HOME SOCCER REVIEW
THE ‹ CHINA /MAIL; MONDAY," SEPTEMBER 21, ⠀ 1988.
GREAT DAY FOR THE 11 LONDON LEAGUE CLUBS
Charlton Humble Albion
London, Sept. 19.
Though former England centre-forward Tommy Lawton helped his new club, Arsenal, to a 2-2 home draw today against Manchester City on London's before the day's biggest crowd, the honours of the day fell least fashionable First Division club, Charlton Athletic.
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Charlton, who have difficulty in drawing home crowds big enough for economic hitherto unbeaten Albion,
solvency, travelled to West Bromwich and humbled the
the League lenders, by three goals to two,
Charlton's South African League 11, and with 17 points centre-forward, Stuart Leary, from 10 games they now have
won the game with a splendid the best aggregate of any FAST · TIMES
goal in the 80th minute..
Charlton's first win on the West Bromwich ground for 21 years led the way in a grent day for the 11 London League clubs. Six of them won, four drew and only Cholson
lost a 2-1 home defeat by Aston Villa.
Another meritorious win in Leaguo I was that of lowly Liverpool, who bad not won since the first day of the season. They thrashed powerful Burnley 4-0, young centre-forward Louis Simpson, getting ill fave in the first holt,
League club except Norwich
City, new leaders in the Third BY KONNO AND Division South, who also have 17 points.
Donenster led by two pointe West Ham, the London from team, who snatched a victory at Leeds Wrough
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Mexico City, Sopt. 20. il last minute
Ford Konno of Honolulu real by winger Harry fooper, tough John Charles notched shattered three 400 Metres his 16th goal of the season for Free Style records in the Leeds.
second trial heats of the Port Vale
strengthened their
Mexican National Swimming Porthern roetion lead with comfortable 2-0 win over Work-Championships here yester ington.
day. Yet perhaps the most
In Scotland, though the Divi- prising result was the 1-0 honors and Celtic at Eronx Park clipped
Flon "A" match between Run- His teammate, Dick Cleveland, victory.
seconds off the their
two first of the sen- wers
by crowd seches Mexican record of 50.7 seconds of bottom of the table Wal- was marred
Third
Free Style the
Division during the interval, the football for the 100 Metres Over South leaders, Southampton.
reached a high standard. Celtic held by Alberto Isane and broke Lawton, one of the thewed that they still have the his own Pan-American mark of and 58.0 seconds set in Buenos Aires best the postwar era, who has spent fully deserved their draw.
in 1981. the last five seasons
Faton gave Rangers the lead second
but Duncan broke the Pan-American record, and third league football, tid after 22 minutes, enough for Arsenal today
torqualised three maxutes later. the Central American record of Hearts struck their pest form 3.02 and the Mexican record of show that he may well lead u
of the season and revival.
overcame 5:03.8 with a time of 4.53.7 for their Edinburgh val Hibe his event, nin, by 4-0.—Reuter,
mond centre-forwards in big match, temperament
RETURN TO THE BOTTOM
The League Champions, who have only one Avin to their credit this season, returned to the boltom of the table, as a re- sult of Manchester City scoring An equalising gual in
NEW WOMEN'S
the last WORLD
minute of today's match, which wag watched by crowd of 05,850,
Lawton did his best work with his head, but needed better sup- part to show his full worth, For
CHESS
CHAMPION
Elizaveta
Moscow, Sept. 20. Bykova won the
a time in the second half, he World Women's Chess Champion
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slightly ing World Champion Ludmila
Roudenko 8 to 6.-France-Presse.
TERRY ALLEN IN TOKYO
Olympic Champion Konno
He started ult in the lead and finished before the rest of the Beld had mude the Anal turi.
The Mexican swimming stars, Cesar Borja ATK Heriberto ! Gonzales, trailed Konno with 5.13.1 and 5.20 respectively. The Championships wind up today.-United Press.
