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the game. We took Workman to
q dentist TO have him look at the
root Of the tooth, and I saw Mark
in the hotel after the game and
talked to him." a
Washington and Lee plays West
Virginia In Morgantown Saturday
might and the Generals Jay Hand.
Ian needs 10 points TO become the
third major college player ever 10
score 2,000 In O college career, No
doubt the MountaineefS want TO
stop Handlan.
Hamilton said he has heard
many times that Washington end
Lee tried 10 get Workman" and
he expects q rough reception from
tho fans at Mefgantewn. The
Q 800 seats for the game have been
sold out for several days.
-WHfFTLf@EY,
Evening star., 1952-02-27

Tri-State League. joins the Mats
after hitting .314 with Almendares
in the Cuban Winter League. He
also joins them out Of shape
about 10 pounds overweight, and
Coach Clyde Milan is planning tc
run him until he sheds the excess
poundage.
Consistent 800 Hitter.
II can't understand how q fel-
low with that wonderful batting
stroke could stay in the minors
50 long" Milan said. Campos
has been q consistent 300 hitter
In six seasons Of minor league
competition and two In, the vut.
law Mexican League.
Carnpos was rising. In the minor.
when he snubbed the salary Of.
fered him by Los Angeles ano
signed with the Mexican League
That retarded him for two sea.
sons. and O stomach which haa
shown repeated tendencies TO col
up also has been q factor In do.
laying his progress.
Rain continued TO frustrate Che
Mats yesterday. They ran briefly
on q soggy outheid, but 20 date
the only player % AWiaa NJ A
pitch has been Mickey urAsDo,
who hlt several balls the other
day before The pitching machine
broke down,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Phelps Gains Series Lead
As Il Edges Armstrong

Phelps Vocational School Is In
first place in the District Negro
city basketball series and Is as
sured Of at least a tie for the title
after edging Armstrong, $3.50,
yesterday at Uline. In the OPEN
ing game Of the double header,
Dunbar beat Cardozo, 66-46.
Phelps now has a Al record
while Dunbar and Armstrong are
tied for second with So marks.
The final circuit double-header Is
next Wednesday at Uline when
Armstrong faces Cardozo and
Phelps plays Dunbar. @
Elgin Baylor. Phelps league
leading scorer. paced his team to
its victory with 26 points while
Dan Robinson Gagged 20 points for
Armstrong.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Basketball
CONTINUED From Page CID

(Contl1ueu TIOM EaSS N~4"
nament to Richmond and George
town puts o nine-game home
court winning streak on the line
against little Mount st. Mary's at
$3.50 in McDonough Gymnasium.
Terps Eye Southern Tourney.
Maryland already has beaten
the Spiders by 10 points and fig-
ures to move closer to the last
conference berth open, although
Richmond could be troublesome,
Saturday night II beat William
and Mary by 10 points ct Rich
mond In probably the biggest sir-
prise Of the Southern calnpais11.
American y. defeated Lcyola In
overtime In an early February
game In Baltimore for the Grey
hounds only Mason Dixon defeat
Of the season, while the Eagles
lost for the f1rst time Saturday
night 10 Hampden-sydney
Bud DAILY, Aus plAymaker and
floor leader, missed the Hatnpden.
sydney game due 10 O bpralned
ankle, but will start against Loy'
ola aiona with the other Az DO.
pendabies, Capt. nd MoMAtt. HAi
bponSler, John Beiby and AieS
sheldon, MohAtt IA AUS TOP
scorer with q i4A average while
BponSler and selby ore iieNt Win
the same number Of points, s4i
for On iiIb average, lb
LOy0lA iiaS BaAe In Height,
L0yoia viii have the edHe IN
height with Gsio0tsT Charles Me-
eull0uah IN the GtaFtlha iIheuI
and 0Si00tsB Ben e0Oh a.
Gtand'iR, although stan easSell
AU eOaeh, sweArS both Boys aF(
At least Z Inches taller Than thelI
program helahtr The Grey
hounds t0p se0TeF 10 I'D DOheFll
with 4 iBsp0lntIplub average
Maryland can ehneh 4 place n
the b0utheFh'9 tournament WIN
4 vlet0pH t0hlaht REGARDLESS 0f thl
Oute0Dne Of IVA iAst Two ehIhe6
sh0uld elemR0n beAl South Care
lna "A expected tomerr0w hlaht
HeWeVepr The TePpS haYa lWt
m0Pe ehanee6I aGRlnat CIV W.
ldaV and weak Davidson ~ e0lleal
PAIN saturday nlaht
ee0FgetewH will be AssuEea .QI
winning seasen feF bnaql
e'aFaaV, IN retiring eeAehy viii
10 triumph eVeH the aftsheatel
Mounts The HeVas ere lase .
IpFeseRt and have feuF aamsa II
lplaE, They have wen f9N
ItFalght, their last i've over Mary
llaHd nd Lasalls,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Snug Horbor and Works
In Lost. Hulf Title Come

