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11 gv a i.i iw i. -3 i fjtwwlit Evening Journal and NeWa. Jrmrw.l Friday, May SO, 1'3 P.M. "II rF Bf WmU Dobbins It I i WKSTKRX I KAOI I. lrt I A it, 11 iMraal Saerta Uitat But A's Lost cm 'i" i tin ll'i aim car Ixm tt IS IrkJU Milan 11 ftaaakw I IM-Wi UNtOLN 8 i.M bases loaded In the seventh clinched the verdict.

By the Associated Press Wildman Maury McDermott, It tat often that I Hke to "pick up piece by another columnist but I'm making a nexception of that point today because the write, Shirley Povich of the Washington Post i a veteran baseball man and because his subject Is the little fuy everyone By WALT DOBBINS Journal Sports Editor Chief Chef Francis Nagle. of. erractic Boston Red Sox lefty, has "BROOKLYN celebrated its tS- joined Bobby Feller, Bob Cain knows Robert Claymore cape from Giant pitching, snapping OBjand Art Houtteman In the Amer-ii ican League's one-hit club. NATIONAL I Ttk .741 Rnwhlaa S4 la ktcaaaa SI JMM fered the following ala carte dishes at the Hotel Sherman Thursday night. a tnree-game losing streaK witn a barrage of home runs off Max Surkont and Law Burdette.

Andy Thursday night he laced only 27 t'taraaaatf I IS Al Washington batters. He walked l'i II ITHIaaaaaala la la .471 M. Uk 17 It, .417 only one. raiico, Jackie Komnson, fee wee Reese and Gil Hodges all homored IS JM a si Mel Hoderlein's single with one out in the fourth wiped out his in the 1 1-hit attack. 1 KACI m.

cb hopes of matching Virgil Trucks' Ii Ralph Klnner'a fifth hornet and Murray Dickson's pitching Willi I L. I a A 1 11 411 .11 II no-hitter. The Red Sox pitcher walked Eddie Yost in the first Vaiaiaa)ia Sa IS Nm latk IS IS i hacaaa I It SH jciciaev riiMiniria a Darawsra motion te whip Cincinnati, 4-2. Dickson held the Reds to four 1 1 vi I inning, lie was erased when Hoderlin hit into a double play. 1 11 .4.11 II It II 14 Jtl Jackie Jensen wiped out Hoder- ants ana mucr, waiica purl Itnaetlv Ihraa aim Kw 11-w-wl icins single by grounding into a double play in the fourth.

Ferkowskl, hit a two-run homer In the LITTLE SIIAXTZIE won his seventh game against a single defeat the other evening. Here are Mr. Povtch's comments as he constructed them in his column, "This The best stuff in the American League has been coming out of the pitching fist of the smallest guy in the league, the Athletics' Bobby Shantz. Had the As not booted away one game with four gift runs to the Yankees, the record of tiny Mr. Shantz would read eight wins, no defeats.

Shantz says he's 5 feet 7 and weighs ISO pounds, but his manager, Jimmy Dykes, doesn't believe either figure. "I'll carry him from the hotel to the ball park if he weighs over 145," says Dykes. 'He can walk under my armpits, and he wouldn't have to stoop much to walk under some of those strikes he throws, either. Shants has not only been making a mesa of the hitters ea the other club, he's been baffling the Athletics as welL They don't understand hew a little guy can be se many things. "lie the best pitcher an our says Dykes, "he's the best In-flelder, he could be the best outfielder, and he's ne of our good hitters." Obviously, quite a packare.

That it is suicide to bunt against Shantz, the whole league now knows. Of the hundreds who have attempted it, only two have gotten away with the maneuver in Shantz's four years in the league. Orestes Minoso beat one out on a wet field one day, and Ed Stewart was safe on a wild throw. THE KID Is a great pitcher," says Dykes, "because every? thing he throws is top secret. He shows you his fast fall, his good curve and lately that good knuckler, all with the same motion.

The hitter has to do all the guessing. When we give him one run to work with, he's tough to beat. When we give him two, I always reckon we're home." St Louis and Chicago in- the National, and American were not Thursday's Results WIMTKK LKAGt'E tn Mateee S. MXCOLK S. Parata a.