KGV Old Boys
ARSENAL BREAK THE SPELL AT LAST NO UPSETS IN FIRST ROUND
OF GUTIERREZ SHIELD INTERNATIONAL TOURNEY
By "TOUCHER”
No upsets were recorded in the play-off yesterday of three of the four scheduled preliminary round thatches of the International Gutierrez Shield lawn bowls competition. Favourites Portugal, England and China all re- gistered comfortable wing to enter the next round while. the match between Malaya and Switzerland was postponed on account of the unplayable green,
Draw for the next round. which will be played probably in a fortnight's tune, MatTV
England v. China, Wales v. Scotland, Persia v. Pakistan and Portugal v. winner of Malaya v. Switzerland.
To play at keer their FEW. closing day match, 3.30 p.m.; McDonald, W, Glities, II.D, Taylor, J.I... GOPUBMří.
CLUB DE RECREIO The following wis represená Club - de Recreio in the Third Divikon League match against TUKYC ME 150c on Wednesday, commoneing at 8.15
A. M. Deptata, Bt. Rivero, A‚'A. G. pulva, A. A. Zuterren: 1. d. Laurel,
India put up a game fight against Portuni taking in C. Seguelm, F. E. Bouza, Le early lend of 4-2 on the second Rosario: L. 3. Alves. D. C. Alves, head and holding their
J. P. Xavine, A.. Remedios, oppo-
The matowing have been selected nents to 7-7 on the 7th head. to represent the RCC in the post- Good bowls by veteran inter- punod fixture, ugainst the Police porters Johnny Ribeiro and Raoul Roucation Club on the PRC ground
on Tuesday, September 22, Luz tilted the balance towards mencing of 4 pm. y. Lopes, d The Portuguese side on the ensul-Tang. 3, Khubb, T. E. Baker: D. C. ing heads, despite a good per-Symon R. S. Capell J. N. Wong, W. Hong Simg: 7. R. Kermand, Q, Lao, formance by the Indian lead Jeff 2. C. Fincher, 7. C. Binder,
After 475 minutes of frustration an Arsenal forward at last scored a goal--- and here is Don Roper scoring it to equalise the by Peter Broadbent for the Wolves. As the ball came over from Holton on the right wing, Lishman rushed In to head it, missed, and 'finished up in the back of the not. But he stayed put; so that when Roper shot a perfect left-foot goal, referee Gibson turned down Billy
Hoosen. the match 3-2. Express Photo. Wright's protest. But Wolves still
won
Archie McNeish, Doyen
Of Bowlers, Is Dead
With the death on Saturday, August 29, at his Wanstead home of Mr Archibald McNeish, the world of bowls loses one of its most illustrious personalities. The name of "Archie" McNeish has been known to bowls players wherever in the world that game is played.
At the funeral service on Wednesday, September 2, at the City of London Crematorium, bowls players-both the humble and the famous-from all over the Home Counties and further afield, gathered to pay respects.
Mr McNeish, who was within three days of his 80th birthday, leaves two daughters.
To Play School worked until his retirement, he
At Cricket
match the.
limped and it was afterwards shi la Leningrad today by beat- stated that he had wrenched his right uokle.
Doug Lishman, inside-left, scored both Arsenal goals, but Lawton had hund in The second goal.
The annual cricket The costly Sunderland team,
between the Old lloys of King who surprisingly dropped their
George V School and the pre- International Welsh
centre-
Tokyo, Sept. 21.
eant boys will be played to- forward, Trevor Ford, were de
The British Flyweight Boxing morrow on the School ground cisively beaten 4-1 at Portsmouth Champion, Terry Allen, arrived at 10 Old Boys.-P. Me and are now on the same mark here today by air from London as Arsenal, cach with five points, to begin training for his attempt Rac, B. Diabher, D. Bottomley, but Sunderland have the better to regain the world title from M. Salter, B. Carnell, T. Hung, goal average.
the Japanese holder, Yoshio M. Clemo. A. Inglis, M. Ro- In the First Division clash Shirai, next month.
berts, S. Fraser, F. Goodwin between the two promoted York- Allen was accompanied by his, and R. Watson -shire: clube,-Huddersfeld-Town manager, Johnny Sharpe. Reu- King George V.-J. Shroff,
beat Sheffield United away from ter.
