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Evening star., 1963-12-13
Lukers,Cincy
Fail to Miss
Absent Sturs

Elgin Baylor of the Los An
geles Lakers and Oscar Robert
son Of the Cincinnati Royals
may be two Of the outstanding
players in the National Basket
ball Association, but they're
certainly not indispensable.
Baylor and Robertson were
sidelined for their teams
games last night, but it didn't
make any difference as far as
the Lakers and the Royals
we're concerned.
Los Angeles whipped the Bal
timore Bullets, 120-105. as Bay
lor missed the game with q Sc
we're cold. A knee injure benched
bertson, but Cincinnati
turned back the New York
Knickerbockers, 112-I02.
Jerry West took up the Scor-
slack for the Lakers with 81
points and Dick Barnett added
20. The victory boosted Los An
geleS' Western Division lead to
one full game over idle st.
Louis. Walt Bellamy was high
for Baltimore with % points.
The game was the first that
Baylor had missed since he was
in the Army two seasons ago.
Jack Twyman's 81 points
sparked Cincinnati, which
broke the game open by out
scoring the KnickS 1921 in the
third period. Len Chappell
topped the New Workers with
%
Robertson hurt his knee in a
game against Detroit Wednes-
day night.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
KiIIebreW Rated
OK After Surgery

CALDWELL. Idaho, Dec. 13
(AP).-Twins slugger Harmon
Killebrew underwent surgery
on his right knee yesterday
and his doctor predicted he
would be in good shape for the
1864 baseball season.
DR.. Donald ]. Baranco said
calcium deposits and torn car
tilage were removed from the
knee and a ligament on the in
side of the Joint was repaired.
Killebrew will be on crutches
for five or six weeks, but hopes
to be ready for spring training
the latter part of February.
Evening star., 1963-12-13

the MIL cellar for the first
time in three years with a 2-1
victory over the Black Hawks
last night, during which Coach
Milt Schmidt on the bench vas
wired" in a top-secret space
agency test.
Veteran Dean Prentice dis
regarded a deep cash behind
his right ear and scored his
coveted 200th major league
goal. After he had the wound
closed by five stitches he pro-
vided the screen for the win
ming goal, a 50-foot back
handler by Defenseman Tom
Johnson.
Schmidt Gets Wish
Referring to a prior remark
by Chicago Coach Billy Reay
to the effect that Boston plays
a style of hockey that would
put fans to sleep. Schmidt said
after the game:
II was hoping I would be
able to say this. I don't think
anyone went to sleep tonight. :"
Two of Chicago's four losses
in 81 games have been to the
Bruins, who stand 2-2-1 against
the Black Hawks. Boston left
sole possession of the cellar to
New York, which was beaten
by Montreal, Ga.
While he paced along the
bench, Schmidt, a former Null
great, wore a girdle-like device
with small recording and send
ing equipment.
Heads Medical Team
DR.. Warren Guild Of Lexing-
ton, Mass. a former distance
runner, headed a medical team
conducting the electro-c -cardio-
graph and related biological
tests.
I'VE want to find out Coach
Schmidt's reactions to stress
and strain" DR.. Guild said.
Evening star., 1963-12-13

first half of the Colts-Minne-
sofa Vikings football game were
recorded and the tape was
shown to the Colt coaches dur
ing half time.
At Charles Town this winter,
there might not be time to yell
take him down" when the
objection sign is lighted. The
stewards may be moving too
quickly.
SHORT SPRINTS - After
l6 straight races. a favorite
won at Pimlico in yesterdays
seventh race. Chat, a SO choice.
W hich registered by four
lengths, was the first favorite
to get home since Honey Chan
captured last Tuesdays eighth
race. Chat was cheered by
holders of % twin double tick
cts which we're worth $l.708.80
each. Ron Turcotte is fin
ished with race riding this
year. The % year old
jockey will return to his home
in Great Falls, New Brunswick,
for the holidays. He plans
to return at Bowie when the
1864 season opens there on
January II. Turcotte won
one race yesterday to bring his
total to 80 victories at Pimlico
this fall. Yesterdays early
morning snow, which whitened
barn roofs, did not interfere
with racing here other than
cause a sloppy track. The
bad weather was replaced by
sunshine later in the day. q.
Yesterdays ladies day crowd
of 8,572 wagered $858,313.
Evening star., 1963-12-13

