THE BEE: OMAFCA. SATTJEDAY, SEPTEMEER 80, 1911.
Somehow or Other Mutt's Investments Never Seem to Pan Out
By "Bud" Fisher
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DENVkwAKMHELASTOKEiThe Way the National League Pennant Race Looks to New York Fans
Grizzlies Becover Balance and Beat
Omaha, Six to Four.
EOBUTSON WOBXS FOR ROURKXS
Dearer Places Olmstead on Monad
aaa ! Omiki El(h( Hits
Oa Horn nna lor
Meboff.
DENVER. Colo.. BepL t) (Special Tel
egram.) Denver took the last game of
the eerie and season from Omaha by
two home rune and the Omaha error.
Lloyd, first man up In the first, made
a home run. Kenworthy, Tret man up
In the second, made another. Then in
the third Thome son dropped a fly
Moore dropped a ball thrown to catch a
runner, Kane failed in an effort to catch
a man at first and Moore threw a ball
through Kane.
Denver scored a couple of runs after
this en hitting. Omaha tallies came
largely through the unsteadiness of Olm
stead.
Omaha's best splurge was In the ninth.
Klehoff made a homer to center, Thoma
on followed with a double and Kane
with a triple, the latter going out try
ing to make It for four.
Olmstead allowed few hits, but grew
uncertain later and Omaha tried to take
advantage of It. Terrell's fielding was
a feature. Robinson pitched good ball.
both the homers off him being lucky
Ecore:
DENVER.
AB. R.
Lloyd, 2b 4
GUmore. If 4
ieell. cf
CasMidy. rf. 4
Kenworthy, a. I
Lindsay, lb 4
Coffey, lb I
Frambeo, e I
Olmatead, p S
H. O.
1 1
A. E
Totai..... .a . jsi . s i
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. K
Moor. 2b 6 0 0 a 2 2
Klehoff. Sb 1 0 I 0
Thomason, cf 4 1 S J 0 1
Kane, lb 4 0 3 t 0 1
WUluuns, rf 5 0 1 t 0 0
Coyle, If. t 0 r 0 1 u
i'errell. sa 4 00 1 6 0
Arbogast, C 4 0 0 4 0 0
Kobineon, p 4 0 1 0 S 0
Totals...". S4 4 " 24 U 4
Denver 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 1
Omaha 0 0000110 2 i
Stolen bases: Lloyd, Cassldy Lindsay,
?homason. Two-base hit: Thomaaon.
hree-baa hits: Kenworthy, Kane. Home
runs: Lloyd, Kenworthy. Sacrifice hit:
kenworthy. Struck out: By Olmstead.
I; by Hoblnson, 4. Basrs on bails: Oft
Olmstead. 4. Hit by pitched ball: Coffey.
Left on bases: Denver, 4; Omaha, 10.
Tiro: 1:40. Umpires: McKee and
Wa,vr.
AJTTELOFBS BEAT CHAMPIOVI
tix City Loses Gam by Score of
Frar to Three.
LINCOLN, Neb., Bept. 29 Lincoln won
the final game of the Sioux City series
in a hard battle by a score of 4 to J.
both teams played errorlea ball. The
locals got two lYi the first Inning on
double by Col and Cobb, MoCormlck's
single and two passea Barber pitched
effectively until the eighth when Cole and
Cobb hit safely. Cobb was thrown out
at second, but Miller was passed, stole
second, and Unaiaub, batting for Hor
rnll, sent both home with a long single.
Sioux City got a run In the second on
Wagner's hit, Reilly's sacrifice and Bar
ber's single: another In the fourth on
Reilly's single and Miller's double and
their third in the seventh on a bit by
Andres and two sacrifice hits.
LINCOLN.
AR R. H. O. A. E.
Oat-Bier. sa. 4 0 0 1 1 0
Cole, cf 4 S 4 4 0
Cobb, rf 4 14 10 0
MoCormJoa, If I 0 1 t 0 0
Miller, cf 2 1 0 4 0 0
Horrell. lb 10 0 7 0 0
Unglaub 1 0 1 0 0
Eh man 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dundon. Sb 4 0 1110
McOraw, lb 0 0 0 1 0 0
buation, ..,........ 2 0 0 2 10
Vox, p 1 0 0 0 (0
Totals 4 XI 12 0
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H. a A. E.
