. be,

Rookie’ right-hander dose

* DeLeon’ of Pittsburgh -

Pirates, niay eventually
pitch a no-hitter. And at this

rate, “It’-might. be edainst

Cincinnati Reds. :
“DeLeon: ‘again: ripped.

. through the ‘Reds. ‘holding “" Leon

them: hitless : “for 5-1-9.

" innings, *
‘downed * Cincinnati
"Tuesday night, +

On: ‘Aug. 20, in. his first

5-3.

appearance against the
_ Reds,..DeLeon went 6 2-3: ~

hitless innings and finished
with a two-hitter . while
' striking out 13. .

This time, he allowed two
hits in his. six innings,
fanning seven while walking
one. |
- “That's the second game
Pve faced him, butI still
couldn't: hit him,’ said
-Cincinnati's Gary Redus.
“He's got- good stuft,?,.

‘a6 | Pittsburgh

io

Philadelphia’ winning. 6-0"
and: then falling 7-5, San _
, Francisco trounced
-Montreal-13-2, Chicago beat .

Atlanta 9-6 and: Houston

“downed St: Louis 3-1,

Before : ‘Tuesday's ‘game,
dimade" “eight
Major- leagui ataris and on ..

three occasio had taken a-
” no-hitter into the seventh
~ inning, |

TC ies going | to eame, its
Boing to come,” De

2, said ofa possible. ne.
: hitter, ' “T'm just going totry |
° to throw my stulf, getahead ~

In ottier National League.

games, New York split ‘a’
twinight doubleheader with
Los Angeles by winning the
opener 3-2 before losing 2-1,

Philadelphia and San Diego ~

split a twinighter “with

of the hitters, and go six or’ ~

seven innings, That's all}
want right. now,” .

DeLeon went six innings
before leaving in favor of a
‘pinch hitter,

Relievers. Cecillo Guante,
Rod Scurry and Kent
Tekulve scattered four hits
over the last three innings, -

‘Tekulve got the final two.

outs for his 17th save.

Dave Parker belted a solo
home run and added three
singles to. “provide the
_ Pittsburgh offence,

“39th ~=birthday’ of

’

= a ae a oo oe an od rer ue at
a y : | era | |
a wt oe ‘ . to : . ’ .

DeLeon has Cincinnati’ Ss “number

i Philadelphia’ 8. ans |

“the losing ‘effort and sess
teats the Nhe. with: $2: ‘home | \

~ Mets ¥ Dodgers 22
‘Pedro Guerrero doubled .
Home’ one run: and “Greg -
Brock: added an“RBI single:
a8" Los: Angeles. made, two .
* ‘first-Inning runs stand up in.
the “nightcap: ©
- Pat: Zachry, 5-0
his first start of. theseasol
» got: the ‘win’: against “his
“former: team ‘with six
~ ‘Tonings of six-hit pitching. :
In the opener, Ron Hodges
: delivered a fun- scoring —
single with two outs in the
eighth: inning to lead host. -
New York. ~ :
Jesse  Oroseo, «| 12-5,
Pitched two" scoreless -
_dnnings to nail down the
vietory.ekt. and first

complete game to- pace -

‘Philadelphia in ‘the first
game...

- @ross-ylelded six hits as
- the Padres’ Bobby Brown
“went ‘O-for-3, breaking. his
21-game hitting streak.

Visiting San Diego rallied
ta the nightcap to spoil the.
Tug
McGraw, 3-1, who started
for the Phillies after 184
consecutive rellet outings.

_ Schmidt homered; twice in!

- Giants rr] Expo’: ae |
-. Dave Bergman belted two

~ home Funs, ”. doubling: his-
“season's output, and drove. .

“in five runs to. end |
_Montreal’s four: 7Bame °
’ winning atreak.

- Mark Davis, 3- 4, held host
“Montreal to three hits, over
six innings. Ray Burris, 4-6,
. got tagged with the loss.

- Cubs 9 Braves 6

“In Atlanta, parte
Martinez with a th
blast, Ron Cey and Mél Hall
‘drilled home ~ \yins! .to

highlight Chicago's thit

attack. -
Astras 3 Ca dinals 1

- Houston’s, Vern Ruhle

‘retired the first 13 St, Louis
batters’ and gave. up just

three’ hits in. his ;8 1-3
innings. .
‘| Ruble, 8-3, won his

seventh straight game and ~

helped himself by driving i in
a run witha suicide squeeze
bunt. os

Tigers putting own pressure ‘on.

