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Show in THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1923. BRINGING UP FATHER ; 0LL"t - THEM WILL KILL JBY By GEORGE McMANUS ah: THIS) lb COHFGRTI MOPE HO ONE V1LL BOTHER HIE HATE tjA-Y- PORCH No Novelty to Ruth. CHICAGO, May 29 - Jack Fournier, the former Coast leaguer, now playing Orel base with the M. Loula National, is on a batting ran. page, which promise fo nibh him to the front In the National league race The big first bainan boosted hla batting mark from .213 last week to 336 this wi ek, according to averages released today and which inciudp games of W dnsd.4. Kournnr participated in 32 gamer, and In 119 time at lal hit 40 times for a total of 4Y base. ' O Williams, the Philadelphia outfielder. also has made a spurt toward the Wilhams acquired an average of top 320 a compared with .26 a week ago In addition to his batting dash, Williams His 41 bagged hi fourth circuit drive. hits include 11 doubles and 3 triples. leader Wtek's three batting swiuhed position, each suffering a slump. the to H. went of Louis top with Hornsby with 4u1. Liroh of Cincinnati is runner-u3i and NCnolason of Pittsburg third, with .3K0 Lebourveau of Philadelphia, who had been making a spirited showing, dropped from ...61 to .JOu. Max Carev, the apeed outfielder with Pittsburg iadded threw more has a to his out in front among the cred.t and with an even dosen. Other batters Daubert, Cincinnati, 339; Fournier. 8t. Louis. .3J(5, TwomMy, CM- ago. ,3.3. Juncan, Clnunnalt, .323, Williams, Philadelphia. .320. K. Smith. New ork, 320, fcttM k, 'St lguls. 319. Young. New York, 318, nolertson. Chicago, 315, Neale. Cin inriatl, 314. Kounh, Cincinnati 312, Janvnn. M. Ixiuis, .312 CbiBr rturinaaU i .i l'ttuburf 1 15 Boston New York M. Loui 15 ,a I'biUdeJphi YsstenUrs Xsoolts. pi " r.rv in,, 10. Is . New York Ai Nee Y rk PhilsdelphBrooklyo 5. At IBrooklJ-Bo- ,0 i- -1 cblr u . Clacm.oU At Cl.noo.ll -- Pliturt t. Todsys SkeoduU. t Brook lye (two lorli Ne til St Bin. borf (two bt. tlnrtno.ll . I Se.o 1"(two f.mw). B onion .1 rililod.lpUt. R - ( MI. j I Delkhteul- 1SOW WELL-HRb.JI;- I OO HOPE TOO HAOAN HAVE TOO MAKE ME 'SICK-VHDID TOO TAKE TOOK rvbHOE. OFE? I MUVT riMO MT HU BBT r ,, FIFTT DOLLARS TO KMOV ' (WHERE THET EHJOTABLE " ro cive Evenim; L r4WETST- - y inmnp continued t'liiiAfiO Mov JO. Chicago St today by defeating Itn w.mdn to 2, making o clean oweep of the .trk 8, Ie.l,Sb. 6 24 32 . . 2Terry.a. 1 .. Total.. 131 t 3 3 0 4 0 i It 116 13 8 2 0 01 1 U 4 0 0 0 2 ... jTyler.p lota:. I 0, Koberlsn.lf 1 Ruth 30 6 11 27 16 .. 0l00??2 bore bj moinf UmiU .4 0 D 0 2.0 0 9 ,1-- 4 things .. bit t Error McHenry. 'jutnmai KoUrtaoo 21. Ihreebaao liiU MHnry. St lout Hy ricotte pttbcr I h!c. . Two-bi- Time of game 8orrtftro hit -1I4I(m Ikt. to Ibwiblo l'akert nd to Trrry to to Koornter, t llorusby to Kournlff. I ft on btw IUw on ball Off Isoui 6 t hieNgo 6. M Minch bt By Htmm 4. off Tyler 3 Halo Time of -and ( mplret 1. Vuifley. 