Nationals 10 Dublins 9 in high class ball clash
Nationals beat Dublins 10 to 9 after a tight game. Curtis hit a two-base double and Kuhlman a three-base hit. Astons, Kessler, Brunner, and Holtmyer turned double plays. Watters fanned 12 times and Beiler 11. Bases on balls went to Watters six and Beiler seven.
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Nationals
Dublins
Reiss
LAAT
Herd
Curtis
Kuhlman
Astons
Kessler
Brunner
Holtmeyer
Strick
Watters
Beiler
AB. HE
H.E
Gruber
Drexier
Exickley
Kretchner
Dietrich
Oj Doyle
Fox
Wilp
Nickley
Bemis
Erson
Ween Aes
Senate
Drexler
Schueman
al Dietrich
Oakley Reds win in ten against Cincinnati Police
Oakley Reds edge Cincinnati Police 6 5 in ten innings at Steinkamp Park. Key performances include steady Reds hitting and timely play. Scoring sequence notes an eventual winning run with two-base hits by Kuhr Band McClure and F Grote. Pitchers Schrader Dorsey Guethlein Vogel cited with strikeouts and walks. time two hours five minutes.
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Oakley Reds
Cincinnati Police
Steinkamp’s Park
Reds
Ue Kon
Kuhr
Band
McClure
F. Grote
Guethlein
Vogel
Wolf
Dorsey
Aulen
Schrader
Riedlins Defeat Dayton Athletics In Open KC League Game
In a high scoring contest at the Riedlins' grounds the Riedlins toppled the Dayton Athletics. Schroeder shined with nine strikeouts and four hits allowed while contributing strong at bat. Niehouse boosted base running and Schroeder's bat highlighted the win. Final score 4-0 with two runs in the seventh.
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Riedlins
Dayton Athletics
Schroeder
Niehouse
Schmiesings Defeat Newtown On Hewitt Avenue Grounds
Schmiesing defeats Newtown 2 to 0 on Hewitt avenue. Timmie allows one hit while Wilging yields six. Next Sunday Schmiesings host the Willows at Hewitt avenue. Three-base hit by Clark. double play by Martin Schlei and Clark. Stolen base by Goodfellow. Time 1:40. Umpire Oldiges.
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Schmiesings
Newtown
Schmiesing
Hewitt Avenue
Timmie
Wilging
The
Willows
Simo TO
Clark
Martin
Schlei
Lemon
Timmie J
Goodfellow
Oldiges
Probate Court Notice of Accounts and Vouchers in Ohio
Hamilton County probate court lists accounts and vouchers filed for many deceased and executors. Notices state accounts suspended for confirmation and invite vested parties to file objections by June 29, 1908, for continued hearings.
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State of
Ohio
Hamilton County
William H. Harrison
Louis Leid
John W. Bennett
Patrick J. Whelton
Howard Sharpless
Anna S. Graham
Charles H. Jackson
Leonard J. Deremo
Ophelia Higdon
Philip Rindfleisch, Jr
Caroline J. de Bruine
Bernadina Overberg
Henry Kuhlman
Elizabeth Bickett
Alice W. Truitt
Lillian Douglas
Lydia M. Niles
Warren E. Niles
Mary A. Muckerheide
Selma Coddington
Sarah BE. Carter
George W. Oberhelman
Mary E. Mullen
Mary Steinbrecher
Elizabeth Mergel
Edward L. Agin
Jacob Ledig
Ella Garrigan
Henry Curth
Herbert Tanford
Frank E. Elsbernd
Catherine Nale
Joseph Link
Oliver J. Bitter
Evaine A. Branson
Nellie J. Hefferman
William H. Matthews
Frank R. Thompson
George
Frank Tresch
Isabelle Hi. Hauck
Benjamin Simmons
Mary C. Hughes
Fredericka Jacob
Catherine A. Kreidler
Henry N. Biddle
George W. Rarescheid
Catherine Moorman
Frederick Weller
Emil Fleischer, Jr
Joseph Earnshaw
Franz Treinen
Michelle S. Caldwell
Christina Seitz
Anna Maria Dorn
Frances Vis Wade
Thomas F. Huddleston
Katharina Seifert
Clara Riehle
Samuel N. Weil
Ellen R. Eversfield
Jacob H. Amburgh
Theresa Dreyfoos
Lucy Newman Harris
Edward J. Herzog
Mary J. Patton
John T. Ackerman
Daniel Somers
William Bunselmeier
Theresa Rummel
Bernard Richter
Lebn van Loo
Charles Brumm
Hn D. Phillips
Julius Grad
John Mobel
Eliseth Frerking
Morand Claden
Ottomar Topf
Mary Cain
Michael E. Smith
Israel B. Karr
Michael Hoffmann
Anna M. Strait
