Opening Polo Match Delivers Fast Scoring and Narrow Deficit
The Country Club defeats Dedham 121 4 61 2 in a brisk handicap polo clash at the Country Club. Fay and Hobart lead the Country Club with multiple goals while Warren Foster Forbes pace Dedham with solid plays and accurate knockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Polo Association
Dedham
F. B. Fay
Hobart
R. W. Williams
William Goodwin
Dedhams
D. Warren
C. H. W. Foster
Allan Forbes
H. Maynard
Goodwin
S. D. Warren
Foster
Fay
Williams
Forbes
Warren
Rejoinder to Thankful on Bicycle Realities
Boston letter-writer R. B. Shannon disputes a Post item about a bicycle jumping the curb. He recalls a near incident on Franklin Street where a pedestrian was knocked by his shoulder harness but escaped harm and calls for readers to view Thankful with skepticism.
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Franklin Street
Franklin and Hawley Streets
R. B. Shannon
Boston
Mock Trial at Massachusetts Engineers Meeting
The Massa chusetts Electric and Mechanical Engineers held a mock trial in William Parkman Hall last evening. Judge George A. Lord presided with attorneys J. E. Cole H. Johnson for the plaintiff and H. F. Cottle J. Winn for the defense. The case Newcastle Electric Light Company vs L Hoffman involved alleged theft of electric juice from a Washington street wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electricians
Massachusetts Eléctric and Mechanical Engineers
William Parkman Hall
George A. Lord
J. E. Cole
H. Johnson
H. F. Cottle
J. Winn
Newcastle Electric Light Company
L. Hoffman
Washington Street
Massachusetts Clothing Co Feast of bargains sale ad
The Massachusetts Clothing Company at Hanover and Portland streets promotes a bona fide clothing sale with a large sacrifice. An extensive advertisement on the first page of the Post outlines the details and invites readers to peruse it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Clothing Company
Hanover
Portland Streets
the Post Today
Two Teens Vanish After Brockton Departure to Iowa Ranch
Samuel L Higgins aged 17 and a companion left Brockton Monday bound for New York with a small sum for employer Albert Manley. They told a friend that Brockton was too slow and planned to settle on a ranch in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Samuel L. Higgins
New York
Albert Manley
Iowa
Husk Held In 5009 Defrauding Stetson Case
Frederick J. Husk, arrested Saturday on a charge of defrauding John Stetson of 8000 dollars, appeared in Municipal Court yesterday morning with counsel Timothy W. [name truncated].
Yale Crew in Training As Harvard Prepares For Race
The Yale crew rowed the course in fine form at New London with Captain Cook directing. Harvard’s launch timed the session and Coach Watson observed. Harvard plans to sprint the four miles tomorrow evening while Yale shows strong form likely to fuel an exciting upcoming race on the 28th with Columbia visiting next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Yale
Cook
Thames
Navy Yard
Harvard
Watson
Will
Columbia
Kit’ Brown
Critique of a Waiters Tip Article by a Parker House Waiter
A Parker House waiter rebuts a Sunday piece on waiters tips arguing the writer lacks facts and familiarity with waiter life. He questions attacks on waiters and women in service, defends fair pay and conditions, and urges responsible study of the actual work environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bave
Parker House
ChronquestSentenced in Superior Court for Larceny
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Sheldon sentenced Olaf P Chronquest to five years in State prison for larceny in a building owned by John A M Col Isaacs. Tools valued at 154 dollars stolen from James L Killin. Other sentences include Michael J Lynch four years for larceny William Foley breaking and entering Massachusetts reformatory Grace Rae two years larceny at Woman's prison Sherborn and George Chadwick sixty days for forgery of a 40 dollar promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Sheldon
Olaf P. Chronquest
John A. McolIsaacs
James L. Killin
Chronquest
Michael J. Lynch
State Prison
William Foley
Massachusetts Reformatory
Grace Rae
Woman's Prison
Sherborn
George Chadwick
Paine Furniture Cuts Tubular Bedstead Price to 4.60
The Paine Furniture Co at 48 Canal Street lowers the price of a tubular iron cottage bedstead from 5.50 to 4.60 in a surprisingly cheap offer. The item is touted as ideal for summer houses and the latest pattern remains popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
Newton Street Railway Ordered to Remove Tracks