0'D? 1 bour and 31 minute. g.iioo hloleu h IG. Ijuii liao 1 I by mpirce Two hour Boehling 4 Wlm Dinen aod Nu and 12 minute. ( hicago Tribune-Sal- t lake Tribune Leased Wire IXHIS. May 30 Detroit made a Ma 39. The Grand Rap('HICAGO, clean sweep of the series with r't. loui8, ids Boxing club is after a match between wlni.ing today, 6 to 1 It was the seventh straight defeat fur Td Jamieson and Chuck iggana. Kilocals. the Ionard was effective rn t r Dirkerson, the matchmaker, has ofwas hit while Sothoron freely fered both throughout, a guarantee and received poor support in the pinches. Wiygana reientH fought good Rat Lev Insky Veat h droe a home run into the rignt-fiel- d a draw at laton a a a stands in the seventh, scoring Jones, who had singled ahead of him M.ke Jlonevman. featherweight chamST. LOCIS DETROIT. pion of Gre4 Britain, defended his title AB H II 0 R ABKHOA against Walter Rossi of Wales in a twen-- t I 5 3 Austin. 3h 4 O 2 3 5 Young, 2b 4 round battle in Londou,. winning mi. 3b 5 13 11 (ede.u. 2U A b X 4 3 lone 0 0 8ller, lh 4 0 points. The bojs fought for a puree of 3 0 Cobb, cf $2000 and a aide bet of $500. 0 Jacbeon.rf 4 0 2 Veaefc. If 3 ST. light-heavi- Reds Win on Rally. CINCINNATI, .May 30 Cincinnati mad a deanup in the Dittaburg 5aeHes3. by takto ing the final game today,in the fifth and hit hard Adams seventh Innings. In the eighth the visitors tied the score hre .ainghNi off titalle and a-- finurtlo the by Kopf, but the Red came back Uat half of the round and put over two rana off Wlsner on a pasn to Daubert and hit b RouMh and Duncan. Make Five Run in Eighth; Detroit- - and- - Washington u . Make Clean Sweep. 1 -- 1 113 0 IB Ilham cf 3 0 0 10 2 ft Tobin. If .4 0 0 . Rtifeh. 0 2 J 2 Gerber, ms 8 I 1 3 3 1 4 2 BiUUiga. c 3 J 2 2 2 ttoodNH. c .3 2 0 3 KoUioron p 1 0 0 0 3 eonard.p 3 Burwell. p 0 0 0 0 1 lh FlagiUi.rf Hetlron 4 3 4 0 11 CINCINNATI riTTHBEUti. A B K.UOA. AH KH.OA1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 0Hath2b... 4 0 01 2 3 Hothrlh rf 5 0 2 (Koereid ..1 0 0 0 0 P . W . L. 1 10 1 ft 3 I .1 lb itColfin. 0 0 0 0 . Daubert, if 13 11 . (grey 24 Cleveland 0 0 4 0 3 0 LGroh.Sb... (ulahw.l'b 4 10 13 21 .618 Bovton 12 2 9 27 X0 32 .32 Totala WLIteU 3b 4 0 2 3 1 Houih.cf 1127 Total 0 13 21 .583 New 1 ork Batted for Sothoron in aeveoth. Mchtaa.lf 4 0 11 liDuncao.lf. 4 0 2 4 0 Washington .... ..543 19 16 3 4 2 4 3 in t Burwell for Caton.H Battl kopf.aa... 17 19 .528 Chicago Grimm. lb. 4 0 0 4 3i Nele.rf . . . 2 0 0 4 0 Ht. 21 .382 1J Score by inning Lonia Bcluutdt.e. 4 0 14 1 Wingo.c... 3 10 11 Philadelphia 12 .333 Detroit 24 1 0 2 3 2 0 Bailee. p... 0 0 0 2H 11 TT 0 1 0 0 0 0 p 1 -- 2 .324 8t. loui Adamn.p Detroit l.ee .... 1 1 1 0 0 ToblrrM43Trber. Error Sthoeftn. Summary Hotrie mn-- r hit Two YYtnr,p.. 0 0 0 01 00, Lenoard, hae Billing Yofrterday'a Result. r llamitim.p 0 0 0 Yeacli. Stolen Sacrifir 2 6. Ixxtia Louie baeSib At 8t. IWroit bt. tlliaclima. 1 0 0 0 0 Leonard Woodall, Gedcon, Y'oung At Cleveland Chicago 6, Cleveland 8 Donble Billings At Washington Philadelphia 4, plarv Gerber. Gedeon Total. .34 3 9 24 10, lo'itlt. ..30 5 10 2U1 to Gerber to Hisler. (iedeon left on Hier 11. Batted for Adaru in eighth, Detroit 5. M. Loci 9 Bases on hall bae 2. Sothoron off tlijtted for Hamilton in ninth. Ieonard Off Hits 2, Schedule. Today Hoore by inning: Hothoron 1ft in 7 innings, off Bnrwell 1 is 2 Washington at New York (two gumesi. 