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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 4, 1922 · page 9

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7 of if Wi Lton went down to Zfisruat at (>er g
(Ll't' ‘ - Field Efleslt’lda)‘ afiernocan b5 3. wore 2'
f F ; . of 5 ‘f'b fheioré the knights of Colum- l
_.__,,2...— 222.;4 r ‘ Bus. béfore a largé crowd for room“
. - . 2 _. pm"- Runs in! By F" V. MCMSIIOR -‘ _ ' éstlnfatvd to be about 1,.5901
W I 5241“ . . 3 2 Hairpin pitching €056" hall for the;
1- .233.‘ llllllil‘l’ and ‘Vm _ r 2 ' ' ‘ '. Knights allov mg Wilton nlyfiw’hits;
'l‘ . (l I 22-. ()VCI’ Their No doubt Johnny Kilbane. now wishes he had not attempted tovoppose wliile- Rafiaele the Rama" 8 new i
. l‘l . .l..t ~ {the \vw lork State Boxing Commission. \\ hen the featherweight t‘itie-holderl third- stacker was masterful. He had:
. 1.332(221{.3H,I first received a notification from the New York Comniiagion to defend his title. nim- chances and handled all of [hnxu i
i ~ . llt' ridiculed Chairman Muldoon and suggestvd that he mind his own bnginess. . Two singles sand at double that iiiilmi‘
.\Iills. Immediately the commission iovoked Killianes Newt} York State licén‘sé and "Chippie" Haym‘t’sz“ while Hagg. my;
_ 2 2 imilml :‘diclurod his ““9 01 featherweight champion Of America Open- This was. ofinlso made thrre hits each a hard 1.3“
g" coursta agrvat shock to Kilbano. \ow he has received another setback in this mi“. 222,202,232 the jpfif-ld_
flay New York 1.0xlng Commiwions announcement to Johnny Dundee that he is I’lcasants made three of \Vi'iltm s.
not to meet Kimmie at 805k! 5 Thirty Acres. five hits : fiollvctmg ”0 Singles and a:
iAilrht-d ' double out 0! four tries.

I pinches ' ‘ ‘ * The Knights scored infthe first :lfterf
’ lip—town ' . . Prince lvt Hall's throw to Connolly'sI
. \Vhilo most tennis fans thouizht‘that tiw Australian team would give the slow gmtm'ivr t;t:-t by him. Begivy sac-i
' :2 12”.. 0p_ -\moriran Davis Cup pair of Tilden and Richards 11 hard battle. the majorit5 rin‘cpd Ha ll to Prince Connolly soon;
.2 rm; inning 01 tennis sports did not bellowI the strong American team would be so easily ed on Rafiatles dtiyo over Lind-2
«4—... H}! doubled defeated The gritty Australians made- quick “ork in capturing their match strom‘s heao but was cut down at;
::2.1. .1 on third. ’rlcfeating their American opponents 6- 4. 6— l) 6— 3. Both Tilden and Richards third trying to stretch his drive for:
’- 2 - l r » lllmlilo 10 solve- l were for trom tlwir best form and their efic- ctixoness and customary brilliance three bases. 4 . 2‘.
;.2 mm. punch. “(2.”. rarel5 in evidence- Begla‘y singlou merI short to start:
. Norm-d ‘llll‘t‘l‘ hits tlit- 42h. inflame sacrificed “arm to;
.\u'l‘ilim' hit and :i o o o 0 Prince. On this play 898'}er kept I‘ll-rhiI
i 22! four runs in “Wt ' . . on pan socond on sevand scormi “he“;
I. .\‘.277.:ir0 started the in-' John McGraw is probably very glad the Giants liavofinisliod up UK'H‘ I X‘inCl‘1hTt?“ 0er “aim’s iiufll m ‘1‘“.
‘ 5322.51.» and 5.2012. second. isnries 5 ith the Brooklyn Dodgers 1 hole Robbie's players some how or other grandstand. .. . g

