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PAGE 8, Sect 4 Th Pimburgh Prets, Feb. 10, '57 Dukes Facing Double Test Us Biederman's Scareboard Dill Casper Leads Tucson Dy 4 Strokes Californian Has 54-Hole 197, 13 Under Par TUCSON, Feb. 9 (UP) -Bill Casper Jr. turned in an LM.J Razing of Lyceum Means End of Another Era i IX A 7 i yi. a i United Pres.

Teltphoto WINNER BARBARA ROMACK (left) of Sacramento, being congratulated offer she defeated Mrs. Alice O'Neal Dye of Indianapolis, 4 and 3, in yesterday's Palm Beach (Fla.) women's golf championship final. NIT Did Moore's Team Plays Temple and La Salle In Philadelphia By ROY McHtC.Il For two weeks, more or less, Duquesne has been chasing a carrot on a stick. PIvery time the Dtikrs play a oasKetnaii game, trie prime consideration seems to be the effect it will have on their chances of winding up in the National Invitation Tournament. The suspense can't go on indefinitely, of course, and two games in Philadelphia next weekend oucht to settle things one way or the other.

Duquesne has a Friday night date with Temple and a Saturday night date with LaSalle at the University of Pennsylvania Palestra. They are definitely upper-crust opponents, and if Dudey Moore's team can break even, at least, all will be well. Assuming that Carnegie Tech leaves their apple cart upright, the Dukes would then have a 136 record, with only one more game out of four to be played on the road. Their meeting with Tech, at Pitt Field House, is scheduled for Tuesday night. The dancer here is that the Dukes will be overly-nonchalant, just as they were when the Quanticn Marines surprised them last week.

Tech will be back in the Field House to play the tour ing Israeli team One of the casualties of the city's growing pains in the Lower Hill District to make way for the Civic Auditorium is the Pittsburgh Lyceum, known In its hey-day as the "cradle of boxing champions." Rev. Lawrence'Connell, who has spent almost 60 years at Epiphany Church and founded the three-story Lyceum Building in 1903 at a cost of $30,000, admits we're living In an age of progress but the Lyceum holds rich memories for him and many others. "The Lyceum anticipated by year what we now know as the Conference of Christian and Jews," Father O'Con-nell says. "Religion was no barrier here. We started the Lyceum to help the intellectual, moral, social and physical advancement of the city's youth.

He helped them to properly fulfill their dutie to society. "The only requirement for membership was good character and $1 dues in that order. We once had a membership of 1200 and we were proud of our varied activities. Two of our most distinguished alumni are John J. Kane and John Laboon." Taught Drama and Held Night School The Lyceum excelled in sports and placed teams in amateur boxing, baseball, basketball, football and hockey.

But the Lyceum also supported a drama society, held night classes for those unable to attend in the day time, lecture courses and even operated a library. The social activities in the old days consisted of pro- grpssive euchre and monthly dances with members playing in the orchestra. "Our foolhall team was pretty Rood," Father O'Connell chuckles. "We played Duquesne, W. .1., West Vireinia and Villanova.

We averaged about 150 pounds a man. We had some of the toughest young men around. They'd never start a fight but they never backed away when somebody else did. "I remember buying uniforms for the 12 members of this team, 11 regulars and one sub. All we used in those A NEW SICNAL CALLER entered the life of Roy Di Posquale yesterday when the Pitt Quarterback was married to Pat Keencn at Corpus Christi Church.

other dazzling sub-par per formance today to increase his lead to four strokes In the $U00O Tucson Open golf tournament. The 23-year-old Casper, from Bonita, was four under par with a 66 to give him a 54 hole total of 19713 strokes below par on the 6434-yard El Rio Country Club course. Tied for second place were Boh Harris, Winnetka, and Dow Finsterwald, Tequesta, each with a 201. Five strokes off the pace were John Cleary. Hartford, and Don Whitt, Alameda, each with a third round total of 202.

And six strokes back were Joe Zakar-ian, Esrondido. and Julius Boros, Mid Pines, N. with 203s. Par continued to take a heating from a large number of the pros. Twenty-seven other players had under par figures In addition to the leaders for ol holes of golf.

