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'ag« Fou? "-: '.4r;: ^ f \ " v <" -. ' . • THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Ar :"A»- atunXJ'i •&.; t . ^ With a chill in the air, we near talk of the coming football season. The baseball season is over the hump and for some of us White Sox fans comes the realization that it's later than we think. Watch us next year! P rotect k Our Nation's . Youth U Kelly Brown SHAMROCKS LOSE TO ALGONQUIN 7-3 IN FINAL LEAGUE GAME The county league schedule closed last Sunday and now Comes the playoff series. Johnsburg finished the season on the top of > the heap with a 13-1 record and will start a 2-out-of-3 series at Crystal Lake next Sunday while Richmond and Algonquin cross bats. , . I The seaosn is coming to a ? Separate columns on Little j close and the Yanks keep right League and Pony League will [on mowing 'em down. Everybody tell you-Ahat the windup is near, is waiting for (C. Stengel) How: ard to make a mistake but he just keeps on Winning games. Wednesday, July 25, the Braves defeated the Cards. John Steinbach got a nice home run and Dennis Swedo turned in a : great play by jumping three feet | into the air and grabbing a line | drive that was good for several j runs. I Saturday, July 28, the Giants won over the Sox but the comi plete game could not be played | on account of darkness. | Sunday, July 29, only one | game on account of Marine Day j activities. Yanks won over the j Cards. Mike Low was given a McHenry had a disappointing ciiance pitch and he retired season and must rebuild 'before three men on three pitches which another season rolls around. ; js about as good as pitching can More local ball players are needed to stir interest and bring Richmond has dropped off after a fine record through the season, but may be able to bounce back in championship play. out the crowds. Martin Smith recalled that in the days before radio and television he used to get telegraph reports on world series games and post the scores in his barber shop. It was Bob Weber whom Martin hired to bicycle back and forth between the depot and the barber shop to bring results after each inning. get. Monday. July 30, the Giants defeated the Cards 8-5. Torpe ! hit a grand slam homer. Gates leaped high in the air over second base to snag a line drive and double the man going to ^ second for as nice a play as ever seen in big leagues. Hawj kins, in his initial try as a J pitcher, turned in a good performance. J Tops in batting last week j were as follows: I Peterson, Braves .570 The / Shamrocks played their final game of the ctounty league schedule at Algonquin last Sunday and came out on the short end of a 7 to 3 score. An injury to Joe Stanek in pre-game practice took him out of action and left Manager Stilling with the problem of revising his lineup. Joe has been a key man in the infield all season. Chuck Pierce went the distance for the Shamrocks and is showing improvement with each start. Algonquin (7) Joiinsoi? ss Zange 2b Kreeger p Fitzgerald c Dianis cf Schroeder rf Diewitz lb - Feffer If Ritt 3b King rf Soos If . " Lebret'3b Totals Shamrocks (3) B. McCulla lb D. Dunlap cf C. Sahs ss B. Becknell If B. Young c G. Schlung rf G. Molidor 3b J. Molidor 2b C. Pierce p J. Stanek cf Totals Algonquin 112 200 001--7 Shamrocks 000 101 001--3 Double: Lebret. Home run: Keeger. Double play: Sahs to J. Molidor to McCulla. Walks: Kreeger 3, Pierce 11. Strikeouts: Kreeger 6, Pierce 2. Thursday, August 2, '1956 iiiiriiriiii iitiiii iitiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ii SOFTBALL NOTES By Bud Weyland AB R II 4 1 i 4 2 1 5 2 1 6 0 2 4 