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Evenly Matched MSG, UCLA Await Rose Bowl Clash SPORTALg By WENDY FOLTZ Close Contests Seen for Bowls Spartans to Pit Speed Against Rugged Defense 1 West Coast Fans Confidently Back Bruins While 1 Midwesterns Are Solid Behind Munnmen. By ROBERT E. VOGES PASADENA, Calif (JP) The inost frequently heard prediction on the Michigan State-UCLA Rose Bowl football game tomorrow is that either passing or an extra point could carry off the roses. Kickoff time will be 5 n.m.. EST.

iligerent baby of the Western, jr; Munn Is Mum THE word around East Lansing and Pasadena. right now Is not "Kill Biggie Munn take over the a-thletic director's job at Michigan State-' but For a long time it was just taken lor granted tnat Munn would be ready to take ever for Ralph Young when he retired. But the fires were stirred up considerably a weeks ago with a release that Biggie might move into the job sooner than expected. What actually happened was that time moved too fast. Then it became official that Young would be retired in 1955 and would get a year's leave of absence stare- ing in 1354.

Questions were really popped at Munn and MSC Presi- dent John A. Hannah as to when Bi3gie would be moving up to the! front office. Nothing definite has been announced yet but the common belief is that Munn will assume the AD responsibilities by spring and it will not be a big surprise if Munn makes some definite announcement while he's still on the west coast. Before Biggie and his Spartans left for the Rose encounter, Munn and Hannah went into a huddle and. although it wasn't an- nounced what was discussed, it is i believed the decision was made as to when Munn would take over.

Who'll Fill In? MUNN i I Here's Your TV, Radio Bowl Lineup All Major Grid Contests to Be Broadcast Tomorrow. NEW YORK Close ob- servers figured today a total of seven touchdowns should decide the five major New Year's Day foot ball Bowl games. Three of tomorrows contests The Rose, the Orange and the Gator looked close enough that the winning margin in each might be a touchdown or less. The Sugar Bowl and the Cotton Bowl appeared a' little more onesided, although not be more than a couple of touchdowns apiece. Maryland Rates Nod Maryland continues to rate a slight nod over Oklahoma in the Miami Orange Bowl clash between what on paper are the two highest ranking clubs.

The unbeaten Terrapins of Jim Tatum won 10 games gaining the No. 1 rating in the Associated Pre-s poll. Oklahoma lost its opener by a touchdown to Notre Dame and was tied by Pittsburgh but wound up No. 4. The condition of Bernie Faloney's left knee may make this game even closer.

Faloney injured the knee in his last regular game against Alabama and it's not right-yet, although trainer Duke Wyre says he will be available for some action. Michigan State figures to start a NEW YORK The lineup of and MSC bowing 6-0 to Pur-i N'ew Year's Day football games in one of the most sur-Iwon-lost-tied records, starting times prising upsets of Big Ten, iand some crowd and radio and tele-, play. Bullough, Guard Ferris Hallmark. Center Jim Neal. Tackle Jim Jebb and End Bill Quinlan.

Backfield. left to right: Halfback Billy Wells. Fullback Evan Slonac, Quarterback Tom Yewcic and Halfback Leroy Bolden. HOW MICHIGAN STATE WILL LINE VP FOR HOSE BOWL This is the lineup Coach Biggie Munn of Michigan Stale has named to start Rose Bowl game against UCLA on New Year's Day. The line, left to right: End Don Dohoney, Tackle Larry Fowler, Guard Henry Del Flanagan Tops Saxton In Split Decision vision data: I Rose Bowl, at Pasadena, Michigan State '8-1) vs.

UCLA 8-l 5 p.m.. EST, 100.000. NBC radio and television. iWKZO-TV, 0 iCreek. to air game).

6 Orange Bowl, at r-c radio and television. Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, Georgia me) Blg 10 winninK streak in the Rnsf Rnwl at ihp pvnrns nf MINNEAPOLIS fU.R' AN NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 4 Cane Teams Tech (8-2-1) vs. West Virginia off the glorJ. in the interscc-12 p.m.. EST, 82.000 ABC radio rivalry 101U11, 1 AJULt.11.

