Cleveland and Others Set for City Matchups Across Six Venues
Cleveland hosts Boston while Pittsburg faces New York at Pittsburg. Cincinnati welcomes Philadelphia and Louisville hosts Baltimore. Chicago meets Washington and St. Louis plays Brooklyn, with all games played at respective home cities.
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Rae Cent
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Setenerests
Cincinnati Iahae Ells
Philadelphia
Brook Or
Washin
St. Louis
Louisville
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Cleveland routs Boston as bats explode for eleven runs
Cleveland pounded pitcher Cuppy for eleven runs while Boston managed to score once. Key events included McKean forcing Burkett home, Childs a two-base hit, and OConnor, Childs, Zimmer and McAleer producing three-base hits or singles. Boston scored in the sixth as Bannon crossed after a sequence in right and left fields.
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Cleveland
Dolan
Bostons
Uncle Anson
Cuppy
Boston
Selee
Stivetts
Young
McKean
Burkett
O’connor
Childs
Lowe
Long
Tucker
Zimmer
McAleer
AB. B. TB
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AB. R. B. TB
PO. A. EB
Livciivsvsmeere &. O
Aleclassic Verter
Thy
Cif
Noses
Bannon, R.f
Seees
Seeeseteetese
Nash
Sere Ooh Eens
Esseesves
Yan
Seeerencesees
Peosensecseesses
Duffy
Tebeau
McCarthy
Bannon
Pittsburg Beats New York In Wide Victory
Pittsburg defeated New York 9 to 4 as Clarke’s curves flustered the visitors and Hart faltered. O'Day’s umpiring praised. attendance listed at 3000. Pittsburg 16 hits to New York 9. errors 1 to 3. Hart and Merritt pitched for Pittsburg. Clarke and Farrell for New York.
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Pittsburg
New Yorks
Hart
Pittsburgs
Clarke
O’day
New York
Merritt
Farrell
Phillies Take Win As Cincinnati Faults In Eighth
In Cincinnati on July 26 the home team unraveled in the eighth inning as Philadelphia scored four runs. Both starters were wild but Carsey pitched best as Philadelphia won 6 to 5. Attendance 2,000. Hits: Philadelphia 11, Cincinnati 9. Errors Cincinnati 2. Batteries Carsey Clements Foreman Vaughn.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Carsey
Carsey and Clements
Foreman
Vaughn
Chicago Ballplayer Anson Suffers Broken Rib Injury
In a July game with Philadelphia last week Wednesday Anson was hit by Pitcher Tay lor reaching the heart area. A broken rib found after medical examination last evening caused severe pain and limited movement, hindering his play.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Anson
Taylor
Brush orders Cincinnati players to join Indianapolis squad
Indianapolis and Cincinnati players William Phillips and George Hoghever are set to depart tomorrow for Kansas City after being released by the Reds. President Brush orders them to report to the Indianapolis team on Sunday, with further steps to be determined upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Phillips
George Hoghever
Kansas City
Brush
Indianapolis Tern
Cincinnati Club
Noles Reee 41 Winter Comes John H
Fragmentary notice mentions a person named John H and a street in Beaton with unclear context. No clear event or organization details available.
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Noles
John H. Sooberek
Beaton
Ineary
Cincinnati Team Hopeful For Late Season Strength
Report notes Cincinnati's potential to display unusual strength as the season closes, with analysts watching for moments of standout performance, leadership by key players, and improvements in team cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fall River Beats Brockton in Slow New England League Game
Fall River defeated Brockton 5 to 2 in a slow contest halted in the seventh inning to allow Brockton to catch a train. Attendance was about 70 as Stevens Rollins Rupert Magee and Shea starred for Fall River while Brockton tallied 9 hits and 8 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Brockton
Stevens
Rollins
Rupert
Magee
Shea
Lewiston Beats Augusta Behind Strong Pitching
Lewiston won a baseball game at home as Mains struggled to hit. Dilworth pitched well for Lewiston while Mains fanned three in the fourth inning. Attendance reached 600 as Lewiston took the 10 hit to 5 edge with 2 Lewiston errors and 4 by Augusta. Batteries were Mains and Grant for Augusta and Dilworth and Butler for Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Augusta
Mains
Dilworth
Grant
Butler
Portland Beats Bangor 15 to 4 in Portland
Bangor could not hit Sullivan today and only two Bangor players reached third base. Braham struggled while Portland showed strong hitting with 15 runs on 39 hits to Bangor four. Attendance 700 as Sullivan and Terrien opposed Braham and Barkley with Portland errors eight to Bangor seven.