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 38 7 8 AB R H 4 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 0 5 1 3 5 1 1 •3 0 0 4 0 1 4 0 0 4 0 1 2 1 0 36 3 7 The games scheduled for last week were played on Tuesday andXThursday nights. One of the rained out games of . July 19 was played after the regularly scheduled games on Thursday night. The other rained out game between Pa's Yanks and Bob Inn wil be played at a later date. The results pf the games played last week were as follows: • » I^I I|I 1^1 I|I I|I I*I »^I I^I I|I I^I >^I »|I »^I «^I IJI I^I I^I I^I JUN1 Charlie Olson and Jim Justen Dan Creamer has a crew-cut i Moss- Yanks 567 i Paced the McHenry Junior Le- Hettermann's Tavern Bob Inn Pa's Yanks Buss Motor Sales Old Bridge Tavern Wonder Lake Businessmen Bimbo's Tavern 7 Whitey's Tavern " . 2 Hettermann's Tavern : 5 Buss Motor Sales , < , 2 Pa's Yanks earned their ^5 runs on 20 hits, 5 doubles, 1 triple and 1 home run by Weber. Buss Motor Sales earned their 11 runs on 16 hits, 5 doubles, 2 triples and 1 home run by Miller. Winning Pitcher Behnke Losing Pitcher Buss . Hettermann's Tavern earned their 12 runs on 16 hits, 6 doubles, 1 triple and 1 home, run by Miller. Bob Inn earned their 9 runs on 16 hits, 6 doubles and 1 triple. Winning Pitcher Kreutzer. Losing Pitcher Williams. Old Bridge Tavern earned their 21 runs on 20 hits, 5 doubles and 2 home runs by Alms and Kennebeck. Wonder Lake Businessmen had 5 runs on 10 hits, 2 doubles. Winning Pitcher Alms. Losing Pitcher Sullivan. Bimbo's Tavern had 7 runs on 11 hits, 2 doubles and 2 triples. Whitey's Tavern earned their 2 runs on 7 hits, 1 triple. Winning Pitcher Thomas. Losing Pitcher Lorch. Hettermann's Tavern earned their 5 runs on 10 hits, 3 douand (with a sly little grin) asked 1 Herdrich, Giants .518 j gion baseball team to its seventh j bles, 1 triple and 1 home run by 1 Gates, Giants .516 i straight win against county op- j Freunri. Steinbach. Braves 510 j position at Johnsburg Sunday. | Buss Motor Sales earned their Swedo,- Braves 484 i Olson's three hits accounted for j 2 runs on 8 hits, 1 double and' Struwe, Yanks .450 | four runs batted in and Justen's j l triple. Chelini, Giants .430 I bases loaded triple for three as ! Winning Pitcher Kreutzer. Hester, Cards 400 ! Woodstock fell by a score of j Losing Pitcher McNish. why we didn't get one. And, of course, you saw the trim the barbers gave Joe Regner. The Lrickson Boosters ot Evanston won the state baseball title by defeating Sycamore 7 to 4 Saturday night in Wing Park, Elgin. Sunday, Aug. 12, will be the date of our All-Star program. Let's see everybody out to watch these boys. It will be the end of the season. At 12:15, the minor league All-Star program will begin. We will introduce every boy in the league. At different times during these games we hear people ask, "Who is that Boy?" This will help get. you to know who these little 12 j fellows are. Then, at 12:45, they - 91 will play ball. After this game 15 i there will be1 awarding of the 11 j travelling plaques, .to the winners 21 | of each league and some enter- 5 | tainment. At 3:15, we will intro- 7 | dike the major league players 2 | ana^ then ; start the All-Star •' 5 | game. After the games there will be the Little League picnic for the boys. And, above all, we hope that all those people who attend the games will stay and enjoy the fun with the boys to make it j0r- real windup for the Little League season. It will also be a place for officers and managers to meet the parents of these boys. So let's all come out on Aug. 12, see some real baseball and have a good time at the picnic. - Minor League