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I 13, 1961 Thursday. January'f 3, 1966 y v---^ ' .. ;/ - - KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD.^KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C! ■ - — Mounties Fight Off Late Rally To Down b, Tima !9 block 3W—or musica politica i arounl Luchowf Iter of ctor Hej operetta n Societj and Pul foundel Herbor ■ using hi on or paj /ere als ?ures a| Maribv ber an| jsell wl lond Jill raphs cal staurant’l lave fre| O. Heni'j Brisbane^ Lee Mas! mans. * "fc to Nev\i ert Dorn^ friend. A1 IS in hi^ id fount the livelil met. HeJ successful >r the bij nt to meet! asked. > speciall A1 Dome] flow of ► do whenI ntil I was! ras hardly on any of' L dynamic top in his ewspaper ercial ar- other day New York skie Stin- tive, just last says the charm t’s bigger. St airport ome, the the most vorld is nil y Madame :ie further ion news- inded its e only ”12 ristmas”.. as million- the Rem- ich he had ng it was id’s room e garage.. E the Smo- 1, “Where ?hts went the sticks ke mine”.. le once a butterfly is always rasp, but lown quiet- you”.. it is writer ap- Sormerset j1 and ask- on for a ' inquired if le answer ugles in it. older one, 0 Bugles’.” 1 Age of urabi used ut the best :ts to pay :s look Up on how to ed is work. FAT PW 1 Burton, Mitchem, ^ n ^ ^ ~ cioningei Shine All-otars Ueteat in Opening Win 54»/5B X< Kings Mountains Mounlain- (•er.s said goodiiyo to the old •nintcliliox” in a. winning way Frida.'s night wit'.i a -58-1(1 win •,vcr Putlicrfoidton in tiu- ^960 upsets Were pulled in Sonilnyvst ^hene . Recreation Basketball 'League The ‘-mau-hhox” IS tlie Centra gym. The Muuntaineei .s n . game, fifth place liome game, .lanu.uy 2 <1^.^ ■ yiounlai.ieeis defeated' third ■’herri ville, will lie i)la.\ec a i plaai' .J:i>\'ec'.-i; by a 89-8(1.-count KMII? g>ni. ;j, o^erfime peiiocfs and in Tlie Inials tail»>U to make c nightcap, the. Ali-Stais dump -l.-an sweet) as th'> K-S (eiitiai hoivlofure undefeated Lithi • nl- swept to a 1.1-22 win in the -^,5 eouiii. ’’Po*'''''- , , - i ''■o were playi-d- Tties ('().>eli Don Parker .s Mountain-I night because of a .Vatioiial eeis h.il to fight oif a fourth , ■ luaitiM- Central riilly to account; Baxiev .sco.vd the sea- for their first confereiue win. rile Mountaineeis led b\ ; yiuini i\ .light in the .Mountain- points. :r.-2(i, heading into the , ,.v,.r-llm Jav-ves. Ba.x- final stan/.a Init the Hilltopiiers ■ goals iiiul six foul sliot.;. Ris’nert First Place .^Team "■ ■, -fe--1 1966 MOUNTAINEERS — Pictured above are members oi the 1966 Kings Moun> tain high school'boys* basketball team. Standing behind managers Charles Ramsey and Dennis Bridgets are (1 to r) Neal Cooper. Danny McDowell, Richard Shank, Steve Goforth, John Van Dyke. Mike Goforth, S:ott Cloninger. Latiy Burton, Chip Bridges, Kenneth Mitchem. Stanley Laughter, Roger Ross, Tommy Finger, Tommy Goforth omd Nelson Connor. Vf Herald Sports By GARY STEWART Lincolnton Boys Upset.Shelby To Account For Hist Win Of Season Lincolnton’s Wolves won their first basketball game of the sea son Tuesday night, upsetting Shelby, 60-52, in a Southwest Conference contest. Their overall record now stands at 1-6. Lincolnton’s girls made it a dean sweep in the opener by downing the Sheloy lassies, 38-26. The Wolves were led by Don Proctor’s 19 points. Senior guard Mai Brown was high for Shelby with 15 points. Keener and Brad shaw had 15 and 12 respectively for the. Lincolnton girls and Wil liams had 10 for the losing Shel by six. Belmont’s boys remained un defeated ik,th an easy K|-38 win over Chert^N'ille but- the*Clien’y“ ville lassii^ took a 21-16 upset win over Belmont in the openpr. Tommy Abernathy, part of last year’s 1-2 punch of Aber nathy and Jerry Lawrence, led the Belmont boys with 16 points. Ronnie Chaney had 12 for the losers. . _ Vickie Bumgardner netted 10 points to lead the Cherryville girls and Cynthia Leonard was high for the losing Raiderettes with six. swe Standings GIRLS Team W L Pet. Cherryville 2 0 1.000 R-S Central _ 2 0 1.000 Lincolnton 10 l.