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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Saturday, January 17, 1970 21 Bethlehem Catholic Edges HHS in 66 to 65 Cliff-Hanger Here Long Shot From Corner By Jennings Is Clincher 49 Deadlocks East Penn League Last Night's Scores Bethlehem Catholic 66, HHS 65 Allentown Allen 102, Tamaqua 74 Bethlehem Liberty 57. Bethlehem v) 0 0 1 on Vv Jim Schmeidel Scores Central Wins, Crimson for Allentown Central Catholic scored must victory at Phillipsburg last night, 75-55, and tied Pottsville for the East Penn League first-half championship. The two teams finished with 9-1 records and they'll meet Monday at Muhlenberg in Allentown in a playoff for the first-half crown. In three other games, Allentown Allen (7-3) drubbed Tamaqua (0-10) at Allentown, 102-74; Easton (3-7) edged Allentown Dieruff (5-5) at Easton, 60-58, in double overtime, and Bethlehem Liberty (4-6) kayoed Bethlehem Freedom (4-5), 57-53, at Liberty. Central, taking no chances, was in command all the way at Phillipsburg.

Tom McGorry led the Vikings with 17, John Caspar had 15, Dan Damweber 11 and Tom Williams 10. Brian Dominic was the only P-burg player in doubles. He had 12. Schmeidel Scores 49 Tim Schmeidel, the league's first-half scoring champ from Allen, set a Little Palestra record with 49 points. Jerry Watto had 19, Glen Smith 14, Pastucha 13 and Stickler 10 for the Blue Raiders.

Easton needed double overtime to upend Dieruff. Dickey, Sterner, Keller and Haney were all in doubles for the Red Rovers and Stellar and Fedor had 29 between them for the Huskies. Mike Hartenstine, Dan Woodard and Priestas were all in doubles for Liberty and Dan Gilbert had 22 for Freedom in a game that was close all the way. The box scores: Allentown C.C. Damweber 4 3-5 11, Williams 4 2-4 10, Gaspar 7 1-2 15, McGorry 7 3-3 17, Susko 1 0-1 2, Worman 0 0-0 0, DaRe 3 0-0 6, Kasper 1 0-0 2, Stano 3 0-0 6, Caldarelli 1 4-6 6.

Totals: 31 13-21 75. Phillipsburg Freeman 1 3-4 5, Morgan 4 1-1 9, Clymer 2 0-0 4, Coopersmith 3 3-4 9, Dominic 3 6-9 12, Tibbott 2 1-2 5, T. James 1 1-1 1 P. James 2 0-0 4, Oberly 2 2-2 6. Totals: 19 17-23 55.

Score by periods: Allentown C.C 17 42 51 75 Phillipsburg 10 24 33 55 Officials Zubia and Shema. Tamaqua Tonkin 3 2-2 8, Watto 8 3-4 19, Hawks reeled off eight straight points and tied it 29. It was later tied at 33 before Falamette's fast-break deuce gave the Mountaineers a 33-31 margin at the half. Sam Mumaw and Wally Kist-hardt started the second half for the Mounts with quick field goals but Jennings scored six of the next seven points and cut the Mountaineer lead to one. Paul Grube's deuce gave the Hawks the lead for the first time, in the second half at 39-38 and after the lead changed hands several times, the Hawks took a 48-45 margin into the final period.

Jennings rimmed 11 in the third quarter and Famalette four and all five of Jennings' field goals were from the wing. Mounts Tie It Coach Bob Bukvics' Hawks then pushed to 56-51, 58-53 and 60-55 leads before the Mounts rallied. Parsons hit with a layup and then stole the ball and passed it to Famalette, who scored a layup. Grube's foul conversion with 3:22 to play made it 61-59, Becahi, but Mumaw knotted it with a pair of fouls at the 2:40 mark. Mike Hal-breiner fouled out on the play.

With 2:32 to play, Wally Kist-hardt, who sat out a good portion of the third period because he was in foul trouble, was fouled by Rich Kearney, who fouled out, and he converted a pair to push the Mounts ahead, 63-61. Two jump balls followed and Bethlehem Catholic controlled the second tap. With 1:15 remaining, Bob Halbreiner converted a three-point play. He was fouled as he sank a layup. That put the Hawks up by one, 64-63.