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Portland
Bangor
Sullivan
Braham
Terrien
Barkley
Pawtucket Triumph Over New Bedford Amid Erratic Fielding
Pawtucket won a July game at home as timely hitting outweighed New Bedford’s shaky defense. Anderson left with a leg injury from Hannivan’s bat. Lezotte’s umpiring drew criticism. Final scores show Pawtucket 12 to New Bedford 1 after a 0-0 start and late surge. Sullivan and Yeager pitched for Pawtucket with Anderson Delaney and Sharpe on the New Bedford side, while Murphy caught for New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
New Bedford
Anderson
Hannivan
Lezotte
Sullivan and Yeager
Delaney
Sharpe
Murphy
Simon's homer wins for Syracuse Stars in late frame
Simon replaced Lawler as Hornellsville signing and belted a deciding homer in the last inning for Syracuse Stars. Providence pitcher Lovett was hit hard while Cannon yielded three runs in the eighth to tie. Welch saved the game with a ninth inning catch as Syracuse and Providence each had 12 hits and three errors.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Simon
Lawler
Hornellsville
Lovett
Providence
Cannon
Welch
Gannon
Hess
McAuley
Rochester Rockets Past Springfield in Ninth Inning Finish
Rochester rallied in the ninth to beat Springfield 6 to 4 after trailing 4 2. Donaghue puzzled the visitors as Gruber faced tougher hits but Rochester pulled off a sensational finish. Breckinridge drove in three runs with a bases loaded hit and Berger followed with a double to clear the sacks. Attendance 3500.
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Rochester
N. Y
Springfield
Donaghue
Gruber
Rochesters
O’brien
Daly
Lush
Hamburg
Breckinridge
Keenan
Berger
Gunson
Toronto Beats Wilkes Barre In Ninth Inning Home Run Thriller
Toronto defeated Wilkesbarre 5 to 4 in a tightly played game. Crane and Coakley were effective. Crane hit a game winning homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. Attendance was about 300 with Toronto battering for seven hits to Wilkesbarre nine and two errors apiece. Batteries Crane and Lake for Toronto Diggins and Coakley for Wilkesbarre.
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Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Ont
Crane
Coakley
Cseepees
Crane and Lake
Diggins
Scranton Defeats Buffalo as Johnson Misses Hits
In Buffalo on July 26 Scranton built a lead with a three run second inning and held on to win six to four. Fournier allowed scattered hits while Johnson struggled to retire batters. Ward hit a home run for Scranton as Buffalo made cleaner plays but could not overcome the early deficit. Attendance 1200.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Johnson
Fournier
Scranton
Ward
Irors
Johnson and Smith
Fournier and
Baseball at Newburyport Featured Rowley Versus Georgetown
The July 26 match at Newburyport pits Rowley against Georgetown for a $200 prize. Henry J. Quinn handles the stakes and may choose the umpire, a role his supporters fear. The eager crowd expects a spirited game with possible social ostracism for the loser.
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Newburyport
Massachusetts
Rowley
Georgetown
Newburyport B. B
Henry J. Quinn
Quinn
West End R A Defeats Nationals 12 to 3 at Holmes Field
At Holmes Field yesterday the West End R A of Cambridge defeated the Nationals of Boston by 12 to 3. Battery Falls and Casey starred, with Nick Sullivan at first and Donnelley and Fleming strong in the field for the West Ends. Marks played well for the Nationals. The West Ends have not been defeated.
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Holmes Field
R. A
Cambridge
Nationals
Boston
Falls
Casey
Nick” Sullivan
Donnelley
Fleming
Marks
West End Beats National In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a season opener without Harvard Varsity, West End edged National 7 to 3. West End tallied 15 hits to National 7, while errors were 2 and 7 respectively. Batteries went to Palls and Casey for West End, Quinn and Buckley for National, with Buck Sullivan umpiring.