Prairie View Coach
Voted Best in NAIA

SACRAMENTO. Calf, Dec.
13 (AP).-W. j. (BilD Nicks of
Prairie View AIM College yes
terday was named National As
ISOLATION Of intercollegiate
Athletics football coach Of the
year.
Nicks, head football coach
and athletic director at the
Texas school, led his team this
year to the NAIA champion
ship game, to be played here
tomorrow against st. Johns
College of Minnesota.
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BIG MARGIN OVER BROWN
Title Hopes to Prove
Worthy of MVP Vote

NEW YORK. Dec. CAP).-Y.
A. little came home from work
a little late-he is busy getting
ready for the showdown game
Sunday with the Pittsburgh
Steelers-so his wife was the
first to hear the news.
That's Just wonderful, :"
Minnette little said. 'Y. A. will
be so pleased. And imagine
beating out Jimmy Brown. He's
great"
The news was that Y. A. Tit
tie. the old Bald Eagle of the
New York Giants, has been
named the most valuable play
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COIIegianS
Tie for Grid
Scoring Title

NEW YORK, Dec. l3 CAP)
IGCoSmo Iacavazzi of Prince
ton and Memphis States Dave
Casinelli shared the major
college individual scoring
championship in 1868. the fl
nal statistics compiled by the
NCAA service bureau reveal.
1acavaZzi and Casinelli
wound up with "a points, both
on IA touchdowns. Terry Isaac
son of Air Force was third
with 80. followed by Jay Will
kinSon Of Duke and Rick Lee
son of Pittsburgh at 72 and
Billy Lothridge Of Georgia
Tech. who had SO.
Casinelli, the national rush.
ing leader became the first
Memphis State player to win
a scoring crown. Iacavazzi is
Princeton's first national scor-
ing champion.
Navy's Fred Marlin, who
booted three points after
Itouc c h downs against Army,
emerged as the seasons lead
ing scorer by kicking. His 81
extra points and five field
goals gave him So points. Then
came Tony Crosby of Texas
and Lothridge, with 81 apiece.
Lothridge had the most field
goals, IL, while Crosby COL
lected the most points after
touchdown without a miss, "a.
Woody Woodall of Auburn had
% without missing.
Cornell's Pete Gogolak kicked
his way into the record book
with a string of 48 points after
touchdown without a miss over
two years. He had 1S in 1868.
The Scoring Lao dare.
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Sundy Wins Another

HOUSTON, Dec. 13 (AP).-
Sandy Koufax, baseball's man
Of the year. is the 1868 winner
Of the Dickie Kerr Award and
will receive the trophy as one
Of the featured guests at the
fourth annual Houston baseball
dinner January 81.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
Mek-End Sports
On N-RndEo
TeIeVision
TODAY

Boxing
Florentino Fernandez VS.,
Juan Rivero, middleweights,
WMAL-7, 10 pm.
TOMORROW
Football
Alabama VS.. Miami, WTOP-
9, 1:30 pm.
New York VS.. Kansas City,
WMAL-7, 2 pm.
Junior Rose Bowl, WRC-4,
4 pm.
Green Bay VS.. San Francis
co, WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
SUNDAY
Football
+ San Diego VS.. Houston,
WMAL-7, $3.50 pm.
Bowling
Championship Bowlin g,
WMAL-7, noon.
Radio
TOMORROW
Basketball
Maryland VS.. West Virginia,
WOL-1450, 8:05 pm.
SUNDAY
Football
Washington VS.. Cleveland,
WwDC-1260, 2 pm.
Baltimore VS.. Los Angeles,
wTOP-15OO. 2 pm.
Evening star., 1963-12-13

