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Show 4-- Herald Journal TI,e Z'lZTZZr,r Denver ..Surprises.. Ercv;ns, Lions HvshTciysrd Pm 1 oi lilies Pioneers Toss In LACK HEIGHT !, Wichita Win Struggle Ag Cagers For Great Year Division First To Stay l ,4 fe' r. v? f u. bright i Tin Cleveland Browns art rudi-'j- i; ti audit tOvtaio ta. u third clidin-ga.ViMmal with the Detroit l.uis, I u: don'tl.t- -try to tell l'aul ninth straight i.rrmn I. '.1- 0 ,i ii'.'t all tin' i 'niched r u fo. uli, genera! ni.m-- a a u.ugKt watched! in, it'. i. .ns t the a commanding, 31,- - - riie Jcad in the Eastern lh- i Sundae by defeating the V n ork Giants. Iti-Tin nut tnl.u.i rn anything set, Brown ud as he discussed strange iHHinces, hts own mistakes and the emotions of players The champion Linns, resting after dobuiting the Gtecn hay Parkins twice in five days last! week, clinched at least a tie tori their Itiiid .straight Western A n cries Ciowil when the law It ants and San Francisro Kristy-- j Nmeri sulfercd surprise di teats, j '1 he Chicago Hcaf, ehnini.ited the 4 ut ! -- "r ' n-in- SALT 'UipiiM'v ni'ii' the rule rather than the exception, it was lit lie wondei Denver won the .Skyline conferenee football title. At the start of the .season there seemed little to indicate tnat the Pioneer would even M a contender. the favorite of the coaches and almost l.ed Wyoming w to advance lulling. Lull and Utah State were second place fp n 4 f F a-- ' v M if' j tl0n Hut Coach Lob Blackman . 24-1- ami l!altimme tile 17-1- 3 viotoiy. The Hears ml moved Into the runner-ispot henmd Detroit 8 1 anil Cutiul u. tni tin Western title ivi tun gaims l;v in;;:.;.: th. i! the Idutis ai commute by losing! ! their last thtee L 4 Nf A I Browns Need One Clew eland needs to win only out- - o! its last thine games to clutch ai least a tie for Eastern honors, even if the second-plac- e Giants and Philadelphia Eagles each 4 could sweep thetr last two struts. And either the Giants or Fades figure to lose at least! once because they meet Dec, 12. Adri n Burke's five touchdown passes helped Philadelphia beat the Washington Itedskms, while Nick Bolkovaes field goal pioved the victory margin as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Chicago Cardinals The Lions plav the Eagles and Hears before placing their postponed Oct. 3 game with Cleveland Dee. 19. The Browns moot the Redskins and Steelers before taking on the lions in what figures to be a preview of the title Tolfkt 6-- 41-3- 20-1- Orange Rose Bowl al Pasadena, Calif.: vs. Ohio Southern California State, Sugar (jowl at Navys Sugar Bowl rival just as 27-2- post-seaso- games: was Mississippi Orleans: New ('oath Leonard SKYLINE EIGHT FOOTBALL (Final Standings) Won Lost Pet. .8.17 Denver .833 Wyoming .171 I tah State .mu New Mexico .500 Utah .420 Colorado A. A M. .167 Montana .143 Brigham Young Johnson losi live impoitant men from Iasi veai 's (cam Thev Hud Steweie Wilev ('alli-ti- r, venson Paul 'lav lot (Ivnn Phil Ups uml Arlo Mendenhall This leaves West Side with three men of the first TIngey, Garv Poiter and Bill McKav 'I he burnt s hedule lot the season tor the Pirates is as follows-Dec- , I Ninth Cache at Davloit Dec. hpnngs al Day-to- n which was enjoying its best seain years. That one victory stamped the Pioneers as the "class" of the conference and will probably go furthest towards obtaining a bowl bid for Denver. P was quite plain at midseason to see that Denver and Blackman had been seriously underrated. But for the record, Blackman had forecast before the season started that he had more talent at Denver than anyone expected and would have a successful season Aberdeen at Davton Dec. Dec. 22 - Grace at Davton Jan. 7 Hlackfoot al Davton at Davton Jan Jan lb -- Montpelier at Davton -- Pieston at Davton Feb. 1 Feb 16 Snake liivet at Day- ton Games awav from home scheduled by the West Siders dining the coming season aty Dec, 9 at North Cache. Dec. 15 .! Soda Spring as picked . X , Mt. Logan Scores Hoop Vrot tnl 11th UJi more, Joe Loekyer 'i 12 1 iMson i II n (Sfwhte s o (i 0 11 U 2 U U M ( O ! 