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II-' ')V Central Cadets at West Court Squires Clash -v .4 Tonight; East, Wildcats Recall Game on WJPG-FM Tonight's Central West basketball game will, be broadcast over the Press-Ga-zctU radio station, WJPG-FM, (101.1 meg.) with Earl Gillespie at the mike at 8 o'clock. 46 to 42 Defeat Last December By LEE REMMEL Although East and Wei's bas Press -Gazette ketball teams have been improv ing of late, they assume their ac bition could have been a flash in the pan because West had been the customed roles of underdogs again lowest scoring unit in the Fox tonight. River Valley conference up to Fri West's Wildcats, who rose up to day. If, on the other hand, it is a smite Oshkosh with a mighty 64 hint that the 'Cats have arrived, point blast last Friday, entertain tonight contest takes on the as a favored Central Catholic quintet pect of a dog-fight Too, the Purple remember a 46 at West gymnasium while the Red Devils invade Van Dyke gymnast 42 defeat at the Columbus club Hi auditorium in their first meeting um in De Pere for a return match with Coach Fred Dillon's St Nor- in December. In that game, it will bert High Squires.

Both contests be recalled, West moved out to a Green Bay, Tuesday Evening, February 8, 1949 are scheduled to get under way at commanding 22-11 lead, then 8 clock. watched a terrific Cadet rally pull Central ahead, 26-25, at half time. Although It demonstrated un deniable proficiency on attack If the 'Cats are able to gain a sim against Oshkosh, West must be ilar margin tonight, it is safe to 1 ll rated the underdog against Cen assume there will be no repetition. tral when comparing records of the two teams. The Purple's vie tory was only its second in 12 ap Illinois Sinks NU, 85-66, for 6th Big 9 Win Badgers Bow to UM At Ann Arbor, 40-38 It also is a virtual certainty that West will not approximate their two-point-a-minute pace of last week end against the Cadets.

But if Hurdis McCrary, Ken Gustafson, St. Norbert to Milwaukee Gym Rivals Play Tonight; Kosnar Needs 18 Points For New Knight Mark By JACK YUEN'GER There is every indication that pearances against all opposition as compared to nine wins in 14 starts Former Green Bay Packer players gathered at the Silver rail for important business Monday night to organize an alumni club. The group is shown above, left to right, back row, Arnie Herber, Chuck Tollefson, Ken Keuper, Dave Zuidmulder, Wuert Englemann, Tiny Croft, Tim O'Brien, Lyle Sturgeon, Andy Uram, Al Rose. Joe Laws, Ben Starrett; front row, same order, G. W.

Calhoun, Carl Zoll, Al Petcka, Fee Klaus, Charles Mathys, Joe Secord, H. J. Bero, Wally Ladrow. Story below. for the Cadets, likewise against all Blair Mathews, can approach comers.

this form, they could make it an In addition, that 64-point exhl unpleasant evening for Central Greater Scoring Balance The Cadets have, however, been more consistent and are currently BIO NINE CONFERENCE PI OI Tt Illinois 1 414 174 Minnesota, 1 JW JZ Mtchlran 4 2t MI Ml First Packer Alumni Bell Reveals NFL Status in running a close second in the Fox the St. Norbert college basketball Knights will be gunning for River Valley Catholic conference Purdue 417 431 with a 6-1 record, having reached trouble tonight when they appear Ohio State 1 471 435 Indiana 2 4 2S1 2M Mi Wisconsin 1 287 31 .147 that figure by belting St. John of at Milwaukee Teachers' Baker Little Chute, 50-44. Sunday. Iowa 2 352 147 fieldhouse in a return match of Pro Grid War Another factor in their favor Is Northwestern 1 347 42 .143 their highly flavored hardwood Is Organized dogfight.

The two squads battled CHICAGO OP) Illinois' put greater scoring balance. Although they have no one scorer consistently in the double figures, all another notch in its Big Nine bas to a wild 32-47 St. Norbert win in the first meeting of their home and home arrangement at Van Dyke gym. ketball lead last night by breezing over Northwestern 85-66. It members of the first five are capa ble pointmakers.