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Umpire Keith Kobb was socked on the Adam's apple by a foul tip. i 2. The press box camnt fire. J. A fool tip went through the press box screen and almost nailed an occupant en the nog-sin.

4. A total of 27 players saw service in the ball game. 5. Catcher Bob Dant of the Bruins chased two Lincoln base runners nearly aut of the park and through no fault of his own all hands ended Bp safely with a doable steal te their credit. BUI Stewart got back Into the Lincoln lineup.

7. Mrs. Grever C. Alexander tossed out the first ball. 8.

Cub scouts were honored. 9. Ed -Fatso" Lavinge made a great catch to rob Bill Shants of a hit In the sixth. 10. Des Moines won the ball game, 8-6, before an even Sit of the faithful.

There isn't much more to tell. Alter the fourth inning, McDermott faced only 13 men. Only four baiters, Including IIodrliv hit the ball out of the Infield, as he struck out seven In his third win of the year. AMKRICAH I.CAGVI riraataaS II. IW4ra4l 4 A base on balls Mo Clyde REUNION IN LINCOLN Mrs.

rover Cleveland Alexander, widow of the famed Nebraska big league pitcher of another era, is greeted by Lincoln A's Pilot Les Bell who once was a teammate of "Old Pete" when they both played with the Washington Sena-tors. Mrs. Alexander threw out the first ball at the Des Moines-. Lincoln game Thursday night Vollmer and Fred Hatfield's triple gave Boston Its 1-0 win in the Olympic Ring Trials Open Here Tonight sixth inning, Tliey Collected 10 tark I. railaaaaaaaa Bmaaa I.

Waaalaaiaa Oalr ajaaaaa aifciialii. NATIONAL I.EAGUS PattaaWlaala a. Nrw I'ack a FIMaa 4 ('aaraaaaal a Inatln Sua Oalr aaaMa aiiaali4. Friday's Games WKNTKRM l.KAGUS hits off toughluck Bob Porter- field in breaking their second- Staff Views By June Bierbowrr place tie with the Senators. BATTERS ENJOYED an after LINCOLN at Ilea California Cinder Aces noon field day in Detroit where Big Ed lirabesak was in trouble Ulcaaa at Lincoln's Olympic Boxing Trials involving 50 amateur fighters starts its two-day stand tonight at the Fairgrounds.

Fight time is 8 p.m. Boxers from three states have entered the local leather classic. Cleveland mauled the Tiaers. It was last season that Shantz began to blossom. He won 18 Waal Mr B4 Oi 11-4.

Hnrry Simpson had fohr pames for the A's more bv four than the total he achieved in the from the first frame until he was yanked in favored "Lefty Leo the Lion-hearted" Ghilardi with none fair a at let.laaa) ft). Aaaataaiaa at Binaoa IS). hits to take the league lead with previous two years. "It wasn't until he realized how tough he at Im lark tSk 52 hits. One of Simpson's hits awav in the fifth.

homer inth 10 weight divisions M. Uai Ml. NATIOVAL I.KAGl'l was a basses-loaded basses-loaded Harry Desert followed Ghilardi miner ien jonnson. to the peak at the start or tne Are Tops in Prep Field The state of California has taken many jibes in the sport world for having turned out in recent years some of the poorest excuses for football teams that have ever set foot in the Rose Bowl. But you have to admit that the fabulous land of the Tew Vark at railaaerr-ala ID.

taataa at llraaalra til. KM. iMta at rmaaarafe til. next frame and Ozzie Van Bra ucic wiu ue emi-rcu ua me ajmnna Trials, a nine-state affair. Winners there go to Kansas City for the final U.S.

team tourney. at aaraaa OI. bant was called upon to chuck the ninth. Saturday! Cameo AMKRICAN I.KAGl'l LLOYD PEKRY. director of The New York Yankee had to use a little "Yankee Luck" to get past Philadelphia.

3-2, even with Vie Rasrhl, the A's Jinx pitcher, on the mound. Aa elchth-lnnning error by aub First Baseman Bill Hitchcock let Phil Rlsiuto score from second base with the winning Vara. the Lincoln show, estimates that avocado and the almond still is ratcaaa at Banna. nt. Ijaala at I'allaarlaaia talaaO.

