Baseball Holiday Draws Crowds at South End Grounds
National League doubleheader features St Louis at Boston and Chicago at New York with 20 000 fans expected for both Boston St Louis games. Breitenstein and Ehret loom as key pitchers while Duffy and Long may miss play. St Louis Miller stands out among strong bats and Browns seek at least one win in morning or afternoon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
South End
Jack Stivetts
Selee
Young Dolan
Browns
Breitenstein
Ehret
Duffy
Long
Charlie Nichols
Tommy Tucker
Miller
Arlie Latham
Phillies Beat New Yorks in Twelve Inning Game at Home
Philadelphia defeats New York 10 to 9 in twelve innings with tiernan, Stafford, and Davis out. Knauss start, Clarke shines, Rusie finishes. Attendance 400 as McGill allows many hits and home players provide solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Tiernan
Stafford
Davis
Knauss
Clarke
Rusie
McGill
Philadelphia
Buckley
Schriver
Beckley's ninth inning homer seals Pittsburg win
In Washington Pittsburg trailed 6 to 6 in the ninth when Coogan errors opened the door for Donovan single and Beckley homer with two out to give Pittsburg an 8-6 win. Attendance 3500. Pittsburg 8 Washington 6. Pittsburg outhits 12 to 7. Batteries Kilten Hewley Sugden and Ack Maul McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washingtons
Pittsburg
Coogan
Donovan
Beckley
Ezra
Sbat-Teries
Kilten
Hewley
Sugden
Ack
Maul
McGuire
Cleveland Triumphs In Ten Inning Victory At Allentown
In Allentown Pennsylvania on May 29 the Cleveland nine defeated the Allentown State league team after ten innings with a 12 to 11 score. Pitchers were Sullivan and Zimmer for Cleveland while Devlin and Milligan worked for Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Penn
Cleveland National Ague
Cleveland
Hite
Errora
Sullivan
Zimmer
Devlin
Milligan
Fall River Pummels Pawtucket in Fifth Inning Rally
Fall River jumped on Kelly in the fifth, scoring eight runs helped by seven earned. Todd replaced Kelly and no further scoring occurred. Final score shows Fall River 10 scatters and Pawtucket 5 with ten and six base hits respectively.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Fall River
Kelly
Todd
New Bedford Edges Brockton In Pitchers Battle
A pitchers duel with limited hits ends 2 to 1 in favor of New Bedford over Brockton. Key plays include a Murphy Doe double play and sharp fielding by Nadeau Walters and Weihl. Final line shows New Bedford six hits Brockton six with one error each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
New Bedford
Brockton
Greee
Bedford
Friend
Murphy
Korwan
Shea
Augusta Triumphs In Loose Game Amid Poor Umpiring
Augusta won a loosely played game today at home despite rough officiating by Lesotte. Augusta’s offense and defense showed strength while Bangor struggled with errors and misplays, leading to a decisive home victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bangor
Lesotte
Paay
Iteanguste
Ranger
Errors Augusta Bangor and Battery Names
A brief item lists teams or locations and battery names associated with errors. McCarthy Dilworth Butler Flynn McCaughey and Hayes are named as involved parties, with Augusta Bangor and numbered entries 3 and 6 signaling items or cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bangor
McCarthy
Dilworth
Butler
Flynn
McCaughey
Hayes
Lewiston Tops Portland In Slugfest Then Errors Decide
Lewiston beat Portland in a high scoring game here. Lewiston delivered ten base hits while Portland had eleven, but fielding miscues by Portland helped Lewiston secure the win. Batteries were Viau and Burke for Lewiston with Daniels and Goodhart catching for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Portland
Viau
Burke
Daniels
Goodhart
Lawrence Defeats Salem In Brillant Baseball Display
New England Association game at Lawrence saw the home club beat Salem with Lampe and Regan in a tight duel. Lawrence had stronger support, edging Salem 9 to 8 as errors and batteries credited to Lampe Strowger Regan and McManus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Salem
Lampe
Regan
Salem Pokebro
Strowger
McManus
Nashua Beats Haverhill In Battering Baseball Clash
Nashua won 6 to 5 after a muff by Nash when two on base in the ninth. Johnson pitched superbly for Nashua as both teams fielded brilliantly. Hankers: Printz and Luchin opposed Johnson and Woods. Hits: Nashua seven, Haverhill thirteen. Errors: Nashua five, Haverhill nine.
