Ohio University opens 1936 grid practice with 42 players
Ohio University started football drills Monday with 42 players including 24 sophomores and 18 veterans, the largest group invited back. Head coach Don C. Peden outlined a fast pace for two weeks before the Morris Harvey opener, using mainly non lettermen and rotating positions as officials noted a shift to single wing and short punt formations. New coaches Harold Wise Russ Crane and Trautwein joined the staff, with Robins Shafer Harrell and other veterans in the first-team setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Len Janiak
Bill Rodgers
Morris Harvey
Don C. Peden
Bobcats
Peden
John Robbins
John Shafer
Burnie Crabtree
Whitey Harrell
Ted Malone
Isadore Bass
Johnny Repicky
Bill Green
Crabtree
Eli Ficasin
Basil Gordon
Harrell
Ace Parker
Pat Burke
Fred Blackhurst
Dan Risaletti
Carl Schmidt
Johnny Maiden
Si Johnson
Ben Laskin
Harold Wise
Russ Crane
W. J
Trautwein
Giants in Split in split game with Phar Phillies
Giants lose to Philadelphia 8 to 4 as Arnovich drives in two, Mueller and Younk contribute, Kampouris hits a two-base, and Lohrman takes the loss over Hollingsworth, with 10 left on base for the Phillies and 8 for the Giants.
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N.york
Abrhoa Phils
Abrhoa Moore
Jordent
Gattes
Martine
Klein
Oarnovieh
S'Davise
M'Orthy
Mueller
Tman
Young
Brown
Holgswithp
Leiber
New York
Seneeerer
Kampourie
Cinsell
Arnovich
Youn
Kampouris
Kitin
Younk
Weintraub
Philadelphia
Lohrman
Hollingsworth
Strikete
Hite
Castleman
Wild
Loving
Bendance
Indians Win Two In Doubleheader At Chicago
In the first game Cleveland wins 4 to 1 with Hale and Lary driving in runs, Campbell and Hemaley keying two base hits. In the nightcap Chicago edges Cleveland 2 to 4 as Conners hits a homer and Weatherly steals a base, Trosky and Tresh producing for Cleveland and Weatherly aiding the Chicago defense. Attendance 14,000.
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Lee
Cleveland Co
Chicago
Meyer
Schiueter Hale
Rune
Campbell Trosky
Hemaley
Mele
Lary
Kuhel
Walker
Redcliff
Hale
Heath
Ted Chicago
Abraca Lary
Ss Ai
Ruhel Wethriger
Owen Tb
Campbil
Trosky
Applingses
Pyllake
Whitehadon
a-Conners
Whitehead
Cleveland
Owen
Putlak
Appling
Conners
Tresh
Weatherly
Campbell
Myer
Hudlin
Yanks Beat Phillies in Doubleheader Dominant Win
New York tops Philadelphia 6 2 in the first game with Erskine? Ross surrendering four walks. In the later game Dickey homers and Crosetti Gordon pace the Yankees with three and two RBI respectively as Seibert Gehrig Sperry Spars support. Johnson hits a three base shot for Philadelphia. Attendance 35,567.
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Ross
Philadelphia
Sess
New York
Crosetti
Moses
Rolfe
Gordon
Rune
Selkirk
Finney
Dickey
Pinney Gordon
Gehrig
Elkirk
Werber Diageo
Chandler
Balk
Harves
Thomas
D. Smith
New York Oo
Gehr Werber
Hayes
Seibert
Gorsom
Sperry
DiMaigi
Selbert
Skirk
Smith
Johnson
Pearson
E. Smith
FE. Smith
BE. Smith
balle—Hayes
Bromwich Set to Overtake Budge as World Tennis King
Henry McLemore reports from Germantown that J. Donald Budge will turn professional this fall, opening the throne for 19-year-old John Bromwich of Sydney to rise. Bromwich defeated Bobby Riggs in the Davis Cup challenge round, signaling a likely shift in the world rankings as Budge heads on a world tour.
