1949-11-17 — Page 6

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

[, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949,

RECORD TOPPER

ENGLAND SWAMPS IRELAND TO QUALIFY FOR THE WORLD CUP TOURNAMENT

Manchester, Nov.16.~England won a place in the finals of the World Cup soccer tournement in Brazil next year by swamping Ireland, by nine goals to two here today.

The winners and runners up in the home International tournament qualify for the World Cup finals. England and Scotland, each having beaten Ireland and Wales, meet next April to settle the British Championship.

England's victory today was their biggest success in an International match against any home country since 1899. Then, they beat Ireland at Sunderland by 13 goals to two,

WINNING GOAL

·Spencer (Burnley), with band on goalpost, manages -to force the ball over the foot of Mitchell (Chelsea) in the incident during which Burlay scored the winning goal. Harris (Chelsea Captain) and Medhurst (Chelsea) Goalkeeper) watch helplessly from the ground.

Few

Liverpool Show

Signs Of Strain

London, Nov. 16-Liverpool, lenders in the First Division of the English League, who are unbeaten after

Keeping their proud record intact.

3d games, are showing few signs of the great strain in

This is in spite of the fact that every match now for them is played with almost "Cup tie" intensity as their opponents are fired by the hope of becoming the irst team to end the brilliant run.

In all-round

England also scored 13 goals without reply against Ireland in 1802. In 1047, England defeated Portugal by 10-0 at Lisbon

COPY-BOOK SOCCER

England treated the 65,000

*pecintorn to an rxhibition of copybook soccer

a treaty

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pich, which did not make the task of defending ensy, Their attack was far too fast and skil. ful, bolh

footwork and positional play, and Ireland's defence bad a gruelling time.

defences Fow

could have withstood such a goal-hungry attack, which notched four goals In 14 minutes in the second half. The Irichmen pit plenty energy into their game but were Henerally held up before they

could reach the penalty oren.

of

Stan

Jack Howley, centre-forward (4), Stan Pearson (2). Mortensen (2) and Jack FTOK- gart, scored for England.

Sammy Smyth and Brown netted for Ireland. Reuter,

Jackie

Golfers Coming

In For Manila Open Tourney

Nelson L. Higgins, (above) of Pullman, Wash., holds a 32-pound Dolly Varden trout he hauled in from Lake Pend, Oreille, Idaho, for which he claims a world record.

The former hulder is R. C. Worst with a 291⁄4-pounder from Hayden Lake,

Idaho, in 1946. Both used rod and reel-AP· Picture.

AUSTRALIANS DISCUSS AN OLD THEME

Amateur Or

Professional

-Snob Or Puppet?

By JOHN SEIFFERT

Amateurism is based on social distinction and snobbery.. sportsmen are puppets of the promoters.

.professional

These were typical of the statements made by four leading Australian sports- men in a recent radio debate on whether the bar between amateurs and professionals should be wiped out.

with

W. J. O'Reily, former inter- national cricketer, and forner Rugby Laugue stor Frank Manila, Nov. 17.-Nine 'Rourke, who played prominent foreign golfers Leeds (England) for seven years, who are taking part in the "upported the argument.

Case for wanateurism was put 35,000-peso Philippine World | by Forbes Carlile, Australia: Open tournament are sche- | swimming coach at the 1948

Ganies duled to arrive in Manila Lo-Olympic

and Keith Donald, secretary of the New day and tomorrow.

The foreign

entries in the South Wales Amateur Athletic

Assveation Council, unprecedented meet. which

on November opens Nonman von Nida

24, are and Peter

ASSET SALEABLE Thomson. both of Australia,

"Sporting ability in a saleable Marcelino Morellia, Spain's Na-asut," Bard O'Reilly. "Any Hunni Open

Champion, Mar- | prominent sportzipan owes it to Sobroso, Spanish Amateur anselt and is family to make ilve Amerten very post a wamer, Sporting Champion, and

Harrison, (Dutch) pros, E. J.

slols are soon forgollen,“ Marty

Furgol, Diete Mriz

O'Reilly blamed am AEMKİRA and Ed (Porky) Johnny Bulle Oilver.

us, "the game

for trite, hackneyed phrases such is greater than The Australians are due to

the man," "The result does no night from Singapore, the matter" and "that is not cricket" Spanlarin by plane from Mud-

Such terms were wumbur" Fist tomorrow afternoon

when appliedi the Americans a few hours later by plane from San Fran cricket,

Cisco United Press.

