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ff GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS MONDAY JULY 11 1927 INISHEDEASTSTANDS WASHINGTON WINNER Home Run Gives Done By Moger And Elliott IN UPHILL CONTEST GIANTS DIVIDE DEDICATE THANKSGIVING I BABE RUTH GOES HITLESS RECRUIT HITS HOME RUN ab 0 3 Statgcf 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 far be bBatted for Lundgren in 5th 1 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 4 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 ONE MAN TO TAKE HOLD S3 0 5 IS 0 0 0 fourth YORK The 0 3 0 1 3 113 0 0 a 2 Best 1 0 0 0 1 3 Seller 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GAMS SECOND 0 0 0 15 3 10 24 14 STANDINGS 3 3 AMERICAN' 3 9 a 68 ST LOUIS 0 0 0 WHEN it comes to best sellers Camel leads them 2 5 0 0 0 SOI TH ATLANTIC 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 42 11 15 27 5 3 and individuality of taste that is beyond match ing or imitation If you yet know its satisfying smooth ness just try this overwhelming favorite among cigarettes "Have a We make a Specialty of Clock Repairing 1927 ft Ryml4s Tebwco ft 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Scbubless hardel 2 3 0 0 5 0 8W667 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 Mount better 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 3 0 ft 0 2 0 2 0 ft 0 0 a 3 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 1 1 stnud has been The cpnce be stnnd itself 15 sort of corridoi 0 ft 1 a city two in IRh 2 a 2 3 BtahepZb Huie 3b Cobhrf Slnfonscf Perkin Dykes lb Lamar If Boley ss Walberr Patep Rommel Grovep Quinn aCollins Adams si Pick 3b Webbrf Me neonlt Grimm lb Hannett Beck 2b Bushp Left on Base on strucx hit a triple with the sixth Totals Tlh Salisbury Pocky Mount Italelgh Winston Salem High Point Durham Combs cf Ruthlt Gehriclb Meuselrf Laszerlse Dusan 3b Grab'sklc Pennoekp ripwrasp Thomas aWera bPaschal mistakes rough? GAME NEW 0 8 I last of of the being KENAN STADIUM AT CHAPEL HILL SATURDAY 500 300 200 GOL AS CHAMPIONS PLAY IT by by Burke Sewell Win IjiMins nitcher Van Gratian and Row 2:11 3 9 4 0 OPEN GRAND CIRCUIT RACING SEASON TODAY Oil 2 ft 1 Hit Sewell) Wll! Passed ball 4 0 4 0 0 VVIUU A UOV OPTROU8UE IN THE ROUGH Dine well here and save' time and money Players will have the Rockies as a haeic the hazardH will he Braly was leading in the first half with 21 thefts Cook and Clabougb had 19 each Cook and Clabough poled out the most doubles each getting 22 two ply blows Lundeen and Wade were next with 21 apiece Strain and Lundeen were In front with the most triples each having nine to his credit Cashion and Tauby both of Dur ham sacrificed 20 times in the first half as the leaders 5 Roush cf 4 H'nsbySb 2 Terry lb 4 Jacksons 4 Harperrt Taylor Barnes Rlcerf Harris Speaker cf 5 ttoannir Judge lb Bluege3b Reeveses Burgerc Tatec Llsenlieep Burke Braxton aThurston bRigney 4 3 KINSTON TANS REMAIN LOYAL TO THEIR CLUB DESPITE STEADY LOSS 3 Top cer3b 4 0 Dot lev lb 8 ixouthitef O' Bynum Jeweler 103 Market Street Detroit" Trims Yanks Thomas Wins 13th or St Louis Loses to Mackmen MUCH DISTANCE 013 1 0 4 1 Toledo Ohio July The 1927 grand circuit harness racing season opens here tomorrow Two large stakes a trotting and a pac ing fixture each worth 120000 head line the opening week's events The meet will move to Detroit next week The circuit will shift back into Ohio again in August when a two week's program will be held at north Randall The Cleveland meet will be marked by the rainy day two year old trotting sweepstakes worth approximately 18000 and the cham pionship stallion stake with a prob able purse of $10000 Portsmouth Wilson Petersburg Richmond Norfolk Vilgil Barnes Allows St Louis One Hit as McGrawmen Opener 1 to 0 Totals 26 0 1 24 ft Score by