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Evening star., 1959-11-15
Gophers Scare Purdue
Before Bowing, 1923

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. IA
(AP) Purdue clustered three
-touchdowns in the second quar-
ter today-and needed all of
them to outlast Minnesota
1928.
Purdue Quarterback Ross
Fichner twice intercepted Mimi
esota passes at crucial moments,
running one 66 yards for a
touchdown and breaking up a
promising Gopher drive in the
last two minutes of the game.
Two Minnesota mistakes in
the last 81 seconds of the Sec
ond quarter let Purdue pick up
IS quick points to break a TT
tie and have a working margin
in the bruising second half.
Purdue Guard John Ciccone
grabbed Fullback Tom Robbins
tumble on the Minnesota 29
and set up Clyde Washington's s
10-yard scoring run three plays
later. Then Minnesota's quar-
terback Larry johnson threw
into Fichtner's hands.
Minnesota outscored Purdue,
30, in the third quarter on
Johnson's Vineyard pass to
End Tom Hall and a safety
from Purdue sub Quarterback
Maury Guttman's tumble in the
end zone.
Purdue pulled away again
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Kansas Defeats
Cowboys to Keep
Bowl Hopes Alive

LAWRENCE, Kan, Nov. IA
(AP) Kansas scored the first
two times it got the football
threw up an effective defense
against the highly regarded
Oklahoma State passing attack
and coasted to a 28-14 victory
over the Cowboys today.
The non-conference game
was played before an estimated
crowd of $4,000 in sunny
weather.
The victory boosted the Kan
sas season record to 5-4 and
left the Jayhawks with hope
of winning an Orange Bowl
bid in next Saturdays Missouri
game.
OKLAHOMA STATE 0 s 0 s-14
KANSAS - 1-- IA IA 0 0-2S
Kansas-Hadl 80, run (suder kick
Kansas-McClinton Al, run (Suder
Kansas-Rohif Q, run fsuder kick).
Oklahoma state - billiard 10, run
Ka1nIsssLschick 1Isss lsnisS 6. run tsuder kick,
Oklahoma State - billiard l, plunge
elliott rum.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
STATISTICS

in the third quarter. picking
UP a tumble by Fullback Al
Rushazt on the nine. Boyd
cruised across on the first play
for a touchdown.
Oklahoma's final touchdown
came at the start of the final
period after recovering another
tumble on the Army 20. Four
plays later Boyd plunged over
from the one.
Cadets Stay in Fight
Army got its second touch
down on Caldwell's 11-yard
pass to End Don Usry, who
went over on that play on a
fourth down do-or-die PROPOSE
tion.
Army kept in the fight after
Oklahoma's final touchdown
again depending on Caldwell
for key yardage. Caldwell COM
pleted four straight passes
after taking over on the Army
80. Rushazt got the touchdown
on a one-yard plunge.
A final desperation drive by
Army was halted by a pass in
Perception by Davis deep in
Oklahoma territory.
okMx doknAHoMA - : : 3 sE$Sss
Army-Kirschenba 81, pass from
Caldwell (kick failed).
Oklahoma-McClellan l, run davis
Okiahoma-Benien. recovered tumble
in end zone Davis kick).
Army-Usry II. pass from Caldwell
(pass failed)
Okiahoma-Boyd o, run Davis kick).
Oklahoma-Boyd l, run Davis kickl.
Army-Rushazt /. run tKirshcen.
bauer, pass from CALDWELL.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
W. D. Direct Coasts
In Pace Consolation

!NGLEWOOD, Calf. Nov.
IA tAP)-W. D. Direct poured
on the speed in the stretch and
coasted home easily to win the
$4,000 American Pacing Clas-
sic Consolation today.
Some 1880 fans at Holly
wood Park saw him pace the
mile in 1::593s.
The winner returned $3.50,
$4 and $2.40, followed by Lum-
Der Bill, $3.50 and $3.50, and
Widower Greed, $2.40.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Final 1859 Card
Set at Marlboro