(500 Chase 1 0 1.000 KINGS MOUNTAIN 0 1 .000 Belmont .^0 1 .000 East Rutherford 0 2 .000 Shelby 0 2 .000 -BOYS ■- Team W L Pci. East Rutherford 2 0 1.000 KINGS MOUNTAIN 1 0 1.000 Belmont 1 0 1.000 Lincolnton 1 0 1.000 Shelby 1 1 ..500 Chase 0 1 .000 Cherryville 0 2 .000 R-S Central 0 2 .000 Compact Downs Lincoh For Third Cage Victory By CARL BURRIS Oates-Hendexson Leads Ladies' Bowling League Compact’s Cobras won their third game of the season Tues day night, downing the Lincoln Tigers 68-67 at Bessemer City. Lincoln returns the visit F'ri- day night. The teams were all even after the first quarter but the | Oates-Hender.son Shell downed breaking Cobras pulled y Cash Grot'ery- four games to five at halfti.T.e. A hectic third j Tuesday night to take an period saw the Cobras Jead y! seco/fd half of the ladies’ league Belmont, Shelby To Be SWC Co-Champs The Southwest Conference 3-A basketball season is now upon us, so, it must be time to pull out the preciiGtion sheet. Coach Bobby McKeithan’s R-S Central girls team will go the season undefe^ited an<} offer stiff competition in the bi-conference tournament. Four of last year’s starters are back, roving guard *Lynn Crowe, Sandra Tomblin, Pat Shehan and Elaine Scoggins, The four girls combined to score .54 points last Friday night in leading the Rutherfoi’dton lassies to a 64-22 opening conference, win over the locals. Tomblin is a returning all-conference player. Second place in the final standings will beloffg to Chase and Lincolnton. The two teams will divide their two games with each other and lose tw ice to R-S Central, finishing the conferen<?e season with 11-3 marks. ’’ Belmont wdll make it to the bi-conference tourna ments, losing conference matches only to the three teams listed above. The Raiderettes’ final SWC mark will be 8-6. Bringing up 4he rear will be Cherryville, Shelby, Kings Mountain and East Rutherford in that order. Actu ally, East and Kings Mountain will tie for seventh place as the two teams will hold identical 1-13 records. Cherryville’s final record will be 6-8 ^nd Shelby will end up •With a 4-10 mark. The boys’ race w'ill be one of the tightest in the 12- year history of the Southwest Conference. The final tally will see Shelby and Belmont as co-champs. The two teams will have identical 13-1 conference records. East Rutherford will finish the season in third place with a 10-4 mark and Cherryville vyill go to the bi conference tournaments with a 7-7 season. Coach Don Parker’s Kings Mountain Mountaineers wdll barely miss with-a 6-8 SWC mark. They will be fol-jas many as 12 points. But jadics’ ducknin bowlinii lowed by Cha.se (.>9), R-S Central (2-12) and Lincolnton coin tore at the lead and went '''"‘^ (0-14) • * ! ahead with 0:31 left in the game., ' ■ I Berlie Barnes, Coach Blalock’s! First - half winner McGinnis The boys’* ((‘UniK will be so evenly matched that it pint-sized guard, sank a jumper i Furniture defeated Elsie’s Beau- will not surprise me if one of the tvorsi teams in the con- with lO seconds left to clinch the; ty Shop three ga.mes to one to ference comes along and beats one of the top teams. .game. VA\son, Morg«n Would Holp KM i I George Rhyne paced the favored KM Coiieh Ikwt Parker is hoping that Negro juniors Tigers with 23. Luloo WllMin ami Ra> Morfan will beeome eligible for The Baby Cobras lost a 6123 baskelball play at th» fa MtBnteHl of the second semester, decision in the opener, . worst performance of the year. The two «t ». funvl Ineligible Itecause of poorj Charles Barnes’" eight points grades lollowm*;'ttw-Ji-n Mrading fierlod. Wilson, ai led the Baby Coioras but Robbing sharpshooteii was* r.a*4i*lHl as the MuuntHin«>erM‘ bi*8t j equalled Compact’s output with I.PO.IK-.