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D2 ASBURY PARK PRESS, Thur. June 30, 1977 Fidrych Beats Boston for 6th Straight Major League Boxscores TEXAS K'" IP mmm W4sswmii imm.111 sjsi. I sJ Iks .4 110 .5133 .4111 .5 0 0 0 .3111 .4110 .4131 .4111 .2 0 0 0 ATLANTA .4111 Off cf Mtlhws If .0 0 0 0 Montni lb .4 3 4 2 Brrghs rf .0 0 0 0 Po-ooo .0 0 0 0 Ounev ss .5110 Gttrln 2b .4100 Royflr 3b .4110 MsmWi .1110 Lorrte .3111 Jill .40 11 .0 0 0 0 .4 110 .40 10 .0 0 0 0 .1010 .3 0 0 1 Horr ah 3b Washtn cf Hendsn rt DMov If Horton Krkptk 10 Cmpnrs ss Fahev AlOfnor 2b Hargve ah wms OAKLAND rhoi 4 0 1 0 Crwfrd rf 4 0 0 MAIMS- rf 4 0 1 0 Perej 2b 0 0 0 Page It 4 1 0 0 Jrpnsn lb 4 0 I 1 WHams 3 0 1 0 Tabb lb 3 0 0 0 LMray 2 0 0 0 Gross 3b 10 0 0 Armoi cf 0 0 0 0 Newmn Piccolo ss 1 7 1 ToM Loon 2b Russet ss Martni ss Garvcy lb Wat Sow Cnjb Monday cf BoMr If Bume If Haw rf Veooer DSuSon PoweO lb ToM .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .2311 CmpM .3110 .3 0 0 0 Goston .3 0 2 3 Can 33 4 II 4 010 000 010- I 001 111 001-4 ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 00 I pt 1 0 0 0 37 7 11 7 000 412 0SI-13 .2011 Pom Oojnansl .41 13 11 ToM E-Pkxwa, Klrtpotrkx DEIW. DP Oakland I LOB- .200 000 005-7 Hat, MonforcL LOB-s Angeles A Atlanta A 2B-G4- Tnas 5, Oaxmo 10. 2B Crawford, Kincpc, Pago, Hendr-sym, washkigton.

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HR-Mottfiews fOL Garvey 2 1201 Russ- (3). SB-Ha, Matthews. SF-Montonez. tied it in the bottom of the inning when Orioles' second baseman Rich Dauer booted Paul Dade's grounder with two out, then threw the ball into the Cleveland dugout, allowing Duane Kuiper to score the tying run. Angels 7, Royals I ANAHEIM Rookie Thad Bosley tripled and singled to drive in three runs in his major league debut and Nolan Ryan recorded his third shutout in California's victory over Kansas City.

Ryan's, 10-7, pitched a five-hitter and struck out 12 for his 13th complete game in 19 starts. The 12 strikeouts gave him 200 for the season. Loser Jim Colborn's record dropped to 9-8. Bosley arrived at the stadium 30 minutes before game time and wasn't able to take batting practice. He received standing ovations from the crowd of 17,550 at each at bat after his third inning triple that scored the game's first two runs.

Ron Jackson led the California 11-hit attack with three singles. He also scored two runs and stole a base. John Mayberry and Pete LaCock accounted for four of the Royals five hits off Ryan. They each had two singles. Rangers 4, A's A's Rangers 1 ERBBSO 17.

A- 17,370. DSutton 7 5 TEXAS Sow The Assoc la tad Press DETROIT Mark "The Bird" Fidrych packed 51,745 spectators into Tiger Stadium and won his sixth consecutive game as the Detroit Tigers beat the slumping Boston Red Sox 7-2 last night. It was the sixth consecutive loss for the Red Sox, their worst skid since last July. Detroit, meanwhile, has won four in a row for its longest winning streak of the year. American League Fidrych, 6-2, gave up nine hits and went all the way for the seventh time in eight starts since coming off the disabled list May 25.

