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Evening star., 1953-01-05
Scored Heart Coeers
Win CYO Loop Opener

CYO sharpshooters had their
eyes on the basket yesterday as
the 1858 title campaign got un-
der way.
Sacred Heart proved its VIC
tory in st. Johns junior Christ
mas tournament was no fiuke by
defeating st. AIMS, 35-15. on the
losers floor. Our Lady Of Lourdes
turned in an impressive 40-1a
triumph over st. Bernadette's,
and Blessed Sacrament tri-
umphed over Holy Trinity, 4O-10
Evening star., 1953-01-05

Five years ago-Ben Hogan
captured the $4,000 Los An.
geles Open golf tournament
with q record score OF ITS.
Evening star., 1953-01-05
College Basketball STANDINGS
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Jan. Stand
ings Of college basketball confer
ences, with league and all-game
records:
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correct the GER
tificate without
charge, provid-
ed, however that
not more than
s i x m on t h S
elapse from date
of issue. If more
than that length
of time passes
before the neces-
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NAL diseases mosin' around ready to
put their doIIar-eatim' ideas into
operation also. @S':;;:%:..:.
Open wounds on animals is one
place they often show their hand.
I'm speakin' about cuts on animals
that get infested with screw worm
and other wound-maggot nesters.
These free lunchin', free leaders
have rip roaring picnic at your
expense once they get started-an-
noying the devil out of your animals
and knocking off pounds. And if a
critters wounds get infected, you
might even lose him. Best thing is
to spike this show before it gets on
the road by treating open wounds
fast. You can do this quick an easy
if you've got some improved KRS@
handy. A>[lpzs:-<
With screw worms and other
wound maggots you're up against a
perpetual life-cycle. If you don't
stop it, it'll repeat itself more times
than a cracked photograph record.
The screw worm fly lays her eggs in
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an open wound and the eggs hatch
into larvae and maggots that de-
stroy the tissue. Then, by gosh, the
maggots turn back into flies that lay
more eggs. KRIS steps in and stops
this cycle. It's "juice" is plain death
to maggots and new Matched larvae.
Kills 'em on contact. It doesn't stop
there. though. 1t hangs around in
the wound while it heals and keeps
it poisonous to the varmints-usu-
ally without any re-treatment.
You'll find KRIS at your Cutter sup
pliers in handy squirt can that
simplifies the job of putin it. on.
Comes in d 8 or, q pit, and at.
sizes. Next time you're in town bet
ter pick up supply. When screw
worm flies get expensive ideas, you'll
be glad you did. W.
See you next month. n.
CUTTER LABORATORIES
Berkeley, California
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-08-01

CJust heard about a rancher who
started out to dig himself trench
silo. Along came his wife and eyed
the project up an down. "You know"
she said, shat excavation would
make nice swimming pool" The fell
low now has a swimmin' pool. He's
still digging for silo.
No doubt about it, toontemfolk
hoUe some expensive ideaS. If they
sUere the only ones aroatnd the ranch
that did, things aoould run pretty
smooth. Unfortunately, most of the
time there's q NANCY creaO of anil
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Notes BY Gin

POLLED HEREFORD breeders
need no longer wait until a calf is
four months of age or older before
the calf is eligible for recording in
the American Hereford Association.
But if the calf is recorded as
Polled animal and later found to
have horns, then the association will
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of issue. If more
than that length "a
of time passes I'll
before the neces- Larry Gill
sary correction is made, a charge of
81 for members and So for non
members will be made. But if you
make no effort to change the GER
tificate at all, then the Association
can cancel the whole thing.
CARL OLDSEN, for 10 years a
field representative for the Amer
lean Aberdeen-Angus Association in
the Northwest states, turned over
his district to Ernest McCulloh on
July LIST. Oldsen worked out of Den
yer for several years, later residing
in Billings, where he will continue
to live at 845 Park Hill Drive. Nc
Culloh will headquarter at Sheridan,
Wyo.
ports the sale of six cows and an
Arabian filly to F. w. Callahan,
Thorp, Wash, and herd size pros
pect by Hills Promino 304 to Luther
Gardner, Tendroy, Wash.
THROUGH A CCID ENT, A. c.
Bayers, Twin Bridges lost his former
show bull, Alpine Mischief goth, a
son of his chief herd sire, Alpine
Domino 18th. Bayers had intended
to use the younger animal as
breeding sire in his own herd.
GEORGE SIM, Highwood, will be
returning to the U. S. from Scotland
on Aug. 8. And according to word
received by his daughter, Mrs. Bill
Schock, he'll be mighty glad to get
back. George was accompanied on
the trip to the 'old country by a
friend, John Sim of Red Lodge and
a niece. George first came to Amer
lea on a cattle boat in 1904, went
back to Scotland in 1907, returning
here the same year. He came to Mon
tana in 1914 with the A. B. Cook
foundation herd which first ranged
in the Bynum area.
REINS HEREFORD RAN CHI,
Fruitland, Idaho, recently purchased
"a head of Hereford females from
the Ellery Owen herd at Philips
burg, Mont. Many of the females
making up the sale group were
daughters of woo Jayhawker d 60
and many were carrying the service
of Royal Donald, Bolten & Davis
bred sire.
THE HAY CROP throughout most
of Montana and Northern Wyoming
is considered far better than average
this year, many ranchers reporting
UP to twice their average tonnage
In irrigated sections, however, man.
report trouble getting water on thu
fields fast enough to get maximum
yields from second cuttings. Their
apparently will be considerable
quantity for sale. Price talk run
around the SIS to $40 a ton in tn
field bracket.
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Jack on Tv Show