-I dUrtW l>.ll I---ft-. ; The addition of M tU>*n amt .Morgan would give Coach record to .5 4. Parker M»me la-m h niirnith. Junior guard-fpiward Tom* Compact lost a couple of heart- my Finger and - nior c^ nter C'hip Bridges have Iteen the, J>roakorg last wwk, 6io8 to Cen only Mountle suiislllulrs to play In more’than one game this year. The nddition of Morgan and Wilson would give Coach F*arker four boys to fall back on, in case aome of his first unit boys should run into foul trouble. iflNAL PREDICTION — The Mountaineers are going to be off in every’sportnhIs year, but two engers will land berths on the 1966 all-conference team. Sophomore forward Sharon Gold will be on the girls’ dream team and junior center Larry Burton will be a member of the boys’ team. Gold’s all-around play will make her an almost unanimous choice and Burton’s de fensive play and fair scoring average will help him along. They're Finally Here, The New Bleachers While on the topic of basketball .... The bleachers for the new Kings Mountain high school gymnasium have finally arrived. The seats came in Monday afternoon and will be installed in time for the next home game, January 20 against Cherryville. Coach Don Parker reports that the bleachers should be installed within three days, so they will probably be iiv by today (Thursday) or Friday. Griifin Drug Downs Front Runner. 3-1 Griffin Drug Cd. defcatwl first place Dilling ’ I loafing t li i <> c games to one Monday night to move into fourth place in tin men’s duckpin howling Icagoic standings. I'he Clyde Ciiihertson tc.nn moved within three games oi first place with a' .'3-1 win (i\er Morrison Loan Co. ani'l City Paint .Kfore moved into thiid_ place with h 4-0 win o\er Plonk Oil Co, In tie Griifin n.ug-Dilling i Heating niati h. all members of I the winning tea;ji posted 300-plus ■sets witli Aud Tiranr leading the 1 way with a 350. 'I'exm captain ! Bob Hc'i'idon added a oil, .St(\i' ! Rathhoiti^ had a 3 It). ■-Furman i Wilson added a 33.5, and Roddy j Hoiiser cbippcd in a 318 to com- ' plete the 1705 team total, 'fignoi had high line. 131. Richard Culbertson copped ' scoring honois for the losei's with ! a 137 line and a 3.54 set. Ronnie i Culbertson added a 353 set. I Clyde CulhiM’tson rolled a 137 I line and a 371 set to lead his ; team to a 3-1 \<in over Morrison ■ Loan Co. Harold Barber, Lee, I Nqrville, '-Boyce \V’ells and .Mic- I key Robinson ehipped in on the. j win with 300-plus sets. Bo.ver j Murray’s 136 . line and Albei-t ■ Brackett’s 344 set' topped the : losers’ scoring. ! Randy Blanton had a 137 line ; and a 3.58 set to hxid City Paint- j Store, to a 4 0 win over first half I winner Plonk Oil Co. The win -j moved City Paint within one game of second place and tin' [ loss dropped Plonk Oil into a tic j for fifth place witli Morrison i Loan. ' Clarence Plonk toppl'd the los ers’ scoring witli a 33.5 set. a 118 liin* and STA.N DINGS Team ,Dilling Ileatintr Clvde Culbertson niy Paint Store Griffin Diug Co. I PI ink Oil Co. Morrison Loan Co. w L Pet. 1,5 5 .7.50 12 ■8 .600 11 9 ..5.5() 7 13 .400 7 13 .350 7 13 .3.50 cauphl lire and tu'd tlie game; twice. Tlie scoir was knotted for i the first lime at -lO-all with 3;()()| left. I King-s Moiinl;\in re.gainetl the lead Intt Thoiwas Rurnette liil a ! fii'ld goal to t'Ku at 4.5-all \yi!h ! Fihil lell. Larry Bmkon hit a field , goal to gi\e the locals a 47-45 ed'M' with .0:29 left. (’I'nlral's Joe Hill brought hi.s '('am closer at -17-K! ri.gtit after that with .a foul shot. Kin.gs Mounlagn froze tlu* ball 'and. with .two si'conds left. Scott Clon- ngcr hit one of two foul shots •fr account for tlie final Mountie. 