mucus
NAWOHAL HAGUE.
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Gum Yesterday.
Pittsburgh, 24; Boston, 1-4. 1,,
New York, 5-2; St. Louis, 3-0.
Brooklyn, 24: Chicago, 1-1.
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia, !.
Standing in National League.
w. L. r.c.‘ . . . I
639 York tans who have anticipated one] Ciclntont A. 0.10“” Howard
1! oolslyn .............. 62 35
Boston . . . . . ........... 56 39
Philadelphia .......... 57 42
New York ............ 52 46
Chicago ............... 46 57
Pittsburgh ............ 42 54
St. Louis .............. 4d ' 61
l‘lliClllliall ............ 41 68
Games Today.
Berton at Brooklyn (2).
New York at Philadelphia,
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
8t. Louis at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Gama Yesterday.
Detroit, 2; Chicago, 0.
St. Louis, 5-3: Cleveland, 4-1.
Only two games scheduled.
Standing in American League.
W. L. P.(‘ 110 do a turn for the game and for a
.5tlli‘iclltl without having money as his . _ ..
660iobiect :talls‘ol'thc prcllmiiliiry practice. the
. , .
that practice stssiull will be held ill
‘tlle Yale bowl the day after Labor
Boston ................ 61 44
Chicago .............. 61 48
Cleveland ’19 47
Detroit . . . ............. 59 61
fit. Louis .......... 59 51
New York ............ 55 50
- Washington ' ........... 6! 54
jrilllsdeipliia ..... 20 81
Games Today.
Washington at Boston.
LPhusdelplllalat New York (2).
Detroit at Chicago.
‘ Cleveland at St. Louis.
lNTERNATIONM. LEAGUE.
W
Bums: Yesterday.
Riellrhond, 11-4; Toronto. 8-3.
.. . M4591“ RUWFNJA...
,5 No other ' his scheduled. ‘
Standing in International
W L.. ' P'C- would take I lot of money to coax
‘5“. him out. He went further and ud-
-530 vised the “Yankee owner to look for
5‘50 younger players, and let a man who
52° wanted to retire get out
\ ‘ 1
500 Though Holman had not been in “L stsrt for Colorado Springs, '1"
he will put on the finishing touches
to a hard coulse of training hob
Buflnlo ............... 67 44
Providence ........... 56 44
Montreal .............. 61 46
Ball linore ............. CL‘ '48
Toronto ............... 49 49
Richmond ....... . ..... 4 8 6t)
Nevark ............... 41 56
Rochester ............. 39 55
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Games Today.
Toronto at Richmond (2).
Montreal at Providence.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Rochester at Newark.-
’£ASTHRN LEAGUE.
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‘
Games Yesterday.
Hartford, 9-1; Bridgeport, $2.
] New Haven, 9; Springfield, 0.
,Lawrence. 5; Lowell, 1.
Portland, 2; Worcester, 1.
New London. 3: Lynn, 1.
——
Sunnis in Eastern Lea us.
° w. 1: Poison: exhibition bout to
Portland ........... .. .60 25
New London .......... 58 26
Worcester ......... 47 38
Lynn .................. 48 41
Springfield ............ 46 - 42
Lawrence ............. 37 45
New Haven i .......... 36 49
'fiiridgeport ............ 35 64
Lowell ............... 30 52
.Harti’ord .............. 30 55
. Games Today.
. Bridgeport at Hartford.
Springfield at New Haven. .. I
" LoWell at Lawrence. .
Lynnat New London.
. Worcester at Portland.
sass
- secretion.
Toledo. 11: Kansas City, 2.
Nlnnespolts; 4; Indianapolis. 3.
. Columbus. 3"; "WM”.
8!. Paul. 1;“
atom. . .
.557‘ The fact is Holman came to the
.636 Yankees simply it an agreclutnt that,
.5136 his expenses
.524 money he will i
.486 resent his expenses plus a certain
.198 diilon Captain Huston made himself. 50"" ”“‘ 5‘0““ “W“
" gloom» is married and is the lather of
three children.
Jollcs' contract calls for tattoos {or
the club but would not talk “inkyjhree years. it is understood. These
' figures are somewhat less than thosc
contract of Guy-
Nicksils, conch oi the crew, who ‘re-
celves an annual stipend of 610,000.