Hulan +. Jack. recently elected
Borough President of Manhattan,
was one of an outstanding array
of personalities on the special
one-hour telecast Of MAN of the
Year.. highlighting a search for
1885 most important news
maker, on NBC TV Sunday.
Ogden Nash. noted humorisi
and veriifier. was the narrator
host for the program. sponsored
in the public interest by the
Parker Pen Company in COOP
Grafton with Time magazine.
Others who appeared included
New York's Mayor-elect Robert
F. Wagner, Jr., Senator John +.
Kennedy 3D., Mass); Florence
Chadwick, swimming champion;
Fred Allen, Artie Shaw. Korean
jet ace Joseph Mcconnell. Jack
Dempsey, Mickey Spillane, Ed
Thorgenson. Earle Sande. the
jockey; DR.. Carlton Coon, anthro-
pologist and archaeologist OF the
University Of Pennsylvania; and
Wernher Won Braun, guided mis-
sic expert OF the u. S. Army.
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Browns Stop Giants
62-l4, For 18th Win

10 was set by him last year.
Graham, on the bench most
OF the day, celebrating his SD
birthday as well as resting up
for the forthcoming Champion
ship tilt. possibly in Detroit
against the Lions. entered the
game long enough to engineer
two touchdowns. one coming
on 60-yard heave which Ray
Renfro pulled in and hustled
across the goal line for six
points.
Ken Carpenter also scored
two touchdowns and Pete
Brewster three. Groza added
eight extra points. to continue
his hold on league scoring lead.
Cleveland's win over the
Giants put them ahead in the
win column between the two
teams. Earlier this year the
Browns barely defeated the
Giants in the Polo Grounds,
10.
During the last four years.
the Lions and Giants have
been the stiffesi competition.
consistently faced by the
Browns.
Two years ago, the Giants
registered two of the four de-
feats hung on the Browns,
while the Lions have won
four straight--all exhibition
games except the III cham
pionship win by the Lions in
Cleveland last year.
Briggs Stadium will be site
OF the 1883 championship
game. should the Lions win
their last game next Sunday
in New York.
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Sporst Cars Unlimited
Show Set For Deoborn

DEARBORN, Many of IN e
worlds outstanding sports cars,
some of which have never been
exhibited in this country before.
will be on public view at the
Henry Ford Museum W h e n
Sports Cars Unlimited" lew
exhibition will open on Friday,
January 8.
More than so automobiles will
chronicle the evolution of the
sports car. beginning with a
1910 Hudson Speedsier. through
modern times 10 a 1854 Fiat
va. The exhibition will stress
future trends. which will be
dramaiired by an Alta Romeo
Disco Volanie" and Bat"
and a host of plastic bodied
cars.
Modern sports cars featured in
the exhibition will be the con-
troversial Spanish Pegaso, a Mer-
cedes BOOST. a % liter Ferrari,
1854 Fiat We, the Jaguar
XK-l20 c which won the 1853
French LeMans Race. the ex-
perimental Ford XLl00 and an
English Bristol with a Bertone
body custom-built for the 1858
Paris Show
Other cars OF interest include
two Siatas, 100 and 400 &C., a
Lancia VIC, the only car in the
world with this unusual type of
engine; an Osca. a competition
car OF 100 &C.; the new Austin
Healey 100 and 1854 MIG TF and
a Nash Healey, 1858 class winner
Of the LcMans race
Older cars in the show, be-
ginning with the Hudson. a 1910
Simplex and Packard, and 1914
Chadwick will point up the
sports cars emergence as dis
tinct type in contrast to the pas
senger vehicle.
Included will be a rare type
~ Busaiii. OF 1923. and the first
MG Midget" the winner OF
the 1894 LeMsns Race. a La
gonds. 1918 Hispano Suizs.
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SPOR 7 s
CLOSEUP
By FRITZ POLLARD