'luint. ■ Kiii.gs Mountain’s three bis iv'Ti Scott Cloninger, Ken Mitciiem, and Larr.v *_Buiton — wi're r>ulstaii(iing in tlu' Mouii- tie’s fi"sl win. Cloninger was the 'cam's leading scorer witli L? ooii’its, ami both Mitciiem. and Ruilo'i coiilrolled the boards, .not allowing ('entral's big bo.\s loo -many rebounds. * Jim Surousi', U-S Ci'iitrai's ("'f ci'iiter. tailed to score and didn''l m.'ike up fo;' it with reiiounds. j "urton, who was di'sciibi'd Ijv ''oacli i’arlcer as •■pla.\ing liisj 'ri'-t .game of the vear", kept big; Sprouse in clieck lhrou,ghoul the; contest. j “Tile lioys iinve worked lirirci. j they tr.\-, and want to win.f '^aid 1 ^oat'll Parker. "If tiie,\' sla\' to- j "etlier, we’ll liave a pretty good j liall' club.” • i tea mwork'eont rihiiled .niosl' to! 'ni(''“'siT('ecss or rii'e Moimlaini'ers. : \gainst the tall Rutherfordlon bo,\-s, lh'(' Mounties pass'ed the ball w('ll, controlled tin' lioards. anfi mad(' their sliots count. Mitciiem, a 14-\ear-old fre.sli- man,”' played probably iiis liest defensive game of the x’ear. graiibing over 1:5 rc'hoiuids. On offense', he scori'd II points hi'-: fore fouliii"' i’'it at llic lieginning. of tlie fyititli period. I Mitcliem’s oulst.anding pla\'': resulted in a standing ovation ' from tIu' home town fans,as he left the game. Cloninger and Mitclu'm kent llio Mountaineers going in thi' first period wrtlr-.srx rrotnl.s-ea^Jn- Tli'(' secbiPi '(fiiafteT'.sT'irdir pbniTs" were divided among Mitciiem, ’burton, NealMoopc'r and Tommy Finger. NelsoirConnor, after silling oul most of the first quarter and ;ill ' of tIu' second period, keyit tlie Ipc'ais alive in the second lialf .witli-nini' out of 14 foul shots. Central’s Joe Hill was the game's leading scorer witli 16 points. He was followed^ by Xi'- gro Thomas Bu(5ielte with 14. Kings Mountain conirotled liie Brovvn added 19 and 14 respect ively as the All-Stars defeated first place Lithium, 78-64, in Monday’s nightcap. James Robbs and Perry Champion had 20 and 16 respectively for the losers. Thursday night’s action saw (Lithium defeat the Jaycees 86-50 and Belk's trip ARP, 89-37. James, Robbs and Jerry Ross had 23 and 20 respectively to lead Lithium and Mike Ware and Doug Mercier had 16 and 13 for the losers. Richard Little’s 26 points led Belk’s over ARP. Tom Richie had 12 for the losers. STJbfDINGS W L Pet. c;;d C.ii! Lu:.:,-; yulded 15 - t.ich aiui Bob ‘Hadc^i and War,* liad 27 .a-y I- 2-1 - re- ;\,'-lv fc)i' iiie I ivvcji.'i s. uicd 26 poihtil ’ARP l.'.v.rnv Davis ami ■ Buibles” Team Litliium , Belk’s I Jaycees ! All-.Sl'ars 'viouniainecrs ll V-' INJURED — Mountamette junior forward Hilda Lovyery will miss the remainder of the _1S66 bqs.ketbali_ season c_s^ a -• result o* a-broken-Ifrij-- - Lawei To Miss Rest Of Cage Seasen I take a second place j Kings Mountain Dry downed Plonk Brothers^ tie with t, which '"'3-1. O-H Shell dumped Cash Gro cery by 89 total pins in a low- ti^ir 1 scoring match which saw only three ,100-plus games posted. Dessie Loftin copped high scor ing hondrs for the winners with a 107 line aind a 2&3 set and Ethel Tignor