Andreas, 2b. 4 11110
Stem, lb 1 0 0 12 1 0
Town 1 0 0 0v 0 0
Hartmen. as 10 0 12 0
NeishUna, rf 10 12 0 0
ftreen. If 4 0 0 0 0 0
Wagner, cf 4 1110 0
Kelliy. 2b 1 1 2 0 1 0
Miller, e 4 0 2 4 2 0
htelger 0 0 0 0 0 0
ttarper. p 4 0 1 1 0
Total 21 2 2 24 12 0
-ratieo tor norreu in eigntn.
Ran for I'nelaub in eighth.
Batted for Stem In ninth.
Ran for Miller In ninth.
floux City 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 02
Lincoln 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 o t
iwo-oaae nits: cole (I), Cobb, Miller.
Left on basea: Lincoln. 4; Sloua City. 4.
Stolen baaea: Miller. Andrea. Steiger.
Facrlflce hits: JlrCorrauk. Stratum.
Hartman. Kelllv. titruck out.- rtv irn
1: by Uarber. &. liases on balls: Off
irux, ; on uaroer. a nit by pitched
iau; dj rTjx, i. lime. l:ai umpires:
Morgan and Knapp.
OEJ MOIXES BIMCUEI ITg HIT
Pithl Lea Gam by Icart f
ta Oa.
PUEBLO, Sept. 29. Des Motnes bunched
bits on Pe&ster and defeated Pueblo.
I to U Bcore:
DES UOINE3.
AU. R. H. O. A. E
Curtla If 4 1 1 1 0 0
CoiUgan, ss 4 114 4 0
Matuck. cf 4 0 i i 0 0
Dwver. lb t 0 1 11 1
Korea. iO : 4 11110
Anleion. rf 110 10 0
Graiiam. lb 10 0 10
Bachant. c 4 1112 0
i lympion. p I 1 1 0 1 0
' Total 22 T 11 27 17 I
PUEBLO.
AM. R. H. O. A. K
atiddleton. cf 4 0 i 1 0
TrtlS 15
PRETTV SQPT )
NMHY I HAVf NT SXggq
I BMH WD TO J L
STOP AND I -a-J--
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. NATL, LEAGUE.
W.LPc.t W.LPct
Denver ....10R 62 .tM New Tork...W 80 .Mi
St. Joseph 8 8i .62Chlcago S7 M .i0
Pueblo .... 85 71 .HiV Pittsburgh ..M (W .84
Omaha .... U 7& .SWlPhllad lphla 72 64 .M
Jloux City. 81 7 .5171 St. Louis. ...73 70 .Ml
Lincoln .... SO 78 .617 Cincinnati ..61 80 ,4M
Topeka .... 56100 .Sif. Brooklyn ...60 81 .413
Des Moines 4S105 .SI Boston 27101 .2f
AMbK. ASSN. AMER. LEAGUE.
W.LPct. WLPct.
Mlnne'poll 8 64 .006 Phllad'lphla 87 47,.7
Kanwas City!2 69 . 671, Detroit 87 6 ,6!7
Columbua ..87 74 .6341 Cleveland ...76 69 .624
St. Paul.... 78 82 .42' New York.. .75 70 .618
Milwaukee .18 83 .48 Chicago 72 72 .600
Toledo 74 86 .470! Boston 72 73 .4T
Indlan'polls 76 88 .49 Washington 61 86 .41S
Louisvlll ..67 8 . 402:St. Lou Is.... 40104 .21
Yeeterdar's Reanlta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 4: Denver. .
S)oux City, 8; Lincoln, 4. -6t.
Joseph-Topeka, rain.
Dea Moines. 7: Pueblo, t
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 7; Pittsburgh, 4.
Boston, 4; Cincinnati. 4; eleven Inning.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 9; Washington, 6.
Cleveland-Philadelphia, rain.
St. Louis-New York. rain.