Chisox Hope New 'Phone AAC's Lindheimer Also Gives Statement PHILADELPHIA UP) The National Football league and the All-America conference apparently are no closer together than Coach Bernle Morgan, too, may was the highest victory total in conference game so far this season. Chief Objective Cooperation With Present Eleven come up with a stratagem similar Other favorites also followed to the one with which Central form. Michigan tightened its third Number Is Good Omen; It Means No Defeats CHICAGO (U.Rra- The Chi wrecked St Norbert 10 days ago place hold with a 40-38 squeak Using the slow, deliberate "ball they were three years ago when control" system, Morgan's pupils over Wisconsin. Purdue and Ohio State remained locked in fourth 'v a ftTr I Ml "in fp cago White Sox changed their the AAC entered the professional stopped the once-beaten Squires, The first step in the organization of a permanent Green Bay Packer Alumni club was place. The Boilermakers nailed 40-30.

gridiron field. Bert Bell, commissioner of the Morgan probably will lead with Iowa 54-46 while Ohio State smashed Indiana 72-59. A brief look at the records of that first jarring meeting sufficed for Knight Coach Orv Dermody who left earlier this afternoon with 14 cagers and an expectant r. The December! contest was highlighted by 59 fouls, 35 of taken at a meeting of 20 for 30-year old National circuit, said bod Bender and Jim Kaye or Larry Smits at forward; Bob Char Monday "There will be no com mer Packers at the Silver Rail The action left Illinois with 6-1 conference mark, followed by telephone number today. The old number was BO 8-4161.

The White Sox were a miserable eighth In 1948. The new number Is WA 4-1000. One thousand means no losses. Monday night. neski at center and dependable John Destlche and Bill Londo, a mon draft, no exhibition games and no world series of football Minnesota (idle last night) with The group first of its kind between the two leagues." newcomer to the starting five, at 6-2, Michigan with 4-2 and Purdu and Ohio State with 5-3 apiece.

Resume Chase Saturday The All-America's answer was guard. another challenge for a title play For West it is likely to be Bruce Kosnar off between the rival pro loops in the 30-year history of the team accomplished the following business: Selected a three-man nominating committee to pick a Firing resumes Saturday. Illin It came from Benjamin F. Lind ois is home to Ohio State in the Anderson and Gustafson at forward; McCrary at center; and Mathews and Don Rondou at guard with Forward Jack Roberts Gotto Named Prexy Of State Pin Group helmer of Chicago, owner of the them enough to send seven of the cagers to the showers. The encounter was not without a certain top game while Michigan invades Indiana, Iowa goes to Minnesota Los Angeles Dons and chairman slate of officers: set the first and Guards John Thune and Dick of the league executive commit and Wisconsin faces Northwestern amount of audience participation MADISON, Wis.

(Florence tee. Purath in ready reserve. in Chicirgo stadium. Purdue is at Michigan State for a non-league Gotto, Green Bay, was elected At a press conference called to East will have a problem of con either. Several times during the hotly contested meeting one or the other coach Jumped to his feet to president of the Wisconsin Worn- tuneup.

give ths National league official version of negotiations between ens Bowling association last At Champaign last night, Illin Monday of the month as a regular meeting date; established several objectives; and discussed ways and means of cooperating with the "live" Packers. The nominating committee is bring back order to the shouting siderable proportions at St. Norbert The situation has not been enhanced by two lickings the Squires have been forced to swal night. the two factions, Bell said a merger between the two circuits Is gymnasium. ois flashed its balanced attack behind Dike Eddleman's 20 point mmmwimmmm mmm Other Offl 4 9 fto.

There are three Gull cagers cers: Lucille pi who the Knights will handle very respectively tonight. One of these, mm mnnnS MwMMvCW) impossible under present condi tions. "The stronger All-America con low in the last week, leaving them much akin a bear who has been prematurely dislodged from hiber nover, Madison, first Center Bob Bolz who posted a big ference teams wanted to come to nation. vice president; 15 points before going shower-ways, Is a towering and competi Of course, the outcome could composed or Lyle Sturgeon, a tackle in the late 1930'; Wuert Englemann, a halfback in the early 1930's; and Joe Laws, the halfback who played with the 1936, 1939 an agreement with the National Football league but the other tive rebounder. Gull Coach Guy output, 14 for Bill Erickson and 13 for Burdette Thurlby, who now retires for the season after being ruled scholastically ineligible.