Filipino Tennis Stars For Asian Championships

was

10 international

"Every member of an Aus- tralian Test Team, in my opinton, ไป a professional," he suid. "There is nothing deroga

try in the term 'professional'

It is an honour to be so called

when it shows a great ability to play one's game. In Britain, the bar between amateurs and professionals has been wiped out,"

SHAMATEURS O'Rourke saldi there were

ON THE RECORD Aussies Hope To Break

A Jinx At Auckland

Writing in the Melbourne Weinberg, who has done them Sporting Globe, J. I. Galti in 14.3 seconds, are high. records the interesting fact that But when it comes to a raco the Australians, though they rather than a record attempt, produced an Olympic Champion they are not in a class abavo two runners-up In the Don Finlay or South Africa's Jumping events at the London Tom Lavery, Empire record- Games, have, in the course of holder.

and

men's

while

the whole series, won only two Conceding the fact that both. athletic titles at the the Iller arò veterans British Empire Games.

the two Australians are young Australia's only Empire Games Champion in this departe, Finlay and Lavery are still ment of sport was Jack Melenif, and can be dragged out to

consistent around 14.3 seconds faster Hreen. Eithers or

winner of the Hon. Siep &- Jumaa both at London in 1034 and at the tape qualian Sydney in 1930.

The

both, may And-

Olympic Against Australia's record of

Champion, John Winter, is re- two titles, England bos won 20,garded Down Under as a cer- Canada 18, South Africa 11, and tainty for the High Jump. His even Ittle New Zealand, who beat maris is 6 feet 7 inches. will be the hosts this time, has Bath Scotland's nix titlen to date.

Alan Paterson and South Africa's Les Barnes have done 6:7. Not one of the three looks as good a prospect

When they were the hosts at Sydney 12 years ago, the Aus tralians scored heavily in nearly every event, but they always Just falled to produce the Champion.

they

This time, Gall! 6078,

England's two new record breakers of the past season, Ron Pavill and Peter Wells, both of whom have a best about an inch below.

鼎

*

Pavitra story should be en-

Air

Command

hope to win the 100 und 220 Yards, the High Hurdles, High Jump, Long Jump, Hop, Step & Couraging enough to any pron- pective Jumper. Four years ago. Jump, Sprint Relay and Discus when he was 20, he won the Throw

Royal Nirval But I have an iden they are Championship at & feet 4 inches. going to be Jinxed again. Galll's hope for both sprints In John

There were officers in the unit Treloar.

the most consistent who went to the trouble of re- hemmending him for special sprinter 0.0-secrds Empire's history, He will be training. Last season he set a running in senson and in feet 8 inches. A jump of 5 feet

new English Native Record at roundings that это fairly

In the

fomillar.

He may have to face 4 inches is not so spectacular a MacDonald Balley, but not the performance even in' our own Jamaicans, who are not travel Hongkong. ing to Auckland,

Thai should tell.

The Australians hope to win Everything points to a Treloar the Long Jump through their victory. I wouldn't put heavy silver-medallist In the event at odds on that though. Big John the Olympic Games. Theodore Treloar will be faced with at Bruce. Now, Bruce is undoubt- consistencies in amateur sport { stimulated by amateur sport-least three sprinters who have

a classy long jumper as he bad destroyed IL basin. He not professionalism. Professional had more experience than be edly thought amateur und pro.

sportsmen wire puppein of the has though he ron at the proved against the best of the

Americans at London, fessional sport could exist side promoter; they were employee competition.

Olympic Games-in high class by side. To hon the amateur

But in the past Australian sea- son his best leap was short of concept was the enduring one-- money for the man paying thein. John Archer is the reigning 24 feet and New Zealand's W. Turning to international sport. I won the title at Osio in 1940 8. Hough and Nigeria's 8. O.

port European Sprint Champlon, Ho Donakt said: "Rather than

1940 Williams, both of whom wl!! break down the

field of European hat preacht Against

have every conceivable principles of amateurism, I think printers, who, though they weretive to win at Auckland-Hough it would be preferable to abolish

not 9.0 men every race they

had all International sport as

considerable competl because he will be among the home folks and Willame because tive experience lu good com- lesser of the two cvlls.”

it would make of him the idol pruziy

pople took part for mental, physical and social pleasure and the prize WHO the honour of victory.

