V.
mwnwnmn! orallé mg film
. _ WIN Crimson ’l‘rqckfil‘eila‘rlshNot Gil‘enilud
- ‘ , ”vi—'— : “ . , Chan co in ee it Dartmouth
oDefeat Weld High HT ni t ——~ F . . “i
‘ sch eel- at Davis’s “8 i” 3'“ W of Last Season’s
I
TEN helium Rom _ , _
.. ARE 8"”. HOLDING 0.0T
‘ ._ Pitcher Burleigh Grimes Is Anilihg Lot —- Most
of Them Are Expected to Sign Their Con-
tracts Before Team Leaves for the Spring
Training Camp —-
One Player in Europe?“
a: in. headquarters in the Wold:
ort-Astoria Hotel last evening Pres-
ident B. Ebbets of the Brooklyns
identified the members of his team
who- have not yet signed contracts
ted. terms to make hits..n.nd camp. He ‘3 1““ holding out n" ‘13. ‘ and the. selection at the grim—
33?: Ebbets Field this 16”. most he can set. He need! us and '11“! 3'98 1’“ “WE; flame 11°23: son group was unounce¢ It is a,
There are nine men outside the told we need him and“!l mifa'ht ‘lndhlils goals season and . e ourt " - reorganized Cambridge cast that
and one more who is in a Class by “809d contract w "3 or “1° w on ‘ Eddie Farrell has chosen for the
himself in that he has eccepted I get back to Clearwater early next Consistent With the quality of the week —end races and contains few
terms but will not go through the
formality of attaching his signature
to a contract until he has received
part of the money.gspent by the
Brooklyns for his release.
- - hnny wants part _ .
Before Squire Ebbets left Clear 845,000 and now Jo he orin was eveni divided which Captain Ed Kirby of Car-
water to attend the recent league all theapgiglgasmznmogegt gifts? age onTthe part it the No'l'vgalk team, hell is expected to be his dose“
sens m - ., ..
meeting Uncle Robbie told him to
find places for the four men. George
Smith and Ray Schmandt were sent
to the Indianapolis club. while Mul-
len and Hickman were released to
the Springfield club of the Eastern
League.
The players who have not signed
nor agreed upon terms offered by
the Fiatbush magnate are Gene
Bailey. Moe Berg. Ray French. Bert
Griffith, Burlelgh Nels and Zack
Taylor. The younger man Jvho has
let Ebbcts know he is willing to sign
tract which gave him a substantial
increase inmay. but he has on.
This is not the first time he has eel
tated about signing and I do not
think he will be missing from the
week. The salary he has been otter-
ed is higher than the one paid
Vance or Ruether. ’
"Last fall We purchased Johnny
Jones from the Portland club for
cepts our terms; That is a matter be-
tween the Portland club and Jones
and I hope it is straightened_ out
very soon. '
“Klugman. like Jones. wants a
little or the purchase money tram
Des Molnes. He has accepted terms
and 1 think he will be at the train-
ing camp on time. as the amount he
seeks is not very much."
“Now. we come to a little fellow
with a big demand. It was big
enough to take the wind out of me.
I refer to Bernie Nels. He has let
iv
Pond on Thursday by
4-1 Score ' -
ThefNerwnlk‘Zngh School hockey
team defeated the strong Fairfleld
High hockey team at Davis's bond
on Thursday toLthe score or 4-1.
other athletic teams of the school
the ice combine is enjoying a banner
season. Thursday's match showed
some able tactics on the part of the
Green and White boys and gave evi-
dence of worthy material. ‘
‘no two points being scored by one
man. Bennet. the substitute lett
defense who played, part of the
game in place at "Tex" .Mitcheli
performed very creditably. and near
the iasbtew minutes or the game
did well in breaking through :8
heavy defense for the fourth goal.
'i‘hetteam or this year inter ex-
celling of. any icelteam that has
been put outlay the high school in
a great many-years. The lath of
the aggregation may“ be given .a
great deal of credit for their suc-
BOSTON. Feb. 16.—Final
for Harvard’s competitors in the
triangular meet with Dartmouth
and Cornell at Mechanrcs“ building.
Saturday night. have been held
trials
1823 point scorers.
