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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK-THE STAR SECTION, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1931 A Page of South Brooklyn Bay Ridge Sports News 12 Dewey Triangles Win From Saggonas, 20-18 The Dewey Triangles hung up 17. The games were played at the; Pershing Junior High School. Send in Your Sports Newt! The Sports Editor of Home Talk will be glad to receive news ot baseball, football, basketball and other athletic games and events from clubs located in Bay Ridge and South Brooklyn. Complete box scores and summaries will be published in connection with the accounts ot the games. Send your news to Sports Editor, Home Talk, 4806 4th Brooklyn, as early as possible to insure prompt publication.

All communications must be signed by the sender, not necessarily for publication, but as evidence ot good faith. Parish Club Jrs. Defeat Polish Falcon Jr. Five The O. L.

P. H. Parish Club Juniors registered its sixth home court victory when It conquered the Polish Falcon Nest 22 Jrs. on Monday night. Casey led the winner's attack with nine points.

Kolocski proved high scorer for visitors. The lineup: Pariah Club I Polish Falcons O. P. P. G.

P. P. Tlernan 4 0 8Petrouski 2 0 4 Conrov 10 2 Kolodizlskl 0 0 0 Glbbona 2 0 4'ZvtvUki 10 2 Oraehty 0 0 0' Kolocski 3 0 6 Glllen 0 0 Kolocski 2 2 6 Lavesao 0 0 Oi Casey 4 1 i Stone 3 0 Peace Cagers Defeat Parish Club by 23-16 The Lady of Peace five turned back the Parish Club of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 23 to 16, on Monday evening at Manual Training High School and moved up into first place in the Catholic Basketball League to tie with St. Vincent's Club. Steve Molinelli and Chambers annexed the game for the Peace team.

The lineup: Our Lady of Peace I Perpetual Help Par. a. r. i o. p.

p. SMollnn'Mf 3 3 3 0 6 Chambers.rf 3 0 12 4 Antonelli.c 2 0 2 0 4 L.Molln'e.rg 1 0 0 11 Mariani.lg 1 0 0 11 Totala 10 3 231 Totals 4 1 Referee Butler, C. B. L. STANDING OF CLUBS Won Lost Pet.

Athletic Sister Bolsters Waldron Claim to Family i Honors in Local Schools Three Brothers and Now Clara Achieve Fame in Various Sports, Boys on Gridiron and Diamond, Girl at Hockey By LOU E. COHEN Poly Prep may boast of Its highly successful Loves, and Brooklyn Prep may enter the "family contest" with the La Bornes and Fureys, but those rabid sports enthusiasts at Brooklyn Tech aren't afraid, or shunted into the background. SouthBrooklynY.M.H.A. Bows to Newark Branch The South Brooklyn Y. M.

H. A. was beaten, 35 to 24. by the Newark Y. M.

H. A. in a basketball game on the loser's court Dec. 13. The lineup: Ghosts Trim Blue Jays The Greenwood Ghosts basketball team won their Initial game of the ceaeon from the Blue Jays, 3620, at the latter's court.

Marino and O'Neil starred for the visitors, while Costali and prossia led the attack for the Jays. Peace 9 3 .750 St. Vincent's 9 3 .750 St, Stephen's 6 3 .667 Immaculate 5 6 .454 Perpetual Help 4 7 .384 liolv Trinity 3 8 .273 Na.ivlty 2 8 .200 0. L. P.

H. Cadet Jrs. Beat Cotter-Corrigan Stars The Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cadet Juniors won their seventh consecutive game when they defeated the Cotter-Corrigan All Stars, 23 to 18. The lineup: Cadet Jrs. All Stars Schools and Colleges their 18th straight victory when they beat the Saggonas, 20 to 18, in a basketball game at Public School 105.

The first half found the Deweys trailing with the score 14-4. They picked up in the second period to overtake their opponents' lead. The Deweys have issued a chal- lenee to Dlav Whitev Anderson's learn at the latter's court. The offer may be answered by writing Walter Ouilfoyle. 448 45th St.