Theré was no joy in the
voice of. Detroit catcher
Lance Parrigh, despite the
‘act that the Tigers remain

ee

‘ place Baltimore Orioles in

e American League East. .

, Eee games of first-

' Parrish, who provided
Petroit with its’ ultimate
! argin of victory in a 43.
vin Tuesday with his 2ist
ome -run in the sixth

jinning,.said. the Tigers put -

pressure on. themselves
against the lowly Minnesota:
Twins because they feel
they Iust win every. ‘game.

“phat! 5 hard to, do,”
Partish isaid. “The. Twins

’ area better.team than their, |
\oreaepd indicafes, I'll be glad.
_when these guys and Texas
(the next series) are gone.”

_ Inother AL games it was:
Boston Red Sox 5, Toronto
Blue Jays 4 in 12 innings;

Baltimore 12, Kansas City —

Royals: 4; Chicago ‘White Seattle ;

Sox 5, Texas: Rangers 0;

Milwaukee Brewers 3,

Trappers are hot

Juan tMonasterio
collected nine, RBI for
Edmonton. aa. the Trappers

in a Pacific. Coast . League
doubleheader,

in ¢ other PCL. “games
Tuesday, Portland gained
‘the -
second-half title -by
sweeping a doubleheader
from Salt Lake, 5-1 and 3-1.
Albuquerque clinched the

Northem Division -

downed Tacoma 8-2 and 12-2 |

- Monasterio doubled home’
-three.runs in the first in-

, aDivision ;,, title, .

ateate ks osing to ‘Tucson 10-

3. Vancouver also dumped

Hawaii #2, and Las Vegas

edged Phoenix 5-4.
Edmonton. snapped a 1-1

tie in the first game with a

four-run. fifth inning, with

° oon Hy i) 4 .

Major League

_ just two games remaining.

Stats and Standings

‘Mariners ° 2:
California Angels 10,
Cleveland Indians 6 and

two runs scoring on ‘Mike
Brown's . . double. 7
Monasterio’ 8 ‘wo: ruin single

led a three-run m uprising in

the seventh.

In . the — nightcap,

ning, socked a. three-run

homer in the third. and’

singled home the Trappers’

‘final tally in the sixth.

Marshall Brant hit a,sqlo
homer for the Tigers. .

Tucson’s Ruben Robles,
Glens Davis, Jim Pankovits
and Greg Cypret all
homered in New Mexico to
aid the Taros' victory over
Albugerque: ©

Despite the

loss, the

_ Dukes became Southern
as-

Division champions,
second-place Hawaii lost to
Vancouver. The Islanders
are three games back with

The Toros collected 18 hits

against three Albuquerque
‘pitchers, .

ending Dean
Rennicke's six-game
winning streak. —

Robles gave Tucson a 3-1
lead in thé second with a

two-run homer and Davis

followed with a three-run .

blast In the third.~”

In Vancouver, Doug
Loman drove in three runs
and scored twice to pace the

- Canadians’ victory.

WATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE .-
East Division _ East Blvinien f .
Wek Pet.oaL WoL Pct. GBL
Pithsburgh 60 62 «5230 — Baltimore 76 $2 304 —
Philadelphia 46 64.508 2 Milwaukee 15 56 S73 245
Montreal 65 64 504 2% Oeltroit Ta 58 509 3
St. Louisa 64 63 496 Ji. New York 72 «57 S38 an
Chicago 5972 4.450 «(92' = Toronto 72 61.541 di -
New ‘York 5470 409 15) * «Boston 63 49 1477 435
Cleveland 5? 76 499 212
Was Division,
Los Angeles 77 54 san — ‘West Divielon
_ Atfanta 7% 575 a « Chicago 45? 5
" Hausten 69 62.827 8 Kansas City 64 66 49200 Te
San Diego 86 8b 493 12%, Oakland 4 5 aus ove
San -Francisco 63 69 477 Vdva California goon G2 tae
Cincinnati 40 7a ast Taxes ie
Minnesota 57 76 1429 18