Red Saunders, head coach at
UCLA formerly coached al Van
derbllt University in Nashville,
along with Ray Morrison, former
Southwest Conference coach, who
ended his coaching al Temple U.
Bear Bryant, head coach al
Kentucky State also was an as
sistant at Vandy along with Saun-
ders. NotYe Danes Frank
Leahy may give up coaching next
year. according 10 reports tom
South Bend but will not take over
duties Of Moose Krause-just vet
Incidentally Notre Dame PLAYED
two Negro gridders this year tor
the first time in history-Dick
Washington. substitute halfback,
and WAYNE EdmondS. sub tackle.
Art Davis Of the Chicago Bears
played a whale Of a game here
last Sunday against the Lions
from his tackle position The
Washington Redskins upset OF
the Philadelphia Eagles Of the
Eastern Division Sunday. 1910.
gave Skins tie for second place
in Eastern Division.
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and numerous models will be
displayed whore the full-sixe
prototype is unavailable.
Complementing the early Hud-
son Speedster will be It's modern
counterpart, the 1854 Hudson
Italia" an experimental sports
car.
The only production plastic
sports car built in the U. S..
the Chevrolet Corvette. iosein'
er with the Kaiser Darrin. the
Edwards hybrid using . Lincoln
engine. shortened Ford chassis
and fiberglas body; the Gun.
ninghan. considered by many
10 be the only true American
production sports car; and two
ChrYsler experimental sports
cars. the DeSoio Adveniurer
and the Dodge Firearrow will
also be on display.
Altogether more than 20 600
square feet OF floor space will
be covered. and photographs and
paintings OF notable sports car
events, cars OF unusual design
and artists conceptions of sports
cars of the future will form
backdrop for the exhibition.
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Lawrence Tech
Prepares Gala
New Year Program

Lawrence Tech has scheduled
another big New Years Eve
dance basketball for Thursday.
Dec. 81.
Over the years. Lawrence
Techs New Years Eve program
has been attended by thousands
OF Detroit youngsters who well
come in the New Year with
traditional noisemakers. bal
looms and decorations as they
dance 10 a major orchestra.
The program this year viii
bring together Lawrence Tech
and Detroit Tech in a basketball
game marked by big intra-city
rivalry.
Then following the game there
will be dancing until the early
hours to to popular music OF
Buddy Morrow and his band
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bethune-Cookman
Virginia Painters
/ angle Saturday

#DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.-The
heshman loaded Bethune-Co
man Wildcats will close out the
lD53 football season in Jackson
villes famed Gator Bowl rec.
9th against the Virginia Union
Panthers of Richard Va.
The local Cats" currently
boast a 6 won. 2 lost. tied rec
erd. The "Old Dominion State"
Panihers will bring an indif-
fereni 4 won. 4 lost. tied
record into the fray.
Despite the latter's record the
Richmond eleven boasts one Of
Ne best teams in CIAA circIes.
No team has been able TO dis
pace Tom Harris bruising war
xors.
Y Only North Carolina A., and T.
BIAS shown marked superiority
Ind that was in Unions opening
game; this one they dropped rs
10 q.
The three other Union losses
were to Hampton IL to 0, game
Which saw the Scarlet and Gray
Jose seven fumbles, West Virginia
State 7 to 6, and Morgan State
by an identical 7 to 6 count. The
Panthers tied it's rival, Virginia
STATE. 6 TO s.
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Paul Brown, coach OF the
powerful Cleveland Browns
and winners Of the Eastern
Division championship OF the
National Football League for
the fourth consecutive year,
added their 18th straight VIC
tory Of the season Sunday as
they Inundated the New York
Giants, 62-l4.
Steve Ovens injury riddled
pigskinners hardly ever lad
an opportunity Sunday as
substitute quarterback George
Ratterman spanked the team
TO four touchdowns, including
a bit Of razzle dazzle. typical
of the Sub" signal callers
previous record.
Patterman, former Notre
Dame great and rated as equal
to most quarterbacks in the
NIL, has had TO sit il out for
the last three years with Cleve-
land, behind versatile Otto
Graham. Ratterman. who once
played in the rugged Canadian
Pro Football League, quarter
backed the 1916 National
Champion Notre Dame eleven.
He surprised the Giants
time and again Sunday, but
topped his many surprises by
lateraling TO Ray Renfro, soph-
omore from Texas. who then
hurled 36-yard scoring pass to
Pete Brewster.
Renfro also tailed from
scrimmage on 58-yard run,
while Lou (The Toe) Grcza
set new NFL field goal record
OF 81 in season with boots OF
30 and IS yards. Old record OF
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|(hippewas
d artar Cage
Host Sat.