Chicago-Boston, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. 1: Toledo, 2: nine Inning'
darknesa.
Louisville, IS; Columbus. 4.
Milwaukee, 6; Kansas City. 4.
Games Today.
Western League Omaha at Pueblo,
Sioux City at Topeka, fet. Joseph at Lin
coln. Des Moines at Denver.
National League Philadelphia at Pitts
burgh, Boston at Cincinnati, New York at
Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis.
American League Detro-t at Washing
ton, Cleveland at Philadelphia, St. Louis
at New York. Chicago at Boston.
American Association Columbus at To
ledo, Louisville at Indianapolis, clt Paul
at Milwaukee, Minneapolis at Kanaas
City.
Baldrige; left guard. Peterson; left
tackle, Rachman, Bressman; left end,
Millard, Crocker; quarterback, Selby;
lk, BM,mn Mnlanl Imtt vl
Munneka, De Lamatre; fullback, Rector,
"-arlBon. '
2
0
1
0
S
4
10
1
4
0
0
0
Craig, rf
Eerger, pa
Balden, If
Hughea, 2b:...
Koerner, lb....
Schmid. Sb
Clemons, c
Feaster. p
Routt, d
Shaw
Faber, p
Totals 32 1 27 14 0
Batted for Routt tn ninth.
Des Moines 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 0-7
Pueblo '. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Stolen bases: Mattlck. Curtis. Colli-
fan. Three-base hits: Belden. Curtis.
oubl play: Graham to CoiUgan to
Dwyer. Sacrifice hlta: Colligan, Gra
ham. Anderson, Curtis. Struck out: By
feaster, s; by flympton. 2. Bases on
balls: Off Peaster. 3; off Faber. 1: off
Plympton. 1. Wild pitch: Routt. Time:
1:40. Umpires: McDowell and Clark.
Tigers Drive Hughes
From Mound, 9 to 5
WASHINGTON. Sept. 29. Detroit drove
Hughes from the rubber today and de
feated Washington. 0 to 5. 'Ty" Cobb
was the whole show, having ten putouts
snd hitting two triples and a double.
Score:
DETROIT WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O A B. AB H O A E.
Bund. .... 1 I SMItta. ct....4 2 10 0
Cobb. of.... 4 I 14 8ch.f.r. lb 4 I
CYwfri. rf I I DElb'trld. lb. I 1 4 4
D kmr, lb. I t I I ec wtiker. it I 1 1 1
Drake, If ... 4 14 4 0wlr. it . I I I M
0ibot. Ik.. 8 I T OMcBrtde. m i I I
Vio'rt lb 4 1 I 8 tCoDroy. lb.. II I I I
SUaar S..I 1 t C Henry, tilt
Donofoa. p.. 1 tHuflxa f.. I I
Orx. S 111
Totals I H4 (4
Totala M 1IU I
Schaefer hit by "batted ball.
Detroit 1 01004110-0
Washington 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-0
Two-baee hits: Bush, Sohaefer (J),
Cobb, Conroy. McBrlde. Three-baa hits:
Cobb (2). Delebanty, Milan, Gainor.
Crawford. Hits: Off Hughes: 10 In six
Innings; off Gray, 4 in three Innings.
Sacrifice hits: Crawford, Morlarty.
Stolen baaos: Delehanty, Gainor, Ptan
ag. Sacrifice fly: Crawford. Double
play: Morlarty to Gainor. Left on
baaea: Washington, 10; Detroit, 9. Bases
on balls: Off Hughes. 4: off Gray. 1;
off Donovan. 6. Struck out: By Hughes,
6; by Gray. 2; by Donovan. - Wild
pltchea: Donovan, 1: Gray. 2. Time: I'M.
Umpire: Evans and Mullln.
South Omaha Lads
to Play the Alumni
The annual foot ball gam between tlio
South Omaha High school team and the
alumni eleven will be played Saturday
afternoon at I o'clock at the old Country
club grounds. Although It has not been
customary for the high school teams in
the pan to come out ahead In these an
nual game, as the alumni team Is usu
ally composed of the old stars of former
high school teams, the boys have been
practicing hard sine the opening of
school under the direction of Coach Ice
and they promts to put up a hard fight
laturday.