I'VE are not at liberty to tell
who the information is for and
how it will be used until it is
cleared by Houston"
The data will be sent to the
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration headquarters in
Houston.
The information will be used
for the benefit Of the astro-
nautS, but further details were
not available. The tests are
similar to those previously
conducted by the Harvard
Medical School.
A few years ago one testing
This is a Government Sc
cret," Schmidt said after the
game. Il didn't even know the
device was there during the
game. 1t didn't bother me. I
don't even want to know the
results. I'm liable to stay home
in an easy chair instead of
doing this if I find out"
Lectured on Habits
Prentice revealed the medical
men who had tested some of
the players Wednesday lectured
them on habits to bring maxi
mum efficiency. AS a result of
the advice, Prentice moved up
his regular steak dinner from 3
pm. to noon.
81 seemed to have more zip
on the ice and was not tired
at all. OF course when you win
and score your 2O0th goal it
helps. But I really believe this
change in eating habits made a
difference"
In a six-second span in the
first period Dave Balon and
GILES Tremblay fired goals
past Ranger rookie GILES Vile
mure for a. 20 Montreal lead.
Before the opening period
ended the Canadiens had five
goals and coasted home. Trem-
blay and New York's Rod Gil
bert each scored twice.
Montreal thus vaulted over
idle Toronto into second place
In the standings.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
Salt Lake Post
Goes to HimsI

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 13
(AP).-Vedie Himsl. 12-year
veteran Of the Cubs organiza-
ton, yesterday was named
manager of the Salt Lake Bees
Of the Pacific Coast League.
Himsl replaces Elvin Tape,
who will return to the corps Of
rotating Cub coaches after
managing the Triple-A affiliate
one season.
Himsl has served as a Cub
coach, scout and farm organi-
zation director.
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Walter Reed Romps

Walter Reed won its 18th
basketball game, 86-46.
over Fort McNair last night at
Walter Reed. Fred Hardison
scored "a points to lead the
hospital team to its 14th VIC
tory in IS games overall.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
RondoIph-Mocon
Stops GuIluudet

Gallaudet's modest winning
streak in basketball was
stopped at two games last
night as Randolph Macon
came alive in the second half
for an $3.50 victory in their
Mason-Dixon Conference tus-
sic at Gallaudet.
The Yellow Jackets, leading
by only three points at half
time, turned on an effective
full-court press to pull away.
Ron Semitic and Dick Kamin-
ski Of RIM led the scoring
with "a and % points, respec-
kfxro1xy
Evening star., 1963-12-13

the system generally used at
most tracks, involving the de-
velopment of film and trans
porting it to the stewards view
ing area, delays of is or 20
minutes are common.
Charles Town, at its 29-day
meeting which opens Monday,
will experiment with a new
process, which will utilize tele-
vision cameras and video tape.
If the system works as well
as the tests, currently being
conducted at Pimlico, the long
wait to settle a foul claim will
be a thing of the past.
=
Television cameras are being
installed at various vantage
points of 34-mile Charles Towr
track. These cameras will re-
cord the races. The picture viii
be transmitted on closed circuit
to video tape recorders in the
control room.
Jack Pondfield, son of Lou
Pondfield, one of the owners OF
the Charles Town track, is di-
recting the new video tape op-
erations. His company, located
here, is known as Video Sports
Inc.
with the video tape patrol,
the stewards will be able to re-
view pictures within seconds
after the horses cross the fin
ish line and, if they desire, rem
der a decision before the horses
are unsaddled," said Jack.
Up to now, the so-called film
patrol lost a number of min
utes by transporting the film
from the individual towers,
where pictures were taken, to
the developing area, Once pro-
cessed the film then had to be
carried to the projection room
Pondfield points out that all
of this is practically instan-
taneous with video tape.
Then, too, if the stewards
wish to see another part of a
race. which would have re-
quired processing another
length of film under the older
system, only the pressing of a
button will be needed to view
additional video tape taken by
another camera.
1t is also possible to record,
on the same video tape, COM
ments of patrol judges as the
horses pass their stands at var
ious points around the track.
According to Pondfield, the
video tape patrol cameras will
also provide sharp. clear pic
lures, regardless of light condi-
tionS. Once on video tape, pic
lures of the races can be
shown in slow motion, in re-
verse. or stopped completely to
show a single still frame.
Also, the equipment used by
Pondfield's crew is portable
Last Sunday, pictures of the
Evening star., 1963-12-13
Mountuineers Meet

