The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 6

STAK, NOVEMBEK .1. 1935 Nebraska Prep Elevens Wheel Into Home Stretch of Grid Drive I perused Frederick column in the World- Herald of last column in which he ably pleaded the raune of Dana X. Bible and deplored the tendency in certain quarters to criticise the head man of Cornhusker was, let me confess it in complete frankness, somewhat disturbed. Mil miis ill lOUGH IISIS pymGwm cmo Lincoln Takes to Road for Engagement With the Beatrice Team. VIKINGS TO GOTHENBURG A tiappv Day in Family r.REGG McBRlDE.

Nebraska high schools swing into the home stretch of the 1935 football campaign this w'cck with several leading teams forced to 1 knew perfectly well that any imposing hurdles if they razzing of Bible that might have continue their bid for state cham- agitated the circumambient at- consideration, rnosphere was predicated solely on j.incoln hits the road for the the fact that the Huskers of the gyrnc away from home. The present annum had been defeated uiack journeys to Beat- by Minnesota and tied by Kansas tussle with the Orange- State. So it seemed to me that any who has been hitting a fast di.scuN-don of the situation was dropping the first two giving unmerited recognition to games of the season. Jackson, that limited portion of the Ne-; undefeated and Greater Lincoln bra.ska public which ndes with jpague champion, entertains Crete college football because of the op- with ,1 good ciiance of shaking the portunity the presents to jinx which has dogged place bets on results or makes the Methodists for a number of victory demand dominant rather years. than affection for a great Amcri- North at Gothenburg, can game.

Omaha North moves out-state Wherefore, 1 was seriously visit the Nebraska minded to chide Friend Frederick for what seemed to me to be a lack of tact. Quite fortunately, 1 clamped the hobbles on my Impulse to rebuke one of my comrades of the newspaper fraternity and, instead, it gives me genuine pleasure to here proclaim that the reaction to Mr. contribution takes rank as one of the most wholesome events in the near history of football at Nebraska V. conference. The Vikings engage Gothenburg, a team which has its hot and cold moments this fall.

3'he Swedes surprised by giving North Platte a great battle and then promptly slumped to take a walloping at the hands of the much abu! 5 rd CurtLs team the following week. Elmer Layden one of Notre Four Horsemen, his Irish team of to great heights Saturday as It scored three touchdowns in the fourth period to defeat Ohio State. Hubka, game captain, was hurt. i Ken McGinnis was rushed in and not until the fourth quarter i the Huskers use fresh men. Don Faurot had boon shooting i'lly carries its fight for of players, using thlr-! another Southeast eonterenee t.tle afternoon Uaunt iT' to Pawnee City.

cam- I paign for Central Nebraska Seven 1 honors will be tested by Central I HAVE Mr. word for it City. that he was all but swamped for Neby the flood of letters his remarks i hud in.spircd. Every communica-, braska linn cnminff to him from Corn- bosl versaiut tion coming to him from husker followers breathed a rnes- of loyalty to C'gach Bible, of admiration for his as a mentor of football, hi.s exemplary character as a man and his high standing in his profession. It was, in truth, a showing down of hands which convinced me that an intelligent Nebraska public has the correct answer to ognition, is team in the higli spot of the Panhandle calendar.

Custer county fans center their interest on Callaway at Broken Bow W'hile Mid-State league followers divide their attention betw'een Fremont at Norfolk and York at Hastings. Games this week: Ciamri Thii I.tncoln St Beatrkf. Benson st Tliomss Jt'flerfon (Thursdayt Seward at Bethany. ty-two during against nineteen for Nebraska. It wa.s not until the fourth quarter that Bible sent in reserves hich meant that if he needed any of hl.s' to Fordham by the St.

Outfit Is Chief Standout. NEW YORK, foot- first stringers he could send them spotlight, which beamed back, Jerry Johnny How- nwin hie stadium Sun- cll and Johhn were the only three Huskers who went the full route. on Ohio big Sun day, shifts eastward next week with the opening of hostilities in the and St. the Polo Kvcn the most rabid Missouri snoK Iho carp.ngs an ms.gnlticaht minority; that Nebraskans gen- I c.othpnbun.. cathedral at co.uge view.

erally are not lacking in appreciation of the fact that Cornhusker football, whether victory or de- Crele at Jackson. AV-na at Bed Cloud. Auburn at Nebraska CUV. Arcadia at BurweU. Comstock at Anseimo, Atkinson at EwlnR.

