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National League games feature Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Louis ville New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Baltimore at Chicago. New England League schedules include Pawtucket at New Bedford Brockton at Fall River Portland at Augusta Lewiston at Bangor. New England Association matchups show Salem at Lawrence Lowell at Fitchburg Nashua at Haverhill.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Louisville
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Chicago
NEW England League
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Brockton
Fall River
Portland
Augusta
Lewiston
Bangor
NEW England Association
Salem
Lawrence
Lowell
Fitchburg
Nashua
Haverhill
Reds Rally For Nine Inning Spurt To Beat Boston
In Cincinnati on May 22 the Reds overcame Boston errors by Long Bannon and McCarthy and sloppy defense. The Reds scored nine hits and ten runs in the seventh inning aided by Long’s fumble for an extra out, and finished with 21 hits in the last inning. Boston managed two runs via errors and five players reached base. Attendance was 6127. The final tally is listed after the score description.
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Cincinnati
Long
Bannon
McCarthy
Reds
Boston
AB Kn
PO. A. E
Wmnner, R.fi
Goovecesesseres
Aacosesvene & S
C.lisccereces
T.f
Nichols
Hoy
Hogriever
Duffy Nash
Lowe
McPhee
Ewing
Kies
Smith
Tucker
Dwyer
Guanzel
Latham
Hoghever
Ganzel
Miller
Menaime
Cleveland Dominates Brooklyn in Doubleheader Sweep
Cleveland wins two games from Brooklyn marking a third straight victory. Wallace pitched well in game one with only three hits allowed as Cleveland capitalized on Brooklyn errors. Anderson hit a homer in game two as Cleveland batted strongly posting 15 runs to Brooklyn’s 6. Cleveland’s pitchers were Cuppy and Stein with O'Connor behind the plate.
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Clevland, CO
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Wallace
Clevelands
Brooklyns
Anderson
O’connor
Gumbert
Grim
Cuppy
Stein
Washington Beats Pittsburg to Take Early Lead in Pennant Race
Colcolough pitched for Pittsburg but walked and wild pitched away a win, surrendering the top position in the pennant chase. Beckley and Cartwright starred for Washington in the longest game of the year, as attendance reached 1800. final score 7 to 4 in favor of Washington with 12 hits each.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Colcolough
Washington
Beckley
Cartwright
Stockdale and
McGuire
Kinslow
Baltimore Routs Louisville With Early Six-Run Inning
Baltimore jumped to a 6-0 lead in the first three innings as Louisville faltered with seven hits and four errors. Esper allowed strong work for Baltimore while Kelley hit a homer for the visitors. Attendance reported at 800. Final score 11 to 4.
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Louisville
Baltimore
Inks
Luby
Esper
Kelley
Esper and Robinson
Luby and Welch
Chicago Beats Philadelphia in Slugging clash
Chicago and Philadelphia produced a high scoring game with Chicago winning as Philadelphia fumbled away chances. Dahlon and Moran hit home runs while Terry received solid support. Attendance was 2,800 as Chicago's 223 0. 24 630-14 line led to the result.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Hodson
Beam
Terry
Dahlon
Moran
Beam and Clements
Breitenstein Twists Game In Solid St. Louis Showdown
In St Louis May 22 New York beats St Louis 4 to 3 in a tight contest. Meekin shines in critical moments while Breitenstein remains effective. Attendance 2000. Hits New York 10 St Louis 12. Errors St Louis 2. Batteries Meekin and Ferrell Breitenstein and Miller.
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ST. Louis
Breitenstein
Meekin
New York
Rrell
Miller
Fall River Defeats New Bedford in New England League
Fall River hitewashed New Bedford 9 to 7 in a tight game as Klobedanz starred on the mound. Pasickies and Fall River combine for nine base hits while errors favored Fall River. batteries are Bendant and Rollins for Fall River with Friend and Mary catching.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Klobedanz
Pasickies
Bendant
Rollins
Friend
Mary
Portland Beats Augusta In Busy Base Running Showcase
Portland opened with offense and held Augusta in check as Gannon shut down Butler. Base running stood out while Portland mounted 15 hits to Augusta seven. Batteries Annon and Goodhart led Portland while Butler and Kelman guided Augusta.