Jesdoy Results”
Philadelphia 65 San Dlego-4-7
‘New York. 7 Los Angeles 2-2
San Francitca %3, Montreal 2°
Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnatl 3
Chicago 9 Atlanta 6
Houston 3 St, Louis 1 -
Today's. Games
St, Louls. at Aflenta
San Francisco: at Montreal N
Chicago .af Cincinfali AW .
San Olego at Philadelphia 8
Los Angetes at New York N
Pittsburgh », at ~ Houston .N
Thursday Games ,
Pittsburgh at. Houston
Chicago at Cincinnatl N
Los -Angeles’ at Montreal W

28: Evang, San Eranclaco,. ve
Murphy, Atlanta, 24. :

Runs petted (ins, | Gaivaons.
Montréal, 90; Mu ivy? ‘Attanta,
92; Schmidt, Philadelphia; $8. <1:

Stolen bases: “Raines,  Mot-
treal, 62) Wiggind, 58h" Dlego,
44; Sax Los Angeles, a Wil
son, New York, ‘42.

Pitching - ¢12 decisions): Fal-
cone, Atlanta, %3,: 750, 3.451
Perez, Allanta, ¥3-5,_ ,723,- 3,43;
Grosco, Naw York; 12:8, 708,
LW; Deriny, Phiadetphlay 13-4,

2.505, McWilliams, Pitta:
_ burgh, 13-6, 604, 3.07, ’
Strikeouts: = Cartion,
delphia, aay, Soto, Cincinnati.
200.

Savea: Lesmith,: Chigese..-
_ Bedrowvan, Ailanta, 16: Rear:
" gor, Montreal, V6. , wt

4

- helt,

Phila:

a
. Stanley, Boston, 24

50°82 379,
tuesday Resuite
Boston $ Torante 4”
Detroit 4 Minnesota 3 .
Baltimore 12 Kansas Clty 4
Ghi¢ago 5 Texas O
California. 10 Cleveland 6
New York @ Oakland §
Milwaukee 3. Seattle 2
Todey’s Games

Seattie

Galtimore at Toronto N
Minnesata at Boston ~ N°
Texas at Oetroll N
Kansas City at Chicago N
Cleveland at Calllarnia N
New York at Oakland N
Milwaukee at Seaitle N

_ ‘Thursday Games
Baltimore at Toranto

rHqme. runs: Rice, Boston, 33;
‘Arties, Boston, 30) Cooper, Mll-
waviees 24) Kittle, Chicago, 24;
* Lugitakl, Chicago, 2.

ef < Wee: Batted Ins Cooper, AAI.
Rice, Boston, wr

waukea, 107;
Wintleld, New York: 94,

Sfaten- basaa: . Henderson,
Oakland, 937. R. Lew,
a ‘

Pitching (12 decisions}: Hans,
Milwaukee, 12-3, 800, 3.37) Rig-
New York, 44, .778, 3,13;
McGregor, Baltimore, 16-3, .762,
3.07) aaimenn, Milwaykes, 93,
aR, 195.

Sirtkeouts: Morris, Oetroit,
10%; Stlab, Toronto, 158; Rig-
hettl, New York, 148,

