The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1921, Page 4

SOOTBALL COAC _— 2. * * 8 *% x * ¥ 4 THE SEATT LE STAR ES ARE GROOMIN * * EDDIE PINKMAN TO HAVE CHANCE TO COME we = i SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921. BACK G MEN FOR FIRST GAMES TUES DAY Senior Soccer Tea iolet . to Box Pilots Meet Tuesday Odd Number of Teams in Division and Even Number Jor d an Wanted; Schedule Not Yet Ready; Registration — Lists Due Wednesday ANAGERS of the five senior teams in The Star Soccer league will be asked to meet at The Star Tuesday night at 7 p. m. There are five teams entered at present and the meeting is called to work out plans for the playing of an even number of teams so no team will be forced to|| Baseball May be idle. Hold Up Soccer Play for Week Entries for the funior division have been closed with 10 teams entered | altogether. |] Play ts scheduled to start tn the The schedule for the juniors ts be || star Soccer league September 25, ing made up and won't be ready for || but the league may not be able to Serene Ne H fow — Lge It |] get under way until a week later. Was planned to have it ready for €o- |] because of the interference with day, but it has not been finished.|] pascball, Definite announcements The senior schedule won't be drawn || wit! pe made early next week, #0 Up until after Tuesday's meeting. players and managers should Watch The Star carefully for the neat few days. All managers want to remember | to baye their registration lists ready | for The Star not later than 6 p. m. lavilion. Wednesday night. Fifteen players Paccmnare$ may be signed up. Registrations | dropped. first effort Eddie} ois: consist of al esane names} The following teams are entered In Len Gnd addresses with the juniors in-|the league: Fhe beat himself by around and huggi in SENIOR Woodland park, West Haas, Eckart Cigar company, Maple Leaf post and Postoffice, JSUNTORS Allen Athietic association, Walla Walla Athletic club, Quakers, Bal lard, Juniors, South Park Cubs, Lib- erty Park Juniors, Highland Park, eluding the datg of birth of each play- or. These lists are to be signed by the manager of the team, with his telephone number and the name of the club's home field. Changes in these registration lists may be made during bte first half of the season In both divisions. Changes ‘ust be made three days before any game in writing. No club may carry | White Star Athletic club, Washing. More than 15 men, so if men are | ton Park, Hawthorne Jupiors and the Ridley Easy Winner Over Burns UD RIDLEY, Seal featherweight, gave “Roughouse” Charley Burns, He the other night, according to the Vancouver Province, which gives the jollowing version of the battle. Coast featherweight title claimant, gave “Roughhouse” Charley Burns, former Canadian lightweight champion, an artistic lacing in the headliner at the added the same number mu%t be/| Falcon Athletic club. & lightweight, quite a beating in Vancouver, B. C., in their 10-round “Youth triumphed over old age last night when Bud Ridley, Vancouyer Athletic club tournament at the Arena. The “J.lttle Dempsey” to his corner, took a whiff of smelling salts and went back for more. lead fn eight of the ten rounds. Burns made his best the eighth when he got to close quarters with Ridley and vf sti Beattie, | HOW FAR ‘WILL, BON STEIN, Clark Speirs and Lee Stell get in the national amateur golf champion: ship? This question has been asked many times in loca! golfing circles since it became known that these three crack Seattle linksmen would compete in the blue ribbon event which begins at St Louls today, and ae our guess may be as clone as | anybody's, we venture to aay that Seattle will be represented In the | semi-finals and that a player trom | the Northwest will appear in the | finals, | ere |THE BRAND OF GOLF PLAYED hero is just as good ag anywhere, but this t# the first real chance the Northwest bas hed to go after national honors, and that the boys will give @-Bood account of them. selves in the hope of all tink devotees hereabouts THE TRIP EAST WAS MADE possible by