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Haverhill
Nash
Nashua
Johnson
Printz
Luchin
Woods
McCarthy Dominates as Lowell Beats Fitchburg
May 29 Lowell defeats Fitchburg 4 to 1 behind strong pitching by McCarthy who allowed only two hits while Stout was hit hard. Base hits show Lowell 9 and Fitchburg 2, errors Lowell 6 Fitchburg 3. Batteries McCarthy Cushman Donovan Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
McCarthy
Fitchburg
Stout
Lowelll
Cushman
Donovan
Springfield Triumphs In Fourteen Innings Over Providence
In a fourteen inning Eastern League game on May 29, Springfield outlasted Providence 4 to 3. Dixon delivered a tying RBI single in the ninth, Rudderham replaced Lovett on the mound, Gruber’s grounder and Shannon’s hit produced the decisive run in the fourteenth. Attendance 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Springfields
Springfield
Dixon
Loyvett
Murray
Rudderham
Lovett
Gruber
Knight
Shannon
Gunson
Lovett and McAuley
Keenan Dominates Early as Wilkes-Barre Tops Scranton
Keenan held Scranton in check through six innings while Wilkes-Barre built an eight run lead. Scranton rallied late but grouping errors limited them to four runs in the final three frames. Attendance was 2160 as Keenan and Diggins faced Brown and Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Keenan
Scranton
Brown
Atendance
Rochester Defeats Syracuse In Home Baseball Clash
In Rochester New York on May 29 the Rochesters beat Syracuse 12 to 6 as Duryea and Daly hit home runs. Killen yielded the loss while Duryea and his supporters controlled the game amid 1400 fans. The Rochester defense contributed several fair plays and the visitors pushed runs late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Rochesters
Killen
Duryea
Daly
Syracuse
Duryeu
Buffalo Defeats Toronto in Tight Baseball Showdown
Magnificent fielding by Buffalo limited Toronto to two runs on 11 hits while Buffalo totaled nine. Attendance 1600. Final score 3 to 2 as Buffalo executed timely drives and strong defense. Batteries Wadsworth Urquhart for Buffalo Gray Lake for Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Toronto
Wadsworth
Cuban Giants trounce Dartmouth 17 to 8 in exhibition
Cuban Giants defeated Dartmouth 17 to 8 in Hanover Massachusetts noting sharp teamwork and vigorous hitting. Cuban Giants had 15 hits and 3 errors while Dartmouth recorded 16 hits and 3 errors. Batteries were Tabor and Abbott for Cuban Giants with Selden and Williams for Dartmouth.
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Dartmouths
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Collegians
Tabor
Abbott
Selden
Williams
Colby Defeats Bates in High-Scoring Collegiate Sale
Colby defeated Bates 19 to 11 in a hard hitting game at Waterville. Patterson belted two home runs while Brooks and Pulsifer added one apiece. Colby scored in multiple innings, piling up 21 hits to Bates 14, with Colby committing 11 errors to Bates 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Colby
Bates
Patterson
Brooks
Pulsifer
Veil
Coffin
Berryman
Slattery
Gerrish
Bowdoin tops Tufts in close New England game
Bowdoin defeated Tufts 13 to 12 in a tight afternoon contest at Brunswick. Hull hit a home run, Corridan, Pierce and Maguire turned in a double play, and fast fielding by Haines and Leighton fueled Bowdoin's victory despite costly errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Tufts
Hull
Corridan
Pierce
Maguire
Haines
Leighton
Budge
Richardson
Smith
Williams and Amherst Feature Slow Pitch Return
Freshmen scored 16 to 10 as Williams held off Amherst in a low tempo game. Williams made sharp plays from Bradley Twitchell and Priddy starred in left for Amherst. Williams collected 14 hits to Amherst 12 with 9 Williams errors and 11 Amherst errors. Batteries: Williams Someskeoy Draper Amherst Twiss Johnston Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Twitchell
Williams
Priddy
Amherst
William
Williams, Someskeoy
Draper
Twiss
Johnston and Whitney
Chauncy Hall Team Defeats Opponents at Irvington Oval
Chauncy Hall classes of 97 defeated Chauncy Hall of the other class 29 to 18 at Irvington Oval yesterday afternoon. Abrams Duff and Stearns starred for class 97 while Isburg Underwood and Wirth led for the opposing side. Morris Stearns of the B. A. A. umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy- Hall
Irvington Oval
Abrams
Duff and Stearns
K. Isburg
Underwood
Wirth
Morris Stearns
Baseball Notes From The Sporting Page
Absence of McPhee weakens Cincinnati while Henry Gastright strengthens the New Bedfords. Breitenstein’s price remains a barrier for many teams. Haddock stays in Dorchester after refusals from minors. Cote signs with Lancaster after Louisville release. Rosie struggles in New York return. Spalding & Son send a fine score book. Holy Cross Brown likely to play at the South End grounds. Brockton signs Barton. Breitenstein or Ehret to start for St. Louis today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhee
Cincinnati
Henry Gastright
New Bedfords
Chris von der Ahe
Henry Breitenstein
Browns
St. Louis
George Haddock
Dorchester
Cote
Louisville
Lancaster
Penn
McDonald
Tim Keefe
Rosie
New York
A. G. Spalding & Son
Holy Cross
Brown University
South End
Brockton
Barton
Pennsylvania
Breitenstein
Ehret
Amateur boxing exhibition marks East Boston event
The Columbian Rowing Association hosted a spirited amateur boxing exhibition at Sumner Hall East Boston with no knockouts. Winners included Pat O Day over Larry Hayes in 115 pounds and T M Howard over John Simms in 125, Keefe over O Leary, Mulligan over Ike McArthur, Simms over O Day, and Sullivan over Keefe.