Innings: Louis New York Summary: Errors Mcnubie Tav or Stolen Reese Roush Harper tn Terry What are the commonest made in playing out of the 1 Rnlejgh July Good pitching by two butlers timely hit ting and strong defensive aflcid combined to give Raleigh first half honrg and put Rocky Mount in sec ond place unofficial figures of Pied mont league activities revealed to night Mose Clabough High Point's home run king of the minors led with the bat at 395 followed by Strain Ra leigh with 387 Moger Raleigh hurler now being sought by the Philadelphia Athletics and Gufford Rocky Mount were leading pitchers each averaging 750 Moger wbn 18 games and lost six Gufford Avon 12 and lost four MayRocky Mount finished second having it victories and four losses for an average of 733 Rocky Mount was first in fielding with 968 Raleigh following with967 On tire other hand Rocky Mount stood last in hitting with 264 while Raleigh was next to the bottom with 269 In comparing relative standing" the clubs Durham was last in the rtce yet led the entire league In team hitting with an average of 304 Dur ham had six regulars hitting in the 300 class and two others not low that mark Yet Raleigh and Rocky executed wlnninsr play by fielding and the work of two good hurlers The Capitals had Moger and Elliott who won 30 games as a pair and lost 13 Rocky Mount was kept around the top by May and Gufford who together won 23 and lost eight games Home run honors of the first half went to Clabough who cracked out Uc1rcult blows and has added two more since and Cook They were tied Otis Cashion Durham was second with nine while eori who has been dropped by the Point ers was third with eight During the first halt 15 players accumulat ed as many as three home runs Holmes Diehl former Capital out fielder now with Richmond led in scoring with 69 runs during the irst half Clabough was second with 59 and Otis Cashion third with 58 The Durham club scored 393 as the leader In team run getting while the Capi tals had 394 to tbeir credit Salis bury had the least number of runs Natural Golf Linka An 18 hule golf course is now In course of construction at Glacier Na tional Park snow capped crnnnd and knolls trout streams and clumps of alder bush fashioned by Dame Na ture 2 ft 2 0 9 0 Totals 32 5 9 27 16 000 000 IM 012 6 Tooorcer Douthit Tu'a hit Tarry Jackson Home Llndtrom Harper Karririra Double Reese to Hornsby 2: Southworth to O'arrell Left New York 8: Louis 4 Base on off Rarnss 5: Sherdei 4 Struck out by Sherdel 2: Barnes 2 Umpires rtlrmun Quigley and Wilson Time 1:50 Six Browns In Ring There are at present no fewer than six boxers named Drown in England who are prominent hi the ring three of them answering to "Johnnie Bown" and one of these the holder of the bantamweight title The real name of at least five of the six Isnot Brown at all LUNCH time is eating time at Gulllet's cafeteria You can depend upon the food be ing cooked just right and waiting to be' placed on your tray You see what you get and get what you sec Crutehen On Links Wildwood Gus Hell clerk of this town carries stranra clubs In his aolf bair are crutches Seeing Hell at his work In the local city hall one would never suspect that he ever uses And yet on the links he does ive years ago he was driving a car that was hit by a train and his right foot bad to be amputated foot serves office but do constructed walking only) when he plays golf Ills best round was an S3 3 a I in thn seven About 10000 fans The score: CHICAGO a 0 0 3 3 Memphis Tenuw July (AP) Aronld Simons 17 yenr old versity nf Pennsylvania freshman who halls from Louisville KyM wn crowned king southern junior tennis player here today when he decisively defeated Maunrice Bayuu of New Orleans for the title Bayon won Inst year The scores were 3 4 and 0 3 Record