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Henry McLemore
Germantown
J. Donald Budge
John Bromwich
Sydney
Australia
Budge
Elly Vines
Bromwich
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
California
Riggs
Italian Wins Gold Cup Race in Detroit Victory
Count Theo Rossi di Montelera of Italy won the Gold Cup in Detroit, ending an American run since 1904. Dan Arena and Dan Foster of Oakland, driving the patched Miss Goldengate, finished second after selling their car for fuel and lodging.
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Detroit
U.P
United States
Theo Rossi di Montelera
Italy
Dan Arena
Dan Foster
Oakland
Cal
Rossi
Standings and schedules mix in early baseball leagues
National Leagues show Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Boston records 3 2 3 4 0 2 7 3 0 4 5 5. American Leagues list New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Washington St Louis totals 33 64 148 44 38. American Association features Kansas City Milwaukee Columbus Toledo St Paul Louisville Indianapolis 3 5 23 8 1 7 3. Wednesday’s schedule includes National Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. American New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at Detroit St Louis at Chicago. Association Louisville at Columbus Toledo at Indianapolis Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadenia
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
American Associatio
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Brooklyn
American
Detroit
Association
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Atont. Louis
Louis
Niladelphia
Columbua
Pauline Duncan Pomeroy Convicted For Slander In Court
Pauline Duncan Pomeroy aged 26 of near Carpent er was jailed for five days and fined five dollars plus costs after being found guilty by Justice P L Peoples on a slander warrant sworn by June Cheadle.
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Pomeroy
Pauline Duncan
Rage
Carpenter
Justice Court
June Cheadle
Justice P. L. Peoples
Glasses found after starfish twin tale at Depoe Bay
Dick Pitts dropped his eyeglasses into the bay at Depoe Bay, Oregon. They were recovered on the beach where a starfish drew them into its grasp, then washed ashore. In Nebraska a law bans tumbleweeds from growing on farms to prevent seed spread.
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Nebraska
Beating Washington in Pair Two: Bees Rally to Win
In the second game of the ABR series, Wasdell Vosmik led Boston with three RBIs as the Bees overcame Washington. Cronin, Foxx, and Guiliani added key hits. McKain pitched seven innings with Hoving and Leonard closing. Attendance reached 25,000 as Boston left 6 men on base and Washington stranded 11.
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Osmik
Lewis
Travis
Croninas
Higgins
GiLeacons
Chapma
Myer
Doerr
West
Peacocke
O/Guillanie
Dickmann
Leonard
McKainp
Ferrer
Mard Im
Th. Ston
Simmons
Higins
Peacock
Wasdell
Vosmik
Est
Guiliani
Flisgine
Leonarg
Cronin
Foxx
Wasell
McKain
Ases
Boston
Washington
Dickman
Appleton
Mcain
Hite
Hoving
Guillant
Bos Cramer
Wasdeil
Hl Travis
Es Lewis
Bonura
Bisgineth
Uege
Weat
Desautelse
Ferreli
Dela Ostrmelr
Pleton
Eaver
DeShong
Rae Kelley
Totes
DeShons
Tees
Ashington
Cramer
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Sauls
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Chaman
Immons
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Balle
Ostermusller
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Termueller
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Weaver
Kelley
Itcher
Weaver Cronin
Tigers
Almada
Walker
Grenbee
Solis
Sullivan
Eeeer
Arona
York Mills
Fox
Wahes
Sac- Clift
Rifice
ye—Greenberg
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Pele
Uilis
Btrikeouve Gill
M'Quinn
Rune Fox
Rowell
Pated Ten Hughes
Kr ‘Eas
Bell
Ogell
Clift
Morgan B. Mills
Auker
Pinay Listman
Gehrter
Green
Bers
Detroit
Louis Mick Ots Auker
Innin
Innin. Kennedy
Red Sox Sweep Totals and Batting Highlights
The box shows a 9 inning score with Boston edging Brooklyn. Key players include Fletcher two runs batted in and Garms scoring twice with Stripp contributing. hits by Rosen Hockett Williams Stripp Cooney Garms and Fette. Pitching notes mention Posedel and Presnel with several errors and base on balls.