DEBASING INFLUENCES "Conceding certida inconals- tezielen, Carlile ald "On

the bulance-against

sebasing Influences of professionalsın, the evila of betting and general curruption--aunateurism must

19

always retain a high place in [eivilised countries."

Curruption netpos fessionalkım which

from pro- niso tended

The

when, sole Job was to make

the

Annual Race

Meeting

He was crocked up in 1948 of Nigeria-have Jumped and couldn't run in the Olym-24 feet,

He returned to competition pics. this past season and, though he

WOOR

Incen-

over

George Avery is Australia's did not better 6.0 seconds, he hope to make it three in a row consistently near enough for the Empire Hop, Step & But Championship. Jump la good company.

It takes p

there's a New Zealander, C. M. long time to recover form.

Kay, who is almost as good as The same

again, Kay is at John he is and,

.

The Annual Race Meeting of the Hongkong Jockey Club will take place on January 14, 16, Wilkinson, the Oxford Blue and home 17, 18 and 21.

Is

of true

BUS-

to brutallar apart. Surely pro- fessional boxing was not true Je looked on It 13 sport. "nothing less than an exhibition

There will be 10 races each European Universities' Cham- Finally, the Australiana hope with

Ia of savagery

cruwd

day, the main events being the plon in 1947. He was out of to win the Discus Throw. husting

for blood."

Chinese Club Cup (First Day); sprinting, with an injury

Ian Reed, who is in the 150- Kelih Donald pointed to Chater Cup and P&O Cup tained a rugger,

this event, Usey all through foot class in sport's three great benefits to

(Second Day); Pearce Memorial

1948. He was taking

it easy seem to have the nearest poten- th: community, These were Cup, which is also the main through the past season. Buttial champion. health, character-building and sweep of the Meeting (Third his times in the Continent ini the making of desirable coelal Day): Ladies' Purse and Jockey the autumn of 1947 were sug- Coy, who is consistent in the But there is a Canadian, Eric contacts These qualites were Cup

(Fourth

Day); Griffins pestive of his becoming even- | 140-145 class and he might like Champion Stakes and Champlantually the fluest sprinter Eng- the New Zealand ol Stakes (Fifth Day),

Tho ever produced.

curious fact Entries for the Annual Meet-

is that Stacey, American discus throwers who ing will close at 12 o'clock noon who in the Oxford and Cam- visit New Zealand always find on Saturday, December 10.

WEEK-END SOFTBALL

land

Then there is Nick

In the event of alterations in bridge visit to the United States the air there bracing enough to the classification of ponies after last year returned 21.3 seconds improve on their own personal the entries close, the necessary for the furlong.

The following are the week-corrections will be made by the

end Softball League fixtures:

SATURDAY, NOV. 19

Secretary.

Entries for the Derby to be run

1050, will close on

day

The Canadian air la records. ubout the same that hovers over Australian hopes in the High the States.

Gardner,

Hongkong Hurdles, with Peter

the

against Brian Shenton, Stacey,. Wilkinson and Archer? It looks

Subscription ponies of 1930 Jockey Changes we another six for the Aus-

sles Dll along the line.

Manila, Nov. 10-Two local ranking tennis mundo Deyro and Cesar Car- players, Ray- moon, have been nominated to any aham amateurs Their compete

Finally, the Australians hope in the International ranks included many top light

on April 8, who has done the 120 Yards

But Many of

Men's Junior Leagus Tennis Championships of Asia amateur tennis stars Though Liverpool have been excelling

Enme Highs in 14.1 seconds and Ray to win the Sprint Relay. At Necrolo3.13 p.m.-Braves ▼

who could win a spriat relay, team to be held from December 22 to these players were really pro. held to a draw in half their work and should avoid a defeat Januar

Delawares (Umpires; Roberto Silva, home matches no far, their re-

reported fessionals because they received Reggio Silva, F. Kavior. 1. l January

The Derby is for Australian Bearer: at Burnley even though the today cord appears in no great dan home side possess a really solidy.

large retainers from firms mak- Philo Remedios).