Fielder's choice grounders by Mickey Stanley and Aurelio Rodriguez in the second inning off Bill Lee, 4-2, scored runs to stake "The Bird" to a 2-0 lead. Detroit scored twice more off Lee in the third, once on a run-scoring force-out by Steve Kemp and the other on a single by Jason Thompson. Thompson also blasted a long two-run homer in the eighth. Boston got one of its runs in the seventh on Butch Hobson's 13th homer of the season. It was the only home run off Fidrych in 69 innings this season.

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LOB Texas 1 0a- Associated Press Baltimore Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey, with the ball, awaits Cleveland Indian Buddy Bell at the plate in first game of twi-night doubleheader. Bell was out. The Indians posted 11-8 victory in opener, and Orioles won the nightcap, 5-3. aid 7. 2B Horran.

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S-PoteX, Humphrey. season, 34,503, turned out to see Tom Seaver attempt to win his first game in Cincinnati since joining the Reds two weeks ago. Pirates Cardinals 1 Murr ah LMov dh Mora DeCncs 3b BSfflHh 2b Dmpsy Tom ERUSO 5 2 5 Cofcom (LM) Bird Mlngorl Llttell 0 2-3 2 1 2 1 1 1 0 5 Tom House, 2-1, scattered six hits over seven innings to record the victory. Enrique Romo came on to pitch the final two innings and earn his fifth save. Carlos Lopez singled to lead off the Mariners eighth.

Dan Meyer sacrificed him to second and Skip Jutze beat out an infield hit. Stanton then drilled his double off third baseman Eric Soderholm's glove, scoring Lopez. Collins followed with his two-run single off loser Wilbur Wood, 1-2. Brewers 1, Twins BLOOMINGTON Rookie Larry Soren-sen needed relief help from Bob McClure and Bill Castro in the ninth inning as the Milwaukee Brewers blanked the hard-hitting Minnesota Twins on just six hits. The 21-year-old Sorensen, now 2-1, gave up five singles and a double to the Twins, who had scored 37 runs in their previous 0 0 0 0 3 .030 010 120 6uro 015 110 OOs-11 Ryan (W.W-T) WP-Ryov Cotom.

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SANDSEGO HOUSTON ERUSO hoi 3 110 JGr, 2b 5 0 0 0 Snttfto 4113 Caw 3b RMoy l7) Ht-3wr1ti McGnjor TMu I Hot Boy (V.X) 21-3 15 0 0 1 21-3 0 5 31-3 4 0 42-1 0 0 11-12 2 0 0 0 0 Ceaeno cf The Assoc la tp) Press ATLANTA Right-hander Don Sutton scattered five hits over seven innings and hot-hitting Steve Garvey belted two home runs as the Los Angles Dodgers battered the Atlanta Braves 13-7 last night. Sutton, 9-3, gave up two runs in the first inning, but went on to strike out eight and National League saddle ex-Dodger teammate Andy Messer-smith, 5-4, with the defeat. Garvey got his first homer in the fifth and his second in a five-run eighth inning, building his season's total to 20 homers. Both came with the bases empty, the second immediately following a three-run blast by Bill Russell. Messersmith walked in the first Dodger run in a four-run fourth inning and Steve Yeager's run-scoring single tied the score before Sutton built himself a two-run lead with a bloop double to right.

Sutton singled home another run in the sixth before departing for a pinch-hitter in the eighth. at hbi -4 100 -0 0 0 0 -5110 -4 2 2 1 -4 0 0 0 .2 0 2 1 .30 11' .4 0 0 0 .4 0 0 0 .3010 .0 0 0 0 .1000 .0 0 0 0 .1000 Kern 1 0 0 Save-Kern (II). IfVPBieoy 2, Monge. T-Kil BALTIMORE CLEVELAND GRhrds If AUmn ss Me ID ajhrw Spion Hendrk cf Tenaoe lb ORbrts Ownpo Sb OAosto Sawyer Scntn pt) Whmtr Rtmnd ph Frstm Turner rf ToM Sal Diego obrkbi 4 0 1 0 Watson lb I 0 0 0 JCna rf 4 1 1 1 Forgsn 2 1 0 0 Fuller If 5 1 2 2 RMehr ss 5 1 0 0 Larson 0 0 0 0 Penfz 0 0 0 0 Gcrdnr ph 1 0 0 0 McLgnm 0 0 0 0 BosweH 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2120 OAKLAND Rookie Rick Langford pitched a seven-hitter Wednesday night as the Oakland A's defeated the Texas Rangers to gain a split of their doubleheader. Gaylord Perry pitched a six-hitter to lead the Rangers in the first game.