John A. Kreis
Given Cr Matthews
Elijah Coombe
Arnold A. Stiens
Valentine J. Bien
Isaac F. Smith
Catherine Dempsy
James J. McHugh
Michael Hutzelman
Joseph Schweninger
Julia Riordan
Agnes H. Thomas
Ferdinand Kattus
Mary D. Rarescheid
John Angst
Hattie J. Fitzwater
Frederick H. Short
Florian Berchier
Marjorie Renkirt
Belle R. McIntyre
Lawrence Niehaus
Sarah
Oeschke
Anna L. Gold
Ruth M. Vocke
Catherine Henn
Smith Foster
Ida M. Ellermann
G. K. Shoenberger
Alexander Assur
Henry Miedeking
J. T. J. Pugsley
Dale Hoe
Anita
Blackanatt
Milldale Track in Good Shape at Latonia Oaks Meet
Latonia Oaks Week at Milldale track sees jockeys like E Martin and Powers leading with eleven and ten wins as bookies suffer heavy losses. Weather favors fast tracks on Thursday with 38 year old fillies entering Latonia Oaks and crowds expect strong performances from Latonia stables.
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Milldale
Latoniga
Cornell Veterans Dropped From Training Table
Ithaca N Y June Commodore Clark of the Cornell navy who rowed three years in Hudson regattas and Hollister and Sanger veterans and Seagraves and Day sophomores in Cornell's winning shell against Harvard Decoration Day have been dropped from the training table Seagraves and Day were succeeded by Backus and Stevens veterans Backus is a leading candidate to succeed Clark as commodore
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Ithaca
N. Y
Commodore Clark
Cornell Navy
Hudson
Hollister
Sanger
Seagraves
Day
Cornell
Harvard Decoration Day
Backus
Stevens
Clark
Prize for Amateurs Silver Cup for Most Popular Player
A silver popularity cup will be awarded to the amateur player voted most popular by members of the society. Votes cost one cent and may be cast repeatedly. funds after expenses will clothe destitute Indian children. The cup will be displayed at local sporting goods houses for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateae
Na Orhe Indian Cme Society
Glasgow plans regional baseball league amid travel woes
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Glasgow Kentucky reports a proposal to form a regional league including Glasgow and surrounding towns. The move follows frequent scheduling difficulties and mismatches that reduce interest. Glasgow will play four games next week, three against the Nashville Americans and one with Cane City, and the team has built a notable season reputation.
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Commercial Tribune
Glasgow
Nashville Americans
Cane City
Kentucky Turners Prepare for Fest in Cincinnati
Covington Turner society members rehearsed for the national turnfest in Cincinnati this month at Regenthal's park. Girls and boys classes, ladies fancy club swinging, bears in a wand drill, active model class, and horizontal bars exhibition highlighted the event. The ladies auxiliary planned banquets, a parade banquet on June 24, and a picnic for August 8. The Covington auxiliary will perform at the Carthage fairgrounds on June 26. Old Bears lineup includes fifteen participants for the turnfest in Cincinnati.
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Covington Turner Society
Cincinnati
Regenthal’s Park
Covington
Carthage Fair Grounds
Twelve Compete for Cobe Trophy at Crown Point-Lowell
Chicago June 6 Twelve high powered racing machines will compete for the Cobe cup in the automobile road race over the Crown Point Lowell course June 19 under the Chicago Automobile club. Sixteen lighter cars race for the Indiana trophy the day before. The entry list closed yesterday with entry possible until Thursday for 250 dollars extra. No practice on course until roadmakers finish. Detroit Chalmers first in camp with drivers and circuits studied. Al Poole will drive one of the Detroit Chalmers entries. Entry list includes three Buicks two Stoddard Dayton two Knox Fiat Apperson two Lotomobiles.