A reception for West Virginia
University alumni and guests
will be held at the Dodge
House Hotel following the
Mountaineers' basketball game
at Maryland tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
Bills Reuctivute Back

BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec. 13
(AP).-The Buffalo Bills of the
American Football League
reactivated defensive halfback
Hank Rivera yesterday.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
MIL COACH, NOT ASTRONAUT
Space Agency Wires Pilot

BOSTON. Dec. Is (AP).-n
you doubt hockey Is a strenu-
Gus game. just ask Americas
astronauts and the medical
profession.
If there is any question
about lowly Boston playing it
to the hilt, Chicago's National
Hockey League leaders can
straighten you out.
The Bruins climbed out of
Evening star., 1963-12-13
Quontico Cogers
Crush Edgewood

The Quantico Marines kept
their entire starting five on the
floor for six minutes of the
first half and only a minute
of the second as they swept to
a 106-66 victory last night at
Edgewood Arsenal.
Dick Peloff's II points rep
resented the top individual ef-
fort as the Marines won their
fifth game in seven, and fourth
out of five in the East Coast
InterService Cnnfarence
Evening star., 1963-12-13
Braves Sign Muye

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 13 (AP) .
-Outfielder Lee Maye has
signed his 1864 contract with
the Braves. it was announced
yesterday.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
MIA Results

BY the Associated Press
Cincinnati II2, New York IO2.
Los Angeles 100, Baltimore IO5.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
AT THE RACES
Charles Town Set
To TYVideo Tape
By JOE KELLY

BALTIMORE Dec. 49, - If they take down your number
blink your after foul claim at Charles
Town. don't be surprised.
The management attempting to reduce the long,
nzng delays between the time objection injury is
flashed odds board and the stewards decision Under
Evening star., 1963-12-13

AM. H. Van Berg entry.
z3 pounds; x pounds; Xxx Z pounds
Xxx 10 pounds apprentice allowance.
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Purse. $500: Allowance; 2-year-oIdsI

MTHEM0ST ls In . spot to win another. FLEET
TRICK vas an Impressive winner at Aqueduet at
seVen-eghths Of . mile and viii be tough 10 beat
EIGHTEEN CARAT should take money spot.
Evening star., 1963-12-13

RED WEDGEW0OD an easy winner at Lau.
se Iof $1,000 and locks best here MAWEE, third for
SWIFTLY BILL was net beaten far when fIfth for
$500 and might take it all.
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q Mrs. A. DAeunto-Daniel Lowell entry.
IOWN rallied strongly when fourth in . sprint Of
fve-eghths Of mile and locks best here. MOLTERER
Inst missed In his last at mile and sixteenth. ROMPN
SrOMPN is due fer tsp race.
Evening star., 1963-12-13