Crowds Expected To See St Andrews Golf NEW YORK ab i 1 3 2 Half Century In Ilnsebnll A Comlskey aged Iirealdent of the Chicago White Sox recently celebrated his 516b year hi baseball Of all the club owners he Is said to be the only one whose fortune was made entirely from base Lull Comlskey began his profea Monal baseball career at the age of 17 us a third baseman at Milwaukee lor $60 a month Work Starts Today on West Stands Pouring 500 Seats Each Day little with vlsltlne relief Rice led the at two singles a double and Bluege filled In SimtSns Junior Net King of the South SOVTHKIIN Atlanta'at New Orleans Birmingham at Mobile Chattanooga at Memphis Little Rock at Nashville BROOKLYN ab 0 NATIONAL St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Only games scheduled 'BETTER OOD' Greensboro Asheville Success Is Chiefly Result Of The Great Hurling An artlfica) him well enough In his when he plays golf It Hell uses an especially pair of crutches (for Reds Trim Trenton Trentoh July Cincinnati (N) 240 000 10 0 Trenton 000 000 0 2 1 Kolp and Sukeforth Brown and Barlow 3 2 2 2 4 2 3 3 Overabundance of Stockholders Works Against Success Of the Team Cleveland Ohio July 10 (AP) Washington made It five straight In three days from Cleveland by over coming a seven run dead defeat the Indiana IQ to 9 here today In seven innings Rain stopped the game Cleveland knocked Llsenbee from the box In the fourth tnnlng when seven runs were scored but could do pitchers tack with a triple the bases The score: WASHINGTON ab a 3 UAKNES JN' HAKE ORM TO WIN OPENER BEORE 23000 ANS New fork July (AP) The Giants split a doubleheadcr with the i Cards before 25000 spectators today New York annexing the first by 6 0 and losing the other by 7 to 3 'Virgil Barnes was In rare form and blanked the world champions with one hit a single by in the econd inning Charley Root ot Cubs pitched a one hit game in burgh a few days ago rt trf'runf in me second cvmeai tou uiuio checked New York with seven safe ties Henry Schuble Danville recruit shortstop of the Cardinals hit a hom er with two on base in the sixth "The score: IRST ST LOUIS abr a 1 Totals 35 10 13 21 8RsftMl far lluraer bBatted for Murberry In 7th cBatted for Grant in 7th Score by innings: Washington OOO 124 100 701 Sunmary: Errors Judge Reeves 2 Two base Rigney Rice Sewell Three base Bice Bhiege Summa Stolen Rice Sacrifices Spurgeon Lutzke Summa Burns Left on Washington 10: Cleveland 7 Base on oft Llsenbee 3 Burke 1: Levsen 4 Shaute 1 Grant 1 Struck out by Llsenbee 4 Levsen 2 Grant 1 Hits off Llsenbee 8 In 4 Innings: 'Levsen 7 In 4: Burke 0 In I 1 3: Shaute 4 In 1 2 3 Mar berry 2 In 2 3: Smith 3 in 1 3 Braxton 0 in 1: Grant i in i Llsenbee (J 1 Grant 1 ning pitcher Marberry Sn th 1 land TIGERS WIX ROM YANKEES BARE RtTH GOES HITLESS Detroit Mich July (AP) Earl AVhltehill outpltched Herb Pen nock in a battle ot left handers here today and Detroit downed New York 6 to 3 The Tigers hammered Pen nook tor tour runs In the thereby clinching the game In this Inning Jack Tavener Tiger fhort etop stole second third and home He crossed the plate on the end ot a double steal to which went to second Baba Ruth went hitless In five times at bat striking out for his first two trips to the plate Lou Gehrig rival ot Ruth tor the home run championship was re stricted to a double and also tanned tv ice The score: DETROIT ab Warner 3b 4 1 4 ft Manushcf 4 1 Wingo it Neu lb Tavener as Woodallo Adams2h Bennett If Staler lb Miller rf Rice 3b O'Neillc Gerber ss Crowder Nevers Wingard Lftchanglellllo 3 3 3 3 3 9 ft Metsler Carlyle McCurdy Regan Beck Sacrifices Thomas Bnrrett Double plays Began to Myer to Todt Myer to Regan to Todt Ku nun to Clancy Left on Boston 12 Chicago 4 Base on off Thomas Lundgren 2 Struck by Lundgren 1 Thomas 1 off