Ed Furgol, St. Andrews, 111., Walter Burkemo, Franklin Hills, and Mike Sou- chak, Grossinger, N. were tied in the 204 bracket. Doug Ford, Mahopae, N. and Bob Inman, Detroit, were i nn -u3, ioiioweri Dy eignt otner nrne Bf orifi Tvn nthere wove PI0S 81 nInerS Wei at 207, Six at 208 and Si.X at 209.

An even dozen had matched par. 210 at the three- Arnold Palmer of Larrobe, had a 6S-7 0-69 207.1 Titans Lose Second to Youngstown NEW WILMINGTON, fpo. 9 (Special) Youngstown became a strong contender for 'the district small-college bas- Kcioau line Dy posting us sec- ond victory of the season over Westminster toniphf. R1.77. Th( n.l now had I their own court last ii'nnlr Basketball Scores SOUTH Alihumn Vy 73 Hindi 10 i Amrin 1, HH llimnlrn Arkaru.au am 4 1 iNOi BrnMlct 78 Floridi NormAl S3 1 u.rmmKh.ra 97 omiaiiuosa 7 1, ontciiary 90 Mi-mphu statf 7s ll- night and will then do TKh T9 qUarter mark.

Florida S'Ulthfrn 8X) TrnT 7.11 Rochester Nips Boston, 103 to 102 ROCHESTER, N. Feb. (UP) The Rochester handed the Boston Celtics their second defeat within 21 hours today when they won a nationally-televised National Basketball Assn. game, 103- 102. It was Rochester's fifth vlc- tory in its last si starts after an 11-game losing streak.

The Royals led all the way except when, with one minute to play, Bill Sharman's field goal gave the Celtics a 100-99 lead. Then Maurice Stokes scored and Ed Fleming added two free throws for a Rochester three-point lead. Bill Russell of the Celtics scored unmolested with six seconds left and that ended the scoring. The Royals permitted Russell to score in order to avoid committing a foul. Dick Ricketts and Jack Twyman of the Royals were top scorers with 22 points each.

Tommy Ilein-iiohn had 20 for Boston. Stokes, the league's out- TOOK1C lasi. season, rebounded Russell, his oppo- BOSTON 4 4 23 Locuiofti 1 3 11 siokeer. iwvman.r e. a a nemric.i, i 4 Snnelatra 0 2 Marinaii.r rniun i.

1 1 1 1 2 Rusell.c. 7 2 16 iBurrowc. 0 0 0 0 Nlchola c. 0 12 1 Rran 4 4 6 12 Cnusey (. 4 10 3 IK Patty Defeated In Paris Tourney PARIS, Feb.

9 (UP) -Tor-hen Ulrich of Denmark upset Budge Patty of Los Angeles i l' 1 11 i I lit reni IMP iiu-ii MllglCS fjna, flt thp Frpnch indoor ten. nis championships. Svcn Davidson of Sweden will prov ide Ulrieh's opposition in tomorrow's final. Davidson, who lost to Patty in last year's final, scored a 3-6, 7-5, 6-8, 6 3 victory over Pierre Darmon of France in the other semi final. Angela Buxton of "Britain and Thelma Long of Australia the women's doubles crown by defeating Ann Shil- cock of Britain and Susan Chartrier of France, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3.

NBA Standings EASTERN DIVISION Pet. r-. R.tnn. -iM rt Wne 35 38.471 Phlla 39 26 53T Hi-hetti a .40.1 ftl Vnrb 17 97 tl, ln.il. in syraaue 38 37 '491 Minnpm 3330.43 ItMr.KUM orv.t.eer 1 01 Syracuse 101...

Mmneajiolis 99. Rin lnl New York Wayno SI Evening HIGH SCHOOL WINTER TERM BEGINS FEBRUARy 12 APPROVED FOR VETERANS Ttltphon rilt for catalog Atlantic 1-7177 ub Pittsburgh Academy Magee 336 Fourth At. Pittsburgh 22, Pcnnsylrinit days was a shirt, pants and FATHER COXXELL Frank Moran, Jack Barry, touring or its own, wim stops at Bucknell and Allegheny over the weekend. Since coming to America, the Israeli team has beaten Yeshiva, 61-59, and the Mon-ticello College All-Stars. 97-71.