Snug Harbor and Northeast
Body Works basketball teams
meet tonight at . o'clock at
Hyattsville Armory for the second
half title in the Prince Georges
Recreation League.
A victory for Snug Harbor gives
it the league title. as 1t also took
first honors. II the Fender
benders win, the teams will hold
a two-out-of three series for the
title.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Star Tourney Tickets

Student tickets for The
Evening stars 2oth annual
metropolitan interschoiastic
invitation basketball tourna.
inent are on sale at oil Dis.
trict public high schools and
at oil competing schools. The
student price 10 90 cents.
Schools keep proceeds for
their athletic funds and those
planning TO attend are I'd.
vised TO buy In advance. No
student tickets will DO sold OF
the gate on game nights.
The adult and general ad-
mission price ID 81. These
tickets are sold OF the gate on
game nights.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Kentucky i Trio Facing
3-Year Sentences in
Basketball Fix Case
~ The Asseela,sd Press

u .
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Three
Former University OF Kentucky
basketball players face UP to three
years In q New York City prison
after pleading guilty to q con.
Ispiracy charge.
Alex Groza and Ralph Beard
AA-An1ericaS, and Dale Barn.
stable pleaded guilty yesterday tc
lconspiring with gamblers to shave
points in a l940 National Invita-.
ltion Tournament game at Madison
Square Garden against Loyoia Of
Chicago. Loyola won, 67-50.
They were paroled by General
Session Judge Saul s. STREET until
March %, when they will be sen-
fenced.
The three were permitted tc
plead to o conspiracy charge, q
ln1isdemeanor. A more seriou,
charge Of accepting 0 bribe was
In effect. dropped.
Bill Spivey. another Kentucks
star for two years, will appear to.
day before the grand pury In.
vestigating the basketball scan.
dals. He talked with representa-.
tives Of the district attorney,
ONCE yesterday.
Still q fourth ex.Kentucky
player, Walter Hirsch. also wal
scheduled TO make his second 40.
pearance before the grand Jury
Hifsoh. captain OF the i0S0.bl
team, 10 under $500 bond 90 q
material witness,
epivey, who has denied any con.
Ineetion with the fixing Of games
he's not played this season. He
asked to be declared ineligible
until his name was cleared Of
suspicion, but now seeks rein.
statement 90 he can play In post.
season games with Kentucky.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
CoIoniuIs
CONTINUED From Page CID

team to beat West Virginia In the
conference and one or two teams
(the other Is Penn State) to beat
the Mountaineers this season.
ColoniaIs Start Fast.
The Colonials have not lost to a
team below them in the standings
with the exception of South Caro-
lima, which they passed only last
week end. They lost two to North
Carolina State, seeking its sixth
straight title; twice to Duke anc
Dick Groat and once to Clemson,
in addition to South Carolina.
The Colonials started fast, win
ming eight Of their first 10 games
but in the middle of their schedule
tried to play six games in nine
days. four Of them on the road
and lost four Of them.
With the team gaining expert.
ence with each outing, and with
Herschfield In the lineup as q
steadying influence, the Colonials
are developing into a better ball
club.
Scoreless for 10 Minutes.
However, for 10 minutes In the
second period last night they
didn't score q field goal. The team
trailed the Generals, who have
lost 16 games. 32.27, at halftime
but Edenbalm's 10 point spree In
the second half---his total out
put--fnade the difference.
Elliott Karver came through,
with 20 points and John Holur
with 16, and with Edenbauin they
contributed 90 Of the 90 points
THAT makes a. points for Holup n
his last two games, we'll over hil
i5-point average for the season
The 9sfoot.0 center Ii the young.
ster Reinhart was counting on "a
high scorer.
washington and Lees jAy
HAndlan, needing 30 points In MI
last two games 10 become The third
major college player 10 hit 9,O00
picked up II Of them last iilaht
Two less than teAiiiFnAte chAFie,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Star Tourney
CONTINUED From Page c.i)