Yale have no
oya lg big leagues and wanted to be
League. imposes on a. player, and that it
.490
.423
'“5 Until he oined the club he had onl' been undergoing m" h" .,
J 5 Charley White. The champion wilt".
he stepped ”Km in and [Ed the club defend his lightweight till}, lining“
the crack Chicagoan in
helarena Labor Day.
made eight hits in 25 times at but? cm"? mm" “m g“ "m °h'““‘
pioli in shape for the second Leon-
and it some of the other playerslam scrap, will accompany Welsh to
could hove stepped up with as mime Springs. It is very likely that
a showing the club would probabiy'm‘mm“ Roddy-.11 Harlem lightweight,
may also make the trip
.part\y . Roddy busybeen practically
signed up to box t‘l Denver
pion" in the semi-final to the title
tbuttlc. Roddy will make a good spar-
ring partner for the Briton.
Welsh has not been taking it easy
since he turned the tables on Leonard.
correct and He had a week's rest and-since than
,‘has engagcdin two hours' hard work
been an interesting onelevel-y afternoon at a gym. Li call
‘553 at every point and he worked his "y.Engllah fighters.
539 togthe championship by plugging rightl
.690 lHis career has
.366
icon AWIA’MON disuse
y
Slut”!
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CLEVELAND, August l2.—The Newggbeldo.‘
.589 lug Artie, lioimanfthe ‘former t‘hlcagoland 1;“ng Gang.
.576‘Cub star. gliding aroundinaYan’soej, mymmc A. C.-Pnul Doyle and Paul
1 unitorm are due for a disappoint-EMU“. ’
An‘lnent, tor Circus Soily is again retlr-l
lug after another brief but sucwssiul Harlem S. C.
:m‘dash into the his leagues: Casey and Walter lohr.
.376 When the Yanket‘s left for home. Wednesday, August 1;
Holman returned to Chicago to red Pioneer 8. C.—Kid Burns and (‘hlck
Holman quit the Yankees because he
feels that he has done all he set outj
to do “'iltn He joined the Yankees a
Week ago at Detroit. That was to help
out his old friend-Bill Donovan, un-
til solue of the injured outfi‘tllders.
were able to return to their places. ‘
As Blues and High are. expectedto
be ready when the Yankees get home.
liciiiiun feels he has done his part.
fl‘érllilll‘ to see a ball player willing
9 with him will rep-l
lioi’nlztn had no idea of pluyins ball
until alter Donovan went after hilll
last week. He readily agreed to join
He took a leave of absence from his
hoes, but had no intention of finish-
ing the season. 'l‘wo nights ago the
e
iy ship. as be had spent twelve years
training all year, he had a fine show-
;inx in his short stay with the Yanks.
played in eight games all year. Yet
in hitting for the week.
including Thursday's game."
His average tor the week wla 320,1
have won some games.
GOTCH THROUGH WITH WREBT.
LING 8AM E. ‘
Frank Gotch seems to be through
with the wrestling gums forever. The
report of his breaking a leg in a re-f
'Frank says he has wrestled his last.
3
they never met anoint.
BAN IOX TWMT.
__ are
Matthiaantummudld
mun llobtwoix‘htl wlil‘be or, ‘
We
francs.
coimio ooxtua sours.
m l v” Brroodway a. .c. (Brooklyol—Woi-
tar Mon: and My Bases.
_________ Falrmont A. Cs—‘I‘olnmy Touhey and
Billy De Foe.
Leaves cut to Retail to Baseball Washinswn 6- 6—sz Zulu Kid
. and Abe Friedman; Frank Csrbone
Im-m “In“ a.“ and Soldier Jack Kelsey.
Monday. August 14.
"- Queensboro A. (‘.—Mlke Smith and
K04”va Kid: Paul Stockton and Young
”Elder Jones' 81. Louis Browns, TULSA, Ohio, AW 12.——Frunk
liuulullllltu
mutual humus;
'one of the reasons why Uncle Rob-
GASEBALL NOTES.