WILLS, LW, WHENEVER Munn does game). Lasl for MuPn over, it'll leave the head foot-1 Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Rice: Michigan State, recently taken off ball coaching post open. Once 8-2 vs. Alabama (6-2-3), 2 p.m., Probation by the Big Ten, will be again, this has not become an open'EST. 75,504, NBC radio and tele- out t0 Prove itself the rightful king race.

It is generally conceded that; vision. tne conference. Line Coach Huch (Duffy) Daugher-i fiator Bowl. Jacksonville. Fla As another angle, its known that Auburn, (7-2-1) vs.

Texas Tech (10-1 2 p.m., EST, 30,000, up 10 auneuc Qirector next. year. By Continuing Unbeaten Del Flanagan won a controversial; bul jt neary as strong a fa-split decision over Johnny Saxton vorite as the midwest clubs often of New York here Wednesday are at Pasadena. UCLA pins its night and claimed to have earned, hopes on All-America Paul Cam-a bout with welterweight champion; eron. Both teams are in fine con-Kid Gavilan.

Johnny Bratton or dition. Carmen Basilio. Defensive Battle It was the second loss in 45 pro-1 The Gator Bowl at Jacksonville fcssional fights for Saxton, the; finds Texas Tech. highest scorms third-ranked welterweight Flana- major team in the country, rated gan rated sixth among the welters, over Auburn, another explosive out-Truman Gibson of the Interna-( fit from the Southeastern Con-tional Boxing Club would not indi-: Terence. The team that can muster cate who Flanagan's next opponent the most defense probably will might be.

prevail. "After what he did Wednesday! Georgia Tech's Engineers should night he has a good shot coming," extend Coach Bobby Dodd's win-Gibson said. ning bowl record to five games in -We have left open a Feb. 3 dateitheir bugar Bowl meeting with West in Detroit for him." Virginia at New Orleans. But the Saxton handlers claimed the boys from the hills may prove every New York" Negro was the victim of a bit as good as their 8-1 record "home town decision." I which has been criticized in some The two judges disagreed on the I quarters for including some rela-winner, each marking the fight; lively weak foes, with a two-point difference.

Referee Injuries have plagued the Cotton Johnny De Otis, however, gave Bowl foes, Alabama and favored Flanagan a 97 to 93 edge. I Rice, with Alabama the hardest hit. Neither fighter was floored orj All Games Broadcast seriously shaken up in the hum-; ah jve 0f these games will be drum nationally-televised bout. The; broadcast nationally. NBC will only blood drawn was a small cut carry both the Cotton and over Flanagan's right eye in the i bowls on radio and television.

CBS second round and a slight nose-! will carry the Orange Bowl on bleed he suffered in the fourth. I radio and television. ABC will have Flanagan was the aggressor most; the Sugar Bowl on radio and tele-of the bout, forcing Saxton to aban-! vision and Mutual will carry a radio Hnr, hie fovnrito infichtinir fiirtirs version of the Gator Bowl. ty will become the big man. "Duffy" has been the moulder of the great forward walls at State and might well continue in that capacity to; tome extent.

Although it is more than likely that someone will be named to fill out the four-man staff. Steve Sebo. the former Battle Creek Central grid star who has made great strides in college coaching circles, is sure to remain as backfield coach while Earle. will stay on as end coach. Whether one of the numerous coaches of the freshmen squad Willi be selected to nil tne gap or 1953 PAGE 10 Add Titles Sugar Bowl: Holy Cross dethroned Louisiana State.

Southwest: Rice defeated Texas. Big Seven: Kansas triumphed over Oklahoma. Gator Bowl: Georgia upset Georgia Teachers. New England: Connecticut rolled over Dartmouth. All-College at Oklahoma City: Oklahoma- and Santa Clara advanced to the finals.

Ail-American at Owensboro, Ky. Maryland defeated Arizona State of Tempe and Evansville routed Tennessee in first round games. BRUIN SUSPENDED TROY, OHIO Pi Troy Bruin wingman Rod McElroy received an indefinite suspension yesterday from the International Hockey League for refusing to pay a S100 fine assessed by manager Ken Wilson for missing a game with Grand Rapids, last Saturday. McElroy spent his Christmas holidays at his home in Canada. NO.