Mumaw retaliated with a rebound deuce at the 42-second mark and HHS regained the lead but with 28 seconds to go Jennings hit again from the corner and the Hawks were up by one again. Two jump balls followed and HHS controlled both and got the ball to Parsons in close on the side following the second tap. He was fouled as he shot and, as luck would have it, missed both shots. Four In Doubles Parsons, Famalette and Mumaw rimmed 15 each for the Mounts, Kisthardt had 11, Charlie Liott five (no 'V i if I mQj VW: fit ti" 1 1 1 Mp i SittV I l' 11 ''I' 'ILL I- I Mill IlllLlL lilii'i-TfflMlii iiJIilliili nn AIRBORNE Jim Famalette (34) of HHS Is airborne on this play in Catholic-HHS East Penn School Basketball League game at the St. Ed Parsons of HHS, Mick Halbreiner of Bethlehem Catholic is on his of HHS is behind Famalette.

lst Half Flag Smith 6 2-3 14, Pastucha 4 5-9 IS, Truskey 0 0-1 0, Connely 3 0-0 6, Ritsick 1 2 2 4. Welsh 0 0-1 0, Stickler 3 4-4 10. Behr 0 0-0 0. Eva 0 0-0 0. Totals: 28 18-28 74.

Allen Schmeidel 20 9-10 49. Tollinch 4 0-0 8, Kahan 2 1-2 5. Horowitz 2 4-5 8, Whary 1 1-1 3, D. Wolfs 2 0-0 4, StrzclecH 5 1-4 11, Bonadl 1 2-2 4, Handschue 1 1-2 3, Donely 2 0-1 4. Emery 0 0-0 0.

Sewardi 1 1-3 3. Totals: 41 20-30 102. Score by periods: Tamaqua 14 24 47 74 Allen 22 48 74 102 Officials Sylvester and Conwell, Dieruff Leibensberger 3 3-4 9, Stellar 5 5 5 15, Smurda 3 1-2 7, Sincavage 1 4- 6 6, Fedor 6 2-2 14, Finley 3 0-0 6, Reiter 0 1-1 1, Smith 0 0-1 0. Totals: 2116-2158. Easton Haney 3 5-6 11, Godown 0 0-0 0, Sterner 5 2-2 12, Lacey 3 2-5 8, Keller 3 4-8 10, Attinello 1 1-4 3, Dickey 6 4-6 16.

Totals: 21 18-28 60. The score by quarters: Dieruff 12 30 39 50 56 58 Easton 7 25 39 50 56 60 Officials Manfredi and Kimock. Freedom Gilbert 8 10-11 22, Freundel 3 5-8 11, DeAngelis 0 0-2 0, Lees 4 0-0 8, Pietreuschie 3 2-2 8, Mendoza 2 0-0 4. Totals 18 17-23 53. Liberty Woodward 5 3-5 13, Hartenstine 7 1-2 15, Korpics 4 0-2 8, Priestas 2 8-12-12, E.

Ruyak 1 6-7 8, Fejes 0 1-2 1. Totals 19 19-30 57. The score by periods: Freedom 6 22 33 53 Liberty 9 24 38 57 Officials Erhart and Stelg-erwalt. Blues Recall Ma hi ST. LOUIS (AP)-The St.

Louis Blues announced Friday the recall of left wing Wayne Maki from Buffalo of the American Hockey League under emergency conditions. Blues coach general manager Scotty Bowman said Maki was recalled because of injuries that have sidelined defenseman Noel Picard and center Phil Goyette. SgEflf OFF $4 Tune Up Unbeaten Harman, Grebey Clash at HHS Gym at 7:45 Unbeaten D.A. Harman (9-0) and unbeaten H. F.

Grebey (8-0) renew their lengthy rivalry at the HHS gym at 7:45 o'clock tonight. The two teams are leading both the Hazleton Intra-district Junior High Basketball League and the Public-Parochial Junior High Basketball League and the winner tonight will claim undisputed possession of the lead in both leagues. Jack Kokinda coaches Harman and John Grobelny coaches Grebey. Grebey is the defending champion of both leagues. More than 1,000 fans are expected to attend.