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Columbian Rowing Association
Sumner Hall
East Boston
Eugene Buckley
William Daly, Jr
George Touhey
The
Sporting Review
J. F. Sullivan
Globe
Larry Hayes
Pat O'Day
South Boston
Hayes
O’day
John Simms
Lawrence
T. M. Howard
Waltham
William Keefe
Billum O'Leary
Cambridge
Austin Kaveney
Roanoke S
A. Club
Daniel J. Mahan
Tammany S.S
Chelsea
New England
Ike. McArthur
Riverside Boat Club
Kid Mulligan
Lowell
Mulligan
McArthur
Ike
Lowell Boy
Don Hartigan
Coleman Conley
Darby Conlon
Savin Hill Athletic Club
Conley
Simms
McCue Edges Gaffney In Ten Round Fight At New London
Two hundred spectators watched Tom Gaffney of the Scottish American Athletic Club and Marty McCue of New York go ten rounds with a decisive win for McCue after Gaffney kept fighting despite repeated breaks. The outcome set up a possible match with McBride in Coney Island. Both boxers weighed 122 pounds. Gaffney was advised by trainer Professor Stewart and Gus Gerard, while McCue was aided by Bob Patterson and Bush Garvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Tom Gaffney
Scottish-American Athletic Club
Jersey City
Marty McCue
New York
McCue
Gaffney
Downey
McBride
Coney Island
Professor Stewart
Gus Gerard
Pennsylvania
Bob Patterson
Messrs. Bush and
Garvin
Howland Beats in New England Ten Tournament Opener
In New Haven on May 29 the morning play of the New England tennis tournament featured Yale players in tight matches. L G Billings and P Kellogg, both of Yale, won while W P Larned of New York defeated C P Kellogg. Howland of New York beat J P Paret of New York, and Howland then defeated Larned. Budlong of Providence beat W L Phelps of Yale, and Malcolm Chace of Yale beat W H Hart. Yale pairs Chace and Foote won doubles, while Hobart and McEndoe of York edged Phelps and Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
L. G. Billings
Yale
P. E. Smith
Co. P. Kellogg
W. H. Mundy
W. P. Larned
New York
C. P. Kellogg
John P
Foote
Mundy
Neely
Hobart and
McEndoe
York
Phelps
Kent
Buds Long
Talmage
And
Sir Visto Wins 1896 Derby At Epsom
The 1896 Derby, worth 6000 sovereigns, was won by Sir Visto with Sam Loates riding. Curzon finished second, Kirkconnel third, Solario fourth, in a crowded enclosure as royal spectators and notable figures watched the race. Time recorded at 2 43 2-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Visto
Lord Rosebery
Salvation Army
Victoria Station
Epsom
Nasrulla Khan
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duchess of
Chibiabos
Beckhampton
Solario
Laveno
Slow Step
Brook
Levar
Owl
Villiers
Raconteur
Kirkconnel
Salvington
Chiblabos
Curzlin
Curzon
Sam Loates
the Owl
Galopian
the Brook
Country Club Race Entries Announced Across Six Stakes
The Country Club lists six races with detailed handicaps and purses. Notable runners include Del Monte stables Gold Coin and Miss Clay, P. 8S. P. Randolph entries Fireworks and Profile, and several grooms from Sagamore, Big Elm, and Broad Hollow stables. Stakes range from 1500 to 300 added, with top weights up to 175 pounds and distances from a half mile to two and a half miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Monte Stables
B. m
P. Randolph
Miss Clay
R. D
F Winthrop
Br. G. Wazee
James Killian
B. m. Sweet Marie
Arthur White
B. m. Secret
D. F. Savage
B. G. Kansas Tom
Hunters
EFP
Sagamore Stables
B. G
Charles Mason
King of Norfolk
Big Elm Stables
George B. Inches
Effie Dean
Randolph
B. m. Atlanta
