IG Blasts Make Game Impossible
Yesterday's baseball results show National League games with New York beating Boston 3 to 2 and Philadelphia over Brooklyn 5 to 1. American League scores include Cleveland 11 over Detroit 5 and St. Louis 4 over Chicago 3. Washington 6 over Philadelphia 4 and New York 7 over Boston 4.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
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Washington
L. Pe
St Louis
Cincinati
Veer & Ween
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Paul
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American League
Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues
St. Louis faces Cincinnati Pittsburg meets Chicago New York plays Boston Philadelphia meets Brooklyn in notable early season games with key regional rivalries.
Canceled Games Save Fans from Cold Ball Park Show
Cincinnati and St Louis postponements stem from frigid weather after talks by Ganzel and McCloskey. Reds pitcher McCarthy and Higginbotham slated for 3 30 start in Cardinals Reds clash, amid Reds manager Herrmann denials of deals involving Lobert and a busy trade rumor season.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ganzel
McCloskey
Bancroft
Cardinals
Redlegs
Pneuonia
Herrmann
Lobert
Reds
Honus
Reds Trip to Pittsburg and Cardinals in Chicago Five Games
The Reds depart for Pittsburg for a three game set returning Sunday to face the Pirates. The Cardinals travel to Chicago for a five game series. Reds roster includes Weimer Ewing McCarthy Campbell Coakley Tozer McLean Schlei Ganzel Huggins Mowrey Huls witz Mitchell Paskett Lobert and Johnny Kane as utility man. Spade Upp Mc Gilvray and Pearce stay home. If Upp proves fit the whole Reds may join five game trip to St. Louis starting next Tuesday. St Louis hosts four Sunday games here with May 31 September 6 27 and October 4 the season finale.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Cardinals
Chicago
Weimer
Ewing
McCarthy
Campbell
Coakley
Tozer
McLean
Schlei
Ganzel
Huggins
Mowrey
Hulswitz
Mitchell
Paskett
Lobert
Johnny Kane
Spade
Upp
McGilvray
Pearce
St. Louis
Questionable stolen base call sparks baseball debate
An interview quotes President Pulliam defending a stolen base on a double steal where the runner from first advances and the runner from second is tagged out. The ruling, critics say, unfairly penalizes the catcher and does not boost the team’s chances.
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Pulliam
Bats Arrive For Mowrey With Varied Molds
A new shipment of baseball bats reaches Mike Mowrey offering three molds for different situations. All bats weigh the same but the slugging model is longer and slimmer, while the bunting model is short and thick and resembles the Miller Huggins stick.
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Mike Mowrey
Mike
Miller Huggins
Diehl Likely to Join Reds Eastward Trip on June Start
The Reds plan a June start for their eastern trip and may invite Ernie Diehl as a precaution after earlier injuries. Manager Ganzel believes Diehl can cover a crippled position and keep the lineup strong even if three men are sidelined.
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Reds
Mahoodoo
Ganzel
Diehl
League officials urged to guard players from abusive fans
An editorial argues major league baseball should place four league detectives in each park to maintain order, eject abusive patrons, and halt gambling. It calls for league authority over stands, with the umpires keeping control of the field, and says proceeds from gates should refund offending fans.
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League
Wagner
Pittsburg
Ritchie
Beaumont
Boston
Pirates
Redlegs favored by Herrmann on birthday game
President Herrmann predicts a Redlegs victory over Pittsburg on Sunday to honor his upcoming birthday on May 3. He remains confident despite the long lead time, as others note the Red Chieftain will turn 49 that day.
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Redlegs
Pittsburg
Herstmann
Bruins Fall to Giants in Scoring Slow Baseball Gene
Boston loses 3 to 2 to New York in a tight game. Dorner shuts down the visitors until a seventh inning hit, Kelley ejected for disputing a call. Key moments include Seymour and Kelley producing hits and a late Boston rally falling short.
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New York Today
Dorner
Devlin
Kelley
Philadelphia Defeats Brooklyn in Narrow Ballgame
Philadelphia won 5 to 1 over Brooklyn as Wilhelm struggled early and Sparks settled in after the opening inning. Notable plays included Knabe and Magee producing key hits, while Kreuger and Odwell highlighted Columbus action in a separate game with Kansas City, securing a late win.
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Philadelphia
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Sparks
Pittsboro at Chicago Game Postponed by Cold Weather
Chicago Apr 28 Pittsboro and Chicago were forced to postpone their scheduled basketball game due to persistently cold weather conditions. The teams will reschedule for a later date.
Washington Beats Philadelphia 6 to 4 in League Thriller
Washington takes a 6 4 win over Philadelphia as Plank falters in early innings. Delehanty preserves the victory with a ninth inning leaping catch off Collins. Philadelphia turns the first triple play in this AL game at the venue.
