Hahn Allows Only Five Hits In Reds Rout Of Cardinals
Cincinnati crushed St. Louis 19 to 0 at League Park as Eddie Ewing led a sixth inning barrage. Hahn shut down the Cardinals, who managed only five hits, while Murphy and Krueger paced the Reds with timely hits and solid defense.
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Hail and
Murphy
League Park
Noodles
Superbas
Jericho
Jerusalem
Eddie
Reds
Cardinal
Cardinals
Ewing
Cincinnati
Hahn
Homer
St. Jacob” Beckley
Farrell
Johnny
Crawford
Krueger
Dom
Ryan
Hiomer Smott
Brashear
Roy
Donovan
Hoy
Beckley
Bewing Narrow Escape From Injury In Public Room
Louis report describes Pitera Grae narrowly escaping serious injury when plaster from a ceiling ornament fell in a dining room, demolishing a brass cuspidor. Ewing lost his breakfast appetite after the scare. Jake Beckley’s mother suffered a badly bruised leg as a car lurched suddenly. Witnesses were named.
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Commercial Tribune
Louis
Pitera Grae
Ewing
Jake Beckley
Jake
Reds Exhibit Strong Play Amid Baseball Headlines
The article covers injury updates and lineup changes including Steinfeldt’s finger, Peitz filling in, and Beckley’s home run. It notes Thielman to pitch for Cincinnati, Ewing to start in Sydney, and a Reds exhibition in Hannibal around July 18 to 21. Rumors of Jimmy Barrett joining the Reds are denied by management.
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Reds
Hannibal, Mo
Jake Beckley
Mark Twain
Atlas National Bank Sure Thing Claim Offer
A lottery promotion promises $34 000.00 in prize money at Atlas National Bank with 1 490 chances to win. Details and seventh page reference outline how to participate.
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Atlas National Bank
National Bank
Sea
Phillies Dominate Yankees In Slugging Victory At Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeats New York 11 to 4 as Hallman and Jones lead with two base hits. Duggleby walks and Mathewson fans, with Thomas and Brown stealing bases. Umpire Emslie oversees a 1 hour 30 minute game.
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Phillies
New York
Superior
Wm. B
Laurie
Fee’nings
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Town
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Cive
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M'th’son
D'gieby
Hallman
Jones
Thomas, Brown
Duggleby
Mathewson
Jennings
Emslle
Boston Beats Brooklyn in Wild Pitch Packed Game
Donovan hurled a wild pitch and a passed ball accounting for three Boston runs while Longs throw into the bleachers led to two Brooklyn tallies. Irwins homer featured in a 1 2 display as attendance reached about 2,000.
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Boston
Donovan
Long
Brooklyn
Irwin
Reach laments Lajoie loss over Phillies sale
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune Philadelphia June 25 President A J Reach of the Philadelphia National League Club returns from the West and criticizes the club for letting Nap Lajoie go He says buying back Lajoie would have boosted attendance and could have lured other players to remain with the Phillies.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
A. J. Reach
West
Lajoie
Mr. Reach
National League
Phillies
al Reach
Rogers
Cleveland
Reach
Amateur talent draws managers to city in search of players
Local clubs pursue Brownie McLain and others as manager Peter from Atlanta visits town. McLain is in Washington D C and may join fast play. An agent for Terre Haute and the Three I League is also in city negotiating with Kunkel of the Superbas and with Greenfield players Lefty Geyer and Phil Ranz. Scott may move to Greenfield as talks continue.
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Peter
Atlanta
Brownie McLain
McLain
Washington, D. H
Terre Tile Ee
Toher Kunkel
Superbas
Lefty Geyer
Phil Ranz
Greenfield
Scott
DeArmond
Hamiltons
Norwood
Gus Bonno
Washington D. H
Portsmouth
Benny
Bonno
Eddie Hayes
O’brien
Silver
Bartley
McKim
Lindsley
Sid Berte
Spinney’s
Cincinnati Stars
Lawrenceburg
Aussie
Shamrocks
Cleves
Addyston
Aurora
Wicker Case Heard by Judge Smith in Common Pleas Court
The trial over damages from the sale of pitcher Robert K. Wicker to Frank De Haas Robison opens before Judge Sam Smith. Armour seeks $750 remaining from Robison after Wicker’s arm soreness affected performance. Robison and Armour’s lawyers clash as the jury prepares to hear evidence and render a verdict.
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Robison
Wicker
St. Louis
Robligon
Paxton & Warrington
Armour's
Wilby & Ward
Paxton
Wilby
Greenfield and Portsmouth Play Tight Minor Game
Greenfield and Portsmouth faced off in a close minor league game, with Greenfield scoring 3 and Portsmouth 2. Batteries were Lynch Benny Greening and Macree for the Greenfield side.
Chicago Signs Local Player Eddie Glenn for Nationals Shortstop
Eddie Glenn, famed Chicago amateur and semipro shortstop, left for Chicago to join the Chicago Nationals as shortstop after seven years in minor leagues. Selee rushed him in after Tinker’s suspension, with Glenn likely to debut against Pittsburg today. A Ludlow Kentucky resident and former captain of the Ludlow Anchors, Glenn rejected an Atlanta offer to pursue big league play in Chicago.