George R. Wales
Ch. G. Lansing
Ch. m. Tigress
B. G. Galleon
Ch. m. Jill
J. M. Crosby
B. G. Southerner
Frank McManus
B. G. Monmouth
C. H. Ferrier
B. B. Little Mid
Clyde's
Lady Raymond
del Monte Stables Br
Floodmore
Broad Hollow Stables
B. G. the Peer
Westbrook
B. H. King John
Mr. Chamblet
Duke of Abercorn
B. G. Latitude
Chevy Chase
Entrants at Gravesend Racecard May 29 Thoroughbred races
First race for two year old fillies over five furlongs with 600 added purse winner Damsel placed Anna Lyle Top Topsy Fascination Ardath Bernardine Santuzza. Second race for three year olds and up one mile and one furlong handicap 750 added Rey El Santa Anita Sister Mary Ajax Stowaway Pay or Play Restraint. Third race private sweepstakes for two year old fillies five furlongs Axiom Bessie Browning Lorraina Belle Amie 116. Fourth race the Brooklyn Derby for eight year olds one and one quarter miles Counter Tenor Ken mel Keenan Sir Galahad True Penny 122. Fifth Myrtle selling stakes two thousand dollars three year olds and up one and one sixteenth miles Adelbert Ed Kearney Patrician Roller Buck rone Peacemaker Song and Dance Assignee 07. Sixth race three year olds selling six furlongs Sun-up Hailstone McKee Manchester Irish Reel Jannie E Ella Reed Sue Kittie 104. Seventh race three year olds selling Golden rate Marett Kisbern Monte Carlo Doric Jack the Jew Andrews Claurece 102.
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Gravesend
L. I
Damsel
Anna Lyle
Top Topsy
Fascination
Ardath
Bernardine
Santuzza
Rey el Santa Anita
Sister Mary
Ajax
Axiom
Bessie Browning
Lorraina
Belle Amie
Patrician
Roller
Buckrone
Peacemaker
Song and Dance
Assignee
Sun-up
Hailstone
McKee
Manchester
Irish Reel
Jannie E
Ella Reed
Sue Kittie
Marett
Kisbern
Monte Carlo
Doric
Jack the Jew
Andrews
Claurece
Thoroughbred Race Results From Five-Eighths to Six and Half Furlongs
First race Chink won with Trojan second and Parthian third in 1 04. Second race Snake placed second Leporello third. Third Levina led White Cockade second Annie T third in 1 32 14. Fourth Jubal won Gov Fifer second Oporto third in 56 18. Fifth West Park won Flushing second Eolic third in 1 24. Sixth Craftsman won Devisee second May K third in 56%.
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Trojan
Parthian
Anyonare
the Snake
Leporello
Levina
White Cockade
Annie T
Jubal
Gov. Fifer
Oporto
West Park
Flushing
Eolic
Craftsman
Devisee
May K
Results at Latonia Horse Races Update
Six and one half furlongs first race Peabody won with Beatifice second and Vida third time 1 20. Second race one mile selling conjecture Strathros second Peytonia third setm Pig. Third race five eighths two year old fillies Elusive first Clissie B second Xalandrina third time 1 02. Fourth race three fourths Reaper first Lady Diamond second Lindoletta third time 1 15. Fifth race four and one half furlongs two year olds Gratify first Ordole second John Hawlin third time 56 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Beatifice
Vida
Strathros
Peytonia
Setm Pig
Elusive
Clissie B
Xalandrina
Reaper
Lady Diamond
Lindoletta
Gratify
Ordole
John Hawlin
Smith Robbed in Seaside Club Fight Allegations Hit
The long account alleges Tim Hurst and Seaside Club figures fixed the Ryan Smith bout at the Seaside Athletic Club. Reports claim police interference, extended rests for Ryan, and a stoppage after the eleventh round saved Ryan from defeat. The writer accuses Kennedy and Hurst of manipulating officials.