’ ‘ . . . . . 2 the two H.i"":'.rl\ iii-s first man up in tho
hard on T‘(-kp\-_r1l“],i|-I\l it on tlu \chm“ “IBM and casih capture men series betwcen _ 2.5 . _ . .. . 2
2 2 HI him Nuzm r0 in tlm "‘“1’3- 5th.Idr0\'€‘ a hard 8mg” 0‘9" “1* H‘I”;
; “12.: m min] on a pngspd sacnfim‘d Hall to Prince. Lawson 21mg
2 L, \ .\lUll .2”me on tho first t ' ‘ . not have: to move for Murphys lineI
‘ '2 :5 {mix-m. moor-ml “-hun ‘ drive (I. It“. Connom: \Vfllklcl tin-l:
2; H-iuw “in; to ihp mm.- on Tho l-‘nston eres apparently have landed a initialilo pitilior in ti 0 PIN“ lit-{flu .‘inzlt'd. 10 “RT 133188"le hold-g

2 wrivlll tap, llwlwuy going to dumb oi (”001195 from the New Haten Eastern League club. Although tin lllg 33d ahdII(.IIOIllII10 1)}«1: v. Hill t22::-:
.~ (inlu'n' 5152.244] :1 single- to it“ minor longm- star has been with the Braxos a little more than a wflk h" “nun-d 1x431.» t an mm”. .uthlgI;
:2 Thin-5‘ and lzmlwny. Ming sin- had alwul. turned in his first 5lcior5' for Boston. Pitching the first an n?- {if in two run: . r -d ”I _ . .. '2

,- "ifflll ‘mhor twin}: caught 8' doublm hop tier with the Phillies on Saturday. Coonn5 “on his game in Dr — . The hmglrilici‘iz: signfinswilwmnl‘21“

i 2 . V2.” 'Ilhiril. Lnnrhak singléd Han: St} N, nilo rim: but six mattered hits and two runs. 2:];152?n}2ih02}’:2f “Orphyg . -. 5,-

It . ! Sl'lvllilg‘! Milli: “llh tho fourth . ' . . . “'iltou scored ~in the ad “iv-i

.\:n’wciillcs sr‘orml tht‘h‘ lont- rim . Hr.— 1 Ha} mes *k‘tHHui' 1:} 2102:3111 liftinmtr‘

. ...,25222 “21“.” ”rum"... 31'3““..2 to 1~rirl .\lcrkln is rhyim: :1 great game in tho Intornational l.t~acrt;:-.I1:¥I get awIa5. lire, . . on“, on

. 2 . mul riiul‘hi'd ground on 'l‘icktiv's l l r-on onv of the h: Il‘df‘st hitters in the loagur- all se-ason and is [tailing all rlt’al priPCq-Is put-out andraond 0.. i M25-

7'": throw. Burke's sacrifice bit gént'first bast'mmi for fielding honors. In addition. he has (it veloped into a l‘IfflI ants smglo. : i d . thA v-y- F .

2 ”mm“ to third from “.21....“ m. homrwrun hitter and has won many games flu; season for tho lorhrster ( ll J Pleasant s not: He in Ii: ..2 ...Iinl
2mm! on l’tilvv's Sing)... by paling a homi- into thr bleachors at the opportune time. I 500er 1vilwn Hill let Hall 5 Clnlill’lt'l‘
"~ .. ‘ ... . . ~ get \5' 1m.

(“ll'hl'n m.” ii’islri‘txh rS'lg-nflflj'i‘rlgxtlr'oft'“;' .' ' ' . The scores: . ‘

....2 2,... mm». 2..., ”WWII 3:ka . . q. _I “lurch

"' " "' “fl“! “’hi‘“ NVUHU)‘ llll‘"\" wild As 1hr, presont season begins to draw to :1 close- Georgo ..is. r m.< n a.b. 1‘. 11.1.0 3. e