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 2 0- -3 with Hit ball IMtuhurg Leonard By pitched inning. 5 Philadelphia at Bouton (two garnea). 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 Cincinnati Struck out (Hilling, by 2.Sothoron (Cobb).2. Wild Detroit at Cleveland (two game!. Rath. Lrro Kopf. Schmidt, Ieooard By Summary. by Burwell pitch Louia St. at (two Sacrifice Chicago games). Whltted. Two bac hit pltcher--SothorSothoron. hopf, Carey. T'mpire losing trouble play- htla 4roh. Neale i2K Wingo. Time of game One Morlanty and Connolly. N Left 30. to boiwm h Schnudt. CLEVBDAND May Cleveland took hour aud 47 minute. Daubert to Hath: base - IMttuburg 7, Cincinnati 6. Hac on the final game of the senes from Chicago. Hite-O- ff bulla- - Off Sallee 1, off Wiener 1. 8 in to score the the seventh and Senators Clean Up. 8, tying Adams 7 in 7 innings, off Winner 2 in 1 t WASHINGTON. Mav So. W ashlnRton off Hamilton 1 In 2 3 inning. Struck winning in the eighth after Chicago had out By Adam 2 Wild pitch Adams, lywiug taken vvat 1 be a winning took all the games of the herles of four appeared j pitcher Wiener. ripira MHormlck and Hrt. lead. games with Philadelphia by winning tolime of game 1 hour and 38 minutes. day, H to 4 The locals made seventeen Five singles and a pas accounted for hits for a total of twenty-thre- e bases off Wicked Bat. Wields It was Washingtons sixth Kelly Cleveland's five runs m the seventh, while Martin NEW YORK, May 30 NevA York a single by Chic, Chapman s double and straight victory. I PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON. made it two out of three from PhiladeJ-- r Speakers single produced the winning AB R.H.O.R ' AB R.H.O A. here lodav, winning the last game runs. phia 4 5 0 I Judge, 1b 5 1 1 6 0 Dykes, 2b .5 of the series, 10 to 6. Gallia, the former CHICAGO CLEVELAND 1 2 2 0 5 If .3 I 2 7 0 Mtlao, Ihom.3b AB H.H 0 R AB H.H 0 A American league pitcher, was knocked out cf ..4 1 8 5 0 Walker, If 4 0 1 11 O.Rlce, Jamicsn.lf 51 In three Innings Mrphr. rf 3 1 1 Kelly, the New' York K. 1 Roth 1 1 3 0 rf cf 0 1 0 Welsh, ..2 4 31! hupman.as 3 2 2 2 Cllina, 2b 4 first baseman, accounted for eight of New' 4 0 1 0 3 Harris. 2b .4 0 I 6 2 a DugHO. and scor-- ! Wcaver.Sb 35 ft2 2ft 2I ft HMuker.if 3 1 2 31 ft Witt, rf ..4 1 3 3 0 ELIerbe. 3b 4 2 2 1 1 fork's ten runs, driving in 0 l. ullina.Jf Smith, rf .4 0 0 4 ft 0 9 I'Shanoon.M 4 2 2 0 1 ing two. Keliw'h. cf 4 1 2 3ft Gardner. 3h 4 1 2 (I 5 Griffin, lh NEW PHHADKI.PHI A 0RK e 4 1 14 0 GharrMy.e 5 2 8 1 1 lourdan.lb 3 0 0 3 2 Wmbgs 2b 4 12 4 2 Perkin, 1 AB H H.O.A AB H.H 0 A 8 3 p 1ft Sehacbt, P 1 9 0 0 1 1 Johnstn. lb 4 0 1 10 1 Marlin, 4 Burn. If . .. 6 0 13 0 Rlaherg.ss 3 0 13 Bincrftfc . 4 10 Burrua . 1 0 0 0 0 Snyder, p 3 1 3 0 0 1 2 1 2 0NMM. c .4 0 1 5 0 5 Wilims.i-f0 Young, rf. . 3 0 13 0 Scbtlk. c .4 SUauks 0 0 0 0 Cicofte, p 2 0 0 0 2 Boehling p 3 0 2 1 3 4 5 Btenget.rf. 4 12 0 0 KlHichcr.a 1 Leibold . 1 0 0 0 0,1 hlc. p 2 2 0 Doyle. 