The JayVee game will start at 6:30 p.m. instead of the usual 6 p.m. starting time. Peonage and Involuntary Servitude, Flood Charges By 11 A I SAUL Standard-Speaker Sports Editor Jeff Jennings, who kept Bethlehem Catholic in the game with 11 points in the third quarter, bombed in a field goal from the corner with 28 seconds to play and it turned out to be the clincher in a 66-65 conquest cf HHS at the St. Joseph gym last night.

Ed Parsons of the Mountaineers, who played- an outstanding game, had a chance to tie it or win it when he was awarded two foul shots with two seconds to play but he missed both of them under tremendous pressure. The first shot rolled around the rim and fell out and the eecond hit the rim r.nd bounced away. The buzzer ended the game before anyone could control the rebound. A good-sized crowd saw the two physically-tough clubs go at it full cpeed ahead from the opening whistle in an exciting game that closed out the first half schedule for both teams. HHS finished the first half East Penn race with a 7-3 record, good for a third place tie with Allentown Allen.

Bethlehem Catholic wound up 5-5 in the first half and cracked a four-game Mountaineer winning skein. Coach Dave Shafer's Mounts are 8-4 overall. See-Saw Game Becahi led during the first two minutes before it was tied at seven and nine and then the Mounts went up by as much as seven in the first quarter before the Hawks reduced the spread to five starting the second period, 21-16. Parsons and Jim Famalette scored seven points each for HHS in the first quarter and Paul Grube and Bob Halbreincr had 11 between them for the Hawks. In the second quarter, Bethlehem Catholic's combination defense began to work after the Mountaineers moved to their biggest lead of the night, 29-21.

The Hershey Has Busy Weekend Continuing their heavy January schedule, the Hershey Bears have back to back games with the Buffalo Bisons in the Sports Arena tonight and in the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium on Sunday. Having played back to back ties with the Providence Reds 4-4 in Providence on Sunday and 2-2 in the Sports Arena on Wednesday the Bears are undefeated in their last seven games (four wins and three ties); in last 12 games hare a record of seven wins, a pair of losses and three ties. Hershey won the Eastern Division's championship in the American Hockey League last season. In their first round drive to the Calder Cup championship the Bears eliminated the Bisons four games to two. This is the fourth meeting of the season between Hershey and Buffalo.

The Bisons have won 2-1 and 5-2 games in the Sports Arena and 8-3 in Buffalo. This season the two clubs meet five times in each city. Veteran goaltender, John Henderson, was released from the Toronto General Hospital on Wednesday following corrective surgery on his right knee. He will return to Hershey this coming Wednesday; but will be lost to the Bears until late in the season. Meanwhile, defenseman Larry McNabb, has been sent to the Salt Lake Golden Eagles Hockey Club of the Western Hockey League for a two-week period.

Ray Kinasewich, one-time rightwinger for the Bears, is general manager coach of the Salt Lake team. McNabb came to Hershey from the Vancouver Canucks last season; has also played with Providence in the AHL and Spokane, San Francisco and San Diego in the WHL. Hershey has something of an in-Jury lis. Aside from John Henderson, the 5ars were without the services of Mike Mahoney, Chuck Hamilton and Tel Snell for the Providence game on Wednesday. Mahoney is nursing a charley horse of the right leg; Hamilton has a groin injury.

Ted Snell suffered a hairline fracture of the right ankle in Baltimore last Friday night. Mahoney will probably be ready for the Buffalo series over the weekend. Jean Gratton is skating right-wing with Gil Gilbert and Michel Harvey on the French Line. Harney Leads At Phoenix PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -Paul Harney, a grey-haired veteran who hasn't won since 1965, fired a two-under-par 69 Friday and moved into the second round lead in the $100,000 Phoenix Open Golf tournament.

Harney, a 40-year-old who also led at the halfway mark at last week's Los Angeles Open, had a 36-hole total of 134 and a one-shot lead. Larry Zlegler fashioned a blistering 65 slx-under-par on the Phoenix Country Club course and was tied at 135 with Howie Johnson and defending champlpn Gene Littler. Littler and Johnson each had a 68. Bert Greene, the first round lender at 64, slipped to a 72 for 136 and was tied at the figure With five others. They are Lee Trevino, with a econd-round CG; Terry Dill, 00; Rod Funselh and Phil Rodgers, nnh fi7; nnd Hnmrro BlancaS, Freedom 53 Easton 60, Allentown Dieruff 58 Allentown C.C.