The Bravos, barring the jaddod
Madmen, are the weal-est hitters in
the M leagues. Yet they prom’ute
to make it warm for the Brooklyns.
Wheat‘s heavy batting this year is
. . 'e’ t i first loco.
wet» a loss one coming. but it be- Moran is going to be in st conditionbu 3 "m s in p
gins to look as it they had arrived [or hi; my”; round mill with cm’
with a big brass band or tony pieces. Morris. the “pride (I Oklahoma.” to
Twenty-two victories in the last twen- be staged in an immense open w-
ty-i‘our genial—that's the record oi gm. 1. an. city a. the gnu—noon of
the club that’s the real sensation 0: “no; Day, September 4, ‘
the American League rnce at the [”683 Accompanied by m. mm, “a
cat. lime.
Tuesday, August 15.
(Hsmnlei’sl—Jimmy
same charge of his baseball schooiustmler; ,1“ Linen and Bobby Hubon.
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NEW HAW/IN NIXT WEEK
New Football Mentor to Receive .20.-
1 000 for Three Yeara' Work,
. 9‘
id be paid. The;“">~ .; _
Coach Jones plans to make his pet‘-
lm_!liliitlt-llt tesltiellce here and will look
.
baseball school to play with the Yan- comm'md
club oftered hlnl a bontract. He said Football
he -did put Irish to play ball tendon _k"°‘"°"" #1 MM coaching policy
" ' However, much
confidence is placed in his ability“?M
free in the restrictions the same “ "m" “d ”A“ "mm! “M " ,mf
man to negotiate a glorious isle
comeback. _
Jones will
"FREDDIE WELOH TO
LEAVE FOR WEST TODAY
Today at the latest F
1;:
:WALLACE VOUNOER
Welsh does some ex-
ercising in his apartments. Owen Mo-
.523 3"" “- When he ““3“? ”mm“ togrim and Jam Drlscoll had the same
“'1 put Tom Jenkins aside, then Hacken-mabm They
"24 Mhmidtt he had his OWlt wa’ “th‘handa 8‘1“.
.393 things. Zbyssko,, the Pole, was,
Brink's particular Jinx ml 11° “"QF-‘ri-toos’é’mcmo‘m some: aoa’m
353 actually defeated him He fir“ MK! LONDON, August il.——For the first
rum on, foolishly uttering to throw time since the outbreak of they“.
him five times inside an hour. but beihpne racing bill be mm .
didn't throw him once. After that‘h‘rnnoeon August 15. A series of.
Butch evadedthe Pole.,tlil finally a“ meetings has. been arranged tor this
match was arranged .1?th Frank month,'8eptember.
_ pulled out a rather slender-4 meter! vember on‘the Csen.1llont do his a
and 'not- a clean-cut one. Altar that unification racecourse.» the Parts
‘ - », reunion certain .rreuelousliséihsm
. y - , . been imposed. "but in the". interest tot
WALTER M0"! AND, 4W" R“ breeders of When: the condo .
,, nod cm: or the Societe ransom.“ m,“ WWW-«W »
ills muss is immune!!! VI! .
”3 on m ill-MM mtg-m. , moon I"?! m9.
.“ ., . .
taken on by the St. Louis Browns as
extra infielder. is the real major lea:-
ue veteran in potato! service: he ’i
I'iew'rnontba younger * than , Hans
Wagner; Hons was 42 on the 24th at
last memory, while the old seat will'
notbetzysanotasenaulnextlio-
veinber 4:" However, he anteceded
W Woznerhy tw'oyeafs in the National
Mastic. '
Wallace started as a pitcher with unit be hold up “I! Broadway ‘Bporb
in; cm tor cm or: annuity night.
July 89, when in, had agreed to box
tor ail-perfcont. Authored-a tiller. ‘
3“” oi! use “two out ‘Martin was
entitled to ca amm and
just couldn't keep their
W
the old Cleveland National. Magoo
.0le in 1,995._.entl Werner an! act
met with the warm. Natlonnlotm-
til '15". Jam Islam-cecal! but
gin or the smaller. one flour ,
gloom the you mm tits sdvonta will” melts munchies-ordered»
to return the rim. 2’ ‘
m
October on No-
sm‘vonx. smut nan. a...“ t mm tie
armament. at the Broadway I. 0., to-l mum and the
, m. .1 "(it “I... aim noses be assaying tone or, ‘ ‘
avert have et‘
when.