-$nves; Quisenberry,. “Kansas |
City, 36:. Davis, Minnesota, Pry

- catcher

Loman homered in the

first. inning, doubled and
scored in the fifth and hita —

sacrifice fly in the sixth. —

Jays call

on five
TORONTO (CP) -
Shortstop Tony Fernandez,

their options at Syracuse
andthe contract of relief

- pitcher Don Cooper has

been purchased from the

; thternational League club,

Tordity “Blue Jays an-
nounced Tuesday. . .
“Parnes “sind - Cooper

. WiIE report t¢'the American

St. Louls vat atlanta al Texas at Detroit N.
. : = . Minnesola at. Boston N
_ AiR HM Pct
Konses Cily at Chicago N
Madlock,. Poh 433 64 141 326 .
‘Hendrick, SIL 434-59 140, 32g. New York at Oakland W
Cawson, Mtl 504 05 1415 31905” oe AB ROH Pet:
Cruz. Hou, 401-71 182° 316 Boggs, bos “no 61172) «1386
Lesmith,* StL 377 59 116 1.912 Carew, Cal 41) 5B t44 1350
Pun, ‘Hau , 367 50 114 au McRae, KG 403 74 157 °.225
Knight, whav 460 34195 007 Trammal, Det 382 61124 325
Benedict, Atl 350 40.106 03: , Grittey,. NY 340 80 109. 921
Harner, Atl 386 75 WT 303.” “whitaner, Det sil 80 163 .ato
Oliver, At 503 $8 152 «308: it Moseby:: Tor 454006143 315
Doubles: Buckner, . Chicago, ; Simmons;., Mil, 402 $8 152.315
3; Xalpht, Houston, 31: Oliver, -? Bonnell; Tor © 361 46 11% 2313
Montreal, 29: Ray, Plittsb one Arbab: Min a2 4d TAT
29; Carter, Montreal, bi? te Ooubies: Boggs, Boston, 40;
ach,, Man? rT partial: petroit, 977 McRae,
eal, ~ 287 Hendrick, a” She | Kansas Clty, 37). Hroek, Min-
-Louls, 28.* ‘ “te wr Ripken, -Baltihore,
Triples: Gutler, Atiania, 127° "34, ms ee
Cruz, Housten, §}- Thon, “Hour rupica: orittin, * Toronto, 9:
ton, 8 Eight t[ed with seven. -... ,@ahtner, Milwaukee, ~ 8: Win-
Home rune: Schmidt,” Phila- |, fied, New York, & Six .tled |
‘ delphia, 22; Dawann, | Akotttenats: “Swith* seven. we

Chicago, ©

_report

League ‘baseball - club” In
tine for ite gine Thursday
‘against “Baltiniére Orioles,
while Petfallt, Webster. and
Clarke are scheduléd to
+for the  Jays'
doubleteader’ Friday
against Detroit Tigers,
Fernandez, 21, the all-star

shortstop this year. of the -
- International League,

ig
touted. by many, as: the
hottest prospect in baseball.

“He has hit .302. with five

co

home runs, 37 runs batted in
and has 35 stolen bases in
AA? games this season.

Tg

_ Petralll, |

‘- pitcher’ Stay Clarke and
outfielder Mitch Webster

- have been ‘recalled from

New York Yankees 8,
Oakland A’s:5. -

The Twins jumped to a 2-0

‘lead in the first inning, one

Gna 420-foot shot into the
lower centre field seats by
Kent Hrbek off Dan’ Petty.
44,

Detroit got ‘one run back

_ in the second as Larry

Herndon was hit by a pitch,

“took third -on a single by

Enos Cabell and scored on a

Sacrifice fly by Chet Lem in.

Successive. doubles by.
Tom Brookens and Lou

Whitaker started“a Tiger

vprising in the third and tied
game . 2-2; Alan.

Tamaeall singled Whitaker

home to put. the Tigers

’ ahead to stay, 3-2,

Minnesota’s Gary Ward
was hit-in the face by a
Petry pitch in the eighth
inning and suffered a
broken nose. He was

“released from hospital to’.

join the team at the airport °
for their flight to Boston,

Red Sex 5 Blue Jays 4

. notified t!

editor:

don schaitor

_ The Herald, Wednesday, August 31, 1983, Page 3

SPORTS ©

Gus’ wins ‘slowpitch semifinal,
“meets ‘Kings in final tonight

Gus" Recreation eliminated -..
~ Fegular: -season’’ champions
* Terrace Builders Irlybiriis from .
the. Terrace Men's Slowpitch:.
~. League * playoff. \ tournament _
“Tuesday night-"hnd will: meet ~..
Kokanee King i in the tournament

= tonight,

> Gus’ beat out Irlybirds by a 10-2
a score, using good [hitting and ©
‘ Solid fielding as they'defeated the -
favorites,
\Ielybirds were never He) in the
‘Jame, although ‘the. score
S. + ¢losesuntil’ the sixth ning) when’

\ pre-tournament

“Gus scored four |

~~ the’ contest,. mo ,
Gus” ‘scored once i

the. first. an put. |

The waiver wire “got a.