The Board of Aldermen in Waltham adjourned session required the Newton Street Railway Company to remove tracks at the Crescent street and Woerd avenue junction within seven days, after finding the tracks laid contrary to its franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Board of Aldermen
Newton Street Railway Company
Crescent Street
Woerd Avenue
Smallpox Suspects Quarantined in Bridgeport
Health Officer Fitzgibbon located the remaining three passengers of the steamer Ems, found to carry smallpox last week. They occupy a Hallett street tenement, show no symptoms, and are vaccinated and quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Fitzgibbon
Ems
Hallett Street
Duffy Hits Rally as Boston Triumphs in Louisville Test
In a tense South End crowd of about 90, Boston defeated Louisville 10-4 behind Hugh Duffy who cleared the bases with a first inning homer. Jimmie Collins added a fourth inning homer for the visitors only run until the ninth as Boston pitcher McDermott delivered a masterly effort. Nash, Lowe, Ganzel, and Long starred in the field while Shugart and Brouthers provided spark for Louisville though fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Louisville
Boston
Hugh Duffy
Stivetts
McDermott
Jimmie Collins
Colonels
Bostons
Bannon
Sir Hugh
Nash
Lowe
Long
Ganzel
McCarthy
Shugart
O'Brien
Kemmer
Dan Brouthers
Preston
O’brien
Brouthers
Duffy
Clark
McCarthy Tucker
Welch
Louisvilles
Tucker
Collins
A. E. Lowe
Weer Macarthy
Struc
Tim Keefe
Phillies blank Cleveland to halt skid in 7-0 win
Philadelphia shut out Cleveland 7-0 as Taylor shined on bases and Turner led both batting and catching. Attendance 4000. Scoring details show nine hits each and two errors for both teams. Batteries were Taylor Clements for Philadelphia and Wallace Zimmer for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Taylor
Turner
Clements
Wallace
Zimmer
Washington St Louis Tilt A Pitchers' Contest
Washington and St. Louis played a pitchers contest with Washington winning 3 to 2 after a tense nine innings. The game featured tight pitching and late-inning runs by the home squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ST. Louis
Washington vs St. Louis baseball report notes
The article highlights sensational plays by Glasscock McGuire Sel bach and Dowd with an attendance of 2500. Scoring listed for Washington and St. Louis includes partial and misaligned figures, noting errors and battery pairings Maul and McGuire for Washington Staley and Peliz for St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasscock
McGuire
Selbach
Dowd
Washington
St. Louis
Maul
Staley
Peliz
Kennedy Dominates as Brooklyn Tops Pirates 7–5
Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 7 to 5 as Kennedy held the Smoky City bats to five hits two being scratches. Smith muffed his fly in the seventh inning allowing a Brooklyn rally. Attendance reported at 2,400 with Brooklyn committing three errors and Pittsburgh four. Batteries Kennedy and Grim Hawley and Kinslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kennedy
Smith
Pittsburg
Grim
Hawley
Kinslow
New Yorks Rally Past Chicago In Tight Midseason Tilt
The New Yorks defeated the Chicagos 5 to 4 in a game marked by a late run surge. Clarke pitched masterly with strong support from Griffith. Anson will trial George Sharrott formerly of the Brooklyns. Attendance 3000. Hits 10 each. errors New York 4 Chicago 1. Batteries Clarke and Wilson Griffith and Kittridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorks
Chicagos
Clarke
Griffith
Anson
George Sharrott
Brooklyns
Chicago
Wilson
Kittridge
Baltimore Triumphs Over Cincinnati In Baseball Clash
Baltimore defeated Cincinnati 13 to 4 as Hemming eased after the sixth inning and Miller hit a homer. Smith and Jennings starred for Baltimore while Foreman and Phillips struggled for Cincinnati. Attendance was about 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Foreman
Phillips
Hemming
Cincinnati
Smith
Jennings
Miller
Clark
Spies
Lewiston Rallies To Win In Extra Innings At Brockton
In New England League action at Brockton on June 10 Lewiston overcame a late deficit, scoring in the tenth to beat Brockton 9 to 8. Lewiston had 17 hits to Brockton’s 15, with Miller tagged for the loss and Mains with Burke earning the win in a game highlighted by sharp fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Miller
Lewiston
Mains
Burke
Shea
New Bedford Defeats Augusta In Tight Game
New Bedford won a rocking contest over Augusta with a 12 to 7 score. Baker left the box early and Butler fared little better, while Augusta showed moments of strong batting. Hits were 15 for New Bedford and 11 for Augusta, with errors 4 to 5. Batters listed include Driscoll Sharp Baker Butler McManus and Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Augusta
Baker
Butler
Driscoll
Sharp