75, Phillipsburg 55 Final First Half Standings W. L. Pet. Pottsville 9 1 .900 Allentown C.C 9 1 .900 HHS 7 3 .700 Allentown Allen 7 3 .700 Allentown Dieruff 5 5 .500 Bethlehem Catholic 5 5 .500 Bethlehem Freedom 4 6 .400 Bethlehem Liberty ..4 6 .400 Easton 3 7 .300 Phillipsburg 2 8 .200 Tamaqua 0 10 .000 Monday's Game Pottsville vs. Allentown C.C.

at Muhlenberg (first half title playoff). HHSJayVees Romp, 69-39 The HHS JayVees had no trouble running their record to 10-2 at the St. Joseph gym last night where they walloped the Bethlehem Catholic JayVees, 69-39. Jack Temchatin had another big night for Coach Adam Sieminski's Mountaineers, this time with 29 points. He was also tough off the boards.

Jimmy Cipriano rimmed 14 for HHS, Yoatsie Novotnak had seven and Ed Parlatore six. Bob Cacciatore rimmed 13 for the losers and Majczan had 10. The box score: Becahi JayVees Majczan 4 2-7 10, Chaldny 0 0-0 0. Adams 2 0-2 4, R. Caciatore 4 5-6 13, Ronan 0 0-0 0, Morgan 2 1-2 5, Pankonis 0 1-2 1, McGinney 0 0-0 0, Pinter 10-0 2, Harvilla 1 1-3 3, Campbell 0 1-1 1, Campietro 0 0-0 0.

Totals: 14 11-23 39. HHS JayVees Cipriano 7 0-0 14, Parlatore 3 0-5 6, Mingo 1 2-2 4, DeCosmo 0 0-0 0. Novotnak 1 5-7 7, Gavio 0 3-6 3, Scatton 0 0-0 0, Provizzi 1 2-2 4, Falatko 0 0-0 0, Temchatin 13 3-6 29. Totals: 26 15-22 69. The score by quarters: Becahi JVs 8 18 29 39 HHS JVs 14 29 55 69 Officials E.

Alfiero and T. Shep-person. Shamrock Gets April Opener HARRISBURG (AP) The Pennsylvania Horse Racing Commission Friday approved dates for three thoroughbred groups, but made no mention of the new track near Harrisiburg. Shamrock Racing Association, which will conduct its meetings at Pocono Downs near Wilkes-Barre, was given April 3 through June 20 and Sept. 11 through Oct.

17. There will be no racing Mondays, but Shamrock will be allowed to stage doubleheaders on Saturdays. Eagle Downs, which races at Liberty Bell will hold meetings June 1 through July 11 and Dec. 8 through Dec. 31.

There will be no racing Dec. 24 and 25. Continental Downs, also rac ing at Liberty Bell in Philadel phia, will hold meetings July 13 through Aug. 22 and Nov. 16 through Dec.

7. Pennsylvania National Turf Club, which is building a new track in East Hanover Township east of Harrisburg, was not as signed dates. However, there is a gap that could be filled after Continental ends its first meet Aug. 23 or in the month following Oct. 17 when Shamrock closes.

George P. Miller, 73, Former Coach, Is Dead INDIANA, Pa. (AP) George P. Miller, former Indiana University of Pennsylvania athletic director who was Inducted into the Helms Foundation NAIA Hall of Fame, died Friday at the age of 73. Miller retired in 1961 after serving as athletic director for 35 years.

During that time he coached virtually every sport. As football coach from 1926 to 1949 his teams posted a 77-41-8 record and went undefeated in 1934. He was Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1962. Miller died in Indiana Hospital after a short illness. Eastern Pro League Tonight's Games Scranton at Allentown Binghamton at Sunbury Hamden at Wilkes-Barre The Standings W.