F. Waller, G. Ireland, E. Mc- home by six goals to three to
Cool J. Steven, R. Dewar, J. jump into second place, two
Whittaker, J. Basto, P. Grove, points behind the Albion.
Mr G. Gelland, K. Spencer and (Pink
BEST AGGREGATE
Doncaster Rovers, with 1 single goal win over Oldham, continued to set a hot pace in
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
Special Cash Sweep on the Kwangtung Handicap Saturday, 10th October, 1953.
Tickets in the above at $2.00 each may be obtained 'at the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club at:-- Queen's Bldg, Chater Rond 5 D'Agullar Street
382 Nathan Road, Kowloon
Over $50,000 tickets sold to date.
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By Order of the Stewards,
II. MISA,
Secretary,
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
The Dardanelles
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Next For
Miss Chadwick
Gibraltar, Sept. 20.
-conquer.
She
ewom the Straits of
Teams:
SOUTH AFRICA WIN AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL
Portugal chalked up nine shots on the next three heads and held the lead until the end to win by 27-14.
Ox-
With Dr Atienza umable to play owing to intposition, the Phillipines made bold
# periment in putting up their youthful Second Division skip C. Coellio, in their match dgainst China,
18-3
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SPORTS SURVEY
By "All-Rounder”.
Alfred Coates came into the DE WIT THE STULIPA Phillipines team at the last EVERY TIME. Dennis Wänder, minute as No. 3, but could not playing for Leicester YMCA stop China with their all-round against Old Wyvernians,
took superiority. In taking an early all ten wickets in six overs for
lead.
Bix runs. Phillipines strongly on this allied backs fast medium deliver to fit the and caught up to 10-13 and 13- stumps each time! There we maidens in this tremm 15 before losing a five which dous feat, and the Old Boys enabled Chine
to amble home were all out for eleven in comfortably by 26-17.
eloven overs. The YMCA rot The match between England the required twelve runs with- and Australia was also played out losing Д
wicket. on the KBGC green owing to
condition the wor creio green,
three
ARMY'S FIRST MATOIL
of the Re- The Army team for the fist
match of the season against England lost no time in as-➡
FC Everton at Goodison Park serting their all-round superiority on September 30 will be: ping a 9-1 lead on the Fraser (Airdrieonians); Gunter
Despite a good four by Ausburn
Rover)
Tow
Hopkins (Spurs);
(Manchester
Wednesday) sacmeld Wednesday),
opening heads, and holding it to 13-7 by the 11th head. tralin on the 19th Head, England Meadows had the game well in hand by Fipher (Shefeld that time to wit By. 28-13., 31 - Quixall (Suedele
THE SCORES
The following
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C.E. PanioS
City
Hines (Leicester City), Booth Wanderers) (Wolverhampton
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are the detailed and Blunstono (Chelsen).
India
Pobilen!
S. Ramchand
ARA. Rahman'
Australia
G. Hong Chey
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equally strong second eleven could be folded.
IT WAS "POTTY." Was this Journey really necessary? Re ferco E. F. K. Webster travelled all the way from Glasgow.to Kirkcowan to officiato' at the Potts Cup semi-final. His travet 14 time was from 9 a.m. to mid-
the Grand stead Bowling Club in His first no doubt, he was
Old Man of bowls. There will yea-1923.
like another man The ever-immaculately dress- never be
McNelsti In English Sebts Archle and broad A young shipping clerk in ed gute
known 10 bowls." became bern, accent Glasgow, where he was
Sir Herbert Dunnico, recently Mr McNeish came South to hundreds of bowls when he was retired Chairman of Stratford London in 1888 and Boon be over the Empire
travelled up from Ports cime Interested in
football. put in charge of the arrange couth to conduct the funeral He played for the then well-ments for the British Empire
McNelsh service. He and Mr known Caledonian Football Club. Games in London shout 20 years played bowls together for over
ago, NATIONAL, PRESIDENT
the breast pocket of his 30 years at the Ilford club and After shaping a career in the On
in which juto industry,
he sports jacket he wore the red were great frientis.