The high school team still has Nixon,
wh made a great record last year at
half, and Phelp and Ward on enfl. The
back field will have Lyman at full and
Berlin snd NUon a halts.
Th alumni squad will have the Enaor
b rot here, "Dutch' Gall, who played end
on th Omaha high team laat year;
Oeorg Rapp, th bast quarter th blgb
school team aver had; "Steamboat"
eolelds and Clarwao Meaay.
PHILLIES DEFEAT PIRATES
Viiitors Take Lead in Third Inning:
with Two Runs.
SMALL CROWD SEES CONTEST
Loral Team Loses Several Points tn
Hare with Philadelphia for Third
Place .Final Score Severn
to Foor.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 29.-In th pres
ence of one of the smallest crowds that
ever witnessed a game here, Phlladel'
phla 'defeated Pittsburgh, 7 to 4. Scor:
nTTSBlTUSH.
AB H O.A.E
FHILADBI.PHIA.
AB.H.O.AE.
LTUCH MAY BE BEATEN BY
BARNEY DREYFTTSS.
Ktub. 2b... 4
Lobect. tb.. 4
&U(M. If... 4
fUiiSenia, lb. 4
FfttJtart. of..
Tltum. rf.... 4
Oool&a. as.. 8
Cottar, a.... 4
Altx'a4r, 4
i Caray. If. ... I
1 Kalllbar. lb. 4
0 Wilton, rf.. I
w(nr, ef . 4
OMcK'b'e. tb 4
0 Byrn, lb... 4
OM C'rtby. M
s
1
Totals..
0 Stmoa
6Cmptll
Gardner. .
..U 21 U I Hrndrtx. p.
Claraa ...
. wejfiS&i ii miisv
C )
Totals ....44 27 11
Batted for Simon in ninth.
Batted tor Hendrlx in ninth.
11000000 0-4
40200001 07
Pittsburgh ...
Philadelphia .
Two-base hits: Carey, McCarthy, Pas
kert. Bases on balls: Off Gardner, 2:
oft Hendnx, 1; oft Alexander, 1. Struck
out:' By Hendrix, 7; by Alexander, t.
Time: 1:62. Umpiret: Klgler and iln
neran. Rede aad Doves Tie.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29. -Cincinnati and
Boston battled eleven innings to a 4 to 4
tie here today, darknesa stopping the con
test. It was a seesaw struggle, with
Tyler holding down his hits, but proving
liberal with passea Gaspar was hit hard,
but was effective with men on baaea.
Dentin and Almeida hit opportunely. The
fam will be played off tomorrow In the
orm of a double-header. Store:
BOSTON.
AB H O A
ftwaaney, 2b 6
Donlla, cf... 4
Tannay, cf . .
Klrka. sa.... 4
Kuwr, If ... 0
Millar, rf . I
Itis los, Haa 4
Huuacr. lb. . 6
trDaJ4. lb I
Kilns, a
Tvlar. ... 4
Waavar, s. .. 0
CINCINNATI.
AO. H. O.A.E
Mirrnil, f. t
1 Hob ual. lb. 4
0 Extra, rf . . , . 4
dUitcnall. rl. t
OAlmclila. Sb. 4
OErao. lb ... I
4 r:mon4. u
IMcLaaa, c.
eoiarka, t..
OGatpar, a-
SFYomme. p
oiranl
i 1
1 1
1 10
i
1 4
1 S
asevarold
Total! al II n II 1
Totala tl t tJ IT
L -
BREWERS' HITS ARE TIMELY
Kansai City Unable to Find McGlynn
When Runs Are Needed.
SIX TO FOUR IS FINAL SCORE
Stone aad Schaller Secar Horn
Runs Barbeao, Randall and
Charles Get Two-Begcers
Foar Doable Play.
Praaldent Thoma J. Lynch of th Na
tional league, who will be tb canter of
a hot fight should he aft pi re to succeed
him aelf In the elections this December.
Those intimate with National league af
fairs say that Barney Dreyfuss of the
Pittsburgh outfit will lend his support to
the oppos.tlon and predict a heated time
in December. .