”a" “garment-m,
the lace-making m.
in my”, days of high “mum, “Nitrite next week to make! preparations and ‘they'rc‘bankln’g no small part of lornohile, a racing type car built es.
money mum“ in baseball 1, is re-; r the opening of the tall (alllpfllgll.atit‘li ’10st on no senerlllshlp of WM”) tor mm. and be m," this to
it is «peeled that Captain lilsck will Manager Jones.
be here about ‘the same time to con-
'lcr with Coach Jones concerning dc-
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WORLD‘S LOSING
. "all trainers, Iona arrived from New
Tr... Bed 801 Dill. a calm in metr'vork, on August 1. determined to
winning streak or rourteen games last spend a mu, be” u, become ”cu.
ISaturday. but the Mound City outfit mated and set into proper physical
,came back with a victory in the ooc- condition
'and same of the double-header. Inthhat he anticipate.
latter dropping another contest to the Koran. has purchased a five-morn
lCurrinns, Sunday, started on soothers-mugs. one mile‘ east of the city. Re
“new spurt which malted in scleu- is llvmg titers, with his trainers and
,up in five battles with Clark Griiiith’s manager. He does not want to be in
Sessions and two yesterday with the city, preferring to stay close to
Cleveland. I Jump to a tie with the. nature.
Tigers and only 4 1-2 some: behind with him no he runs into town each
'alternoon for a two hours' workout
The 8:. Louis fans have pennant m a local gymnasium.
,txees buzzing in their bonneu. They've. liloll'is has been training for two
NEW HAVEN, August 12.—_lleatllrot the lever Just as badly as sieve-Rustin already. He w '
Coach Tad Jones, of the Yale iootbull’land fans had it while the lndinits afternoon in his big private .. V , ,. k, ,
team, is expected in Now Haven tiOlllt‘:Wel'l‘ out in from earlier in the tight. slum at Sitplilpa. He, too, has an au-.’ ‘l‘o had a,scheme to arrange ‘ ”u“ Manager DonoVIn '
(or the gruelling match
He brought a touring car
orks out each .'
to the Sapulps nlunlcipal'
water reservoir each morning.
lowing a two~miie run on the mad he
RECORD IROKEN takes a plunge in the reservoir and;
While the Athletics did not shutter then returns to town for a nap.
the American League. record by In,» Alchltecls have completed plans tori:
m" twenty “mm“ games, Chandler the arena, which is to be located in
Hill 01"
the Phillies' mainstay. He is keeping
them within striking distance of the
top.
serve to lose the pennant."
The rumor will not down that
The plight of the Athletics is a live
topic in American League circles.
What will Connie Mack accomplish.
next year? 9
Even the mighty Waiter Johnson
could not stop the Browns on Wednes-I
day. No wonder St. Louis tans let
out another yell!
Not much is written about the
managerial abilityoi Bill Car-rigours“
'the Red Sox, but he seems to get, re. day. Baker is coming trout WM
nulls.
‘ roo conversant l
checking room so that women shop-
pers could check their husbands."
“How did it pan out?" i
"Wouldn‘t work. We didn't knoW,
what to do with husbands left over‘
thirty days."~Kanaas City Journal. '
l
arses soar sacs ENTRIES. 1
.._. !
thlltci the Philadelphia dopteier the heart of the city. There will be Foot Craft In Thouoand inland: V. C.
discovers that the Athletics broke a 12'0”" ”8"" all within ”‘5’ view 0'1
world‘s losing record anyway. And ”‘9 rins.
its we always were interested in tile
its—in both their successes and {all- make special rates for the big LaborlYCCM Club championship ”192‘anth
All railroads entering Tulsa wm 11.»~Entrles for the Thousand Islanda'
Event Startino August 15 i
ALI-IANDRIA an. N. Y. Augustl
l
uresr—we Rive them their honest dues. "33' WON. and It least Bl! special/"D motor b0“ ""5 “3"” ha” “"I
if they have now become the “H,“ trains will be operated from points ln,('eived bv C. Allen liaydcn. chairmsn‘
champion losers we proclaim their Missouri, Kansas, Texas “d 0k"h°'§°‘ the “”3"“ Committee of ”'9
' Yacht Filth. They are as follows:
new honors to our readers. _ma.
