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L-- The Berkshire' Eagle, Tuesday, March 2, 1963 9 Indignant Dawn Fraser Says She Husband Will Fight 10 -Year Penalty Herman Preaches Hate So Says Havlicek Celts Prefer Royals to Wilt As Eastern Division Playoff and 76ers Opponents Manager Tries To Rid Sox Of Their Losing Attitude Australian Star Swimmer Says Her Name Is Slandered She Appeals for Supporl of Other Girls Suspended Says Offense Was in Walking s-- In Parade Not eating Right Sidtn Suit By GORDON TAIT ty appears to be behind the ASU Hand Injury To Tom McNeeley Postpones Bout BOSTON (UPI) An injured hand suffered by heavyweight Tom McNeeley of Medfield has forced a postponement of 'his scheduled bout with James J. Beattie of St. Paul. Promoter Sam Silverman said Monday the 10-round bout, originally set for March 15, will be held March 27. McNeeley injured his hand while pounding out a victory over Art Brower last month.

Silverman said the injury was "nothing serious. Mc-Neeleystiand is puffy and a-little sore, he said. in its decision. Dowling said the 'suspensions i were made as an example to today. I won take this lying ensure discipline at the future down Olympic Games.

Dawn's husband said Dawn had received no official notification she was expelled from the SYDNEY CAP) Australian swimmer Dawn Fraser- said down. It was her first comment on her expulsion from the Australian Swimming Union. It cant be done overnight. Maybe it cant even be done in one season. But it must be done eventually.

That is the most important and most difficult task I face. Former greats Ted Williams and Bobby Doerr are scheduled to arrive today to work with some of the young players. Williams will perform his annual stint with the rookies and any others who want to avail themselves of his batting wisdom. LeeThomas already has expressed eager ness to get some Jielp from Ted. berth.

Havlicek recently was described by former Boston star Frank Ramsey as heir to Ramseys best sixth man in basketball title. And he said it was one of the easiest jobs in basketball. An Easy Job Its an easy job. You go in to either shoot or run. If ybu dont hit well, you.

try to get the ball club running. I dont feel particular pressure as a sixtlr man, the former Ohio State star said. He said veteran Celtic corner-' men Tom Heinsohn and Willie Naulls appear almost fully recovered from injuries that sidelined them earlier. Havlicek praised Boston rook-, ies Mel Counts, John Thompson and Ron Bonham but indicated they havent broken some col-1' lege habits. For instance, he said.

Counts has a tendericy to dribble the ball and bend over during the game, thus failing to take ad- vantage of his 7-foot height. He said Thompson was learning that many professional players are just as strong and perhaps stronger than he was. Boston plays host to the Lak- ers Wednesday night, visits Bal- 1 timore Friday and Philadelphia Saturday and returns home to meet the at- Boston Garden Sunday afternoon in a nationally televised game with the.New England area blacked I am not going to have my ASU. name slandered all over the There has been ho letter, no world, the indignant Dawn told telegram, nothing, he said, newsmen. "The swim.

says 4t All I did wrong jn Tokyo was Sen' Dawn a letter sometime to march in the opening cere' ago asking her for her side of Piston Hopes Still Alive CBS Increases Holdings In Yankees to 90 P.G. NEW YORK (AP) Flanker back Johnny Morris of tha Chicago Bears was the National 17' 1)1 PP Football Leagues outstanding Jl 01 1 x3V0II pass receiver last season, the official statistics confirmed to day. Morris established a league record by catching 93 passes, Uncy, DUt iiemams jecj jn yards gained via the aeri- Behind Bullets al 1,200, and tiedBobby Mitchell of Washington and ly United Press International Bucky Pope of Los Aflgeles for The Detroit Pistons dont 1116 PaSSCS ceived. sch ndd 10 SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) -Red Sox manager Billy' Herman is preaching hate to his squad-hate defeat, that is.

My biggest problem Is getting rid of a losing attitude on this leam, the new skipper who replaced Johnny Pesky confided Monday. Boton has been a second division finisher for six straight years and been no higher than seventh in the past three. "Its an attitude I believe is hurting this club and we have to weed it Herman said. Sport NEW YORK (U5I) JDscar Robertson continues to keep the Cincinnati Royals the second- best team in the league, according to National Basketball Association statistics released The 0 who had averaged H-3. assists per game through Sunday, still had a good chance 10 better his own NBA record of 114 with 13 games left to play NEW YORK (UPI).