A game with Boston College today at the Boston Garden, will furnish a better estimate of the Israelis' ability. Tilt's only appearance this week will be at the Field House Saturday nisht against a pretty good Navy team. Notwithstanding their indifferent 11-8 record, the Panthers are still long shots for an NIT bid. 4 Alabama S3 Gforata Teachfr? as Rollma 7" V-t 77 Pnlnt 89 Calawha 77 Hr.v-ard Ml Mercpr 77 Unoir Bhyne' 99 1 7S Tlm0, 77 Mld. Tfn.ifsscf 79 Trm.

S'ate 1 miIwip sialf 97 Trnnaw 00 aa T.nn T-h 77 North Carolina Duaf 71 ft. amnna a-i Statf 98. South Carolina 85 Roanokp 9.1 R'chmond In5t. 67 MlsMmnnl foil 69 Teh 67 1.SIT 66 Tulane 71. ---onnit nm n.

anoernnr in, 74 Western Kcntucl 71 citadel riR Western Kcntucve fto Murray mi pre.byt.an 70 i Hi Urnffn.ri Schplastic riTIIOMC HIGH tt. 6i st 'uke iv "i St, Calmer 81 St. Elizabeth 30 st. os.mer jv 32.. st.

Eiuaheth jv 2- St. James 4-1 St. Wendeim 35 .1 1 iuilii; ant: Himi. College DISTRICT llnWr 60 74 79 CnrUtinii TA. fltnvt Cm 1 irhai-a 117 Mtiravmn R-andr, Fiioilc Island 87 New Hampshire Scrantnn AlbncM 7 1 -i'mirrv 1 03 'Vi- Sieutinivllle 91 AMlanrt Jl St Vmcfiit 6...

Clairmn Vl" FairlfUh-Dlcainun 71 Younson.n 1 Wmihiiiww 7T Wfst Vlre'ma 7 Richmond w- v- WMleyan 91 Bfl.lanj 71 Albany 101 American Intl. 76. 7 Columbia S.I rnnnwhriH 118... Dartmouth 74 Du Kimon 77 Drf ipI Trh DrcxPl Frash 83 Kordham 74 Hamilton 68 Cmsa 74 l.pmovn 77 Muhlcnhcrir 77 Nc irvrn S7 Brooklyn Poly M.nhiiiin 7 Norwich 67 Navy 70 lame 81 Mam 8i llirvarrl y.4 SwirUimnr Swarthmore Frmh 62 Georgetown 69 Hohart 6 Masart 66 St. Franen i i 71 St.

Josephs 67 Rider 61 Teu'll 11 Alfred 63 Ppnn Mllltarr 89 pwll. R'chMtcr 77 Scion Hall 70 l.aalle 6 St. AmimiHion TM Tuda 78 p-nn romcii. cnceiied 72. su iY4le 7 Princeton JIIDWEST Bclo't 67 Guatavus Adolphua 54 Bradley Mareuette fS Sutler 79 i.Ball State 68 roc.nnati vn Rrtia 81 i Rloton JO lyp'u' Portland U.

69 st- ilnd i PlodUy 1 Wllmlnirton 69 np'oeinerc 79 Indiana 69 Ohio State SO Indiana St. 7 0 Wanhmcton 6 Iowa 7 4 Purdue 67 Ivirlham 78 Franklin 6 i rLflu-. ieoraa l.arro state 97 Eau Haire 77 103 Toledo 70 Mankato 97 Mrmrhead 78 Miami io i Mici. 68 1 UV I 1 jj.m cyrii Mehtxi. ss-st.

Mfrii 18 points and out M'chacH 94 swuse 74 Pnnn header with Duouesne and TemDle Fridav. But the Lion's aiiui nnjf on the same Palestra double-; Westminster found big moment will come the "Xl lV Piontek.r 2 2 0 6 Shaman I 2 17 Totall 37 29 2 103 Totall 39 24 25 103 Rochester ....22 29 27 1 101 Button 19 26 28 29 103 1 4 Ramaey.i. 5 4 3 14 Fleminn 5 74 17 Tarploa i 1J) 3 3 night, hen Hot Rod Hundley and his West Vireinia cals1 visit University Park. Two Junior AMA Swim Marks Fall Two Allegheny Mountain Ass'n, junior records were set Si. Casimir 34 St.

