Itty Delivers Winning Run in Patriots Pitchers Battle
In a stubborn nine inning duel the Boston team clinched the win as Itty scored the decisive run late. Both sides pitched shutouts early, with the lead trading hands until the final stretch.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1896
Page
3
Duffy and Bergen Deliver Narrow Boston Victory Over Senators
In a pitchers battle at the South End grounds Boston and Washington played nine scoreless innings before Hugh Duffy and Marty Bergen produced the decisive runs in the ninth. Duffy singled, moved to third on Long’s sacrifice, and scored on Bergen’s sharp single to left as Boston tacked on the eventual winning run despite late threats from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Duffy
Marty Bergen
Boston
Washington
South End Grounds
Duffy
Demont
Hush
Long
Tucker
Selbach
Bergen
McJames
Nichols
Senators
Lush
McGuire
Stivetts
Trerry
Cartwright
O’brien
Farrell
Bannon
Brown
Terry
Senator Brown
Mc James
Tenney
Collins
O'Brien
Dement
Duke Farrell
Short
Boston Nips Beaneaters In Slugfest For Last-Second Win
Boston clinches a dramatic 1-0 victory as Bergen delivers the clutch hit driving in the winning run with two outs in the ninth. Game notes cite Beaneaters’ Hamlin orr and Reitz trade mentions, plus minor league league details and local notices about a Boston Lowell city game and Naugatuck Valley League alignment.
Dwyer Wins Thirteenth Straight As Reds Edge Pirates
Cincinnati’s Dwyer pitched superbly this afternoon to top Pittsburgh 5 to 2. Only in the fifth did the Pirates threaten with men on base. Attendance was about 4,000. Cincinnati touched Hawley and Merritt for ten hits while Pittsburgh collected eight. Batteries: Dwyer Peitz for Cincinnati and Hawley Merritt for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dwyer
Pittsburg
Cintitineti
Pittsbure
Peitz
Hawley
Merritt
Baltimore Defeats New York in Low-Scoring Game
Baltimore won at home as both teams showed off poor fielding and only three of 15 runs were earned. Attendance was 2,658 with a final score reflected by misciphered line, but credited batters were Hoffer and Clarke for Baltimore and Sullivan and Wilson for New York. errors stood at four for each club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New Yorks
Brooklyn Wins Up-Hill Battle At Eastern Park
The Brooklyn team defeated Philadelphia 16 to 13 in an up-hill game at Eastern Park after trailing by ten runs. Abbey pitched one inning before Daub left for Harper, with Hulen and Cross erratic in defense. Attendance was about 3,000 as Brooklyn racked 13 hits to Philadelphia's 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eastern Park
Brooklyns
Hulen
Cross
Abbey
Daub
Harper
Rock Weases
Philadelphia
Errors
Abbey, Daub
Harper and Grim
Taylor and Clements
Rain Halts Chicago Colts Game in Fifth Inning
Rain stopped the Chicago Colts game in the fifth inning with a 2-0 lead over St. Louis. Browns began to hit Terry. attendance 2,000. Base hits Chicago eight, St. Louis seven. Errors two for St. Louis. Batteries Terry and Kittridge for Chicago Donohue and McFarland for St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colts
Browns
Terry
Moricaro
Vicocecns
St. Louis
Kittridge
Donohue
McFarland
Fall River Triumphs In Twelve-Inning Fall River Brockton Clash
In a tight New England League game at Fall River on August 6, Fall River defeated Brockton after twelve innings with an attendance of 3092. Final score shows Fall River 4 11 6 and Brockton 6 6 6, with key hits from Bristow Rupert Magee and Buelow and errors tallying 2 for Fall River and 4 for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Brockton