The only run off Langford, was unearned. Willie Horton was safe on an error in the second inning and scored on Ed Kirkpatrick's double. A double by Willie Crawford drove in the winning run for Oakland off loser Dock Ellis, 3-7. With the score tied 1-1, Jeff Newman singled in the fourth, was sacrificed to second and scored on Crawford's double. The A's later got two more unearned runs.

Australia To Launch Its Cup Bid NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) Australia, one of two America's Cup contenders from the land down under, arrived in Newport Harbor yesterday to begin preparations for the foreign preliminaries. The newer of the two Australian 12-meter boats competing for yachting's most prestigious prize, Australia was towed from New York City and was tied up at Newport Shipyard near France the oldest of the foreign vessels entered in the 1977 races. Gretel the other Australian contender, arrived here yesterday. Sverige, the first Swedish yacht ever to enter the America's Cup competition, was offloaded in Providence from a freighter early yesterday morning and was under tow to Jamestown.

John Rosser, crew member on the Australia, said the boat will probably go out sailing in a week or so after she was reassembled and perhaps given a new coat of paint on her deck. Rosser said seven members of Australia's 11-man crew were already in Newport and that others were expected within the next couple of days. He added that a decision had yet to be made on whether Australia and Gretel 7J. will tune up against each other prior to the foreign preliminaries, scheduled for Aug. 4-9.

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.30 5 II TOM 1 II 1 100 010 001 2- 000 020 001 0- 1 ST. LOUIS Bill Robinson and Willie Stargell slugged two-run homers and Phil Garner added a solo shot as the Pittsburgh Pirates bombed the St. Louis Cardinals. Stargell's fifth-inning clout was his 12th of the season and the 400th of his career. The 36-year-old slugger became the 17th major leaguer to reach that milestone.

Right-hander Bruce Klson, 6-3, scattered six hits over seven innings to gain the triumph. The Cardinals' Eric Rasmussen, 6-9, gave up the first two Pirate homers and took the loss. Rennie Stennett added three hits and drove in the sixth run for Pittsburgh, which salvaged the final game of the four-game series with the Cards. Padres 7, Astros 4 HOUSTON Mike Ivie, who entered the game hitless in his last 24 at-bats, collected three singles and drove in three runs as the San Diego Padres snapped an eight-game losing streak with a triumph over the Houston Astros. San Diego reliever Dave Freisleben hurled one inning for the Padres and was credited with his first victory against five losses this season.

Houston starter Dan Larson, 0-3, surrendered all seven Padre runs and was charged with the loss. Consecutive singles by Ivie, Dave Win-field and George Hendrick scored a first-inning run for the Padres. A third-inning walk to Gene Richards, a stolen base, an error by Larson and Ivie's second single of the game scored San Diego's second run. San Diego erupted for five runs in the sixth on a two-run triple by Dave Roberts, Joe Ferguson's error, and Ivie's two-run single off Astro reliever Gene Pentz. RERH 1 1 3 DAcaulsto Sowver (W.l-5) Dauer.

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T- three games. The Twins red-hot Rod Carew singled, doubled and walked twice to raise his average to .411. He lined the double Into the center field gap with one out in the eighth but Sorensen got Butch Wynegar on a fly ball to left and Glenn Adams on a pop to short. The Brewers scored in the fourth on Cecil Cooper's leadoff triple and a sacrifice fly by Sal Bando. IndlMs 11, Orioles 8 Orioles 5, bdUns CLEVELAND Eddie Murray rapped his fourth hit of the game and scored the winning run on Doug DeCinces' one-out single in the 10th inning to guide the Baltimore Orioles to a victory over the Cleveland Indians for a split of their doubleheader.