OF schedules were considered by
the committee In making pairifigs,
The tournament. sponsored as
usual by the District 1nterhigh
Athletic Council, stacks up 90 one
OF the best events OF It's kind In
years, Even the opening-round
games, In many seasons not out
standing attractions, hgure TO be
interesting contests.
Washington.Lee and George
Washington agreed before yester-
days seedlings to determine the
Northern Virginia title and O
seeded spot In the State tourna-
Hnent next month by the relative
success OF the two clubs In The
Stars tournament. However. as
the pairings worked out, CIV and
WI clash in the opening round
Monday night at S:45 with the
Northern Virginia title at stake
and a natural attraction offered
tournament fans.
Tech will be favored to beat
Blair in the opening game start
ing at 1880. but the Trainers will
have to stop the Blazers Marty
Sigholtz. one Of the areas best
players.
Roosevelt in Fine Trim.
Tuesday at 8:45 st. Anthony's,
boasting a 20-2 seasons record,
will clash with Roosevelt which is
playing perhaps the best basket
ball in the area at present as its
surge to the Interhigh playods
and four-point loss to powerful
Tech in the finals attest. Z
st. Anthony'S, q newcomer to
the tournament, has been beaten
only by Tech and st. Johns this
year and should offer the Riders a
stiff test In q game which must
be rated q tossup. st: Johns is
paired against Bladensburg In
Tuesdays opener at 1880 and the
Johnnies remember the difficulty
they had in defeating the Blades.
44-36, with q last-half rally
earlier In the season. .f
It Is difficult to see how the
tournament can come up with a
poor semifinal or championship
game. Tech. II victorious, will
meet either Roosevelt. which Just
missed upsetting the Trainers last
Saturday night, or st. Af1thony's,
O much improved club since II
scored 80 points against Tech, but
lost. 9b-6B.
Top Basketball Attractions.
In the other bracket. George
Washington and d. Johns could
wind up IN the seiniflhals, which
would provide another f1ne al.
traction. The two, rated among
the top fives In The area, have
not met this season. Washington
Lee could be ~, John's opponent
ss-the johhhles beat The Generals
by only four points last week..
s.hr f3lAdehsburh's tall team could
lAllrpriSe NJ, J0hh'B and reach
the bemlhhalbi
4 No matter what happens IN
the tournament, the eveht Of
ferS TOP basketball throughout ltl
( f6uFsdAy puhr II t0DsAeeded Teel'
ear preserve IVA perfect record
IN the tournament AaalhAt th(
TOP competition IN the area, Y
I viii we'll deserve IVA hlahSrAted
SPOT
Evening star., 1952-02-27

BladeHsbuFg and Oxen Hill,
preparing for their meeting to-
morrow night at oxen Hill at q
o'eleek for the Prince Georges
County title and a place In The
Star tournament, met with mixed
success yesterday,
The Blades gave strong George
Washington Of Alexandria o bat
tie before losing, b6-4e. Bob Kess-
Ter tossed In 10 points to lead CIV
to victory, but Don Green, Bla-
denshurg star, stole the scoring
honors with II.
Oxon Hill took its 18th victory
In 20 starts by knocking on Ia
Plata. 66-4%. Ted Peters le points
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Mats Miss Only coon
And Vernon as Yost
Accepts. Pay Otter
sy O StaH eeuespondsn, ot The s,u,