Guy Standifer, the well known golfer and shipbullder, who Poole | Makes | Record Portlander Secures Three Homers Friday; Beav- | BY LEO I. LASSEN IM POOLE, the hard-bigting first) « / sucker of the Portland Beavers, | 5, hung up a “Babo” Ruth mark for the local apple orchard Friday afterncen = when field the the right barricade in double bill the Indians, 4nd his three blows were mighty big factors in the ers Wallop Tribe Twice). he holsted three) home rung over| with |? pulled the strings and fixed things 80 that the following ten players start in the preliminary round to- day: Chan Egan, Rudy Wiibelm, | Russ Smith, Dr. C. F. Willing and) Guy Btandifer trom Portland; Bpeirs, | Stein and Stell from Seattle; Big | Kerstaffe Wilson from Victoria, and | George Voo Elm from Salt Lake NONE OF THESE FELLOWS need any Introduction to followers of the royal and ancient game here. They are the cream, and have just as many shots in thelr bags as | Ryans, Oulmet, et al. The play to day will be 18 holew of medal play, | }and the low 64 scores will play In |the qualifying round @¢ boles) | proper on Monday, to determine the 32 players who will engage in the |mateh elimination contest. Thin | year's gathering is easily the clas | lest that has ever entered the tour- | nament, and if “one of our boys” happen to finish well up in the race | | golf, HARRY CALOHAN AND HIS team of golfers from the local tks’ lodge will journeyto Tacoma tomor: row to meet the Bills of that city in the first half of thelr annual nerap for the Scobey cup. The date of the match tn Beattie hag not been decided yet, but it will probably be within the next two weeks If a third match i» necessary, the teams will be split—one-half playing bere and the other half there-—-and the result decided on total number of points. Captain Calohan ts taking over a strong lineup and he expects to bring back win No, 1 WITH THE MAJORITY OF ITS members belonging to the Rainier an® Inglewood clubs, it was ex pected that this year would see the closing of the Barflington club courye, | | but euch will not be the cane, The leasing Of the property for another year means a twenty-dollar assess ment on each member, but Alex it will be a big boost for Northwest | Galloway, who ts in charge of the “renewal” campaign, has already Around the Links With Alex C. Rose | secured enough signatures to tneure play on the Black river course next year. That the beautiful fairways and greens are not to be neglected | was made known this week, when the greens committees announced the arrival at Earlington of @ tri | plex mower—the very latest im provement in course implementa, EARLINGTON DEFEATED THE Tacoma Country cub team, at Tacoma, last Saturday by @ 23 to 19 score. The withdrawal scores are as follows. arlington players named first } Jones 3, Pratt ©; Griffith 0, Raleigh 2; Brown 0, Conrow 3; | Atkins 3, J. F. Lyon 0; Harold 3, J. A. Lyon 0; Wilson 06, Todd 3; Wright 3, Dickman 0; Jackson 2, | Gungtrum 1; Metzger 2, F. Davis 0; Zanker 4, 1%. De 0; Grigzs 0, | Griggs 3; Allen 1, B. Reynolds 1; Hatch 0, 3. Anderson 2; MacGeorge 1, Reynolds 1; Bruns 0, Hyde 3; Stanley 3, Starkey 0. Totals ‘ sHatted for Jac by inning base bit—Tovtn. Gingtardt. Dowble ptaye—auompt to K lworthy; Gox to Fisher. Sacrifice | Jacobs 2, Male, Fisher, Kenworthy. Tovtn, | | Btolen base— Wo! First Game AMERICAN LEAGUE Portiand Anh HPO A x | Lom. Gingtard, of .....6 2 2 F 8 iT) Krug, ip 36 © 8 8 98 83 Hale, ae oa 0f3 1 Cox, rf. eee t i Foola 1b ae." 2 70 Wolter it Ge me ge Ss oe Paton, a $6 1 8 8 2 o|Chicage a Fisher, ae oe H @ Pulladelphis — ” Dole mee 9 ee ee oe Bt Leute 10, eo 6 18 Be 48 Qhevelang 3, Waabin, an H YO & Horton 10 Chiengo 4 - { ; Detrott 1. Philedetphia & et ne iv sen 8 NATIONAL LEAGUB Bidred, ef . 