Sargent at feat is its portion. operating sanely and successfully under Broken Bow. Bridgeport at Bayard, ethical and educational standards Butto at Lvu. h. Wlsner at Batt'e creek.

to no instilulion of oi ing in the nation, and that much Coral at McCook. Oulbertson at nf IhA for that accomnlish- Coleridge at Wayne Prep Craw- OI ine crtxlll lor inai accompiisn Chadron, Niobrara at Creighton. ment properly belongs to the cttv at Aurora Verdlgre at helmsman of the Cornhusker ship, croftun. De.sh er at nemibiic Kas uaiton at Alliance reserves. Falrileld at Edrar.

Exeter Fairmont. Fremont at NorioiK. Nel.xon at E'airburv. FxUa City at City, UlysTa at FOend. Sacred Heart of Cltv at Auburn re- r.ervex, at Clarka.

Geneva at Wd- ter. MUcheT at Oerlng Overton at Olh- bon, Ogallala rt Orant, Oulde Rock at 8upi rio. r. York at. Hastmgs, Hold- I ego at Lexington.

Randolph at Hartlngton at Humboldt. Homer at bago llenkelniaa at Indlanula. Sutberknl ut Imperla'. Kearnev Prep at Luchfteld. Wau.sa at iJiurel.

Loup Cltv at Ravenna. Minatale at Morrill. Maxwell at Mavwood. Mavwiuid at Brady Newman Orova at Mad lO I. P'-nder at Macy.

Plain view at Nellgh Newman Orove at Madison Loup at Grand re Knowing, as I do, that numerous pro ninent institutions would be gratified if the opportunity were presented to draft fcotliall leader, I was somewhat fearful that the man Kihle might falter under fire, perhaps giving ear to bids for his outstanding talents as a leader of young men. brchUa. They cashed one of them. in cvcTy section bht the It was a field day for their big the contests in tackles and ends, the speedy mem-, htost national of both backflelds being At stadium, one the STwere' the' standou'ts came out of the west to 1 the Gopher drive, but a few plays reiuvenate Pnncc.on Joothal. Roaeoe Levoir converted.

The Boilermakers filled the air ESOlft PRWIS Tiiffy Thompson Features Gopher Victory With Flashy Sprints. ED. Mlnne.so- galloping Gophers, still in tune with the victory march, wrote another score of triumph Saturday over Boilermakers with a 29 to 7 conquc.st that gave last national champions an unbeaten string of 21 gridiron battles. George Uoscoe, the hard sma.sh- ing Gopher half, sounded the ojyenlng keynote of victory with a touchdown in the first period but it remained for Tuffy" Thompson to electrify the day crowd of about 44,000 with thrilling runs thru the entire Purdue team, one of which netted a score. vaunted team was never a match for Bcr- nle Bierman's powerful eleven.

Both teams lost possible touchdowns thru penalties. Purdue missing a score after Tom Mc- Ganuon made a brilliant 98 yard run on the kickoff In the fourth period, only to have the ball recalled because the Boilermakers were guilty of holding. Minnesota went to work with the opening whistle, the Gophers recovering fumble on the Purdue 25 and following it up with Tuffy 14 yaiii dash inside left end. Koscoe, on the next play, went 11 yards for a touchdown in.side left end, and Levoir converted. Thompson Runs 63 Yards.

Purdue got a bad break in the second period when a blocked punt rolled into the end zone for a safety and two points for the Gophers. Thompson came Into his own with a dazzling run in the third period, Purdue had penetrated to 41 when Minnesota stopped them cold and a few plays later, the slippery Gopher back made a brilliant 63-yard run around left end for a touchdown as his mates blocked beautifully. Levoir missed the kick from placement. Again Thompson threatened to score, this time on the kickoff. He fumbled momentarily but recovered to return the oval 44 yards from his own goal line.