Lund gren 6 In 5 Innings: Russell 1 In 1: Som mers 2 In 2 Losing Lundgren Geiael Nallin and Dineen 1:43 32 3 33 3 3 4 0 4 0 e1lxlt 4 9 Barrett 3b 0 Butlerss 8 0 Harvwe 0 piittn a Hendrick 1 ft 0 0 (Rneelal to Dollv News) Chapel Hill July The the eatg tn the east stand Kenan Memorial stadium erected at the University were ponr eil last night and construction of the seats In the west stand will be gln'z Monday If the schedule fol lowed for the last month calling for the pouring of 500 seats a day 1 continued the stadium will be com Dieted the first nart of August It has been definitely decided to proceed at once with the erection of a building to contain dressing rooms lockersand showers for the athletes as well as a conference room for the officials a first aid station and space for general utility purposes in connection with the games This structure will be at the south end of the stadium and will have a court facing the front with the mid dle of thef building set back between two wings One wing will serve as the quarters of the Carplinn team and the other will be placed at the disposal of the visiting team During the last few days the para pet behind the east under construction iween this and the feet wide will be a for the circulation of the crowd 1 Hundreds of tpmkloads of sand and topsoil have been carried to the arena since the middle of last month and the central portion where the gridiron will lay is now almost ready for planting The sowing will be done in the middle while the filling In thg space nearer the stands continues Adequate drain ing facllllles are being Installed The stadium will be completed In time for mid season football games but It is unlikely that It will be used before the CarollnaVlrginia Thanksgiving game which Im to be the occasion for the dedication St Andrews Scotland July With Bobby Jones as' the magnet to draw golfing fans of Scotland to ihe historic links of St Andrews preparations have been made for unprecedented crowds at the British open championship tourna ment which begins tomorrow' About a dozen other Americans in cluding Bill Mehlhovn Joe Kirkwood and Edwin Haley and golfers from six other countries 207 In all will tee off tomorrow In the first of two qualifying rounds which by Tuesday night will have weeded out all but 100 players During the next three days over the gruelling 72 hole route they will assault the championship citadel now held by the young Ameri can from Atlanta Leaders irmer Grasp I On Top Berth Position (Special tn Dally News) Kinston July This town Is a glutton for punishment Three years straight it has set out to wffi the pennant in the Virginia league The first year It finished the season in the cellar Last year it was one step out of the cellar and the margin was narrow It appears that the clua will finish the present season in the basement And yet Kinston population a scant 12000 and something like 1 140 000 or J150000 out of pocket will re tain its franchise in the Virginia league It at the first sug gestidn that the league transfer tne franchise to an Old Dominion city said to be willing to accept it after this year Kinston will have base ball a fourth year and it will be class ball not the kind they have in the Piedmont league though soma authorities here are frank to admit the 1927 Eagles would fare better in that loop a It was authoritatively stated In a reliable source today that baseball in Kinston will have one man rule in 1928 An individual whose name has not been revealed will take over the club and operate it as a business proposition It was stated The pres ent club is owned by some 300 stock holders Including hack drivers po licemen office boys restaurant cooks soda jerkera and others stockholder it seems has felt privileged to take an active hand in the of