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Harold Snepsts 0 4 4 San Fran 010 000 000 - 1 6 2 (7), VandeBerg (9) and Bulling s c o r e c a r d Colin Campbell 2 1 3 Philadelphia 300 020 21 x - 8 10 0 HRs: Baltimore - Bumbry (1); g o l f Jet dragsters highlight Gerry Minor 1 2 3 Fowlkes (3-2), Barr (5), Seattle - Ford (3). Ron Delorme Breining (7) and May; Ruthven 0 2 2 Milwaukee 001 000 1 00 - 2 10 4 FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) THURSDAY Marc Crawford (2-3) and B Diaz. HRs: Phil - Three jet dragsters will highlight the mph. His fastest is 5.97 at 277 mph. 0 1 1 Chicago 112 035 10x -1 3 20 0 Top 20, ties and Canadians after SOFTBALL Matthews (2). . opeing show of the season at North Cen­ NCR’s track record is 6.458 seconds, set Caldwell (2-3), Easterly (6), the first round Thursday in the Senior women Cincinnati 000 000 002 2 71 Augustine (8) and C.Moore, $350,000 Colonial National In­ tral Raceways May 23. July 13,1980 by Terry Capp of Edmonton Sundowners 7 Backwoods 5 Pittsburgh 100 000 0 0 0 - 1 71 s o f t b a l l Yost (8); Hoyt (7-0) and Fisk, vitation Tournament on the 7,- Popular Doug Brown of Riverside, in a top fuel rail. Men's slo-pitch Berenyi, Price (1-1) (8), Hill (8). HRs: Mil - Yount (2); 190-yard, par 35-35 70 Colonial Astoria Blues 9 Northwood 6 Hume (9) and Trevino; Cande­ Calif., returns, but with a new jet car, Chi - Luzinski (5), LeFlore Country Club course (a-denotes There is also bracket one and two Gang-Nail 4 Inn ol (he North 2 MEN'S SLO-PITCH laria, Tekulve (7), Scurry (1-2) which Brown has named Wildfire, the amateur): racing. BASEBALL w LF A P (9) and T.Pena (3). same name as his old dragster, which he Babe Ruth Sunnse Rentals 2 0 19 7 4 Boston 000 100 010 - 2 7 0 Vance Healner 33 32-65 Kansas City 601 020 20x -11 17 0 sold during the winter. This is the first of 12 meets this season 13-year-olds Gary's Gang-Nail 2 0 14 4 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Lennie Clements 33 33-66 at NCR, which opened in 1980. Pas Lumber 8 Northern H ware 4 Astoria Blues 1 0 9 6 2 East Division Rainey (3-1), Hurst (1), Jack Nicklaus 34 32-66 Also coming is George Hedebeck, also TODAY Boston Pizza 1 0 8 5 2 W L Pet. GBL Aponte (8) and Gedman; Jim Booros 33 35-68 from California, bringing two jet funny The first two-race weekend at NCR is SOFTBALL Auto Magic 1 1 8 6 2 Boston 22 11 667 Krosli(4-2), G.Jackson (9) and Woody Blackburn 35 33-68 Wathan, Quirk (9). cars. July 3 and 4 and the third annual Prince Men's slo-pitch Inn ol the North 1 1 6 7 2 Detroit 18 12 .600 2’/? Barry Jaeckel 35 33-68 Brown's new Wildfire is averaging 6.20 6:15 p.m. - Brewers vs P.G. Pulp Northwood Pulp 0 1 6 9 0 Milwaukee 16 14 .533 4Vi Minnesota 000 000 002 - 2 6 1 Tom Kite 33 35-68 George Truck and Equipment truck log­ 7:30 p.m. • Boston vs Northwood Six Mile 0 1 6 13 0 Cleveland 14 16 .467 6Vi Detroit 211 110OOx- 6 9 0 Larry Nelson 37 31-68 seconds over the quarter mile, at 260 ger nationals are there Sept. 5. BASEBALL P.G. Pulp 0 1 5 8 0 New York 14 16 .467 6% Pacella (0-2), D.Jackson and Arnold Palmer 33 35-68 Babe Ruth Old Ft. Brewers 0 1 2 10 0 Toronto 13 18 .419 8 Butera; Morris (5-3) and Wock- Dave Eichelberger 32 36-68 14 and 15-year-olds Target Transport 0 2 4 11 0 Baltimore 12 18 400 8Vi enfuss. HRs; Min - Hrbek Andy North 34 34-68 6 p.m. - Elks vs