DES MOINES lingers (there were four of 'em) were almost equally ineffective. George Long started but wasn't around after the fifth. His immediate successor, the breeding; place of far more Oklahoma's at WaaarnaMa talaM), country were marks better. there will be 15 to 20 bouts on tonight's card. Entries are heavy in all but the heavvweieht and ATION In an over-all comparison Of awtoaaet at Caleaaa.

Harry Wise, failed to last the fifth Hght-heavyweight divisions UaU Uaaaaj kaalai.i ran etc Alex. Krllner, the' eight states, CaliforniaJs bcsl cacn or tonixnt tnree round The New York Giants' seven- in nine of its 12 events, and tied and Bert Flammini came to the rescue.J2 ven hadio- give way to Joe Kuncl when the A's bouts will last three minutes. This for tops in another. Dope Sheet and other Olympic rules will be in effect throughout the trials IN THE seven-state chart that game win streak was snapped by Philadelphia, 8-5. Combined with Brooklyn's 7-3 edge over Boston, the Giants' National League lead was clipped to cames.

excluded California, Nebraska and threatened in the nintn. Des Moines won because of in-ferier Lincoln pitching, pounding good track and field athletes than Jiny other state. For 1 n-stance, read these winning r-formances in the California state high school track meet and was beginning to loox to those Hitters ma; noooy Decame a good pitcher," says Dykes. "He always did have that good control, and he began to put some stuff together with it." Until last year, Shants chief trouble was that he was giving the hitters toe much of the plate, relates Dykes. "The kid was kind of timid, and afraid the pitch Inside te some those big hitters he could get rid ef by laying It en their fists.

Didn't want to hit anybody, he told me. I think I helped him get rid of some of his sqaeamishness. I told him I'd bay him a suit of clothes for every batter he did hit He's not only a good pitcher how, he's well-dressed, toe," The A's picked Shantz up in 1947, He cost them, as he says, a car token. They found him playing on the lots around Gratz, and a scout named Harry O'Donnell brought him in. Connie Mack took one look at Shantz' size nd another look at Scout O'Donnell and there was almost a jobless scout.

There had to be some fast-talking before Shantz was admitted to the A's farm system. THEY SENT HIM out to Lincoln, in the Western League, and out there the little southpaw was some shucks. He acquired 18 wins, a wife, and an invitation to report to the A's. training camp in the spring of 1949. But he couldn't break into the A's staff, and one day in July Mr.

Mack gave him papers to report to Buffalo in the International League. Shants never quite got to Buffalo. A eonple of Mack's pitchers came down with the miseries, and his orders were coun- iermanded before the train pulled out. Bobby was told to report to Detroit, where the A's were opening a series, and he Joined the club just in time to get a relief pitching Job that affected his whole career. Carl Scheib started that game in Detroit, and with a Tiger on third base and none out in the third inning, Mack ordered Shantz in from the bullpen.

Little Bobby took the A's out of that inning without damage and then settled down to pitch a no-hitter for the tlPYt nfri inninffa hpfnrA ihm Ae ffbtv litm IhA-winninir vnn in' On the '500' Missouri tailed to have the best here. Biff 7 Ball marks in any event After Okla out an even 16 base hits. Two runs in the ninth almost INDIANAPOLIS (AV Facts and homa came Iowa with three "bests," Illinois with a first and pulled it out for the Gianta but Ken Heintzolman finally came in figures on today's 36th annual 500-mile Memorial Day Auto Race: a tie for first Kansas and Colo rado with one first each. to stop them one short, Lei Bell's gang got a pair of tallies in the third after two were away. Bob Gardner ain-gled, Junior Seedy walked and Joe Manglnl sent both home with a solid double to rliht Lincoln also came up with a Season Ends Blr Seven Baseball Kansas' iirst.

or course, was Scene Indianapolis Motor that 60 foot, 9 inch shot put ef Speedway, two and one-half mile fort by the great Lawrence ath' HM STiADl-Noa brick- and asphalt track built in Bin Niedcr. But Leon Pat Karl Drews was the winner over Reliefer Hoyt Wilhelm. Smoky Burgess' two-run single with the LaStarza Fight Favorite Tonight 1909. Field Thirty-three specially terson of Taft, threw the Jleaeaaaa W-pound iron pellet half an inch Tel. JS 1 a a kmi a .41 4 7 a is In a tttaia constructed race cars, screened torrid fifth frame, "Shine.