4 .'i o u Returning ::i vim' lie y Baker said he hoped (transfer, Gary Goodrich, nan qujMus Conn l .... II! II Irov. flth (281 X t f p 1 3 2 4 Sadler 6 0 0 12 Saltern Id , t fi 1 0, tfp X 12 13 Despaln 12 0 6 Skabehnrl 1 J Blotter NleWort 2 0 0 4 'ihnmpson 2 3 2 6 D Theurer 0 0 0 0 1 n 2 1 .1 FI Oklahoma ended its schedule by beating Oklahoma A and M 14-Saturday for its 19th straight triumph extending over two seasons. - 1st (20! A P, Vlder Tennessee State, which defeat59-to end its season Thanksgiving Day has a winning streak of 27 straight OOOO O to ed Bluefield State, 5 2 Hammond Totals in 4 26 Score bv quarters togan Sth M 0(1 6 1! Bobo Olson FIGHTING MEN watches Pfc. Ed Marshall draw 2020 a bead on a target at the 6th Providenrt 1st Division range, Ford, Riser Heights A (34) Koran 13th (IS) Infantry Ord, Calif. The middleweight X t f p X f P K flisert 0 0 o 0 4 o ft 8 B Morns champion boxed a fdur-ioun.3 0 o 10 t Ni.-- h lleninxer 2 2 .3 exhibition for the American-- . .3 0 0 6 B Olsen Clark SUM Koiean Reiief Drive. (NEA) 4 0 0 8 Barfuss Thurman 2 0 0 4 1 0 0 2 iVollinxer Sadler 10 0 2 It 13 8 14 18 4 would NEW YORK (IP Mighty Oklahoma and little Tennessee Stati each of whom registered 10 vn tons this season, today headed a total of 23 unbeaten and untied football teams which college answered the final perfect recoid roll call of the year. 4 s f. Utah a help his cause, along with Sopn- omores Ivan Davis of Preston, Ida., and Dick Sackett. 7 o ijl 11th Providence 2nd i - 'i m -p n. CeBom! I Brown Lee Boothe, Adams, Marlin Shields, Don Won-leand Ivan Christensen. All m aw plenty of acthe lettermen tion last year and should provide Baker with one of the listen teams in the mountain countrv. Bennett . Kendrick O o o 0 Denson F Miughan 0 12 2 I) Kendrick 0 0 O o h droll (i 0 O .1 n r- beside-Johsr-o- de! r 2 2 M. lettermen, Fat Dunn, will be 1 r ii from Idaho Senior Bait 6-- 4. 1 Stauffer ; 6 Undefeated 2 lonps St a ifrr M.i r l.lrn I it JvoiJe 6-- sopho- - lohnson, who will probably bB4i the Aggie pivot, is next in hue at t f p X T) Falls who stands ! , v o 3 T) Bennett 0 0 2 Tlntrev 1 I 17 runs. i unn-ain.bio- ir lb-M- ark na blow to tionai champion which had hoped to Impress the conference committee bv its nationally-televise- d rout of Missouri on Thanksgiving Day. Pascal I .cads Duke Duke, finishing its league season unbeaten, was led to victory by halfback Bob Pascal, who scored three touchdowns on end upset-- carne up with a solid, veteran backfield and discovered more itahnt in the odds and ends that ompnsed the Denver line than A Out Four Biggest Rounding GRIFFIN Maryland, last year's By JOHN Out of the surprise-studderidden 1951 college football climaxed fittingly by season, defeat of Navys stunning emerged nughty Army, today this unexpected lineup for the n bowl four biggest lb. Nov practice to Duke, Bid Goes i was believed possible. It was tiulv a remarkable coaching job. Dcnveis acquisition of the con-- f i enee ending championship, I tabs three year reign, was no Duke bv any stretch of the The Pioneers were a with determination and pur-- I l"am PirWest Side Ida DAVroN, ose and won every game u ates will soon start t heir basketball season aftei a sui ccssiul methodieal fashion Perhaps their most important season ol football in which they wm ol the season was o'er a won ms games and lost one iavored Wichita team team started highly The FAMILY TROUBLE BREWING A difference of opinion over the relative merits of UCIa and Ohio State football teams threatens to end in crockery throwing here. If you dont recognize the principals, thats Jack Kllena, All America tackle Irom UCLA, and his pretty wife who hails front (you guessed it) Ohio. emit d Forts Nmer title hopes by Mining a utpuse, Colt i -- Cage Season For Pirates Opens -Dec. 3 squad is an experienced pre-seaso- - 1 Rams, power to stop them and 1 doubt if anyone else has. either The Aggies lost their one-tw- o aunch from las' vear, teams.! o Bill Hull and Bob Harhe tsou. LOGAN, Utah 12 Chanees of who guided I tab State to a 7 L'lah States baskeleers escaping recoid in skvlme play. he Skyline conference's second division this season appear remote. Coach Cec Bakers crew lacks height and depth with little lndl ' cation of better things to come. Baker is building around ght lettermen. two transfer- - and three promising sophomores Utah and Wyoming .mould race out of make a two-teathe conference this year, Baker said. We haven't got the man- (This Is the first in a series n on prospects for Skyline conference basketball - 4 X p-- j ft. 26-- 0, games. 