the i was said: system The romance of baseball here may have been a tragedy but the fans are loyal After a disastrous road trip the Eagles almost nna a larger cijowd than ever to greet them nn ths home appearance With a team playing in bad luck most of the time Kinston until a few days ago claimed the largest 1927 at tendance in the league It is still leading In 50 cent admissions but Norfolk's negro bleachers have bean filled so often of late that the Old Dominion has snatched the total atr tendance honor from this town was said today Brooklyn July (AP) Chicago ghtened its grip on first place Inhe National league today hy defeat ing Brooklyn 1 to 0 In the opening tilt of the eastern invasion Eddie hom fun In the seventh di vided the issue Guy Bush eased the Robins down with five scattered hits Bls oppo nent Norman Plltt allowed only si itnon innings nc were present Totals 3 14 20 21 12 Totals aRattP'l for Pate tn Cth bBatted for Wingard in 9tb Batted for Adams in Sth Score hv inninca: Philadelphia 300 043 St Louia 120 041 Summary: Bishop Boley Wil liams Gerber Two base Cochrane Cobh Simmons Miller Dykex Lamar Three base Staler Rlee Home Hale Stolen bases Cobb Simmons Boley Sacrifices Cochrane Williams Simmons Lamar Grove Loft on Philadelphia 8 Su I xmls 13 Base on off IValberg 2 'Crowder 2 Pate Rommel 1: Grove 4 Struck out by Walbere 2: Crowder 2: Pate 1 Nevers 2: Grove 2 Wingard 2 off Walberg 4 in 1 1 3 Innings Pate 5 in 3 2 8l Rommel 2 In L3: Grove 4 In 3 1 3 Quinn 0 In 1 8: Crowder 8 In 4 2 3 Nevers 4 In 2 3 Win gard 8 In 3 2 3 Wild pitch Grove Winning Grove Losing pitcher Never Evans McGowan and Hildebrand 233 CHICAGO HUNCHES HITS 'fO WIN AS THOMAS HURLS 13TH VICTORY Chicago July (AP) Chicago bunched hits today and defeated Bos ton 4 to 1 giving Thomas his 13th victory of the season The visitors scored their lone run in the ninth 3 i 3 a a TODAYS GAME! AMERICAN Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at Chicago Totals 31 6 9 34 11 CLEVELAND i Elchr'dtlf Summa rt Rurnslh Sewell ss Sewell Cullopcf LutzkeSb Levsen Shaute Smith Grant cJacobaon Cubs Hold To irst Place Senators Trim Indians the preference for Camels or Camel made of the choicest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos is supremely blended to a mellowness mildness By BOBBY CRICKSHANK Holder ot Three Importunt Titles One of the commonest errors in playing from the rough la trying to get too much distance Sometimes of course there are shots that must be long nnd accurate to save a hole But these are very risky and are sel dom Selection of the wrong club Is an other very common fault Where a mashle a niafihle niblick should be used we often find a player using an Iron and sometimes a spoon It Is better to use a club that will sure ly get you out ot the rough than one that may get you longer distance but leave you still In the rough Tightening the muscles Is another common mistake You should grip eery lightly in this and use an upright backswlng to be sure of getting the ball up quickly (Copyrtaht 1827 Associated Editors tne) all because by the greatest number of smokers it is considered the best cigarette The closer the search for quality the greater Totals 21 1 27 13Batted for Pint in Cbico 000 000 100 1 Summary: Ifirors Ruller Two base bit lelix Three bae Webb Home rick stolen bare Grimm Double piX pin to Hargreaves to Herman Lett nn Chicago Brooklyn 7 Base on off Pint riah by urh 3 Hits off Pint 4 In Innings Ehrhardt 0 In 2 Goslng Plltt Moran O'Day and Reardon Tint Totals aBatted for Pennock In 7th bBatted for Pipgras In 8th toora hw InninWf New York 010 000 Detroit 101 6 Summary: Cpmbs Dugan Two base bits Gehrig Hellmann Whitehill Morehart Home run Warner Stolen Gehringer Tavener 3 Woodall Morehart Neun Combs Dou ble Lazzeri to Morehart to