Rico Carty drove in five runs with a single, double and homer in the Indians victory in the opener. Mark Belanger added an insurance run in the nightcap with an RBI single as Dick Drago, 1-1, was credited with the win in relief of starter Dennis Martinez. Jim Kern, 3-4, was tagged with the loss after taking over for starter Pat Dobson. Tom Shopay's run-scoring single in the ninth put Baltimore ahead 3-2. Cleveland Sove-SoWrw (3).

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He had lost two games since. Andre Dawson was the Expos' offensive star, collecting four singles in four appearances, scoring two runs and driving in another. Teammate Warren Cromartie had a pair of singles and a double in four at-bats and scored twice while Dave Cash drove in a pair of runs with a single and a sacrifice fly. Stenett 2b Garner 3b Porker rf BRpnsn If Moreno cf Oliver cf Star gel lb Off Tovros SS Klson FGnzIz ph Oosoge 5 1 3 1 Brock If 4 I 2 1 Tmottn ss 5 110 Scott cf 2 2 2 2 KHmdz lb 1 0 0 0 Rader 4 I 1 1 Mumrv rf 5122 Primps 3b 5121 Kssngr 2b 5 1 2 1 Rsmssn 3 0 0 0 BMenr I 0 0 0 Freed ph 1 0 0 0 CCarol HCna ph Hrottty Simons ph .41 15 ToM obrkM 4 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 40 10 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 I 0 4 0 0 0 3 1 20 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 0 0 0 0 1 000 34101 .210 020 004-0 .011 000 Oil- 7 Burleson, MStamev. DP Boston 1, Detroit 1.

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The Reds loaded the bases with none out against Curtis as Pete Rose walked, Griffey singled, and Joe Morgan walked. Rose tried to score when Curtis' low pitch got away from catcher Mike Sadek, but was nailed at home. On the next pitch to Dan Driessen, Curtis threw high past Sadek, allowing Griffey to score on a close play. Dale Murray, who came on in the 11th, notched his fourth victory against two losses. Curtis, 1-3, took the loss.

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SF-Bando. Carleton League ERBBSO Sorensen 1 4 0 0 3 5 McOure 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 Castro 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 OJohnsan (UI-2) 5 5 1113 Bun not i 0 0 0 3 3 Tojahnton 1 10 0 11 Saw-Castro (L BoH-Sorensen, Burorneier. T-302. -13 1 1 1 Total in the sixth inning on a single by Mike Scotty and an RBI double by Ted Soden. Freehold Township (, Freehold FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Freehold Township scored an unearned run In the top of the sixth to give Mike Tighe, who pitched an eight-hitter, the victory.

Fred Leske reached base on an error, stole second and scored all the way from second when an errant throw went into center field. Atlantic mghlands 4, Union Beach 1 UNION BEACH Rich Gresh hurled a two-hitter and had a pair of hits to lead Atlantic Highlands to an American East win over Union Beach. Gresh, who struck out eight and walked one, got offensive support from teammate Alex DeSantis. De Santis drilled a two-run single in the fourth inning to suply Gresh with all the runs he needed. Eatontown 7, Long Branch I LONG BRANCH Kevin Hawxhurst checked Long Branch on three hits as Eaton town recorded a National North victory.

Hawxhurst, who struck out six and Issued one pass, was staked to a 3-0 lead in the first inning, two coming on a single by Bob Ayers. Monmouth Beach II, River Pl-U I MONMOUTH BEACH Joe Palaia ripped a triple and two singles and drove in three runs ro lead Monmouth Beach past River Plaza in a National North contest. Winning pitcher Bob Smock struck out four, walked two and allowed three hits as Monmouth Beach upped its record to 4-2-1. River Plaza fell to 3-1. Lincroft 8, Old Bridge 4 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Lincroft' rapped out 13 hits in hiking its record to 6-1 with a American West victory over Old Bridge.