North western's Ray Ragelis took scoring honors with 21 points. 13 of them coming in the second half after the Illini piled up a 39-26 margin at recess. At Columbus, Indiana held the Buckeyes' Dick Schnittker to eight hardly be worse than the 64-34 pasting the Squires laid on the teams in the conference organize v1 Penwell has an established offensive system that will work just tion would not permit this," said and 1944 championship clubs. Red Devils the first time they met Besides, the Devils have Improved The committee will report at the NFL commission. Peace Not Subject since then and are capable of giv as easily if Bolz is bottled up.

Headlining the alternate scoring punch are Guards Ken Lemmer Bertha Reffke, Appleton, second vice presi-d Gussie Hart, Milwaukee, third vice president; Jean Knep-prath, Milwaukee, secretary; Millie Schu-maker, Green What could be sweeter' a piano and a mike! Well, maybe he could use a good righthanded starting pitcher too. Anyhow, the gent giving forth musically above is Chicago Cub Manager Charley Grimm who is almost as well known for his entertaining ability as his managerial talent. Monday Grimm stopped at the Presr-Gazette's WJPG with Red Smith, smiling in the background, for an exclusive interview with WJPG's Earl Gillespie. The interview can be heard on Gillespie's "Sports World on Parade" at 12:15 next Sunday afternoon. Smith, Cub farm chief and -former Bluejay pilot and Packer line coach, and Grimm were on thtir way to Wausau for a dinner program for Johnny Schmitz, Cub lefthander.

"They had a binding legal ing the Norbertines all they could desire in the way of competition. and Wally Fricke who have a points his poorest showing of the agreement which prohibited such a move without the consent of all Hopes that they can and will defensive savvy all their own and season. But teammate Bob Kaidi- rest on the shoulders of Roger its members." are capable of hitting the nets if Miller and Frank Clough, who will Bell took the occasion to deny and when they choose. Gotto More Rebound Strength open at forward; Center Bill Pow-iess and Darwin Destache and Gene Mead, the starting guards. Bay, sergeant-at-arms; and Vivian The recent Loras win has gone Perrizzo, Fond du Lac; Hazel Sor- a long way toward rebuilding the emphatically charges by Jim Breuil of the conference's Buffalo Bills that Tim Mara of the New York Giants and George Marshall of the Washington Redskins had blocked peace between the two Dillon probably will counter enson, JanesviJle; Ethel Kelly, the Monday, March 7, meeting.

Nearly 40 former Packers the approximate number living in Green Bay are expected to attend. All former Packers, regardless of their present residence, are invited. Fee Klaus, the riant center who played from 1920 to 1924, was "overwhelmed" by the first night turnout. Klaus, in the last two weeks, quietly contacted former Packers and set the data for the first session. "At first we thought there were only about 20 former Packers around here but after going over more and more names we discov Norbertine morale that sagged noticeably after the Midlands with Jerry Manderfield and Jack our meetings," declared Bell, add ger flipped in 20 ana headed a last installment drive after th score was knotted 36-36 at the half.

Gene Melzer, Buckeye sub forward, dropped five baskets in five tries in the first half and finished with 15 points. Rehfeldt Nets 18 Don Rehfeldt, who bagged 18 points, and Forward Bob Haarlow paced a Wisconsin second half surge which came within one point Wisconsin Rapids and Helen Zweck, Madison, directors. ing: conference loss to St. Ambrose. Jansky at forward; Mickey Collard at center; and Tom Kiernan and Next year's tournment will be leagues.

"Only once, at the first meeting After two weeks of experiments. Leo O'Connell at guard. held in Green Bay. "Peace was not the subject of in Philadelphia Dec. 20, was the suggestion made that the All America conference retain its Joe Louis' Wife Sports Cocktails: A Symphony in Nines Camera Faces Schnabel Here Primo To Wrestle in Mat Headliner of Year At Temple Wednesday identity.

That suggestion was of catching Michigan in the final quickly dropped and thereafter the owners from both leagues discussed how many conference Packers Started in 1 Won Seeks 2nd Divorce From Champion ered there are around 40 in the city alone. There are also many teams could join the National seconds at Ann Arbor. The Wolverines, led by Bob Harrison's 15 counters, frittered away a 13 point lead which was engineered at the outset of the second period. At Lafayette, Purdue was out- living In Milwaukee and other Football league." Titles in '29, '39; What in '49? CHICAGO (U.R) Mrs. Joe Bell declared that at no time nearby towns," Klaus said.