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Posede
Sera Sibianes
Fletcher
Hockett
Camilli
Williams
Cuccinello
Garms
Stripp
Rosen
Cooney
Fette
Hitchcock
Lopes
Brooklyn
Boston
Pressnell
Jacob Levisay Dies at Gallipolis After Illness
Jacob Levisay aged 72 longtime Gallipolis resident died at his home on Fifth Ave between Cedar and Spruce after several years illness. He is survived by his wife Amanda Rose and their son William H. Levisay. Private funeral services will likely be held Thursday.
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Gallipolis
Jacob Levisay
Fifth Ave
Cedar and
Spruce Sts
Amanda Rose
William H. Levisay
Tent Meet Closes on Washington School Campus
Gallia County tent meetings at the Washington School campus concluded Sunday night after several weeks led by Dr. R. A. Howell of Gallipolis. He plans more similar meetings at other community centers in the county.
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Gallipolis
Washington School
R. A. Howell
Howell
Gallia County
Dillard Fulton Cup Golf Prizes at Athens Country Club
Paul Dillard won Class A medal with net 70 and Oscar Fulton took Class B with net 68 in the Medal Play handicap at Athens Country Club. Second place in Class A went to Andy Anderson and George Merchant with 71, while Hoover Jr Paynter Rutkoskie and Oldfield followed with 72. Cap Pearson was runner up in Class B with 69, Wise 70, Mort Pairan 7, E K Lippincott 78, J Cline 80. Postmen in England must be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall to reach all letter boxes.
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Paul Dillard
Oscar Fulton
Athens Country Club
Dillard
Fulton
Andy Anderson
George Merchant
Hoover, Jr
Paynter
Rutkoskie
Oldfield
Cap Pearson
Wise
Mort Pairan
E. K. Lippincott
J. Cline
England
Gallipolis Librarian Reports Reading Boom Across 12 Centers
Gallia County shows rising reader interest amid depression says librarian Mrs Kenneth Worman of the Carnegie Library at Third and State. In the first six months 32 324 books were read. the library holds 17 000 volumes, with nearly a third for juvenile readers. Twelve community centers operate under the Gallipolis Library, with WPA sponsorship at Lincoln School in Gallipolis and Crown City. New centers planned at Bidwell Porter Cheshire and Gallia. Each center stocks 100 volumes, monthly changes, staffed by unpaid librarians.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Kenneth Worman
Carnegie
State Sts
Lincoln School
This City
Crown City
WPA
Addison Post Office
Helen Tuning
George
Bulaville
Clarence George
Rupe
Ryger
Arthur Rupe
Playford Denney
Eno
Vera Ballard
Gerlach
Vinton
Cline Gerlach
Ewington
Georgia Gray
Smith
Thivener
George Smith
Mercerville High School
Patriot
Mary Carter
Slagle
Cadmus
Rio Grande College
Ruff
Gallipolis High Band Ready for Football Season
Gallipolis High School Band directed by A. Jord Bayless opens the year with 60 members. Practice has continued through summer as Mrs. Davis transports books. Central and subsidiary libraries operate daily 9 to 5 except Sundays with many books borrowed for reading at no charge.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis High School
A. Jord Bayless
Cordell Funeral Held for Local Farm Laborer
Funeral services for Howard Franklin Cordell 24 son of Herbert Cordell were held Saturday afternoon by Rev James Faris near the Fred Foster farm on the city outskirts. Sheriff officers reported failure to identify the hit-run driver who struck Cordell early Thursday. He was a well known farm laborer in his home neighborhood.
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Gallipolis
Howard Franklin Cordell
Herbert Cordell
Fred Foster
James Faris
Cordell
Dr. J. F. Morgan Dies in Joplin After 60 Years Practice
Dr. J. F. Morgan 84 of Joplin Missouri died over the weekend at his home. A practicing physician for 60 years he was among the first graduating class of the College of Medicine at Ohio State University. He leaves several sisters and brothers.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
J. F. Morgan
Joplin
Morgan
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
No Formal Program in Gallipolis on Labor Day
Gallipolis observed Labor Day without a formal program. Most businesses were closed and there was no mail delivery in the city or rural areas.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Social Notes Returns and Travels Worldwide
Gallipolis social column reports travels and visits of locals and relatives. R R Starbuck family returns from Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania motor trip with Hazel Ellen. Clendenin family from Columbus motored to California and stayed with relatives in Bush's Mill. Others include former residents Williams Fulton Davis Ebersbach and a 50th jubilee in Cincinnati. Visitors to Gallia County join gatherings for funerals and social events.