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Chicago
Crown Point-Lowell
Chicago Automobile Club
Detroit Chalmers
al Poole
London
Edinburgh
Detroit-Chalmers
Scores Report from Jersey City Montreal Baseball Games
In Jersey City first game Jersey City lost to Baltimore 1 2 and second game beat Baltimore 11 2. At Rocky Point Providence beat Newark 3 2 then 2 1. In Montreal Montreal routed Toronto 7 0.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Rocky Point
R.I
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Martin's Nevyport Team Beats Bellevue In High-Scoring Contest
Martin's team from Nevvyport defeated Bellevue by 7 to 4 in a late rally. Bellevue led early but Nevvyport pressed with strong batting in the final inning, pushing four runs across the plate to seal the win in a hot test contest.
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Martin
Nevwyport
Bary
Bellevue
Bellevue Bunch
Cincy 5 Batesville 3 in classic game at home
In one of the best games here the Cincy team beat Batesville Indiana 6 to 3. Moore pitched well and Ruckstuhl with Schlemmer turned a key double play. Stolen base by Schlemmer. Brooksbank allowed three runs. Umpire Rank.
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Cincy
Batesville
Cincys
Ind
Moore
Ruckstuhl
Schlemmer
Girlsyy Ccese
Batesville O
Ruckstuh
Brooksbank
Spear & Company Defeats Heine Team 13 to 11
Spear and Company defeated the Heine team yesterday by a score of 13 to 11. Both teams played well but Spear and Company used heavy hitting to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altons
Spear
Heine
Spear &Company
Spear & Company
Mt Washington Beats All Sorts in Pastime League Victory
Mt Washington team defeats All Sorts in Pastime league by a score tied to a battery pairing PCA of Phillipe and Dace. LeClaire makes a fine ninth inning catch, securing the win.
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Mt. Washington
Battery Pca
Phillipe and
Dace
Themetery
Washington Asare
LeClaire
Link and Irvin Win Endurance Race in Indianapolis Flight
Indiana pilots Dr. Goethe Link and R. J. Irvin won the Indiana endurance balloon race after 22 hours aloft with the Indianapolis craft. Other entries included the Chicago and the Ohio, while several balloons landed near Nashville Scottsville and Westmoreland. Balloons may pursue a southward course toward Pensacola or shift toward Florida or Mexico to set a new record.
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Chicago
C. A. Cody
John Bennett
Scottsville
Indianapolis
Goethe Link
R. J. Irvin
Westmoreland
Indiana
Dr. Link
Ohio
Alfred le Blanc
France
St. Louis
Erbsioeh
Balloons Sighted Over Tennessee in National Distance Race
Two of nine balloons in the national distance race for the Aero Club of America trophy and Indiana Aero club cup were sighted above Shelbyville Tennessee about fifty miles south by east of Nashville at 1 30 and 3 30 pm. A third possible balloon was seen later while the final one remained indistinct in the distance. All balloons were reported traveling due south.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aero Club of America
Aero Club of Indiana
Indiana
Shackie Island
Tenn
Nashville
St. Louis Uil
Baldwin and Fisher
T. S. Baldwin
Hoosier
Carl G. Fisher
Indiana Aero Club
Shelbyville
Here
Balloon Indiana Lands Near Shackleton Island
SHACKLE ISLAND TENN June 6 The balloon Indiana landed here at 86 o clock this evening for water After about twenty minutes it left southeastward It was later seen passing over Goodlettsville About twelve miles north of Nashville Under the rules of the International Aeronautic federation Carl Fisher and his aide G L Bumbaugh are disqualified for landing and proceeding again.
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Shackle Island
Tenn
Indiana
Goodlettsville
Nashville
International Aeronautic Federation
Carl Fisher
G. L. Bumbaugh
Balloon lands near Scottsville in Kentucky
The balloon Chicago with C. A. Coey and assistant touched down about a half mile from Scottsville Kentucky at 1 30 today.
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Scottsville, Ky
Chicago
C. A. Coey
Here
Balloon lands near Westmoreland with Dr Link and Irvin
Westmoreland Tennessee reports a balloon from Indianapolis landed here this afternoon at 2 o clock. The craft carried Dr Link and R J Irvin and touched down peacefully, ending the flight over this town.