Bristow
Rupert
Magee
Buelow
Other New England Games Postponed By Rain
All other New England games scheduled for yesterday were postponed due to rain, delaying results and next steps for teams and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Providence Beats Buffalo in Eastern League Contest
Providence won 10 to 5 at Buffalo with Hudson pitching well and Rudderham pulled after one inning. Home runs by Drauby and Dixon, three base hit by Drauby, two-base hits by Lewee Stahl Goodenough Gremenger Drauby Cooney Murray. Attendance reached about 5000, highest of the season aside from holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Providence
Hudson
Rudderham
Grays
Bisons
Drauby
Dixon
Lewee
Stahl
Goodenough
Gremenger
Cooney
Murray
Lancaster Beats Paterson In Hard Hitting Game
Lancaster defeated Paterson 8 to 6 at Penn Aug 6 as West pitched steadily despite shaky defense. Lancaster had 15 hits to Patersons 11 with 5 Lancaster errors and 3 by Paterson. West and Roth led Lancaster while McMackin Gray and Killockey were Patersons battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Penn
Paterson
West
Cless Reo
West and Roth
McMackin
Wilkes Barre Defeats Syracuse In Eight to Three Game
In Syracuse on August 6 Wilkes Barre won 8 to 3 as Coakley allowed two runs in the ninth inning after dominating the Stars. Attendance was 500. Hits: Wilkes Barre 11 Syracuse 7. Errors: 2 each. Batteries Coakley and Diggins Delaney and Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Coakley
Diggins
Delaney
Ryan
Senators Final Series at Boston and Club News
The Senators close their final series at Boston this afternoon. McCreery draws interest from several clubs while covering right field in Louisville. Lange leads the league in steals and could break the record if his pace continues. Billy Hallman plans to join O Dowd s Neighbors for a musical tour next season. McGuire and Cartwright combined for twenty of twenty four put outs in a recent game. Ben Sanders and Lew Shreve, ex league pitchers, hold municipal posts in Louisville. Washington vows McGuire is not for sale and rumors of a McGuire for Billy Nash swap are quashed. Chicago scribes praise Pad den as a promising young player, though he is an old minor leaguer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Boston
Reitz
Joe Quinn
Quinn
Baltimore Sun
Lowell
Union Station
Naugatuck Valley League
Billy Hamilton
Nash
Hamilton
Washington Post
Sunday Post
Dearborns
Roxbury
Lawless
Mall Street
Senators
McCreery
Louisville
Orioles
Lange
Billy Hallman
Phillies
O'Dowd
McGuire
Cartwright
Ben Sanders
Lew Shreve
Washington
Joyce
Hamlet
Baltimores
Morton
Billy Nash
Chicago
Padden
Fred Wilky
George B. Grant
Lechmere
Ford
Saratoga Streets
Leyden
Beachmont Avenue
Park
Beachmont
Saratoga
Curtis
Chelsea
Orient Heights
J. T. Weston
Bayswater Street
East Boston
Chelsea Cycle Club
Franklin Park
Saugus
O. W. Smith
McLean Brothers
R. W. Emerson
Lizzie” Barkividge
Lexington
Robert Turner
Archie Orum
Arthur McLean
Ernest Stone
Albert Chadwick
Brooklyn
Jas. J. Fagan & Co
The
H. T. England
F. W. Osgood
Great Boston event for Working Boys Home sports day
A major Boston event Saturday at the South End grounds features a Massachusetts Senators vs Boston Board of Aldermen ball game, band concerts, vaudeville, an old New England auction, fireworks, and field events. The program lists many runners and jumpers from clubs like Weymouth H. S. A. A., Mizpah, and B. C. A. A with numerous entrants and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