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Harvard Varsity
West End
National
Palls
Casey
Quinn
Buckley
Buck Sullivan
New Port Defeats Newton 19 to 2 in Baseball Conference
Newport defeated Newton 19 to 2 in Newport Rhode Island. Newport batted .210 while Newton hit .? with 14 hits for Newport and 7 for Newton. Errors totaled 4 for Newport and 6 for Newton. Batteries were Brady and Burke for Newport and Fitz, Moore, Cush ing for Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Newton Athletic Association
Newton
Newports
Newtons
Brady
Burke
Fitz
Moore
Cushing
Boston Contested Baseball Game Between Atchison Furnishing and Herveys
An exciting contest is set for today at 3 PM on the Boston grounds between the Atchison Furnishing Company and the Herveys. A thunder shower interrupted their last meeting two weeks ago, and the anticipated crowd of five to six thousand expects a fierce battle between the two noted teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Atchison Furnishing Company
Herveys
O'Brien Defeated by Butler in Simple Boxing Match
In a Cribb Club program attended by a cool crowd, Dyer defeats Corbett in a sixth round stoppage. The main event sees John E. Butler, champion of New England, beat Jack O'Brien of Lewiston in fifteen rounds with two optional. Butler lands a decisive left hook in the third round as O'Brien is floored and cannot recover.
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Cribb
Dyer
Corbett
John E. Butler
New England
Jack O’brien
Lewiston
Butler
O’brien
Last Day at Mystic Park Meet Ends Tight and Close
Mystic Park submerged July 26 with a tight racing day. Sea Bird edged Maud P in a close finish while Socks faded in the last heat. Protein the erratic mare won the second race after eight heats, Eliza K. swept her heats, and most favorites prevailed. Race times: 2:14 pacing for first race purse $600. 2:16 trot purse $600. 2:20 trot purse $60.
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Mystic Park
Sea Bird
Maud P
Socks
Protein
Eliza K
Ch. H
Lord
Anne
N. Wade
J. Golden
BK. Bither
Zembia
Am Fi
Browne
Fascination
EW Smith
J. Bowen
Sabina
F. Noble
Margaret L. B. m
A. John- Nmeen
O'Neil
Osegay
Electric Ee .H
A. Feek
Bsame O
Oliza K
Robert Rysdyk
Teeter D
A. Rathburn
B. Demerest
Sdadecesire
C. Cook
Wilson
Nellie
Va Ey Kerlin
Ee Easeeesere
Donne
Eh Rh Tland
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Howell
G. Hicks
Eee
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Flying Nig
G. Aren Seines
Arrs
B. G
West
Brighton Beach Racing Results July Twenty Sixth
At Brighton Beach five furlongs Fusileer won race one with Mistral second and Ference third. In six furlongs Religion won followed by Serarese and Perseus. One mile saw Kennebuck first Rouncerey second Sir John third. Captain T. won the fourth with Red Skin second Gutta Percha third. The fifth was a one and one fifth miles dead heat for place Marshall first Prig and ce second. The Swain led certainty to win the sixth one mile with Annie Bishop second. Time details listed.
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Brighton Beach
L. N1
Fusileer
Ference
Mistral
Religion
Serarese
Perseus
Kennebuck
Rouncerey
Sir John
Captain T
Red Skin
Gutta. Percha
Marshall
Prig
the Swain
Annie Bishop
RESULTS AT ST ASAPH RACE DAY OUTCOMES
Six races are listed with winners and placings. Hazel won the first over Dr Faust and Lithograph with a 1:28 1-4 time. Lady Watson led Baccarat and McHenry in the half mile with 52 1-4 seconds. Miss Bowser topped Siberia and Siva in four and a half furlongs in 58 1-2. Mc Keever crossed first over Duke of Gloucester and Putnam in five-eighths in 1:06 1-2. Bonda led Lento and Trojan in six and a quarter furlongs at 1:24. Meteor won the five-eighths with Clair W. and Bob Miller third in 1:06 3-4.
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Hazel
Dr Faust
Duke of Gloucester
Putnam
Bonda
Lento
Trojan
Meteor
Clair W
Bob Miller
New Hampshire State League Formed In Nashua
A state league baseball association formed in Nashua today by John Twiss of Milford W Marley of Greenville H W Ross of Manchester and M J Maloney of Nashua with managers from various towns and cities.
