEAM
WASH-FM, 1:15 pm.
Virginia-North Carolina, WPIK,
las pm.
Capital Classic, North Carolina
AIT VS.. Virginia State, VOL, $3.50
pm.
Roundup of big games CNotre
Dame Michigan State. Maryland
Navy. Penn-Wisconsin, Iowa Hill
nois. Kentucky Tulane), WTOP
las pm.
TeleviSiOn.
Notre Dame VS. Michigan State
WNBW, lis pm.
Fort Knox VS.. Military District
of Washington, WTOP-TV, 1:4s
pm.
Air Force Headquarters VS.. Pa
tuxent Naval Base, WNBW, fol-
lowing Notre Dame-Michigan
State game.
(For benefit of television view.
ers. below are the names anc
numbers of Notre Dame ant
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Evening star., 1951-11-10
Notre Dame 10 Open
Penn's 1852 Season
BY the Assoeioied Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Two
intersectional rivals and a tradi-
tional home-State foe are the
three new schools on the 1852
University of Pennsylvania foot
ball schedule.
Notre Dame, Georgia and Penn
State are the newcomers on the
list which was released yesterday.
All three will play at Franklin
Field on a nine-game card that
includes two away dates.
Penn's six other opponents next
season are holdovers from 1851
Princeton, Cornell, Columbia,
Dartmouth, Army and Navy.
The meeting with Georgia will
mark the first time the Bulldogs
and Quakers have faced each
other on the gridiron. The Notre
Dame game, opening Franklin
Fields 10th season September ~,
i is the third of a series started in
1880.
Penn State has met Penn 80
times since 1890.
The schedule:
! Sentember 81, Notre Dame; October 4,
Dart 1Upth; II, at Princeton; 1S, at CO.
lumhYp1525, Navy; November /, Penn State.
8; Ge0fgia; 10. Army; ~. Cornell.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Undefeaied 5partans
Slim Choices Over
Steamed UP Irish
BY the Associated Press

EAST LANSING, Mich. Nov. 10.
Two Giants of Midwest foot
ball. deep and deadly Michigan
State and steamed-up Notre
Dame, battle here today for ma
tional honors in a duel Of power
packed offenses.
The undefeated Michigan State
ISpartans, seeking their 18th con-
secutive win, are slim favorites
over the sophomore studded Notre
Dame Irish. losers only to South
.ern Methodist this year.
A capacity crowd of $1,000
'frehzied fans. plus millions Of
television viewers, will see the
game. A cloudy day. with oc-
casional snow fiurries. is forecast,
after a week of heavy snow and
cold.
Hundreds of MISC students have
worked round the clock for 48
hours removing II inches of snow
from the playing field and stands
of Macklin Field. The canvas
covered turf is repeatedly only
slightly soggy.
Spartans Stress Running.
The Spartans. with two and
three men for each position. are
rated primarily a running team.
But they have a potent passing
combination in Quarterback Al
Dorow to towering ends. Bob
Carey and Paul Decker.
The Irish. with flashy runners
in John Petition and Neil Worden,
emphasize passes from Quarter
back John MaZur to Capt. Jim
Mutscheller. They are a young
and scrappy outfit. with the usual
Irish fire.
In their last four games, the
Spartans have come from behind
to win. with flash-fast pony
backfleld in reserve overpoWering
enemy defenses. But MISC sup
porters fear the tactic might not
work against the ''never-say- lie"
Irish.
/ A victory for the Spartans might
put them back near the top of the
heap in the national rankings by
the Associated Press. They were
rated fifth this week, while Notre
Dame was No. II.
Coaches Nearly Nom -Committal.
Coach Frank Leahy of Notre
Dame, a chronic pessimist, has
told friends cautiously "our boys
have slight chance" to upset
State. MSC's Biggie Mum, tight
Tipped. comedies Notre Dame an
edge"
This, he explains, is due to the
fact the Spartans were idle last
week while Notre Dame beat Navy.
There is little talk of a bowl bid
for either team. Notre Dame ira
ditionally stands against such
matches. and Michigan State Pres
ident John A. Hannah said point
blank yesterday:
1--WE want to clear this matter
up once and for all. We're not
going to play in any bowl game
this year" Big Ten rules. he said,
forbid MISC participation.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Surginq Hockey Lions, on Top,
Act osn They Belong There

leaving an unguarded wingman
to take pass and shoot un-
molested at the net.
Another big improvement lies
in the Lions scoring punch when
the other team is a man short.
In their first five games the Wash
ington club did not score once
when they outnumbered the op-
position six to five. Now, a penalty
box sentence for the visitors is a
signal for the Lions to knock in a
goal.
Attendance also is improving-a
crowd of 1927 saw last nights
action-and more fans should turn
out if the Lions keep up their hot
pace.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
BY the Associated Press