Louis today sought her second di Dermody has come up with more height and rebound strength due to shifting rugged Pat O'Malley to the center post and usually competent pivotman, Dick Lenss, to a forward These added to the growing importance of key reserves like Bob Lindsay, Pat Smithwick, Bob Falk and Norm Domach give the Knight mentor an offensive punch that he sorely needed In several contests this season. Guard Roman Kosnar of Lena is on the threshold of a new St. Norbert all-time scoring mark. His present 202 points leaves him! one point shy of his last year's total of 204 and 1R points away from the all-time record set by Les Wondrash in the pre-war era. did the NFL leave AAC owners vorce from the heavyweight Three Members of 1941 Powerhouse Played Last Primo Camera, affectionately known to the mat trade as the A good part of the meeting was devoted to a discussion on the aims "of the new organization.

It was under any delusion that they champion. were interested in only two teams scored by Iowa from the field, 17 goals to 15, but counted 24 out of 31 free throws for the victory. The Haweyes' Charles Mason with 14 decided that the first and immed Louis himself announced that he has signed papers giving his in the conference, San Francisco and Cleveland. late objective is cooperation with Year; Bell Finds Her; Corporate-Owned Teams By ART DALEY Press-Gazette Sports Editor AmblingAlp, will grace Green Bay canvas for the second time in his brief but lucrative grappling career when he takes on Fritz Schnabel of New York at the La "I told him we would cosider the present Packer eleven. points copped scoring honors.

Howie Williams was high for Pur merging the two Los Angeles Another objective is to bring consent to her application for a Mexican divorce, and that he has authorized an attorney to represent him in the case in Mexico due with 13. Tuesday Quarterback Professional football is a gruelling bor Temple Wednesday night WISCONSIN sport The Packers of 1948 included only three members of teams and desired Dan Topping to lease Yankee stadium to the Boston Yanks. I suggested that The former world's heavyweight City. the 1941 powerhouse which sailed through the regular schedule Pate, boxing champion, who headlines Mrs. Louis, the former Marva MICHIGAN Suprun'x, II 4 Morrill, 0 0 McC'slln, 13 1 Vd'r Ky.

2 1 Wisn'skl, 0 0 Breuil attempt to buy in with Ted the season's top LT card, traded Collins' Boston franchise." Trotter, first married the chanv pion in 1935. They were divorc with only one defeat Halfback Tony Canadeo, Tackle Baby Ray and End Larry Craig The Packers' last championship squad, 1944 vintage, was represented by only five players in 1948 Irv Comp, Ted Fritsch, Bob Flowers, Ray and Craig Canadeo holds with the Chicago Bear Bell added that Lindheimer Haariow, 4 Moore, I 0 Schn'der, 2 Fossum, 0 Rehfeldt, 7 Zorn, 0 Rogers, 0 tackle, Fred Davis, in his first ap ed in 1945 and remarried in 1946. Fight Results SAN FRANCISCO-Jesse Flores, 147, said the AAC committee would Elliott, 1 1 Harris (1 i pearance here in 1947. Camera, She went to Mexico City Satur like to come to Philadelphia and day accompanied by Attorney Markh m. 1 siocKcon, outpointed Jose rlocna, 151', Monterey, Mexico (10).

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Tommy Yarosi. discuss the situation providing the NFL owners would keep an Madar.

a 0 Aaron Payne to seek the second divorce. Totals IS 8 IS Totals 14 12 11 was riding tanks over in Europe in 1944 The war wrecked the Packers' 1941 machine, which lost in the first divisional playoff to the Bears Among the promising rookies (at the time) called into serv- Pittsburgh, outpointed Nick Barone, Syracuse, (10). Weights unavailable. NEW ORLEANS Keith Hamilton. open mind on four conference teams.

The couple has two children, a the team and the public closer together. One former Packer pointed out that "we can even bring ourselves (ex-Packers) closer to the team." The former players want to make it "absolutely clear" that the club is not an antagonistic group. "We are organizing chiefly as a cooperative, a group to promote rather than to tear down the Packers," Klaus explained. The (roup advanced a number of ideas for activities during the season. The suggestions Included pickinr a player of the week; a player of the year; and holding a homecom- ing for ex-players at the last home game.