..li-h him btt'filins: from whom- 1H, Flog» rs Hmnshy arr holding a fairl5 comfortable load for the liattitlg- ho; .imsIHiirloy. If. -h . .r.. 4 1 H . . l .;
.22 m, 'Hmluuy's 3“,.”an hit. I i.i the .\: tional and American League-s Ilornsb5 animus thr- mors- command- l’rlllCC‘. lb ........ 4 0 . ._ n T
F2 in rim” or x.2“- York "mp“.wl mg ind or the mo and is practically assurwl of retaining tho batting chum- Plrasunts. ss .. . 4 1 2 22 I: ..
2 tin. Ig-mit Silllgi‘ying till. plalisldp tor 19:2 in the llz5dlor circuit. Cobb is but thirteen points In ii) iii “-3,.an 32, _____ g 0 .1, 1‘ l
2.... in the Inhrnink‘ and H", K. or 3351- r in tho Johnson league 5et we are inclim-d to believe the Siblouis star llall. l? ...... , , . 4 t) n - ..
'M :u'p-rmimi will mm» ”1,, “ill li‘mnnSi- his slight loul during the few remaining weeks. ])ayI rt ,,,,, 3 (e i 1 o o
2.2.2.215. m Hmluk Firm. ‘ ‘ 'l‘almatlgrv. m l n 2 l l ,.
.\‘l’ltlxllll'tu‘nis o o o o l.a5\'son._lf ....... 3 t) l ;' 2. u
at». r, )7. no. u. 2. - . . - '. . .- . . Limlstrom. (-i' 2! 0 H . 3 2’»
3i. ,_ . . 4 ., 2 r. 3 I This knights mode it two out. of three for “ilton 5osterda5. “inningtht:23,332.“); C ,,,,,, ,. 3 (l 2 2 i o
k. 5.4 .. 4 i. 1 u :2 1 deciding game 5 to ‘ nt Ormn l-iold. Hilton. Murphy as hit rather hard h) ._ _ -- . ___
. . . 3’. 0 n ; b' 0 thr- Hirint rs iml “ondnrl'ul fielding by. the Cam-5s saw-d the X9“ Haxeniad.1~0m«ls .- _______ 33 g :7 -.; 3
ll , 4 .. 2, O o niAs usual. an (\rtllent (rowd atlonded the centrist and inurest and Excitc- OF C 2'
.9 2 . 4 1 2_. 2 n (I img-nt mm high at all stages of the game. 3.1). r. h. inn. 2.. ‘ .
' . ..... .’Z 3 1 s 1 1: L Connolly. li‘ ...... :1 2 ‘- H \l h
5 W" . ‘.' I U .k h (. K0000. If ......... 3 0 ‘ l 0 U
2 ........ .1 n g 1 3 n mik-s of tlio- [-‘rmirh‘ rousl \vhon it bo- - Beglpy. 21‘ ....... 4 l. _' l i o
........ .. l l h L.‘ I, ('5ll71!’ [it"(‘p-ssiiry to “move him from “321222.123 33;. :4 o _ _’ . n
._ . . ..- _- ,_,_, ; tho watt-r. Han-"pg 2;. ...... .4 9 z: 5 1 1
....... :: . g _-7 l3 3 Neither ’l‘o‘li nor Richards will at- - :3 ‘2 “Jackson. (22‘ s, o- a 1.; o a
NURW'ALK tempt again this season to swim the g . Alu- 13.33..“ c ... . 4 u U 4 n 0
3.1L r. 11.1320. "I e. clmnm-l. Henry Sullivan or Lo‘voll. ' ' - ”I223. rt): rf 4 J 3 0 2: 4.
5 ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 4 ,2 I 2 6 1 31:185.. and “'alter Patterson of , Hill. 33 .. . . I‘II . . 3 2, 1 1 _, 1
v n ,,,,,, 4 2 1 1 n n llriilgoport. Colin. will essay the foal. 2311],...1222I p ....... 4 n 2 is 0 2.
. _______ g 2, 1 2 1 2 both having lit-on long: training hero EMPl YES 8'2" _j, M _.__ __ _: _
l‘ 2.1- . 2 . 3 0 ll 1 I 0 for ll. Sullivan IS likely to Niki) to NM" , 2 Totals “““““““ 3:, ‘ § {3 2 1‘ 3
5:. .. .. .. 3 0 l n' 2 2, water any hour. ‘ SCORE 335; l\\1\GS
’ <2"i lh..... 4 0 in o o \\‘iltonC.......'=“(1ill:l;g(l)li~~‘?I