Batted for McLean in tenih.
Batted for Gasuar in tenth.
Boston 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1
Cincinnati ....1 000 1 0 2 0
0 0 0-4
0 0 04
Two-base hits: Tyler. Hobliliel. Donl'n.
Houser, Mitchell. Home run: McDonald.
Hits: Off Tyler. 8 In two Innings, none
out In tenth: off Weaver. 1 in two in
nings; off Gaapar U in ten innings; off
Froinme t in one inning. Sacrifice hits:
Bates, Almeida, Kgan, Grant. Stolen
baaes: Miller, Mitchell 2i, McLean.
Double playa: Esmond to Lgan to Hob
Utael. Almeida to I gan to Hoblitaoi,
Sweoney lo McDonald. Left on baaea:
Boo ton, 4; Cincinnati. 12. Eaaes on balls:
Off Tyler, ; off Gaapar, 1; off Fromme
1. Hit by pi to hoi ball: Hoblltsel, by
Tyler; Bevereid, by Weaver. Struck out:
By Tyler. ; by Weaver, 6; by Gaapar, 1.
Paaaed ball: K'.lng. Wild pitch: Weaver.
Time: 2.26. Umpires: Johnstone and
Lamon.
THREE GAMES BOOKED
FOR FORT OMAHA DIAMOND
Stolen bases: Burns, Derrick. Sacrifice
hits: Hlnchman. Bums, Derrick. Bases
on balls. Off Swan, 4; off Hlson. 5.
Struck out: By Swan, ; by Hixon, 4.
Double play: Hlnchman to Derrick. Left
on bases: Toledo, 7; Indianapolis. 0.
Hit by pitched ball: Derrick. Time: 1:50.
Umpires: Ferguson and Handlboe. ,
KANSAS CTTT, 8ept 29-Mllwaukee
hit Maddox opportunely and defeated
Kanaas City. Flynn aept the locals' hits
well scattered. Score:
MILWAUKEE KANSAS CTTT.
AB.H.O A. AB.H.O A B.
Stone. 11.. . 4 1 1 0 Barba&u. 2b f 1 4 I I
Charlaa. tb. 1 4 1 I 1 Bchallar. If . 4 1 t
Randall, rf. 2 1 1 4 1 Hyatt, rf.... 4 120
Jonaa. lb ... I 2 10 4Lova. If 4 ill
Breaa. et.... I 11 Sflraa. Ik... 214
Clark. Ib.... 4 4 14 IRHM't, lb 4 Oils
lla. aa...4 0 4 2 DonT. sa. 4 2 4
Itaraball, .. 1 I OJamaa, 0....4 111
McGiynn. p. S OMaddox, p. . a 0 1 I 4
vKaaa .... a a v o
ToUls IT 14 21 U (ulitvaa ... 1 0 4 4 4
Totala 17 11 it IT I
'Ran for Jaames In ninth,
tatted for Maddox in th ninth.
Milwaukee 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0-
Kansa CI - 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2-
Stolen bases: Fll'nn. Bton. Chsrles
Sacrifice fly: Marshall. Basea on balls:
Off Maddox, 2; off i Glynn, 1. Wild
pitches. McQlynn. 1. Struck out: By
McGlynn, 2. Two-baa hits: Bar beau,
Randall, Charles. Horn runs: Stone,
Schaller. Bases on errors: Kansaas City,
2. Double plays: Etone to Clark to
Charles: Breen to Marshall; Lewis to
Jones; Hyatt to James. Left on bases:
Kanaas City, 8; Milwaukee, 7. Passed
ball: James. Time: 1.4S. Umpires:
Hayes and Owens.
Colouela Hit Burden Hard.
COLUMBrS, Sept. 29. Louisville batted
Berden hard today and won an easy
victory, 12 to 4. The game was poorly
played by both tearma. errors and wild
necs by the pitchers making It uninter
esting. Todays gam closed th season
at Columbus. 6core:
LOUISVILLB. COLCMBl'O.