was high for the losers with a 115 line and a 288 set. Jenny Oates rolled a 104 ling to' account for the other 100-plus game. Betty Fite combined games of bold of Lincolnton. ^ 1113, no and 113 for a 336 set to I Roth games went down to thd lead McGinnis Furniture to a 3-1 I wir*. with the opponents scqring win over-Elsie’s Beauty Shop. Cnlbertson lUTins Fiist Half Title In Mixed League the wllMilng tallies on free throw*. C,i rd .Sonny Moore led the teprlng for the Cobras with 39 ivolnta In the (wo contests. The junior varsity boys took up the slack, however, downing Central 53-J8 and Newbold, 47* 20. Bert Smith had 30 points for the two games. SUPPORT LIBRARY Kings Mountain Rotarians began a project Thursday to supply good books and maga zines for an adequate library at the Junior high—school. -Mernbers also voted to place a book in the Vene/.ulea Library which has been opened by Peace Corps worker Bob Mun son of Kings Mountain in Ve nezuela. . ■ Barbara Milled added a 292 sfet, for the winners and Dot Ette'rs !had a 114 line and LUb Gault a 321 set for the losers. Pat Panther rolled a 110 line and a 301 set to lead Kings Mountain Drug to a 3-1 wih over Plonk Brothers. Evelyn Early had a 106 line and Pat Herndoii added a 302 set for theriosers. . Hilltoppers^ overall record stand.'-; at 4-3. Four girls hit in double figures for the R-S Central lassies as they overpowered the experience .shy Kings Mountain girls. 61-32. Roving-guard .Lynn Crowe li'd the game’s seoring with 20 Clyde Culbertson defeated ,Al- Ollier Centnil girls in exander’s Auto Parts throe games ! weie.Elaine.Sco.g- to one Thursday night to capture with 14. and Pat Sheha n first half championship in Sandra Tomblin with 40 Mountainotte junior .forward Hilda Lovveiy will bo ou’^ of ac tion for the rest of the 1960 as kotball st'uson as a result of an game until Mitchem fouled out. j iajugy sustainoil in pic-.carno .\l lhal point. Hill started a.| warmups ia.-it Tuesday night .scoring spree that almost spell . when King.s Mountain playfd I'd di'feat for the locals,, 'fork. It was Central’s second . ... , , ' . • , , straight conference los.s. The , At liisl, the in,jitry .se-'n,.-! to Ik' ju.sI a roufme ankle sprain but was laiei' fou4d out to 1h' a, bi'oken leg. Hilda lettered l i't year and throagii three pre-sea- Cagers Play Two Awav This Week ; Kings Mountain high school cagers play two awaiy games be- ; fore moving into' their new gym- ina?ium next Friday night against I Cherryville. ^ * The Mountaineers and Moun- ; tainettes travel to Chase Friday I and then go to East Rutherford I on Tuesflay night. The. Kings I Mountain teams will be rated as [the underdogs in both games." I The l.)cal girls go into Friday’s game with an 0-1 conference rec- , Ol d, 3-2 overall. Sophomore Sha- j ron Gold is the team’s leading ; scorer witli 71 points in five games, an average of 14.2,points per contest. Coach Bob Hussey w’ill have four sophomores, a senior and a freshman in the*starting lineup. Thv* fri'shman. Linda Childers, has bcc'n very impressiv^e in the last two liail.games and could be one of the team’s top players be- foie the season’s end. The only senior member of the team,. Susan Lowery, is the sec- ond ii'ading scorer with 12 points. I 'rile four sophomores are Gold, j .'