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Portland
Butler
Augusta
Gannon
Eveeeeed
Efrorts
Annon
Goodhart
Kely
Home lab loses to Bangor amid errors on bases
In Lewiston on May 22 Bangor edged the home team after a series of base running errors and misplays. The game showcased sloppy defense and costly mistakes that swung the outcome in Bangor's favor.
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Lewiston
Bangor
Bangor and Lewiston Trade Runs In Low-Scoring Game
Viau pitched well for Lewiston as Bangor held a early lead but Lewiston rallied. Final score shows Lewiston with 6 runs and Bangor 10. Lewiston catcher Burke drove in runs while McCaughey Hayes and Viau worked the mound for their teams. Lewiston had 15 hits to Bangor’s 10 while errors favored Lewiston with seven.
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Viau
Bangor
Lewiston
McCaughey
Hayes
Burke
Brockton Defeats Pawtucket On Bold Base Running
Brockton won 10-8 despite being outhit and outfielded. Todd’s pitching and Willis’s two homers led the effort with Miller contributing after the second inning. Base hits totaled 9 for Brockton and 15 for Pawtucket, while Brockton had 6 errors to Pawtucket’s 1. Batteries: Miller and Shea for Brockton. Todd and Mahoney for Pawtucket.
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Brockton
Todd
Willis
Miller
Pawtucket
Brockton Ball Club Releases Three Players
Brockton manager Perrin dismissed Rudderham Lawson and Steckel due to surplus talent. Dave and Shea to handle catching while Foley, recently an athletics instructor at Brown University, to receive a trial at first base. Foley is described as a hard hitter and solid fielder.
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Brockton
Perrin
Brocktons
Rudderham
Lawson
Steckel
Dave
Shea
Foley
Brown University
Buffalo Triumphs Over Providence In Ninth Inning Battle
In Buffalo New York on May 22 Providence and Buffalo played a tight game. Buffalo scored in the ninth with two outs to win 10 to 9 after a clean defensive battle through six innings. Buffalo rapped 12 hits to Providence 11 with 1 and 3 errors respectively. Batteries Wads worth and Urquhart for Buffalo Eagan and Dixon for Providence.
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Cent. Cincinnatoo
Pitteburg
Cleveland
Boston
New Yorkw iv
Buffalo
N. Y
Providence
Wadsworth
Toronto Beats Springfield 15 to 4 in Morning Game
Toronto won 15 to 4 over Springfield in Toronto. Crane struggled on the mound but Toronto’s offense did the bulk of the scoring with 17 base hits to Springfield’s 7. Batter ies were Crane and Lake for Toronto with Coughlin Leahy catching.
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Toronto
Ont
Springfield
Crane
Lake
Coughlin
Leahy
Rochester Beats Scranton In Slow-Fielding Tilt
Rochester won 9 to 6 as Scranton failed to rally in the ninth. Harper pitched well for Rochester and Quarles was easy for Scranton. Attendance about 1,000 with 12 hits for Rochester and 11 for Scranton. Batteries Harper Wente and Quarles Smith.
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Rochester
N. Y
Scranton
Harper
Quarles
Errozos
Wente
Smith
Syracuse Victorious Over Wilkes Barre in Errors Plague Compact Game
In Syracuse on May 22 Wilkes Barre committed many errors leading to a 8 0 4 victory for Syracuse. Meekin allowed several hits while little support from the infield hampered the visitors as 800 attended.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Wilkesbarre
Meekin
Fitchburg Falls As Visitors Win In Eighth
Fitchburg collapsed in the eighth, giving up five runs to Lawrence and losing the game. Manager Thyne protested umpire Taylor after the final. Base hits: Lawrence 12, Fitchburg 10. Errors: Lawrence 3, Fitchburg 8. Batteries Burke Strowger and Strowger Donovan.
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Fitchburg
Thyne
Taylor
Lawrence
J. T. Burke
Strowger
Setley
Donovan
Haverhill Defeats Lowell In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Woods puzzled Lowell while Malloy struggled as Haverhill beat Lowell 6 to 8. The teams combined for 15 base hits and 6 errors though the action was uneven with sharp moments scarce. Batteries Woods Hoyt Malloy Long.