The Deweys will play the Aba Dabaa Pals Jan. 2. Cyclops Club Starts Membership Drive The Cyclops Social and Athletic Club is celebrating its second anniversary with a membership drive. Young men between the ages of 17 and 23 may make application for membership at the clubhouse, 1352 65th any evening, it was announced by Philip Cimine, secretary. The clubrooms have added a library, billiard and card tables to their equipment.

New Utrecht Alumni To Meet December 26 The regular annual meeting of the alumni of New Utrecht High School will be held in the auditorium of the school building, 80th St. and ISth on Saturday evening, Dec. 26, at 8:15 o'clock. President Thomas O. Grace will preside.

Camp Fire Girls Give Luncheon Tomorrow The Nita Amoka Camp Fire Girls will entertain at a Christmas luncheon, bunco and card party at the Food Craft Shop, in the Williams-burgh Bank building, tomorrow. Miss Mae Pollock is guardian of the group. Luncheon will be at 12:15. may be obtained from any member of the Nita Amoka, or from Miss Gertrude Mahoney, 450 51st St. Manual Vs.

Bay Ridge The basketball team of Manual Training High Srhool will play Bay Ridge Evening High School on Friday evening, Dec. 18. The game will take place at the Bay Ridge High School. Dewey Triangles Win Two The Dewey Triangles by winning a double-header Sunday against the O. L.

P. H. Cadets. 24-9, and the Gowanus team, 30-4, raised their number of consecutive victories to G. F.

P. G. F. F. Connolly 3 1 7 A.

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Ig Levjnc.rg Totala 14 7 35 Totala 13 34 Pleasure Seekers Stage Prosperity Sketch "Old Man Depression" failed in an attempt to rule on Tuesday evening, when Miss Violet Statler of 459 Senator St. and the invited guests, members of the Pleasure Seekers Girls' Club gave a depression party to await the coming of "Miss Prosperity." After refreshments were served "Miss Prosperity" was ushered in, and from a basket which she carried she gave to each a small coin, symbolic of prosperity. Miss Mabel Elling of 334 72d St. represented "Old Man Depression," while Violet Statler was "Miss in the comedy sketch written by Miss Statler. Among those present were Marlon Ackermann, Mabel Elling, Mrs.

Mathilda Riordan, Ethel Burk, Mrs. F. Kjor, Mrs. E. O'Keffe, Mrs.

Bertha Ackermann, Mrs. C. Dan-heimer, Mrs. M. Statler and Violet Statler.

The next meeting will be held on Dec. 29. Dancing Pupils Feature Charity Ball Program Children from the Park Slope School of Dancing were featured in the entertainment given at the charity ball of the 8th A. D. Democratic Club, in the Elks Club last night.

The tots, who were under the direction of Miss Marjorie E. Hurley, included Teddy Brown, Patsy Carter, Irene Chagarls, the Exarchakis Sisters and Lorraine Murtha. Trinity Amrams Score Fourth Win on Gridiron The Trinity Amrams won their fourth consecutive victory by defeating the New York Woolen Company eleven, 21 to 0, at Bliss Park. The lineup: Pos. Abrams N.

Y. Woolen Co. C. Horst J. O'Donell A.

Thompsen C. MacDonald L. Christiansen D. Pullis W. Toruqulst G.

McNoale J. B. Johnson P. Jones J. Netlsen Johnsen E.

Danlelsen C. Moshlnger J. Johnsen C. Ronton G. Larsen B.

Jones A. Lorlc A. Thompsen E. Dubois C. Farfery Substitutions Amrams, Jacobsen for Horst.

Touchdowns Larsen and Johnsen and a recovery by Christiansen. Points after touchdowns Forwards from Johnsen to Horst and Jacobsen and line plunge by Johnsen. Settlement Team Defeats Borough Park Y. M. H.

A. The Borough Park Y. M. H. A.

five bowed to the Henry Street Settlement team Dec. 13 by a 3133 score on the loser's court. The lineup: For Brooklyn Tech has a can-- didate to enter into the "family contest," and the Engineers are well proud of their nominee. This latest scholastic athletic family to come to the notice of onlookers is the Waldron clan. Msyhaps the La Bornes may get the edge over the Waldrons, but the latter have something in their favor which they unleash at their argument-adversaries a sister who also is an athlete.