Richardson starting it with a scratch single while batting for Ghilardi. Bob Gardner tripled the Athletic catcher home and then scored on Reedy's single. farther in the far western state's from 70 entries by time trials. The pole raf--Freddie Agabash- meet. It was found the shot Niedcr ian, Albany, and the Cum NEW YORK." W1.

Danny Buc- used was three ounces over The University of Nebraska That was all for Mr. Long but ceroni, the Philadelphia "butcher weight, which all good Kansans mins Diesel Special. Fastest car on the first day of qualifications, Harry Wise was nicked for sin baseball team finished second in Big Seven play with an 8-5 claim took more than half an inch boy" who upset Roland LaStarza last December, finds himself a gles by Mangini and Dan Holden May 17, at 138.010. off his mark. to account for two more markers Fastest car Chct Miller, Glrn- surprising 13 to 5 underdog to The final loop game between night when the two meet in a re but Flammini came in and put out the fire.

dale, in a Nov! Pure Oil Special, a record 139.034 in trials Iowa State and Colorado had match ten at Madison Square been cancelled because of rain. BILL HOCKENBIRY worked uaTrten. Colorado would -have moved Into me bout, starting at 8 p. m. May 26.

Purse About $200,000, depending on the gate. Crowd Ncivcr disclosed, estimated UP to 200,000. will be carried on radio KFOR Nebraska marks generally were superior only to those of Kansas and Colorado at their championship meets. (Ail three atate meets were hindered by bad weather; Iowa was not Oklahoma, though It has a weather advantage, held Ita meet two weeks earlier than Nebraska, three earlier than lewa). the thirteenth.

AFTER THAT, Shantz had it made. They didn't trust him much besides relief work during the rest of 1949, but in the following year he was a starter, and looked increasingly tough despite a poor team behind him. This year he has been giving that curve ball to lefthanded hitters and his kncklers to right-handed hitters, and anytime he is licked it's an unset. If put on the market, Shantz would bring more than any other pitcher in the league, Dykes declares. Only once has little Bobby displayed any dissatisfaction with his luck.

That was when he was asked if the A's scout who signed him proffered him a fancy bonus. "Yeah," said Shantz, "a great big handshake." "Flam" for an Annie Oakley in the eighth and went all the way around to third on Shantz' single. He scored while Pinchhitter Ken Weiss was hitting into a double and television WOW-TV, LaStarza, 25, has lost only two weep with Blerbower anguish that they don't farm a few of the lads out to our state. 100 :09.9. 120 :M.g.

44S :48.g. 880 1:57.1. Mile 4:23.2. 880 relay 1:29. Shot Broad Jump High Jump -6'i.

Pole vault 13.3'i. Hlsh burdlea :14.7, Low hurdles .19.4. (You might like to know that the FIFTH place winner in the shot could get only- a measly 55-7, and that the broad jump winner has done nearly -a foot farther than his performance above.) 4) a) ALSO IS the high school track line, Maury White of the Des Moines Register compiled the winning marks in the state high school meets in this territory Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and Oklahoma. In that group, Oklahoma lads were best in seven events, tied for top macks in another and had three seconds in the 14 events that were comparable. But, Callfornlam were as superior to the Sooners aa the Oklahomana were te the rest of this territory.

Only in the hurdles where the Sooners have a pair of the best prep timber toppers in the fourth place ahead of the Cyclones had they won their final game. More than $3,000,000 in prize money will be distributed on harness racing's Grand Circuit in 1952. The race record 126.244 by Lee Wallard and Belanger "99" In of (3 pro starts. Rocky Marclano copped a split decision over him In 1950 and BucceronJ, 25, beat play. The A's threatened briefly in 1951.

the ninth when Reedy was punc him last winter. In 14 events. Nebraska topped tured in the nbs, going to third Colorado in eight and tied in an on Bill Ley's boot after Mangini had whiffed. Stewart ended the Seicnrd Seward's Victim, Yes Sir other. In 13 comparable events, Nebraska beat Kansas in seven Shop Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 brief spasm by hitting into a and tied in another.