After an exchange of punts, Tuffy took a Purdue kick for a 48-yard return. A penalty halted Execute Vt Irish Pass ESIERN EDGES WIN OVER lEEIN Bill Rhake.speare, above. Notre punter, into another character Saturdav he hurled a 35 yard touchdowui pass to Wayne Millner, Inset, in the la.st minute of play to give the Iri.sh an 18-13 victory over Ohio State. teugh Jlayea a hangup game at verses bv Army and Dartmouth, is Along with the fumbles, penal- gygpgcicd of having a bag of tricks with pas.ses in the thini period, ties played a big factor in the, pp especially for the' one of which finally netted a Husker offensive, Nebraska i score, Isbell pas.sed 35 yards to set back forty yard.s, some of it at beaten in its only Guiri to the Gopher 37, and two major game so far, comes all the I plays after Wright tossed to played thru without being assessed Oakland to tackle a Loebs on the 8-yard stripe. On a yard.

Blocking Features. Altho Williams w'as credited Fordham team which apparently the next play Wright took I.sbell’s is just beginning to click. pass for a score and Isbell con- Pltt and The Cadets. i verted. yard loss at end, but Rohrlg flanked the Tech team for the nece.ssary distance.

Helzer's placement for the extra point was wide of its mark. The final touchdown was indirectly the result of another blocked punt by Pfciff. Tech recovered the loose ball on the 2- yard line and Hammcmd lugged 25 yard punl back to the Tech 17-yard line. On the first play Beck slipped off left tackle for the 17 yards and the final with Heizer again picking up the e.xtra point on a placement. Second and third stringers went most of the way in the fourth period, Coach Stuart Bailer returning his top flight eleven to action only after Tech had entered danger territory, Adna Dobson, 190 pound fullback, was not included in the Lincoln party, Dobby being confined to his bed as a result of Bill Kinnamon, who replaced him in the starting lineup, W'as helped from the field with an injured leg midway In the second quarter, but reappeared in the lineup during the third period touchdown drives.

Woods and Hiidkins alternated while Bill was being patched up. Rohrig Outstanding. Hermle Rohrig easily was the AKERS ARE Sm 111 Don Sensational Run in Last Quarter Gives Wildcats Victory. EVANSTON, 111. Don Heap, a platinum blonde who u.sed to give Evan.ston cops a merry chasa when they tried to keep him from getting into Dyche stadium without a ticket, made good as a football player Saturday by a 43 yard touchdown dash that gave Northwestern a 10 to 3 triumph over Illinois.

Before a homecoming throng of 36,000 spectators, the Northwestern broke away on hi.s winning run in the final quarter with the knotted at 3-all. Taking a short lateral from Hugh Duvall, he faked a run to the left and then thru to the right on a twisting dash that earned him thru five tacklers for the score. Heaps run, cllma.xing a great Northwestern rally, not only gave the Wildcat.s their first Big Ten victory in four starts this season but netted them their fvr.st homecoming victory 1931. Illinois, outkleklng the victory starved Wildcats, shot in front in the game in the second period after both teams had narrowly mi.s.sed touchdowns. But in position when Steve punt went out on Northwc.stern’s 34, the 11- lini drove down to the 10-yard line.

Lowell Spurgeon then dropped back to the 20 and scored a beautiful placekick from a difficult angle. Kick Good. The lllini held their margin until the final period when a bad break suddenly turned the tide ot fortune. punt hit Bob Grieve on the leg and a swarm of Wildcats pounced on the ball on 4hc Illini 27 from which point crashed thru to the enemy 14. Hold Ann Arbor Performers Impressive Showing Against Penn.

Ax-xT AotiCMi ns The there, Duvall kicked a perfect goal ANN ARBOR. Mich. The mftcement from the Illini 23 University of Michigan put on a surprising display of power Saturday to defeat the favored vsr.sity of Pennsylvania Quakers, 16 to 6. Kurliah scored lone touchdown in the final period. Valpey Sweet put over touchdowns for Michigan in the first and second pcriod.s, and Viergever place-kicked a field goal in the dying minutes of the game from placement from the Illini 23 with Heap holding the ball.

It took the long subdued Wildcats just two minutes to put victory on ice. Wally Crnlco opened the road by returning the Illini kickoff back'46 yards on a beautiful dash to 47. Duvall smashed thru to the 43 and the stage was for Heap. Duvall flipped the ball to him and ho Bill Renner. sharp- sharply to his left.