AB.H O A B AB H O A E
Sfaburr. tb. t 1 I SBbaltes. tf . a 4 1 4
H Bakar, lb 4 111 OHl'kuaa. lb I 4 14 1
Ort aAav. Ill I 1 I CCsalws. rf. 4 1 4
Bell. Sb 4 1 tu"na, r... I
Ha4sn. rf . 4 14 0 OBrallh. C....4 4 12
Bouiber. aa. t 1 1 t Knlaiay. if . 4 114
Hvrawitt. rt4 1 OO'Harka. Ill I I I
Hucliaa, a... 4 I i 1 Carbar. aa . 4 4 4
Curry, p.... I 1 I IBaraan. p.. 4 1 4
HIGH SCHOOL FOOT BALL
' SQUAD READY FOR FRAY
Th Omaha High schwof foot ball squad
1 ready for the first gam of tb sea
son with Nebraska City this after
noon at the Crelghton stadium. Th
gam was scheduled to be played at
Rourk park.
The team which will have seven of
last year's first squad in th line-up has
shown up well.
Right end. Gideon; right tackle, Golden;
right guard, Baliman. Llndell; canter.
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SILVER CREEK. Neb.. Sept. 29. Spe
cial Telegram.) Silver Creek loat to
Aurora today by a score of 2 to 2. Four
double playa were mate, one of them by
Green unaaalsted. Batterlen: Silver Creek.
Shank, Green and Resrlnburg: Aurora
Bloom and Hockenbnry. Hlta: Off
Bloom. 7; off 6hank. 7; off Green. 2.
Struck out: By Bloom. 4: by Shank, 4;
by Green, L Umpire. Buobanan.
Th American base ball team and th
Townsend nine will play three-game
aeries at Fort Omaha, October 1. 1 and
15. As both team are composed of all
star men, the .three games are expected
to be interesting and full of life.
The following la the lineup of the two
teams:
Americans. Positions. Townsends.
Falconer Center .....,...Melady
Oiiltham fehort (smith
O'Connor lugat Hatchen
G. Dougherty bocond ..J. Dauaheity
Woodruff Left Denny
Malum Third Tracey
Coe flrat Dennison
Spoilman Catcher Dense
Morearty Pitcher ..Cunningham
Adams Pitcher Bogatta
Kelly Sub Venous
Thenar.... a Bub
Quigley and Bressman will probably do
the umpiring.
Broken Bow Wlna.
BROKEN BOW. Neb.. Sept. 29.-8p-eial
Taiegram.r In an axel Ling gam of
foot ball played her thia afternoon
Broken Bow High echcol defeated
Ravenna by a score of 20 to i.
1.43.
and
Totala 14 IT I 4 T oca la 14 4 IT tl 4
Louiavillo 4 1 2 0 0 i) 0 012
Columbus 0 0 2 0 0 0 11 O- 4
Stolen bases: Hlnchman, Downs. Sac
rifice hits: Grlmshaw, Hayden, Hughes.
Sacrifice fly: O Kourke. Two-base hits:
Knlsley, Hayden, Curry. Three-base
hit: feZnialey. Double plays: Gerber to
Downs to Hlnchman, Berden to H.noh
man to Uerber. Baaee on balls: Oft Ber
den. 4; off Curry, t. Struck out: By
Berden. 1; by Curry, . faaaea pan
bmith.- Wild pitch: Curry. Time:
I mplrea: Blerhalter and Chill.
Hooatera flay Tl Gaan.
TOLEDO. Sept. . Indianapolis
Toledo played a 2 to 2 draw here today
in their final game, play being called
in the ninth because of darknesa bcor:
TOLEDO. INVLANAPOUI.
AB.U O A AB.H O A B.
Nllaa. ef.... II CH.llmia. rf. I 14
t wooorun. u
Hflmaa, ef. 4
4Huntar, lb.. I
SM C rthf. Ill
hitter, c....
IUcXm, a... 1
OWil ama. Ib. 4
4Waata. aa... I
Hisoa. p.... 4
Tetal 42TU1
Tatala ... ( V U 1
Toledo 0 0000200O-4
Indianapolis 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0-2
Two-baa hits: Hallmsn. Woodruff.
McCarthy. Three baae hit; Hixun,
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