Nebraska twin SEWARD W1) They called It a marks bettered those of Missou The box scorer tyiltlf lT 1111 MurAJ -J M. Your Hand at Beating Hogan rians only in four events, and Lincoln track "meet, although the com petitors never did meet bh a 4 2 2 4 ab a 4 2 2 0 tied another. 12 0 6 3 0 1 The competitlon-by-mall was All Illinois marks, and of course. Mr. "Golf For Fun" gets his 2 101 Gardner aa Kerdrcf Minimi 1b tlnldearf Hromvitth If IVi Moinn Maallolncf Andrrlik rf Richards lb iabmac Tcaaue 3h Naalrrnak aa ft 3 11 0 4 2 3 0 all California's, were better than could be fantastically low), will play on their home courses with established or otherwise desie- 1 2 1 supreme chance Saturday.

It's then that he will get the 4 0 2 2 ft 1 1 3 0 2 0 0 10 Nebraska s. Only the 22-1 broad jump ef Stewart If illi.m. -1h chance to give the mightly mite of jnated handicaps against Hoean. 0 0 2 3 0 2 3 HtKk'htirr 2b who will be touring the North- between Seward, and Seward, Alaska. It ended with the Nebraskans winning, according to local Coach Ralph Bowmaster.

Winners were decided by comparing marks made, Lack of training facilities was reported to have handicapped the forts by North Platte's Dennis Smith wu better than Iowa or Kh.nt, 4 1 ft 1 ft 3 0 2 2 3 4 3 0 0 2 (I 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 wood course in Dallas. Tex. Hint Ir 2I Ixini Win Flammini Kuncl 10 0 0 Hrahcfak Oklahoma winners, and it was only one-eighth of an inch over 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 (Zhilardl a Hichardao. Nofthwood is the site of the forthcoming National Open. the links, Texas Ben Hogan, his lumps.

The occasion is National Golf Day when the battle cry will be "Beat Ben Hogan." Golfers across the nation, about 300,000 strong (an estimate which 10 0 1 the Oklahoma mark. Ilrarrtp Weiaa Ilrabanl iooo 0 0 0 0 If any linksman'a score handicap considered beats Texas Ben he will receive an award carrying the not so modest notation "I Beat Ben Iloran." Alaskans but Alaska Coach Donald Dalberg advised he expects that by next year, his squad should be in better shape for the Total! 40 1H 27 14 Tolala '3382713 Itichardinn unalrd for r.hilardl in Ath. W'tiu nit into a double plar tot Dnrrt In 8th. Ika' Moinn 120 040 010 proposed annual meet Lincoln courses participating in Record Catch At Maloney Lincoln 002 030 010 tne colossal golf spree are Lin Renewing OTl Rivalries Hunt Manlinlo 2. Andtrlik 2.

Itkharda, Lahintt. Naalrrnak. Dant. Gardner 2. Kredy coin Country Club, Hillcrest Coun Some comparative marks, representing top prep records in seven mid western states; vla HI la Mo Keh.

Kan. Colo. 100" :10.1 ml :I0.1 220 :22.1 :22.4 12 :27 :2.l 5 440 :4. Til 4 :S1.3 :S2.S :52 X0 2 00 1 2 01 4 2 03 4 2:03 2:05.3 2 07 .1 M'h 4:31.7 4.31.7 7 4 3,1 4 7 4 414 4 4H 4 KM) relari 1:31.8 1:31.1 1 31.3 132 7 1 32 1 1:36 Mile relay .,..3:27 3 2 2 3 30 3 32 7 3.35 3 41 1 3 40 12(1 hifha :14 4 :14 4 I :15 1H0 loot :18.l :21.2 :20.l I6le vault 12 12-6 12-8'i 11-8 ll-ll Jl- 3 J2-4 Hiah lump -2'4 -IS 5-11 ft-0 5- Broad tumo 22-5' 21-4 21- 2 22- 1 22- 5 21 74 Shot put 48-10'i 55-2' 52-214 50-1 1 49. fiO-9.

50- 5 Diacua I59-3S 143-2 137- 6'i 141-5 142-10 'A MORGANTOWN. W. Va. (At 2, Jiockrnrmrr. Kichardaon.

Urr 2. Wil try Club, and Pioneers. Any lo cal player may participate. Regu West Virginia University is re-1 liami. Kill Mulinlo 2, Rkhardtoa 2.