A pair of Missouri Valley Conference basketball teams, St. Louis and Bradley, today appeared to be the most likely candidates for the two remaining berths in the National Invitation Tournament, ST. LOUIS (UPI) Bob Pettit, unwilling to play professional basketball while age-robs him of his great skill, Monday an- nounced he will retire at the end of the season. mony and wear the wrong suit in my races. The official swim suit was too tight and uncomfortable.

That' why I wore the wrong suit. I am going to fight this sentence. all I did in Tokyo that on my Gods honor. Dawn said she would get legal ASU decision Advice and see what could be aeclsloa done to dear, her name. A Scapegoat? had my eyes set on Jamai-' ca and with the help of my husband, am sure I could be ready and fit for the Olympics in Mexico.

Dawn declared she had been made a scapegoat and said: The suggestion is that forced the other three girls to do i the things I wanted to do thats rot. I dont mind getting a repri-' mand. I suppose I deserve that much. But to be wiped out fore The NCAA basketball cham-10 years, thats ridiculous. plonship field was increased to "Anyway I am determined to 16 today as Notre Dame and clear my name and so is Gary.

Vanderbiltwere given places. I appeal to the public to stand Notre Dame was awarded the behind these other young girls. final at-large berth in the 23-Dawn, Olympic gold medalist, team lineup despite a so-so sea-was expelled for 10 years and son record of 15-11. Vanderbilt three other girls for lesser periods by the Australian Swimming Union Monday for alleged breaches of discipline at the Tokyo Olympics games. the case but she did not receive it.

Dawn said, We werent given the rights of any normal Australian; thats a fair trial. We should have been allowed to appear before the committee to answer the charges and be given an opportunity to reply. There is no appeal against the Notre Vanderbilt InNGAAPlay Victories Mean Berths for Irish And Commodores Cage Scores INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE ROSA RESTAURA'T PECK'S INDIANS 1 11 McLaughlin 4 30, Hodgas 2 Bi Rivars 0 2: Lavaless 0 2' Sal valor a a a Gun a 10 Carlon 1 3, Hanna 4 4 I 1 7 4 II a 2 2 2 2 2 I Teal Olds Curry Bordeau Cata Russo McLaughlin Donna 24 I 54 Referees: Sheran and Schmidt Time: l-mlnuta quarters A. IS 13 43 LINDSAY'S PMX STARS close out the deal before the end -of the year. Topping; who, along with' Webb, was present at Mondays press conference, said he in--tended to fulfill his five-year contract as club president but added that CBS has an option to purchase his 10 per cent any- time it desires.

Intends To Stay 7 I intend to stay on the full five years said Topping. I hope by that time Ralph Houk and Dan Jr. will be ready to take over the operation of the club. Houk currently is general manager and vice president with Dan Topping Jr. serving as his Webb had been xonnected with the Yankees since 1945 when he, along with Larry Mac Phail, purchased the club for less than $3 million.

At the time the Yankees also had vast real estate holdings, including Yan-, kee Stadium, the ball park and the Kansas City Stadium. All three since have been sold. The 65-year-old Webb at first, said the pressure business' prompted his decision to retire from baseball. Under further questioning, however, he acknowledged he had decided to sell because he no longer has active participation in the club. Everyone Picks Walker For BOSTON Jimmy Walker, the sophomore mainspring of Providence College, was the only unanimous selection for the Associated Press All-New England major college basketball team.

Another sophomore and three holdovers from the 1964 team complete the honor quintet. Wes Bialosuknia of. Connecticut is the sophomore. The re-. peat selpctees are John -Austin-of Boston College, John Wendel-ken of-Holy Cross and Toby Kimball of Connecticut.

Other girls expelled were 'meet Houston (18-8) in a first-Nan Duncan, 17, and 15-year-old round game at Lubbock, Tex. Marlene Dayman, for three The winner will advance 'ftMhe years each, and Linda McGill, Midwest semifinal? against thfe. 20, for four years. 1 Big Eight champion at Man-? ASU President Dr, Donald hattan, Kan. Dowling said reasons for the Vanderbilt wrapped up the expulsion would never be made SEC croivn by downing Auburn public but on reporters ques- 79-64 while Florida was beating tion he said marching by theTennessee 58-56 last night.