There are three male members of the Waldron athletic group, and one female. John Waldron played in the backfield for Rutgers University this past season. He also played football in high school. Henry was cne of the foremost athletes in Tech's history until his "kid" brother "Dutch" came along. For three successive years Henry was the leading scholastic catcher In the city.

He also played football and soccer. we have on hand the foremost pride of the Waldrons sister Clara. Clara used Richmond Hill as her medium in gaining a foothold in ports. At the Hillite institution Clara played field hockey, volley ball and basketball captaining the latter two sports. "Dutch" is probably the best known of all the Waldrons at least to followers of scholastic sports today.

He has been a consistent and outstanding player for Tech for the last four years competing In football, baseball and hockey. "Dutch" has been a backfield standby, and 1b fact a mainstay. For the last three years he has played mostly at halfback, although when the emergency required it he filled in at quarterback. During this past season "Dutch" played at quarterback. This is "Dutch's" third year on the ice for Tech, and the manner in which he handles himself demotes unusual hockey talent.

In baseball, too, "Dutch" is there with the goods. On the diamond he has followed in the footsteps of his older brother, Henry. We might mention, in passing, that "Dutch" isn't "Dutch" at home, but Francis. When this quartet of athletes are seated "round the supper table, talk naturally goes back to athletics. All four Waldrons know sports from A to Z.

Probably the easiest question to put before the older Waldrons and the female member is, as to which of the four is the better athlete. Like a shot, the answer is ready and always consistent "Francis." STARTS A THRIFT ACCOUNT Safe Deposit Boxes KINGSBORO National Bank 5th Cor. 69th St. aft I ft Henry St. Boro Park G.

F. P. G. F. Salsbergjf 6 5 17 Held.

If 5 11 Lefkowlti.rt 1 1 3 Garlltsky.rf 3 0 6 Schleln.c 0 8 8 Iglowlts 000 Slegal.lg 1 0 2 Polly. 10 2 Gelfant.rg 0 11 Quartucclo 1 1 3 Oskowlts 10 2 Oleich.lg 0 0 0 Strassner 0 0 0 Miller.rg 3 1 7 Tepper 0 0 0 Totals i 331 Totals 12 31 THE 1952 COraSTJlIAS SAVINGS CLUB Amateur Athletic, Exchange Alsace Five Defeats Vulture A. C. by 19-17 The Alsace A. C.

defeated the Vulture A. C. basketball team Tuesday night in an overtime period at Public School 201. The score was 19 17. The lineup: Aleut A.

C. I Vulturt A. C. o. r.

p.l a. r. r. T.OIlligan.U 4 0 1 0 i Hanna.ri 1 0 2iBomia.rf 0 0 0 Dtckson.e 1 2 0 4 Matter. ri 1 0 3lCullen.lt 0 0 0 Baanland.Tf 0 O.Mualaro.r 4 10 OIlllsanilf 0 0 0 Cn.ri 10 2 Marsine.li 0 0 Or Tulumcllo.lf 0 0 0 Total 1 191 Total! 8 1 17 opponent from scoring but he himself scored nine points.

Bernard Wiegard of 610 49th St. was recently graduated from the Pace Institute in Manhattan. Ellas Zraick of 563 47th St. has also received his diploma from Pace Institute. Miss Beatrice Linnlck of 4504 Fort Hamilton Parkway is one of the contributors to the Brooklyn Literary Magazine which has Just been published at Brooklyn College.

Miss Virginia F. Stlll of 665 77th St. Is a member of the current events team at the College of New Rochelle. The coach of the Junior Varsity football team at Poly Prep Country Day School this Pall was Kenneth B. Lucas of 7201 Ridge Boulevard, a graduate of Harvard.

Aaron H. Wolrich of 1429 47th St. Is named on the new honor roll at the College of Arts and Sciences of New York University. At the annual dinner of the Varsity Club of Columbia University on Dec. 16, Carl M.

Ganzle of 607 80th St. received the major letter with crossed oars as a member of and captain of last Spring's varsity crew. John K. James of 9314 Ridge Boulevard has been awarded his class numerals for football at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. New Utrecht High Cast To Give Play in January The semi-annual nrnrtnoHnn me uramacic society of New Utrecht jugu acnooi wm De 'Merton of the Movies." which will be presented in the school auditorium on Jan.