South End
Massachusetts Senators
Boston Board of Aldermen
New England
Joseph J. Beaudry
Charles J. P. Lucas
Her
Henry C. Croker
Weymouth
John d. Breslin
Andover
Charles Whelan
Paps
Macdonald
Chelsea
James G. Ryan
East Weymouth
Sullivan
Fitchburg
John J. Purtell
F. W. ‘Lord
Curtis
Weed
Bennett
B. A
Jaku Burke
Daniel F. Daley
Newton Upper Falls
William S. Macdonald
Dhe
Kennington
Dedham H. S
Truman K. Crawford
William J. O’donnell
Www
J Magee
John W. Porter
A. F. Duffey
BE. H. S
James BE
Mizpah
Jeremiah J. Delaney
C. J. O'Connor
J. M. Gallagher
J. F. Rafferty
Aca 4A
Maurice F. Flynn
B. C. Aca
H. Thornton
Dedham
C. A. Bers
William Jennings
B. ‘Hobbs
David C. Hall
South Boston
C. Ce
STAR
A. M. Remington
John M. Jackson
A. Bint Gay
Dey CoUrtie
A. L
PF. Duffey
James J. O'Connell
Dorchester
F. B. Looney
Burke A. C
F. Powers
Bernard Doherty
Scratch
J. Hersey, Jr
Felide B. Connolly
M. Nathan
John F. Bennett
P. A
Winthrop Yacht Club Half Raters Race Winners
The Winthrop Yacht Club held a half-rater race last evening starting at 7:20 p m. J T Harrington’s boat won, Fred O Carey placed second, and W H Gardiner finished third. Judges were L Meston and J Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Yacht Club
J. T. Harrington
Fred O. Carey
W. H. Gardiner
L. §. Meston
J. Wilder
Sarsfield Guards Event at Puritan Hall Rides Tug of War Win
Irish Ninth Company A captured the tug of war over Worcester Battery B with two pulls, led by Captain Clements. The gala followed with a grand dance led by Captain Clements and his wife, featuring numerous military and civic guests in new uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarsfield Guards
Puritan Hall
State Militia
Battery B
Worcester
Thomas J. Clements
Erwin Hess
Patrick J. Grattan
P. J. Clements
Theodore Molander
Charles Winden
John Goon
Albert Goldburg
Clements
Leo J. McRea
Katherine Connolly
T. J. Shea
John Barry
Timothy Scanlan
Thomas E. Murphy
Daniel Sullivan
Katherine Moriarty
John C. Casey
Mary Conway
Michael Dolan
Michael F. Flynn
Bride McGrath
James Roche
Unn O'Neill
Patrick Breen
John Galvin
Mary Sullivan
J. R. Murray
Mary F. O'Malley
Alexander Thompson
Jamaica Plain
D. J. O’leary
John O'Leary
Hibernian Rifles
William O’brien
Edward T. McManus
Manuel Crossen
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Peter Dolan
Daniel Coleman
Michael Renn
Michael C. Griffin
Charles McCarthy
Martin J. Roche
Bernard O’flanagan
John Woods
Patrick Colbero
John B. O'Higgins
Timothy J. Shea
Thomas F. Kaveny
Fast Free-For-All Pace Sets Speed Record at Columbus Park
At Columbus Driving Park on August 6, Robert J led eleven heats in a record pace event. The free-for-all pace finished with Robert J winning the decisive heat in 2:02 3-4, the fastest fourth heat ever paced, as fans packed the stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Robert J
Frank Rgan
Rubenstein
Columbus
Bufort
Hanson
Favorites win all heats at Concord driving park
At Concord New Mexico H Aug 6 favorites swept the program as Lanzar faded on heavy slow track and Barney driven by Ham Brock claimed three straight wins with Tony Wilcox prompting late gains in the free for all. Hazel Dell led her class while Ventura faltered. tomorrow features pacing events and stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
NM. H
Driving Park
Lanzar
Easter Boy