Andtrlik. I-abinar, Dant. Maniinl 2. Gardner, Malonev Lake furthered its lar foursomes may include the Krrdr. Holdrn.

2H Rlchardl. Ibinae. ami. Hichardt, Lahtnit, Mailinto. Card- newing next season four ancient football rivalries, some of which are more than a half century old.

test in their day's play. iter. SH Holdrn. Stewart. Dl' Teaur-IT bid for acclaim as one of Nebraska's better fishing waters during the past week as it provided wV H.

Schroff of North ll i ii I ii nri i 1 that depends yVyffiXr Rlcharda; Naaumak-Ler-Kkharda, Hamminl-Ler-KiclMrd; Gardner-Mantini. jtU Ira The Mountaineers will play Pit the event will heln -raise Moinn 12. Llncola S. KB Off I-ooe tsburgh (started in 1895), Waynes- Platte with a 12-DOund. 8 '4 -ounce monev in split between thei Flammini 4.

Hraticaak 4. Dewrt 1 Van Bra burg (1895), Washington and Lee bant 2. SO Br Lnni I. Flammini 4. walleye, easily humbling the for-(United Service Organizations and Hrabctak 1.

Ghilardi 1. Dewrt 1. Van Bra (1899) and Penn State (1904). The Cincinnati Reds won 21 and lost 31 at night during 1951. At Crosley Field they won 13 and lost 14 under the lights.

mer state record walleye oi a national golf fund, the latter pounds, 5 ounces. a-charitable operation. The fee According to reporting Warden. for tryin top Hogan's total Lee Jensen, the big walleye $t- taken on a Lazy Ike plug.j Women golfers participating bant l.HAR Off Lent 5 and 5 la 4 (none out in 5th); Wiac 2 and 0 in Flammini 1 and 0 i 4: Kuncl 0 and 0 la Si Hraticaak 7 and 8 in 4 (mm sot ia Sth): Ghilardi 3 and 1 In Dram 6 and 1 in Via Brabant 0 and 0 in 1. HHP Flammini (Recdyfc Winner Flammini (l-0.

Ixiarr Hrabcaak (0-1). Wren. Trite ami Alrarn. 2.44. A 510, Team Grid Schroirs name replaces ui-i.

receive their nominal handi John Stensvaad, also oi worm Platte, as state record holder. Stensvaad had caught the former record walleye in the same lake cap, plus an additional five stroke bonus. So, who knows, maybe Ben will get a thumping; he never ex- nwiAtf. Thniicrri Irnnura it' all tt3tSitlJ Rememhtr FATHER'S DAY June 13 Shop at one year ago, Jamboree Set 1 a 0awI (tatica Vim Ka ALONE i also prooucea a sluffine off just to be a "good cnauenger, a iu-ptuim, u-wv snort VENTIUTEO waneye ior tuiua oiuu vw Platte. Hain and muddy water ham- SchiiHe Awards BLAIR VP) Nebraska's first football jamboree is scheduled here the night of Sept.

16. A jamboree is really just a high school one difference: There are eight teams instead of two. The Blair jamboree will work .1 Vta' perea inruusuvut 'Mrr i part of the state, nowever, 8c lUK If rilR Il waters atforded productive Forty-eight Henry F. Schulte UnHp Cotlllnj Cos Llnesla, Nebraska 1131 St numerals were awarded to high These were, in addition 10 wa- like this: Believue, Blair, Platts-mouth and Underwood of Omaha will oppose Ashland, Tekamah, loney Lake, Sutherland Reservoir jsthool track. athletes.

Coach Ed i i il. J- Aniich orti-i ram 1. a wahrxrand raney with different pair of teams playing each quarter. Canal Checks near North Platte brask announced. The awards: (catfish and carp), Shell Lake i raai Ba (bluegill) North Platte River) tt n.

Kiboum, a omtm: Don vw. ifieh mnii raro Blue River ar. Gary Borne of Aaron: Joo F.rkkion. (CatflStl "rP' VU. Tif Ronald MartKheweakr.

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Joanir Rrta. Doa Treat. Bill Klaa, Larry ToanMat. T4 WeatmrM. Boh Buna.

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