John N. “Soapy”
been listed for both the 1.000 yard
1.1:“! mile races but 'probably will
confine his elforts to one race, in
log" in recent trials and may
doubled up in the "600" and
lay.
, Harvard is strong in the weights.
but no is Cornell. which makes it
be
re-
oflset the inferiority of its shot put-
Watters has
competitor. Bob Allen has been “dy- ;
pretty certain that Dartmouth can‘
in Team Selected to Compete in Meet?
.
Cuiclzcczl
Filtrhtr 1:; -'
ters audits-pound weight by the
balance of its pole—vaulting
Libbey, Skiles and Barker.
Bob Howard in the dash. Captain
Jim Merril in the 800, Bob Allen in
the 600. Frank Kane in the 1,000,
trio— ,
\...“,
. v
(or the Sula ry ofiere U H t ' i - ., John Walters in the m 1e Brvon
n u 4.] b1 t f 3 wall 5 I t cons and especially since they have i ' ‘
money is Joe Klugman. who ..':18' calling ‘01 an inelem 0‘ about H ‘ h - C C v
The next game on the local sche iEmZ... ‘3}
bought from the Des Moincs club of
per cent over what he received last
.1
«in ._ _
. .~ . -- - his let- *dulo will be played with the *Fair- 5 . ,. “l
h \\ estcrn League. l.bbtis said year. I have not answered ‘ . — | t
in: amount Kiugman is trying to tor but I know he will not get What held High School team in bairhcid -.A— ort na 3...,
he wants. That is all I have to say some time at the early part or next .
collect is not large and believes the
EM‘
9
i.
_ . .. V . week... This will probabl be the _ .
minor league" club will Si‘O it to about “‘3‘" Above. Mill Eliflbeth Daingerileld feeding readings, 0‘. Mu 0w.l‘- 4“- lef‘u . MUD film A. last game to be played byy the Nor- Shots ;
111232;? 32.316," ”m Emma, "is . nsht. Man OWsr exercising , . . walk, by hockey hosts. .. ,
the first unsigned man on the roster
Gone is a nice boy, Last year he
named his own salary. The contract
he was offered this spring called for
Marshall Five Wins
Over K. O. K. A. J rs.
BY NORMAN E. BROWN
The success or {allure of sons and
daughters of super horses of the
turf to emulate their illustrious par-
DELANEY 15“" _
be thoroughly tested. Until he gets
that test it isn’t right to hell him
as “great" He isn‘t great-even
There is another tighter who
The score and lineup of Thur:
day's game follows:
James, LAM; 0. Rhode. "R. W;
E. lthode. 0.; Tex Mitchell. L. D..'
BY JACK KLE‘ NE
Ofllclals or the
hm”. ’7 :‘v \FY‘Zk I :
American Olym- ;
a salary that was almost 30 per cent The Marshall Five added another eats has always been a source_ at . scales About the same as Berlen- A- Cronenberg,‘K. D.; 0- Kimberls S’skcgfigg‘ze: :2“ 113;“! a glmCUltg . , !
higher than what he received in victory to their list last evenlnrrmuch interest and discussion in the back who may yet climb higher on G. '1'. th h r en} 0 . sa eguardf g E 22.27
1923. He does not seem satisfied when they handed the K. O. K. A. horse world. Right now followers the purlistlc ladder than Pummelo Goals: Bonnet (1). McGowan lifbc ances o the b. S. in the blue: . a!
with our offer. Jr’- a “Cat trimming in the Grace of the thoroughbreds are eagerly __ lug Paul. Right now this fighter (1). Cronenberg (1). James} (1). z 0: “:22“ the, international; ;, ~~ -;.
lid—Ti: in France Parish Hall by the score 0: 61-15: awaiting- the,flrst performances or ’. . probably would beat Berlenbsch. A ltcrereez—Holmeg. th ' a event. ‘3 the mars-3 1‘ ‘vl ‘nn
"Moe Berg is the next mandon ghe “Engaging: "thet 0;:1dinzuicot"; an get- of the greatest harm. the Brldgeport M [d d l 3- year from now, when Berienbach . \. 7, , 2;" u the reason ‘ ;
list. lie is still in Europe an xv en - ' _ American turf has produced and . * .’ gets a little more or rience A.“ , . . - .