Duncan Black long a crowc
favorite in sports car races al
Marlboro Motor Raceway, will
drive a new Mark v Cooper
Climax in today's final race
program of the year at the
Upper Marlboro road course
The next sports car event will
be January 3.
Ninety-five cars and drivers
were registered by the end OF
practice yesterday. Still to be
heard from are a pair of For
mula II Coopers entered by
Stutz and John Plaisted o1
Salem, Mass.
A novice event will start the
eight-race program at 10 am
A go-cart race, a novelty event
and a concourse for vintage
cars are also listed. The feature
race will cover Is laps.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Caldwell GAINS 279 ON PASSES
Army FumbIes Help
Sooners Win, 28-20

NORMAN. Okla, Nov. II
(AP). - An alert Oklahoma
football team converted three
fumbles into touchdowns and
survived a devastating aerial
game for a 1920 triumph over
Army today.
A crowd of SO, 900 sat through
28-degree weather and saw Ok
lahoma's strong running game
overcome the passing magic of
Army Quarterback Joe Cald-
well.
The loose-jointed Cade I
thrower completed 81 of AZ
! passes for 279 yards, but this
wasn't enough to offset the
numerous miscues of his team.
Caldwell's performance set an
all-time Army record for the
most passes completed and the
most yardage in one game.
Army Opens Scoring
Army flashed for a quick
opening touchdown on a 81
yard pass play. Caldwell tipped
the ball to George Kirschen-
bauer, and the speedy half
back went about 80 yards down
the sidelines forS a touchdown.
Oklahoma utilized the power
of Fullback Prentice Gautt in
a 70-yard drive to get the ty-
ing touchdown late in the first
period. Gautt made 81 yards in
. this March, and Mike McClel-
Ian got the touchdown. He
scored on a pitchout from Bob
: by Boyd from the one-yard
stripe. Center Jim Davis then
kicked the first of four extra
points.
I Oklahoma, scoring in every
period, got an easy touchdown
in the second period. End Paul
Benien recovered a tumble in
the end zone after Kirschen-
bauer was hit hard at the five,
The Sooners counted again
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Colorado Falls
To Nebraska

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. IA
(AP) Nebraska stopped Col
orado's vaunted passing suffi-
GENTLY we'll today to rack up
a 14-12 Big Eight football
triumph before $4,000 thor
oughly chilled fans.
Touchdown runs of 81 and
73 yards by Nebraska in the
first quarter put the Buffaloes
in the hole and the efforts of
Colorado's Gale Weidner, soph-
omore passing ace, to salvage
victory didn't quite make the
grade.
With the victory, second in
five conference starts, the
CornhuSkers snatched from
Colorado a cinch second place
finish in the league. The Buff
faloes have ended conference
play with a 3-3 mark.
Fullback Don Fricke and
Halfback Carroll Zaruba made
the long Ndistance touchdown
jaunts for Nebraska.
COLORADO ---- 6 o o 6-1'
NEBRASKA IA 0 0 O1l4
Nebraska-Fricke 80, pass intercep
tion MEADE kick.
Colorado-Steffen /. run tpass failedl
kick.
Colorado - Weidner 2, run (pas'
failed).
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Delaware Bows
To Bowling Green
For First Defeat

BOWLING GREEN. Ohio.
Nov. IA (Ap> Bowling Green's
Falcons kept their perfect
football record intact, and also
enhanced their chance of a
bowl bid today with a 1913 win
over the University of Della
ware.
The defeat was the first for
Coach Dave Nelson's Delaware
crew after seven straight vic
tories. For Coach Doyt Perry's
boys, it was their eighth in a
row.
Quarterback Bob Colburn
scored Bowling Green's first
touchdown in the first period,
then guided the Falcons to I'll
yards gained on the ground
and 1874 in the air for a total
of 305 yards.
Bernie Casey and Chuck
Conner, the Falcons halfbacks
from Columbus, Ohio. each
scored touchdowns, Corners
coming on 90-yard kickoff
return.
Delaware scored on a 49-yard
pass play in the second quarter,
Quarterback Gampy Pellegrini
to Fullback Tony Suravitch.
The attempted conversion by a
run failed. Then with less than
four minutes left, Delaware
End Karl Frantz blocked COL
burns punt. Colburn fell on
the lose ball in the end zone
for a safety to make the final
score 1913.
P65AyARE PGwE 'TAe GREEN u-9 g g. 2-ss
Bowling Green-colburn l, run tRam-
Delaxars@suTavitch 40, pass-run
Bowling Green-comer 90. kickon re-
turn ramsey, kick).
Bowling Green-Casey /. plunge
(Blackledse. pass from Colburnl.
Bowling Green-Klicman %, run
!Masson. pass from Colburnl.
Delaware-safety (colburn fell on ball
! in end zone).
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Alert Indiana
Scores, 26-7,
Over Michigan