BY q staH Correspondent Of The stuV
ORLANDO. Fla, Feb. 81
With Eddie Yost in the fold,
Mickey Vernon and Gil Coan
are the only Mats regulars not
accounted for today.
Yost agreed to terms yes
terday in a telephone CONVEX
sation from his home in
South Ozone Park. N. Y. with
Calvin Griffith, vice president
Of the club. The 25-year-old
third baseman accepted an
estimated $4,000. an increase
of $2,500 over last year. He
told Grifhth he would report
Immediately.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Mats
Continued From Page c.lo

NeHVAAueu rFOm rage CslJ
him out they were catching line
drives 10 do II.
II don't know how he'll nj,
lefthand pitching -- Bucky used
him only one time at bat against
10 lefthander--but he gave those
|righthanders 0 real going .oyer. q
I 0rifnth won't coy the Mats
would DO IN o better position %
trade II Campos makes the grade,
but it's obvious the Mats would
DO reluctant TO keep O regular
outfielder on the bench while they
could fortify another position BY
dealing. They'd DO ready 10 un.
load Oil Coan.
campos, who hatted .ses OF
Charlotte last year TO lead the
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Winchester Keeps LeOd
IN District boWLLnu LOOP

winchester Packard Atlll leAdl
the Mems Majep District beAaut
Aitep la6t nlRhtlA bowllna IN
Whleh II defeated Pabhtl palI willis
AeG9ndHplaee HAkJhAhlh Register
was Wlmmlha Valley F0FRel a'lr
IN ether Matches PAFken'l
Restaurant defeated eentpa
Typewriter, aHlr and PeRFken'I
trimmed MilleFrWFeRhr aSlr
The ktandingsI winchester
l4.aaI HaVmRn's, tauaeI PRbkt
casa MllleFEWFenn a4saaI Val
ley P0Ige, shEatl PeRTaen'h, ehssT
ceIGal Typewriter, ss'SsI Par
sens as-46,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Coach Denies W&L Teamed Up
To Give Workman Rough Time

Stories that West Virginia's &
great center. Mark Workman. was
worked over" in the Mountaineers
recent game with Washington and
Lee were greatly exaggerated. ac-
cording to Scotty Hamilton. coach
Of the Generals.
Hamilton, whose team lost to
George Washington last night, did
not recall the West Virginia game
as being a particularly rough one.
A dispatch from Lexington said
workman, with one eye closed, a
tooth broken and his face bruised
and swollen-a memento Of q
rough game with Washington and
Lee" etc.
Although the 6-foot-9 Workman
played against VMI the night
after the W&L game and scored 20
points, 1t was disclosed after the
team returned to Morgantown
that he had fractured jaw. He
missed both games against Glenn
son last week end. which cost him
the Southern Conference scoring
lead to Dukes Dick Groat. and he
may be handicapped for next
weeks tournament in which the
Mountaineers, 10th ranked In the
Nation, are favored.
I'VE double- teamed Workman
with one man In front and another
IN back Of him" Hamilton ex.
planned "as we didn't want him to
get a single point II we could stop
him" The coach added that In O
play near the basket, one Of the
Wal players guarding Workman
inadvertently hit him In the face
with On elbow, Mark, continued
play until he feuled out.
1.-THE story has been Iflagnified
0 hundred times" Hamilton said,
"but there were no incidents after
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Racing
Continued From Page c-1.)