he returns he will receive the con- baskets‘an‘d O?eht{°ll:'l lgo‘s]. McCar another wonder runner almost as welght massed With might be: interesting. mm HEAD 1 The rlnen who will. carryuAmcr-
n... m... _ the Best in Country w. a... .. n... mm n. , .2.“ “1°" :3: ”‘° 9e
do not think he will show any un- Marshall Twelve 2-year-olds who point with » Bridgeport Frenchman. _ ‘ ":53? 33am: contestants in ”"f‘ei ‘ 'r:
willingness to attach his name to G. F. Pts. pfldo to Man O'War as their daddy by Expert Deianey‘punches as hard as Ber- V . ed ofl in th n 6 en a to e pll 1'; . i-
the pavmfi' Miller ...... .". ..... . s o 16 will receive their tests Ihi- comma 7 lenbaeh and is faster. headiier and' cifl C t e jut ““1 °n the “‘5’ ’
The m-xt man Ebbcis ‘3”‘9‘1 9‘ McGnrrio ..... 10 l :1 season. Other set or the famous son more. skilled. . P c“ “if 92:": n "‘e F"”‘"='-‘
Was Ray French- The 3110mm» Pul- Blizzard . . . . . . . . . .. . 4 o 8 of Fair Play will make their debut Evidence that “ck Del“?! 0! Delaney, we understand. off- , axis: £22.25. the lgnt?m .wm Ael':
ltd up With a lame arm 30°“ after Bernard . ..... . .. . . . . 1 0 ' 2 later. as will half a dozen sons and this city is one of the fastest mlddle— cred g match with Berjenuch m the CAMBRIDGE; film?» Feb. 16.—— i all 8 0 ese cllm- .
lie was obtained by the Robins at a Lang ________ . .. 5 2 12 daughter. of Morvlch, whose career weights in- the country.“ shown by Gal-den but his manager turned ii. “upmimmeu‘ °‘ 3"”‘3‘ 1" me” I? on "em. and me big day at; ”m" “C“
great expense last spring and me Millard _ , , ,__, 1 o 2 as ‘ hymen-‘01,; “vulcd that of the opinion or 3.x"; York fish: down oi! account of the wretchediy as head football coach at Harvard tailing-l Some means must be taken; the lam 13., - 3.
unable to play regularly during the -- —-,- -— Man O‘Wsr. ~ , , expert who claim- um M would email sum. mo. Scotty Monteith or- “3 “mm“ W323: 118"“ “11- ° ° C “1°“ “News it top forml an.» is. 1.. A
season. Ebbcts says French has cost 29 :l 61 Woman Dig-0cm rile“- Care at the present time def-stein! ios~ fol-ed for his services. V “a" °°mmuf°° tonight. The ”1““ our that three month period' Ski". 1‘05““ 3'
the team about $16,000 in,saiary. K. 0. K. A. Jrs. The omprmg or both wander lcai‘ contuder tor the middleweight ave believe that was s most un- mm“ “‘04 on “19 unanimous re- ‘ul man“? "“1 be necessary to; Mons.