26 UCLA and Ohio State, with nine victories apiece, were the onlv other major teams besides ' to finish their schedules without being defeated or tied O'-- Navy v, .Mississippi. soon as it had beaten .Mississippi son Jan. 12 at Preston Cotton Bowl at Dallas: Arkan14-to clinch the South21 at Snake River. The 1954 season was officially State, Jan. sas vs. Georgia Tech. Southeastern (La.), victorious Conference crown. Ole eastern tucked 28 a! South Marsh. Jan away last weekend with m all nine games, also scored a Orange. Bowl at Miami, Fla.: Miss scored two touchdowns with2 1 15 7 34 0 0 17 Totals two on 31 tour at Hlackfoot. games Jan. Thanksgiving Duke vs, Nebraska. total of 379 points, more than any Score bv quarters in three minutes in the first half Feb, 9 at Malad. Day and two Saturday. 8 It 18 3431 PHer Heights Middies receiv- on bucks other perfect record team. Inspired Navy's o 6 8 11 11 In the holiday contests. DenFell. 11 at Aberdeen Thirteenth clash, by Houston Patton and ed official permission to become HP ver N off clinched 18 the stood C. lxm Grozas three field goals then Duke Feb. at Montpelier. The Earl Blair and DURHAM. championship River B (S) the first service school to go .Xn 7thX t 771 bv beating Colorado A&M with X I Pllrixhta 38, 10 and 37 yards plus Otto f p Blue Devils, old hands at playStates efforts for the rest of the 30 in Immediatebowling years Keller 4 0 0 8 howl games on New Year's Grahams passing and one-focomparative ease, 34 to 0, while o10o n0 n2 Keetrh Flarvmer 3 0 0 6 ing in after their dramatic, nationally-televise- d game. I tah State defeated Utah for the 2 2 0 4 Blrnirup The last big Saturday of the I and polished their 1.32 quarterback sneak for a touch- ly primped Fleltehei Day. tl lirsen triumph over O 1 2 7 Phnrtev first time since 1946. 35 to 19. Hurst 4 l 2 10 split T powerhouse today in anticfootball season also saw Okladown provided the points as .the 0 0 on 6 Tax cert 0 2 0 0 Olsen NEW YORK (tpGil Turner of A Ding-Don- g Saturday. Navy homa, rated the nations No. 3 Thriller Browns beat their nearest rivals favorite Army M.'Ulin 2 0 0 4 ipation of putting it on view Charlies It. Thomas g a Arizona uubeaten-and-untie- d Philadelphia, scoring high formerly In a "musl Saturday, Miner finish game before 45,936 Secretary 2226 against the Nebraska Cornhusk-er- s team, middleweight contender, edged Wyoming 42 to 40 in a ding-don- g .3 at the Polo Grounds. Herb John- came Into the dressing room with by whipping Oklahoma A and M, in the (Jrangp Bowl at Miami, 8 32 8 2 thriller at Tucson while San River Heights Totals 2 I t o s8 72x Fla., Jan. 1 son ran a Horace Gillom punt 48 the permission and the Middies 14-UCLA and Ohio State, rated is favored at 12 5 to heat young voted at once to accept the bid. Drake of Brooklyn tonight Jose State upended New Mexico Seventh 14 38 55 72-- 72 Undefeated and untied in the yards for New Yorks TD. nationally, are the only other Ray And were going to beat Mis- . Brown Critidxes Self Atlantic Coast Conference this on the finla perfect in their TV fight at Brooklyns 26 to 13 teams , .7 . T i , major Middle aP- - record" list of the That Wyoming game was one reason. Duke was selected to play The key play happened late season, which Eastern Parkway Arena. lot a the books. It looked as if aln onaan will he The niates Drakes Vn in the second quarter when we in the Orange Bowl Sundav and also lists 20 small college teams first tilt with a "name" opionent Wyoming had at least a tie when Athletic Director E. M (Eddie! for a total of 23. tried to go for a touchdown and