Georta 34 Independent r.n, mC. 92 nt.Mj f-t. 7 Shady Side 64. T.y.Nichdn a monf.ssi:m m. toi rmv Professional Nartdvai.

asiMiriaTinv 103 Boiton 10? Syracuse 101 New Vorli 89 Minneapolia 90 Fort Wayna 93 Hurdler Stars But OSU Loses COLUMBUS, Feb. 9 (UP) Glenn Davis, Ohio State Uni 400-meter Olympic, 'hurdles champion, scored four' firsts and a second place buti Illinois beat the Buckeyes 59 55 in a dual track meet here today. 1 etoc? a Sife rasa 'f Patsy Brannigan, Patsy and Jimmy Scanlon, Young Mc- Govern, Jack Perry, Paul Moore, Ownie McNichols, Eddie and Chalky W'ilmer, Johnny Ray, Johnny Kirk, Irish Chick Rodgers, Red Robinson, Al Grayber, Waiter Monoghan, Mose Butch, Dick DeSanders, Cuddy DeMarco and many, many more. Out-of-town fighters were Al McCoy, Richie Mitchell, Tom and Mike Gibbons, Fred Fulton, Willie Meehan, Tommy I Loughran, Jack Britton, Petey Sarron, Lew Tendler, Benny Leonard, Battling Levinsky, Johnny Kilbane, Ma.xie Rosen-bloom, Jackie Fields, Pete Latzo and Barney Ross. Harry Greb Remains His Favorite Of all the fighters who ever used the Lyceum, Father O'Connell's favorite still is the late Harry Greb.

"I married Greh and Mildred Riley," Father O'Connell proudly recalls, "and Greh always told me what a wonderful Influence she was on him. hen Harry came to the Lyceum to train, Mildred came along and tpent her time in the library. "She died of tuberculosis about two or three years after their marriage and Greb never was the same." Although the Lyceum was built and operated in one of the rough and tough sections of the city, Father O'Connell is proud that every person who came through the door was a gentleman. "In the more than 50 years we ran the Lyceum," he adds, "I never heard of a member bringing liquor into our place. They all seemed to respect what the Lyceum stood for." iicnican stare to Illinois 64 Minnesota 82 Michisan in the Mt.

Lebanon Anuaclubiniii'oma LiKe ana ivncKev xucovicn too' to nannie. liaise scorea points and Yugovich 25 as "1 oc nrgdeallv all the wav VOItSGSTOWN WESTMINSTER Atterhnltf. 8 Streh Yucovich.f Lakec Moore I. Taylor, I. 9 2 Jordi fi 27 P.lley.c 1 3 Davia 4 18 Rankin.

s. Johnson, Minnie e. Davia Garrett. 2 12 13 3 0 3 1 3 Total .3111 Total ..30 17 77 Edinboro Wins nrl 73-60 3CtOntJf EDINBORO. ten.

(Special) Edinboro won its second basketball game in 12 EDINBORi) r. ,6 4 14 Newton 8 9 31 HolTman.f 2 3 6 Kress. ,4 2 10 Crabh.r .113 Matthews I .3511 Kmc ,0 2 3 Buertur hmitt Vashaw Mine: lablon.kl Spenser TottK 34 35 73 Total! 31 110 Louisville Vistor TOLEDO, 0 Feb. 9 Charlie Tyra scored 22 points to lead Louisville to a 103-70 basket- ball victory over Toledo here tonight. hil aiTt 2 i and TK swimming meet in the ATe XlirrU niRiir.

i aanara mirry, or the Youne Davis sped to firsts in the 'starts this season Dy neicaung 60-yard dash, 70-yard high and Allegheny tonight, 73-60. Walt low hurdles, and was anchor: Askins hit 23 points. Women's Hebrew Ass'n set a 'AP Academy 102 Eastern svw Me, en new 100-yards junior back-' '-enVrii stroke mark, winning inlZ' iame 116 Loynl ''rise "wtrne 2 nperlln 71. 69 I.f- Mlnot Tchrs. 67 67 I Venn 60 ClIV 69 "'oaih 1 09 Western pirve 7.1..