WISH GRANTED rose emblem of English bowls.
Among the papers he left. Mr FROM HONGKONG turned his attention to bowls.
MeNeish wrote as a last wish, From smal! beginnings In Оле of the annual bowls Tell old Dunnico to stand by scores;
Portugal held regularly at the my graveside and give me 3.A. Luz Ilford, where he helped to found events
Ilford Bowling Club, he Wanstead club is the Hongkong last push-off."
Mr ago
"How characteristic of him." RF. Luz made an international nithe for match. Many years
started the match commented Sir Herbert during J... Tibor 27 AK. Minu
England, himself in the game by becom- McNeish
players on his sermon. "He was a great A.W. Hoook ing President of the English when he contacted
For 23 holiday in England from
the
C.W. Greaves sportsthan and his greatest loved.c. Norman Bowling Association.
CH.. Gough
EJ. Liddeli during years he was its Treasurer and English colony in Hongkong. was for bowls."
B.W. Brudhury 23 C. Raumell Its He brought a team of them to
sphero
Chinx
Palippines Wanstead and ever since ute position for himself, not only 1. Tanx
11. DAN Secretary
has been For some years he served on match
popular nationally, but internationally.. Tay
showed me letters re- the Council of the International event, with an important cup He
esived from China, Austrails, Bowling Board and was still a as prize.
he died.
Another typical aspect of the Canada, and other parts of the Hia member when
offices Included. other.
past man was his enthusiastic work British Empire, thanking him Fresident of the Essex County for the Drake Fellowship, a for the servlets her rendered.
organisation, which
old warrior has ruin the selected to represent Pitc Bowling Association, Wanstead charitable
representative games; Hỏ begàn and liford Bowling Clubs. He helps unfortunate bowls players, race and finished his journey, postponed
playing for Glamorgan in 1942 captained Ilford and also Wan- He was for some years a trusted honoured, loved and respected matches:
and it now in his 60th year- of the Fellowship,
by all who knew him. He had КОС tomorrow, 4 pm and going strong.. He was also a founder mem- his shortcomings. He was one | Hollands, G.F. Watt, W.R. Hillyer,
REMARKABLE sometimes K. F. Dede Roro Yu, P.W. Met-
WICKET- CHAIN. ber of Ilford Scottish Associa- of abrupt speech.
*Announce. tion, whose Jubilee President, verging on rudeness. He hated a Perkins, WJ.D. Cameron: KEEPING
C. Pule, H.B. Dewar. C. Popo, J.E.
ment that Don Brennan
is to Mr R. Watson, was at the sham, pretence, hypocrisy, dis-Hayward.
*Ord Divisions PRC ̄(Away) Vretire from county cricket rid of the that loyalty. Yet underneath funeral.
tomorrow, 30 p.m.:. calls that Yorkshire havd. had: In a tribute to Mr McNeish, abruptness he had,
the ER
BU VODĚJKANTISAN SA Pilding- | Fun Mr George Clarke, committee imer circle of his friends, a ton; Ball Magingiki - Ivans, only four recognised stumpers
R. Mackenziej Toberts, E., Bellamy
In 65 years-the professioriala captain of personal charm which endeared w... Jones, P. Lowe, J. Moore, member and former Wanstead Club, said: "There is him. to those who knew him." W.It. Coton.
the
wor yeurs
KCC CRICKET MATCH TRIAL
TOMORROW There will be a cricket trial match at the Kowloon Cricket Club tomorrow.
Miss Florence Chadwick, the San Diego, California,
London, Sept. 19. South Africa beat England by "Flying Fish", today broke
The teams will be: the Europe to Africa swim-four goals to one in an Amateur
International football match pt P. V. Dodre's XI:-P. C. N. ming record and at once Selhurst Park today, thus Carnell. D. Coffey, E.. T. looked to new straits to avenging their defeat here 29 Baker, S. V. Gittins, P. Hall,
years ago.