32 ¢ Ww orth i 6 3 ©] New Tore Eeworthy, : ae a | iitepur 1 1 0 8 0/80 Tom 1 1 8 @ 0] Boston @ 1 ot 6 1] Brookten @ 6 6 © 6) Etmetnnats re Philadelphia Cincionatt Giants Gain, but Yanks Lose Lead to World Champs By defeating the Pittsburg Pi- Feather Title Go OnToday Crown in 12- Round Bout With Frush ILEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 17— Johnny Kilbane, who hag been | featherweight champion eince be Outboxed Abe Attell at Vernon way | back in 1912, defends the title bere today against Danny Frush of Bal- umore. Eyen money prevailed in the bet- ting today and Kilbane was pre dicting he would win by @ knock- out. ‘The weather was threatening after an allnight rain, and there was & possibility the fight, sched- uled for Dynn Field, might be post- poned by showers. Kilbane ts 32 years old—quite « venerable age for the ring 4 | Prush is 10 years hig junior, but that fact fails to make Johnny's | ‘| Johany Kilbane Risks His| 2” Speedier Grid Play Expected Forward Passing Expect- ed to Play Big Part Again; Teams Sized Up LL over the coun- try coaches are working feveriah- ly to groom thelr entries for Sept 24, the day on which the barrier goes up on the intercol- legiate football race. 4 A glance opr GY ary the field indi. = cates that altho racing conditions will be about the same as last season, the entries as @ whole will be much faster. Only a few minor changes bave been mi in the rules, and most colleges are recognizing the coaches and staffs of last year. Renoyations in team material are comparatively few, and with the bulk of playing material of last year back a8 seasoned veterans, the game should be speedier. The style of play wil”be largely the same as that of last season; a Uberal amount of open running, sup ported by tricks and accurate pass- s- ° PASSING fense, and most effective when so designed that the passes and run- ning plays are made to look alike. This requires the defensive to hesi- tate to determine whether the play is & running play or a pass. Forward passing is probably the department Ohio State will miss most, altho Coach Wilce says he has Johnny Stuart, last year’s fullback captain of the Freshies, Stuart ts waid to have the feet that will fill the shoes of Harley and ) ‘ own eo infig The first round was even. At, gl! ti MiAGIeto, Weiter 4 Ridley was nking fix nd eight foot putts into Burns’ meee po fouble defeat handed the tribe by the | M nae ‘reap? Sen In the National league, the |! backers feel the faintest doubt that honpdng rights and lefts off the “Roughhouse™ person's head. It was a|/0wly Beavers, the visitors winning '« ne of eame—1:65 New York Giants mgved farther || he will retain bis crown in today’s fast eresting mill, but Ridley had the decision tucked away after the|®? &94 51. piree—MoGrew and Casey into the lead Friday in the race | affair. a a Game for the pennant, The Giants won, || FIGHT, RAIN first Burns couldn't fathom Ridley's defense and the latter; He drove tn four runs ae AD. HPO A. 5 to 0, with Fred Toney holding || eae surp: er boys with his clever infighting. Me packed the| with his four-ply ewats, also collect: |jimgiarat, ef seresee the Pirates to two hits. | OR SHINE Og! nd of his punches found their mark. With ; ed two singles, reached first once on | & ree g ‘The New York Yanka, how: | Promoters MeGinnity and Deutsch the round, however, Burns brushed the off'an error and was walked purposely i H eee | lost the lead in the Prk bbe H @nnounced they had oo and In the final seesion Ridley rocked Burn@ half | @pce during the matines, 2 3 13 1 8/1 league race to the Cleveland In- nome times 1 looked as tf the former champion was due| Poole’s first home run wallop was| i ifer. if i { ? ; H dians, The Yanks were defeated the red the storm. The judges were unani-| registered in the second inning of the 4 Frid. Lon mous in Ridley the winner. Bud gave the local | first game, the big Portlander poling Tannin . 