Standings * Bluebirds Cardinals Falcons Owtis Eagles "Orioles Saturday, Aug. 4-- 1:30 Orioles vs Bluebirds 3:30 Owls vs Eagles Monday, Aug. 6-- 6:30 Cardinals vs Bluebirds Friday, Aug. 10-- 6:30 Falcons vs Owls Saturday, Aug. 11-- 12:00 Cardinals vs Eagles 2:00 Owls vs Orioles 4:00 Eagles vs Falcons We must find a winner by August 12 in this league. We will have a full schedule. The little boys will have to play Friday night and a triple header* on Saturday, Aug. 11. HERE AND THERE WITH GOLF j* By Jimmy Kupec W 5 4 4 3 2 2 Parks Braves .363 Johnsburg went on a terrific hitting spree in their first game, then couldn't buy a hit in their second match. Standings W L Yanks 11 1 Giants 8 2 Braves 5 7 Cards 4 9 Sox 2 9 Oh -- there are Some sharp ones! While indulging in a bite of rich food recently, we re-, marked to a friend that we had to watch our waistline. Came the retort, "And how lucky you are to have it right there where you can." DAILY PINUPS: Some folks are old at forty, some others young at eighty; it's often how you act your age that npakes the role so weighty. Toddlers yell for lollipops, 'teen-agers yearn for lipstick. Charm is the same in any language; character is the same in every creed. An old error never has erased a new truth. . --Anonymous THOSE TIGERS THE BALL AND BEAT RICHMOND NINE 15-5 There is a game scheduled for next Sunday evening, Aug. 5, at the city ball park, behind the Admiral, between the Pony- League Cards and the girls' softball team. Mrs. Cliff Hyatt and several other women have organized a group of girls for softball. The game scheduled for Sunday is to provide financial help in getting bats and balls for the girls. We can all help by turning out for what should be an interesting game. OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh The Johnsburg Tigers wore their hitting clothes in their game at Richmond last Sunday, pounding out 18 hits to win by a score of 15 to 5. With a 10 to 1 lead at the end of four innings, Klapperich had little trouble in going the distance. A feature of the game was the appearance of Manager RaV Miller as a pinch hitter. Ray hit the ball, but couldn't quite muster up the speed to beat it out. Richmond errors were too much for Richie Miller to overcome. ilohiisburg (15) It. Freund If F. Oeffling If B. Klaus ss L. Freund 3b f H. Freund 2b * J. Huff 2b A. Jackson cf B. Huemann cf H. Katz lb W. Frett rf B. Schmitt r£- B. Novak c Whitey's Tavern W 10 8 7 5 5 4 4 We tried fishing in Lake Geneva last week. The pan fish hit pretty well, but the majority were bullheads. We also ran into a few perch. They just don't seem as big in the summer as :Avhen you pull them up through the ice. The stripers are supposed to be hitting up there, too.' Although we did not fish for them, we saw one fellow with a string of nice ones. has it that one of the resort 10-4. | Standings Gene Freund kept eight Wood- ! Hettermann's Tavern stock hits scattered to record the | Pa's Yanks win. Bimbo's Tavern xWoodstock opened the scoring I Buss Motor Sales with two runs in the first in- ! old Bridge Tavern ning. Six men batted in the in- Bob Inn ning and five of them reached base safely. Charlie Olson picked two runners off. base • in the inning and then threw out a runner attempting to steal in the second. Thereafter the visiting runners stayed mighty closc to their base. McHenry tied the score in the first on a walk to Schaefer and hits by Meyer and Olson. McHenry took the lead i„n the second when Schaefer walked, stole second and scored on an error. McHenry knocked out Burmeister in the third when Herb Baker was hit by a pitched ball, Tom Roti walked, Ron Smith