CHAMPAIGN. H., Nov. 10
The Iowa Hawkeyes, who have
failed to defeat Illinois in nine
years, will shoot for an upset to-
day that would knock the Rose
Bowl-hopeful Illini from the Ma
tons unbeaten ranks.
Illinois is a 20-point favorite as
it aims for it's seventh straight
victory of the campaign and its
fourth in Big Ten action.
Iowa is last in the conference
standings with three losses and
one tie. The Hawkeyes scored 20
points in the final period a week
ago to deadlock Minnesota, 1920.
Iowa figures that rally may
have lighted the fuse and the team
now is ready to live up to pre-
season expectations of pulling an
upset or two along the way. 1t
boasts the conferences leading
ground gamer in Bill Reichardt. a
.205-pound fullback who has
romped ats yards In 80 trips for
a So average.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Georgia Tech Bound
For Orange Bowl,
Newspaper Says
BY the Assoeiated Press

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
Nov. 10.-Geergia Tech will
be one of the Orange Bowl
teams at Miami on New
Years Day. the Chattanooga
News-Free Press said today.
The Yellow Jackets have
been invited and have accept
ed and announcement will be
made in the near future
probably within hours after
today's game with VM1 in
Atlanta, the News-Free Press
said.
In Atlanta, Head Coach
Bobby Dodd said only "As far
as I am concerned we have
not signed a contract" He
added that any confirmation
or denial would have to come
from the Orange Bowl Com
mittee at Miami.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Police Thwort MILDLY
Attempt to Smear
Baltimore Stadium
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. To-
Park Police intercepted four
Midshipmen early today as
they were making for Balti-
more Stadium with paint,
banners and other decorating
equipment.
The stadium was the scene
of this afternoons football
game between Navy and Mary
land.
Park patrolmen caught up
with the Naval Academy raid
ing party about l am. They
had a big Navy banner, paint
ed on paper. which they ap-
parently intended to drape on
the stadium wall.
The Middies were repri-
manded and ordered to ske-
daddle back to Annapolis.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
10000 See Stanford
Battle Trojans, With
Bowl Bid in Balance
By the kssocioted Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.-With
the winner given the inside track
to- the Rose Bowl, Stanford and
Southern California meet on the
gridiron today before an expected
turnout of 10000 or more in
Memorial Coliseum.
Neither team has met defeat in
college play this fall and both
went into the game. 30th in the
Stanford Trojan series, in excel
lent shape.
Coach Jess Hills warriors of
Troy were favored by one touch
down. Victory would almost cinch
them the Rose Bowl assignment
against the Big Ten representa-
tive New Years Day.
use has only one conference
game left. against UCLA Novem-
ber "a. Stanford has two tough
ones. Oregon State and Cali
fornia, the Indians traditional
big game foe.
At least three All America
candidates went on display. Pride
of the Stanford squad is giant
Bill McColl. aiming at his second
All-America designation at right
end.
On the Trojan side were Frank
Clifford. 194-pound power runner
who operates from the tailback
berth of the use single wing at
tack, and Pat Cannamela. 210-
pound plus dinebacker who has
been acclaimed as the best in his
line in the west.
This was the most important
meeting between the two schools
since they battled for the Rose
Bowl honor in 1888. Stanford
won that time. use holds a To-
11-2 edge in the overall series.
Evening star., 1951-11-10

warned Dy Coacn Jim 1aLum tndt
it could expect the door die fight
Navy displayed in upsetting Army
last year.
Navy Hungry for Win.
A defeat might shatter the
Terps' bowl hopes and would be
a powerful stimulant for Navy's S
nodding grid fortunes. Most ex-
perts looked for a rugged physical
clash. with the midshipmen at
tempting to overcome Maryland S
polish with their own Drawn.
Coach Eddie Erdelatz of Navy,
who has juggled his lineup all
season, will start three backfield
men who were substitutes earlier
i'm the campaign. Mike Sorren-
tino. who did we'll at quarterback
against Notre Dame last week,
got the call over Bob Zastrow,
setting up a battle of wits be-
tween the 165-pound pilot from
Bulls School and Maryland's Jack
IScarbath, a real slick ball han
Idler.
Scarbath. who didn't even gair
honorable mention in Baltimore
schoolboy football, will play in his
home town for the first time with
his newly won reputation as one
of the country's finest split I
quarterbacks.
Navy also will have two new
starting guards on offense in Tony
Correnti and Steve Eisenhauer
who were moved up in an effort
to put more bounce in Navy's at
tack.
Terps Field Stout Line.
The boys from Annapolis didn't
figure to make much headway
against a stout Maryland line,
anchored by All-America Bob
Ward at guard, but they were
hopeful. Sorrentino, unlike Zas-
trow, is known as a short-passer
and no. previous Maryland oppo-
nent was able to use that weapon
profitably against the Terps.
Maryland, aiming for its second
consecutive victory and third win
in the 18th meeting between the
schools, was rated at least two
touchdown favorite. Some sources
had the Terps doped to win by
three touchdowns, but Tatum
said he'd settle for one. Mary
land won last years game, 1921
to dedicate its new stadium al
College Park with a victory.
Navy tapered off in light drill
yesterday at Annapolis, while
Maryland, after a late workout
at College Park, was bussed over
to Baltimore for quiet night ir
a hotel.
| Today's game will be broadcas
in Washington over Station WRC
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Michigan State-|rish,
Top
DAYS Football Slate
by the Assoeioted Press