Bill Kurtz (two singles), Ken Brown, and Mike Cardelfe drove in two runs each for Lincroft while winning pitcher Bob Nelson won his fourth straight outing. .001 000 021-1 few Tore 201 010 Oil- Martin, Bowa LOO "Mwoenwo 5, New Yam 7. 2B Rons, Mwoerson, Bowo, Martin, OBrown. r-RVaenttne (ft Boone ill se near, Aoosman. It ERBB Freethrows by Ward Loreorg (L.l-2) 7 7 4 3 2 5 Brusstar 1 110 1 Aoosman fW 72-3 4 1 2 Matt White had a two-run single and Ron Allen added another RBI hit in the fifth to give mark Lockenmeyer a victory in relief.

Belmar, who had only nine players suited up for the game, lost one of its players in the fifth inning for running into the catcher. Little Sliver 4, Oceanport 1 LITTLE SILVER Fred Gaddis slugged a two-run homer to back the pitching of Don Wiseman as Little Silver trimmed Oceanport in a National North game yesterday. Gaddis' homer put the game out of reach after Little Silver had pushed across a run Lock wood 11-3 11 1 1 1 Save LoOswood (11. T-236. A- I UK CHKAGO SEATTLE Ice Barbers' Victory .4010 -4010 .3010 .4 0 0 0 .4 0 0 0 .3 0 0 0 .10 10 .3111 .30 10 Cotins If tan 2b 0nM a Raines cf Stein 3b Lopn rt Mover lb Aitte CRvUs ss -Station ph 4 0 1 2 Banistr ss 4 0 0 0 Orta 2b 4010 Lemon 4 0 I 0 Uhnsn dh 4 0 0 0 ZisK -4110 Gamble rf -20 0 0 Sdrtum 3b -3110 Sooner lb 3010 Essian -10 11 -0100 .32 3 7 3 Total with a 4-1 record.

Larson fell to 2-3. Elnardo Webster (18), Mosley (17 and 17 rebounds) led Larson. In the opener Duke Madsen poured in 25 points, pulled down 10 rebounds and dished out 10 assists to lead Dee Rose to its inagu-ral victory. Nick Russo scored 31 points for the losers (including 19-24 from the line), who played without Alex Bradley and Rich Wejnert. tot.

11 1 0 1 .000 000 010-1 leottie .000 001 000- I Oso ioo 'Healthy Neto, New Acquisitions Strengthen Lineup of Americans De-Chlcaoo Seattle I 06 Seattle 1 Ollcago 4 2B- ltujones, Bannister, Stanton. HR Spencer (91 SB CRevnotds. ERBBSO Mouse (W1) 7 0 110 3 omo 3 0 0 0 1 1 Wood 7 13 0 1 Sove-ftomo (5). T-W9. SANFRAN -obrhbi NEPTUNE Don Ward calmly dropped a pair of shots from the foul line with five seconds remaining in the game to ice Allen-hust's 88-85 victory over Larson Ford last night in the Jersey Shore Basketball League.

In the opening game of the doubleheader, Dee Rose won its first game in five tries, over Belmar Playland. Mitch Kupchak of the Washington Bullets makes his JSBL debut tonight in the second game of the doubleheader when Royal Manor (2-2) takes on front running Jerry Lynch's (4-1). In the opener Paul Michael's meets Casey Jones (7:30 p.m.). Allenhust dominated play in the first half of the game, running off to a 21-9 lead before Larson Ford could get itself untracked, as Randy Meister scored 11 first quarter points to spark the Barbers to a 24-14 advantage at the end of the first 10 minutes and a 44-35 halftime bulge. Larson Ford picked up its tempo in the second half with Aulcie Perry clogging up play in the middle and Glen Mosley pouring in eight points sparking Larson to a 64-61 lead after three quarters of play.