The four girls in the opening cere- fifth-ranked Commodores draw mony against instructions was a bye Into the semifinals of the one Mideast regionals at Lexington, Ky. Seven spots, which will go to conference champions or runners-up, still are undecided. Wichita, Oklahoma State and Brigham Young are a step away from claiming places. By JOE REICHLER FORT LAUDERDALE, (AP) The Columbia Broadcasting System increased -its majority holdings in the New' York Yankees to 90 jpe cent, Monday and is expected to take over complete ownership in the near future with the acquisition of the remaining 10 per cent noi held by Dan Topping. Industrial tycoon Del E.

Webb, co-owner of the Yankees for the past 20 years, bowed out of baseball Monday with the sale of his 10 per cent to the giant network for $1.4 million. CBS had paid $11.2 million for an 80 per cent in the Yankees last Aug. 14. At that time, CBS had an option to purchase the remaining 20 per cent between March ofjthis year and November 1969. 7 The network exercised half its option Monday.

A source close to the network told The Associated Press to expect CBS to More Than 50 To Attend More that 50 area football coaches are expected for the clinic tomorrow night at Pittsfield High School. Junior football mentors also wili be welcome, PHS Coach Joe clinic director, said yesterday. Talks by University of Connecticut assistants Lee Royer and Lou Holtz will highlight the session. The program will start at 7:30 and conclude at 10:45. Mrs Conigliaro Funeral Today BOSTON (UPI) The funeral of Mrs.

Concetta Conigliaro, 73, grandmother of the Boston Red Soxs Tony Conigliaro, was held today in St. Lazarus' Church, East Boston, Mrs. a native of Italy, died Friday night at her home here. Tony Conigliaro is one of her 15 grandchildren. Imperial presents its credentials- By DICK DEW BOSTON (UPI) The Boston Celtics would rather play the Cincinnati Royals than the Philadelphia 76ers in the Eastern Di-yision playoffs.

That was the word Monday from John Havlicek, the Celtics high scoring corner and back-court man for the seven time playoff kings. If anything happened to Bill Russell while we were playing Philadelphia and (Wilt) Chamberlain, it would be disastrous, Havlicek said. Havlicek aaid any of i three Celts, K. C. Jones, Larry Siegfried or can dog Cincinnatis Oscar Robertson but only Russell can handle Wilt.

Havlicek said he expected the Lds Angeles Lakers to win the Western Division final playoff Lawson Quits Coaching Job GeorgiaIentor Acts on Advice Of His Doctors ATHENS, Ga. (UPI) Ailing Harbin (Red) Lawson, acting on the advice of doctors, retired Monday after 14 years as head basketball coach at the University of Georgia. Athletic Director Joel Eaves said Lawson, 53, would continue as a professor in the department of physical education. Assistant Coach Rex Frederick, 38, has been' directing the basketball team since shortly before midseason when Law-son became ill with nervous-' ness and physical fatigue. The Bulldogs have an 8-16 won-loss record with two games to playl I deeply regret leaving Georgia basketball, but the doctors have advised, me to give up coaching, Lawson said.

I will miss it. tremendously. During. Lawsons tenure, including part of this season, Georgia won 107 games and lost 230 games, largely against other Southeastern Conference teams. Doc Jacobs Suffers Heart Attack BURLINGTON, Vt.

(UPI) -George (Doc) Jacobs, 65, St. Michaels College athletic director, was in critical condition today after suffering a heart attack at his home. Sunday. Officials at DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital said his condition was critical but stabilized. Jacobs has been athletic director at St.

Michaels since 1947. He resigned as head basketball coach last year after 17 years in the post. He. also had served as head coach of baseball, football and golf, winning state titles all of the sports. Ski Report 1 BOSTON (AP) New England Council sla area reports; Type of snow surface code: P.

Powder. PP Packed Powder. Machine Made. Icy. Corn.

Granular. FG Frozen Granular. SC Spring Conditions. Figures preceding snow type indicate number of inches of new snow. Surface evaluation code after snow type: 1 Excellent.