3.43 p.m.-Oversons v.. Epariants ridden by jockey's approved by ter on Saturday when they defence.

They may also take part ing sporting goods. Moreover,

(Umpires: Eddie Loureiro, Eddie the Stewards over one and Aston Villa, es-

In the All-India Championships the status of come Olympic sints Remedios Frankle Vas. glash with

Scorer: have scor- pecially as Villa will be with-

at New Delhi

halt miles (150 lbs.) and the South would not stand up to close In-Tony Kwok). ed only three goals in their last Vietnam series at Saigon, French International goal- five home matches. ut their lipper, Keith Jones.

Derby County, who have won VILLA ON UP-GRADE four and lost four home' games, However, Villa aro on the entertain the costly Newcastle up-grade and if they can find team. Newcastle won at Derby away subduing Liverpool's 4-2 last season and are playing

winning wingers, Lid-well cnough to share the London. and Briertey, they may honours this time.

of

Burnley's attack

Indo-Chlon.—Reuler.

ALBERT BROWN NEAR VICTORY

Nov.

vestigation.

"Amateurism

At CIA-2.18

p.m-Blackhawks v. Grifins (Unpires: Tony Kwok

AL CBA-3.46 p.m.-Squawa

V

Ladies' Junior League Teresa's (Umpires: R. A. Bux, Alvaro Souza, teardo Scorer: Hal Wing Lee),

SUNDAY, NOV. 20

Men's Senior League

Ribeiro.

1s based on Johnnie 116, Dick Bum. Scorer: Sah- social distinction and mobbery."met Sammy). O'Rourke guld. "A true amateur either in international sport

or fears hay inherited wealth

professional. being called 18.-Albert

a I think the term amateur' 13 Brown, 0/ Birmingham, the a point as they did un

Even with Billy Steel, the favourite to win the event, and

abstract and unreal, motivated two visits to dazzling Scottish International Wolter previous

and snobbish, unjust EL Donaldson,

former by Inside-left, Derby's forward line World

sincere attitude." Champion, each won inclined to lack Balsti.

three frames during the penul-

Forbes timate 'LONDON "DERBY"

session of their News O'Rourke's view that the in- of the World tournament heat this afternoon.

Tuls received

match

dell

darn

Cheir

Liverpool.

Two clube

challenging the Landers after indifferent starts are Blackpool and Portsmouth,

and sixth respectively in

the table.

London stages what promises

ncross

Carlile

contested

At Accrein--0.30 am-81. Teresa's

There will be a sweepstake of $20 each. $50 additional for starters;.00% of this Pool will

For Manchester

be added to the Winning stake, 25% to the Second and 15% to key

RACING CUIDE

Handicap

Rom

"RECORDER",

CRICKET TEAMS

RECREIO

The following will represent the

this week's League

Club de Recreio Cricket remainst

London! Nov, 10-Some joc- changes and new riding the Third. First $1.000, Second arrangements have

now been $1,000. Third $1,000,

mode for the Manchester to bo run November Handicap on Saturday. They are:

(M. Beary). The 1950 Racing Form Guide

Danino, v. Chung Hva (Umpires: Y. (Unofficial) has

Just

fresher, bean

(T Lowry). Le Teller, Wally Ma. Issued.

H. Carr), Frenchy (W. Mel, symond Tsao, Scorer: Tony Kwok).

It is a handy reference book Roberts),

Spares), Newland Well, (the Hongkong University. The 1st 11.m.-M. Juseph's V. Paks

XI is playing at Home and the (Umpires: Don Robbins,

Churrau Ingmar for all racegoers

Teg (the

2nd XI will play at Pokfulam: the Eriksen. Bob

containing Bowles) and Miss Florence (W. latter to meet at the Remedios. Scarer: the names of

Hongkong 'the ponies

in Philo Remedios),

Star Ferry at 1.20 p.m),, numerical

Spoors). and alphabetical "Decor 32.30 p.m.U.S.8.

1st XI-A.M. Prata (Capt), Dr (Umpires: Skelly order,

There their sires

ore still and other

two A.M. Rodrigues. Dr L. Gosano. fozack, S. II. Khan, H. K. Ebrz- valuable information. (The dozen probable runners without GN Gesano, F.N. da Silva, A.P him. Boorer; Dimby Ablong).