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Nov,
IA (AP).-Indiana's Hoosiers,
daring and lucky. pounced on
the breaks and gambled on
fourth downs to crush hapless
Michigan. 26-7, today.
The Wolverines lost the ball
four times on fumbles and four
times on pass interruptions.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
TAKE DIVISION LEAD
Presidents Win, 2-1,
In Overtime Thriller

when Jacques Gagne drove
through the middle to score at
1912 on assists by Jean
LeClerc and Claude Vinet.
The Generals quickly tied il
when Mike Ratchford's shot
on assists by Don Carter anc
Alan Baty, got past Caron al
15:02.
Greensboro Draws Jeers
Neither team could come ur
with a successful shot for the
first five minutes of the sudden
death overtime period. but just
as it appeared that the game
might end in a IL tie, Clark
rammed home his pay off shot
The Greensboro players. who
were involved in a melee with
fans at Uline'S during a game
10 days ago, were greeted with
boos when they skated onto
the ice to warm up.
Washington's next game is
against the New Haven Blades
making their first appearance
of the season here, Tuesday
night at Uline's.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
STATISTICS

I
tumble on the 81. Eight plays
later substitute Fullback Roger
Detrick went over from the one
foot line.
Iowa came right back with
a 64-yard, seven-play drive by
their second unit, with Quarter
back Wilburn Hollis passing 13
yards to End Bill Whistler. A
run for the extra points failed,
and Ohio State held it's 7-6
lead until we'll into the fourth
quarter. Then Iowa struck
twice on long drives.
Halfback Ray Jauch, who
fumbled the ball away twice in
the first half, returned a punt
AZ yards to the Buckeye As, and
seven plays later Tom Moore
booted Iowa into a 81 lead
with a 26-yard field goal.
Ohio State then marched to
Iowa's 33 but Quarterback
Jerry Fields fumbled and Curt
Merz recovered. With second
string Halfback Jerry Mauren
eating up 40 yards in two runs,
Iowa went the 81 yards in six
plays. Mauren scored from the
4 for the touchdown which
wrapped it up.
The loss marked the first
time in Coach Woody Hayes
nine-year regime that the Buck
eyes have lost four games in
a season. 1t also assured that
for only the third time this
century the Buckeyes have
been unable to put two VIC
tories together.
IOWA 6 O 1O-16
OHIO STATE ----- Z o o o
Ohio state-Detrick 1 foot, run (Kil-
1owa-Whislsr 1s, pass from Hollis
Iowa-Field goal. Moore 90.
Iowa-Mauren 4 run Moore, kick).
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Iowa Defeats
Buckeyes on
Late 0utburst

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. IL
(AP).-Iowa recovered from a
case of first half fumbling jit-
ters for a fourth period field
goal and touchdown to defeat
Ohio State, 1877, today in a
Western Conference football
game before 80, 126 fans.
The favored Hawkeyes spot
ted the Buckeyes a first period
touchdown after Jim Tyrer re-
Evening star., 1959-11-15
BY BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