Possibly, they Mid, the former players could attend the games In a body and sit in a special section. The club also discussed the pos daughter Jacqueline born in 134, New Orleans, outpointed Eddie "I promised no such thing but 1944, and a son Joe. bom in Bertolino, Galveston, (10). CHICAGO Anton Riadik. 1R1U the AAC representatives came Mexico City last year.

ice were Ends Ed Frutig, Alex anyway, Bell said. Halftlme Score Michigan 11, Wisconsin 18. Free throws missed: Wisconsin 8 Haarlow, Moore, Rehfeldt 3, Rogers. Michigan 3 McCaslln, Vander Kuy 1. Baseball players in 1859 were expressly forbidden to receivst any payment for their services, under the terms of rules adopted for that season.

Estonia, outpointed Eddie O'Neill, 157'. Detroit, (8). HUNTINGTON. W. Va.

Fltile fit. Louis issued a prepared state Since then Collins has trans Optimist Club Hosts Camera The Green Bay Optimist club may be sorry. Pro-motor Bernle Zilles and Primo Camera too, will be guests at the club's regular weekly luncheon at the Beaumont hotel Wednesday noon. They say Primo eats three or four meals at one sitting. Several other wrestlers will also be guests.

ment in which he said he interrupted an exhibition tour to come to Chicago on business this week. Patrick, 188, Los Angeles, stopped Bob O'Bsnnon, 178, Louisville, (6). PHILADELPHIA Eizard Charles, 179. Cincinnati, knocked out Johnnv ferred his team to New York and as the New York Bulldogs will play at the Polo Grounds home of the football Giants. I found my wife had gone to Haynes, J04, New York, (8).

Urban and Bill Johnson, Guard Lee McLaughlin, Tackle Ernie Pannell and Backs Bob Kahler and George Paskvan a league basis, only 40 of the 300-plus on the 10 National Football league clubs in 1941 competed a year ago The Bears were tops with 10 i rOLn In Chicago Lindheimer said: "We were always assured that a majority of the members of the Bell Odson NFL were in favor of working PAINTERS HOSPITALS SSCTZLi The average life of a professional srridder is four to five vers sibilities of, conducting quarter erstwhile resident of Milan, Italy, back meetings during the season. The sessions would be held in the lha IW41 season will be something of an "anniversary" year for the Packers They captured championships in the last two "nine" years 1939 and 1929 What's more, Curly Lambeau organized the club in a "nine" year 1919, and went out and won 10 Mexico," he said. "I received a request from her today to appear before the Mexican consul to sign and forward my consent to her prccccdir.g and Appearance in the case when filed." Trial still is pending here of an alienation of affections suit filed against Louis by Rev. Matthew Falkner, an Atlanta minister who charged Louis alienated the affections of his wife, Mattle Carie Faulkner, a New York model, in November and December, 1947 and January, 1948. is one of the largest men in the evening and Packer pictures would mat game, scaling 268 pounds and standing 6-6.

games and lost only one a dis be shown. The new group will have some ihlnir nf a national scoDe. Mem No stripling, either. Is his puted 6 to 0 decision to Beloit atmosphere of Green Bay out witvsHy plan in the best interest of major league football. "We never have believed that a one-league operation throughout the country is practical nor Is it fair ti the pstrons of maior league football who make the business and sport possible." Lindheimer added the All-America conference will continue to operate through the years independently of any other football leamie.

Ivednesday night foe, Schnabel, a Packer Tackle Ed Bell, who one Despite the financial interest these day last season received a letter days, pro prospects consider "oth bership cards will be printed and sent to former Packers throughout the country. They will be kept in 6-4, 240-pound specimen who comes here with a long string of victories. The match is scheduled from his girl saying that she off and got married, has finally dis formed as the progress of the club down through the years. er things" in selecting their football headquarters Nick Ker-bawy, Detroit publicity man who scouted several players, came back with this observation: "Two for the best two out of three falls Two newcomers, Danno McDon covered the right one She is Elois Schneider of Chicago and All of the former players spoke ald of Taeoma. and Al they'll be married in April "Its members sufficiently or Missouri, will provcide the Also taking the step this spring is west coast prospects were inter semi-winaup action.