Legion West Division (10); Det - Herndon (3). George Archer 36 32-68 SENIOR WOMEN Chicago 20 10 .667 - ClevolandOOO 100 100 000 - 2131 Joe Inman 36 32-68 w LFA p California 21 13 .618 1 CallfornlalOO 001 000 001 - 311 2 Brad Bryant 36-32-68 Sundowners 15 4 2 0 10 Kansas City • 18 13 .581 2Vi Barker, Spillner (0-3) (10) Peter Oosterhuis 34 35-69 Hockey proceeds up Graham's 0 14 h o c k e y 1 0 2 Oakland 18 16 .529 4 and Hassey; Renko, Aase (7), Leonard Thompson 35 34-69 Porter & Howat 1 5 4 0 2 Seattle 15 20 .429 7V£ Hassler (1-0) (12) and Boone. Fuzzy Zoeller 34 35-69 Monarch Life 0 1 5 0 0 NHL Minnesota 11 24 .314 11 Vi HR: Cle - Hayes (1). Doug Tewell 35 34-69 Color Your World 0 1 4 5 0 Texas 8 19 .269 10Vi Bob Murphy 34 35-69 Stanloy Cup Final Probable pitchers, with won-lost re­ from last year's total Backwoods Corner 0 2 5 21 0 Jerry Pate 33 36-69 Best-of-Seven cords, for major league baseball games Tom Purtzer 31 38-69 All Times EDT today (all times EDT): Howard Twitty 34 35-69 Sunday Game AMERICAN LEAGUE B.C.’s biggest minor hockey associa­ money will be used to keep fees for play­ b a s e b a l l M o r e Peter Jacobsen 34 35-69 NY Islanders at Vancouver, 8:05 Minnesota (Redfern 2-4) at Detroit tion thrived financially during the 1981-82 ers as low as possible, especially since Scott Hoch 35 34-69 p.m. (Pashnick 1-2) 7:35 p.m. season. s p o r t Ron Streck 36 33-69 Prince George is troubled economically. Thursday Result NATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto (Leal 2-2) at Texas (Tanana Dan Halldorson 36 37 73 The Greater Prince George Minor The new president will be selected NY Islanders 3 Vancouver 0 East Division 1-4) 8:05 p.m. Dave Barr 38 37-75 Hockey Association received two che­ from eight people elected Thursday to (Islanders lead 3-0) W L Pet. GBL p a g e s Milwaukee (Slaton 2-0) at Chicago Tuesday, May 11 St. Louis 21 12 .636 - (Dotson 2-3) 8:30 p.m. ques totalling $40,800 at its annual meet­ two-year terms. NY Islanders 6 Vancouver 4 New York 17 15 .531 3'/i 16, 17, 19, Boston (Tudor 3-1) at Kansas City ing Thursday at the College of New Cale­ Mike Meehan, Ivan McFadyen, Barb Saturday, May 8 Philadelphia 16 15 .516 4 (Splittorff 2-2) 8:35 p.m. transactions donia. Gunn and Lloyd Beich were re-elected, NY Islanders 6 Vancouver 5 (OT) Montreal 14 15 .483 5 4 6 a n d 4 7 Cleveland (Sorensen 3-1) at Califor­ The parents auxiliary raised $31,000 Tuesday Game Pittsburgh 12 17 .414 7 while George Robertson, Lyle Stearns, nia (Kison 1-0) 10:30 p.m. BASEBALL Vancouver a» NY Islanders, 8:05 Chicago 13 19 .406 7Vi during the season, while the Kinsmen Ev Malgunas and Stan Twist are new. New York (John 22-4) at Oakland American League p.m., if necessary West Division Club of Prince George presented a che­ Dawn Church, Bill Baldridge, John Thursday Results (Keough 3-3) 10:35 p.m. California Angels place pitcher Atlanta 21 11 .656 - Thursday, May 20 Detroit 6 Minnesota 2 Baltimore (Stewart 2-2) at Seattle Stan Bahnsen on waivers; designate que for $9,800, minor hockey’s 50 per cent Last, Glen Lorenz and Doreen White re­ San Diego 16 14 .533 4 NY Islanders at Vancouver, 10:05 Texas 4 Toronto 3 (Nelson 1-5) 10:35 p.m. infielder-outlielder Jose Moreno for share of proceeds from the annual skate- turn for the second year of their two-year p.m., if necessary Los Angeles 16 17 .485 