481 FOR WILLIE ARCADIA, Calif. iTPi Willie Shoemaker, the nation's leading jockey, bodied home thre winners including Lucky Martin (S6.80) in the $25,000 breeders trail stakes at whether an outsider win oe vypSt college All Stars. 4:30 nm in to round out the quartet 62.000, Dumont something only Mr. Munn can ra(jio. swer and right now he is more con- cerned with an engagement he Harvey (5-4-1) vs.

East Carolina; tomorrow afternoon against UCLA. 'college (8-1 2 p.m., EST, no radio; r- or television. Evvie Went on Uwn Jan tT all leads to the question of who I senior Bowl, Mobile. All-; would have taken over had tour of Munn assistants saani ieiL to take coaching posts at other universities? Forest Evashevski and Al Kircher went to Washington State with "Evvie" moving to Iowa and Kircher taking over as top man at the west coast school. Red" Dawson went to Pittsburgh and Kip in favor of roundhouse swings and frequent clinches.

Hockey League Lead Is at Stake Tonight (By United Press) The leEcue-leadintr Detroit Red treal Canadiens tonicht in a gamel Santa Anita to bring his recordiWings meet teh second-place Mon Taylor took numerical rosters of the Michi-at Oregon an stat(, cnlleffe and TTCT.A fnnt- Conference, and standard bearer for the Pacific Coast Conference have i strikingly similar records. Both have lost one game this season, UCLA dropping a 31-20 decision to Stanford Match Touchdowns Both teams scored 31 touchdowns this season but Michigan State made eight more points than UCLA on that many conversions. 'record, however, allowing only 48 'ni. on rrt xtiin State coast Bruins, a two-time break a pattern of recent years that pn th. mifi.tern teams jn-nh Spartan Coach Biggie Munn is mov- nt WilllLa LU Lrtp Ilia CUllCllC LUrtLlllllg career by winning his swan song contest.

"We've worked like dogs on this one," said Munn. "I've never worked so hard on any other game." Brutal Line UCLA is figured to have the stronger line and is especially big and brutal at the center and guard positions. Michigan State is doped as the faster team with a more varied at- SUNNY SKIES LOS ANGELES (J-i Clear, sunny weather is in prospect for the tournament of roses and the Rose Bowl football game Friday, the weather bureau said today. "Early risers will find it cold." forecaster John Aldrich added, "with temperature in the 30s be fore sunrise, warming to about 50 by 9 a.m. and 60 by 10:30 a.m.

"Early afternoon temperatures in the bowl should be f8 to 70 with light winds expected." These estimated are for shade readings, he explained, "and will be 10 or 12 degrees warmer in direct sunlight." tack and a greater depth of talent in the backfield. MSC has netted 874 yards passing to 509 for UCLA. Quarterbacks Tommy Yewcic and Earl Morrall alternate as the passers for the Spartans and so far this season when one cools off, the other heats up. Rely on Cameron Paul Cameron, the great all-around. All America Bruin' back.

leads UCLA in passing as in nearly- every other department. He also does most of the carrying and the punt ing, calls the signals and is. the first man on the squad up in the morning. Bob Davenport, a mighty important man as fullback for Coach Red Sanders single wing attack, is the number two threat behind Cameron. Little Leroy Bolden, who bowls through the opposition like a jet-propelled toy tank, is the top MSC scorer and ground-gainer.

Expect 100.000 Michigan State's biggest problem will 2 to contain Cameron. UCLA's main worry will be trying to bottle up the any-pronged MSC attacks. West coast writers are picking UCLA and the mid-western group is solidly behind Michigan State. A sellout" crowd of more than 100.000 plus many millions on television will find out tomorrow which partisans are right. The probably starting lineups: t'CLA Mich.

State Hcydenfeldt Quinlan Ellena LT Jebb Boghoslan LG Hallmark Pauly Neal Feidman RG Bullougn Doud RT Fowler Berliner RE Dohoney Foster QB Yewcic Cameron LH Bolden Stits RH Walls Slonac CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS Hear the ROSE BOWL GAME MSC vs. UCLA P.M. radio. Sun Bowl, El Paso, Missis sippi Southern (9-1) vs. Texas Western (7-2).