singled, Olson doubled and Gene Freund and Jim Justen tripled. final run in the fourth. Woodstock scored single consolation runs in the fourth and fifth. Ray Bujak turned a hard smash into a double play to^ivoid further scoring in the fourth. McHenry win qpmpiete the Earl Eisenhower Guest regular schedule with home . v . games against Algonquin Wed- *** K.SH10 UOUllZy r Sir nesday evening and Cary next L 1 2 4 6 « 94 -T Wonder Lake Businessmen 0 11* v. . . f " r \ COUNTY LEAGUE , ~ STANDINGS * ' - Last Week's Scores Johnsburg 15 Richmond 5 Algonquin 7 McHenry 3 Elgin VFW 8 Hebron 7 Algonquin 5 Elgin VFW 2 Crystal Lake 9 Elgin Merchants Major League Standings Falcons "Eagles Cardinals * Bluebirds Orioles Owls^S Suntfay, Aug. 5-- 12:30k Fgjcons vs Cardinals 2:15l Gnples vs . Bluetyrds 4;06 Owls vs Eagles' 'Tuesday. Aug. 7 - %:30 Owls vs Orioles Wednesday, Aug. 8-- 6:30 Eagles vs Falcons Thursday, Aug. 9-- 6:30 Cardinals vs Bluebirds W L 15 2 9 6 8 9 6 10 6 11 5 11 0 (Forfeit) Final Standings W L Johnsburg 13 1 Richmond 10 4 Algonquin 9 5 Crystal Lake 9 5 Elgin VFW 7 7 Elgin Merchants 5 9 McJHenry 2 12 Hew^n 1 13 Playbff Games Next Sunday Johnsburg at Crystal Lake Algonquin at Richmond smr W. Klapperich p 5 Totals 46 Richmond (5) AB Meyers ss 3 B. May 3b 1 Busch rf 3 H. Miller cf 5 C. Miller lf-3b-p 4 R. Miller p-3b 3 G. Miller rf-lf 4 P. Miller. c 4 fc. May lb 1 H. Miller lb 3 0 B. Stilling 2b 2-- 0 0 U Miller 2b 10 0 Ray Miller ph 10 0 Tptals 35 9 ' Johnsburg 150 410 220--15 ftichmond 000 101 012-- 5 . i Doubles: Klaus, A- Jackson, C. filler (2), G. Miller. Strikeouts: fClapperich 8, R. Miller 2. Walks: Jvlapperieh 5, R. Miller 3. 3 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 2 15 R 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 -0 0 0 5 Sunday. McHenry (10) AB R Schaefer Ss 2 2 Freund p 3 0 Meyer 2b 4 2 Baker If 2 2 Olson c 4 1 Bujak 3b * 2 0 It. Smith cf 3 1 lliller rf 1 0 Roti rf 2 1 Benson rf-cf 1 0 J. Justen lb 3 1 J. Smith lb 0 0 worms neoprene rubber. The Totals 27 10 worms get so tough _thail.JJhfi_ LWoodstqcJi.44) fish cannot get through them to the hook. Could this be true? Rudy Beckers of Rudy Becker's Kennels at the Sports Unlimited club gave us the results of the water trial held at Sports Unlimited last Sunday. Puppy Stake- First, Sashun, Weimararer - -- Owner, Buz Wilson; Second, Tell, German Shorthair -- Owner, Bob Thunberg; Third, Fee, German Shorthair -- Owner, Wally Klein. Advanced Stake-- First, Gunner of Villa Pk, German Shorthair -- Owner, Charles Ruppman; Second, Field Champion Imperial Bob V Becker, German Shorthair -- Owner Rudy Becker; Third, No placement. Finished Stake (Dual Champion) First, Wendenheim's Fritz,'. German Shorthair - - Owner Frank Nuzzo; Second, Gunner of Villa Pk., German Shorthair Owner, Charles Ruppman; Third, Shorts Golden West Nugget, German ShortTiair -- Owner, Louis Youst. We took a stroll through Rudy's kennels the other night and a cleaner and more orderly place we have yet to see. -- jack Walsh. Gibbs ss Vanderstraeten lb Burmeister p-cf B. Justen c Britz 3b Brasile cf-p Powers 2b Young If Howell rf Totals Woodstock S McHenry Citizens for Eisenhower of the H 14th congressional district will 0 ! climax their efforts at the Kane 1 county fair with appearances of 1 J Earl Eisenhower, younger bro- 1 1 ther of the president, and Dan 3 I Thornton, former governor of 0 Colorado and now head of the 1 GOP farm program in the Mid- 0 west. The fair closes Aug. 5. 