73 H a H 10 ri 4 ee et Sra man @ decisive and Burns can have no excuses. He has game-|the onlon over the Cadillac sign in Tor ie ter ing Washington, 3 to 9, neas to commend at beyond that Ridley was the only one in the/deep right center, one of the longest sud A HPO AE if i picture. Burns took enough punches to send the average boxer kicking.” | homers of the season bere. “Stubby” ' 1 H : $ pit SN LA Ca MY atk ree Ridley left Friday for a fourmonths’ trip to the Orient, accompanied | Mack waa the second victim. Poole 1 090, the promot by his wife, baby girl and his manager, Joe Waterman. Bud bas signed | slammed the pill out of sight in the | ty ‘ss § §: AMATEUR MITT Tos #aid $100,000 worth of se pm va Ue tino homed off Guy ‘Cooper i t $4 $$] SHOW TONIGHT |sea “is. “ust “sates — ie also homed Guy Cooper in ‘ ee Pp T, Ring Card Set the ninth, driving in Cox ahead of 3a Ue i Martisen and Tommy is Bist real Bra over $125, acoma him, $$ § i 6] Sontag, middiewsights, heading the je came today. * Eddie Miller, Clevelan it up $15, IVE btputs have been lined up for Tucoma’s opening smoker of the @ ¢ 1@ @ «Pl card,-the Caseade Athletic club will . pu iP ¢: " season, Thursday. Morgan Jones and Joe Gorman, two of the lead | POOLE BROKE $ 8 $f Pletve on amateur mmoker at their Pee ee Pittsburg sportsmen tng featherweights on Coast, clash in the main event, over the six. | O'CONNELL RECORD —_ — — — -| sym in the Collins building tonight + peg vf would win Josh round route, Johnny ana Army Welch, lightheavywoights, box) The former record for bome run} enti ocr "iccct in Lynn) Of *| The first bout gete under way at $10,008 rite ig cary $3,000 to the six-roung seml-windup. Kid Clarke meets Johnny Rivers tn the lehbt-| hitting at the Seattle park wag held bicaee knock: Patt id ituties "crace poe weight division, Al Winters tackles Grant Randies in the middleweight 4) sia O'Connell, the hard-hitting 6 Abin Bee 4S seeee other bets of bout of it, and Jack Bowlin and Joe Edwards, a pair of lighti¢s, ee | U ‘ $5,000 were reported, make up of four round matches on the card. San Francisco first macker. Jim pe P GGY MORTON or f them at even money, ‘ —_——_— Tapped two circuit blows over the x out—By Mack 3, by Is SUSPENDED : re oe 2 right field partition in the opening won 2 on balie—Off Mack 2, ENTS Second Grid Turnout Held : oie Codoar tote Sgpnzon = frwetass| SELENA, Sept 1—Pugay Mor-| | The usual statements : e. fame of the San Francigco-Seatte | nite—Gingiard!, Lane, Krug. Thregebase soe Dil we sey trom tt eee came ip ‘a good turn last to the men about the rudiments of football and line charging | Series bere earlier in the season. | hite—Hale. Middleton. Home rune—Poote |0m. Spokane boxer, was permanent:| from the camps of the two fighters. | spring when he joined the crew, row- be mall 195 | Three home runs in one day is quite |% Double playe—Johason to Krug: Pat-|l¥ suspended from fighting in Lewis “I will forte the fight and will : comprised the second day's practice for the University of Washington ye at terson to Kenworthy to Bates. Sacrifice |and Clarke county because of an un-| Win within eight rounds,” d football team on Denny field yesterday, Johnny Wilson and Leonard|® feat on any field, but there arem't | iis “wiadieron, Cox Hit by pitcbed | \rietactory showing that he made in| Frush, )" declared | turn call is expected on the grid Zell did the punting and their punts averaged between 35 and 40 yards. | °° ™Any homers poled over the Seat |hail—Paton, by Mack. Baik——Johngon. motory Showmg ther he wage 58 | olen field from McCagg. Assistant Coach Lopsmeyer, former University of Utah star, directed | W* fences, which makes it more Fe-| !*rings ‘pilcned- Dy Mack §. rune 3. bite . ea er bout rag Monk an a i said Kilbane. ms BEST 0 te ‘en the line. Lo “4 14 in | markable. 7, of bet Aree en & “ed ‘owler here Thursday nig’ noc) sh out as soon as Ph ee EE ES aS Seas eee lopaeng pip —_.|* Wek eateeny | om me rants to oon is on his vacation. JACOBS BLOWS UP on “ play should revolve around ~ IN FIRST GAME Malcolm Aldrich, left half, and It took the Beaters 10 innings to rt | OUT BY GIBBONS O'Hern, the brilliant freshman quar- e PREP GRID down Seattie in the first gume. But ite COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. 17 To Try Long Swim ter of last year who is expected to be en $ Elmer Jacobs, who had been bit hard 4] Rattling Ortega, San Francisco mid the Priya o. of Old Eli in the Real Net APPROV Bill Stumpt helping the Humpty |Seit Lake $6 |round of their scheduled 12 round| Gade, Danish’ swimmer, who | ©bi0 State, Illinois and Michigan are sks: peas’ schol Ronee titans Dumpty act but conside ably Pale Portiand ... 