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Lowell
Woods
Malloy
Haverhill
Hoyt
Long
Salem Defeats Nashua In Tight Baseball Showdown
Salem beat Nashua 19 to 11 in a hard hitting game led by O Neil's strong batting. Salem collected 22 hits to Nashua's 18 with 6 errors to Nashua's 10. Batteries: O Neil and Linehan for Salem Printz and Lucia for Nashua.
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SALEM
Nashua
O’neil
O'Neil
Linehan
Printz
Lucia
Baseball Notes Preview from New England League and Local Games
Diamond notes highlight Joyce’s best infield game for the Senators and upcoming Waterville Maine games after college season. Reports cover player form, managerial gaps with Perrin and Burnham, Bacon and Mike McDermott as stars, and Lowell’s full outfield of pitchers. Also notes on Eddie Burke transfer talks, Holy Cross vs Brown, Somerville High vs Adams Academy, and practice quirks from Hart and Hemming with speed over curve as a trend.
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Joyce
Senators
Waterville
Grant
Lewistons
Haverhill
Perrin
Burnham
Bacon
Mike McDermott
Lowell
New Bedfords
Maine
Dan Campbell
Quaker City
Speed
Eddie Burke
New York Baseball Club
Louisville
Burke
Yale navy selects officers for coming year
The annual Yale naval meeting held in New Haven on May 22 elected J. H. Disibour of Washington as president, G. Nicholaus of New York as vice president, and Joseph Wheelwright as secretary and treasurer. Bangor, Me
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Navy
J. H. Disibour
Washington
G. Nicholaus
New York
Joseph Wheelwright
Bangor
Harvard Beats Amherst In Fast Fielding Contest At Holmes Field
Harvard defeats Amherst 6 to 2 as Paine limits Amherst to four hits over six innings. Whitt temore commits Harvard’s sole error while Montague and Scannell stand out in the field. Hayes Paine and Scannell star for Harvard with key hits in a well played season spark.
Oritani Club Beats Yale In Contested Varsity Game
Oritani of New Jersey defeats Yale 12 to 11 in a close afternoon contest. Gunther subbed for six innings for Yale, Harris made a remarkable running catch, and both teams hit evenly with 12 hits each. Pitchers Murphy, Murphy, Gunther, Thompson, and Wilcox worked for the clubs.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Oritani
New Jersey
Gunther
Harris
Batterles
J. Murphy
F. Murphy
Thompson and
Wilcox
Williams Triumphs Over Wesleyan In Nine to Four Shootout
Williams defeated Wesleyan 9 to 4 at Weston field. Lewis dominated the visitors with seven scattered hits, while Beeman pitched well after the fourth. Williams played cleanly at the plate and in the field, though Wesleyan’s defense wavered. Hits were 17 for Williams and 10 for Wesleyan with Williams committing 4 errors to Wesleyan's 7. Batteries were Lewis, Draper for Williams and Beeman, Yaw for Wesleyan.
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Williams
Wesleyan
Williamstown
Weston Field
Lewis
Beeman
Draper
Yaw
Harvard Scrubs Grotons in 11 to 7 victory at Groton
Harvard College defeated the Groton school baseball team 11 to 7 this afternoon. Wiggins pitched for Harvard with solid support from Upton. Emmons and Fairchild from last year’s football squad played center field and first base in sharp form. Batteries were Haughton Clarke and Sturgis for Groton against Wiggins and Upton.
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Ayer
Groton
Harvard College
Wiggins
Harvard
Upton
Emmons
Fairchild
Haughton
Clarke
Sturgis
Colby defeats Bowdoin 8 to 7 in tight college league game
In Waterville Colby Beat Bowdoin 8 to 7 in a close first college league contest. Colby had 5 hits and 7 errors to Bowdoin’s 12 hits and 10 errors, with Patterson and Coffin battling for Colby and Bodge and Haines for Bowdoin.
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Waterville
Colby
Bowdoin
Paterson and
Coffin
Bodge and
Haines
Brown defeats Exeter Academy in tight game
Providence May 22 Brown beat Exeter Academy in an interesting contest. Brown was outplayed in the field but batted hard to win 14 to 4. Hits Brown 15 Exeter 7 Errors Brown 8 Exeter 3 Batteries Brady and Lauder Ives and Scannall.