Jones Ordway
Barney
Tony Wilcox
Ham Brock
Hazel Dell
Ventura
Eau Gallie Wins Brighton Preston Handicap
On the meeting's final day at Brighton, Eau Gallie owned by Mr Sibary won the Preston handicap run over five furlongs. Furze Bush finished in second place with Quill crossing the line third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brighton
Preston
Sibary
Richard Croker
Eau Gallie
Utica
Furze Bush
Quill
Futurity at Coney Island set for Aug. 15
Futurity worth about $60 000 at Coney Island Jockey Club Aug. 15 with 920 nominations, 107 starters eligible. Jockey Rowan suspended for disobedience at Brighton Beach. California bookmaker Rose reportedly bought Haggin’s top 2 year olds. Elloree passes sire Axtell in record. Goodwin’s Turf Guide volume seven released. Pedlar retired due to lameness. Virginia Bradley’s lightweight Powers shows promise. Coney Island schedule lists August through September fixtures including Fall handicap Futurity and numerous turf and handicap races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Its
Rowan
Brighton Beach
George Rose
California
J. B. Haggin
Elloree
Axtell
Goodwin
Benton Wilkes
Barney Demarest
Virginia
Bradley
Powers
Coney Island Jockey Club
Ailsa Wins Cowes Town Prize Yacht Race
Ailsa won the £100 town prize at Cowes in a 48 mile course run by the Royal Yacht Squadron. Corsair finished 42 minutes behind. Other entrants in the twenty-laton race included Audrey Saint Penitent Isolde Samphire and Niagara, with Samphire defeating Penitent. Saint Islode Audrey and Niagara retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Yacht Racing Association
Royal Yacht Squadron
Warner
Gosport
Audrey
Saint
Penitent
Faron von Zedtwitz
Isolde
Samphire
Niagara
Islode
Avery Beats Wright In Key Tennis Showdown at Centre Harbor
In Centre Harbor New Hampshire a heavy thunder shower interrupted play but the day featured Avery vs Wright in the singles with Avery advancing to meet Paret in the semi finals. Terry defeated Huntress and faces Jackson. doubles semi finals set for tomorrow with Davis Walker vs Mansfield Wright in unfinished match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Harbor
N. H
Avery
Wright
New York
Paret
Terry
Yale
Huntress
Jackson
H. E. Avery
A. E. Wright
D. F. Davis
J. T. Walker
F. S. Mansfield
C. H. McDuffie
P. H. Custis
E. N. Wrightington
J. B. Sanborn
Boxing Gossip and Boxing News From London to Niagara Falls
English correspondent reports welching in the Lavigne Burge dispute with Mayer paying debts at Burge’s request. Lions killed Eddy Hurd in Ohio, once Jim Corbett’s pet. The Pickaninny sails Aug 29 to England for a 138 pound match setup, possibly against Causer. Cr. C. Smith revived to meet Mike Queenan at Niagara Falls next Thursday. Barry vs Flanagan six rounds at 108 pounds, pending Barry’s hand healing. Buffalo purses for Flaherty Erne. White vs Sentry in Lemont. Joe Donovan looks to Dixon for featherweight title. McCoy rumored in South Africa as Egan. Ryan to face O’Brien if Lewiston lad beats Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marcus Mayer
New York
Burge
Eddy Hurd
Chillicothe
Jim Corbett
Pickaninny
Charley Scarville
England
National Sporting Club of London
Tom Causer
Lavigne
Eddy Connolly
Stanton Abbott
St. John
N. B
Professor Laflin
Gilderoy
John L. Sullivan
Edward Freed
Frederick
Cr. C. Smith
Thunderbolt
Mike Queenan
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Queenan
Ed Smith
Alabama
Mike
Smith
Caledonian A. C
Tommy White
Eddie Sentry
Lemont