McManus
Goodwin
Nashua Tops Salem on Timely Hitting in New England
Nashua defeated Salem 15 to 1 with a rally of timely hitting. Yerrick was relieved from the box amid disputed calls as Moolics decisions sparked controversy. Nashua produced 14 base hits to Salem's 12 with 7 errors between the clubs. Batteries Black and Luchia for Nashua and Yerrick Regan and Linehan for Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Yerrick
Moolic
Seseeeld
Salem
Black
Luchia
Regan
Linehan
Fitchburg Beats Lowell In Narrow Baseball Win
Fitchburg defeated Lowell 17 to 7 as Fitchburg fended off Lowell’s hitting with sharp defense. Fitchburg had 14 base hits to Lowell’s 16 and committed 4 errors to Lowell’s 11. Batteries were Stout and Donovan for Fitchburg with Coyle and Cushman catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Lowell
Stout
Donovan
Coyle
Cushman
Lawrence Beats Haverhill in Loose Game at Home
Home team Lawrence defeats Haverhill in a loosely played affair. Brinton suffers a severe drubbing while Bresnahan is fairly effective. Final score shows Lawrence with 12 runs on 19 hits and 9 errors to Haverhill's 12 runs on 12 hits and 8 errors. Pitchers Bresnahan Hart Brinton W Woods Dobbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Haverhill
Brinton
Bresnahan
Hart
W. Woods
Dobbins
Lovett Dominates As Wilkesbarre Edges Providence
Lovett limited Providence to three hits through nine innings. Wilkesbarre exploded for five hits in the ninth, with Betts at bat as a potential winner but flew out to Knight. Knight’s brilliant defense robbed Shannon of two triples. Bauzwein pitched his first game but received little support. Providence 8 Wilkesbarre 3. Attendance 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Lovett
Betts
Knight
Shannon
Bauzwein
Providence
McAuley
Diggins
Springfield and Scranton Playoff Style Contest
Springfield won 4 to 3 over Scranton in a rough game noting Springfield batted well and Delaney left the box in the sixth. Scranton struggled to string hits and made errors in a game marked by visitors early lead and crowd jeers at Radford and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Springfield
Delaney
Scrantons
Radford
Whitehead
Toronto Beats Rochester in Baseball Opener
Toronto defeated Rochester 14 to 2 in Ont June 10. Toronto scored six runs in the first inning and added steadily, while Rochester failed to hit safely until the seventh. Gray pitched for Toronto, McPartlin endured a rough defensive game for Rochester, and the Rochester errors helped tilt the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Rochesters
Gray
McPartlin
Rochester
Gray and Lake
White
Buffalo Falls to Stars on Fielding Lapses in Tight Play
Errors at critical stages cost Buffalo the game in a 12 to 6 loss to Syracuse. Wadsworth pitched well but misplays allowed Syracuse to pull away. attendance was about 1900 as Kilroy Rafter Urquhert teamed in the Buffalo battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Wadsworth
Syracuse
Brrere— Susans
Buffalo, & Batteries
Kilroy and Rafter
Wadsworth and Urquhert
Harvard Falls to Vermont in Ragged Bracket Rivalry
Harvard weaknesses in the opener sank the game as Vermont built a lead with Pond’s two home runs and steady defense. Wrenn stood out for Harvard with five first-base assists, while Dinsmore and Pond swapped roles at key moments. The final count reflected a rough, low-brilliance contest as Harvard trailed after the first two innings and never recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
University of Vermont
Vermont
Wrenn
Pond
Vermonters
Dinsmore
Dartmouth College
Woodward
Dean
Hill
Nayior
Stevenson
Naylor
Daggett
Burgess
Buckman
Paine
Winslow
Morton
Smith
Dodds
Rand
Hayes
Ean
Quinn and
Pennsylvania Wins Series Over Brown After Sensational Plays
Pennsylvania defeated Brown in a two team game to claim the series. White struggled with defense as Brown offered poor support. Brady made a notable fly catch in center field. Final score shows Pennsylvania 8 1 0 4 0 1 0 2 and Brown 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 9 with 14 hits for U. P. and 10 for Brown. Batteries Dickson Renning White Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Providence
U. of P
Dickson and
Renning
White and Dunn
Maine State College Wins Maine College League Title
Waterville Me June 10 Maine State College captured the league championship by defeating Bowdoin 20 to 3 in a decisive game. Hits were 13 for Maine State and 8 for Bowdoin. Errors 6 for Maine State and 14 for Bowdoin. Batteries Bass and Palmer. Bodge and Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Maine College League
Maine State College
Bowdoin
Maine State
Bass
Palmer
Bodge
Haines
Newburyport Baseball Team Shows Strong Start