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Washington
Plank
C. Smith
Delehanty
Collins
Maxwell
Carter
Street
Shipke
J. Collins
Davis
Schreck
Ganley
Coombs
Deiehanty
Freeman
Murphy
Nichols
I’lank
Smith
Cleveland Beats Detroit As Joss Sparks Victory
Cleveland wins 3 of 4 from Detroit as Joss replacement after Clarkson in. Joss goes six and one third innings with a three base hit and two doubles driving the offense. Bradley Cobb Stoval and Lajoie contribute multiple hits while Detroit errors aid the win.
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Detroit
Clarkson
Joss
Killian
Mullin
Bradley
Stoval
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Schaefer
Rossman
Ee Lajoie
Bemis
Lajoie
Nill
O’ Leary
Birmingham
O' Loughlin
Cleve
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Ab.h.o.a.b. J. Clarke
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Crawf'd
Cobb Tee
Aerene
Beis
Comen
Bir'ham
St. Louis Beats Chicago in Eleven Inning Thriller
St. Louis defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in eleven innings at home. Graham relieved in the eighth and Dineen allowed only one Chicago hit. Key hits by Stone and Williams and an error by Davis produced the winning run as St. Louis clinched the victory in the ninth.
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Dineen
Stone
Williams
Davis
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C. Jones
Smith
Anderson
Wallace
Dougherty
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Evans
Local Americans Beat Boston 7 to 4 on Good Batting
New York wins as Kleinow hits a homer and Glaze is knocked out in the first. Niles and Hemp hill dual with two base and three base hits highlighted by New York’s 11 runs to Boston’s 4.
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Hall
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Boston
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Malheim
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Sehmiser
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Indianapolis 9 St. Paul blanked in 1 9 inning game
Indianapolis shut out St. Paul 9 0 as Rodebaugh earned the win with three strikeouts. Batters Hooke Williams and Hayden each posted two base hits, while Carr and Flood stole bases. Umpires Hayes and Bierhalter called the inning in 1 40.
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Indianane
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Flood
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Stovall Throws No-Hitter Against Minneapolis at Eclipse Park
Louisville shuts out Minneapolis 1 0 in a no hit game at Eclipse Park marking the first such feat since Louisville joined the American Association. Stovall stifled seven strikeouts, Oberlin added five, and Louisville left four on base while Minneapolis went scoreless through seven innings.
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Smith
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Sullivan
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Owens
List
Milwaukee toledo game postponed by cold weather
TOLEDO, O. April 28 Milwaukee vs. Toledo postponed due to cold weather affecting the field and conditions for play.
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Milwaukee
Terre Haute and Grand Rapids Tie In Eleven Inning Fair
Darkness halted the Central League clash in Terre Haute as Terre Haute and Grand Rapids finished in a 4-4 tie after eleven innings. Rain or darkness limited scoring early with Terre Haute scoring late while Grand Rapids added a run in the tenth and seventh in the eleventh before play ended.
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R.H.E. Terre Haute
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Brown
Evansville Tops South Bend in Ten Innings
Evansville defeated South Bend 22 to 15 in a ten inning game in Evansville Indiana on April 28. Evansville rallied with three hits in the last inning to secure the win before a crowd at the ballpark.
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South Bend
Ind
Ferrias and Dunn
Martin and Tieman
Ft Wayne Shuts Out Zanesville 3-0 in Third Inning Rally
Ft Wayne defeated Zanesville 3 to 0 in Ohio on April 28. Ft Wayne scored all runs in the third inning while Senerarene and Kelley pitched for the winners with Walker and Cady combining in the field.
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Zanesville
Woodward Defeats Walnut Hills In Tight Interscholastic Game
Woodward, led by strong pitching from Magly, edged Walnut Hills 2 to 1 in the second interscholastic contest. O'Connell pitched well for Woodward, fanning eleven as Magly allowed seven hits. Walnut Hills scored first on Martin’s HBP and Glascock’s single, but Woodward answered with runs in the third and eighth, while three Woodward players doubled and several baserunners forced the Hilltoppers.
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Magly
Hill Boys
O’connell
Martin
Thatcher
Lawton
Foss
Frey
Wilkinson
Glascock
Huenemeyer
Huenmeyer
Story
Truitt
Moore
Cincinnati Fan Food and Northern Kentucky Baseball News
The piece lists teams and players in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky with upcoming games and tryouts. It notes Schrever’s return, May 9 opener in the Queen City League against Norwood, and openings for uniformed clubs via F Knarr in Dayton Kentucky. Covington defends its NKY title. Milford’s Leams and Mil ford pitcher Earl Golden feature in recent games. Columbia Athletics beat the Minor Eagles 5 0 with Joe Casey noted for base running.