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R. R. Starbuck
Hazel Ellen
Alberta Reynolds
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Charlie Clendenin
Columbus
California
Louie Roush
E. M. Rupe
Anna Simmerman
Fred
Redlands
Calif
West
A. R. McConnell
Springfield
Harrison Williams
Canton
Margaret Hudlin
Charles Hudlin
Harold Haskins
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mabel Mead
Joe Neal
Minneapolis
F. L. Neal
Elizabeth Carnes
Licenses Granted and Divorces Filed in Gallia County
In Gallipolis the August record shows 44 marriage licenses issued while 16 divorce suits have been filed this month. Three wives cite neglect and cruelty in actions against husbands Paul Burnett Charles Johnson Floyd Westfall. None of the couples have children.
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Gallipolis
Gladys Burnett
Paul Burnett
Alma Johnson
Charles Johnson
Mary Westfall
Floyd Westfall
Rev Sagen Honored at First Baptist Service
A Gallipolis report notes the close of Rev. George Sagen’s tenth year as pastor at First Baptist Church. The morning service included observations of the Lord’s Supper and brief commendations from church leaders. Special music accompanied activities and the evening sermon was delivered by Rev. I N Depuy, president of the Ohio Baptist Convention.
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Gallipolis
George Sagen
First Baptist Church
Sagen
I. N. Depuy
Ohio Baptist Convention
Sessions of Rio Grande meet draw large attendance
The third annual cooperative institute for farm residents across Gallia Jackson Meigs Vinton Lawrence and Pike Counties opened at Rio Grande College and ran through Monday with big turnout A bean dinner complemented the event George Mitchells four year old son of Rio Grande residents was treated for burns after a pot of hot coffee spilled injuring his back and arm at Holzer Hospital Socrates is recalled as the ancient inquiring reporter.
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Gallipolis
Cooperative Institute For
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Lawrence
Pike
Rio Grande College
George
Mitchell
Rio Grande
Holzer Hospital
Quiet Holiday Reports In Gallia County
Holiday was quiet in Gallipolis as Sheriff Elmer Hatfield noted. Several persons were arrested for intoxication. The only major crime was a break in at Homer Walter's poultry farm with about a dozen flyers stolen. No arrests there yet.
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Gallipolis
Elmer Hatfield
Homer W. Walter
Camp GALLIPOLIS-Degree members drill at Brady Lake encampment
Local Modern Woodmen of America camp members attended the state encampment over Labor Day at Brady Lake near Kent. Participants included Frank Brothers Oliver Lyle Raymond Jones W H Sharp Clyde Neal Harry Dickey Forrest Davis Vickers Hazlett J E Foster John Preston Edgar Rutherford all in full uniforms and engaged in competitive drilling.
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Gallipolis
Modern Woodmen of America
Labor Day
Brady Lake
Kent
Frank Brothers
Oliver Lyle
Raymond Jones
W. H. Sharp
Clyde Neal
Harry Dickey
Forrest Davis
Vickers Hazlett
J. E. Foster
John Preston
Edgar Rutherford
New Book Ruling Distributes Textbooks After School-Open
Gallipolis authorites announce Principal Carl C. Byers order textbooks for high school students will be distributed Tuesday September 13 the day after school opens and not before.
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Gallipolis
Carl C. Byers
Gallipolis 4-Her Wins State Health Contest
Earl Rader a 16 year old Hilliards resident and nephew of Silas Gilbert of Gallipolis led the state 4-H Club health competition scoring 968 of 1000 points with many county relatives noted in the report.