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Westmoreland
Tenn
Indianapolis
Dr. Link
R. J. Irvin
Waiting for fleet reaches Bermuda amid unsettled weather
Hamilton Bermuda June 6 British reports say Bermuda sailors await the American fleet of sailing and power boats starting from Gravesend Day. Weather along the route is poor with a strong westerly wind and rain, and conditions remain unsettled as the fleet nears.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Gravesend
Four cars depart Chicago for coast to coast race
Four cars left Chicago today heading west toward St. Louis for the coast-to-coast automobile race. The Itala arrived at 8 50 p.m. and will depart at 3 50 a.m. tomorrow. The two Ford cars began at 9 a.m. Acme and Shaw mut machines left at 1 p.m.
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Hicago
St. Louis
Itala
Ford
Acme
Shawmut
Baseball scoreline from New Orleans Memphis game
In an 11 inning contest New Orleans beat Birmingham 8 to 4 and Memphis defeated Montgomery 38 to 1. The extended matchup featured a high scoring counter and a long extra frame.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Miamis Defeat Stars 15 to 4 in Pastime League
The Miamis beat the Stars 15 to 4 with McTighe earning the win by allowing five hits and fanning 14. The offense produced solid support as Mian and Brosmore contributed key hits and runs in the lopsided victory.
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Miamis
McTighe
R. H. Mian
Brosmore
Alumni pentennial reunion to be held at the Altamont
University of Cincinnati graduates five years out will meet at the Altamont on June 26 for their pentennial reunion. The class meets every five years and will again pose in college garb after a banquet. Felix J. Koch of this city is president of the class of 1904.
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Bookies
University of Cincinnati
Altamont
Felix J. Koch
Blanche Evelan Flees City Hospital
Blanche Evelan, a patient in a city hospital, escaped yesterday after a day in the city. She left in her hospital toggs and teaving clothes at the institution. Authorities would have detained her, but the act was deemed unnecessary.
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Blanche Evelan
Nespital Elae
Toggs
Ste
Ital
Madame Butterfly at Chester park opens summer opera season
The English Opera Company led by Baron Gustave Ronfort presented Puccini’s Madame Butterfly at Chester Park. Adelaide Norwood as Cio-Cio-San received warm praise, with strong turns from Henry Taylor as Pinkerton and Ellen James as Suzuki. The performance featured a well-drilled chorus, beautiful costuming, and notable staging, complemented by a free vaudeville program in the pavilion.
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Chester
Chester Park
Max Faelkenheur
Martin
White Park
Baron Gustav Ronfort
Puccini
Lyric Theater
Faetkenheur
Adelaide Norwood
Lyric
Wistaria Garden
Ellen James
Suzuki
Arthur Deare
Goro
Thomas J. Conkey
Prince Yamador
Bonze
George F. Mogg
Charles F. Locke
Little Violet Dureen
Trouble
Cho-Cho-San
Lagoon Opens Season With Record Attendance
Lagoon begins its season with the largest opening day attendance in history. The aeronauts Collins and Haddock announce the first ascent of the Wanderer at 4 45 pm, carrying Collins Weaver English and Gibbons to 1500 feet. The New York Musical Comedy company’s Skating Rink Girl debut draws large crowds at the big opera house.
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Lagoon
Aeronauts
Collins and
Haddock
Wanderer
Aeronaut Collins
J. J. Weaver
Frank English
J. Frank Gibbons
New York Musical Comedy Company
Skating Rink
Lagoon Theater
Opera House
Nat Goodwin
the Lagoon
Marie Barry
B. F. Forbes
Edith Fair
Sophie Stubbs
Big Event at Lagoon Holds Annual Gat oon
Today June day, Covington ers and Butchers Protective s stage its annual gat oon at Lagoon. Fifty Glading boat races and leany men's races are listed among events, with organizers promoting a lively schedule.
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Lagoon
Covingtoners and Butchers’ Protectives
Complete vaudeville bill at Hleucks theater in Cincinnati
This afternoon audiences will see a full vaudeville program headlined by Wilson and Sully the Little and Big Casino of singing comedy. Bowman Deaves performs lively banjoet. Korrettes brothers juggle and hoop roll. Marie McNeill cornet soloist from Brook's Marine band. John Schmidt sings illustrated songs. New pictures and daily changes. Wednesday is contest night and Friday showcases the amateurs.
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Hleuck
Cincinnat
Marie McNeill
Brook
Marine Band
John Schmidt
Lyric Theater Opens as Five Cent Movie House
At noon today the Lyric begins operation under the International Projectoscope Company to showcase its films. Two daily shows at noon and 7 p.m. run until 6 30 and 11 30 p.m. Pictures change Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays along with a series of illustrated songs. The projectoscope will occupy the theater until late August offering about ten weeks of entertainment at a nominal price.