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Nashua
N. H
John Twiss
Milford
W. Marley
Greenville
H. W.ross
Manchester
M. J. Maloney
Press Cycling Club Sanction Row Divides Boston Club
A meeting of the Press Cycling Club of Boston at 674 Massachusetts avenue adopts a report on the Waltham prize affair and Labor Day sanction. The club repudiates chairman Isfort for paying cash checks to Class B men and cheered a motion to seek Sept 2 sanction with a new track.
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Press Cycling Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Press Club
Press Cycling Club of
Boston
Racing Board
Bradstreet
L. A. W. Racing Board
Waltham
Consolidated Cycling Clubs of
Charles River
Mass
League
Oneme
League Racing Board
George D. Gideon
B. W. Isfort
Isfort
Pre Cink Ballnos
Wide range of riders listed in local bicycle meet notes
A long list of riders and clubs appears, naming W S Reynolds Hyde Park A T Fuller Malden and many others with locations such as Boston Lynn Malden and Salem. The article covers cycling events, track incidents, upcoming meets, and personnel changes at Springfield and Lynn clubs. It notes Sanger’s spill and plans for races, picnics, and tournament appointments.
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W. S. Reynolds
Hyde Park
A. T. Fuller
Malden
E. J. Boyer
Marblehead
M. P. Walsh
Salem
Wilsees
A. M. Thompson
Cliftondale
T. T. McNichol
Lynn
Cecesesss Ae
Ellis
Amesbury
E. H. Garrett
Topsfield
B. W. Pierce
Dccesieters
J. S. Bianchi
H. E. Walton
Boston
Ccce
Erbedere
James Blades
A. B. Speers
Bast
Ea Ae
H. J. Pete
Ea F. E. Wing
Waltham
McMehon, Jr
Chesea
James T. Ingraham, Jr
West
J. A. Farrell
Somerville
W. B. Law
Lynnfield
Hades A. W. Langford
Newton
E. P. Kent
Rowley
G. S. Thomas
J. Lewis
Northampton
E. Arch
East Boston
Abe
A. H. Waitt
A. W. Archibald
Dorchester
C. Doubleday
J. J. Casey
Worcester
J. Foster
South Boston
George Dow, Jr
Mattapan
F. C. Bodman
Florence
Seeas Devens
Lyan
F. A. Morrill
Codey
N. A. Brown
Peaseee
G. Plantiff
LL. O'Hara
J. W. Davis
Caiinaiere
C. M. Donoghue
J. P. Clark
He Snow
Walter Sanger
Glenmere
Sanger
Wallie
Tyler
Johnson
Johnny
Fettle
Eagle Cycle Club
Springfield Bicycle Club
H. W. Robinson
L. A. W. Racing Board
George D. Gideon
Charles G. Adams
Hartford
Conn
E. A. Hill
Springfield
J. W. Crown
A. W. Porter
Mayo and Saunders
Mayo
Boxing News From Boston and New England Promoters
Boston Post columnist notes fluid match talks between Westcott and Davies for a welterweight bout in Florida backed by big money. Billy Smith trains through injuries. Corbett predicts victory over Fitzsimmons after bicycle wreck as others sound out potential opponents. Event previews include Kirtland Club entries and Apollo Garden church picnic sports with multiple local athletes and clubs named.
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James W. Westecott
Boston
Smith-Ryan
Westcott
Parson Davies
New York
Florida Athletic Club
Florida Club
Billy Smith
Smith
Concord
N. H
Globe
Dick O’brien
James W. Westcott
Walcott
O’brien
Sammy Meyers
Jimmy Kaveney
Suffolk
Kaveney
New England
Joe Smith
Father Barry
Charles Wigley
Dorchester
Hawker Murphy
Riverside
O. E. Moore
Victor Cote
Otto Schlier
George Harvey
John Bragg
Summer Street
Ben McArthur
Post
Rob Roy
Boston Post
Merry Monarchs
Manhattans
D. J. Sullivan
Billy Sylvester
West End
Kirtland
Washington
Jim Corbett
Asbury Park
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
Downing Fitzsimmons
Charley Mitchell
England
Peter Jackson
Clarendon Hotel
Jim Hall
Bob Fitzsimmons
Riverside Boat Club Regatta on Charles River This Afternoon
Regatta at 3 o clock on the Charles River from River Street Bridge opposite Brookline Gas Works. Entries include Junior singles Hugh Finnigan Thomas Frawley M O Leary Fred Hynes D O Leary George Bishop Special singles William O Leary Ludlow Berkeley Four oared working boat James OBrien J Cahey H Sullivan D O Leary versus George Bishop crew Two eight oared crews to be named.