roared No Definite UNITED BY PRESS Policy Cameron accepted the bid imme- The Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, tn his 20 professional bouts He quarterback Joe Mastrogiovanm Billy Reynolds fumbled," Brown of Boston Bru Leo Labine the No service school has Rone to will he seeking his 17th victory was tackled with the ball in his to said. "I should have called for a been scheduled select had Fla., ins had the kind of night all ((1 X,,e ' The Blue Devils were chosen by field goal. That would have made a bowl since Navy tied Washing- its two teams Sunday. But the against Turner, who has jeen ow n end zone to give Arizona In the 1924 Rose Bowl. hockey players dream about Sun- - a vole of Galuska wm. the ton, the George played worlds campaigning against it ICO and would have put the of two committee memfailure eight faculty athletic game, scoring three dav night. who telegraphed their chairmen crusher on them. Hut I got big But Thomas disclosed the govern- bers to arrive In Jacksonville in the wot Ids best , welterweights another great Arizona's wine-ma-n The Boston U Lup-Art j Pres. Dr. headed and let the boys talk me ment never has had any definite time forced the committed to 'and nuddleu eights during the touchdowns. w choices to conference a tied National Ilock to scored three times bowl guide He three sears. policy games. pino banning infix Fvviwr IIaw James T. Penney, who m turn amd o, 4hw iuuv postpone Its deliberations un,jjipast iiv fnuohiiixum League record for most points At St. Nicholas Arena tonight, the Wildcats to victory. the result to AAC ComBrown said New Yorks play in denied that this years permis- today. reported man-one er in a scored I play Utah just didnt have the by single Lulu Perez of Hi 00k-ly- n lightweight James Weaver at the second half was a good ex- sion will set any precedent" and missioner scheduled are Onlv eight games is favored at said future bowl bids wiU be con- -, hi over Joe power this year, it appeared, to game when he scored three goals Greensboro, N C. SaUu,Uv as the 1954 stas01l ample of how players emotions sidered othe.-to crown and oil defend assisted its three separately from "year to comes to a complete halt The lopes or Sacramento. Calif,, for successfully effect a game. despite a surprising win over Ore-- I pace the Bruins to a 2 triumph, "When the Giants got their year. He predicted that Navys featured game of Ihe day will bo their TV in six games with a triumph. gon early in the year. The Utes over the Detroit Red Wings. touchdown they were high as a bowl receipts, expected to be , meeting .the nationally-televisewere capable of a few great The New York Rangers sent New York broke a 1 tie when n SlOO.Ottf ore than 'lal "f kite. They were all over us. Then otrc Dame and Southern 0f Monteral Cana- - Dean Prentice and Larry Popein games against Wyoming, for in--j the league-leadin- g ven u ftla,1,y afler deduction we got our third field goal. They! yu,ih(Hilst wtlit. 0(hPr top games but didnt have the diens dow n to their first setback each scored in the second period. stance 4XIM'nst'SCHICAGO (Us The world's bigknew thev needed two touch- strength for a championship Navy earned what Thomas callgest farm show was rocked Wyoming was kept from the ed this fitting climax by batbv disqualification or the title, ot course, by Utah. Utah to from beat behind the tling winning corn king entry because State really produced a number Italian-Bor- n Cadets1 Sparking the Middles to several gernels had been glued of question marks. The Aggies triumph was little quarterback into place on the cob had one of the biggest and tinest George Welsh who tossed three Arnold and Paul Karsk. brothOTlMigiJl lines 111 the business but couldnt touchdown passes and scored the 44 ers from Pecantonica. Ill . had depend on their offensive arm. UNITED PKFSS other himself on a seven-gam- e winning streak been chosen to share the corn twice this year, against BY'U buck. Two TD passes by Welsh, capped bv two straight victories king title at the International Hay Only and I tah, did the Aggies