meals and doctor bills. Th6 item 0- F- P”. horses are now under the watchful crown. fortunate thing for Delaney ”d1“! commendation Of “19' Graduate prevent these endurance runners, —»~——.- —..—.—
which head, [he list is unknown. Prat. ........... .. . . l 0 2 care of Miss Elizabeth Dainger- The gtory tong“: as fortunate a thing for Berlehbncn. liootbali Advisory committee or from losing the“ stamina and: "1
“Yet." said Ebbeis. "he was of— Home - -~ - -- - 3 0 6 (led. the moat famous woman horse- The game's grenlest battles during At this stage of Berienbach's do. which Percy 13- Haughton, head speed... _ , i EL! FRESH}
{cred a fair contract and when he 5'0“?" - ........... 2 3 6 breeder in the world. Man O‘War the next tow years will be fought veiopment, Delaney probably would coach at Columbia :3 a member. The Olympic Marathon “1” be: — "
received it we were notified by him 3:0“ ----- « -- -- -.- - 0 1 1 and Morvich are with many of their among the middleweights and light- beat him, perhaps knock him out. The Adv committee also re- “in Jilly 13. The Boston A. it. i _ ‘ ‘
that he did not think the salary we bcnning ' ' """ ' ' ‘ 0 0 0 offspring on her Faraway Farm in heavyweight. There is a whole NF 11 defoattor Berlenbach by De- quested that an Briggs, chairman marathon. to bestaged in Apm‘ E2 . ‘ I - H;
named was high enough. lie let us 7 '3' 3—5 Fayette county. Ky., the Blue Grass cel of likely looking weiters who laney would be worth thousandsgof 0‘ the Harvard Athletic committee, 3:1,! be; the omclal tryout for 1,1": 5.33 7 if
know what he wants and I think it section, and within a short. distance will grow into middles. middles who dollars in advertising to him and 33"” :pp'fidaug‘; 0‘ Cress”? ladgp:vet::tsmb§:otrewtlif:t ‘12:" dis}; C
.. ' v ‘ . will remain middles r raduate w" 3” 43°“ 9““ n 9°” 8 “a
is loo-mu‘v‘h' Southern Illinois and Kentucky 0‘ August Belnlonts hurscry H“! mm light heavies cams,“ Song. . Eon]?! establish Delaney as a head- icy. This year will be Fisher's sixth give experts 3 "“9 on PNSDCCiS-
Grimes Offered Raise
“Buriclgh Grimes is the title of
my next subject. He was sent a con-
together produce about 80 per cent
of the United
States.
flourspar in the
farm, where Man O'\Vn.r was 'oai-
ed in the spring of 1917. Morvich
was foaled in the same county.
lng much of Paul Berienbnch. He
New onrnro reading muCh. hear-
The chance now is gone. Berlin-
bach is getting much needed expor-
as head coach.
The Athletic committee approved
a proposal to combine the varsity
Baltimore will stage a marathon on
March 8. Detroit will hold one on
March 39 and the coast race,wili be
ill shill l
Man O'War' is econsidered the may develop into a light hem- lanes with every right. By a ring , _ ‘ . 1“. .
.« greatest horse the American turt has weight as front as Bob Fitssimmons oi- “mm" ‘ bout between theptwo and freshman track meets with held on or about that date. d Aft...“ . . .
ever produced. and he may flivver out, although would be a toes-up.ng the odds Princeton May 17 at Princeton “a it is believed, however, that Ithe 90» :A~ 3,. ‘ A.
' When he was retired to stud two considering his remarkable punch slightly in favor of Berienbach, , with hale May 2.4 8.3. the stadium. leading runners will be adv-lied “For?“ _ ‘
years ago he had raced 12 times that is not likely. A Wallop like But it Borienbsnh and Delaney It was also decided that the-mend afilm“,-competlng in more than one Infill-{fit -
and had been beaten onac. "Upset" Berlen‘bach's covers a multitudes! ever meet. you will see a contest baseball game with Brown. set for 0!. Lheseevents. The race‘cai'is tor ‘39 “f ‘ -.
beat him in tho Sanford Memorial weaknesses. We were the first of between twa 'ot the treated hitters May 31 would Deployed at Provl- 8‘61"? ounce of strength and Vitality u: 0“C ..
LL, at Saratoga when Jockey Lottus did the critics to "discover": him and that over drew on a 51°“. The deuce it the i. A. A. A. game. are a runner possesses. _He must "3-. Si 3 $5.11....”
. m ., .. a rotten Job of riding Man O’War extoll his prowess. 0“! first “up, fighter who gets the “right" shot held at (Sahib-ridge. Pant wedgwenibuslixdlzls up process (0“‘2-‘inv-h .. . >
A ' ‘ thn the famous son of Fair Play remain the same. viz. that he is a home first will win. ones Gets Letter _7 a. er on even 0 d these .cf‘r‘ “A ‘
Chat and ”comment at Special hwy a out of Mahubah quit the turf bo_ most promising fighter. but yet. to it Delaney, not Pat Walsh} were C BR! 5’ M ' Feb. 16'— lier meets produce a promlsmg Tim-:1:
. Norwalk Fans. . held the world's record for total ‘ . booked to meet Belenbach in the Bobby. Jones lof Atlanta. Ga.. Na- 1323?:3 h; ‘pli-oblaltaly Will be mp (slur..nt\ H 0‘ :9
B! W 9 Dow- ““" ‘ “ ‘ 53‘???” Iti".f:.’?§fi.1i ‘53? °“’ "a" ”mm W” “Mr“ GM” “5’?“ ”"h‘ 1;: "m SETM”“.‘5?§2§’”?§§ n.“'..‘;°.‘.; the “one; n3. 2%.”. 3.22; ’55:: Damn
. . v m ' ' - I 'ee‘r .u‘. .M-..,
9 Man 0 War. . col 3 t not a in Vere. Athletic committee tonight. Jones he will be inactive for almost four ll.“ .. . . . .....