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Providence
Brown
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Brady
Lauder
Ives
Scannall
Georgetown Defeats University of Pennsylvania in Easy Win
Georgetown crushed Pennsylvania 11 to 2 at home as Mahoney held the visitors to four hits. Schoenut pitched well for Georgetown while both teams showed solid fielding. Final line shows Georgetown 11, Penn 2 with Georgetown recording 16 hits.
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Washington
Georgetown
University of Pennsylvania
Mahoney
Schoenut
University Pennsylvania
Guuesteten
Defender Sloops To Float Soon In Bristol Harbor
The Defender, built by the Herreshoffs, is slated for launch within three weeks with C Oliver Iselin among the owners. The secretive shop work, rivets, manganese bronze plates, deck timing, and sail finishing point to a launch soon after June 1 amid rival forecasts for Valkyrie III.
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Bristol
R. I
Herreshoffs
C. Oliver Iselin
Haff
Nat’ Herreshoff
University of Pennsylvania Football Battery Case Details
The record cites University of Pennsylvania involving George B. Mahoney and Sullivan and M. Schoenut and Reuning in a battery case. This item notes the parties connected to the matter and references the university setting without additional context or outcomes.
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University of Pennsylvania
George B. Mahoney and
Sullivan
M. Schoenut
Reuning
Princeton Varsity Baseball Beats Orange Club
Princeton College defeats the Orange Athletic Club in Princeton New Jersey with a 16 to 9 score. Westervelt pitched strongly while Easton, Williams, Westervelt, and Culling logged the pitching duties. Hits totaled 11 for Princeton and 3 for Orange with 11 and 4 errors respectively.
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Princeton
Orange
N. J
Orange Athletic Club
Princeton College
Westervelt
Easton
Williams
Culling
Dartmouth Defeats Tufts By Narrow Margin In Game
Dartmouth edged Tufts 12 to 11 in Hanover on May 22. Final line score lists Dartmouth with 12 runs 15 hits and 7 errors while Tufts has 11 runs 9 errors. Pitchers Tabor Sleeper E Richardson and Smith credited with the effort.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Tufts
Tabor
Sleeper
E. Richardson
Smith
Phillips Andover Defeats Mathews Of Lowell In Close Game
On the campus this afternoon Phillips Andover beat Mathews of Lowell 11 to 7 in an interesting contest.
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Phillips Andover
Mathews
Andover
Lowell
Boxing Gossip Signals Coney Island Club Rivalry
The Seaside and Sea Beach boxing clubs at Coney Island plan joint operations with rival attractions under McKane influence. Proposed bouts include Dixon vs Erne and Walcott vs Tracey, amid doubts about match quality and timing. Rumors also involve Judge Newton leasing the Atlantic Pier and plans from Providence to stage May boxing events.
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Sea Beach
Coney Island
John Y. McKane
Big Jim
Joe Choynski
Jim Hall
Maher-O’donnell
Walcott-Tracey
Dixon
Frank Erne
Tom O'Rourke
Walcott
Barbadoes
Erne
Buffalo Lad
Billy Brady
Jim Corbett
Sea Beach Club
Judge Newton
Atlantic
Jimmy Dime
Boston
Stanton Abbott
Leslie Pearce
Newton Street
Bill Daly
Rob Roy, Jr
King Athletic Club
Providence
Boutelle
Tom D'Arcy
Hugh Martin
Rhode Island
Jack Brien
Lewiston
John A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Steve O’donnell
Williams River
Sydney
N. S
O'Donnell
Cork
National Sporting Club
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Peter
Corbett
Boxing chatter and future match talk in Boston scene
The piece surveys boxing plans and opinions around Maher Fitzsimmons Corbett and related bouts. It notes O'Brien's absence from the Post office, possible June 17 Coney Island bout, and Dallas mill talk with Dan Stewart pursuing the big fight.