As an shooting captain, passed to Art Illini tackier broke thru and Valpey, sophomore end, for the i missed him, he suddenly reversed finst Wolverine score in the first his run. hit thru his right tackle and was on hia way, shaking off tackier after tackier. Two Illini had him cornered on the 15-yard appily for the cornhusker cau.se, I am able to proclaim that this fear on my part was un- pfm Taimiiiic pnt.montn founded, for the simpiv fact.s arc sc.v.>r‘cr^*A Elken Scores on Pass. with one touchdown and Howell Klsewhere in the east fans are set the pirns for another with rums engagements betwcenPcnn after taking laterals, it was a cou -1 pie of by Husker ends tlmt produce pyrotechnics. made both of them po.ssible.

On principal en- will be staged at Baton around right end for the final period. Cedric Sweet, hard-hitting Michigan fullback, scored the other Wolverine touchdown from the 18- yard line in the second period, be-1 stripe, but he slde.stcpped them hind viciou.s blocking. and fell acro.ss the goal line just The Quakers capitalized on a as he was tackled liom the rear, fumbled punt to score their lone Heap w-as the leading ground touchdown in the final period, gainer of the dav, picking up 172 carrier. I Kurlish plunging' yard.n in thirty attempts. Lineup: The stocky halfback was as elu- 2-yarci line had sive as an eel as he peeled off i 24 yards to the 12.

I gain after gain. While Beck and I Passes Click. The Gopher.s counted again in Hammond gave him plenty of The 32,700 fans were scarcely the fourth. Roscoe ran 22 yards to 12, after which Eiken, substitute half, took a lateral pass Antllla Kuhn Scherer took out the Mis.souri while McDonald spilled a Tiger tackier grab Howell on The Hutkers came thru the who w-is Xut state team, conqueror verted. the Missouri I powerful Alabama Chim- ic.ss 98-yard cnme thnr the' Tide, collides with Bernie off and the eame wiLhout iniurv 1 adas Hubka' passing outfit the air with a vcuKxaucv.

drawnie a bumned Vve as the only' State. The last, Minne.sota stemmed the tid the word in the aerial game may be momentarily by intercepting one Spuri; con l.lntlhcrK Wilson port In the matter of ground gain-' seated when two from ing. In the line. Big Bill Pfeiff Renner to Chri.s.s Everhardu.s and I nykxtm pla.ved an almost flawle.ns game. Matt Patanelll.

each good for while Johnny Capron, George twenty yards, put the ball on the Rouge, where Ralph Minnesota touchdown. Bel.se con-S Binger, Leo Benson and Royal; Quaker 2-yard line, McGannon made his use- i Helzer also must be given credit, John Smithers fumbled there, run on the next kick-1 backfield aces were but Stark Ritchie. Michigan soph- Boilermakers took to Vaughan and Stevens, with Jac- omore hack, soon had the liall back quay and Varlano doing most of in scoring position with a the w'ork In the line, momentarily by intercepting one Lincoln outdow'ned Tech, 11 to uncorked w'hcn Abe Mickel pits Boilermaker but an the fi- i and except for a few' brief Ic 11 -ri qh. rh KuvMtt Wniv Lln-I Kcirt Hurncti (jcycr Hcnn 1 0 0 (I .1 111 lu casualty. This means Hu.skers can at full war strength fur Kansas next Satur-1 htvaving skill against nal gun soumlo day when the Javhawks come lo Armstrong, the Mississippi Sharp- the Minnesota of in scoring posiuon wun a five yard sprint to the Quaker ndd koui i 7, A dazzling lateral-forward combi-1 iifW goal, Score hy Northwcctcrn hcnrlnp: touchdnwt).

Heap, point after touelulown, OuvhII. (pliue- (plaeenieiii I. urKi'on, impulse. Happy in the knowledge that Dana Bible is to continue as a leader of Cornhu.sker squads and unwilling to fields, I here crave the privilege of expressing the hope that has heard the last whine inspired by the fact that the Cornhuskeis PLAY GREAT PART the Huskers was a w'ell ami played a hangup game that for- The big doing: in the middle together with King and Ret end.s. we.st will be at Iowa City where Minnesota marie eleven first downs AlPXiindrT Minnesota's Gophers for 291 yards by ru.shing to four-, rh ccntratlng on Renner, Svvi'ct scor- cri the next touchdow after Frank Bi.ssell.