ToobadN.ll.S.
e e 0
strong.
Stamford is too
O t O
a hummer.
. O 0
Joe Jackson‘ seems to be getting
ever. Man O'War still holds .two
world's speed record. two American
marks and several track records.
from his fouling recall that he was
Didn't Look Promising ‘
Those who watched Man O'War
a...
completed his course at Harvard at
mid year. "
months.
The four men on whom American
the dc
D0551
The committee exp ed that the
track experts pin the most faith at
letter was granted on is own initia-
Never Extended Himseu’
this writing are Clarence De Mar.
His best performances do not in-
thc bumps. , A jury hands him a vero undersized as e. Yearling and been so V”
dict of 816.700 against the Chicago Ii 6““
Yale
BflGlANSlN ‘ ‘
Tile Lock City High school proved
that "it?! were too strong for \‘or- White Box and then the Jud ” C I ’ tive without. recommendation I C he s I last 7 ' ' '
A . go get; dlcate his greatness as experts are ard of Belmonts other horses '15 - . 7°“? "° 0 years 303“"! ma”- . n _
“ll-IRAN“!!! H'IIOOI last night, when it aside, dismisses (he me and ar- aware that he was never put to the sold on the block for ;5'000 to his - the under graduate m‘ The At’ thou: Bill Kennedy. Frank Zuna :‘Clxi‘iltg‘l '
iluyhuulml mom anon"..- no“ mm- “.8“ Jackson for perjury. supremo test in a race. In events present owner Samuel D. Riddle a .. V . lanta star never played as a mum and ‘wmtey Michelson. 1 _ g r.
m“! on the basketball court ill 0 e e in which he clipped seeofida from ' ' ' ~ her of a Harvard golf gm , . . . Inn) in ..
Mumford.
O O O
The locals pllt lip ll. hard fight, but
they were outclassed. -€kidd and
ll‘ineson both played star games. The
first named made ten points and the
other, eight.
0 e n
The Moniker Grotto Bowling team
will so to Bridgeport this evening
where they will (also on tho. Obi-ll
Grotto team. The Monkcrs defeated
them in tlieir‘lsst match, played on
the Clifford Alloys in ‘thls city.
0 O U
The Big League ball players are
starting for the South these days. It
‘will not be long before they will all
llartfordsvlll see Harry Wills in
action after all. It line-been assured
by tho nun-gels of Wills and Tay-
lor that the bout which was pose-
poned when Wills injured his hand
while training will be held March
n. ThlswillgivethcA ' Le-
gion. who is staging the bout. a
chance to get back the money that
they lost by the postponement.
lNDlANS:MEET-'
e
long standing marks he was going
easily at the wire. Some at his art-
ling achievements. include a mi 0 in,
1:35 4-5, mile and an eight in 11:49
1-6. and three eights in 2:14 195 mile
and a half in 2:28 4-5. mile and-nu
eights in 2:40 4-5. mile and a quar-
ter in 210). 4—6.
Morvich's career. a, bit briefer
that Man O'War's. was even snore
sensational in some respects. Block's
horse went throng his 2-year-old
schedule undeteated. He won the
Kentucky Derby the 'ellowing sess-
on and then went. to pieces. All ef-
iorts to Eat him into winning term
were unavalling. The sudden break-
Pennsylvanian.
. Twelve oi Man O‘War's
stars will be ready for racing this
coming season. Five of them will be
started under Riddle's colors. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter M. Jelfords
present six. Captain James Maddox,
personal friend of the Riddle'g has
the other young hopeful.
of the horse breeding farm has won
her international tame. comes as.
turally by her love for horses.- Her
father Maj."F._A. Daingertield. him,
self a noted breeder-end turt celeJ "
brity. taught her the business. Her
brother. Keene
made the sport his hobby.'He is s,
be seemed/to lack the- high stand-
young-
will
Miss Daingerfield. whose conduct
Dniigeri’ield ‘ h”
.bearca "in
NEW YORK. leob. 16.-—-Eight
Belgian riders ‘Wmompete in the
spring rsis‘ day bicycle rice which
getsunder-way, first week in
March injdadlso A.8qus.re Garden.