4 p.m. EST, no tele vision, possible broadcast. Cigar Bowl, Tampa, La Crosse (Wis.) State (9-0), vs. Missouri Valley (8-1), 2:30 p.m., EST, 10.000, local radio broadcast. Salad Bowl, Phoenix, Great i Lakes Navy (7-2) vs.

Fort Ord (11-0), 3 p.m., EST, local radio broadcast. Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, lArkansas State (7-0-1) vs. East Tpvoc Rrat lin-dl fl rim TTQT r.Hin toIoviejn' jan' 2 Shrine game, San Francisco, East' Eiks bow Greenville. S.C., Mor-1 star college players, 2:45 p.m., EST, CBS radio. Here's 'Numbers Of Rose Bowl Plavers PASADENA.

Calif. IIP Here are bau teams, riva'is in the Rose Bowl game New Year's Day which will be MH state i la kih hb Brown JIB 10 Vittanntva HB St Us HB -7 Davenport FB rolhns FB 3 Plalwick HB DaiJey FB II Hermann HB .11 rameron HB Davis HB 10 Pebav QR Palmer 1 5 Foster QB tfi Okuneff QB Peterson Pauiy Cureton fi2 Dutcher Feidman Salabury- ri7 Boehosian ri Levy 71 Moreno 72 Andrews 75 Benjamin 7fi Ootid 77 Kllena 7 Ray 70 Britten st Lone 2 Lmidd Mevdenfeidf si White Berliner -Pmnh 00 So-ris Wells HR 19 Zaeers HB Lee ri.l Dotsch 55 Schiesswohl Rody Bnlxcnijrh Mystrnm Ros Murphv Frank Jebb 7.V-Haidys Robinson nohoney Quinlan w. Lewis merer Kanth Knight The blue crab of the eastern the first month of its life. I The original plan was to have Eva shevski take nationally: Jttf- mam whenever Munni moved un. But' Forest made iis BASKETBALL SCORES COLLEGER (By Th; Associated Holiday FtivRl at York DtifiUfsne 61, Niacara fil championship LaSa lie 74, Bripham Young 6- i fo: third place Manhattan 61, Pt.

Loins (for fifth plare Fneland Tourney at Hanover, N.H. Connecticut 70, Dartmouth OS icham-pinnship Harvard 5. Springfield (for third plat Brown 71, Middlebury (fifth Amherst 74, Colby 09 seventh IlKie Classic at Raleigh. N.C. Puke Navy i cham ptonship Wake Forest SJ, N.C.

State 79 tfor third! plare i. S-ton Hall 77, Tulane fiS for fifth place i Oregon Stale 60, North Carol. na 33 (for seventh plac' Hofslra Tourney Hanipstead. N.Y. U'acner Cortland i.NVi Teachers 30 (championshipi.

Lafayette 71, Hnfstra 55 f. Rig Seven Tourney at Kansas City Kansas S2. Oklahoma 73 (championsnip'i. Missouri 72, Nebraska 57 (for third place i. Kansas State Iowa State 77 (for fifth place).

Colorado SI. Washington 60 (for seventh plac i. Sugar Bowl Tourney at New Orleans Holy Cross 66, Louisiana State 56 (championship. Forriham 63, PePaul 61 (consolation, overtime All oNf-ire Tourney at Oklahoma City Santa Clara Wyoming 61 Oklahoma A II 63, Oklahoma City 5 )' Tulsa 7ri, Cincinnati 70 tonsolation. Mississippi Fur man 7 cnnsn(ation).

Keuturky Invitation at Louisville Western Kentucky L.ouisvliie 71 (championship i. Xavier i.Ohiot S6. Eastern Kentucky 67 (fur third plarej. Villanova 73, Houston 66 (for fifth placet. Murray (Ky 91, Siena 6S (for seventh place i.

Capital Tourney at Arlington, Ya. Oeorpe Washington Richmond 67 (championship). Virginia i'7, Virginia Teach El (consolation 'Gator Bowl Tourney at Jacksonville. Fla. Georcia SO, Georgia Teachers 69 vcham-pinnship i.

Florida 63, Georgia Tech 59 (consolation i. All American Tourney at Owensboro, Ky. (f irst Hound) Maryland 65. Arizona State (Tempe) 30. Kvansville 1(7.