2‘ hit. of . . . L‘ n o o o '. , Thr- Lockwoods won 5'ostrrda5' from K. of . . . . . . l O ‘ 22 ...»,
U). l" ........ 4 n n r. 1 :, Baseball Results the .\‘l 55' York. Nu“. Iiuvgn & Hart- SUMMARY 2 .
2m. rl‘ ........ 2 n 4. 1 .. 2, fonl Railroad lidl’ll by the score of Earned runs—whim C 3; “ilton 0. z
D_nmn p ...... .. . 1 (i i. :2 0 O ].jA.\_\T|.:|{_\’ LEAGI'F. ioight to mo. Lem Broad was in great 'l‘wo base iitmllafl'aelti. Harmon
,H M ,_ 5_ 5_ __ lorm )(‘Slt' rdu5. striking out ten mn-n Pleasants
’l‘nruix ........ l 'i ll :3 I who“: ’ORT. Sept. 3.—\\'orcoster!m‘d ““f‘wim: OHU' rour FMS- The . 1“th 0“ Dally-0f “a” “i 0“ MW”
5.. Hm: 1:5 [\erng 5; ll; .._ lititlg’eport ,_ 13; 3I visitors started with a rush in tho first Phh3-
»;. .; _,;~......i w- 4 .2 .. o n u 1 x--—5 His}: and linger; Lepard. Bornhoeft illnillg- “'est. thl' first man up singled Struck out—425 Hall 1; li)‘ Murphy
v.“ .22.; .. 2, ,, ,, I, l (, 2, “*1 and Smith 6. 0;. D- m lto right livid. went to second on 2. .
.\‘l'MMAHY 51.; \\ “.\x Ei'I Qopt. 3.—-SpringfieldlK“‘-‘- rn's sacrificv (mi scored on Sacrifice hits *4 Rgfi'aole. Reggie-5'.
'2'! _. .; Hitm Hi-Hn:\\iih.l~ 1‘. 4: ti: 1’. va Haven "; 6; l. Dodger. Herons dOUDIo t0 lhfi )0“ field fence. Hill. 7. ,, , . .
4“.“ In.» iii! Simm- Cholewn and Nngle; “'oodward and The [.mknoods came right back and Left on baseSthlton i; I). 0 f0. 9.
"W“? “i: hulls 2m? .\li'L. 4; 0n- ngmyp. 2 liz‘d the score on hits by Hahn and .Douhie play-“Hi“ ‘0 I’VE?!“ t0
21,. 1 ALBANY. Sept; 3_ First game: (fronk. In the second inning the- ]-ock- Hamm- -_ ... - , ,
.. x. 0h! -... 1:. fi'kf- Mom 1: l'iltsficld 5: 1:: 0. man..- 1. 7. 0. “'00d5 Scored ”F0 more runs on an er- Left on lsasf»s~—\\illon .: R .or (. 9.
l ‘2, Is x Snover and Hargrare: Morgan and for and a germ?"- “01'0“?(1 ”5' Wm 2-
'2» Hits Howl-nor 2; lit-thko, gamma“, hits, The Railroad loam started 3 Stolen bases—Haymf‘s-
" "‘F‘ 'r“ Slil‘lilL’Womls 3; Nor. Second game: l’ittslield 0:. 3: 4. rally in ”"7 seventh. scoring one run Umpire~$rixas2
'i Anmny 4; g; o. Swartz. Tierney and which put them within one run of Time—1:5»), .
MI“? “W“ in 'l‘airgon to llargraw: Mattos and Callahan. tying ”‘9 51‘0"“- One run in at“! run- 9 j
i. swim..- in wiry to Gunnari. \VATERBURY. Sept. 3.——(Eastern) ""3 0“ 59mm and third “'“h 0“” HOW AbO‘Jt It.. 2;
rm L'Y‘""1.‘2' i:.2mi2-2-. Kohnnt. Hartford 3: ll: 3. Waterbury s; 14: :1“? ‘I’I‘fl- :"ilh Len-"t “51‘9“: ‘2‘ ‘f‘nld 7
'rfl."‘S .\'.u.7.:im 5:; l. . . ' a w n 5' n 1h- aw; ‘ ruc 0“ 0 “9‘ man an t e 0‘
. .23 2, \.I - c ""0" Iinfif‘gci‘lfinds S‘c‘hgilfia ‘1 ad” lowing batter fled out to short. Hahn Th:- much mice}: of boxing bout bc-I
.\ii-fi .Qt"llil"h.’ll‘!_ of New ‘ and Kuhlman were the big stickers tw‘nfiiattling Run: and “figmea:
1 NATIONAL I‘IJZAGF]; for the Lockwood. Hahn getting-two haé' wither simmered down. rom t