; 800d reading as National \,

_-Fobtball League teams

begari preparations for thelr ,

. Season openers. |
-{Minnesota Vikings placed
“five players on the injured
reserve list, cut’ seven

_ olhers and acquired - two

more to bring the_ team's
regular-season roster‘to the
“required 49-plaver limit.
The injures! players were
“defensive / tackle ‘Ray
Yakavonjs, ' "rookie

linebacker Mark Stewart,

tight end Joe Senser, kicker
Rick Danmeier and wide
receiver Sam McCullum.

e Vikings claimed raokie

tight end Mike Mularkey on’

waivers from San Francisco
‘dfers and signed’ kicker
Benny Ricardo, cut by the
Raiders last. week, fo.
Teplace rookie

the final cuts. -

Chicago Bears. placed
‘We teceivar Rickey Waitta,
running back ~ Calvin
Thomas and linebacker Al
Chesley on the._ injured

reserve list. e “team :
waited until /Tuesday to”

announce its nine cuts to the .
team ont the public, -but
e league by the

‘Mond iy f night deadline, —
in Earl, one of, Seven

vel ‘ans cut, was Npset at

Jim:Rice slapped a Sage Mike Ditka’s method

to right in the 12th inning to
drive. in Jerry’ Remy.

Teronto had a man on third
with less than two out In the.
10th, 11th and 12th innings,
but failed to push a run in.

Orloles 12 Royals 4

In Kansas City, Ken
Singleton knocked in four
runs to pace Baltimore to its
seventh consecutive win
and i4th in its last 17. John

Lowenstein had four hits, .
- giving him 15 hits in 24 at-

bats this season agalnst the

- Royals, who lost their third

Straight and slipped further

behind Chicago in the West.

White Sox 5 Rangers 0

In Comiskey Park,
Carlton Fisk hit an inside-
the-park home run. and
Harold Baines added a two-
Tun, upper-deck shot” for
surging Chicago.

Brewers 3 Mariners 2

In Seattle, Rick
Manning’ 8  run-scoring
iriple in the seventh inning
broke a 1-1 tie and rookie

-Tom Candiotti won his third

consecutive game.
Candlotti, 3-0, allowed just
five hits in 7 2-3 innings,
before giving way to Pete

: fave, wha earned his ‘16th. .

ve.

Angels 10 Indians 6 :

In Anaheim, Doug

- DeCinces’s three-run double

led a 15-hit assault.
DeCinces’s third. -Inning
double snapped a scoreless
tie and came a little before
Cleveland starter Rick
Sutcliffe was ejected for

throwing close.to California:
hatters.
Yankees 8 Ans

In Oakland, Oscar

Gamble's' two-run triple
keyed a three-run nlnth
inning that lifted Ron
Guidry and New York over
‘Oakland. Guidry struggted

‘through nine innings, giving

up 12 hits and stricking out
nine, |

of announcing them, | —
“T told Mike this morning
that there’s a lot of grum-
bling," said the tight end,
who was cut , along with

offensive’ tackle! Dennis
Lick, safely .. Lenny:
Walterscheid, tight’ end

Brooks Williams, running
back Willie McClendon,
guard Perry Hartnett,
tackle Andy Frederick,
linebacker. Dan Kimble,
quarterback Tim Clifford
and defensive end Henry
Waechter.

“Maybe 1 trusted Mike
_ too much,” Earl said, “He
gave me his word that he
would release me two’ or
three weeks before the last
cut sa [ could try and catch
on elsewhere. But/I think
noW he kept me around for
competition at _the
position.”

Terry Bradshaw is not,

‘going to,play for coach

Chuck Noll for at least four
weeks,. The-
Steelers” quarterback, who
has dn injured elbow, was

formally placed on injured |

reserve, along with of- ‘
fensive tackle Tunch Ilkin.

New York Jets, whose ..

outstanding: defensive line .
hasnt been completely”
healthy since i9#1, placed .
tackle Abdul Salaam on the

_ injured reserve list with an

injured shoulder.
The Jets, who will be

missing Johnny (Lam)
Jones in their opener
Sunday at San Diego; picked

wp ‘wide receiver Préston
Brown | on ‘waivers from

‘Baltimore Colts.

The Chargers received: a
boost Tuesday when coach
Don Coryell annouriced that
Dan Fouts, who had missed

‘the last -two . exhibition

games with an injured foot,
would start at quarterback
against the. Jets.