Proud and Pleased
That's tremendous" said
little, when he got home from
practice and got the word. I'm
proud and pleased. I hope I
prove worthy, especially in
Sundays game. That's the big
one"
The Giants and the Steelers
meet Sunday in New York with
the Eastern Division title at
stake. The Steelers won the
first meeting, $40, but a victo-
ry or a tie for the Giants will
put them into the NIL playoff
for the third straight year.
All the figures in that sem
tence point to the value of Tit
tie to the Giants. since he is in
his third year with the club,
and he was on the bench with
a rib injury in the first game
with the Steelers. 1t was the
only game he missed this year.
33 Touchdown Passes
Title has been just about all
the offense for the Giants. and
usually he has been enough.
Despite the shutout at Pitts
burgh, the Giants lead the
league in scoring by a wide
margin.
Title has thrown 80 touch
down passes this year, equaling
his own league record set last
year. He has 204 compilations
in BAL attempts for a 59.8 per-
centage and 1887 yards.
The star quarterback, who is
81 and looks maybe five years
older than that with his wealth
er-beaten face and bald head
also has established two NFL
career records with 1879 touch
down passes and 1854 passes
Bobby Layne held both old rec
ordS.
Ready for SteeIers
Title said his selection as
MVP shouldn't make any diff
ference in the game Sunday. 81
don't think the Steelers &c
around with my press clippings
in their pocket" he said. AND
I was going to go all out any
way"
That's the only way Y. A
plays. Giant fans delight in
watching him take off his he'll
met and slam it to the ground
while his bald pate shines ir
the sun. whenever he is angry
at his own performance.
THE last three years in New
York have been the most en-
joyable of our lives" Title
said. MY wife and I are over.
joyed at our reception here"
Understandably so, since thu
Titles are among the BIZ
Towns foremost celebrities.
Title was born in Marshall
Tex, and played at Louisiana
State. He Joined the Baltimore
Colts in the old All-Americar
Conference in 1948, and spent
10 years with the 49ers. He
never played with a division
winner until he came to the
Giants.
Y. A. stands for Yelbertor
Abraham. But even his wife
calls him "Y. A."
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SECOND EAcE7Fu.: $500, claiming o1SOO,,

APPOINI was unlueky In his last when dsquA-
fled after finishing first and the STONEY
BELLE was second In fine effort for $500 and Is
the enc 10 beat JIMMY MILLER impressive
winner In sprint for 5000
Evening star., 1963-12-13
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Evening star., 1963-12-13
Hockey Results

By the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 2. Chicago l.
Montreal 8, New York 4.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 95,50Og StaFteFi handicap; s.
yeaT-Olds and up; 1Is miles.

SUN OF DINAH. an easy winner Cor Ss 900. looks
best here. MY FOX Is due for . top WEATHER
SCOPE should take . money spot.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
Joe KeNys RmEcO handtqps
SATURDAY RACES. TRACK FAST POST TIME, PM.

year-ods and up; "a miles.
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Sixth RACE Purse. $500: claiming Cs1.5OO to
$1,000; 3-yeaF-oIds and up; furIongs


Marion H. Van Berg entry
FANCY FRANKIE q winner for $500
and should repeat here LII EDDY, also . winner for
$500, will battle to the wire. RITE STRIPE should
take money spOt.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: Starter Handicap;
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er in the National Football
League by an Associated Press
panel Of sports writers and
broadcasters from the IA league
cities.
Title got 80 of the 40 votes
cast and Brown, the fulIback of
the Cleveland Browns, the 9TH
er seven.
Evening star., 1963-12-13

Totals 46 IS IO6 Totals 26 II 66
Halftime: Quantico. 4S-31.
Evening star., 1963-12-13

THIRD RACE-Purse. Sc 500; claiming (s3.OOOD, a.
year-ods and upi s furIongs
Evening star., 1963-12-13

LORD BALM0RAL was blocked In his last rae,
and Eets the vote here YANKEE BLAZE his las
and rates excellent chance. BLUE MONARCH
due for TOP effort.
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ONE AND TWO BEDRMs., living
room, kitchen and bath, Close-in
sc. WASH .conv. to military and
Govt, buildings on WA busline.
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SEAMS TO ME
How to Make
Bossinet Skirts