4 Wayne University's basketball
5uuad makes its first appearance
a IA years at Central Michigan
College Saturday, Dec. IL, as the
Tartars travel TO Mt. Pleasant to
bee the Chippewas.
+. The series, one of the oldest
II the Tartar records, was re-
nlmed last year with Wayne
thinning an 81 to IS battle here
d Detroit. Central Michigan took
h 81 to Al victory in l948-49 here
bid that was the last previous
Meeting before the series, which
Mad been continuous since 1918,
vas discontinued in 1899.
4 The Chippewas. with six vet
&ans returning from last years
Nam that won III and lost IL, look
III stronger team. Although
Cpach Danny Roses squad still
hcks height, the Chippewas have
heater team balance and more
&pth.
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Double Bill
AtOIympio
Friday Mite

Abe Saperstein's famous
Harlem Globetrotters hit the
cage court at Olympia Stad,
Ium Friday night against the
Toledo Mercuries in their an.
nual visit here.
Three additions TO the famous
Troftsrs' first team, Junius Kei.
loss and Walter Dukes. givs
them added power.
Kellogg is the six foot, seven
inch former Manhattan College
eager who refused a $1,000 bride
IN 1851 and aided in setting off
the investigation Of nationwide
bribery Of players Of leading col
leglate cage teams.
Bill Garrett. lesser known
nationally but familiar 10 Big
Ten fans as former star at In
diana University is also member
OF Inc Iroffer team that will
play al Olympia.
Dukes, seven foot Seton Hall
All-American, injured early in
season, is reported fully recovered
and expected 10 give local fans
better than average account Of
his court talents.
Veterans Ermer Robinson. josh
Order, Clarence Wilson. Willie
Gardner, Marques Haynes, Leon
Hillard and j. P. Gibson COM
plete the home team. Another
team, equally as adept, but some
times referred to as the second"
team includes Detroit's Johnny
Kline and is headed for the South
Pacific and Japan.
The Philadelphia Warriors
meet the Washington Generals
in the second game OF the
double bill Friday night which
begins at o'clock pm.
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13-7victory
Over Beers
Well Earned

Buddy Parker's Lions proved
conclusively Sunday against
the rock-ribbed Chicago Bears
exactly why they are cham
pions Of the National Football
League.
Parker's stalwarts also as
Sured themselves OF at least
a tie for the Western division
championship OF the league
with their 1877 win over The
Bears.
Should they lose TO the New
York Giants at the Polo
Grounds Sunday, which APP
pears almost unlikely, taey
would have another opportun-
ity TO win the division title
by a playoff with the San
Francisco 49ers in Kezar Sta
dunn.
Their win over the Bears
Sunday marked the first time
since 1916 that the Lions nave
been able to win two games
in one season. Both lines dis
played vicious blocking and
tackling throughout the game
with the difference being the
offensive and defensive power
OF the Lions backfield.
Doak Walker kicked TWO
field goals and added an extra
points. while Bobby Lsyne
completed the Lion scoring
with a 38-yard touchdown
heave TO Dorm Dibble.
Eddie Macon. fleet halfback
OF the Bears, scored Chicaso's
only touchdown on short toss
from second string quarterback
Tommy O'Connell, former Hi
nois IT, signal caller. Less than
two minutes remained in the
game when George Blarda
kicked extra point to give the
Bears a total Of seven for the
game.
Art Davis, rookie tackle with
the Bears, played topnctch
game for George Halas. with
Macon showing signs of i'm
proving over his rookie season
to the extent that he is con-
sidered the regular first string
left halfback.
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Quarterback Gets
Player of Week
Boost at Wayne