The Belgian m‘yfikh will com-
pete alt: Chlrliw‘ Del-nytcr. Henry
Fredericks. Maurice DeWoit'o. Mar-
cel Eyckman. any Stookolyncng
Marcel Bulgsse. Theodore Wynsdan.
and Lucienssuysee.
Everyone ’of these riders is a good
.Jammer mad the fans should see
some great racing‘with these eight
the, grand. De'ruyicr.
Buysses. Engsa "and.
Nancel
Eyclmim are espedlnlly; aggressive.
Four major “H‘s" were awarded
in track. Robert G. Allen. John N.
Waiters and William 1... lebetts re.
ceived letters for thelripart on the
Harvardeaie team against Guard
and Cambridge’ in England last
summer. The committee announced
that this would not» form a prece-
dent future international, intercél~.
legiate track meets. \Villlatm Lillian
pin was given his letter-tor his part
in theBRarvard-Yale relay at the lie—
.cent\ oston Athletic Anoglstlon
games. -‘ C. . ‘I V , ‘
M“ . A...
It's'not the bacon that you bring.
Are you healthy? That's , the
7 New comes Argentina to bat with
another startling athlete -— one
Georges Haeberii. '
Gordon Bennett Dukes. former
Cornell pole vaulter and later New
York Athletic Club star. is author-
ity .for the statement that Georges
is the most remarkable athlete to
bob up in the. Latin Americas.
That Argentina believes he is a
wonder is evidenced by‘ the fact
that his native country/is depend-
ing upon him to win points in the
flaming Olympic games.
; Hsebefll's specialty in Dole vault-
ing. Duke is given credit for de—
{cloning him at the Club Gym;
"Tht: é‘
College \‘Cl
mom 0‘: z
accomlnril .. _~
social or
has to ‘t v
to admit
him in 11.:
last Ar;
Late 1
the liar .3. :—
takenl‘l‘ v ~ -~ 3~ “ .
Despite ‘
several ll:-
Georges
in 11 so.
tion and 3
The fans will remember thunder
the’great riding they Imelda
previousrnoes. .' .' ‘
thins; , ‘ A .
Do yogi soundly sleep at‘nlghtz.
. Is your pamper pumping out? ’
.4»
down was a blow to his followers
who figured that with his 2-year-
: THEM. DAYS. lSGONE
i -.._._-._m..... .
n two
feet. ’11 il.’
He has s‘.
as a “TE—51. '
uni... d’e Ikprims. one of Argent
tines foremost sthlettn': organiza-
ting 4nd Dukes is frank enough
member of
Club.
GUARDS TONIGHT
Teams will Clash .in
Second Game of Se-
ries -— Battery C in
Prelim \
The Red Hen at! the
Guards will meet in the
of the basket, series at the An"
users this eve The Battery .0
‘ make. three straight wine for the team 11ml meet-Dine last team in)
_ M'ML the. preliminary seine. ‘ ,
,‘ . ‘ , , ( ’ ‘ Tonight’s game should)» a hulls,
men? as the meet to even
up the defeat that we“. “Milieu
last week ah, the .. . 130::
teams will use themflmfi
were used in thefliistm 3;
After the minutes“ win -
tales place. anneal-hemmed *
by Gail’s orchestra. W Boyle
a will be mean Ila
\
_be down there and back up North
the New York Jockey
again. - . '
0 C I
Theechednleormostofthesmve
[leagues are drawing condone.
‘Thue has been some great games
played behind the stove this season.
leis street old league. .
Q
U 0
Norwalk High School's Hockey
,,; team added an‘othe‘r win to its list on
Thursday afternoon when they hand-
ed the Falrfioid filth ~iiulllool a. trim,-
suing by the 'pcore .of. 1-1. This
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,. . ‘ , ‘
Coin» Lite
“WIN! “a.
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the mundane.”
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