But Perry and his five blocked shots fouled out midway through the fourth period and It allowed Allenhurst more freedom inside. Meister finished with a game high 23 points, while former St. John's star Kevin Cluess (19), Ward (14) and Jack Hill (12) added to the Allenhurst offensive attackas the Barbers gained a share of the JSBL lead Dee Rose-Bflmar Playland DEE ROSE (100) GriswoM 4 1-2 McMonus 7 1-1 15, Murphy 3 0-14; Moosen 5-5 Lyons 7 1-2 IS; Williams 10-14; Pater-no 5 1-3 11; Lorenzo 0 0-0 Graft 4 1-4 Dooiev 1 3-3 A Morning 0-0 A Totals 40 12-22 100. BEL-MAR PLAYLAND n) Seaman 4 J-4 11; DoDrm 7 4-10 10; Russo 0 19-24 11; Kirov 4 3-4 11; Aromanoo 2 3-4 Roper 2 0-0 A Totals 25 33-50 02. Dee Rose 34 22 13 2 100 Betmar Plovtand 10 10 21 10 12 Officials Siniscalco, Mlichs CMCfVMATl OtrhOi 5 0 2 0 Rose 3b 5 0 0 0 Griffey rf 3 0 I 0 Morgan 2b 3 (10 Drssen lb i 9 0 0 GFostr 4 0 0 0 Grnimo cf 5 0 I 1 PUmer .4 110 Baney ah 3 112) Murray 2 0 10 Aurbch ss 2 0 0 0 Seaver 0 0 0 0 Bench 0 0 0 0 Lum ph 0 0 0 0 Boroon 1 0 0 0 KmgM ss -000 0 -41 4 0 1 Total tAnars 2b iMiiim Evans 3b -leMstr ss Thmssn cf MrCvy lb tyr rf tiams ss Nran lorr Mr 10 -Ttornasph M- Morse ah -Cunts WALL TOWNSHIP Sriker Jose Neto is in the best of health.

Center forward Rubin Cantera and goalkeeper Mike Barca have been added to the roster. Thus reinforced, the New Jersey Americans end a two-week respite from American Soccer League action by playing host to the New England Oceaneers at 7: 45 p.m. tomorrow at Wall Stadium. The Americans, who haven't played since a 1-0 victory over the Oceaneers (on a Neto goal) here June 17 and were rained out of a clash with the New York Apollo at Hempstead, N.Y. last Saturday night, will be aiming to rise a notch in the ASL's Eastern Division standings.

They're fourth (with 33 league points) while the Oceaneers are third (with 36.) Neto severely sprained an ankle In the Cleveland game of May 14 after kicking In four goals against Connecticut the week before. He then missed five weeks of action before bouncing back to play June 17. "The added rest has given Jose more time to restore his stamina and timing," says Americans' coach Manny Schellscheidt. "Our offense should be ready to move In high gear." Neto and midfleld teammate Ringo Can-tillo each have 10 points to share sixth place in the current ASL statistics. Two points ahead of them, with 12, is New England striker Manoel Barbosa.

The Americans' tight defense kept Barbosa in check two weeks ago and a repeat of that will be necessary to beat the Oceaneers again tomorrow. Cantera, a Newark resident, Is noted for his hard, direct shooting skills and good ball control, and has played pro soccer in Ecuador, Colombia and Uruguay. Barca played under Schellscheidt with the North American Soccer League Hartford Bicentennials in 1975 and is a graduate of Newark East Side High School (where he played with current Americans Tino Do-minguez and Telmo Pires) and Falrleigh Dickinson University (where he gained All-New Jersey-Pennsylvania-Delaware honors.) He's also a teacher at Essex Catholic High School of Newark and the school's assistant soccer coach. John Bluem and Frank DiMatteo, who've seen little action this year, have been releas- ed to make way for Cantera and Barca on the roster. Youth preliminary games pair the Toms River Americans and Beachwood Soccer Club in a Girls Division 3 match at 5:30, and the Ocean Township and Neptune Division 5 teams at 6:30.

The Americans' "tailgate dinner special" will open at 5, featuring free refreshments and live music by Stratus. It Is also Youth and Senior Citizen Night, with all under 16 and over 52 admitted for one dollar. Also on tap is a preview of Moped Night scheduled for July 8. On display will bo the Bermuda Bike, donated by Larson Ford of Lakewood, which will be presented to the fan who successfully finds the key that unlocks the bike. .30 5 no 4ne svt wtsess ssntsneis) i len frmata 000 010 110 0 0-4 010 030 000 0 Allenhurst.

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