Newburyport ball team displays solid hitting and fielding this season with improving catching by Will Bannon, brother of Jimmy Bannon of the Bostons. Weakness lies in the pitching box but with better work they aim for a leading independent state spot. They travel to Portsmouth next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Will Bannon
Jimmy Bannon
Bostons
Portsmouth
Yale Baseball Association Elects Officers for Year
New Haven June 10 Yale Baseball Association officers chosen for the coming year include W. B. Miller as president and manager from Chicago Frank C. Smith of Baltimore as vice president C C Brooke of Birdsboro Penn as assistant manager and Philip Van Ingen of New York as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale Baseball Association
W. 8. Miller
Chicago
Frank Co. Smith
Baltimore
C. C. Brooke
Birdsboro
Penn
Philip van Ingen
New York
International inter-university games await American reply
Secretary Fitz Herbert of the Cambridge Athletic Union says no further comment for now on the proposed international inter-university games. He awaits a reply from America, expected in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fitz Herbert
Cambridge Athletic Union
America
Milne and Pratt Triumph in Amherst Tennis Match
W. E. Milne and J. T. Pratt of Amherst defeated W. L. O'Brien and H. L. Rice of Dartmouth in a triangular league tennis match this afternoon. The score was 6 4, 6 8, 6 3, 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
W. E. Milne
J. T. Pratt
W. L. O’brien
H. L. Rice
Dartmouth
Britannia Wins Regatta After Close Dover Bay Race
Royal Cinque Porta Yacht Club regatta sailed from Dover Bay with 44 mile main course. Ailsa led Britannia early. finish times show Britannia winning on time allowance while Ailsa finished ahead in raw time. Niagara won the 20 rater race with Luna and Stephanie following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Cinque Porta Yacht Club
Dover
Dover Bay
Warne Buoy
South Goodwin
Ailsa
Britannia
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
General Seymour
Luna
Stephanie
Niagara
Boxing Gossip Points to Cre ddon Hennesey Clash in June
Mr James W Westcott rushed to New York to meet Dan Stewart and Bat Masterson as talks hinge on a Florida Athletic Club purse for Billy Smith and Tommy Ryan. Creedon is set to box Billy Hennessey June 2 after Creedon trains at Coney Island and Hennessey at Nahant Beach. Buffalo backers tout Frank Erne as champion with a shot at $25,000 in future theatre work while cautioning about Dixon’s power. Jim Daly predicts Erne’s victory if cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Westcott
New York
Boston
Bat Masterson
Dan Stewart
Dallas
Tex
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Westcott
Stewart
Florida Athletic Club
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Dan Creedon
Billy Hennessey
Creedon
Jim Hall
Coney Island
Hennessey
Nahant Beach
Dr. Pritchard
Montreal
Stanton Abbott
Jack Burke
Buffalo Sports
Frank Erne
Dixon
Buffalo
Erne
Ernc
Jim Daly
Tom O'Rourke
Daly
Buffalo Boy
George Siddons
Academy of Music
Sally Smith
Joe Diebold
England
D. J. Mahan
4Ustin Kaveny
Kaveny
Tim
Maurice Rosenberg
Jack Dempsey
Peter Maher
Joe Elms
Casperagen
Dick O'Brien
South End
Nahant
Tom D'Arcy
Jimmy Gallagher
London Mirror of Life
Joe Walcott
Billy Brady
Bob Marshall
Billy Pimmer
London
Billy Pilmmer
George Corfield
National Sporting Club
Plimmer
Tom Hannon
Roxbury
Tom Carpenter
Stoneham
Woburn Athletic Club
Carpenter
Griffo
Rob Ror
Magnates Meet At Fifth Avenue Hotel In Baseball Board Session
The national board of the Baseball League met in secret at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York to settle disputes over players. It reviewed claims involving Everett and Cross and upheld Detroit’s lack of claim against Chicago while voiding Cross’s contract with Detroit. Hodson remained with Philadelphia and Louisville franchise transfer talks were denied. The board warned officials against poaching players and pledged penalties for violations of the national agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Board of the
Baseball League
Fifth Avenue
National Board
N. BE. Young
C H. Byrne
A. H. Soden
Glenalvin
Chicago
Everett
Monte Cross
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cross
Syracuse
Grons
Ee F
Hodson
Philadelphia
Bostons
Cleveland
Young
Robinson
St. Louis
Washington
Louisville
Indianapolis
Races at Gravesend on June 10th
Entries at Gravesend include six races with horses like Song and Dance Now or Never Sue Kittle Gala Imp and Patrician in varied distances. Notable placements list long odds and handicaps across selling and maiden events at one to one and a quarter miles.