There were roses in the air at
Los Angeles and snow in the skies
lat East Lansing, Mich, for the
Nations two top football games
today.
Stanford. unbeaten in seven
games, and Southern California.
also winner of seven but whipped
by Camp Pendleton in an informal
contest, clash before 10000 in Los
Angeles Coliseum with a possible
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Ruschi Leuvinq Hospital

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 (P.-
Pitcher Vic Raschi. New York
Yankees. is slated for discharge
today from Johns Hopkins Hos
pital. A frayed cartilage was re-
moved from the hurler's knee nine
days ago.
Evening star., 1951-11-10

bid to the Rose Bowl hinging on
the outcome. use is ranked sixth
nationally and Stanford seventh.
At East Lansing, where there is
snow on the ground and flurries
predicted. the mighty undefeated
Spartans of Michigan State play
host to Notre Danes youthful
Irish, downed only by Southern
Methodist, before a capacity house
of 81 900.
No bowl bid, however, figures in
(See FOOTBALL, Page A-l1.)
Evening star., 1951-11-10

Jacksonville
Which are the teams that will fill these
five major bowls?
Moving westward we find the Rose Bowl
has four candidates in Southern California,
Stanford, Illinois and Wisconsin The two
leaders now are Southern Cal and Illinois At
least, they are well in front as football sweeps
into the stretch. They have the big Novem-
ber edge.
Trojans-Illini meeting will bring to-
gether Clifford and Karras, two of the finest
backs of the year.
What about the other eight teams which
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Pro Basketball
BY the Associated Pres.

BY me NsSOeIofed FFess
NATIONAL, :! ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia, 9Sa Minneapolis. SO.
Indianapolis. 90: Fort Wayne. n.
Tonight's Schedules.
Philadelphia VS.. Boston at New York.
Minneapolis at New York
Ind Anapolis at Rochester.
SyfNsuse at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Win, Lose, or Draw
By GRANTLAND RICE

NEW YORK, NOV. 10-There will be at least five top bowl
games this January and that means 10 football
The five bowlSno including the Sun Bowl which usually
is goodare Rose Cotton, Sugar Orange Gator
paSadena Dallas Adiari and
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Football Scores
BY the Associated Press
MIDWEST.

MIDWEST.
Doane 46 Kearney (Nebr.) Teachers 10
(Okla.) State So
Central tOkla.) state IA
hastings 81 s------ York IL
Omaha "a Simuson IA
Central Michigan 40 Ferris Institute
North Central tIll.) 25 Carthage Gh) 10
Buena Vista 81 Central Nowal
A&M 10 Cameron Aggies II
Emporia State (Kans.) 33
St. Benedict's Kans) 6
College of Emporia (Kans.) 81
Ottawa tKans) Is
Bethany tKans) 81
Missouri Valley II VIM. Jewell MOI
SOUTH.
Morris Harvey 23 Davis and Elkins @
Newport News Ap'tice "a Bridgewater Q
rurman ID ------ ------- NeWDerry Ii
Miami Mhrsnan q. ---- cn.ttnnnd stytansyiiie l5
MorehOuse 13 Knoxville g
SOUTHWEST.
n. Mex. Highlands 81 Win. st. tColo.1 81
"no'f FAk Il WEST fAAs western
California Aggies "a
Chicago (Calif.l State College 81
San Francisco State College 10
La Veine fCalf.) College Q
Evening star., 1951-11-10

Sentember ~, Notre Dame; October 4,
Dart1 t1Upth; IL, at Princeton; 1S, at CO.
lumhHu25, Navy; November /, Penn State.
g.; Georgia; 10, Army; n. Cornell.
Evening star., 1951-11-10

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