R. E. Lee, S. Locke, J. Mar The South Africans were two shall, N. Oci, P.
England had most of the play up E. C. Fincher's XI-W. H. to the Moroccan shore in 5 hours to that point. After the inter- Cowle 6 minutes, faster than anyone val, England, who had been so Hart-Baker, L. E. Heron, F. R. C. M. Guilford, N. before her.
dominant, went completely to Miss Chadwick 33, has also picces and on the rare occasions. Lewis, K. Lo, R. F. Maddox, Kermani, A. T. Lee, W. J. B. fastest crossing of when they attacked their shoots. R. Ramchand, V. Seymour, made the the English Channel from Eng-ing was either wild or too tome. land to France. :
A. P. Weir, The South Africans played "Now I shall get cracking for businesslike football and showed my next swim, namely the plenty of thrust in front of the Dardanelles (between Europe
Warren scored against the and Asia, in Turkey) in ten soal
Gibraltar from Tarifa, Spain, goals up at the interval, though Zimmern, F. R. Zim Wood, A.
days'
time, and I'm sure it will, and then Gibson Jette Just be Buccessfully achieved," Miss before half-ano. Classone made Chadwick said after an enthu- it three up in the 60th minute slastic return reception from and Warren, completed the scor- large crowds-Reuter..
ing in the 75th minute.-Router.
FIVE-MINUTE MILE
London, Sept. 20,
Ten leading women distance runners will attempt to be the first to break five minutes for One Mile at the floodlit athlelies meeting between England and the Netherlands at the White City, London, on Sept. 30.
World Record · For 400 Metres Low Hurdles
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night (it finished with a bitch- hike) and his expenses totalled,
than half the "gate{! 1,000th INNINGS. Davies, the
batsman,
Emrys Glamorgan opening
has completed "his" The following have cricket for his country and in
innings-in--first ·"dless -
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in
League Bowls
Division: PRC (tomb
Far From Wild West
By HENRY LONGHURST
Oklahoma City.
With a private aeroplane, generously provided by Mr Roy Woods, an Oklahoma business man, waiting at New York to bring them here for the U.S. Amateur Cham- pionship, no fower than six of the original ten members of the British Walker Cup golf team elected to scratch and return home, leaving only Duncan, Carr, Morgan, Drew and myself to take advantage of this unparalleled hospitality and to sample, for the first time a twentieth-century version of the original Wild West.
down
as far as the
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heat back at 1.200
David Hunter, Arthur Dolphin and Arthur Wood, and amateur Brehtian. Next: on ́thờ” list" is likely to be Rommie Booth.
Lightweights Battle To A Draw
Boston, Sept. 20.- Chunky Wilbar Wilson of Boston, refusing to "tako, n backward stop, battled his way to a draw with the South African Lightweight
Our lack of numbers, though causing natural disappointment-this sort of thing really must not happen again-in no way lessened the warmth of our welcome. After 靄 seven-hour fight, Only one year previously, especially as it was burnt to a Champion, Gerald Dreger, Budapest, Sept. 20. crossing the mighty Ollo and Horace Hutchinson had brought cinder in June.
very, first golf clubs to You can't get a bad lie on last night in a nationally- Russian, Yuriy Arkansas rivers, we touched the
demonstrating of on lond
at these fairways, no sir, you can televised ten-round boxing Lituyev, today broke the earth, beside
good red America,
Meadowbrook upon holes cut not. I was told on the way outhout at Boston Garden. WOMEN TO ATTEMPT THE World record for the 400 unive-podern city
with #ky-
with a poriknite. How many of and, indeed, this is inle. The sin, their previous rose Metres Low Hurdles with a scrapers and oil derricks sprout those pioneers of Oklahoma big American ball, with which in July, when he was deafired new best time of 50.4 ing from a flat plain stretching would have suspected that 60 all must play here, alls up on the Winner, Waon was forced
Gyésors - Inter' their country | tho rench,
thick Bermuda grass and to give away poundlagt seconds.
with the temperature 90, blazing qualifers from im entry of ever
club would bo welcoming invites you to hit it, and all our lipped the scale at 15%** The formor world record of
hoen party have. for the National Golf pressed.
much Im-Dreyer 30.8 seconds had been held by an intensely formac
The 23-year-old the American, Glen Hardin, who
Championship?