5'/i Chicago 13 Milwaukee 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE assignment. Saturday, May 22 San Francisco 15 18 .455 6Vi a-thon. terms. Kansas City 11 Boston 2 San Diego (Lollar 4-0) at Montreal Detroit Tigers reactiviate reliever Vancouver at NY Islanders, 8:05 Cincinnati 14 17 .452 6'/i Both totals are higher than the pre­ A meeting May 31 will determine which California 3 Cleveland 2 (Burris 0-6) 7:35 p.m. Aurelio Lopez; option pitcher Marty p.m., if necessary Houston 14 19 .424 V h New York 6 Oakland 4 San Francisco (Gale 1-2) at Phi­ Castillo to Evansville of the American vious season. The auxiliary total is an people get what executive positions. Thursday Results Baltimore 3 Seattle 1 ladelphia (Carlton 3-5) 7:35 p.m. Association increase of $8,000 and the skate-a-thon The GPGMHA had 1,340 players during MEMORIAL CUP Montreal 6 San Diego 5 Double Round Robin Tonight's Games Cincinnati (Seaver 1-4) at Pittsburgh New York Yankees option pitcher raised $1,600 more than in 1981. the past season, about 400 more than New York 4 Los Angeles 2 Minnesota at Detroit (Robinson 3-0) 7:35 p.m. G W L F A P Philadelphia 8 San Francisco Dave LaRoche and catcher Juan Espi­ Outgoing president Bryan Mix says the Richmond and Kamloops. Sherbrooke 4 2 2 22 17 4 Toronto at Texas St. Louis (Andujar 3-3) at Atlanta no to Columbus of International 1 Milwaukee at Chicago (McWilliams 2-1) 7:40 p.m. Kitchener 4 2 2 19 16 4 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1 League Boston at Kansas City Los Angeles (Valenzuela 4-3) at New Oakland A's place outfielder Tony.r- Portland 4 2 2 15 23 4 St. Louis 10 Atlanta 9 Cleveland at California York (Jones 4-1) 8:05 p.m. mas on 15-day disabled list; recall first MAYBE THREE TEAMS Tonight's Game Chicago 5 Houston 0 New York at Oakland Chicago (Noles 4-3) at Houston baseman Kelvin Moore from Tacoma of Sherbrooke 7 Portland 3 Tonight's Games Wednesday, May 12 Baltimore at Seattle (Knepper 1-3) 8:35 p.m. the Pacific Coast League. San Francisco at Philadelphia Saturday Games Portland 4 Kitchener 2 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE National League Minnesota at Detroit Pittsburgh Pirates place outfielder Tuesday, May 11 Los Angeles at New York North Lacrosse recovering Boston at Kansas City Dave Parker on the 15-day disabled list. Kitchener 4 Sherbrooke 0 San Diego at Montreal W L Pet. GBL New York at Oakland San Francisco Giants reactivate Monday, May 10 St. Louis at Atlanta Tacoma 22 10 688 - Teams will likely be chosen next week Makwosky plans to play exhibitions at Toronto at Texas N catcher Bob Brenly; option first base­ Portland 6 Sherbrooke 5 (OT) Chicago at Houston Vancouver 16 16 .500 6 Milwaukee at Chicago N man Jose Barrios to Phoenix of Pacific for what is hoped to be a revived Prince first, then hopefully will establish a Sunday, May 9 Saturday Games Spokane 16 16 500 6 Kitchener 9 Portland 2 Cleveland at California N Portland . 