tsotn am Yesterdav's Sports In 'Brief Print By Th Associated Prcis BASEBALL NEW YORK Centcrfleldcr Jot Dl-Migfio of tht New York Yankee Halfback Jug Girard who will rated among the best the junior marry a Kaukauna girl Tackle Urban Odson's home in Raymond, INDUSTRIAL PLANTS SAVE ON NATIONALLY KNOWN WHITE ONE COAT INTERIOR PAINT 075 A GALLON SPECIAL PRICE 100 GALLONS OR MORE 5TWE MOTOR Co. heavyweight division (190 to 210 pounds) has to offer, according to ested mainly In two things. They wanted to know whether the Lions were corpora tely or privately owned. They also wanted to know what business advantages were likely if they signed to play for S. is bulging at the sides stable financially to insure a sound business operation," he concluded.

Bell's argument that in his belief there are not 16 cities, necessary to make up two leagues, in the country capable of maintaining top-flight pro football teams profitably. He had seven additions the other i-Tomoter Bernle Zilles. This Is another two out of three falls bout signed a contract which it estimated to net htm $90,000. Otheri to clan were: Walker Cooper, catcher, by the New York Giants (NL): Raloh Klner. wilh one hour time limit Detroit.

They felt corporation day when fire destroyed his brother's nearby home Brother Odson has five children and Urban has three The ayeragc attend The opener pits Mike London of owned franchises promised more outfielder, and Bill Werle, pitcher, by the Pittsburgh Plratei (NL); Lodl, known as the inven stability than personally-owned August (Hank) Johnson, pitcher, by Detroit (AL): Carl Furillo. outfielder. clubs." There's plenty of bv Brooklyn (NL). TORONTO Th informally at the meeting. Also attending was George Strickler, Packer publicity director, who briefly reveiwed the present club.

The attendance included Carl Zoll, Al Petcka, Charles Mathys, Joe Secord, H. J. Bero, Wally Lad-row, Arnie Herbes, Chuck Tollef-vgon, G. W. Calhoun, Ken Keuper, Dave Zuidmulder, Tiny Croft, Tim O'Brien, Andy Uram, Al Rose, Ben Starrett, Laws, Englemann, Sturgeon and Klaus.

Walton Resigns Post as Line Coach of Redskins BEAVER FALLS, Pa. (JP) Frank (Tiger) Walton said Monday night he has resigned his position as line coach with the Washington Redskins of the tional Football league. tor of the "cannonball" hold, against Racine's Einar Olsen, a popular performer here They will go one fall with a 30-minute logic in those players' thoughts. Toronto Maple Leafs of the Inter national league purchased Pitcher Bill Wriaht from the Milwaukee Brtwirt Three of the clubs in the NFL are corporately-owned Green Bay, Toms End Pioers' Win March, 45-43 NEW YORK (U.PJ That vic time limit. ot tne American association.

HORSE RACING ance at Packer home games in the early 1920's was 1,500 about 23,500 less than the 1948 City stadium card Down through the years or before money grew on trees college football stars liked the idea of playing professional in a small community like Green Bay George Sauer, former Packer back and Tickets for reserved ringside seats are on sale at the Labor Detroit and Philadelphia Other clubs and their owners are: Bears, George Halas; Cardinals, MIAMI, ria. Allle's Pal (IS TO) an the seven furlong Miss Florida purse tory march which the Pied Piners Temple. Mrs. Charles W. Bidwell: Los of Hamline tootled so long this basketball season was silenced at tiiaiean in 1 ZJ 39.

OLDSMAR, Fla Suntos (IS SO) won the six furlong Casparilla purs at Sunshine park In 1:16 8. BASKETBALL i T'l ILTIhm XI Angeles, Dan Reeves; Washington, George Marshall; New York, John night by St. Thomas, 45 to 43. Before that, Hamline, of St Paul. V.

Mara and sons; Pittsburgh. Art The last remaining undefeated had won 15 games in a row now Navy's head coach, was one of them George actually passed up Detroit favor of the homey including two tournament cham 4w4j, 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 ii i university, last of the maior college unbeaten basketball teams, lost to St. Thnm, Rooney; New York Bulldogs, Ted Collins. team in the nation, they were toppled from their lofty perch last; plonships.

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