268 ¢o bere last night. en fon Albeny to New York San bd waght cok Lids a started the inning with a single an Pe ee Rue Bi afl vive wa wee! § announced that by ie heavyweight cham- e has been offictally approved by the] was sent to gecond by Wolfer's sacri-| Lon Angeles ae, Miele | she will attem Wisconsin team is being shaped y » gecond by , on Ange . pt to swim the - as ip fa Be the third man fa the ( ‘hampion school principals. fice. Paton rapped a # Into] vem eee ie es pag | ST ECHER TO English channel pest year In | *?9u Bunge, an old timer. The schedule, as approved, is as/ left field and Lahe played the bounce] yn Wi"G, 4 antes ia, September, which is said t ‘orn! lost few stars thru “a be follows. badly, Poole scoring and Paton going hinge ee BHEeR MEET LEWIS) the test time of the seat er sraduation and is expected to show s & | The Hehedule to second. Fisher purposely walked Joe Stecher and “Strangler"|] Such an attempt. & lot. sr mage BN a eh ania Philly Star Must Beat Ocporer, 1 Wert Seattio va Franktin st /and Coleman fanned for the fourth 7 Ty "| vewis, both former world’s heavy If Miss Gade sucereds, she will Washington State also looms ‘boxing Bobb; ‘one anes Wallace Johnson, How-|cctoner s—queen Anne va Benard at/me. Then Jacobs lost control alto- $ 14 2|welght wrestling champions, willl be the first woman to perform |*tTo8s on the Pacific coast. td y Harber & draw o c Denny gether and walked both Ginglardi *: Atiett, Winn. Krause and/ meet in a match at San Francisco] the fea Georgia Tech, on paper, looks ome Reap pint ore Oe ever; Champ Favorite Ociober 1¢—Broadway ya Queen Anne st! and Krug, forcing in Patton, Stumpf | Keebler: Couch, Lewis and Fella mown Sa . like the strongest team in the coun- a . i October 16 kit — then mussed up Hale's chapce and PE RE | a seaise.sc acl try, having much of the same ma- mF pl lag aE yg reamed TLLIAM TILDEN, who won the| Donny, © UrNe TH Mneote Mt) i tailied. Cox ended the inning, of PF YOUTH SHOWS terial that last year throttled Penn ‘b the Bast, and they |, weeic's ceanonle # had Osteber 31- ‘West Seattie va Brosdwer | going out to Murphy, via Stumpf. inser; bites EDWIN 2 nnown, WEIGHT FORM and walléped Center decidedly. @ lot of him in Kastern ring) °1) by winning the American na-|°“Srdium es Tne, tT 06 fame. 106 Columbia st. Pat McDonald, famous New York tional singles and then climaxing his |October, 28—Franktin we Lincoln at | GAME IS HARD *- PARK SOCCER Sac over teenie weight heaver, who was defeate? efforts by helping to win the Davis| Denny, FRU ae recently by Bud Houser, California ER WORK. cup, is proving hig right to the wry Ai pees Anne ya West Seattle! The first fray was o hard-fought MEN PRACTICE schmool boy, in a track meet in world’s title at Philadelphia this | November #—Broadway ya Franklin at |#1Me Portland scored in the second he the South afew months ago, has and third on Poole's home run and a belt for four bases into the left eld bleachers by Ginglardl. Seattle tied The Woodland park soccer team of The Star league wilt hold its first ‘Stadium. November 4—Laneotn ys. Queen Anne at De said that Houser has the most per- week, fect shot putting form he ever saw. The tall Quaker net star ts facing S DELAYED Noyember 1%—Queen Anne ya Franklin P y ri November 11—Broadway va Batara at Practice session. of the season at the Houser recently put the 16+ GYM SPORTS bt ae font. tones 10 fresung ones bg it in the fifth on singles by Stumpf | cricket pitch at Woodland park, weight 48 feet inch ‘ He mo wap 90 ie p-stroke , November 12-—West Seattle ya Lincota at|and Jacobs and a mighty triple to| Sunday at 2 p. m, : of the necessity of getting finals of the national singles to-| Denny. center by Tobin. Portland went ipto Puts ilk. nnouncem ent tto enter Dartmouth college soon. Tilden, who put out William Soccer league started, it Johnston, pee Seippanibie for the sport or- considered his strongest