Joe Donovan
Tommy
George Dixon
Dixon
New York Recorder
McCoy
South Africa
Egan
Tommy Ryan
Dick O’brien
Lewiston
World of Sport Broadside Highlights Sculling Tragedy and Races
William Murray, once junior amateur champion sculler of America, died from heat in Richmond at 36. Jake Gaudaur sails for England to row Stansbury for the world title, while several regatta details unfold at Saratoga and Knickerbocker events. The piece covers race entries, travel, a housing switch for Cornish, and a humorous local dash for Rosa Fraunce’s affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murray
America
Richmond
Jake Gaudaur
England
Stansbury
Jake
White Hart Inn
Beach
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker A. C
Cornish
Saratoga
Boston
Jimmy Connolly
Athenian Fame
E. B. Bloss
New York
Savannah
Roxbury
E. M. Whalen
Worcester
Samuel Levy
Harry Fales
New York Society
Rosa Fraunce
Ridgewood
L. L
Levy Wor
Defend Bikers Not Drunk at Cottage City Say the Leaders
A flurry of interviews from league officials and riders at Cottage City defends the Massachusetts Division meet. Leaders say resolutions were largely humorous and point to a few noisy riders as the cause of disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Bicycle Handicap Notes For Wakefield Road Race
Official Handicapper John C Kerrison lists scratch and time based handicaps for the Staples and Carleton road race at Wakefield to be run next Saturday. The long list names cyclists by name and handicap, ending with Foxcroft Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton
Wakefield
John C. Kerrison
L. N. Walleston
H. E. Caldwell
Robert Urquhart
E. C. Peabody
H. L. Snell
E. J. Bolting
T. A. Barnaby
Fred O. Sawyer
L. B. Dudley
G. H. Blake
H. E. Price
J. F. Ingraham, Jr
Stillman Dolliver
J. C. Wettergreen
A. B. Spiers
J. A. Surrett
F. P. Kent
F. J. Reid
George Doucette
A. H. Hall
John Gosselin
A. W Copeland
James Blades
G. M. Richardson
J. A. Fenton
R. M. Thompson
W. A. Davis
F. S. Fry
E. A. L. Murdoch
F. Stevens
H. H. Farnham
H. P. Farnham
A. E. Brunett
J. H. Dunham
Val Chisholm
H. F. Simonds
A. Dixon
C. F. Gilman
F. W. Mann
2. Daley
Hugh McLean
C. J. Reynolds
J. M. Doucette
A. A. Knight
B. H. McLaughlin
J. H. McLaughlin
G. M. Taylor
L. E. Morrill
A. W. Carter
W. B. Field
F. C. Gould
H. F. Harmon
F. Shannon
C. F. Burdett
Louis Surrett
M. Griffin
G. J
W. Edgar
F. W. Stevens
L. J. Greeley
P. J. Fearing
H. E. Whitcomb
A. Keller
H. S. Tilton
J. B. Robinson
W. J. Sweetser
S. R. Smith
F. Hawkinson
B. P. Pranker
J. E. Costello
T. C. Sweet
H. Holland
T. McCarthy
R. M. Pendleton
C. H. Tingley
W. A. Gardiner
G. E. Petton
G. W. Lord
P. W. Sullivan
T. J. Sullivan
G. Cool
Gus Anderson
W. H. Sias
J. F. Brown
C. R. Tucker
J. W. Hyson
A. L., Whiton
E. Bowers
W. R. Prince
Co. Larson
J. Pp. Clark
E. H. Snow
J. CC. Wettergreen
Symonds
H. Tt. Stoss
Dsf. Marston
J. A. Roberts
H. @. Saunders
F. O. Anthoine
Bartlett
Gilman
Servia Crew Plays Cricket at Beacon Park Ground
Sailors from the steamship Servia played a cricket match against Zingari eleven at Beacon Park. The Servia team were bowled out for 30 with Roffe top scoring 31 not out, Greaves adding 36 as the game ended early. A number of other races and events for money followed the match and featured runners Matt Barr Tony Warmby J Halaward Joe Allen and Matt Parr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servia
Beacon Park
Zingari
Roffe
Greaves
Matt Barr
Tony Warmby
J. Halaward
Joe Allen
Matt Parr
Nuremberg Checkmates in Sixteen Rounds