Latonia Race Results Show Winners by Race
First race at Latonia over one mile: Master Fred wins for selling, Fairchild places second Sandoval third in 1 44. Second race at Latonia a mile and twenty yards: Garvliner wins selling with Le Banjo second and Cyclone third in 1 43 three quarters. Third race three quarters for maidens: Esket first Paul Pry second Miss Houst third in 1 15. Fourth race one and one quarter miles selling: Tobin wins Bessie Bisland second Queen Bird third in 2 08. Fifth race five eighths selling: Trixie C. wins Cozette second Decision third in 1 03 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Master Fred
Sandoval
Fred Garvliner
le Banjo
Cyclone
Esket
Paul Pry
Miss Houst
Tobin
Bessie Bisland
Queen Bird
Trixie C
Cozette
Four and a half furlongs race at Reynard winner first
Reynard won by Senti nel second Some More and Time finished with a final time of 57.5 seconds. Ny Second race winner Sir William second Cadiz Charm third Time 3 48. Third race five eighths of a mile Sberia first Savant second Leporello third Time 1 04.25. Fourth race five eighths selling Oporto first White Cockade second Delury third Time 1 08.75. Fifth race one mile selling Illume first Darkness second Gonzales third Time 1 41.50. Sixth race three fourths of a mile Can not Tell first Fritz second Silver Queen third Time 1 18.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynard
Sentinel
Sir William
Ore Cadiz
Charm
Beria
Savant
Leporello
Oporto
Delury
Illume
Darkness
Gonzales
Fritz
Silver Queen
Latonia Racecard Entries Show Weights and Horses
The Latonia program lists five races with weights for each entrant. Notable entries include Black Hawk 109 and Rose Boy 108 in race one, Crevasse 109 and Merry Monarch 107 in race two, Myrtle Harkness 120 in race three, Henry of Navarre 117 in the Merchant Stakes fourth race, and Nimrod 118 as a maiden two-year-old in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Rose Boy
Samantha
Rightmare
Seville
Pocotempo
Derelict
Enid
Mary Low
Crumbaugh
Mountain Madge
Swifty
Crevasse
Merry Monarch
Brendon
Victorious
Pittsburg
Toots
Nimrod
Clarence RB. Hood
Old Centre
Wincer
War Song
Pavan
Kate Legrand
Yammagatta
Tampa
Leo Meddle
Belle Foster
the Sculptor
Jennie W
Allover
Joe Mack
Nona
Conjecture
Rending
Sir Rathbone
Annie M
Start
Porthos
Races at Lawrence Under Small Crowd Despite Good Track
June 10 Lawrence reports good racing with a small attendance. C K Drew of Great Falls N H starts, with J H Moran of Lawrence and C V Thomas of Middleboro as judges. Frank Carey of Lawrence as clerk. Notable results include a 2 50 trot for Mona A with Best Hie third and a 38 minute pace for Mabel and a 2 28 3 5 mile time for Pannaroyal with Nelson second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G
Cook
Mabel
Bik. m
Keeler
Skinner
Pannaroyal
Ch. H
Stud. Son
Nelson
E. G
Prout
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Richmond
Virginia
Allen & Ginter
Tee American Tonacco Co
Post
California
St. __INOMARD
Genere
Attesrues
Heaton
Suea
I St. Louis
Pittsbura
NEW England Association
Coughlin and Leahy
Johnson and Smith
Yale Ball
Parole Club
Louis H. Snell
le Club
Mass
National Baseball Board In
Gravesend
IL. I
Canterbury
the Swain
Sue Kittle
Ed Ina
Gala Imp
Golder Gate
Abdon
Samaritan
Milton T
Girl
Mangrove
Fannie B
Lady Richmond
Patrician
Stephen J
Captain T
Sir Peter
Yankee Doodle
Sweet
Belle Ami
Honolulu
Mack Briggs
Signora
Tenderness
Sky Blue
Fascination
Long Beach
Jordan
Chiswick
Arapahoe
Little Matt
Sue Kittie
Declare
Weinberg
Factotum
Ridicule
Belmar
Cromwell
Charade
Salonica
Owlet
Latonia
ST. Asaph
Seal of
Havana
Sumaire
Cate Ars
Newmark
Eels Etree
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