Tennessee 71. Sunshine Tourney at Portale, N.M. Southwestern Okla. 63, Taylor 63 Southwestern Louisiana 71. Missouri Valley fiS (for third place i.

Central Okla. 6S, Abilene Christian 50 (for fifth place). Westminster (Mo. 7S. Eastern New Mexico 61 "for seventh place'.

hh anis Tourney at Yoringstown, Ohio St. Francis i Pa. i 79, Westminster vPa.) 55 (championship). Youncstown 97, Muskingum S9 (con solation i Midwest Tourney at Term Haute, Ind. Senii-Fjnal Northwestern Louisiana 80, Central Mis souri iS (overtimei.

Findlay 65. Indiana State 59. St. Paul Invitation Tourney St. Thomas Minn.

73, Creighton 72 semi-final, Gustavus Adolphus 64, Illinois Wesleyan 2 Matale3ter 62, Iowa Teachers 51 (con solation Tennessee A Sc. I Tj. Augsburg 61 (con solation i. Southwest Conference Tourney at Houston P.ice 63, Texas 5S (championship'. Southern Methodist 70, Arkansas 66 (for third place i.

Alabama 67. Baylor Rl 'for fifth place). Texas Christian 6'J, Texas A 41 (for seventh place). Klwanis Tourney at Ottawa, Kan, Washburn 52, Cape Girardeau Winona CMinn.) 43, Buena Vista 40 (consolation Midland Itmindtablp Tourney at Killings, Ricks 71, Carroll (Mont.) 60 (cham- pionsmp.i. Rocky Moun'ain 76, Eastern Montana 73 (consolation, overtime McNeese Tourney at Lake Charles.

Fla. Southeast Okla. 59, McNeese Ua. 57 (championship. Sam Houston State 77.

East Texas Bap tist 76 (consolation, overtime). Other flames Southern California 75. Michigan State 73. Iowa 65. UCLA 60.

f'hicago Loyola 91. John Carroll 71. Bradley S9. Rutgers 70. West Virginia SR.

Columhig Rl. Princeton Rochester 54. Western Michigan 75. Bali State 57. Syracuse si, Cornell 77 (overtime).

Iona 76. Ohio Weslevan 67. San Francisco 72. Fresno State 44. HIGH SCHOOLS Toledo (Ohr Liboey 60.

port Huron 25. Lansing Sexton 4v Flint Northern 44. Dearborn 44. Jackson 40. Birmingham 65.

Fitzgerald IS. Otisville 52, Fowler 46. CLEAN and POLISH SPECIAL Protect the finish en car all winter for only your 15 SIMON1ZE OR PORCELAIXIZE I Wfy.Y rV jJjf IUa that will decide who will carry the own net. He passed to Mosdell as National Hockey League lead into Ken broke through the defense and the new year. latter swished the puck past The Canadiens, who lost chance i a startled Harry Lumley.

to tie for first-place Wedncsdayl Jean Beliveau. Xhe Canadiens' night when they blew a 2-0 lead to; highly-rated rookie, celebrated his the Toronto Maple Leafs and thenireturn to the lineup by scoring his had to settle for a 2-2 tie, trail thefirst goal since Oct. 15, late in the Red Wings by one point in theisecond period. Beliveau had been standings. isidelined with first an ankle injury The Canadiens zoomed into an; and then a cheek fracture, early 1-0 lead in the first period; The Leafs came back with two Wednesday night on a goal by 'third period goals by George KeKnny Mosdell.

Tom Johnston! Armstrong and Jim Morrison started the play from behind then held on to gain a tie. total of the year to 484. IIOCKKV AT A (iLANCE (By The Associated Press Wednesday's Results National league Montreal 2. Toronto 2 diet, American I-asitlo Syracuse 2. Pittsburgh 1.

Buffalo 5. Cleveland 3. International League Toledo 4. MTlwaukee 1. Marion 3.

Troy 2. Thursday's Schedule National League Montreal at Detroit. American League No games scheduled. International League Toledo at Cincinnati. By Aoirtvoivj.

own move ana hb did quite well for himself just a few weeks ago by signing a lucra- 1 52 busks" hb tive 10-year contract at the nucktt versity of Iowa. im v. Postuia FR It's a tough decision to make Zaiar fb whether to stay on at one school qb hoping some day to take over as i kb had "coach (or maybe get the boot be-ause of an unhappy alumni) or! 4I jiilm fb go out on vour own and take your 5 Paior I Vr I Chances. ilsllmark r. It works both ways and "Evvie seems to have made the rightK'-Mra Choice.