In Nuremberg on Aug 6 Charousek defeated Walbrodt in a game left unfinished in round fifteen of the tournament. The sixteenth round pairings featured Tchigorin versus Tarrasch, Charousek against Janowski, Blackburne versus Walbrodt, Teichmann versus Porges, Showalter versus Albin, Winawer versus Pillsbury, Schallopp versus Schiffers, Maroczy against Lasker, Marco versus Schlechter, with Steinitz noted as having a bye. Porges beat Teichmann in thirty moves, Showalter and Albin drew after twenty in a French, Pillsbury won against Winawer in forty-five in a centre gambit, Tarrasch beat Tchigorin in fifty in a Guico Piano, Charousek beat Janowski in a King’s Gambit declined after seventy, Blackburne defeated Walbrodt in forty-three in a four Knights, Schiffers defeated Schallopp in forty in a Sicilian, and Maroczy–Lasker drew in twenty in a Guico Piano, with Marco–Schlechter adjourned in a French defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
Charousek
Walbrodt
Tschigorin
Tarrasch
Janowski
Blackburne
Teichmann
Porges
Showalter
Albin
Winawer
Pillsbury
Schallopp
Schiffers
Maroczy
Lasker
Marco
Schlechter
Steinitz
Tennis at Bridgewater crowns tournament progress
The southeastern Massachusetts championship opened in Bridgewater with multiple first round wins. Cabot defeated Wise while Baker beat Bixby in two sets. Edwards, Fox, Maynadier, and Aldrich advanced as round two continued with Edwards over Fay and Baker over Cabot. Final matches set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
A. H. Keith
Maynadier
Chipman
Aldrich
Putnam
Edwards
Fay
Baker
Cabot
Keith
Valentine
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Itty
Ance
Coocseees
National League
Rene
Vol
Cleveland
Shicage
Feete Wee
Rukwenawe
Farraa
Dock Square
Faneuil
MeJames
Doston
Demontreville
Vampire—Lynch
A. E. Stivetts
A Tucker
Eens ” O
Uiannon
Weymouth H. S. A. A
John J. Breslin
A. Macdonald
James G., Ryan
J. KE. Sullivan
Fitchburg A. C
Frederick L. McGowan
Edwin B. Does
Walter B. Ryan
Robert E. Crocker
Daniel B. Hurley
R. H. Walsh
Thomas R. Bateman
F. Ll. Hardenbrook
Cambridge
James R. Delaney
Dedham H
E. J. Barrett
Herbert Callum
H. C. Kennington
William J. O'Donnell
W. J. Magee
A. E F. Duffey
James O'Connell
J. M. Shoemaker
A. C
W. J. Delaney
J. F. Powers
C. H. Thornton
C.A. Drury
E. Hobbs
Thomas McQueeney
St. Paul's
A. A
Edward Curley
Frank Quinlan
Fordham College
David Co. Hall
E. L. Pope
John J. Downey
St. Paul’s
G. R. A. McLennan
Somerville
J. J. Purtell
George Kirby
Ho. Kennington
H. C. McGrath
James E. O'Connell
Burke A. Co
Thomas McAuseney
St. Paul’s A. A
FE. C. Hersey
J. B. Connolly
Winthrop Half Raters
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Ailsa
Pills
Beecham
Beechams
World OF Sport
Massachusetts Division
League
H. J. Collins
Eagle Cycle Club
Sterling Elliott
League of American Wheelmen
Massachusetts
Camp Meeting Association
Eldridge
Elliott
Bassett
Pawnee House
Post
D. E. Miller
Springfield
Joann M. Fisher
Transit Force
Boston Cycle Trade
Vineyard Haven
Bicycle Notes
Newton Rubber Works
Oon F. McCann’s
Way St
Broadway Exteron
Servia Crew
Turner
C. Forrester
Durham
Bentley
B. Oates
Hevianseae Greaves
Perkins
Draper
Tomlinson
Howard
McGinnis
Sprague
Bat
Steamship
Moran
C. Tomlinson
B. Perkins
Moncrieff
Aan
Bf. Cayner
Oscevenes
Cele Gill
C. Draper
Oahees Einen
Savage
C. Howard
B. Turner
Esaraeee Forrester
A Roffe
McGregor
B. Turner Copley
Evansance
Pitepatsick
Beer
Bridgewater
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