Wichlla 72 53 soi'THU K.st 'tomton Tlllot.on 64 Phil Soith 62 i Nonhw.tern 74 annnnoie A-M 03 -fc! Allcl aels 61 St. Benedicts 70 Hava state 0 1'klahnma 70 S. E. Oklahoma 66 Ravjor 6 Tenai Teih 66. 67 I WEST Hrltham Yoimi 61 rtah 77 81 7S Missouri 70 I RC Frosh 67 rlr 73 Weatmirwtfe tL'lall) 74 Pturv 61 Wyomint 61 Colorado AAM Race Results On Poje 6 I AA5 stockings.

It cost me $21 to outfit the 12 men. Nobody ued a head guard and they played in street shoes." The greatest fame of the Lyceum came from For years the Lyceum teams won the amateur titles but the list of world's champions who trained there for fights is quite imposing. No champion ever came to Pittsburgh but that he didn't head for the Lyceum. The six district world's champions who trained there were Frank Klaus, Harry Greh, Teddy Yarosz, Fritzie Zivic, Billy Conn and Sammy Angott. Of the local fighters who used the Lyceum there were three other Zivics, Jack Dillon, Jack McClelland, Pitt Gymnasts Defeat Temple PHILADELPHIA, Feb.

9 I (Special) Dave Hurst and Jim Mulvihill each won two events as the Pitt gymnastic team defeated Temple here today, 54-51. Hurst gave the best performances in the tumbling and flying rings while Mulvihill placed first in the high bar and parallel bars. Hurst i also had a third place in the 'parallel bars. 1 Pitt swept the tumbling events and Temple swept the side horse. Tumhllnt Won by Dave Hurt, Pill.

26 Dun Neeld. Pitt, second, 354. Jack i Hammond. Put, third, 2,17. Side horse Won hv Marre Johnston.

Tempie 212. Ray Navowith, Temple, sec-ond. 3 IS; Stan Clitlli, Temple, third, 191. Wish har Won hy Jim Mulvihill. PHI.

211 Tom Darllne Pitt, second, 343. tharles Neely. Temple, third. 2.1.1. Rnpe climti hy Dave Ruber Pttl, 4 seconds: Joe santoro.

Temple, second, 4 9 Rill onese. Temple, third, 3. Parallel liars ttv Mulvihill, Pitt. 229: Johnston. Temnle, lecond, 328.

Hurst. Pill, third 21. Flyln- rlnis Won Hurst, Pitt. 3661 Hammond. PHI, second.

338; Tom Liehermtn. Temple, thud. 241. Grotto to Hold Sports Night Coach Rex Pecry and his PJtt wrestling team will highlight the Islam Grotto Father and Son Sports night at 8 p. m.

Wednesday at the Grotto, North Side. The Pirates, who begin training soon, will be represented by Dick Groat and Pitcher Ronnie Kline, and movies of the no-l hit World Series game will be shown. Bob Prince will emcee the program and the Town and Country Barbershop Quartet will entertain. man on the Buckeye winning onP-ITlilp relay team. Davis also was second in the broad ami jusi misseu placing in the high jump.

Bradley Wins 15th PEORIA, 111., Feb. 9 Bradley chalked up its ninth straight win and 15th victory in 17 games tonight, beating Marquette 8665, in a non-con- ference basketball game. 7 aW BRAKE ADJUSTMENT INCLUDES All THIS: Remove front wrv i IC and inspect lining. Clean, inspect, repack front wheel bearings. Inspect brake drums.

Check and add brake fluid if needed. ffi Lr RELINE Adjust the brake shoes to secure full contact with drums. Carefully test brakes -OR- IF YOU NEED A BRAKE Tony- Sarsfield, YMHA, swam the 100-yards junior breastroke in 1:15.2 for a new-mark. The YMWHA, unofficially, won team honors with 65 points, with Lebanon Aquaclub next with 64. HOMFN lnO-ard novice tree fttle 1 Paltv I'hlinner Mt Lehanon: 3, Barbara' Es'e.

Mt. Lebanon; .1, patty Chapman. Mt Mercy Time 113. 100-varda hreatt stroke, 10 under I. Siiy Beacnier.

Mi. Lebsnon; 2 Louise Poole. I'natiached' 3, Judy Jordan YMWHA Time 1 4.1 3 1. Pat Hatch. YMWHA; 2.

lody Beachler. Mt Lebanon 1 l.lV" Ml' 100-yarrtj hrea.t stroke, 11 and 12 1, Ann Hill YWCA' 2. Uurte Weishrod. Mt Lebanon; 3, Susan Hill Uniontown YWf'A, Time 1-111 inn-yard Jr AMA bark.tmke 1. Sandra Rurn- YMWHA: i Nancy Sahol nionion YWCA; 1.