Michigan gaurd. had rc- covercrl a fumble on the Quaker 31. Rcnru anti Smith- era took the ball to the 22 the ancient "statue of lilKTty" play iL.hrik and Sweet lugged it the rt of the klnnkmnn way, in tWO plungCH. Hr-rrilaii Onpron Henron HcUer Hitchcock Hammiind (Continued from Page 5-A.) ward pass tliret tlv over the mid- tackle Ozzie Simmons and his Iowa for' Purdue whirh gave Li In h.qvp py fush- 11 0 I Hcnner was bencherl for the sec- cuo and then came one of those plays that authors use as the basis for football fiction, souri had been the aggressor for die of the line which caught the in a game sure to have Boilermakers 172 yards by rush- Husker fullback too and the an important bearing on the Big ing. Most of first 'safety too far hack.

The Hu.skers Ten champion.ship. La.M year made by passing. The line -1 used a seven man line on defense Minnesota trounced Iowa 48 to 12, were the lo.sers of a football game, most of the second period, a Hus- The Scarlet has met defeat in years gone by and It is Inevitable that the experience will be repeated in the years to come. Meantime. I proclaim that to make a Cornhusker coach the of an honorable defeat Is to In- telligenre of the people of this state.

It Is sn affront to a whole slate, not to the man! Irish-Buckcye Statistics. lU of the Notre Dame Ohio State game. Noire II, III Net jortU rnOiinx lUI Ettrwiird 4 turwKni rtMitelcIrd 3 Sorwainl IwtrrcriH- hi 3 hy 3 I'uiillng axrraie SW fulMl rrliiroed IS rrcox rrrd I by iwimlty lA IS III le M.1 ker thrust being stopped by a fumble on the Tiger 2. The big clock showed but 45 seconds remaining of the first half. Missouri was on Its own 46 and Frye faded hack to pass Well smotherctl by rushers and unable to locate a receiver, he tossed wildly and it hit an ineligible Hnerhan's foot.

That gave the ball to the Huskers. Cardie Laterals to Williams. later Nebiaska had a touchdown. John Howell faded hark and passed to Lloyd Caulwell. Sc ing that he was trapped he snuppetl a lateral to Johnny Williams and Johnny raced the remaining yards or so for the It was the spot for the ipf.

tacular and the Huskers i furniaheti the fireworks. This time I Francis converted, the ball cutting the heart of the uprights. Williams lexl the prancing Hus- kei-s to the dressing rmmi with a 6rr for it i 13-6 advant.ige. Jerry LaNoue, 1 for a. and stopped the Tiger running at-, tack.

i S'-hvrer le Bourne leidel Mehr Pett Beger re Hr.well Ill eli ..11) oi hiner -ft. Smtt 9 19 4 7 Immuri t) 0 J. Lunhr. Try fur tx-jnt Kiant ii- FI tu 1 tor 1 fur i Duiiai.l. for 1' lino 1 Hfili lor t'aruv.

i lur I'la It, for Hqdtr lur lie. Bcti Kii i fur Hirith lur 111 A uk I i for inttii.i l-'r'- a for lexhin fur Murru season and the rest of the team vastly improved, the Hawkeycs seem set lo give Minnesota a real battle. Irish Be Pres.scd. Notre Dame may be extended by a Northwestern team that kioks mtter every time out, but Ohio ups: Sfhre.er Il Bf 1 Sanhefur W'oltman rt ran Uheii Wrlg'it Purriue 0 Trch SconnR: Lincoln, 0 11 half, to conserve his strength 2 i f.l- the three Western conferent games remaining, Michigan made twelve first downs to nine, but lor 1 0 for ilou 1 E. i K.

Fowcll tor tmin Hender- ion TmnUfiUiiti fo' lidleikK Hir 1). Johf.TTi for Hckrr, for H. tur I-rje H. Maioii for Fie Hendt 1 'on lor tor P. I.oihiner for R.

Etl- rtofiiKy for Smiili, E. for liitnda, for Houme lor M. lleirttl for I'Tkk lor for t'-intf, for who ignored the slippery fli ld all Wurrmv W. rtio.ili lor r.r«>. HEAD Important Message On Page 14-A for Britv, fur Lochine'.