2 Good. 3 Fair to Good. 4 Fair. 5 Poor. 6 Not Operating.

Massachusetts Berkshire Berkshire Snow: BailrT 2. Bousquets 4. Brridie Mt. 4. Butternut Basin PP.1.

-Catamount 2. Jug End FG 4. Mt. Tom 2, Otis Ridge G3. Thunder Mt.

2. Northern Vermont Burke Mt. FG 3. Glen Ellen 3. Jay Peak 4..

Macl River Glen 4. Stowe 3. Madonna Mt. FG 3. Sugarbush 3.

-r Cent, fc So. Vermont 1 Bromley 3. Burrington Hill 2. i i Dutch Hill FG Glebe Mt. Farm G' 3.

Haystack Mt. FG 2. Hogback 2. Killington 2. Magic Mt.

2. Maple Valley 4. Mt, 3t Mt. Snow NortlTFG Mt. Snow FG Okemo 2.

1 Pied Peak PP 2. i Prospect Mt. PP 2. Stratton Mt. FG 2, Mt.

Tom 3. Suicide Six FG S. 7 Shorts me a little ahead for the season. Lewis bets daily. Last year he won 365,526.40 on the twin double at Tropical Park.

MONTREAL (UPI) Stan Mikita held what appeared to be an insurmountable lhad over Chicago Black Hawk teammate Bobby Hull today in the National Hockey League scoring race. Mikita gathered three -goals and two assists in last week's action to boost his point total to 76. Hull, on the other hand, has been bothered by Injuries and has not scored a single point since the second week of February, dropping him to second place with 67 points. Norm Ullman of the Detroit Red Wings is. third.

BOSTON (AP) The Tom McNeeley Jim Beattie heavyweight Tight and accompanying card have been postponed from March 15 to March 27 at Boston Garden. The change 'was made because McNeeley has swollen hands. FORT LAUDERDALE, 71a. (AP) For the second straight year, 52-year-old Sam Snead Is the king of the American senior golfers. The Slammer-won the seniors tourney with an eight- -under par 278 at the Fort Lauderdale Country Club, leading.

his nearest rival, unknown Joe Lopez Sr. of Miami, by four strokes-, LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) Jack Bradley, a New Jersey Jockey, rode three winners in a row yesterday at Lincoln Downs. Trani-er Floyd Duncan saddled all three. Each now has had 13 winners during the spring meeting.

Bridgeport Loses Head Grid Coach Bob DiSpirito To Be BucknelVs Defensive Mentor BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (UPlj-University of Bridgeport football and baseball coach Bob DiSpirito resigned Monday night to become defensive football coach at Bucknell. DiSpirito, a little All America at the University of Rhode IS' land and captain of ther football team there for two years, said he would report to Bucknell Saturday for spring football practice. His resignation at Bridgeport is effective immediately. DiSpirito, who has been at Bridgeport for the past' six years, recommended his assist ant, Nick Nicolau, to succeed him as head football coach.

University officials did not name a replacement immediately but said a baseball coach would be named this week, DiSpirito, 36, will serve under newly named head coach Car-roll Huntress at BucknelL DiSpirito compiled a record of 18 wins, 22 losses and one tie in five seasons as Bridgeport football- mentor. In six years as baseball coach, he had a record of' 56 wins and 48 losses. Before coming to Bridgeport he coached at Cheshire Academy. DiSpirito, who holds a masters degree from Columbia University, is married and has four children. Middlebury Coach's Condition Critical Cause Unexplained BURLINGTON, (UPI-William M.

H. Beck, director of the Middlebury College Ski School, remained unconscious and in critical condition today after apparently hitting his head during the colleges winter carnival. Hie 65-year-old Beck, of Ripton, underwent head surg-. ery Saturday night shortly after suffering the injury. There were no witnesses to the accident Mary Fletcher Hospital of-, ficials said he has been unconscious since the accident.

want the National Basketball Association to divide up the playoff loot without getting a cut themselves this -season. The Pistons breathed a little life into their rapidly expiring hopes for a playoff berth Mon day night as they defeated the Cincinnati Royals 130-110 in the only, game played. 'The victory edged them a half game closer to Baltimore, the third-place team in the Western Division, but left them still 214 games behind the Bui- lets. Detroit, held Cincinnatis Os- car Robertson to only0 points, which is'llunder his average, while hitting a hot52 per cent of its own shots toset up the victory. Seven foot Reggie Harding led the Pistons with 24 points and player-Coach Dave DeBu- schere added 18.