Voice of Industry marks 50th anniversary in Massachusetts
The Speech of the industry paper celebrated its fiftieth anniversary last evening with George E. McNeill presiding. The editor and Superintendent Stewart attended, while attendees included Frank KX and others though some names appear garbled in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of Industry
Massachusetts
George E. McNeill
eateennea = ree
Stewart Et Path
Frank KX
Bryant's Confession in Carrie Coleman Case Emerges
A Cambridge special aldermanic hearing on Dr. Lewis L. Bryant continues after the Carrie Coleman inquiry. Bryant details care for Coleman from May 10 to May 16 1893 and receipts handling of a $75 payment linked to the case. He describes payments to Dr Wetherbee Mrs Hobbs and others and a city expense split. The hearing adjourned to Monday at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis JL. Bryant
Cambridge
Carrie Coleman
Bryant
Columbia Street
Wetherbee
Hannah T. Malley
Dr. Wetherbee
Muzzey
East Boston honors Thomas Hoey with house warming
Friends of Thomas Hoey gathered at his new home at 335 Saratoga Street for a house warming. William F. McClellan spoke for the Excelsior Club while Hoey provided hospitality. An orchestra played and soloists performed as Nellie Young led piano music. Supper followed at midnight in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hoey
Boston
Saratoga Street
Legion
William F. McClellan
Excelsior Club
Hoey
Callahan
Nellie Young
Matthew Hoey
Fight stopped by police in fifth round match
In Providence on May 29 Hugh Martin of this city and Tom D Arcy of East Boston fought fifteen rounds at the King Philip Club. The police stopped the bout in the fifth round with D Arcy leading and the result a draw. Martin 153 pounds, D Arcy 116. Referee was Tim McCarty with Ned Cafferty timekeeping. A six round prelim between John A Sullivan and Jack O'Brien ended in a draw.
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Curt
A. C
Ok Ryan
Ty Smith
Smith
Ryan
Fred Burns
Mith
Billy Smith
Tim Hurst
Big Jim Kennedy
Captain Clayton
Tommy Ryan
Smith-Ryan
Hurst
Billy Hennessey
Clayton
Kennedy
Dan Murphy
Boston
Murphy
Jim Westcott
New York
Parson Davies
Parson
Davies
McKelvey
Brooklyn Police
O’rourke
Stryker Williamson
Judge Tighe
Mike Daly
Nitor
Providence
Hugh Martin
Tom D'Arcy
East Boston
King Philip Club
D'Arcy
Martin
D’arcy
Tim McCarty
Boston Cribb Club
Ned Cafferty
New Bedford
John A. Sullivan
This City
Jack O’brien
Lewiston
Poker Raid Hits Hotel Randolph Full of Players
Police raided Hotel Randolph at 88 Friend Street and broke up a poker game yesterday afternoon. Arrested were James Brown 38 Henry B Bailey 33 William Jameson 47 Frank L Laughton 40 Harry Lawson 30 Charles Herman 48 Charles Leonard 35 Samuel Abbott 05 Frank Wakefield 32 Andrew Fletcher 52 Joseph Murphy 27 William Evans 84 James Morgan 41 and John Jones 50. A cache of poker chips and cards was seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph At
Friend Street
James Brown
Henryb. Bailey
William Jameson
Frank L. Laughton
Harry Lawson
Charles Herman
Charles Leonard
Samuel Abbott
Frank Wakefield
Andrew Fletcher
Joseph Murphy
William Evans
James Morgan
John Jones
Three Somerville Deaths
Mrs William Wyman died instantly while buying flowers on Jacques street to mark a child's grave. Frank Lin J Hill aged 62 died instantly after falling from a chair at 10 Parker street. Mrs Sarah H Nutter aged 87 of East Somerville died yesterday at 11 Cutter street. funeral Friday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wyman
Jacques Street
Franklin J. Hill
Parker Street
Vermont
Sarah H. Nutter
East Somerville
Cutter Street
New England Women’s Suffrage Association Festival
At Music Hall last evening the New England Women’s Suffrage Association held its annual festival. At 6 o'clock 30 men and women sat down to dinner. Henry B. Blackwell presided. Speakers included Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Mrs. E. D. Cheney, Elizabeth B. Curtis, Dr. Mary Putnam Walker, Rev. Samuel M. Crothers and Alfred S. Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
New England Women’s Suffrage Association
Henry B. Blackwell
Julia Ward Howe
Mary A. Livermore
E. D. Cheney
Elizabeth B. Curtis
Mary Putnam Walker
Samuel M. Crothers
Alfred S. Roe
Miles Dirnberger Sets New Mile Bicycle Record
In Louisville at Fountain Ferry Park on May 2 Miles Dirnberger of Syracuse N Y broke the mile bicycle record. The event drew local spectators as Dirnberger completed the ride in a record time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Fountain Ferry Park
Miles Dirnberger
Syracuse
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