2b.. 4 2 13 2 14 4 24 10 Meusel.lf. 0 .57 Total .38 11 17 27 6 Total fEans 1 .1 Uillf.Lb 3 (i I n kauff.cf Batted for Martin in ninth Paulttc.lb 3 13 9 1 Mrking 3b. 2 3 0 0 1 4Ratted for Schacht in fourth. Total. .34 6 24 II1 Totals .35 8 13 27 14 Philadelphia 4 Kelly. lb... 12 R Mtllr.ab 4 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 Baited for Cicotte iu ninth. 11 Tragessr.e 4 ft 2 7 0 Smith. c... 4 0 2 3 1 Washington tKan for Boehling la seventh Errors Welsh 2. Martin Walker, liallia.p . 1 0 0 0 1 Tonejr p.,. 4 0 2 0 0 Summary: Score lv inning: Two base hit VSrghiitu 1 0 0 0 0 Uubbell p 0 0 0 1 0 2, Ellerbe, Shannon. Border. 0 0 6 Chicago Three-bas- e Beet a. p. Rice, Perkin hit Milan, Witt, t leveland 3 Sacrifice hit -- Shannon. Douluderu. I 0 1 0 ft Judge. Shannon Error Jamieson. ble plays Drkea to Griffin, Ham to Judge, Summary:Wambsgan. Jtauaey.. 0 0 0 ft 0 JTVo base hits Hlaberg. Schalk, Jamlenon. left on bate Philadelphia 7. Washington 11. Metnert.p. 0 0 0 0ft ONeill, Chapman. Stolen base J. Collin. Base on balls- - Off Martin 5. off Schacht 1. 7 in 4 inninr. Sacrifice Tntala .40 6 14 24 13, 1 ouis . .30 1 0 1 2 27 Off Schavht off Snyder Hit Wambaganna. Chapman 2. Double play to Chap- 8 In 5 inning. Hit mUi pitched ball Bv Batted for C.ullla fourth. Wambgann man to Jnhnaton. Ieft on tiae jChicago 7. Martin (Roth twice! Batted for Belfa in eighth, Struck out By Martin Cleveland 8. Bae oo ball Off t leotte 3. off 2 by Snyder 1 tKuu fo Ludarua in eighth. Winning pitrher--chrh- t. - i Boehling 4, off Chl 1. Hit Off Boehling 7 Umpires Owens and ( hilt. Time of game Piulndelplija . . . 2 0 (1 0 0 ft 0 4 New York 0 3 4 0 1 0 2 0 lb In 7 inning, off Cble 2 in 2 Inning. Struck Two hour and 10 minntea. Error Stengel. Meufcel, Trag Bummary: er, Klctcber. Twobaae hit Kelly 21, MeuG. 71. Hiller. Home run Stengel. Stolen Young CJ, btckiug, Kuuff. Sacrifice hit Stengel. Left on base Off York 6. Philadelphia 10. Bane on ball Toney 2, off Pallia 1, off Betts 2. Hita-O- ff Gallia 6 in 8 inning, off Betta 5 in 4 Inn af off Weinert 1 in 1 inning, off Toney 12 in 7 inning, off Hubbell 2 In 123 inning Hit by pitcher By Gallia 1 (Sicking), gtrwk out By Gallia 2. by Betta 1. by Weinert 1 tu Win Wild pitches Toney, Betta. Toney 4 Totiey. Ixuung .ring pitcher pitcher Gall ipires Moran and Rigler. Time of game- -' ours and 5 minute I .1 .41210 .40131 00002040 06 .2 13ft 112 112 220 1110 ..01000 .32110 31 110 1020030 10000052 Indoor Sports Smith Tames Braves. BROOKLYNt May 30.- Jsnuth. held Ho s ton to six scattered hits today, and Brooklyn made It three out of four games. The score was 5 to 2. The Dodgers got hits off 8cott in every inning, bunching three In each of the fourth, fifth and seventh for runs. Wheat led with a trio o singles. BOSTON. BROOMYV AB.K.R.0.A AB.R.H0A Powell. cf. 3 0 0 2 OIoikob m... 6 1 0 2 6 - Ford.2b... 4 0 0 2 2f Neis.rf . . 4 ' 0 0 Jnftnatn.ab 3 Bailey, if .. 3 2 2 Hiilllvtj.rf. llWheat.lf.. 4 2 HoUe.Hr. . 8 0 1 Boeckei.3b 4 0 18 ijMitehelt.lb 4 0 2 19 1 4 0 0 2 4 Kilduff.2b 4 0 MrnTlie.M 13 4 ONeill, e,. 8 0 0 8 8!Kruefr.c. 4 0 0 6 7 2 8. 0 0 0iamitfe,p.-r- ; (T $ Bcott.ps. Total.. 81 2 24 1l Totala... 