Jerry Lucas shared scoring honors for the Royals with Robertson. Court Appeal, Is Denied To Molinas i WASHINGTON (UPI) Former basketball star Jack Molinas appeal for a hearing on basketball fixing bribery charges has been denied by the Supreme Court. The brief order leaves stand- ing decisions against Molinas in New York state courts which may cause him to spend 10 to 15 years in jail. Molinas also was convicted, in New York courts on charges of conspiracy and an attempt to get another person to lie under oath. Molinas was charged with being the operator of a conspiracy between 1957 and 196I which controlled the outcome of numerous college basketball games in various sections of the country.

-j- Brookline Youth Is Cage Captain WATERVILLE, Maine (UPI) High scoring center Peter Swartz of Brookline, Monday night was elected captain of the 1965-66 Colby College basketball team. Trade Wins Berth In WMHD Playoffs WEST SPRINGFIELD Trade High School of Springfield,) runner-up the Wright Dlvison, defeated Chicopee Comprehensive 5-1 last night at the Eastern States Coliseum to win a berth in the Western Massachusetts High School Hockey League playoffs, which begin tomorrow night. Winner and runner-up In the Berry Division, Chicopee and Tech, respectively, plus Wright Division titlist Classical are the other teams. Chicoppe Comprehensive was winner in the Fay Division. Let Go Mets License Won by Yanks Ralph Houk NEW YORK (UPI) If Yankee GeneraL Manager Ralph Houk is reported driving around with a Lets Go, Mets license plate, its only a prize he received from a drawing at sports vacation and travel show at the New York Coliseum.

Houks name was Tdrawn from a drum Sunday by former New, York Giant Bobby Thomson. Nobody knows how Houkk name got in there in the first place. Boys Club MIDGCT LIAOUB. TILLERS DIVIDENDS ISP 4 I lJiYon 11 lltane McFarland Valantl Haughty Wait DaMartica Booker OiFllha 1 1 Patruzalla SIS 1 I 2Hogan 1 1 i 1 1 Baits a a J'a 4Nlgrtlll Oil 11 Barbar 0 I Lana i4 4 hi 7 Referee: Jimmy Mooney Time! l-mtnuta quarters I III JUNIOR LEAGUE MOHAWK BSV. B.

C. ALUMNI r- Stack OjValentl Anderson 2 4Benamin 0 I Menault 3 0- 1 a 2 Way Garltpy J1 11 Bonnick 1 a 2 War Garlapy 1 1 Cety 24 Ramsay 1 2 Hygh O'Brian Rivers' I Caridi Johnson 0 -Jl 4 12 Ref areas: Alex Bareli! and Dave Sturma Tima: (-minute quarters CRESCENT CRBAM.COMET JEWELERS 13 24Lavlgno SW Tata lBameby 4 OTate 2LeBlanc I 4Sturma 1Campdll Reynolds Wilson Sheran Connelly Marrama Peaslaa Kelly a 2 0 4 0 2 10 3 7 1 2 24 si Alax Borelll and. 10, 25 I. Dava Sturma Referees! Timoi 4-mlnufa quartan INTERMEDIATE LEAOUB IRISH AMERICANS CHEVROLET PORI, Finland (UPI) Finlands Class hockey team jumped to a 2-0 lead Monday and coasted to a 4-1 decision over a United States team in a prechampionship exhibition game. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Philadelphia sports promoter Jimmy Toppi Monday purchased the Philadelphia Arena for $351,000 at auction.

The arena was operated by the Arena Corp. since 1958. r. GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI)-Green Bay Packer Head Coach and General Manager Vince Lombardi said Monday that sellouts are assured for all Packer 1965 home games.

LOGAN, Utah (AP) The late Wayne Estes Utah States basketball All-America, was honored during halftime ceremonies Monday night as his teammates scored a final 72-66 victory over MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Big Herbie Lewis won $123,217.60 on the twin double at Hialeah Monday and figures these winnings largest-payoff in- U.S. thoroughbred track history put i College Basketball By United Press International East Adelphi 72 Hunter 66 -Fordham 9l Queens 47 New York U. 79 Wagner 68 Buffalo 62 Buffalo St. 47 Fair.