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Gallipolis
Earl Rader
Hilliards
Silas Gilbert
Tyler family moves to Gallipolis after 12 years away
L L Tyler and his family return to Gallipolis from Charlestown after a 12 year absence. Tyler, a native of Gallipolis and son of the late Henry Tyler, has taken an interest in a local sheet metal firm.
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Gallipolis
L. L. Tyler
Charleston
Tyler
Henry Tyler
Graville Grange to Hold Annual Inspection Tonight
Annual inspection of Bulaville Grange to be conducted tonight at the Grange Hall. Members are urged to attend as officers assess lodge operations and adherence to ritual.
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Gallipolis
Bulaville Grange
Ed Maddy Leaves Job On Boat For College
Ed Maddy son of Mr and Mrs Harry Maddy will enter Ohio University after a summer as second clerk on the Ohio River steamer Gordon Greene. The boat recently traveled up the Cumberland River to Nashville. Maddy comes from a long line of steamboatmen and his grandfather the late Capt Ed Maddy owned several steamers.
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Gallipolis
Ed Maddy
Harry Maddy
Ohio University
Ohio River
Gordon Greene
Cumberland River
Nashville
Tenn
Maddy
Capt
Betz Home Sold in Gallipolis Address Transfer
Gallipolis residents Mrs. Garnet Cromley and Mrs. May Francis sold the Fifth Ave and Cedar St homestead to W. E. Farley a Cadmus farmer who will move in to place his children in school Farley will occupy immediately while Cromley will reside in Charleston with her niece Mrs. Jack Shaw and family
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Gallipolis
Garnet Cromley
May Francis
Hackensack
N. J
Ross Betz
Fifth Ave
Cedar St
W. E. Farley
Farley
Condition Improves for Charles Atkinson in Nelsonville
Relatives learn the condition of Charles Atkinson, formerly a Ohio River steamboat engineer, is improved at his Nelsonville home after a week of grave reports.
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Gallipolis
Charles Atkinson
Nelsonville
Troth Family Reunion Held at Canter's Caves
Members of the Troth family from Southern Ohio gathered for a reunion at Canter's Caves in Jackson County Sunday. Will A. Troth of the Gallipolis post office served as president of the association.
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Gallipolis
Troth
Ohio
Canter’s Caves
Jackson Couty
Will A. Troth
Saunders Family Meet Set for Sunday at Fair Grounds
Announcement states the Saunders family and relations will gather at the fair grounds in Gallipolis on Sunday Sept 25. L D Sheets of Crown City is president M M Miller of Huntington secretary Homer L Saunders of Columbus treasurer.
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Gallipolis
Saunders
Fair Grounds
L. D. Sheets
Crown City
M. M. Miller
Huntington
Homer L. Saunders
Columbus Treasures
Pitching Lifts Reds Toward Pirates Margin
Cincinnati records show that strong pitching drove the Reds to eight wins in nine games as Derringer and Barrett led six of eight starts. Derringer beat Brooklyn and Chicago, Barrett beat St Louis, with McKechnie displaying depth in a doubleheader sweep and a solo win.
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U.P
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny
Vander Meer
Lee Grissom
Paul Derringer
Charles
Red) Barrett
Syracuse
Cubs Win Two As Thevenow Leads Ninth In Comeback
In a Chicago ledger style box, Thevenow delivers late heroics for the Cubs as they plate runs in the ninth to overcome errors from Herman Cavarretta and Jurges. Pitching notes include Tobin and Lucas with key hits by O'Dea Handley and Cevette. Details show a 9th inning rally and defensive miscues shaping the outcome.
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AEROL
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Weneres
Gelenis
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Young
Handley
Thevenow
Te Bubr
Hoag
Delis—Bryant
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Brvent
Lucas
Tobin
Robins
Reds Win Two In First Game Split At St Louis
Fast paced baseball report shows St Louis and Cincinnati in a doubleheader with Weaver leading the Reds and Bremer, McGee, and Medwick delivering key hits. Attendance tallies 26,291 with notable errors by Padgett Medwick Bordagaray and McCormick. Illegal driving age note closes the recap referencing 14 year old drivers in several states.
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Lombardi
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