A goal by right winger Tom
Clark at $40 of a sudden
death overtime period gave
Washington a 2-1 victory over
Greensboro and undisputed
possession of first place in the
Southern Division of the East
sern Hockey League last night
at Uline Arena. A crowd OF
3,174 cheered as Clark drove
home the clincher.
The Presidents, in playing in
their first overtime game of the
season, scored their fifth VIC
tory in his starts on home ice
andg third in four games
against the Generals.
Washington, tied for first
place with Charlotte before last
nights game, took over sole
possession with it's IA record.
The Clippers, idle last night,
are 6-3.
Both Miss Chances
= Both teams had scoring
chances in the first two periods,
but neither could cash in.
In the first period, Goalie
Don Campbell of the Generals
made Is saves while Jacques
Caron had only six. Campbell
finished with 36 saves for the
night against only 10 by caron
The Presidents finally broke
the famine in the third period
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Utoh 2l-17 Victim

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. IA
(AP). - Sophomore Halfback
Brady Keys returned a kickoff
IS yards for the clinchin9
touchdown with ~ minutes to
go as Colorado State University
snatched. a 21-17 Skyline Con-
ference football victory from
Utah today.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Irish Beaten
By Pitt on
Long Das|1es

PITTSBURGH, Nov. IA (AP)
Sophomore Halfbacks Bob
Clemens and Fred Cox. with a
big assist from junior Fullback
Jim Cunningham, brought Pitt
a 28-l3 triumph over Notre
Dame today in a football
battle at Pitt Stadium.
The hard-running trio scored
all of Pitts touchdowns.
Clemens raced GA yards on a
punt return in the first quarter.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
MICH. STATE
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was alternated with crisp, short
passes of Bob Eickhoff, who
made three competitions during
the march-the last carrying
from the 10-yard line to the
one. Eickhoff went over on a
sneak, and Mike Stock kicked
the point.
: Michigan State picked up
three points with 16 seconds to
go in the first half on 25-yard
field goal by Art Brandstatter
Northwestern countered with a
35-yard field goal by Stock in
the third period.
Michigan State got back in
the game on a 28-yard scoring
pass from Dean Look to Herb
Addetley in the third quarter.
The recovery of Burton
tumble on the Wildcat SO set up
the second Spartan touchdown.
Park Baker, lightest man on the
squad at 1862 pounds, made a
key 11-yard gain, and Look
went over on a quarterback
sneak from a foot out on the
second play of the final quarter.
! Michigan State tried to pass
for two points after both touch
down, but both tries failed.
> It was the final Big Ten and
home game for the unpredict-
able Spartans, who finish out
the season next Friday night
against Miami. Michigan State
is 5-3 overall.
y Look, praised by Coach Duffy
Daugherty as the best quarter
back he has ever coached, re-
tained his record of hitting a
scoring pass in every game he
has played this season.
Look turned down a $50, 900
pro baseball contract for a final
collegiate football fling as a
senior. His decision very likely
cost Northwestern $50,000-the
Rose Bowl payoff to the con-
tending Big Ten team.
Look passed perfectly today,
7-for-7, for 81 yards. 1t was a
new Big Ten team single-game
record for perfect passing. The
old mark was 5-for-5 made by
Wisconsin in 1941.
Northwestern booted two
good scoring opportunities
John Talley was hitting his
receivers in a second-perlod
drive from the Northwestern 81
to the Michigan State IA. But
TaAey wes dumped in his back
field trying to pass, and Stock
: was woe on a 4G-yard field
goal ctV..-p..
Memo. Sf { IFI ~ i 8 z S-Ig S-Ig
---:c'-lcL. .. ru, rtcck. k.ckl.
- ~. s.-,-rr t"5l..
= 4 ,attc- cv ." PASS from Look
M5o- LICK ,.s pass iaiIedD.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Curneqie Tech Bows

PITTSBURGH, Nov. IA (AP)
Bill McConnell's two place
ment kicks gave underdog
Westminster CPa.) a l4-l2 VIC
tory today over previously
unbeaten Carnegie Tech.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
STATISTICS