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International Projectoscope Company
Coney Island Attracts Crowds With Music Sports And Parade
Sunny heat attracts thousands to Coney Island as Island Queen and Princess air crowds along the river park. A new dance arrangement and music entertain from vaudeville to English turn by Fero and Wilson. Major Yokum and South Dakota show perform at the grand stand while jugglers Kiralfo brothers amuse. Anderson schoolchildren prize winners gather for a day of races and a luncheon. Tomorrow opens a major bowling event with 100 plus players and a long line of entrants. Steamer rides and river views draw crowds after noon daily.
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Coney Island
River Park
Coney
Bob Yokum
South Dakota
Grand Stand
Smittie
Fero
Wilson
Kiralfo Brothers
Clarence Hayes
S. Murry Clark
Blanche Duncan
Lafayette - Lamont
Big Park
Anderson Township
Coney Saturday
Collins’ Kiwis
Wahle
Centurys
Baschang
Atlantic City of the West bathers swarm shore
Crowds flocked to the Queen City beach as ideal weather and water drew visitors from morning to night. Ticket offices buzzed with the day’s heavy revenue while the lakeside clubhouse ran at capacity. Eden tower lights added spectacular evening glow across the scene.
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Queen City
Atlantic City
Eden K Tower
SeThe
Opening Day At The Resort Draws Warm Praise
A lively opening day at the resort drew a large crowd and received strong praise. Patrons enjoyed the atmosphere, and attendees reported a highly satisfactory experience with music, entertainment, and amenities creating a festive mood.
Patrons Approve Priced Term Amid Strong Attendance
The review notes the pictures show exceptionally good character with variety and interest to the performance. Attendance yesterday was surprisingly good despite the day’s heat and strong counter attractions at outdoor resorts.
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Ma& Pictures
Avoca Park Draws Record Sunday Crowds
Avoca park near the Little Miami river attracted record crowds yesterday as city residents sought a rural retreat with boating fishing and aquatic sports. Visitors rode C M L traction cars from morning until after sundown enjoying meals and entertainment at reasonable prices in a wooded setting with hills and open fields.
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Avoca
Avoca Park
Miami
Avoca Grounds
C. M
Zoo Crowds and Flamingoes Highlight Sunday Outing
Sunday at the Zoo drew unprecedented crowds with railway excursion visitors. Flamingoes from Florida appeared in a vibrant display near the eagle house and white peacocks. John Weber's band entertained as staff kept up busy, with events noted for Friday athletic day and Saturday Epworth league outing.
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Eagle House
Florida
John Weber
Weber
Zoo
Epworth
Three Robinson Brothers Visit Cincinnati from Terrace Park
Gil and Charley Robinson and their brother Governor John F. Robinson spent part of yesterday together in Terrace Park. The three surviving Robinson brothers, longtime circus veterans, toured Cincinnati and recalled their early life and the Robinson show era. Gil toured outdoor parks and joined Colonel Ike Martin at Chester Park in the afternoon.
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Gil
Charley Robinson
John F. Robinson
Terrace Park
John Robinson
Cincinnati
Charley
New York
John
Hyde Park
Colonel Ike Martin
Chester Park
River River Stage and Departures at Cincinnati
River status and port activity at Cincinnati with 6 p m readings, departures to Pittsburg Maysville Louisville and future listings, plus arrivals and river conditions from Pittsburg Wheeling St Louis and Memphis ports. Includes river levels, tow activity, and student excursion note to North Bend to visit President Harrison's tomb.
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The
Courier
Maysville
City of
Cincinnati
Louisvile
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Zanesville
H. Ekford
Pitsburg
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Queen City
Thacker Lea
Memphis
BE. A. Voight
Paducah
Jerry Fire Horse Dies Answering Alarm
Jerry the near horse of the Eighteens engine collapsed at Hast ern avenue and Torrence road while the unit was responding to a blaze at Lizzie Wrights home 1538 Gladstone avenue. The horse stumbled as the apparatus stopped and no firefighters were injured. The fire started from a match struck near clothing and caused slight damage.
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Hastern Avenue
Torrence Road
Lizzie Wright
Gladstone Avenue
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