play CHICAGO (IP Private funeral But at the time, he thought he countered bv a scoring thrust by over the New Yoik Kmckerboek-Armv- s and Gram Show the typo of football that was exhad EnBut their entrv was chsquali produced new. elements. Pat Uebei, e, earned the Syracuse v' turfs for held were services smashing today pected 01 them ail year. 7 an two tied Philadel-ArmIndiana lead v gave Navy alter exhibitors early Did Top Job rico Fermi, the Italian born scitoday into a tie with the Awarded Nobel Prize scored twice within a mm-iphWarnors for first place in complained that several kernels Coach Bob Davis of Colorado entist who unlocked the gates had been blued into place at the A&M ute and two seconds on another the Eastern Division of tne cl For these studies, he was probablv did more with his ' butt end, of the cob blast and a Pete Vannhona! Basketball Association talent than any other through which the world entered awarded the Nobel Prize in 1938. meager The disqualification raised a coach in the league At times it the atomic age. but Welshs smash to load. 20-iThe Chiefs downed the Knioks Later, he fled fiom Italy to esFermi died yesterday at 53 of cape the Fascist terror to that of last vear was ruckus similar Rams if and be- the 'r01'!t'g sneak gave Navy a 0 night, Sunday questionable Syracuse an incurable and spreading can- came a d halftime lead The second half, to set their winning percentage when the grand champion steer would have enough of physics at professor onlv score was Welshs third at .715 The Warriors, who were was disqualified in the Interna- men to fill 11 Milts pjior to game cer. a disease, ironically, which Columbia University. once predicted would be touchdown aerial He made his greatest contribuidle Sunday, also have a .714 but tional Livestock Exposition for time. But through it all the Hams he had NEW, STREAMLINED MODERN controlled through the Duke was voted into the Orange ; have played only half as many being over age. real the be to tion to scientific knowledge in moved surprise STYLING of atomic science December. 12 years ago this of the sea-o.Bowl by the Atlantic Coast Con- - games famAll but Fermis immediate 24K GOLD PLATED FITTINGS New Mexico flopped from ference just 24 hours after clinch- - j In other Sunday games, the Fort kee Hawks, while the second-plac- e week, 1952 when he directed tfs a ily were excluded from the serand activation of the ln 'be loops unofficial title by Wayne Pistons maintained their building expectations. The ixibos. vices Minneapolis Lakers kept AND TRIM d today. Burial was in world's first atomic "pile" on a Ke--, lead tn the Western Division with Pace with a victorv overJd was believed, were a darkhorse beatmg Nffrth Carolina. Cemetery. contender. loctum of the Blue Devils was a la Montana, despite a NEW, SPACE SAVING CASE Boston Celtics. squash court under the stands of victory over the Miwau-th- e But the University of Chicago the of Chicagos Staff veteran aggregation, had no de-University COVER AND CORD CONTAINER announced that it will hold a pub- Field. tense. Although the Grizzlies v in Frida POWERFUL R could score rather easily, that lic memorial service ARMATURE There, he started the first ato- Rockefeller Memorial Chanel. mic chain reaction, controlled it, .didn't prove sufficient REAL MOTOR of Charles the held Fermi post and stopped it at will. And what of nevt year Denver II. Swift service distinguished TREE SERVICE Latei . he said m a secret reloses its entire starting baekfield inon the experiment's success: whtch wont be easy to replace. professor in the university's port ON THE MOTOR nuclear studies W voiding, cm the other hand, will stitute for 'The Italian navigator has reach- Discovered Ailment ed the new world, and found the have practically its entire team Only Sunbeam Shave-maste- r Onlv 12 davs before his death, native-- , back Utah loses its line but will friendly. bas the EXCLU(i the atomic enqrgy lhave its faackfiehi back and the he was given Eulogies to Greatness outfor si first award sons SIVE fonum to BIG, SMOOTH, best freshman