Quarterback Maurice Stack OF
Pontiac has been named athlete
of-the-week at Wayne University
for his performance in the grid
season finale against Valparaiso
University.
Though the game ended in
l4-l4 lie. Stacks performance
augers well for the future OF
Coach Lou Zarxa and his
Wayne team.
Stack. who seemingly has an
swered Coach Zarza's season
long quarterback question marks,
completed six of IL passes for l0S
yards and one touchdown.
His touchdown pass to mate
Vic Zucco in the third period
covered AZ yards.
While in high school, Stack
stashed away eight letter awards.
Only a freshman at Wayne, he
will add substantially to that list
before his graduation. He lives
at ia f. Howard in Pontiac.
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This latest addition TO the
Mercury line. all Of which go
on display Thursday. Dec. 10.
has been priced between the
regular Monterey hardiop and
the convertible.
A reduction OF $4,000 In the
suggested list price OF the four
door Mercury Monterrey station
wagon will be made in the 1854
models, Mr.. Ford said. The sug
gested list on this car will be
S2,545.
Also 10 be reduced will be
the suggested list price Of Msr-
eurY's power steering unit. The
new price for 1854 will be $50.
a reduction OF $40 under 1883
units.
Suggested list prices for Mer-
curry in 1854 are: Custom two
door sedan, $1,000; Custom four
door sedan, S2.057; Custom sport
coupe. SALT; Monterey four-door
sedan. s2.l33; Monterey hardtop
s2.244; Monterey "Sun Valley
s2.365; Monterey convertible
ST. 800; Monterey station wagon
S2,545.
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Modern basketball fans. accus-
tomed 70 today's fast. high scoring
games. would have q hard time
visualizing the cage sport OF the
early days when the total score was
often less than 20 points.
Comparing today's sport with the
basketball game OF 40 years ago,
Coach Joel q. Mason OF Wayne
University. points 10 Tartar scores
20 show the change. Mason's crew
handed the University OF Western
Ontario q 100 TO "a defeat last sea-
son. but in l9i8-lo the score OF
wsyne's hard fought victory over
resumption College was IL 70 9.
In 1891 DR.. James Naismith Of
.ne Springfield College physical
leoucation department tackled 9
peach basket on the gym wall
from that day on basketball was
on It's way TO become the top sport
Oh the indoor winter season.
BY 1905 the game was popular
on the college scene. but rules and
regulations had yet 10 be developed
HE dribble OF the early days wa
90 controversial that often It wa
necessary TO play periods by differ
ent rules. Some games consisted Of
Two i5-minute periods with q five-
minute break Others we're As Ions
0 three l5-minute periods II
wasn't until 1880 that rules becams
uniform.
The first goals were peach bas.
fets or iron rims attached. 10 tn,
wall Out-of-bound lines were add
ID when the blackboard came Int.
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wAYNE's FAvoRITE

Favorite cage opponent Of
Wayne University for the last SO
seasons of basketball has been
Michigan State Normal College.
The Hurons and Tartars have
met 40 times with Wayne win
ming 30 and Normal 10.
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play. The variety OF early back
boards prompted a 1915 ruling that
Ali boards b. q specified size and
painted white.
Early games we're played in halls
auditoriums, and churches. Players
became adept at lodging red hot
pot beliIed stoves and arching shots
high over cross-beams and rafters
The early courts we're boarded
around TO q height OF three OF Tour
feet. When wire or netting was
added above, Il brought on the APP
pearsnce OF q cage. Hence. the
term cagers.
There we're no free throws a
point was added for every three
personal fouls. Then came the oe-
cision TO have one man shoot the
souI shots from 20 feet out. Later
this was changed TO today's 10 feet
with the shooting TO be MADE py
the man who was fouled. Stating
In the backcourt did much 70 lower
early day scores until q io-secono
line was installed.
Modern fans think OF the center
lump as outmoded. but IL ola nov
completely disappear from the COL
lege scene until 1887.
A rules. oficiating and playing
conditions improved. The uniforms
reflected the changes. Bulky knee
pads and other padding used Wner
the game was rough, disappeared
In their place 10 the modern, light
weight two-piece uniform appro'
pirate for todsy's fast moving game
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'Fairplay' Exams

WASHINGTON, D. c. (GlobaD
approximately 1900 members
Of the National Alliance of Postal
Employees took competitive ex-
aminations last week for promo
tons to supervisors. according to
the Associations president, James
+. Cobb.
These examinations were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12

Wayne University's Head Bas-
ketball Coach. Joel Mason. con-
siders the u. OF Detroit Memorial
Building, the site OF Wayne
games this year. the best basket
ball arena in the Midwest and
one Of the top five in the nation.
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opened for the first time to clerks
and carriers under the new
"fairplay" edict OF Postmaster
General Arthur E. Summerfield.
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MerturySun Valley
Tops Line S Parade

suggested list price of 2S65O0 has been establish
ed for the Sun Valley" Mercury Monterey hardtop
which features pexglas roof 1t was announced py ben
Ford vice president and general manager of the Lin
AZ niNici
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
Lions Favored Over New York Giants

TROTTERS IN ACTION
Member of the World renown cage team is
shown balancing the ball on his head, as
opponents try unsuccessfully to Guido the
champs.
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and numerous models will be
displayed where the full-siEe
prototype is unavailable.