15 17 .469 7 Coast League George lacrosse league this summer. league schedule later for a short season San Diego at Montreal Baltimore at Seattle N Almost 20 players practised Thursday Saturday, May 8 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Edmonton 11 21 344 11 FOOTBALL A Prince George junior team plays Sherbrooke 10 Kitchener 4 Sunday Games South NFL at Kin One, but organizer Tom Makows- San Francisco at Philadelphia Minnesota at Detroit next Saturday and Sunday in Kitimat, Saturday Game N Albuquerque 20 12 .625 - Kansas City Chiefs sign defensive ky says he has enough names to form Kitchener vs Sherbrooke Milwaukee at Chicago with Kitimat visiting Prince George July Los Angeles at New York N Salt Lake 16 16 500 4 ends Rick Olive and Dean Prater, run­ three teams. Boston at Kansas City Hawaii 16 16 500 4 ning back Doug Banks, safety Jerone VANCOUVER (CP) — NHL Thurs­ St. Louis at Atlanta N 3 and 4. Toronto at Texas Phoenix 15 17 .469 5 Bearden and quarterback James Kil- More than 30 players appeared Tues­ day night: Chicago at Houston N Cleveland at California Tucson 13 19 406 7 dahl. day, but a scheduling mixup with the Kin SUMMARY Sunday Games There will be practices at Kin One ev­ New York at Oakland Thursday's Games New England Patriots sign line­ First Period San Diego at Montreal Centre personnel prevented them from ery Tuesday and Thursday evening from Baltimore at Seattle Tacoma 3 Vancouver 2 backer Len Collins, wide receiver Greg No scoring Los Angeles at New York practising. 9 to 11 and any players are welcome. Hawaii 6 Portland 1 Taylor, defensive backs Mark Cruise, Penalties — Gillies NYI, Williams San Francisco at Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE Edmonton 8 Spokane 1 Anthony Rose and Terry Smith, tackles Vcr 1:06, Goring NYI 8:41, Gradin Vcr Cincinnati at Pittsburgh G AB R H Pet. Phoenix 11 Albuquerque 8 Terry Monroe and Dennis Owens, and 9 00, Lane NYI 13:03, Carroll NYI St. Louis at Atlanta Bonnell, Tor 65 14 28 431 CLINIC MAY 25 backs Roosevelt Jordan and Jim 14:03, Campbell Vcr 17:37. Chicago at Houston McBride, Cle 65 8 27 415 Salt Lake 7 Tucson 3 Harrah, Cle 113 28 44 389 Today's Games DiRenzo. Second Period NATIONAL LEAGUE Murray. Bal 97 13 35 361 Tacoma at Vancouver SOCCER 1. NY Islanders, Gillies 8 (D. Sutter) AB R H Pet. Sundberg, Tex 89 6 32 360 Hawaii at Portland NASL 2:56 Thompson, Pgh 100 22 38 .380 Cooper, Mil 123 17 43 350 Spokane at Edmonton New York Cosmos acquire forward Wheelchair tour here 2. Ny Islanders, Bossy 15 (Tonelli, Moreland, Chi 121 16 44 .364 Vega. Min 63 6 22 .349 Albuquerque at Phoenix Steve Hunt from Coventry City of En­ Trottier) 12:30 Raines. Mtl 112 12 40 357 Bell, Tex 104 12 36 .346 Tucson at Salt Lake glish League First Division. Physically disabled people in Prince two experienced coaches will visit Prince Penalties — Trottier NYI, Williams Oberkfell, StL 65 9 22 338 Thornton, Cle i07 26 36 336 George who want to be active should George for a wide variety of demonstra­ Vcr 6:48, Halward Vcr 10:29, Morrow Bailor, NY 60 8 20 333 Dauer, Bal 111 23 37 .333 NYI 12:41. mark May 25 on the calendar. tions and clinics. Landreaux, LA 103 21 34 330 Yount. Mil 93 9 31 333 The B.C. division of the Canadian For more information, call Bruce" Jan­ Third Period Woods, Chi 70 9 23 .329 Johnson, Min 84 11 28 333 3 NY Islanders, Nystrom 5 (Goring, Guerrero, LA 122 20 40 .328 Doubles: Otis. Kansas City. Wheelchair Sports Association will fea­ sen at 563-7203. Potvin) 18:40 Jones. SD 104 25 34 .327 13; White, Kansas City 10. UPDATE ture demonstrations and clinics here on Penalties — Bourne NYI, Nill Vcr Green, StL 56 5 18 321 McRae, Kansas City, 10 that date as one stop on its third tour of Doubles Parker, Pittsburgh, 0:12, D Sutter NYI, Snepsts Vcr 4 06. Triples: Evans. Boston. 