team in years Fermi is survived by hi" wife head that Shaves fill the holes Ytah States loses standing contribution to nuclear Single of author a cash Loura, "Atoms in The half a buekiuTd and most of the science. It carried with it SMOOTHER,. CLOSER, This YYeeks Practice Games S25.900. first tune-uaffairs of the season. Family, a son Giulio a daughter line Montana loses just about grant of FASTER than any other Nella Fernti ill. YYednevday he became Before Bear River, which won the Re- everyone The other teams will Government and to method learn was forces what Logan at Preen wet or dry. Surscientific trying best gion One title, ami finished see- - way;, tough East High School. he building at South Cache at Davis hold the nucleus of the atom to-- spokesmen joined in eulogies to him if u should be Wyolooks as with a gift of It prise A pl.tv-oFriday night the Bees leave their Fermi's scientific greatness. Thursdaywith Utah, Denver gether. Sunbeam yeai Shave master, ming's i Samuel K Allison director of East at F.ox Udder Fermi learned he was suffering Frida v against heme quarters to meet Davis at and Utah State making life inand hell thank, U. of C. the Nuclear Research summer you every last after The from Tremonton at caftcer Twin Kavsviile Falls Friday teresting. ID Box Elder at Davis Illinois Institute said Fermi was he made a trip to Italy. Bears are led once again by shaving day of his Life. Ray Naegte. Arden Poiter and South at Logan On Oct 9 he underwent an op- - "of the most brilliant intellects of guard Gary (ongei, a regular Don Schiess are excreted to pour m a good share cf North Cache's last season Montpelier at South Cache eration in which doctors found our century' whose loss will nev- North Cache at West Side j that his stomach malignancy was er adequately be replaced South Cache and lxigan draw points when the Bulldogs take the THE WINN AH! r The Sigma Former w WASHINGTON, Twin subat es evenFalls President Luigi Einandi of at Bear River honors Boor first the High Wednesday spreading throughout his body against Alt-bLpsuon Paternity prePresident Truman last n.2.: cast and Nvas uneurahle linked his o Itah said Fermi Coach John Davton. Ida. Fndav evening Dpc. ing. sented Howard Cassady with txthey of "peaceful The 1954-5- 5 high school basket-ba- r From then cn. he k"ew he was name for centuries to come with invade the home-cour- t This trio saw plentv o ,u Hon last doiib: upon Spartarm Hs annual trophy tor the bat doomed Hi returiit d to his home with Russia V ! t " Ol 'Llt'lUC season explodes into action ol the Davis Dart-- , while season to- - (mu' ,1 v Whitman. player !r. nh;o y;at.-Lewi- - L. Strauss of j Chairman tins and sum!! Uaitie wth be said neither the I listen Mate- - nor where he suu unibed Sunday South Cache and Ear! (Hap Holmstead's Guzly week with Logan homecoming game with W Istne Atonm Energy Commission Logan showing the way, but be- five tackles the troublemaker- of puuin,: m the maitu-- lick- - once toe Nonet I n;on could conquer j morning half-brtomin, The fore the week is over every team southern Idaho Preston The Fermi wa tlw first man to said it 'is due to hts great the- .i.un Fndw night Hu Spartans the othet m war. Harold Comer, Jeweler a member of the Sigma I c- -: iu Region One will have played "'No can t very well live with) split' the atom. While experi- - retical anu experimental contri-- 1 will be plated Amntj'v 'u i ..id lo ;iii io!K game I! ' .i m (n fratcirJy,beenis soa repeater, its tu-s- game i at Preston pear , utth it present menting with neutron bombard- - button that out rounrv en;ovs its ii .e 21 South Mein having abo Idaho and Big Nine teams will adjudged Box p , Dads Night at v.ikai :.i:i ERiei. with new. outer lb.-'- , government," Mr. men or demon's in thu ue.todic ru erl in, .'loutd I List season. iTiumaa aui. at tne helm, tin Gu.ly Hisuor. table, he split a uranium atom. in the aloir.K neid. provide the opposition for the Evau Sorenson 0, 1 Duke Primps ot Popular Choice six-poi- -- 1 high-rankin- Ji 0. 1- -2 . 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