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Schrever
H. Johnston
Norwood
Northern Kentucky Eagles
F. Knarr
Dayton
Milford
Morrison (O
Columbia Athletics
Eagles
Joe Casey
Athletics
Sixth Ward Indians
L. Clendening
Shillito Place
Canal
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Care -Mateur
Anheuser-Busch
Kling
Berger
Lutz
Fricke
Covington
Leams
Wire Works
Bert Haller
Fairmounts
B .Haller
Fairmount Avenue
Johnson Burns Fight Talks in London Support
May back Johnson report from London says further negotiations aim to stage a bout between Jack Johnson and Tommy Burns. Fitzpatrick argues Burns must receive about 30000 for a meeting, while Johnson may be backed by a $15000 syndicate with gate receipts split by agreement.
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Jack” Johnson
Tommy” Burns
Johnson
Fitzpatrick
New York
Burns
England
Atlanta Mont Atlanta 0 and Nashville Birmingham 1
Scores show Atlanta 0 over Montgomery 1 on one match and Nashville 4 to Birmingham 1 as another. New Orleans 2 defeats Little Rock 0 in the listed game with no other scheduled contests.
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Montgomery
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Juggler Wins Flushing Stakes At Aqueduct In Photo Finish
Juggler owned by George M. Odom captured the Flushing Stakes at Aqueduct, beating Blandy and Hyperion II after a slow start by Juggler. The card featured six thoroughbred races with top winners including Palm in the Steeplechase Handicap and Halket in the handicap.
Emma G wins at Emeryville in 20 to 1 upset
Emma G. led from far back to win the opening scramble at odds of 20 to 1 in the Alameda meeting at Emeryville. Governor Orman and Belle of Iroquois followed for places as Cloudlight and Fireball faded later. Native Son also captured a race, with Cloudlight taking second in the Alamo Handicap.
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Emeryville
Emma G
Governor Orman
Belle
Iroquois
Cloudlight
Fireball
Native Son
Cruzados
Carroll
Fisher
Belle of Iroquois
Kelly
Nellie Racine
Lugano
Haleed
Succeed
Paddy Lynch
Nettie Hicks
Belle Brady
Red Era
Moreland
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Mentry
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Paladini
Lasalle
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Lizaro
W. Miller
Vox Populi
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Critic
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Oveline
Edwin T. Fryer
Captain Bush
Conqueror Balloon to Launch in North Adams for Lahm Cup
Dr. Forbes of New York plans to launch America's largest balloon the Conqueror in North Adams Massachusetts with gas capacity above 85000 feet. The launch will feature Forbes and Leo Stevens as first ascenders aided by Whitehouse partners and other locals. Forbes has just received an official pilot license from the Aero Club.
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Turf Day Entries with Selling and Setting Races
The program lists six races with selling and setting events. Horses and weights include Flora Bay, Blister, Elizabeth Lesser, Queen's Pet, Industrious, Annoyan, Condico, Peter Cain, Enlist, Good Friar, Sevon, and more. Additional fields name Vancena, Nora McKenna, Susie, Buena Vista, May Fly Fast, Cusie, Jack Patton, Solicitor, Wool Winder, Joyful Lady, E T Shipp, Precedence, LaSouer, Malmaison, Election, Lady Baldur, Meadow Breeze, Buck, Dark Night, Natasha, Merrick, Teddy Bear, Eleanor Wagner, Fan Flower, Miss Hapsburz, Guardaleen, Mike Olt, Phoebe Bright, Columbus, Sassowary, Serenade, Semproni, Stowaway, Emily Ahuanac, Sanda, Hazel May, Spangled Banner, Chicot, Mad Rose, Harriet Rowe, McDale, Lady Ethelyn, Camille, Ralberd, Sir Vagrant, Cygnet, Goldway, Tivolini, Imboden, Pretty Michael, Clifton Forge, plus other entries.