3; The Los Angeles Lakers play the San the province. World Cup goes 10; Knight, Houston, 9, Ken­ McBnde, Cleveland, 3; Upshaw, Shots on by Antonio Spurs tonight at 11:30 on CBS The tour is designed to inform disabled NY Islanders 9 18 5-32 nedy, SD, 9 Toronto, 3; Cowens, Seattle, 3. in spite of threat Vancouver 8 8 7-23 Triples Wilson, New York, 3; Herndon, Detroit, 3. (cable 7) and at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. people of recreation services and activi­ Rose. Philadelphia, 3; Herr, St. Goal — Smith, NY Islanders; Home runs Thornton, Cleve­ The Boston Celtics Philadelphia ties avaialble to them. Another major Louis, 3, Ramirez, Atlanta, 3; MADRID (APl — The World Cup soc­ Brodeur, Vancouver. land, 10; Hrbek, Minnesota, 10; '76m meet at 10 a.m. Sunday on CBS. aim is to promote wheelchair sports Concepcion, Cincinnati, 3; Oes­ cer tournament will go on as scheduled Attendance — 16,413 Roenicke, Baltimore, 9 throughout B.C. ter, Cincinnati, 3. Runs batted in: Thornton, June 13, with or without the British or Playoff scoring leaders after Home runs: Kingman, New Cleveland, 33; McRae, Kansas Six top B.C. wheelchair athletes and Argentine teams. ImundoSaporta. presi­ Thursday game: York, 12; Murphy, Atlanta, 11. City, 33; Oglivie, Milwaukee, dent of the organizing committee, said Q A P Is Runs batted In Murphy, At­ 26; Hrbek, Minnesota, 26 Trottier, NYI 6 21 27 lanta, 34, Kingman, New York, Saturday. Stolen bases Henderson, Colorado decision Bossy, NYI 15 10 25 30. Oakland, 35; LeFlore, Chicago, what's happening “There will be a World Cup and it will Gradin, Vcr 9 10 19 Stolen bases Dernier. Phila­ 12. be played with 24 teams as scheduled," Savard, Chi 11 / 18 delphia, 20; Moreno, Pittsburgh, Pitching (4 decisions): Hoyt, called off for week said Saporta. Pederson, Bos 7 11 18 20 Chicago, 7-0, 1 000, 1.43; Beard, TODAY SUNDAY Mullen, StL 7 11 18 P itc h in g (4 decisions) He said the International Football Fed­ Oakland, 4-0, 1.000, 1 06; 4 p.m. - P.G. closed handball tourna­ 9 a m - Recreation men's icebreaker DEN VER (AP)—The fate of Colorado P Stastny, Que 7 11 18 Forsch, St Louis, 4-0, 1.000, eration Association would decide what Guidry, New York, 5-1, 833, ment at Triad Racquet Centre continues. Final at 5:45 p.m. Rockies won’t be determined by the Potvin, NYI 5 14 19 4 56; Lollar, San Diego, 4-0, 3 00 ;Zahn, California, 5-1, 833, 5 p m. - PGSS Polars play Fort St 9 a.m. - Women's slo-pitch icebreak­ board of gov­ teams would substitute any country that Federko, StL 3 15 18 1 000, 2 10; Sutton, Houston, 5-1, 1.74 John in first game of north-central zone er resumes Final at 4:30 p m boycotts because of the Falkland Islands Smyl, Vcr 8 9 17 .833, 2.66 ernors until May 18. Strikeouts: Bannister. Seattle, high school rugby final at Connaught 9 a m. - Merchant men's icebreaker dispute between Britain and Argentina M Stastny. Que 3 14 17 Strikeouts Soto, Cincinnati, 49; Guidry, New York, 42. continues Final at 4:30 p.m. The board originally was to have met Bourne, NYI 9 7 16 57; Carlton, Philadelphia, 55 6:30 • Recreation men s softball ice­ April 30 in Chicago, but the meeting was Talk of a boycott by England, Scotland Toronto 010 001 010 - 3 7 6 breaker tournament on Highway 16 Noon - Prince George Auto Sport Tonelli, NYI 