I Hollem Special Permission of BY BEN THLEGAR NEW YORK Four major basketball powers held new laurels today as they added holiday tournament titles to their unbeaten records. Western Kentucky, the winning-est school playing a major schedule, ran its string to an even dozen with an 89-71 triumph over Louisville in the linal of the Kentucky invitational at Louisville. Extend Streaks Duquesne and Rice extended their streaks to 10 each. The towering Dukes from Pittsburgh whipped Niagara 66-61 with jumping Dick Ricketts hitting for 30 points in the final of the Garden holiday festival in New York. Joe Durrenberg and Gene Schwinger combined in a late rally that gave Rice a 65-58 decision over Texas in the final of the Southwest Conference tournament at Houston.

Schwinger scored 24 points and 84 in the three game run. Holy Cross won the Sugar Bowl tournament wit its seventh straight victory, 66-56 over defending champion Louisiana State. Kansas, last season's losing NCAA finalist but an early disappointment this winter, captured the Big Seven tournament in a rough battle with Oklahoma 82-73. The Jayhawkers had won only one game prior to the tournament. Navy Bows to Duke Navy, the surprise of the Dixie classic at Raleigh where it beat defending champion North Carolina State in the semifinals, ran out of gas against Duke in the final and bowed 98-83.

In the Capital Tournament at Arlington, George Washington solved Richmond's zone defense after a rough first half and won the title with an 81-67 romp. The Colonials now have won six straight. Connecticut surprised Dartmouth previously unbeaten in nine games. Oklahoma dumped Oklahoma City University from the unbeaten ranks in the semifinals of the All-College Tournament at Oklahoma City with a 65-50 victory. The will meet Santa Clara, 59-51 conqueror of Wyoming, for the title tonight.

At Jacksonville, the University of Georgia won the Gator Bowl tournament by upsetting Georgia Teachers 80-69. The outstanding scoring performance of the busy day and night game in a losing cause, ranis. of Furman registered 45 points against Mississippi in a consolation game at Oklahoma City but Mississippi won 88-78. Tournament Picture The tournament picture at a glance: Dixie Classic: Duke beat Navy for the title. Garden Festival: Duquesne rallied to edge Niagara for the title.

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Sugar, Cotton and Gator games start at 2 p.m., EST; the Rose Bowl at 5 p.m., EST. In other action tomorrow Mississippi Southern, conqueror of Alabama during the regular season, meets Texas Western in the Sun Bowl at El Paso; Lacrosse, State, and Missouri Valley ciasn in the Cigar Bowl at Tampa, Arkansas State plays East Texas State in the Tangerine Bowl at Orlnnrin and Great Lakes meets Ord in the Phoenix Salal Bowl. 1400 KC 1400 KC about how he'd like a da-te Ui ulcr ulluea aiaiC5 sneasijjaney xb TtaKKfa TJ.nWc SheU f0Ur 0F flVe tlmeS WILL 1400 KC Presents Tomorrow The Broadcast of COMPLETE Enamel Painl Job Includes wheels and mm d00r frames' 9 one tear At the Southern California Big! Ten Alumni Association dinner. Wells was called up on the stage by comedian Bob Hope. Debbie stepped out from berind a curtain and Wells had a chance to start fast-talking for his date.

The Michigan State football team Is taking its Rose Bowl assignment really seriously. The squad voted not to attend the MSC basketball games with Southern California and UCLA Wednesday and Thursday night." "They thought they should rest Instead of going to the games," said Coach Biggie Munn. Los Angeles star news sports columnist Rube Samuelson printed this prediction: "Fritz Crisler will leave the University of Michigan within two years and become affiliated with General Motors." Crisler calls the game a tossup. Steve Royce. manager of the Huntington Hotel, has this to say about the MSC squad: "The Michigan State group is one of the finest groups of men we've ever had at the Huntington and over a period of years we've taken care of a great many teams." For INSURANCE See INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE Co.

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