14, 15 and 16. Max Rosenzweig of the faculty has coached the production. The cast is headed by Jack Bleck-ner as Merton Gill, the naive hero who has ambitions to become the world's greatest screen star. Opposite him is Reina Frankfort, the feminine lead. The casting director Is played by Lucy Zinberg and Abner Cantor is the excitable director of the "Super Jewel Productions Corporation." The annual elections of officers of the Dramatic Society were held last wek and Jack Bleckner was chosen president.

Sylvia Katz was chosen vice president, Tessie Nach-ber, secretary, and Arthur Zwerling the treasurer. Poly Prep Dance Tonight Every year the five fraternities at Poly Prep Country Day School, in conjunction with each other, give a dance at some time during the Christmas holidays. This year the affair will be held to-night in the new Poly gymnasium. The committee in charge consists of Charles Driver Francis, Robert Cowles How-land, Henry Gordon Macdonald, Frank Amelio Gonzalez and Walter Buel Potts. Sophisticates Entertain The Initial social event of the Sophisticates Club of 1659 55th St.

took place Sunday evening in the form of a Chinese supper-dance at the Benson Royal, 1(47 86th St. The members of the arrangements committee were Miss Beatrice Miller, Miss Flo Kalkstein and Miss Gertie Savad. Entertainment was given by Al Berk, Oscar (Al) Ralston, Artie Meyers and Murray Hauptman, who are members of the Spotlite Club. The cost of borrowing on mortgage ia not high here It baaed an th tzpcnss of tftl examination, mortcac tax and rscord-InC fee Charges are always quoted in ad vi ice, without oblliatloo to We aha be glad to reettv TOOR loan replication. We limit oar loana to on end two-family houaea and buMneM properties located In Bvlrjas and Wueen Countlea- Brooklyn Mortgage Guaranty Title Co.

(Cater Saperrleleaj fasarasw H. Capital St 5th Atc, Cor. 74th St TeL ATUatle -14a Athletic clubs of all kinds are Invited to submit, without cost', challenges, open dates and requests for players to this department. Players seeking positions with teams art also privileged to use this column. Please writ on one side of paper only and be sure to sign all communications with name, address and telephone number.

Totals 14 1 29l Totala Referee Burns. Arrows. O'Brien. St. Michael's.

2 18 Umpire Evangelical Church Five Defeats St. Jacobi, 18-1S The Evangelical basketball team of the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church defeated St. Jacobi's, 18 to 15. on the latter's court In a Bay Ridge Church League game. A.

Anderson and G. Jonswold of the Evangels formed a powerful scoring combination. B. Ryersen of the victors and the Rev. Mr.

Bauch-man of the losers starred on the defense. The lineup: St. Jaoobt ilSI I Evangelical 118) a. p. p.

o. P. P. iOoldenbaum 0 0 A. Anderson 4 3 11 Rhlnehart (lis.

Anaerson Boyzlan 0 0 Jonswold 12 4 Bauchman 2 3 7IQovertsen 0 0 0 Clifford 2 2 E. Olson 0 0 0 Oiilandt 0 2 2.B. Ryersen 1 2 Rottman 0 0 A. Thompson 0 11 Totals 4 7 lSl Totals I i IB Trinity Lutherans Trim Federal Triangle Five The Trinity Lutheran Church five played true to form when they defeated the strong Federal Triangles Dec, 14 on the winner's court at Public School 105. The game was exceptionally fast, both teams showing flashy passing and excellent defensive strength.

The Trinity quintet played without Its regular "high-scoring forward, Lefty Andersen, and Herb Pedersen played under the handicap of an arm injury. Dick Andersen and Ossy Nielsen took the passes from Pedersen and scored with little effort. Kasick and Maher played brilliantly for the Federals. The lineup: Trinity Federals a. p.

i a. p. p. Andersen.lf 0 12 Kasick, If 3 1 7 Nielsen, rf 6 0 12 Boxard.rf 10 2 Nelson. 1 0 2 15 Olaen.e 0 0 0Maher.lt: 4 0 8 Pedersen.lg 1 1 3 Kershan.rg 0 0 0 Hanson, rg 1 1 31 1 10 2 22 15 2 3JIU.