0 Among the members of the 0 Citizens for Eisenhower advisory 2 board from this area who will 0 attend the Saturday noon lunchg eon and the fair is Robert C. ID •» U Covey of Crystal Lake, chair4 1 2 man of McHenry county. ~ 3 0 0 3 0 1 3 1 1 2 0 0 3 1 2 3 0 2 3 0 0 1 1 0 25 4 8 110 0 - 4 8 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds WIN DISEASE FIGHT The Illinois Department of Public Health has announced significant gains against several communicable diseases in Illinois .during the first half of 1956. In a report to Gov. William G. Stratton from Dr. Roland R. Cross, director of the department, it was shown that whooping cough cases declined from 841 in the first six months of 1955 to 304 for a comparable period of 1956. Using the same time period for comparison, hepatities is also on a downward trend. There were 709 cases in 1955 as compared with 432 in 1956. Hepatitis, until last year, had been on the increase in the state since 1950. As late as 1954, 2,500 cases were reported. Tularemia had a marked decline, going from 21 cases in the 1955 period to 12 this year. Mumps dropped from 9,382 cases to 5,718; chicken pox fell from „ 14,739 to 10,689 cases. 216 100 x--10 8 Double: Olson. Triples: J. Justen, Freund. RBIs: Olson (4), J. Justen (3). Burmeister, B. Justen, Brasile, Powers. Double Play: Bujak to Meyer to J. Justen. Strikeouts: Freund, 8; Burmeister, 2; Brasile, 5. Walks: Freund, 3; Burmeister, 4; Brasile, 2. • • JUST FOR Roller SIMing Rink 608 Front St. on At. 81 Mc HENRY, ILL. * Open - Tues., Wed., Ffiw Sal. 8c Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. "We sell complete line of shoe skates $13.95 & Up Norm Knaack vs. Vale Adams in Finals Playing thirty-six holes in the semi-finals for the McHenry CC championship, Norm Knaack won over Joe Nisetyap;4 up and Vale Adams toppfed, Earle Seepe 3 up. This reporter was not present to see either pf these two matches, but reports are that Norm shot a very good game and Joe was; a cold starter. In the Adams -and Seepe match, the ptitter of Seepe^s was cold, or the match would have been extended to the qxtra holes, sudden death playoff. So irt is Adams against Knaack. Sunday in the 36-hole finals with tee time at 8 a.m. The second round will start after lunch at 1:30 p.m. The game committee's semifinals puts Ed Buss against Hal Nillis and Paul Overton challenges John Busscher. The low net bracket winners in the 1-7 class were Hal Nillis and Norm Knaack. In the 8-14 class J. iMoss and H. Wilkinson were the lucky wihners, apd in the 15 & up cla£s, W. Kuhlman and E, Gernhardt received tHe top hoi^prs. In the Peoria event for all brackets the winners were Vale Adams and Joe Nischan. The McHenry ladies of the club were rained out Tuesday, so their activities were limited to lunch and cards. On Thursday the fairer sex will travel to Crystal Lake to be guests "of the ladies there. Say hello to Mary Sharkey for us, will you gals? Also bring back the scores this time. Our apologies to Alice Marion for omitting her name as winner of the low putt event a couple of weeks ago. O.K.? From Pistakee golf course, the Thursday night twi-lite league wmners were Jim Rose 1st, A1 Thelen 2nd, Bob Schaper 3rd, W. Golofit 4th, and ' Vic Hader 5!h. Sunday's blind bogey winner was E. Riechel. Second place money went to B. Gilbrandson and A. Lyons was third-. READ THE WANT ADS! 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Bob Hope -- Eva Marie Saint CinemaScope - Color Show Smarts--Wed.--Fri. 6:30 Saturday At 2:00 SUN.--MON. -- AUG. 5--6 Alan I.add Rosana Podesta "SANTIAGO" Adventure & Romance In Color Starts Sun. At 2:00^--Mon. 6:30 Aug. 7--8 23 Paces To Raker Street Aug. 9--10--11 Proud & Profane Winner of Disneyland Award In The Opin'on of the Judges Is, Freddy Surprison. 