established him as a solid choice.
Blue Man will carry lit pounds,
including Jockey Conn McCreary.
Top-weigfted for Saturdays
23d running Of the Flamingo viii
be Cain Hoy stables Armageddon,
winner Of the Champagne Stakes.
at 12S pounds. Armageddon was
beaten by q neck by Handsome
Teddy In Mondays Flamingo
Prep.
Other strong contenders include
Ogden Phipps' One Throw. Vera
lS. Bragg's Trick Pilot, r. c. Han
mas Candle Wood, Max Kahl-
baufn'S Jampol, Brookmeade Sta.
ble's Why Not, Myhelyn Stables
Master Fiddle and Apheim sta
ble's Quiet Step, all carrying 120
pounds.
One May win Derby.
One Of these might 90 on to
win the Kentucky Derby, % did
Iawrin In 1888 and Citation In
ie4o after taking the Flamingo
In oil, elk colts have come out
of the Fiamiago 70 finish In che
money In the May classic OF Louis
vile.
Brevity, Fiamingo winner In
| 1899 and second In the Derby, cot
the track record for the stakes
AZ li4sh, OIL Capitol tied u In
1850.
This years winner Will haul
down tiie richest purse IN the hlb.
tory Of the Fiamlngo, II only
nine start, the visitor Will net more
than the record 100000 won by
MrS, W, M, jeif0rdb' tlidlB iAsl
year
In addition 10 Tho 900, ,OoOspiuS
tbe winner Will receive 4 George
II irish silver cup, made In Dublin
In iTBb BY Thomas williamson
Interest IN SATURDAYS FlhIilDnt
0VePShAdOWea tOdAv's go, 900, add
cd Slack Helen hAndleail.arl0heAI
HAee W R10FlaA f0P niles hfe
Mares
BOOl All Favored,
| WO0dvAle Farms Be0t All, WIN
MeeFeApv up, ruled 4 sllHht TO-
y0plte A( 4 t0 1 In the mile ana
iaFiOhg feature iOF S'yeaF'Olds Ant
II VII
A triple deAdsheAtl 0ne, Of RAer
lnaS rAyIlleb, InAterlallbed In th(
featured KI6eihmee Purse veALerI
DAY when plat0ehI APthuP pllAtl
lane e0l0nN Dale were deAaleeket
leE yeeeRa behlha eela elnl Ihl
winner
II was the hFst triple aead.heaI
lin FlePldar
eold GIR paid e6,ae, sa,TO, $3.50
II heeaNaa eE tho tFlnle aeadrheAI
1.-The ealeHlateFa he'd 10 do Q lot O.
] Unusual nguEIna, PlatqaH paIl
GIea,k0 and save, Arthur PLATE pAll
$3.50 md ea,l0, end eeleAy Dat
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Evening star., 1952-02-27
AAU cooers Stort Saturday

Play In the District AAU bas.
kethall tournament will start
Saturday at Eastern Branch Boys
Club, Glasses will be for boys
teams In the %, I07. l22 and
l42.pound sections, Ollie Dryse,
at Atlantic 0e40 10 taking entries
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Myer Beuts Nuvul Five

Fort Myers basketball team
trimmed Naval Receiving Station.
I03-43. In service league game last
night. It put Myer only one game
behind the Fort Meade Medics
team. the league leader, which
Iit plays Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Harvard Win Over Boston u.
Ends l0.Game Losino Streak

Harvard broke O lo.game iosina
streak last night by whipping
Boston University, B4.4e.
The largest turnout ever 10 see
Q basketball game In Mlssissippi-
6,000-watched Mississippi beat
Mississippi State. 1851.
Dick Harter's field goal with 90
seconds left gave Penn O 67-o6
victory over Notre Dame In the
feature Of O twin bill at Phila.
Idelphia's Palestra. In the opener
Villanova licked Siena. 67-49.
Accuracy from the foul line
paid of for Penn. The Ivy
Ieaguers hit 10 out Of 20 chances,
the last IS in q row. Notre Dame
made only IL Of % at the charity
line. but led in field goals, 27-24
It was PENIS 18th win in "a
starts and the 10th setback in 25
for Notre Dame.
Evening star., 1952-02-27

Today q year ago-Curt Stone
won the i,000-meter run as the
Pan.American Games opened at
Buenos Aires.
Evening star., 1952-02-27

Five years ago--Louis ..
Mayors racing stable was atic.
toned for 91,b53,50O.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Naming oiLast 5 Team!
For MT a Nightmare;
List Due tomorrow
BY orIo Robertson
Asseeleaed Press sperts NgfiNar