Johns. Referee Meyers. St. John's, K. of C.

Wins at Handball The Columbus Council, K. of handball team scored 52 victory over the Cooper Union Institute Dec. 13 on the latter's courts. It was the council's seventh victory in eight games. The Comet A.

C. basketball team, 90 to 100-pound class, wants games. Write John Qoldrlck, 242 2d or call SUnset -2472. The Polish Falcons, Nest 22, has two nnlformed teama which desire to connect with teams of Its own caliber. One team Is In the 130-pound class and another In the 120-pound class.

Call south 8-3921 between and and ask tor Henry. Th Adaven Triangles, 120-pound class basketball team, seeks home or traveling bookings. Write Tom Qtlhuley, 511 6th or call Eddls at SUnset 6-9978. The Trojan A. C.

basketball team wishes to play other teams of their weight, 115 to 125 pounds. The team will travel. Writ to Richie Callan, 323 22d St. Th Federal Triangles desire games, home and away, with basketball teams In the 113-120-pound class. Writ U.

1. Kasick. 535 46th St. Th varsity and Junior basketball teams of Our Lady of Perpetual Help ar seek ing bookings with churoh and school teama Writ Vincent J. Sullivan, gsit 5th At.

Th Beach Celtic soccer team would like to book gamea for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Yeara. Write or phone A. T. McKlnney, 8804 3d Brooklyn. Phon ATlantic 3-9581.

Th "Trlpl basketball team desires home or travel booking In the 135-pound class. Have home court at Manual High School on Thursday nights. Write Peter J. Bannon, 659 61st or call SUnset 6-2654. Th Bay Ridge A.

C. basketball team wants game with teams having home courts. The Bay Rldgers would especially like to hear from th O. P. H.

Cadets, B. R. Orioles. Prospect and Central Kf. C.

A. and Bay Ridge If. E. Write Arthur James, 7 86th St. Th newly organised Barlsh Club Juniors, formerly the Bay Ridge Rangers, have a few open date on Monday nights and would like to till them with teams in the 115-20 lbs.

class. The lineup ia aa follows: Guards. Lavezzo, Casey, Conroy, Glllen: forwards, Stone, Burnett, Bergen; center, Olbbona. Writ William J. Ger-aghty.

437 60th St. The Cedar A. a 120-lb. travelling team, dealres booking with church and M. C.

A. teams. Will Spartans. Comets, Rangers and Trojan A. C.

please take notice? Writ to Arty Mendel. 360 49th St. Our Lady of Ouadaloup basketball team Is anxious to hear from senior teama averaging 150-160 pounds, affiliated with churches or large athletic organizations, especially teams affiliated with the Catholic League. Call BEarhvlew 2-4033 between 4 and 8. or write Daniel O'Con-nell.

1674 71st Brooklyn. The Pin Tree Vets. 90-100-lb. basketball team, want games. Writ Edward Rhodebeck.

135 Bay 35th or phon MAyflowar 9-6326. Th Cotton Club would like to hear from basketball playera who ar willing to plav on Sunday. It would also like to book Sunday gamea with 113-25 pound teams. Call Henry. BErkshlre 7-9949.

The Seventh Street Boys Junior Basketball Team would like to play any lightweight team. They are willing to travel any night. Manager. VogeL 236 B. 7th N.

T. Th Blm Basketball Club, the 90-pound class, is open for booking. Call between 5:30 and 0:30 p.m. at 773 43th 8U and ask for Bwed. OTTO BARG Spurting Good Bicycle.

35087810 Third Avo. tot rm it Cfc I I I -JK tssl 1 1 if i.n.u laU'. 1 1 Lt Saw 1 "nCy sssssBsi Miss Edna Helene Daas of 340 76th St. was a member of the committee in charge of the Christmas party which the students of Adelphl College gave to the faculty on Wednesday. Members of the Dramatic Society presented the second act of "Bird's Christmas Carol," by Kate Douglas Wiggin.