MM.in for Houston for Off ca urne TtemiKin as he chased bark punts, scooped a fumbleil pui't which had slipped thru How-) ouava arms end got back 9 yards to 43. I Tht-n came Jerry swinging thru the Ti er left tackle on the same COUNTRY CLUB MOVIE play that had taken him to a touchdown a 1 Minnesota After traveling 10 yards, he saw a pocket of Tiger tacklers ahead, so be pushed a lateral back to John Htiwell, Johnny getting with- cugo. Purdue goes ag.nnst Wisconsin, iouri liopi to continue its good to date against ach Biff Oklahoma ti ain and Kansas gels N. P. cific co.i has two foa- tu I with ('aliforiiiu Wa J'ui.

Imi and btanford meeting lioni anla Clara. The headliner will be Rice vs. pu. hing it hard. Otlier leadm.i’ game.sa MArrjiifitf Michigan Stgia: Stai- va State.

Mtihigtu vt Soiitlr Qrorgta vi TuUne; ta. ('ivmaon Alabama. I C- va. Syracuae. Ttth vh Crosa: Yale va.

Brown. B-TUthw'-'t Tulaa va. Centenary. Far Waahinfton State va. Idaho; fc'tata va.

Oregan, Colorado Minnf rota Scorinx braaka, Itnesman Kroie by 0 14 13 0 0 Mlnnefota SconnR: Lincoln, touchdowna. rapmn. P. Reed I Btnger, Rohrig. Berk, Extra point, Hel- Omitn 3, Weid sut.atit'Fiona; I iNf Beck the Quakers outgained me woi- F.enneiiohn Oech Wldxetn Klnn Levon Thomrisun Roacot Beiae 7 2 7 Sut.atit'Fiona; i wee a i Miller, Knnen for Hitihrork.

Rood for yerinC.S 159 vard.H tO 144 by rUStl- mg 94 to 63 by passing. L.it hdowii, riphi po.nt after laheit. plat i M'nne'oia, tfiuih i'vn. Tliompxon. King and Liken, ((Oitili: tuurhUown, l.evolr 2, I -ii Ir ill 1 liell'a btoiked k.ek rolled l-m In end "uliatililliona I'ltrdut, t' Heed Fowell; lacklea I-ehi mg quKrtcr- hsdt nrka ii.lliH.~k Itei grr.

Minne'otii enda. Anltl, ti.1'3». Wilkm quiii k. Hunt, I'lUK; haUbarka. E.Keii, tiinitro.

Urani, luanack, Kura Miiur, Mowbray for Binger, Adama for Porter. Cather for Hammond, Wooda for Hudkina, Hrnun fur Hager. Meier for Benaon 0 H. Kannelly for Alexander Rodilrom for Spiegab Offlria.a Lrr.te umaiia, referee; Faui Pav umpire, Pave Nebraaka, imrsrnan. The lineups and Michigan VILLANOVA RALLIES TO DEFEAT DETROIT 13-7 VILLANOVA, Villanova came Irom behind to defeat the University of Dctioit 13 to 7.

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Follow ing a big 'Bama team roll. It the dinner, and golf in the afternoon thnd Saturday that in a foot of the promised land be-' if weather permits, motion pic- Alabama has demonstrated its fore he dropped. turei of most club members as power despite injuries to the var- The line opened such a hole for well as all the Hardy cup players sity. to go Francis on his shot at right guard will be shown, that he burst Into the end zone LINCOLN STOPS OMAHA TECH BY 27 TOO MARGIN (Continued from Page 5-A Lincoln was In front 14-0 at the intermission. i The remainder of the Lincoln scoring was done in the third pe- i rkod.

Bill Pfeiff blocked a Tech i punt and Benson recovered on the Omaha 17-yard line, while a couple tackle smashes by Rohrig and; KENTUCKY ELEVEN 13-0! Hammond made It a first down BIKMI.NGHAM, l.V. With 1 pay terrl- RIM sdn tide drdwns tory. Beck was spilled for a two and almost beyond the goal posts before he could slow up, not a Tiger bant! being laid upon him. im's placekick was wide Only 7 1-2 minutes had lieen used up of quarter (Toach H'hle baa been ontenl to use his original starting eleven. Midland Player Hurt, FHEMti.NT.

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