36 6 14 2720 Henre by tnnioga: Boston .0 0 O 0 0 ft ft 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 Brooklyn Ford. Bailey. Scott, Mitch Summary: Error Two-h- a ae hit oil, knigtit. Threo-bahit Hulliran, Smith. Double play KIMtiff, 01 ana and MUcbelL Left on haw Boatoo Baaea 00 hallo Off Scott 1. Brooklyn 8. Hmtth 8. Struck out By Scott i, by Smith 4 1 mpire Elena and Emalle. Tune of game-- ! hour and 44 mtautea. 40 ft ..1 10133003 ..10102 . BOXING NOTES Browns Again Beaten. plyHntn nrbr; !! j Mgr. j tase-steale- J T F. C. Ttedemann, p nli.-ha- 112 Orpheum Building, West Second South. 42 Ist series with the visitors. The lot sis concentrated all their attark won I., the first and fifth Innings and JT Lr ln fine form, keeping the b' Louis hits waltered until the seventh, by McHenry and Uivan and aphrn triples Ta infield out netted two runs. UlirA(tO. nr IXM M. 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Former Angel Hard on the Trail of Leaders; Home-ru- n liATIOSAL IXAOOB. Rroukly an unalterable The laws of nature YOU pay the penalty. THCbE HECEPTON I WlbH I WOE HOME blTTlH' ON THr BACK of Serie Win AH Game With the Card; Red Win in the Eighth Inning. SLAVES TO CUSTOM PAY THE PENALTY - 1 THEX ARE PATENT LEATHER ILL E CLAD WHEN THE PATENT ' ' 04 a a Teddy Haves the former Milwaukee lightweight, is working with Jack DemjJ-se- v at Dos Angeles and writes that the champion is keepirg In the best of condition wiih the hopes that Carpentler will stay long enough for a bout a a a Willie Beei her, veteran New York lightweight, refuse to be counted out. illie met and defeated Ion Curley In Home-ru- King. n Labe Ruth, dW New York broke up the triple tie in the American honor by driving out league for home-ru- n three circuit drive since a week ago Wednesday, and now has a total of eight 5ime then he has made two more. Fclsch of Chicago and Walker of Philadelphia runners-up- . each having continue a bagged a homer during the week, and are tied with six each Johnson of Cleveland continues to top the baiters with 375, while llemlryx of with .370 Boston is the runner-up- . Hire of Washington pulled away from in stolen his teammate. Roth, Bobby base and U showing the way with fourteen thefts. Roth has pilfered ten. Tv Cobh, the Detroit star, who last week appeared to have struck his batting stride, suffered a slump and dropped from .277 to 252 Other leading batters are: Jackson St. Louis, .360; .3B2T Jacobson, Weaver. Chicago. .351, Judge. Washington. .346. Slider, 6t. Louis, .941; Speaker. Cleveland. .339. Mclnne. Boston. 335: Uedoon. Ht loul. .330. Dugan. Philadelphia, .330: iterber, St. LrfJttia, .327; Felach, A Place for Every Toe; Every Toe in Its Place. f5 Men wHo have worn boih 2 r Cbl-(ag- Dressen Hooks Em. d bout at Sandusky, O. He a was a dangerous customer for any of the Henry of ('olumbus moved into second speedy ,lightweigjTt,aabout six or seven jears place, with .380. Ieo Dressen, Isthe so far id 4est baseman with St. Paul, . a the lead in that his string of HonjofPmith. Michigans heavyweight, fourteen thefts Is causing his rivals conhas beefi matched to box ten rounds with siderable worry. Bunnv Brief of Kansas City bagged his k Thomas of California at Camp sixth homer for the leadership in home-ru- n a Other leading batters' batting Because a promoter In Portland, Ore., Wickland, Toledo, .376; O