San D,0ag Wilkerson on
the Injured reserve list with

Steve .
Schonert, who was. among’

Pittsburgh:

.

gave Gus’
momentum,

Was ~

Irkybirds

cab roken arm. -
vashing n ‘claimed
“defensive f back = Brian
penter, cut Monday by
the} New York Giants, and

. “across in’ the. fourth when they
“staged a-two-out rally to make
’ the score ‘4-0. Inlybirds stayed in.
- touch by scoring twice. in‘the ~.
. bottom of the fourth, but couldn't
. _ Manage another run inthe game.
Trlybirds also threatened in the:
third inning; when they loaded -
‘the bases -with one out, but’ they —
couldn't manage a run and that
the .. game's

Gus’ Bot one more in the fifth
and scored four times in the
\ Sixth, taking advantage of
“several fielding’ errors by —
” with
_ basertinning. ‘Gus’. also scored
once more in the top. of the

. , Seventh and kept Irlybirds offthe —
beard-in the last three innings to
elinch their win.. : .

Gus’ now meets Kokanee Kings :
in.the tournament final, ‘Kokanee,
knocked Gus’: into’ the loger’s -
round -of the touraament last

Friday when they won the |

.winner’s round semifinal 5-4 in
the bottom of the seventh. To win. .
the ‘tournament,. Gus’ need to

beat Kokanee twice, tonight and

Kokan

heads-up.

- and wide receiver Orlando
McDaniel and the placing
on injured reserve of guard
Tom Glassic, - linebacker
Weedy Harris and running

plated. lineman, Donald - back Gerald Willhite.
Laster on injur reserve,

wile San Francise D placed. Los Angeles. Rams, who
safety Carlton: “Willa son picked up quarterback
on injured reserve. Mark Reed from the Giants

D enver - Broncos”
' nounced | ‘the waiving of
defei sive backs J.T.
Th

in

Vv (CTORIA (OP) |:
- Defend champion: Vie
tori - Royals ‘stopped
Que © champion Gatineau,

10-0

-men's fast-pitch softball.
championship. ~ :
“Vie oria | : pitcher _ Rob

up two:
errors, '

‘Van City. - Magicians,
based in New Westminster, |
B.C., edged Saskatoon 1-0 in
10-innings, ‘|

With runjers “én” second

and third, Don-Van Os hit a -

tame grounder to Saskatoon
‘pitcher Mark Smith, who
bobbled the ball, allowihg

: room,

Lakers win

Ontario
lacrosse

PETERBOROUGH, Ont.

vin Gatineau gave,

cron ‘. ‘Local Sports Shorts

an on waivers Monday, traded

chim Tuesday. to- Baltimore.
and obtained . linebacker

qmas NT Wade Manning , Mark Jerue from the Colts.

Royals win ‘a

> the winning run ase
an error.. |

* Winning pitcher George”
Hoffman allowed only. four

five! ‘innings Tuesday. hits, Smith allowed six.
.in the Canadian senior A: jaa other games, Agin- .

court, Ont.,

. Rawlings,
- blanked.

. again ‘Thursday night, since

undefeated so far in

the double-knockotit tournament.
Tonight's game begins at 7
"+ pan, at Riverside Park. If a game
is needed Thursday, it will also -
Start-at 7 p.m. at Riverside, —

a

Fe vers get. a good look»

derue had been a fifth -round
draft choice of the Jets in|
1882. To make room for him,

.the

Rams — waived

linebacker Eric Williams.

Cincinnati put running

back Archie Griffin‘on the
injured
Tuesday. Griffin pulled a
groin. muscle during the

reserve - list

Bengals’ exhibition “game

Saturday
.. Detroit.

t nationals.

“Challengers 5-0, Galce Bay
“Alpines of Nova Scotia

night

against

defeated Yellowknife Gold
Range 30, Camrose, Alta.,

Merchants shut out St.

John’s, Nfld., Capitals 9-0.
The 13-team tournament

Whitehorse ends Sunday.

(CP) — J. J. Johnston and ..

Jim Wasson scored four ||
goals each and Paul Evang
as =

three
Lakers

chipped. in”
Peterborough ©

. bombed Brooklin: Redmen |

20-4 in the deciding game of
the Ontario Lacrosse
Association Major League
final series Tuesday.

The Lakers will travel
west to play a best-of-seven
Canadian championship
series against the winner of
the Western. Lacrosse

Association final between .

Vancouver and Vittoria.

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