Arlene Jenkmi, tninnlovn YWCA. Time 1:16 5, MFN 100-ards ata 1 I Tony Saraneu, YMHA- 3. Rob Zleles' YM: 3. ri Lewis, Mt. Lehanon.

Time ",6 1. Tom I.indset, YMHA; 3 Tony Sarsfield YMHA' 1, jCJ-urk Borterdinc. Mt. Lebanon. Time.

100-eard 10 and tinder 1 Paul Safran YMHA' 3 nave Thompson Mr. Lebanon; 1 Jeff Patterson, coraop-out Time 1114. I 100-vards breeslslrofce 11 i.ri 1a 1 Rill Lenli. Ml Lebanon- 2, Bruce Bert-matt. Fast lihertv YMCA .1.

Dlarmld Mi-CI'iire YMHA Time I 19 1 00-s-ards bai-k'troke 11 and larre YMHA 2 Court Weslee YMHA 1 Rusly i.indbert, Mt. Lebanon Time 119 SMU Upset By Texas Tech LUBRDCK, Feb. 9 (UP)-Oft-beaten Texas- Tech held Southern Methodist, the nation's No. 4 team, scoreless the final five minutes tonight and pumped in 32 straight points to stage a 68-67 upset with the winning points coming with five seconds to play. Sports Results COLLEGE r.YMSAsrici PITT Tere.nl 41 Ohio Siatt 66 Wisconsin 46 wiwMivn VMf 44 PITT 4 2 I Oherlm 55 tarn-eie Tech .11 Iowa 50 44i N'aii.

6.1 Indiana 1 Michunn 77 Iowa Stale 38 Ohio Stale 61 Purduf 44 men Illinois 59 Ohio 58 Notrt Darn 63 Purdue- 39 HOC KF. Mich. Tech 6 Mich. StaU 3 HKISTMSO Purdu 31 Ohio Stati 10 rrsciso Wisconsin 14 Wawie 11 Wiacoimn 31 Ohio Stat 4 PREPARATORY SMIMMISQ Mfrrersnurr. 61..

BullII 14 KRtATLina Pitt 15 t.ehim Lehlrh fr. 3.1 Pitt rr 11 Lj.B,n..flng.3i a FirattonA 30. OOO. lM Rockets Whip IVulcans, 1 02-94 SLIPPERY ROCK, Feb. 9 (Special) Connie Palumbo scored 3.) points as Slippery Rock whipped California Teachers, 102-91, in overtime here today.

Roger lMz led the losers with 33 points, 17 of which came on successful foul throws. He had 21 free throws in all. It was the Rockets' fourth victory against eighth defeats and California's 14th defeat In 16 starts. SLIPCERY ROCK CALIFORNIA Pla fialumho.f. 14 7 Shaw 4 3 Kline I Kunltel c.

Penne Catchell LomtlO.f, Kill Hoi e. 4 6 14 Kuremrky 7 111 Roier t. 6 5 31 6 17 .11 5 0 13 4 7 15 3 0 4 Entiehart 8 3 11 Kartell. Packer 10 3 Totall .4 1 20 103 Totals .12 94 Silrwre Rnca, 42. 42 102 California .15 49 10 .94 Ofllcialu nulla tnd Rodurlc.

Buc Employes Dinner Guests President Clarence Haynes and other officers of the Forbes Field Protective Assn. will be tendered a testimonial dinner In the Pittsburgh Room of the Ponn-Sheraton Hotel at 6:30 p.m. next Sunday. Members of the Pirates and Steelers will attend and the peneral public is invited. Reservations can be made by calling MU 2-481!) or MA 1-0143.

Bob Prince will be toastmaster. Yale Wins, 74-60, Leads Ivy Loop NEW HAVF.X. Feb. 9 (L'P) Yale swept into first place in the Ivy League to- right by swamping 74-60, on the strength of la second-half surge. Captain Ed Robinson led the assault that sent rrlnceton 'down to its first Ivy loss after flve triumphs In league play.

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