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BROOKLYN. N. Y.. Sept. 3,—Bos-
ton 5: S; o. Brooklyn 3; 12!; l. Oesch-
ger. Gem-e and O’Neil; Grimes and
Miller.

NEW" YORK. Sept. 3.—~Philiidelphia
7; :1: 3: New York 8: 10; 0. Winters,

 

 

singlos and a double and Kuhlman two
doubles.

This :iftvrnoon at 3:30 the‘Locké
woods 2will play the strong Italian‘
Amm‘iran A. C. of New Haven with

lmach. the foymor state leaguér pitch-
ing. Kuhlman will shoot them over
for the lockvioods and the fans are

 

Rlng‘and Honline: Nehf. .Lonnard and
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surc to so»? a great pitchers' abattle.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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and are deliln—rately making impog-
sible conditions in order that the bout
will never become an actualit5..

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CHICAGO. Sept. 3.—Pittsburgh .. 5 LOCK“ 00?“ 2 . "2 gram contains some msasure of truth.
10, 0; Chicago 0 7. 0.11 innings—« Igah". 3‘3 -------- 4 ’ 3 1 .2 . 1 «he thing is utereafz'er called a plati—
‘Hamilton and Coach; Alexander and firf’é‘k't '55 ' ' ' - ' ' ' - Z -0 3 13, 0 g tilde: .
j'OFarreIl ,:.. kchfrfnnc 1 ‘1 l 0 1‘.
,7, I cmcrvxyri. Sept. 3—St Louis 9: 1‘:0r§‘::l'f ------ I: If; :I! g g o
i 2. .... 5,. Cincinnati 3. 6. 1. North and, ’ l .' ------ -- . .
II ichards Are Outflfinsmlm nix”. Gmpspm Mark’°‘¥°“.3“m‘ 3h 4 1 .0 12 1 I3
'4‘ 23‘. an and Patter-mm Hal‘grare. .Hfia-IItf’j fIf i i i 3 #13" o2
-’ firidgeport. Are to ~ 3 ‘ THU}? " o o~
r ‘ - nmxanoxm. LEAGI‘E .2 '~‘~ -f--------- 3 3 3 F
2.“ ‘1}{k3}. 7. .... .:_ .... ....- “ -—
P a
---... ‘1 m" s‘li‘Al.().-Sopt. 3.——.nammore 4: TONS ----~-- 35 ‘i 11 3‘ 9 *
ii‘w ’l‘h‘ \‘czqoriqti l 7; ‘I'V Hit-mm 5: S: L MGAVOY and: BRIDGEPZI’liTrT-f-pby a no
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.. ‘ . Ogdv'n;Wor1‘e. Roddv and l rban. ., - . 2 -
mm. of Boston. “ho SY R. ACI SE. N. Y.. Sept. 3. —.\’m first. 35 . . . . . . . E 1.. _1 1 :12 i
I ! until“: in an ‘11- ark .,_ a: ,2. S‘ racuso 4: 7; 5' Bald- befirns'o?b ... .... g g (1) i .4 0
' ..‘nL'HSh Cliann2_-l win and Donne; Stuart and Vick. ...a5 95‘ - ’ ‘ " '.".:' 3 0 . 1.. 6" '0‘ l)
I‘l‘Ilt'llIf‘h show. had ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Sept. 3._J€.:‘ ileron,dcf 1%. 2. 3 1' 0'71 "0 0
"TS. "1”ng 39:22:.» so} CH5 4; 5;: .nochester 5: 14 £2??? .6 W 2i o '0‘ 5' O o