Dicksinson 71 Upsala 60 South Miami (Fla.) 82 Florida St. 75 Florida 58 Tennessee 56 Kentucky 78 Alabama Jackville U. 73 Stetson U. 72 Vanderbilt 79 Auburn 64 Midwest Indiana 110 Ohio State 90 Michigan St. 110 Purdue 92 Notre Dame 92 Creighton 74 E.

Michigan 90 Adrian 80 Miami (0.) 82 E. Kentucky 68 Steubenville 105 St. Vincent 5S Wichita 59 Tulsa 48 Kansas 68 Colorado 62 Kalamazoo 91 Lake Forest 68 Washton (Mo.) 97 Wheaton 78 Augsburg 92 Macalester 50 Lewis 87 Greenville 59 Hamline 89 Concordia 72 Duluth 76 Gus. Adolphus 62 Southwest Oklahoma St. 69 Kansas St.

60 West Southern Colorado St. 105 St. Michaels (N.M.) 89 Beanpot Classic 1 At Boston (Final) Bosjon Coll. 56 Northeastern 51 (Cpnsolation) Boston 102 Tufts 70 2 12 1 3 IS 2 2 I 3 134 Time: l-minuto quarters AMERICANS LOCAL 25S IFP- Kellogg 2 1 Murphy 12 a 24 Perrons 4 4 12 Messer Gallagher 5 4 14 O'Donnell Boyer 1 a 10, O'Donnell Sheran 4 llj liter Sayers a 0 0 Di Pietro Miller a a LaFramboise Pinsonault 0 a 0 Hanna IRISH 2 II 2 Mello a 20 12 S3! Referees: Meckio and LaRoucha Time, l-mlnuta quarters 22 I SO BESSE-CLARKE SHAPIRO 2 10 i a 0 4 4 14 0 4 0 3 Gibson Kopychak Pivero Melle Gleason Hogan 4 20 Hebert 3 3 DICicco 4 12; Collins I 0 Deoust 3 IT Wilk 0 4Barbarotta 14 SO 20 7 47 Referees: Sheran and Schmidt Time: l-minute quarters JUNIOR LEAGUE BUTLER FLOUR LOCAL, 2S4 IUE PP 2 121 Bauth 1 0 2Hamling 2 12 O'Neil 0 a Johnson a aj Beuth a 1 Francis 2 12 1 1 3 a a a a I a a a McKIm Harrington Hover Clavallt' Hisert McQuIrt Sulock Murphy 0 2 1 LaFramboir Boyd Wheat 13 "3 22 13 5 31) Rtfrt! Borelll And Loslit Time 4-mlnut quirforx MOLDMASTERS BERK. Wt 24 Borelll ttinklowloci 2 ROOFING '204 3 12 24 1 2 4 Allen 10 Hogan biRbeaume 4'Sta4wn LAbarbera Sormuk Lament Carmtil Furry Millar (I 7i "0 22! II Refereet: Borelll and Leslie Time: (-minute quartsrt NATIONAL BESSE-CLARKE Melle 0 Whitfield 10 2 22 Stock 10 0 Hill 7 I 1 Plvere 1 13 Parlte 2 4, Hogan 0 0 0 McMahon 2 -2 Kopychak IS Purry -i 2Oleaion 1 1 Slant 0 I GIbton 5 15 While 1 2 -4-( 23 1 13 44 and Dave iRtttreeat -Dick LaReucho Macklt I Tlmti l-mlnuta quart are Genealogy: Hiram Walker Sons Character: 86 Proof Tbtte: Smooth Knowledgeable People Quality: file Best lUNDEO WHISKEY WOOF JOS STRdGHT' WHISKEYS 70S GRAIN NEUTRAL SP.RITS HIRAM WAUER i SONS INC PEORIA, ILLINOIS, Denson 1 Hunt Mitchell Chandler Dillon Connor" I 0 Paatlto-4 1l Powell UlWhalen 3 1 3 Kelly 1 4 1 21 I 4 111 21 1 (4 '2 4 44 Retarget! Jerry Schmidt erdWayot UptMl Timet l-mlnutg quartan -7.