(‘llantllcr finds that no team in
baseball history has boon a3 inofilcient EXPREOMVE LOU TAKIS
over any stretch as the Mackmen dur-
ing illelast two months. Duflnstbe rlr'rsnoiwn, r... Aunts! e ,
period from June 26 until they won Erpleuivs Lou won in straight h‘eatal fl" P" ‘ "1’ owned by 50““ Flinn.
their same In Detroit, last Thursday, the Matron Blake,» valued at- “.0003“? mm rap Blckneli. M NF") Mk.
lihe Athletics had lost 41 out of 43:1vhich was the feature more! thein‘h” mm” ""9" b” t‘. H. “mu"
games. .They beat Boston on June 26.;third day of Grand Circuit racing on
when they had a locord of 17 victor. the Brunot's island track here yes-1‘“ flmhem an“; “‘1 Km“ ”3‘ 0"“
es and reactants. Just before antiwar afternoon. Usutsome Wattséf‘d b" W' 3‘ ““dm- °’ “mm”
as Detroit last Wednesday, theyZGeer: up, finished second in the first. ”'9 races Wm M run 0'" a” “‘0‘“
owned 10 victories nod 80 detoats. ”heat and third in the second.
Prior to toast; the twenty straight: The Comatocll $8.000
the Athletics had made the proud rec-,Won by Bo: R. in
ord or losing 21 out of 28 games. Con-EThomns Earl took the mid pace. worth
to luck shtiiild'btdc his head in smooth with little difficulty. and Wor-
busbel basket. itby Prince, by finishing first in two
The worst record" prior to the N ’ heat: and second in another. won the
mic, stretch vies mushy the Pitts-'31
burgh National League club in 1800,,
which club lost as out of 33 ”meg mitt-luau in the second heat of the 2:05
a stretch running from July 27 totllroce. valued at 81.000. When General
September 12. That was the year the;
Pirates lost 28Jtrallzbt.
en.
'i.
ll.. Judson. of Lake George: P. D. Q
'm PITTBIURON STAKE VL, owned byMrs. Henry D. Whlton.
12__ of Lon island. and A. Graham Mike:
iDetmit; P. l). O. lV.. owned by M1
isond Islands Yacht Club course. All!-
lust 15, 16 and 17.
scores CLUBS WILL
Necessary in Order to Play Out Series
11 trot.
The best time of the afternoon was
molar league teams will both play
home games September 27, the first
conflict in engngtments here in re.
iBrett, however, finished in tho load.cent years, as a result of an arrange-
lu 1390 the Louisville Colonels. of,” the out And third boats and was
the National League. went through .Iawarded the MO-
stretch during which they lost 33 out
of 35 games played .This was the
team which lost 28 straight games,
according to the records Richter
says he has searched through the files
and finds «that the Louisville losing
streak was 26, instead of 26.
iu‘ covsroLmo mile in 2:04: R. H.
mom made yesterday. The Braves.
with seven games to play with Pitts-
burgh on the latter‘s last trip here.
have only"tbree scheduled dates for
them. Double headers have been fix-
ed for September 23, 25 and 26. Sep-
tember 27 ,an open date in the Nation-
, al League schedule, was set yester-
day for the seventh contest. notwith-
standing that the Red Sox and New
York Americans are listed to play at
Fenway Park on that date. Yesterday‘s
double-header between the Pittsburgs
and Braves was started at noon, to“
allow the teams to make train conifec- '
tlona. ‘
Direct‘im l, world’s champion
madehis first announced the year
onotrackand pacedbyarunnlng
horse made a sood‘mlle tn 1:59 34.
The meeting will close today.
W
soxsas m 'rnouaus.