6 10 16 Los Angeles 001 000 001 2 9 0 Club’s Knox Mountain warm-up slalom postponed until May 10. and Northern Ireland as a protest of the Lysiak, Chi 6 9 15 Texas 001 001 101- 4 7 0 West New York 200 200 OOx - 4 131 SATURDAY at Pine Centre Mall Argentine invasion in the Falklands has Middleton, Bos 6 9 15 Stieb (2-4) and Whitt; Medich, Now, the league has announced the Hooton (1-2), Forster (6) and 9 a.m. • P.G closed handball tourna­ 1 p.m. • P.G Croatia plays Van- been rampant. Yeager; Falcone (3-0), Allen Comer (8), Honeycutt (8), Dar­ meeting wouldn't be held until May 18 — VANCOUVER CANUCK$' win (3-1) (8) and Sundberg ment resumes Finals at 4 p m derhool at Rotary Stad.vm in first of Neil MacFarlane. the British minister (9) and Stearns and it would be in New York City. PLAYOFF SCORING HR: Tor - Upshaw (3). 9 a m. • Recreation men s softball three North Canboo soccer games The Chicago 002 110 100 - 5 10 0 A league news release said the "reason of sport, however, has taken a wait-and- GAP icebreaker continues Ironhorsemen play Rheingold at 3 pm see attitude over Britain’s participation. 9 10 19 Houston 000 000 000 0 3 0 New York 200 103 000 - 6 8 1 9 a.m. - Merchant men s softball ice­ and Labatt s Pastry Chef meets Farr for further adjournment is that addition­ 8 9 17 Ripley (1-0), LeSmith (7) and Oakland 000 100 210 4 6 1 breaker at Chuck Cawdell Park Installation at 5 p.m. al work must be done in preparation for The World Cup is scheduled for June 13 Ivan Boldirev 8 3 11 J Davis; J Niekro (3-3), LaCoss Guidry (5-1), Frazier (8), 10 a m. • PGSS and Fort St. John play 2 p.m. - Prince George Cycling Club through July 11. (5), LaCorte (7) and Ashby. R a w I e y (9) and Foote; consideration of the issues before us.” 2 9 11 final game of zone high school rugby road race at Blackwater Road and High­ The only major issue before the board Curl Fraser 3 7 10 St. Louis 222 030 001 10 17 0 T . Underwood (1-2), final at Connaught Fort St John plays way 16 West B,McLaughlin (6), Owchinko 6 3 9 Atlanta 021 200 103 9 1 2 0 College Heights in an exhibition at 1 will be the situation of the Rockies. De­ (8). Beard (9) and Newman Dave Williams 3 6 9 Forsch, LaPoint (4), Rincon p.m. OUT OF TOWN nver owner Peter Gilbert of Buffalo, Fight Diabetes. HRs NY - Balboni (1); Oak Ivan Hlinka 2 6 8 (2-2) (5), Sutter (7) and Te­ 10 a m. • Women's slo-pitch ice­ - Region under-19 girls' basketball - Murphy (7). N. Y., has officially requested a franchise Neil Belland 1 7 8 nace; Dayley (0-1), Hanna (2), breaker tournament at Kenworth Field team at B C tournament in Vancouver shift of the Rockies to the Meadowlands Ciin.idi.in ■ B C sit-down arm wrestling cham­ Diabetic Your money Jim Nill 4 3 7 Hrabosky (5), Camp (8) and Baltimore 001 000 200 - 3 101 and Van Bien Elementary School in New Jersey. Doug Halward 2 4 6 Benedict HRs: StL - Landrum Seattle 000100 000- 1 4 0 1 p.m. • Corporate Cup fun run at pionships in Williams Lake <•)JU m k ijInmi has punch. Lars Lindgren 2 4 6 (1); Atl - Murphy 2 (11), D Martinez (3-3) and Dem­ Lakewood Junior Secondary School • Two P G Gnats rugby teams play­ Unanimous approval from the I 2 3 5 Washington (4). psey; Beattie (0-4), B Clark track. ing exhibitions in Quesnel Sunday league’s 21 governors would be required. SPRING SPECIALS

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