Mara. IndianGain, .368; Milwaukee, .348; Dyer, apolis. his tried to break promise of going 336; Miller, St Paul, .326: Robthrough with a match for Joe Benjamin, Toledo, Minneapolis, .323; Kelley, Toledo. Benny Leonard, the lightweight cham- ertson,Duncan. St Paul. .319. pion. threatens not to appear. IsBenjamin .222: Pitcher Carl Fast of Wichita is topping handled is the coast lightweight and of tne Western list leaguers with an averI.eonard is by Billy Gibson s manager scheduled to box 'Brookln Frankie Cal- age of .346 and is the leading home-ruhitter, having cracked off six. He poled lahan. three homers in a single game and also bagged three dounles in a day. d In a (Joats Iiolff meets Art Marrl Bogart of Joplin, Lee of Omaha and contest at a Salle, III.. Tuesday Smith Wichita are fighting it out for mclit and Is of the belief that he can honors of In Bogart Is showscore a decisive win over the Oklahoma wav the with eleven, while his rivals boxer. Mairlri is one of the lads from ing ten each. Other have batters: leading the old school and Is a dangerous man. Shestak, St. Joseph, .425; Reichle. Rioux .413: Fitv, Bogart. Joplin, .398; Brannon. 388; Coffey, Des Moines. .376; Tuksa, flew Dunn, Joplin, .373. Pitt, Oklahoma City, Is 370: Bonowits. St. Joseph, .265; Platte, Omaha, .357. I 30. The sloop , BRISTOL. R. May Resolute, candidate to defend the Amer- Texas May ican cup, was taken out into Narragan-set- t bav today for two hours and in the Boxing Bouts test, the third in which in the steel mast has been used, gave complete satisfaction, All AT'STIN. Texas, Mav 30 A bill which to officials in charge. according boxins bouts in the spars worked to perfection and the would permit Texas was Introduced in the Texas legisyacht showed lively action under a lature vesterdav at instance the northeast of Govthe from breeie ernor W. P. Hobby. The measure, which Is the American Lesrion, supported by MICHIGAN PENNANT WINNER. for the appointment of an athletANN ARBOR. Mich., May 30 Michigan provides ic commission of three to supervise all virtually clinched the Western conference boxing matches. intercollegiate baseball title by defeating Illinois, o to 4, yesterday. Parks allowed WASATCH LEAGUE. Illinois but three hits R.H E. At Tremonton: H 9 6 Tremonton YALE TENNIS TEAM WINS. 9 12 4 TAMBRIDGK, Mass, Mav 30. Yale de- Brigham Leonard, Morgan Batteries Brown and feated Harvard at tennis here yesterday, . and Mone. seven matches to two can touch you ancl imitations, know that the genuine PJIR1S are the best. No metal Chn ago. 327. Ben Tincup, the Indian pitcher with Lou'aviUe. is the new batting leader in th. American association. Tincup acquired an average of .400 in twenty games, connecting with eignteen hits. t- - base-steali- Cus-da- y. Wfluv TUOuU 'wjvrctr (PXuJtxr wiJJL Safeguard Your Familys Health As the wife and mother it is your duty not only to keep well but to prescribe for all the family. n Resolutes Mast The safe, reliable laxative Keep it Because hand. always on Pluto is sure and prompt in action, you can know is Pluto Water. cathartic alg lows time (or the waste to breed disease. Play safe. 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