NEW 302K, August 18.——Tho Stats
._ Athletic Commission yesterday slun-
.THAN l-tANs. wmng mound Harry Pierce. a Brooklyn bone
While 'Rhody, Wallace, recently or .to appear Monday morning to am
ever a ounplalnt brought against him
by his manager. Hartln Julian-that
ho had violated his emujsot, andalso
on complaint or the Clement-Athletic
club that. installed torfulfil a contront.
to box at that club'llhursday night.
Silent (limit A deal mute mlddloi ..
weight/will be recommended [tor ‘a
pension br-Chatrnian Wenck unleda
he can disprove libel-nos tothe enact
, \
Too Many until Not-italic People No-
dull, tired and all worn-out— w .. .. ,
it you hays hard headaches. back- " -. august
aches and dilly spells—7 . - - '
stitch intone." . y
.- business's Kidney Pills, the timer
tried, houseboat-sod kidney remedy. 1 ‘
_ . _, , _ Way trouble. ‘ ’
W'“hhm-u'ywlm m swans metals,
1 ‘ Winsome-cu:
Lani-am
Hawks-ye. owned bv Commodore A
coneuc'r l‘N DATES
‘Wlth Pie-tea.
BOSTON. AWt 12.-—-Boaton‘s two'
Busesc'r YOUR moneys '-
_._.
pint Early Symptoms of
' ’ yKldnoy‘Yaaublo.
fi—n.‘
it your back i.’ Ionic—if you roei‘
it the Kidney secretions are dis-
Sitmct your kidnen and ‘ftake a
w
it may save you from some serious
4
i
labs use at In. uniltoh‘s export-5
-' mk‘manhaithm‘,
am Roswell; first“! have M
l - . . - . '
Grover Cleveland Alexander stillisl‘o ”*9 I“, “We “m“ “1”
'ed a clean blow. The New .
,session, using the manila...
, “If we can't win fairly,” says Pres-iweiflm on Johnson and .
idem Baker, of the Phillies, “we de- 0010'“ exponent “on“ i3! ‘
Washington will not be in the Ameri.;n°“"ilh““”dm‘ “mu"
can League next year. ,
Iaftclnoon by Dr. Wright. Tint . ,
1e
%
JOHNSON max, I ,
Occlusion comm W _"
Harlem a. o sous. ‘
flE’WJORK, August 12.
con, recognized colored .-. ‘ 7'
chap-.pson‘, treated Vic imfi,
pride 6! New Means. to an
ltrlnlming over the ten round
title Harlem Sporting Club [uh
«Johnson’s ring generals“
him to the decision, the toast»
looking Moron appear as o '
practically throughout.
Ecr nine rounds Johnson
(‘IEVH' repertoire of straight
:pulltita to the nose and right;
lad ytaged a dying rally in tfi
the sound of the bell in .
round both boys were on i.
At no time was there a
during the bout. -~
it was announced till! ., ,
weighed 132 ‘pounds, whit. 7
seven pounds heavier tilt.
bent.
BAKER AND MAGEE TO
PLAY WITH VAN!“
Frank Baker and Leo
ready to get in the Yank” is;
in Trappe, Md. He is ..
to play. it he doealnot pt ‘
double header it will be V
to get a. little practice wank,
taking ills regular position at,
base again.
The plaster casts were”.
from Lee Magee’s ankles
after examining the injured]
the star outfielder, declared:
can play in one of the two _
day, and will be pertectlr .
Monday. ., _ ~
Hughie High. who has MW,
3t
York several days. mo] oath
to start for another M; 13‘
been troubled with sharia). ~
season, and the doctors d_
unless he rests now_ be an
pennanently unsoudfldn’ tho,
Cities 0N WAY TO Hm -
The Chip brothers have”
Australia with Jlmln lino"
baps both of theta moat
cy. Darcy plans to come
try later to fight Glbbonm .
‘iuid arkue the middlewm
He's not likely to have a
the Chip boys, though. and
that one or the other in!
edge on his rev. 100 isn't
his older and better know!
George, but there are stoma"
elder him the best fighter at
Each wiu make Darcy stop at .
it they ore matched. ‘
NOTICE, ,
—--—
Removal error
. On and After May lib
height will be melted at
hast River rootd om
~oswstx, so. some
”RT, ROWAYTON AND.
-o Aiming J. with ‘t '
ma; 1‘
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