351 Washington Ave. Port Edwards, Wisconsin. THURS, THRU SAT. AUG.2--4 Dean Martin -- Jerry Lewis "PARDNERS" SUN.---TUES -- AUG, 5--7 "MEET ME IN LAS VEGAS" Dan Dailey -- Cyd Charisse Plus "DAY OF FURY" A Western STARTS WED. -- AUG. 8 "THE RAWHIDE YEARS Starring Tony Curtis Second Feature 'WORLD WITHOUT END" Cinemascope Ultra-Modern Cinemascope Screen 104' Two Shows Nightly First Show Starts at Dusk THURS. -- FRI. AUGUST 2--3 SAT. In Color & VistaVision £)e!m Martin -- jerry Lewis- "PARDNERS" SUN. -- MON. -- TUES. AUGUST 5--6--7 In Color & Cinemascope A Three Unit Program by V/alt Disney 1. "GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE" With Fess Parker - Jeffrey Hunter 2. "MEN AGAINST THE ARCTIC" Cartoon 3. "HOW TO HAVE AN ACCIDENT" WED. -- THURS. AUGUST 8-9 In Color & Cinemascope Julie Harris -- James Dean "EAST OF EDEN" -- Plus -- Van Heflin -- Aldo Ray "BATTLE CRY" East of Eden will start about 8:25 -- Battle Cry will be shown starting about 10:40. Each picture \vill be shown only once. Box office will close at 10:45. Children In Cars Free Under 12 yrs. THEATRE BIG SCREEN FEATURES GR4YSLAKE, ROUTE 120-21 OPEN 7:00 P.M. TASTY REFRESMENTS SERVED -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY AUG. 1 -- 4. Frank Sinatra as JOHMNY CONCHO SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY AUG. 5 -- 8 WHAT ^ HAPPENS IN THE next FEW • MINUTES MAKES ONE OF THE MOST ORAMAHC CLIMAXES OF ANY STORY YOU'VE EVER SEEN I ^ M-G-M presents Thetfsistesg ,Gum MMSw® Urrin, Si@mF@rd JeaaaiCraitt Broderick CmBlhrd . TRAFFIC FATALITIES Gov. William G. Stratton warned Illinois motorists * that "unless you slow down your speed" they will establish an all time record for' traffic fatalities in the remaining months of 1956. After receiving the Ju# accident fatality report the governor said: "It shows that 165 lives were lost , in Illinois in traffic accidents. This is an increase of 9- per cent over the June total of 152 last year. Speed is the great killer on the highways. • TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY STARTING AT DU^K FREE PONY RIDES FRI. SAT. & SUN. NIGHTS 7:00 to 8:30 FOR. CHILDREN* ATTENDING MOVIE WITH PARENTS FRI. & SAT. AUG. \3--4 a DOUBLE FEATURE • "* PROGRAM • "FLAT TOP" Sterling fiayden - Rich. Carlson Color "TORPEDO ALLEY" Mark Stevens - Dorothy Malone LATE SPOOK SHOW SAT. AUG. 4TH. Bela Lugosi "INVISIBLInE GHOST" 'f SUN. MON. Tuis! AUG. 5--6--7 "THE GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE" Fess Parker - Jeff Hunter Cinema?cope and Technicolor also - "MEN AGAINST THE ARTIC" WED. & THURS. AUG. 8--9 (» "TEXAS LADY * Claud. Colbert - Barry Sullivan SuperScope & Technicolor Remember'Thurs. Night Is Gift Night Crystal Lake, HI Phone 644 Sundays Cunt, from 3:00 p.m. No Matinee On Saturday Week Days 7:15 p.m. THURS. FRI. & SAT. AUG. 2--3--4 D^an Martin - Jerfy Lewis "PARDNERS" " VistaVision - Technicolor , SUN. MON. TUES. : AUG. 5--6--7-- "TRAPEZE" Burt Lancaster - Tony Curtis Gina Lollobrigida CinemaScope & Color by Deluxe WED. & THURS. AUG. 8--9 "COME NEXT SPRING" Steve Cochran - Ann Sheridan Techn'color , A 218 So. Grtfen St. Mc Henry, Illinois PHONE FREE PARKING Sunday*, Doors Open 4:45 P.M., Show Starts 5:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Doors Open 6:45 P.M. Show Starts 7:00 P.M. AUG 2--3--4 THURS., FRI. & SAT. "TRAPEZE" Burt Lancaster -- Tony Curtis Gina Lollobrigida Color by DeLuxe In Cinemascope SUM., MON. TUES. Aug. 5. 6 7 WARNER BROS. PDCHNT --1 WHSTNEV PICYUP3E2 WED. & THURS. Aug. 8 & 9 Double Feature Program mmmi ""-"••'BUeMMi© GLENN JUNGLE FORD- MMt FRAHCIS - LOUIS CUMIN and Marfon BRAND The Out? 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