L. Pet. Wilmington 12 3 .800 Hamden 10 5 .667 Allentown 6 5 .546 Hartford 7 6 .538 Wilkes-Barre 6 6 .500 Scranton 6 7 .462 Binghamton 3 8 .273 Sunbury 2 12 .143 Sunday's Games Jlentown at Binghamton Wilkes-Barre at Hartford Sunbury at Scranton Hamden at Wilmington SKIING AT WONDERVIBW (Across from the Bloomsburg Airport) Weeknites 7 P.M. to 10 P.M. Weekends and Holidays 1 P.M.

to 10 P.M. Phone Bloomsburg 784-6560 OFFICIAL STATE INSPECTION STATION )) Oil JU1Y SEMCE BELOW! (Coupon Expires Jan. 24, 1970) No. 2 Inspection Sticker Expires Jan. 31 st the third quarter of the Bethlehem Joseph gym last night.

No. 50 is way to the floor and Sam Mumaw (Photo by Dan Chyko) which makes a player the pro perty of a club until he is trad ed, sold or released, and con tends the sport is a monopoly operating in restraint of trade. "The baseball establishment maintains a lifetime grip on any player who wishes to play professional baseball in the United States," he adds. The reserve clause twice be fore has been tested in the Su preme Court and each time upheld. The first time was in 1922 when the nation's highest tribu nal held by an 8-0 vote that baseball was not an inter-state business and thus not subject to anti-trust laws.

A similar finding was handed down in 1952 when the Supreme Court by a 7-2 opinion refused to overturn the 1922 ruling. Commissioner Kuhn, in New York, declined immediate com' ment on the latest threat to baseball's structure, but a high ranking baseball official said: "Baseball will fight this case to the end. There will be no We welcome the opportunity to prove the game's legality in the courts." The commissioner is one of the defendants. The others are the presidents of the two major leagues and the 24 major league clubs. Sprucehicken Golf League Will Meet The Sprucehicked Golf League will held its annual reorganization meeting at Five Point Inn today at 6 p.

m. with election of officers and discussion of plans for the 1970 season the main topics of business. All members and anyone interested in participating in the league is invited to attend the session. City-FreelandCYO Weekend games: Today: St. Gabriel vs.

St. Mary at Foster. St. Stanislaus vs. Mt.

Carmel at Mother of Grace. Sunday: St. Anthony vs. St. Joseph, 1 and 2 p.m.

Freeland Slovaks vs. Holy Trin-ity at St. Joseph, 3 and 4 p.m. Transfiguration at St. Ann.

The Standings W. L. St. Stanislaus 5 0 St. Gabriel 5 0 St.

Mary 5 0 St. Joseph 3 2 Mt. Carmel 3 3 St. Ann 3 3 Holy Trinity 1 3 Transfiguration 1 5 Freeland Slovaks 1 5 PAL Notes Junior Division W. Patrolmen 5 Cruisermen 4 Chiefs 3 Sergeants 2 Plainclothesmen 2 Traffic Patrol 2 Lieutenants 1 Investigators 0 Senior Division W.

Desk Sergeants 5 Detectives 5 Captains 3 City Engineers 2 Corporals 2 Metermen 2 Motor Patrol 1 Councilmen 0 5 Playing Schedule A. D. Thomas Monday 5:45 Patrolmen vs. Plainclothesmen 6:45 Chiefs vs. Seargeants 7:45 Traffic Patrol vs.

Lieutenants Wednesday 5:45 Chiefs vs. Cruisermen 6:45 Investigators vs. Sergeants 7:45 Desk Sergeants vs. Detec tives Thursday 5:45 Metermen vs. Corporals 6:45 Motor Patrol vs.

Captains 7:45 Councilmen vs. City Engineers Practice Schedule Monday 5:30 Cruisermen and Captains 6:30 Corporals and Detectives 7:30 Desk Sergeants and Motor Patrol Wednesday 5:30 Traffic Patrol and Lieu tenants 6:30 Meter me and Plainclothesmen 7:30 Councilmen and City Engineers The games on Wednesday will feature one of the best for the season when the Desk Sergeants meet the Detectives of the senior division. Both teams have 5 and 0 records and it is hoped a large crowd will be on hand to see the two teams play. The winner of this game is almost assured first half honors. The game will start at 7:30.

Punch Imlach Buffalo Coach BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -George "Punch" Imlach was hired Friday as general manager and coach of the new Buffalo entry in the National Hockey League. Imlach. 51, was fired last spring as general manager and coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs. His signing by Buffalo was announced at a news conference.