The layout is undulating for won an Olymple title in 1948, established it in Stockholm in White Americen visitors are A magnificent place it is, too, this part of the world, with
piled up, points in the early July, 1984.
naturally intrigued at thevanti-with a vast olub-house, not; un Valleys, occasional brown lakes rounds with a looping left that Liluyev broke the record qulty of the Old World: 1 And like Berlahire, and a swimming and innumerable reds mostly found its mark constantly on
tho during
Soviet-Hungarian myself equally thrilled in re pool which, to the noncom cedars, in which millions of Wilson's face and head. But athicile meeting here.
verad "with" the Hewness of the batant, beckons
crickets or from-toudemics & his negro opponent from Boston more strongly He had been runner-up in that Now. On April 24 did not]
1889 for than the golf course..
TiDisk er understand by rubbing plodded gamely on and by that event at the last. Olympic Games
the back s
eg together.....liko | PYPLATOUT · ́had opek ot Helsinki to the American, istimice, Oklahoma
„Aeries of pieces, 120 A YEAH
batterice of movie cameras, over Dreyer's left eye. Charles Moore, Earlier this year'swady "Zaldish twife ChangÄOTRILHANTARAN
stopina
Inggris will many
The wound continued to bleed Those at home who bewnil the
pin positions kicked profusely for the remainder, un cumming Miss Harding will be making, City on September 23, two teams
The Rumene boterbate, increasing the subscription on the surface and will bronk rounds it looked sol British Half Mile Champion, will meet in a "revenge" match,
to. 12 guindus, may care to re- many u nervo.net Ipst August a British: "B"
Eddie appeared The Russian team knocked Entries close at 12 o'clock Phylls Green, former national
It was every man for deal by the way, that the entry. The rough regarded here might halt the math, NOON on Wednesday 23rd country uitle-holder, and team set a new world record for three-tenths of a second off the
riding.
foo here
And the an £1,200, times half-mile, world record for the women's 100 | Kingself)? some
Both Curley and Judge John Dlona' Leather, member of the the.
Indeed 1 we throo September, 1963.
Terms with vigor and the nual ubscription 2120, The stary of a local legal liminary
red the fight, evimi -scored English tour which sat new defeating the A team who were Meteos Relay here today.
Norton who loptabell dropped an- |-Culley peoing it of world record for the Thres considered
permanent staff tho most likely previous record for the evont grandparent of bost here, club bna. By Order of the Btowards, Tinn 880 Yards Relay of While
at While record-breakers. In the match, was 46.9 seconds wat up jointly inadmitally, among othem. By 845hzarstore Valestyrammers) other, ovlay Hi moulder and Norton 90-90 on points
0,052 Could not find that either. But Judge Jos Blunmai2349 U. MISA
the "A team will, now by the by the United States and Get evening their claims had been. The course measures City 1st month Varul Stock- former "B" Hide, China Mail man teams Halan last year, red and Othe on | yards witER DAN JU Lim by our mandards it is cumpara. 97-90. Beoralary. At the
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Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the 1st Race Meeting 1950/64 to be held on Saturday 10th and Monday 12th October, 1958, (woathor permitting) may be obtalabd| at the Secretary's Omco Alexandra House; the Club House, Happy Valley; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.
The British record for tho distance of five minutes 9.8 seconds was set by Enid Harding of the London Olympiades last July.
he hund not a new European re-
the attempt with 'Anha: Oliver; (of British women "half-milets | cord in the event in' 10,7 veconcis, 14ogramme, shows early 'Danés { Incrossing" cost of golf and do WAY" in: corners, are oxcellent the bout an ite the
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WOMEN'S RECORD Ale et
the man,
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