Indiana turned three of the
breaks into shortdrive touch
downs.
The Hoosiers used the daring
on their one sustained drive.
Leading only 1877 after Michi-
gan scored in the second quar-
ter, they went all the way on
a 24-yard kickoff return by
Ron Roemer, the passing of
Ted Smith and the plunging
of Don Cromer.
Twice Indiana gambled on
that drive. With fourth down
and a yard to go on the Hoo
sierS' 43-yard line, Cromer
bucked the line for the first
down. With fourth and eight
on the Michigan 81, Smith hit
Ted Aucreman with a pass on
! the Michigan Is.
hE6HlGAN fR6EnSA 49, 1S : 9 9-2S
Indians-smithh 9 run Miller M kick;
Michigan-Halstead 25 pass from Nos
kin (Halstead kick.
Indiana-Cromer | run (pass failed).
Indiana-Aucreman IA pass from
Smith Nr'ller kick.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
John Carroll Wins

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. IA
(AP).-John Carroll University
closed out its season undefeated
and united today with a 300
victory over Washington & JEFF
ferson College - a team that
hasn't won a game all season.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
STATISTICS

Cox scooted A yards in the
second period and Cunningham
Tailed twice in the final stanza.
Bob Scarpitto. junior half
back from Railway, N. j.,
shared two touchdown passes
for Notre Dame. Don White
hit him with a 58-yard toss in
the third quarter and George
Izo found him with an eight
yard heave in the final period.
Takes Early Lead
A rain-drenched crowd of
52,337 and thousands more on
regional television watched Pitt
jump off to a 14-0 lead in
the first half and add insult
to injury with two more
touchdowns in the concluding
quarter.
Cunningham, who picked up
101 yards in % carries got his
first touchdown on a 5-yard
end run following a pitchout.
He added the second on a g.
yard plunge.
Big Mike Ditka. junior end
from Aliquippa. Pa, stood out
for Pitt on both offense and de-
fense. The 208-pounder threw
key blocks in springing Glenn
ems and Cox loose on their
touchdown jaunts.
Notre Dame never seriously
threatened in the first half.
The Irish started one thrust
late in the second quarter and
moved to Pitts Al. But Bill
Mack fumbled and Dick Mills
recovered for Pitt on Notre
Danes 43.
Trailing 14-0 at the start of
the third quarter, Notre Dame
struck for a touchdown on a
58-yard pass from White to
Scarpitto on the second play
after the kickoff. Scarpitto
sneaked behind Pitts Sec
ondary for an easy scoring
catch.
Gets Two More
But the Panthers stormed
back for two quick touch
downs in the final quarter. A
tumble recovery by junior End
Dave Walker on Notre Danes
6 led to one touchdown by
Cunningham.
The next time Pitt got its
hands on the ball Cunningham
carried five times for 80 yards
and hit for the final touch
down on a 3-yard plunge.
Izo made his first appearance
after that and engineered Notre
Danes final 72-yard touch
down march. He connected on
three straight passes of IA, SO
and 8 yards-the final heave
to Scarpitto for the score.
It was the second straight
Pitt victory over Notre Dame
and narrowed their all-time
series log to 1851 in favor of
the Irish.
Pitt now is 5-4 for the season;
Notre Dame 3-5.
sfTq s3TRE DAME - g 9 : IA
Pitt-clemens "a, punt return tcox
kickl.
Pitt-Cox "A. run COX kickl.
Notre Dame-Scarpitto So, pass from
White (Stickles kick
Pitt-Cunningham 8. run (Cox kick.
Pitt-Cunningham 8, plunge (Cox
kick.
Notre Dame--scarpitto 8, pass from
Izo (kick failed).
Evening star., 1959-11-15

rel, Baty, Carter, Rogers, Syverson
Ratchford.
Washington spares-Lallo, Raglan
Leclerc, Kuzma, Vinet, Gagne, Mac.
MILAN.
Referee, Medynski; linescen, McIn.
toSh and Miller.
Greensboro - O O 1 0-1
Washington o 0 1 l.:
Saves-Campbell, 80: Caron, 10.
First period-Scoring: None.
Third period-Scoring: Washing.
ton, Gagne Geclerc. Vinet), 1912
2-Greensboro. Ratchford carte
BatyD, 1902.
Overtime period-Scoring: 3-Clark
davies. Leclerc), $40.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Missouri Boosts
Hopes in Rout
Of Kansas Stute