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Riverside
Races At Heights By Shoe City Wheelmen Draw Crowds
In Brockton on July 2 a series of prize races drew about 800 fans. The one mile open race finished with W. D. Pitcher first, I. T. Snell second, F. H. Barnard third. The half mile handicap was won by W. H. Senter with W. D. Pitcher a close second and I. T. Snell third. The quarter mile open saw W. D. Pitcher win, S. A. Davidson second, F. R. Barnard third.
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Brockton
the Heights
Shoe
W. D. Pitcher
S. A. Davidson
F. R. Barnard
German Singing Festival at Germania Grove
A grand singing festival and garden party run by Mr. Gustav Riefmann will be held at Germania grove Meyer's farm on Sunday August 4. A large male chorus from the Germania Singing Societies of Boston will perform. The festival starts at 10 a m with trains from Providence depot to Forest Hills and electric service from Hyde Park direct to the grounds.
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Gustav Riefmann
Germania Grove
Meyer’s Farm
Germania Singing Societies of
Boston
Providence
Forest Hills
Hyde Park
Remains Identified in King Philip Boat House Drowning
The drowned woman's identity is confirmed as Mrs. Mary A Wilde aged 6 years, of the corner Alden and East Warren streets Fall River. She leaves a husband and two sons.
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Fall River
King Philip Boat House
Mary A. Wilde
Alden
East Warren Streets
Charity entertainment stops Miss De Faque from living pictures
A charity event features Miss De Faque who declines to participate in the living pictures portion. Her refusal is noted as part of the evening’s proceedings, with spectators and organizers adjusting the program accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss de Faque
Living Pictures
Harsh Hull yacht regatta yields few finishes in calm
In a near calm at Hull yesterday only two boats completed within the time limit. Class A saw Handsel start then Home near finish. Harbinger led but none in first class finished. Class B boats withdrew, many inactive, Rooster won third class by four seconds. Sphinx finished fourth class. fifth class and knockabouts did not finish.
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Hull
Ida J
Strawberry Hill
Jackknife Ledge
Handsel
Salmon
Ashumet
Rooster
Adam Bros
Sphinx
A. Keith
New International Cup Challenger From London
J Arthur Brand of London will send his 15 foot Spruce IV to compete in a new international cup for small boats. The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club regatta committee received a cable from Minima Yacht Club of London confirming a formal challenge. The cup remains perpetual and is held by the club receiving the challenge. The race will use 15 to 25 foot yachts on Long Island Sound courses of fifteen nautical miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
J. Lawrence Spicer
Minima Yacht Club of London
Seawanhaka- Corinthian Club
Minima Club
Long Island Sound
J. Arthur Brand
London
Defender Floated from Boston Dock for New Rochelle Tow
OUT OF DOGK BROOKLYN N Y July 26 Defender was floated in the Boston dry dock at the Erie basin at 8 a m today with her tender taken in tow for New Rochelle where she will be a day or two. She may add a longer boom and ballast to increase sail area before trial races. Vigilant was floated in next and pumps set for cruise of the New York Yacht Club. No word from Mr Iselin on Vigilant protest. ex Commodore Kane to convene regatta committee once he speaks. Captain Hart alleged to have forced Vigilant to yield.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Erie Basin
New Rochelle
Hart
Revere Yacht Club Votes Condolence For John Liset
At a July 25 meeting the Revere Yacht Club resolved to tender condolence to the widow and family of John Liset, praising him as an ardent member, affable associate, kind husband, and loving father. A formal record copy will be engrossed and sent to the Revere Journal and Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Yacht Club
John Liset
Revere Journal
Boston Post
Warren VS. Greene
Commodore
Firebug Rumors Stir Lynnfield Centre After Two Blazes
Citizens in Lynnfield Centre fear a firebug as two buildings are destroyed in quick succession. The origins of the fires remain undetermined, with investigators seeking the source of the blazes.
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Lynnfield Centre
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