Gehrls: arner to uiuiuci xrov vnrte in uprrnii rn fapnivV tVhltahlH 2 by Whttehill 6 Plpgras 2 Thomas 1 Hits off rennocK in innings rwijia 0 in 1: Thomas 0 In 1 HU by by WhitehHl (Gehrig Wera) Wild pitch Whltehlll Balk Whlteblll Losing Pennock Umpires Owens and Ormsby? Time 2:08 ATHLETICS COLLECT 20 HITS TO WIN ROM ST LOVIS 14 11 St Louis July 10 (AP) Philadel phia collected 20 hits off three St Louis pitchers and won today 14 to 11 The only things that broke the monotony of the game were when Simmons stole home in the fifth and when Hale slammed out a home run In the ninth with none on Phila delphia used five pitchers The score: PHILADELPHIA aor a 2 5 Captained Twelve Teams Akron Gerald Armstrong won't be anybody's captain any more had enough having been captain of 'eight teams while In high school and fouj teams in college Armstrong who graduated from Wit tenberg college earned 23 letters while getting his education seven each in football baseball and basket ball and two In track He was cap tain of his prep school baseball team four times and his prep school bas ketball team twice In college he cantnined the football team and base ball team once each and the cage! with 299 team twice He has taken up coach Three players are staging a merry Ing race for stolen base records but Ratted for Grime In Tib bBatted for Clancson in ftth Score by innings: Louts 020 004 Work 200 OOt Summary: Errors Douthlt Terry Jack son Three has McGraw Home run Stolen bases Southworth rhult risch Sacrifices Terry Topor rer Double plays Terry to Jackson to Terry Jackson to Hornsby to Terry Jack eon to Hornsby left oh bases New York 8 Louis 5 Base on off McGraw 5: Grimes 2 Clarkson 1 Struck out by McGraw 5 Grimes 1 off Grimes 11 1n 7 Innlngsf Clarkson 1 in 2 Losing pitcher Grimes Umpires Quigley Vilson und rfirman Time 2:10 3 I 3 i 1 a jf 1 I I 1 4 Jt Wp 1 2 jjfj jwBw JIM jjl 4 itniaMCDOMEincSS 1 I iw i i I 1 111 1 1 1 I mj 4 i I Jf 'b i Hill a IWKx I 9 7i I I ill fj Hr TjSUS I JWETERIA I I l' I CMnpHy WlaMwlMb 3Zwl A IrinTrt vnuuMin' 7 Inning when Rollings batted for Sommers and started a rally The score: BOSTON CHICAGO ab a ab a lags'drf 5 0 2 3 Metzler cf 4 I 3 4 Myer ss 4 0 0 4 2 4 1313 Carlyle If 5 0 2 2 0 alklt 3 0 15 0 Shaner cf 5 0 0 8 0 Nelslf 1 1 1 9 2 Todt lb 3 0 0 8 2 Barrett rf' 8 0 0 0 0 Regan 2b 4 0 3 A 4 Clancy 1b 4 0 2 8 0 RogeU3b 1 0 0 0 3 KammSb 3 0 0 5 1 Hoffman 2 0 0 1 1 Ward 2b 2 ft 0 3 3 aTobin 0 0 0 0 0 McCurdy 2 3 110 Hartley 1 0 0 0 1 Thomas 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 i bRothrock 1 0 0 ft 0 J4 i Russell 0 Offt 0 1 Sommers 0 0 0 0 1 i cllolllnga 1110 0 Totals 34 1 8 24 16 Total's 28 4 8 27 6 aBatted for Hoffman ia 6tli Rat ted for Sommers In ftth f' Score by innings: Boston 000 000 1 Chicago 0U2 010 4 Summary: alk Two base hits ST LOUIS NEW YORK ab a ah o' Holmlf 5 0 4 1 0 Rees3b 6 0 0 11 4 0 111 L'lromlf 5 2 3 16 risch 2b 5 10 16 ItanjBhef 4 1 3 0 4 1112 1 H'nsbyIo 3 5 4 2 3 3 1 Terry Ib 0 016 1 Dnulhltcf 31100 Jackson as 36076 Rchuhee 2 16 6 1 Harrerrf 2 0 0 1 0 Kchuhless 4 12 3 3 Taylor 3 6 0 3 2 McGraw 4 0 1 0 4 Grirnesp 2 ft 0 0 2 a Mueller vl 6 0 0 0 Clarkson 00006 I i bOtt 1 0 16 0 Totals 55 7 12 27 17 Totals 82 3 7 27 17 ret New York 56 24 700 Washington 45 32 584 Detroit 42 35 515 Chicago 44 37 543 Philadelphia 42 37 532 Cleveland 34 45 130 St Louia 31 45 Boston 19 58 247 NATIONAL Pct Chicago 48 28 632 Pittsburgh 45 27 625 St Louis 43 33 '566 New York 42 38 526 Brooklyn 37 41 474 Philadelphia 31 44 413 Boston 29 43 403 Cincinnati 28 49 368 ret Birmingham 55 31 640 New Orleans 51 35 693 Nashville 47 38 553 Memphis 45 1 41 523 Atlanta 4 4 42 512 Mobile 41 44 482 Little Rock 33 55 375 Chattanooga 31 60 341 PIEDMONT Tct 1 IHGIMA Pct 4 5 30 600 42 35 515 37 39 487 37 40 481 34 40 159K 31 41 431 mot 1 A.