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-The Sc
lection committee for the National
Invitation Basketball Tournament,
opening In Madison Square Gar
den March Q. has promised to an
nounce the i've remaining teams
by tomorrow.
But your guess as to their
Identity is probably Just as good
las that Of the committee. It's
that tough to select teams worthy
OF the competition and still not
committed to the national col
legiate tournament.
Already named for the MT
tournament are ST. Louis, which
also viii play In the NCAA post
season championship as the Mis-
souri, Valley Conference winner;
Dayton. Seton Hall. st. Johns Of
Brooklyn, Holy Cross, St. Bona.
venture ana Duquesne.
This IL as fine an array Of bas.
|ketball talent 90 you,ll find any.
where. Among them they have
lost only 10 games. Five Of the
defeats were suffered by gt. Louis.
one Of the two teams TO defeat
top-ranked Kentucky. The ether
was Minnesota.
A Potential List.
without being invited BY the
committee TO give our opinion and
without any inside Information,
here's the list from which we
would select the hves 10 All out
the i2steaFn bracket:
Laealie 1876, Western Kentucky
2S.4, New York University 1875,
pePaul OF Chicago 1877, VilianoVa
1877, elena 1915, 81. Jesephs
PHILADELPHIA 1915, Lawrence
Tech asa and Seattle 27.2.
And we would give some con.
sideratien TO Brigham Young, last
years winner. The Skyline Con.
Terence team hasn't been 90 hot
outside Ito own league with an
overall record Of 1913. but has q
nne conference mark ~ second
only 10 Wyoming, ..'
There are other teams with
better records that the NIT COM
nittee would like very much 10
invite. but for one reason or the
other they are not available.
Kentucky can't take part be-
cause o Southeastern Conference
ruling says O team may compete
In only one post-season tourna.
ment and the Wildcats will de,
fend their NCAA crown. The
players voted yesterday to no for
the double. but the SEC said
mo-"
The Southern Conference has
three outstanding teams In West
Virginia, Duke and North Carolina
State but the conference tourna.
fnent will not be over until
March 0. And the NIT cant wait
that long 70 Get even tho second.
place five. The winner will repre-.
sent the circuit In the NCAA,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Carnival Parade
Next Wednesday

To assure the Nays annual Cha.
rity Carnival of getting off 10
good start. a usamouih parade VIII
be held on Carnival Eve. wednes.
day Feb. ~. al 100 pm. With the
carnival spirit prevailing. the par.
ade will start from Front and Du-
val streets. proceed south on Du.
val 10 Truman avenue, turn east
on TruKsan down 10 White street.
turn south on White street. and viii
dispense in front Of the Key West
High School.
Marching units participating In
the parade will be units from the
American Logon. Veterans Of For.
elgn Wars. the Us. Marines. and
several others which viii be an.
nounced AZ a later date.
The stellar attraction Of the par.
ade viii be little Miss Janet lee
Bisxa. the Marines candidate FOR
Navy Carnival Queen. She will RIDE
in the parade IN an open converts.
BILE accompanied BY an honor
guard.
Immediately after disbanding
the public is invited 10 attend q
fast basketball game between the
Marine Raiders and the Naval Sta.
ton Fireiighiers No. 5. which will
be- held In the High school gym.
Starting lineup for the Raiders
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Lynch To Address
Engineers Club

At,lur u. Lynch one Of the real
"a timers IN the radio fieid viii
be tie prlacipal speaker al the
noxt meeting of the key West I'm.
eipcers' clab. tuesday. February
re tzth al 500 .. ~. al the club.
co,ms IN Building Of the Naval
scaplanc Base.
Lynch nov the state representa-.
tiyc for a number of instrument
companies. including Hewlett.
Packard and G. q. Conn CO., will
demonstrate the industrial uses
ard applications of electronie type
Instruments one Of which viii be
measuring stress. strain and tor.
sion Incidental 10 civil and me.
chanieal engineering problems.
In addition Dr. Glen Browning
gill be the guest ~ honor.
Bgih Mr Lynch and Dr. Brown.
INC have been nationally known
fCr many years. Or. Browning has
contributed much 30 our knowledge
81 radio. he viii be remembered
~ tie amateur radio set builders
" tie late tweniies as the code.
selopeE II The famous Browning.
Drake circuit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

An HONEST man. after reviewing his own lie, win b
inclined 70 let youth chart a. own course.
The FIRST fruit Of religious personality Is an honest
life
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

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