The length and terms of his contract were not disclosed. At Toronto, where he became general manager and coach in 1958, his Maple Leafs won four Stanley Cups and finished out of the playoffs only once in 11 seasons. Imlach began his career playing junior hockey in Ontario. Ho had been a player-coach for the Quebec Aces in the American Hockey League and a coach for one year for Springfield the AI1L. A former conch, manager and part owner of Quebec Aces of the Quebec Senior Hocksy League, he went to Toronto as manager of the Maple Leafs late in the 1950s and assumed the dual roles of manager-coach after the firing of coach Billy STATE INSPECTIONS Engine and Manfredi four.

Parsons and Mumaw had 13 rebounds each and the Mounts had a 40-34 rebound edge. They had their problems with Becahi's combination defense (zone press in the backcourt and man-toman up front) and got off only 50 shots (23 for 50) from the field and had 15 turnovers. On the other hand, the Mounts had more than a half-dozen picture assists. Jennings finished with 17, Grube had 15, R. Halbreiner 12, Bob Al-pago 11 and Kearney nine.

The two Halbreiners and Kearney were tough off the boards. HHS opens the second half race with Pottsville here Wednesday night. The box score: Bethlehem Catholic R. Halbreiner 5 2-2 12, Kearney 3 3-3 9, Grube 6 1-3 15, Alpago 5 1-6 11, Jennings 8 1-2 17, M. Halbreiner 1 0-0 2, O'Boyle 0 0-0 0, Eddinger 0 0-0 0.

Totals: 28 10-23 66. HHS Parsons 6 3-9 15, Manfredi 1 2-4 4, Mumaw 5 5-5 15, Famalette 6 3-4 15, Kisthardt 4 3-4 11, Liott 1 3-4 5, Leib 0 0-0 0, Cerasaro 0 0-1 0. Totals: 23 19-30 65. Score by periods: Beth. Catholic 16 31 48 66 HHS 21 33 45 65 Officials Bob Mentzell and Charlie Gower.

West Favored In Pro Bowl LOS ANGELES (AP) The weather remained unsettled but there were no surprises Friday in the selection of the starting teams in the 20th annual National Football League Pro Bowl game Sunday. The East coach, Tom Fears of the New Orleans Saints, named Bill Nelsen of the Cleveland Browns to lead off at quarterback, with the New York Giants' Fran Tarkenton waiting in the wings. Norman Van Brocklin of the Atlanta Falcons, the West coach, picked Roman Gabriel of the Los Angeles Rams, Most Valuable Player in the NFL, for his starter, and his own Bob Berry as the back-up quarterback. Berry replaced Minnesota's Tfnnn who here as a guest but unable to play. He injured his shoulder in the Super Bowl loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

The game is set for Memorial Coliseum, rain or shine. Kickoff time is 4 p.m. EST. A national television audience can watch it via the Columbia Broadcasting Company, with Southern California blacked out. NFL coaches selected the personnel but cannot vole for one of their own players.

But few of the NFL stars are missing from the squads. The West is favored. Biddy Basketball West Hazleton Last Night's Scores Pecora's 24, Brehm's 21 (ot) Miner's 37, Booster It 27 Monday's Games 6 p.m. Brehm's at Booster 7 p.m. George's at Pecora'j srm Clean and adjust plugs, set points and timing and adjust carburetor.

Parts extra, if needed. By WILL GRIMSLEY AP Special Correspondent NEW YORK (AP) Baseball is a monopoly that places play-ers in a state of peonage and involuntary servitude, veteran outfielder Curt Flood contended Friday in filing a suit that challenges the very foundation of the national pastime. The civil suit was brought in federal court by the 32-year-old, star who last fall was traded by the St. Louis Cardinals to the Philadelphia Phillies in a seven-player deal. After the trade, Flood made a request of Bowie Kuhn, commissioner of baseball, that he be permitted to negotiate his 1970 contract as a free agent.

The request was denied. "I do not see what action I can take and cannot comply with the request," the commissioner replied. In his complaint, Flood attacks baseball's reserve clause, Bowling News ST. JOHN'S LANES Junior League Today, 1 p.m.-Jaguars vs. Javelins, Stingrays vs.

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