..gai ft); 11 houia Zollars and P‘rei'tag. Blatt and Sat: Geigoigk-G; ,4 I0 3'71}, 0‘ ‘01
, from lll" water Il-org. “ . ‘ Sullivan, rf- ‘ 3 g g 3 {0)
. hflui uIIIpImnIt i4 _ qMFIBlCA“ Legion»: 822%....er I0 I»), ..2‘ 03,0
. .‘LJM‘, depn' “C‘l‘fl’fififib 0" 3"” 3—0112ng .\IcShel‘Iz)‘ p“ ....23 :0 0 1 ' 3 1.
, ii. .300: (“Oil IIIO'U. 0:. 6‘ 1' Cleveland 5:11. 0. Rial-1kg”- Totals ‘9,‘A,,‘*«£9 I 2‘ ’4 2* 10 a
'_ ; '.I.'.',IJ’;I".; 122;?ng ahip. Courtnby and Sighalkr Uhle and , éCORE’BY INNINGS .
. . ? , O‘Vei“ ‘ mm c T. c. 1 04120 o‘ o 1 o 0—2
. AWL 55,215 (1032‘. WASHIWTON Sept. gram“ 3.1.0ckiisgogls'... 1' 2 0 0‘0 O 3 2 ‘x‘_3 2;
. 2.5.7:??? ‘r 10' 1' WM,” 10" 1" 1 “1mm!“ SUMMARY ‘ . E
LI . <.,..',',l(',: 5‘ fiiffniifg Raise-ell and Burl: Zachary and Ghar~ Ear“. ed runs—.firfidge 0221 ii 310231;-
. ... -"*~l . tak TRY-2 ’ 5 woodG. ' 5
:1 2"2‘ 23...; 2.32. ’ DETBQITn-~H'°h-' 59"“ 3' :7 St‘ Two base hits—Kumman I_, Hahn, _-
«2 , .i 552m. ,md, 'r Louis 32.13; 1. ..Detroit 4:11: (11 Kama fiéwmfl , . I ,
w-hmvn . Rich: ‘m’mgs’ right. 1’3“?“ and %"e'e’d' First on‘ bails—*chShen-v 12: ”‘93 4‘"
JHI" lull. col— my?“ and 133.5619“ V . Broad 23 i. ‘
3..., {Win and Struck out—by Mesherrs' 4: “mo
-' ‘ '- N hWinsOver Broad m 1
. .2 2 .\I..z2I-Ir “:01; as ' Sacrifice wilt-2 39:}th Clmn .2.
1‘; omit.” o ’3 _ . East Elias 1‘? Sales. , ...,
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American crack shots who will take part in the’ International Rif le Tournament to
Top row left to right—Capt. Joseph
mander A D. Denney and Major J K Bole:
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be held in Italy.
Jackson Major W. T. Waller meat-Commander C. P Osborne, Con-
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Local" Results

.\ash Engiuee‘tfimz Con1pan5.?;
East Ends 2
Knights of Columbus. 5; “‘ilton

Lockwoods. S: Railroadc-rs 2;
Springwoods. 5: .\omalk 1.
GAMES TODAY

ltaliamAmerk-an A. C. vs. Lock-“
woods. 3:”(5 p. in.

 

 

“’llton 5's. Springwoods Haili‘x
field. 113 a. m. _

K. of C. Springwoot‘ls. Hadlk
mild. 353’! p. m.

\‘m‘waiks is K. of C.. Baxter
wounds. in a. m.

.\Iorwali; vs. vs lltons. One-m .field.

13'.) p. m.

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waiver-mu. a r921 n! dispofc‘h
lorlin stated. The unions 2'?-
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Suits—$1750
Young- Men’s Sport Model
All ~Wool—-$16.50

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