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Blister
Elizabeth Lesser
Mal Courin
Queen's Pet
Industrious
Annoyan
Condico
Peter Cain
Enlist
Good Friar
Sevon
Vancena
Nora McKenna
Lessie Trent
Susie
Buena Vista
Babba Llly Silverado
May Fly Fast
Cusie
Jack Patton
Solicitor
Wool. Winder
Joyful Lady
E. T. Shipp
Precedence
LaSouer
Malmaison
Election
Lady Baldur
Meadow Breeze
Buck
Dark Night
Natasha
Merrick
Teddy Bear
Eleanor Wagner
Fan Flower
Miss Hapsburz
Guardaleen
Mike Olt
Phoebe Bright
Columbus
Cassowary
Serenade
Semproni
Stowaway
Emily Ahuanac
Sanda
Hazel May
Spangled Banner
Chicot
Madrose
Harriet Rowe
McDale
Lady Ethelyn
Camille
Ralberd
Sir Vagrant
Cygnet
Goldway
Tivolini
Imboden
Pretty Michael
Clifton Forge
Thoroughbred Races List with Weights and Distances
A detailed card lists six races for a racing meet with entries by horse name and assigned weights. The fields cover three year olds and up selling races, two year olds selling, a handicap, an Excelsior handicap with $10,000 guaranteed, mares and geldings selling, and maiden two year olds with distances from 4 1 2 furlongs to 11 16 miles. The list includes horses such as Troublemaker Pantoufle Sir Toddindton Momentum Tim O'Toole Mary Hall Royal Lady Fritzelle Billy B Van Guy Fisher J H Reed Shapdala Royal Captive All Red Uniform Little Mose Thetis Isle of Meadow Voorhees James B Brady Fair Play Stargowan Johnny Blake Fleming Incognito Frank Lord Jack Atkin Brookdale Nymph McCarter Rifleman Red River Chapultepec Old Honesty Spooner Lightwood Berkely Restigouche Zienap Lady Savoy Pretension Saylor Druid Al H Woods Chief Hayes Killie crankie Alila Royal Sunny Complete Broadside Havre Bluestuck Battenburg Seacliff Cava
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Pantoufle
Sir Toddindton
Momentum
Tim O'Toole
Mary Hall
Royal Lady
Fritzelle
Billy B. van
Guy Fisher
J. H. Reed
Shapdala
Royal Captive
All Red
Uniform
Little Mose
Thetis
Isle of Meadow
Voorhees
James B. Brady
Fair Play
Stargowan
Johnny Blake
Fleming
Incognito
Frank Lord
Jack Atkin
Brookdale Nymph
McCarter
Rifleman
Red River
Chapultepec
Old Honesty
Spooner
Lightwood
Berkely
Restigouche
Zienap
Lady Savoy
Pretension
Saylor
Druid
al H. Woods
Chief Hayes
Killieecrankie
Alila
Sungieam
Broadside
Havre
Bluestuck
Seacliff
Cava
Derby Candidate Performs Poorly In Feature Race
Wool sandals stretches to outlast King’s Daughter and Green Seal in a Louisville Derby feature. Merrick wins a six furlong race as Al Muller falters after a fast opening half mile. track was clear and the crowd watched Wool sandals hold on for the stretch drive.
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King’s Daughter
Green Seal
Merrick
Lexington
Fizer
al Muller
Milford
Woolsandals
King’s
Colorado Player Dodges Past Lowe In Queen's Club Match
C P Dodge of Colorado advances in the covered court tennis championship at the Queen's Club London after a 3 2 victory over F G Lowe in the third round. Dodge won the five set battle by 7 5 5 7 3 6 6 5.
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C. P. Dodge
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Lou Dillon Foals Filly by John A. Mackerron
Cleveland racing news reports trotting champion Lou Dillon foaled a filly today by stallion John A. Mackerron, siring a promising yearling.
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John A. MecKerron
Jail Plot Foiled by Night Guards at County Jail
A planned breakout was thwarted when night guards discovered an unlocked courtyard door held by a pebble. Jail officials identified suspects among the sixty three inmates and secured the dining room route to prevent escape during breakfast hour. John Thatcher, under murder charge, held a pocket knife but not part of the plot.
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Ed Seiter
John Thatcher
Thatcher
Martin Hesch
Smith Simpkins
Ed Dalan
Charles Shotwell
Sentagee
Grocers Attend Food Show and Cooking Demonstrations
Grocers Day observed at Pure Food Show with delegates from Springfield Dayton and Columbus. Mrs Gans led a cooking class on pies sharing plain pie crust and cheese pie recipes including steps and ingredients for a four to six serving bake.
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Dayton
Columbus
C. C. Stowell
Public questions postponed on gas issue in city hall
The postponement allows improve ment and business association attorneys to prepare to question President Norman Kenan of the Gas Company at City Hall at 2:30 this afternoon. John Weld Peck Starbuck Smith and Ralph Caldwell will present drafted questions to the Board of Public Service and the Gas Company president.
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John Weld Peck
Starbuck Smith
Ralph Caldwell
Board of Public Service
County Reappoints Longview Hospital Director for Five-Year Term
The County Commissioners reappointed D. L. Carpenter as a director of Longview Hospital for another five-year term. They approved bid plans for oiling the Springfield pike from Glendale to Butler County and the road from College Hill to Mt. Healthy, submitted by County Surveyor Cowen. Changes to the Courthouse to provide courtrooms for two additional Common Pleas Judges were approved.
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Springfield Pike
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Butler County
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Lexington Tips Names Read Like a Court Card List
The page presents a lineup of names and nicknames including Mai Courin Heron Enlist ed Patton Babba Solicitor errick La Souer E T Shipp Serenade Miss Hapsburg Cassowary Hazel May McDale Lady Ethelyn Tivolini Camille Clifton Forge suggesting a social register or theatrical roster without a clear narrative.
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Enlist
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