Opponent, was a big favorite to Win,| at Stadium. however. November 26—-Lincoln va Broadway at Denny. At returning trom England this ppri here he retained his world's championship, Tilden's game showed signs of the strain of the long trips he had made. He didn't play much, and his showing in the Davis cup matches made Johnston the favorite| The Star wague will hold ita first | to win the national honors thiy week. | practice session of the season at But Tilden has shown bis true class | Hiawatha playfield Sunday at 2:30. and should win again today. If John- son wins, it will be recorded as an upset, Tilden entered the final round Fri day by defeating Willis Davis of San Francisco 10-8, 6-2, 61. Johnson en Wednesday, to consider final tered the final round by defeating |% pla for this work. he 1) 9 LLECTS HOM NI YORK, Sept. 17—“Babe” Ruth socked another home run, running his new mark to 56 here Friday, but he could not stave off defeat for the New York nts to be conducted by paper. _ Work will commence Monday on ; of staging these and, it possible, play will com- ce the following week. || Aturvey of the gymnasiums in the will be made Monday, so some- “Ching definite can be worked out. ntatives of the ¥. MC. A. ts of Coltimbus and the Elks’ b will WEST SEATTLE TO PRACTICE The West Seattle soccer team of |The field 1s reached by the Alki car, changing to the West Seattle short Une and getting off at Ste “fas Sse Pont be asked to meet with the ing ealtor of The Star at The the lead in the sixth on hits by Poole, Wolfer and Paton. Seatde made it threeup in the seventh on Patter: son's single. Tobin's sacrifice and Lane's single. And then came the fatal 10th, JOHNSON W SECOND IN WEEK Sylvester Johnson, the young Beaver righthander, who beat the tribe in the opening game of the series, repeated in the second game Friday, holding the Indian hitters safe, and aided by Poole’s two home runs, beat the tribe 5 to 1. Poole drove in three runs with homers in the second and ninth, while Hale's triple and Cox's long fly tallied one in the fifth and Krug’s double, Hale's infield out and Cox's single in the sixth ended the scoring for the visi- tors. Seattle's lone counter came over In the fourth on singles by Eldred, Ken- worthy and Stumpf. BILL KILLIFER SIGNS FOR 1922 BM Killifer, Chicago catcher, who bas relieved Johnny Byers as man. ager of the Cubs, has signed for the 1992 season. M—CHOICE ROOMS—81.00 New Dolington Hotel First and Soettt. 200 Roome—150 at it STRICTLY FIRST CLASS J. Ryans nh P. Key BASEBALL TODAY PORTLAND VS. SEATTLE GAME CALLED 2145 P.M. Take Vourth Ave. Cars to St. Louis 10 to 3. The defeat cost them first place, as Cleyeland now leads the American league by half a game. Ruth’s wallop with none on and two out. He crashed it off of Urban t LE C6. 92" pIG;, lariey Davidson Matorcycles To all my friends and old cus- tomers: I have opened a new store in my own building, at 1014 Pine Street, and will sell Goy- ernment Paints and Genera) Merchandise at lowest prices. MIKE COHEN 1014 PINE STREET Between Terry and Boren Aves. | ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.—The East- ern team won the mitersectional team contest here yesterday as the preliminary to the national amateur golf championships to start today. The Midwestern team was second, Southern team third and Pacific Northwest team fourth. CHAS. GRAHAM TO RESIGN SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.— Cherles Graham, manager of the San Franelsco Seals, will resign his post tion in that capacity at the end of } ‘the season. Graham plans on hand. ling the business end of the club next year. MAPLE LEAFS TO PRACTICE The Maple Leaf post soccer team of The Star league will hold a prac- tice session at Lingoln playfield to- morrow at 2 p. m The moto’ been waiting for is @ beauty, called the i ‘Chief, & big brother 28 che famoue twee jpadel. It has @ unit power pl the dependable Daytona Moto and is & machine you would be Proud to own. cle all Seattle has or is here. And i See It Tomorrow! 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