Poreira, LG. Gosano, E.M.L. Soares, the new

ponies are jockeys. Pelota has been scrat- 2 pan-Braves v. adcape' (Um-names of

ched in bold type).

Gesano. while Jacobile, Trigardar HL. Ozorla, NA Boltno, B.T. hires: Hat Wing Lee, Fred Dlestat; isas Dea. Scorer; Philo Nema- Since the book was publish and Bottom Drawer are doubt XI-A.E. Norontis (Capt), A. dlus).

ed 84 ponies have been with-ful runners-Reuter. v. Over drawn 13.30 pan.-Pindaa.

Umpires: Charlle Figueiredo, Car-

or destroyed. Some

Rugger Results Cubancheros

London, Nov.

10.The fol- of the results rugger games played today:

RUGBY UNION County Championship; Oxfordshire 6, Eastern Coun- tics 25,

leaves Brown, who fo be a terrific "Derby" in Blackpool, winners of their

jn points

ench improving Charlion to frame, leading by 17 frames to last three matches, have the best which defensive record in the First

town to try and end 18 at the interval and needing Division, having conceded only Arsenal's recent run of 12 games two wins in the evening's anal plowing were

without a defent 10 goals in 10 matches.

Charlton's League -- Against

West

record session to win the tle. Bromwich

misleading.

This afternoon's scores (with Albion, who are eighth, they should be worth at least an work is excellent, their defence Brown first) were 102 to 20, 32 sway point, especially as their sound, Only weak finishing by to 81, 50 to 70, 47 to 88, 97 to

33 and 118 to 40-Reuter, prevented hod dynamic International forward, Stanley Mortensen, la In such Charlton from becoming a real great form.

force,

forwards

Their

mid-field

Badminton ́ ́Results Well-balanced Arsenal have POMPEY FORMIDABLE

claimed maximum points from Following were the results of Portsmouth, though not quite their last four matches, but the Badminton "B" Division in the form which won them Charlton's forwards may have matches played last night: the League Championship/last | Improved sufficiently for Charl- Chung Wah "6, University 3; senson,

are a formidably side, ton to snatch a draw-Reuter. KCC 2, St John's 7,

TM BEGINNING TO

LIKE IT HERE!

DON'T MIND F MCGRA

AND SCORPIONS NEVER”

SHOW UP

DON'T LOOK NOW,

Mister Conquest

CARRAHİ GIT ON WD YE!

"THE HOT THERE AT ALL)

HAVEN

THERE ARE NO

VE HEARD

SNAKES

OIRLAND

0,

Surrey 6, Middlesex 14.

Other Matolies Cambridge University MR. Steele-Bodger's, team 12.

Aldershot Services 9, Army trial team 3.

Devon Royal Navy Reuler.

POWER

LEMME

OUTE

DON'T WORRY GENTLEMEN, TIS THE MORING AND Í -SUB PRACTICAL JOKES.

gon and

los Yvanovich, Bill Silva. Scareer have been sold to Manila, Sal- | Pallo Remedios).

the Army, while At CBA-030, a.m.---Baseballers

Daredevita filmbiras: Buster Hol- number of others have been de lords, Rennie Sequeira, R. Vertesyn stroyed owing to Infurles, Ecorer: 'Eddie Loureiro).

11 am.-Americans v. Jegunts Umpires: "Doc" Bolthen, Dickle Silva, Louis Rocha. Scorer: Bülter Hollands).

Men's Junior League

At CBA-12.30

p.m.--Rexes

V.

airs (Umpires: Bill Woo. Henry Hussain. Bob Lo. Scorer: Bernard Blies),

WEEK-END

HOCKEY

The following are the Hockey

Axtures for

3.30 pm-Aces v. Pandas (Um-- stran: Cama, Nazarin, Horble Quan. Į "Association

do Almeida, Ficorer: Roberto Sunday:

Nunen)

Indie Senior Learne

Pak SC v. Army-Police Ground, Boundary Street, 11.18 m. (Umpires, At CBA-2 Di.Conadiens VS/Cdr. Padley, Bir Bilva), Wahoos - (Umpires: |_ Dick ̈Chang. Henry. Wone. B. C. Wong. Booter Jind Wine Tour

MANAGERS' MEETING"

Chand. - Turs- v. -YEĆA....----King's Park, NRC No. 2, 10 a.m. (Um•

Bome

HARRIS RECORD RECOGNISED

18.—The Tone Paris, Nov. kilometre (standing start)

V. Gosano, A.A. Lopes, “All Or mund. D.E. Remedios, Jus Alves. C.A. Outerres, R.A. Remedios, JA, Sose A. Rice-Pereira AA, Remedios. Jnr.