Every baby should have a
pretty, frilly bassinet, so
here's a simple to = make
draped cover Of organdy and
taffeta, trimmed with ribbon
bows and artificial flowers.
This particular cover is for
a standard size bassinet. It
measures IL inches in depth
and 80 inches in circumfer-
ence, with q skirt hanging
27la inches.
You'll need: ~ yards Of
quilted cotton; six yards of
organdy; 3ls yards Of taft
feta: twill tape u inch wide;
satin ribbon for bows and ar
tificial flowers; cable cord.
To lit the quilted lining,
place in bassinet wrong side
out with edge overlapping the
top about Ia inches. Take in
extra fullness by pinning
darts at four corners. Re-
move lining, stitch darts, trim
them to A-inch of stitching
and press open. Stitch twill
tape to top and bottom edge
Of lining. Place lining in
bassinet right side out and
tack to bottom.
To make underskirt, cut
four widths Of organdy and
four Of taffeta, each Is
inches long. Cut off selvages
Of organdy and stitch widths
together. For fine finish, use
narrow French seams. Stitch
together four taffeta widths.
Along lower edge, pin two
fabrics together, with right
side of organdy to wrong
side of taffeta. Stitch to-
gether and press. Turn or
CANDY to right side. To be
sure both fabrics coincide
perfectly. haste along seam
on right side. Then smooth
skirt so neither fabric droops
or bubbles, and haste along
top raw edges. II top edges
are uneven, trim them evenly.
Gather top edges, using a
long machine stitch. Stitch
across one width at a time
h-inch from edge. Draw
thread and gather so that
each width measures about
% inches. Finish top with
taffeta band ga inches wide
and 901a inches long. Stitch
ends together and pin to
underSkirt right sides to-
gether. Adjust gathers and
stitch l2-inch from edge.
Turn to wrong side Of under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25

Embassies of Canada. Chile.
Denmark, Iran, Japan, the
Netherlands, Venezuela, and
the Philippines as well as the
Islamic Center"
Mrs. Ralph e. Becker is
chairman Of this years tour.
This is the 18th year the
Guild has sponsored this tour
for the benefit Of the handi-
capped. and it now claims a
faithful following of guests
who return year after year
for each seasons special sur
prises at the embassies and
homes featured.
Key chairmen of commit
tees for the tour include Mrs.
Angler Biddle Duke, wife Of
the Chief Of Protocol, spon-
sors and guests Of honor:
Mrs. Oscar Chapman, host
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

skirt, turn under raw edge
with narrow hem.
The overskirt is made from
five widths Of organdy each
1914 inches long. Cut off
selvages and stitch widths
together. Make narrow hem
along bottom edge. If you
wish, you can add narrow
lace to hem edge. Shir top
Of skirt with two rows of
stitching u inch apart; then
q space of %-inch and two
lore rows Of stitching.
Gather one width at a time
as you did for underskirt to
avoid thread breaking. Pull
thread and gather each width
to measure 10 inches.
Cover cord in organdy or
taffeta and stitch to top
edge Of gathering. Drape
skirt as shown, in about six
or seven evenly spaced places
and tack. Add ribbon bows
and flowers at each draped
point.
Miss Scott IS oIwoys sIod TO heor
from her readers, and whenever
possible will use their questions in
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The accent will be on art
and literature in this years
Goodwill Embassy and House
Tour. Mrs. John G. Harlan,
jr., president of the Goodwill
Guild, has announced.
Mrs. Harlan said this ac-
cent will be brilliantly evil
dent in the modern art, an
cient art and exquisite treas
ures of other cultures at the
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her column, but because Of the
greet volume Of moiI received dolly,
she eonnot answer individual let
tiers.
For pour copy OF Fifteen
Gifts You Can Make" tDrite
to Patricia Scott in care OF
The Star, incloSino a long,
selt-Gddressed, stamped en-
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couer printing and handling
costs. The subjects for this
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SCOTS most popular columns.
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