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Nov. IA
(AP) Missouri, paced by the
breakaway thrusts of elusive
Mel West, rolled to a 26-0 Big
Eight football victory over
Kansas State today.
The triumph before a chilled
crowd of about $4,000 kept
alive the Tigers hopes for a
bid to the Orange Bowl.
In slipping to their seventh
straight defeat and eighth in
nine games, the Cats also ran
their scoreleSs skein to 18 con-
Secutive quarters.
Missouri scored once in each
quarter. The Tigers took a TO
lead the first time they got
their hands on the ball, on
Phil Snowden's one-foot sneak,
then throttled Kansas State
the rest of the way.
Kfsso6Rf KANsAs STATE 80 g 3 SEaSS
Missouri-snowden 1, run (smith.
MiSsSopri17stevensOn A, run CKick
Missouri-west 3, run (smith, kick),
Missouri-Pitcock IS, pass from Tay-
lor Kick failer.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
STATISTICS

on Washington's early fourth
quarter plunge at the end of
a 57-yard drive.
Fullback Rog Hagberg put
Minnesota back in the game
with a one-yard plunge after
setting up the touchdown with
a l7-yard sprint.
Minnesota took a first quar-
ter lead on a plunge by Rob-
bins. But Purdue caught up
on the first play of the second
period when Bernie Allen, ap-
parently smothered, got of an
acrobatic scoring pass to end
Dick Brooks for 49 yards.
Evening star., 1959-11-15

MINNESOTA --7 q s So
PURDUE --------- 0 21 0 S-29
Minnesota. = Robbins 2, plunge
Dickson, kick.
purdue-Brooks 40, pass from Allen
(Allen, kick.
pass from Guttman (Tiller, rum.
=. Purdue-Fichter So, pass intercep-
tion kick failed).
Minnesota-Safety. Guttman tackled
by Larson in end zone.
Minnesota--Hsll 9. pass from john
son (Kick failed).
Purdue-Washington / plunge CTn-
Ter, rum.
Minnesota -. Hagberg /. plunge
stephen, rum.
Evening star., 1959-11-15

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Mic::iGAL { - q ) 4 is
Nv :c'lcL. =. run '-tcck. k:ckl.
= -, .-. Gs,~, cr t35).
i -0ci. CO
- a. -iGtc- cv - pass from Look
tr-:5
M5.-Lsck Us pass iailedp.
Evening star., 1959-11-15

NOTRE DAME ----- 0 0 z 6-13
PITT -. ----- Z 0 14-2S
Pitt-Clemens "a, punt return (Cox
kick).
Pitt-Cox "A. run COX kickl.
Notre Dame-Scarpitto So, pass from
White (Stickles kick
Pitt-Cunningham 8. run (Cox kick)
Pitt-cunningham 8, plunge (Cox
kick.
Notre Dame-scarpitto 8, pass from
Izo (kick failed).
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4 BEDROOMS, ~ BATHS
1859. Located In lyndhvrst these
qvoIity built homes fsotvrs 2-eor
o,toehed sorose; 2h baths and
full basement; utility room on
first floor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-16
LARGE BRICK RANCH

#543. 3 twin size bedrooms.
living and dining room completely
eorpeted; z full eeromie tile boths;
kitchen with dining oreo; ottoehed
garage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-16
REALTORS


Living room. kitchen. z bedrooms.
tiled bath down. Finished up.
Divided basement. Aluminium
storms. screens. Cmpetng. Low
toxes. SIT. 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-16
& BEST BUY s

1867. New deluxe large bvnso-
low. Excellent South Euclid Ioeo-
fion. All spacious rooms. Under
$40, 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-16
RANCH BUNGALOW

#449. 3 bedrooms with sxpon-
sion up; full divided basement;
eloy tile both; lovely Iondseopsd
tot.