/by Hoherts. Kathy Plonk and ' i.ihl)-. Te<id('r. ("oach Don Parker's Blount ii>f'i s npad into'tlieir second* tiK'iue game tied for first pi iR the Southwest Conference : sttiuulaigs. They are'4-3 overall, j I n'shman NejroKen Mitchem, 1 1 I v ear-old. sharpshooter, is the ! te:tm s loading scorer with 72 I paints in si.x games and a 12.0 avi'iage. Second in scoring is ' liin.iir guard Nelson Connor with 7(1 [ioints in seven games and . lose liohind is G'a” junioi’ eerier Lai I V Burton witli 61 points 3 -I’ife ottlyLliLO;-vienlhr~meipi)era oi hie team, guard Neal Cooper and forward Scott Cloninger, D'a'ul out the top five with 53 and 18 points respectively. •lunior guard-forward Tommy -.r'l'injer and senior center Chip Bi alges at’e listed as Parker’s kev substitutes. Finger has net- tert five points in six games and Briilgcs has four in four con- led'^. Other games on tap Friday aK' Belmont at Shelby and Lin- ci'Inton at Cherryville. Tuesday’s p'tion will pit L'licolnton against Belmont. Kin.gs Mountain against !;L.';r. and Rutherfordton against Ciiase. Drxlre-Catrolina Tilt Oi Feb. 26 Sellout . ;F—Mitchem .Sophomore forward Shiifron|^* Burton Gold led the Mountainoltes’1 (j Connor scoring with 13 points. ■ 1 G-^'popei’ Tlie win was R-S Central’s sec ond straight in conference play. TIu'y sland 6-1 overall. (22) 13 STANDINGS I W Team Oates-Henderson McGinnis Furniture K.M. Drug Elsie’s Beauty Shop Plonk Brothers- Cash Grocery the the local 'ipixod bowling league. Culibertson went into the final night’s taction with a four-game lead over "second place Clarence Plonk. Plonk lost four games to fourth place Alley Cats, throw ing second place-into a tie be tween Plonk and Alexander’s. The Alley Cats finished in fourth | BOX SCORES place, three games out of second. 1 * GIRLS Clyde paved’ the way for the , Kings Mountain ^ winners by Tolling a 133 line and ^ p—Q^ld a 337 set. Richard Culbertson was p—childers , • high for the losers with a 109 | p—now'ell line and a 313 set. , (j—Tedder -Jenny Oates was high scorer of G—Robi'it.s the night with a 147 line and. a Kg—Plonk ^ 376 set whicli led the Alley Cats 1 Subs Scoring: Mackey 1. to a4-'0 wiri over Clarence Pjonk.; R-S Central ,j Betty Fite added a 335 set for; F—Scoggins I the winners and Bill Mullinax F—Shehan L Pet. I and Clarence Plonk led the los-j F—Tomblin 0 1000 ! with a 133 line s^d a 357 set; G—Ciowe 20 I respectively. , i G—Bowers 1 i G—Harrison 0 I Subs Scoring: Daniels 6, Love-1 , lace 2. Halftime Score: 37-10 (R-S) •6001 J .483 ! BOYS i .483 I Kings Mountain (48)! .433 1 F—Cloninger 12 f ' son games thi.s year had beCu a rfefensive standout for (.'oaeli B.ob Hussey's girls. • / * ■ She had scored only fL\ e i/oints in the tliree games, but was rai- ; ed as tlu' second best girl on the le.-im ,as-a result of her playmak ' in.g and defensive work. H. DURHAM. N.'C. — Duke Bus iness Manager of Athletics H. M. "Bed” Lew is has announced the Duke-North Carolina ACC bas kelball game of Saturday, Feb- r.uari^26. is a sellout. riie rt'turn .c'pgagement be- t '. een the Blue Devils and Tar Heels will lie the final regular .'puson contT’s-t for both teams . prior to the Atlantic Coast Con- .fj* ference Tournament and will be tbefinal ACCTV'^ Game of the r,,,, , or. - So. fans who do not have Subs Scoring:,Finger 3, Bridges ^ te w'ateh it on television. R-S Central (46) This is about the earliestxdate p Hill - it) 'luit a Duke-Carolina game has, F—(ioforth • 2 been sold out in recent memory. C Sprouse 0 Duke w ill t^e seeking its second G—Skipper 4 victory of the'season in the re- G—Burnette ‘ T1 natch witli the Tar Heels. The Subs Scoring: Davis 5, Lueadoo IMue Devils won 88-77 in Chape 3, Morrison 2. last Saturday. , f I FI.NAL .750, STANDINGS 06^'Team W .gDU Gjyijg Culbertson 36 .250' Alexander’s 29 I Clarence Plonk 29 .000 i Alley Cats „ , 26 .glWS** \S GtfA**^* ‘ ) • FORD OUaXIfi 90# LTD 2-M GONE '66 FORD \
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