Elliott Charlop of 1568 49th St. Is a member of the reportorial staff of the Daily News, undergraduate newspaper at New York University. William Emerson McMullen of 593 3d St. is a freshman at Dartmouth, where he has been taking part in the lacrosse practice sessions. Lincoln Cornwell, who was a member of the class of 1930 at Poly Prep Country Day School, recently held an exhibition of his collection of prints, water colors, small bronzes and a large assortment of Christmas cards at 'the Marion Grant Studios on Remsen St, Leslie H.

Dahl of 213 86th St. has been pledged to the Theta Kappa No fraternity at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. During the past week Walter Winika and Wllho Winika of 937 79th St, brothers, both of whom served as football captains at Manual" Training High School, were awarded their freshman numerals for football at Rutgers. Miss Genevieve M. Duffy of 493 1st St.

and Miss Grace M. Walsh of 8006 Fort Hamilton Parkway took part in the annual Christmas play "When the Chimes Ring" on Thursday at the College of St. Elizabeth In New Jersey. Mac Polishkin of 75 Terrace Place played a sensational game for St. John's Collegt this past week, when St.

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C-, a 130 pound basketball team, will accept games from teams of the same weight. Telephone William Hanna, Bunaet 6-9074, Monday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings. The Creole Junior A. C. wishes to book traveling gamea with basketball teama In the 115 pound class to play Friday nights or any time Saturday, holldaya excepted.

Phone or write Sid Landau, 1601 11th HUguenat 4-4717. The Park A. C. a 90-100 pound basketball team, desires games with other teama of the same class, for home or traveling. Write Elmer Rosenberg, S22 16th or call BOuth S-9S79 any evening between p.m.

The Oriole Juniors, a 95-pound team, desire to meet other basketball teams for homa or traveling games. They have open datea for their home eourt. Dec. IS and 23. Communicate with Axel Hansen, lis Slst.

The Cougars would like to hear from any Ice hockey team. For games, call Al-den Somera. South 8-5697 between 6 and 7 p.m. or write to 256 13th St. The Salem Olrls basketbsll team desires to mee other girls teams.

They play boya amateur rules. Home court. P. 8. 201.

80th St. and 12th Monday evenings at :4.1 o'clock. Miss Victoria Karp of 203S 2d phone Midwood 8-4953, is booking manager. The McKlnley Trlanglea would like to book traveling gamea with teams In the 100-110-pouncf class. Write to Louis Quad-rino 854 72d or call Shore Road 8.442 and aak lor Jim.

between 6 and 6:30 p.m. Need two guards and one canter to play Tuesday and Friday evenings; weight. ia liA mimrii Telenhona MAyflOwer 9-6328, Cdward Rhodebeck. n1rf lib. tA meet teams In the 120-pound class, especially the Shore Road 6-1152.

'Ask lor Danny. The Rex eulntet of the Borough Park U. H. A. wishes to meet teama In tne 125 and 140-pound claaa.

Write Harry Oreissman, 1858 49th St. Th. L. P. H.

Sunday School five la seeking bookings. Write James Adams, manager. 668 69lh St. The Roanoke A. a touch-tackle football team, ta seeking home or traveling bookings for Sunday afternoons.

Call Sunset 6-249 between 6-7 p.m. Ask for Ray. The Shore Roads would like to hear from all uniformed teams In the 115-pound class. Call ATlantic 5-6348. or write, to Frank Kelly at 623 75th St.

The St. John's Braves riOO-llOi would Ilka to hear from like teama. They would like to book O. L. P.

B. Junior team. Ro-anokes. Comets, Pals A. etc.

Call Midwood 8-3956 ill. lkHUM WUU1M IIM Ml Knu.v with teams In the 120-pound class at T. 'j atit nQSW or traveling. hub ixmu, ww St, holds the managership. The Abadaba Pals desire to meet all the basketball teams it played last year, or any other team the 113-pound claaa.

Por games call Matty, at SUnset 6-9913. between 6 and 7 p.m. The Bay Ridge Knights would like to rruiea homa and travel booking with basketball teama In the 120-pound claaa. Write Joe Beach. 33 93d or call SHore Road 5-4543.

between and 7. The Cadet Juniors of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church would like to hear from basketball teams In their clssa. Call sunset (-973. between 8 and 7. or write John MeNamara.

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