IRC

The following have been selected to represent Indian Röcreation Club in the League cricket matches, a follows!

1st XI v Commando (Army) on world record time of 1 min. Sustlay-S.A. Ismail (Capt),

0.8 secs, which was set up by Abbas, I. Al, FM. ct Arcvili, AH.

Reg Harris, the Manchester Bakar AR.. Esmall, AR Kitchell, professional, inx Milan on Oc- MA. Wahab, Snr.

lober. 23, was officially recog- nied today by the Interna- tional Cyclists Union.

Harris's tiine beats the old cord of 1 min 10.2 secs. es- tablished by Fabio Batessini, of Italy, in -1098,-Reuter..

pires 1/Tel. Matthewson, LW Never Mind Their

fontson).

KHC v. Recreio "A"-King'a Park Recreio, 11.15 sm. (Umpires, Capt. Payne, Sgt. Mal., Hannan).

University (v. Dutch-Paktulum. 10.30, 4.17. (Umpires, Kie: Palmer, Capt. Chisnall).

Politics

A.lf. Madar, AR. Minu, IM, Omar,

Scorer: Mr A.M. Wahab; Umpire: Mt UA. Rumjaht

2nd XI v Commandos (Itoma) (on Saturday, A.K. Markar (capt), FL T. Barma, &.E.M, Bux, A. Ebrahim, Ebrahim M.D. Flamesh, K. L chand. Y. Motiwalla, A.R. Ramck,

M. Bamy, MA, Wahab, Jar.

The following pro the KCC cricket Leama

DÉKI V TAP (at Kaly Take-on | falurday at 145. pan-RE, L68" EL Fischer, *W.M.; Davidman, FR. İçermani.” 3:¦ Latiou, - C.P. · Smith, A. Zimmern. FR.: Zimmern, d. Sleptp.

A Bellors, N Hart-maker,

2nd XI v RAF at KCC on Salufe

Bond, A Lon-Do wh Langston-Jones, B. Cuest, R.G, Lak Fdall, nossolete, FA Broadbridge, N., Manley,

Reserve: V.C. Seymour....

A Managers Meeting will be held on Tuesday, Novem- ber 23, at the office of Dr FJ. Molthen, Shell Hoube

Prague, Nov. 10--Three star commencing at: 8.30 p.m. All

Navy-King's Park, Ice hockey players whose pollar, at 1.40 p.m.-CJ. Smith VG. Team,

are earnestly

INHC. Ne, 1, 11:30 am Umrece tical reliability was called into Managers

W. O. Vincent. Capt. Turner), question last month are to play requested to attend. A meet- KITC RARNRC No. 1, 10 in Stockholm with the Czech ing of the Management Com-a.m. Umpires, Mr Quest.

Mrnational team ritton has been convened for Grewall."

„Iecreln - "B" 'v. II.K. Polleo. The three Shbrodsky, ursday, November 24, com-:King's Park, Recreio: 10 a.m. (Um zinak and Konopasek--aró in- | The following will represent CCa at 5.30 pin. of the vicer, Mr Xavier, GMBI McAllen); cluded in the team to play in League match against the Bear- Bama, venue. Team managers. Team Secretaries are requested to sro requested to furnish the ensure prompt attendanes of their Sweden on December. I and 11 plot Chater Iosa Fon Baturday

G.A. Boun... P.J. Billimoria,2* names of three members or maximum delay of 10 Last month" they were excluditong Chova Divecha, Crab minutes. will be allowed.. delan ed· from the training camp: al free, Kik: “Rumfahn: KAY Tama their teams for umpire duties Umpires are requested to inform Brno, established to give sports anal D Headman, Jrance, at the Minnigers Meeting to be Fixture Bed. Tel No. 3100 and political schooling to the man).add(Umpire), 0.0 Youngye. 11. Grennalada (1212 Golden" (Mass), before-8 pm, on Friday: 17 | held next wook

unalie to ometate.

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