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O’brien
An Inquirer
Dick O'Brien
The
Post
Boston
Royal
Chelsea
O’donnell
Maher
Coney Island
M. McCarthy
Tremont Street
Peter Maher
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Goddard
W. J. Byrnes
Rochester Street
James J. Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Johnny Buckley
Charlestown
Bob Armstrong
Parson Davies
Mike Sears
Jimmy Barry
Morris Rosenberg
TommyHieffernan
Jerry Callahan
Rosenberg
Heffernan
Charley Holske
Jem Smith
Big Jim
Holske
Masterson
New York
Dallas
Tex
Dan Stewart
Dan
Police
Nick Long
Griffo
Rob Roy
Yale Navy Quarters Ready for Yale Harvard Boat Race
George Towns end Adee, Yale navy president, arrived back from New London after finalizing accommodations for Yale crews at Gale's Ferry for the June 1 varsity race. Adee met with the New London Board of Trade on race arrangements and previewed changes to vessel viewing rules on the river.
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New Haven
George Townsend Adee
Yale Navy
New London
Yale
Weld Boat Club Spring Races At Harvard On Charles River
Weld Boat Club hosts spring races on the Charles River at Harvard next Saturday. Winners in events including double scull and single scull qualify for the Harlem regatta in New York in July. Notable crews include Nichols Youngman Hutchinson Magrath and Stevens Foster Addison Dela ney etc.
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Weld Boat Club
Harvard
Charles River
Harlem
New York City
P. Nichols
W. S. Youngman
Hutchinson
Magrath
Hinds
Barnes
Jones
Bubb
Fitzgerald
Elder
Thompson
Youngman
A. W. Stevens
Smith
Foster
Gray
Addison
Delaney
Faybow
Chase
W. W. Stevens
Richardson
Wherries
J. W. Carrett
F. Dobyns
F. L. Crocker
R. S. Thompson
F. F. Reed
R. C. Chittenden
W. L. Harrington
H. C. Cornwell
Collegiate Games Set For Berkeley Oval This Weekend
ATHLETES. READY Western colleges enter for first time as California University leads entries at Berkeley oval meet. Preliminary events on day one finals Saturday. Iowa State delegates and Penn entries spark eligibility questions. Yale monitoring possible protest and Jarvis from Pennsylvania may withdraw.
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New Hayden, Conn
Berkeley Oval
Association
California University
Iowa State University
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Jarvis
Pennsylvania
Fuller Drives Six Trotters Mile In 3 44 At Fleetwood Park
Lawson N Fuller, a prominent horseman, drove six trotters a mile in 3 44 at Fleetwood Park New York, fastest mile by a six horse team. The 400 pound team consisted entirely of Fuller's own bred horses none previously trained. The six horses named Dexter Wilkes Piora Lamar Hughey and Prince ranged from 14 to 23 hands and all wore no boots. The cart stood about five feet high and the driver used a pace setting running horse to guide the team. First quarter 48 seconds second under 45 seconds third quarter 2 19 four quarters finished with a rapid finish. Fuller believes he can beat the record and plans another attempt on Decoration Day.
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Fleetwood Park
New York
Lawson N. Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Dexter
Wilkes
Fuller
Georges Wilkes
Piora
Lamar
Wheelers
Hughey
Daniel Lambert
Prince
Sultan
Metropolitan Rowing Meeting Postponed to Sunday
The regatta committees of the Metropolitan will meet next Sunday at 3 o'clock at the B A A boathouse to discuss the event.
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B. A. A. Boathouse
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Holy Cross
Somerville High School
Adams Academy
Somerville
Warner
South End
Hemming
Hart of Pittsburg
Amherst
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Paine
Cambridge
Whittemore
Montague
Scannell
Wrenn
Priddy
Thomas
Elis
Gregory
AB. I
SF BH FO Co
Stevenson
O Paine
P.cc
Kellogg
Frask
L.fisscesessteee
Nicholls
Fletcher
C. Thomas
P. Gregory
Rand
Adams
Trask
Trask and Sullivan
Mr. Mullen
Oritanis
Harvard Scrubs
Grotons
U. OF P
Defender
London
Central News
Glasgow
Central
Bristots
Vigor
Metropolitan Rowing Meeting
the Post
Grandpapa
Johnnie Doolittle
Office of the Post
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