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Chicago
Glenn
Reds
Selee
Chicago Nationals
Pittsburg
Tinker
Eddie
Peter
Atlanta
Ludlow
Hastings and McGinnity Leave Game With Batted Outs
Baltimore outbatted and outfielded the locals as Philadelphia wins. Seere Selbach Hartser Kelley Fulty Williams Davis McGinnity Cross Gilbert Seymour Seybold Bonner Oyler M. Cross McGin nity Hartsel Davis Williams. Home runs by Seymour and Seybold. Attendance 2,473. Umpires Connolly and Johnstone.
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Baltimore
Davis
M’gann
L. Gross
Seymour
Seybold
B’nahan
OlBonner
Oyler
M. Cross
Gilbert
Schreck
Gilty
Hastings
Cronin
Mitchell
McGraw
Ate Ae T Robinson
Philadelphia
Bresnahan
McGinnity
L. Cross
Williams
Hartsel
Fultz
Laccimites
Connolly and
Johnstone
Washington Bats Edge Boston in Final Inning Thriller
Washington won 8 to 7 after tying in the eighth and scoring the decisive run in the bottom of the ninth. Delehanty’s batting and Parent’s fielding stood out as 3,162 attended the game. Keister hit a home run for Boston.
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Tleing
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Oks Ware
Colling
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Freeman
Foe
Werner
Patten
Dameseton Roccenegs
Clarke
Gleason
Y. Keister
Carey
Wolverton
Coughlin
Dineen
Boston
Carruthers
Louisville 5 Minneapolis 1. Dunkle shines for Louisville
Louisville defeats Minneapolis 5 to 1 as Dunkle allows the bats little pressure. Flournoy's catch stands out and Lynch is credited with a two base hit and Gannon with a three-base effort. Attendance 1,500.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Dunkle
Flournoy
Lynch
Gannon
Katoll
Ward
Southern Association Games Rout Score Line
Shreveport-Little Rock won 17 to 12 at Shreveport Little Rock. Chattanooga tied with Birmingham. Nashville defeated Atlanta 4. Memphis beat New Orleans 8 to 2.
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Little Rock
Shreveort
Chattanooga
Chattanooga St
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Mutuality Lacking in McGuire Contract Ruling
In Philadelphia the U S Circuit Court refused Brooklyn National League’s bid to restrain catcher James McGuire of Detroit from playing elsewhere. Judge Dallas ruled the contract lacks mutuality and damages suit is proper to enforce claims.
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Philadelphia
Dallag
United States
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
James McGuire
Brooklyn
McGuire
Detroit
Dallas
National League
Atlas National Bet Prompt Leads to Large Payout Talk
A fragment notes a betting pitch involving Atlas National with a $34,000 stake and odds described as 3k to 1,490, signaling a risky chance to claim a share of a prize. The excerpt hints at a high-stakes wager and potential payout but lacks full context.
Ruhlin Beats Sharkey In Eleventh Round Title Fight
Gus Ruhlin of Akron defeated Tom Sharkey of New York in the eleventh round at the National Sporting Club held during coronation festivities. Sharkey led early but Ruhlin’s accuracy and cool defense carried the match to a decisive ending with a final blow in round eleven.
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London
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Tom Sharkey
New York
National Sporting Club Tonight
Sharkey
Tom”’ Ryan
Bob’ Sharkey
Spike
Sullivan
Ruhlin
Billy’ Madden
Jem” Mace
Ruhhlin
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Gossip of the Coming Baseball Stars
Baseball gossip notes for upcoming games and tryouts across multiple teams. Teams named include Globe Wernicke Juniors Wyoming Grays Arts North Bend Central Turners and others with dates around June 28 to July 4 plus calls for players and managers to arrange matches and signings.
Butler County Fair Scheduled for October in Hamilton
The Butler County Agricultural Society, following a Circuit Court decision, set the annual fair for the first week of October in Hamilton Ohio. The racing program includes two pacing races, one trot and one running race each day, with total purses of 3250 dollars and 400 dollar purses for trotting and pacing on Friday October 10.
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Hamilton
Butler County Agricultural Society
Merrill to Represent Milwaukee A C in A A U Meet
Edward Merrill Beloit College star and West champion will likely represent the Milwaukee Athletic Club at the A A U championship in New York. Archie Hahn Michigan University sprint ace may also join the club.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Edward Merrill
Beloit College
West
Milwaukee Athletic Club
New York
Merrill
Archie Hahn
Michigan University
Futurity candidate sets record mile in Lexington
Clem Berchy drove a two year old filly by Red King to a mile in 2 24 4 at Lexington. The fast time, 2:24 4, is the record for the year and the quickest ever by a two year old filly this early in the season, making her a strong candidate for the Kentucky Futurity.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Clem Berchy
Red King
Daisy Rose
Simmons
Cleveland May Use Findlay Park for Sunday Games
Cleveland plans to use Findlay Park for Sunday games. Manager Reeves Park reports one park for Sunday play and a strong offer. It is estimated that 10,000 spectators would attend to see Lajoie and his team.
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Cleveland
Findlay Park
Commercial Tribune
Findlay
Reeves Park
Lajoie
Yale and Harvard crews ready for tomorrow regatta
Yale and Harvard finished final practice at Gales Ferry Conn under overcast skies as both crews express confidence. Rumors place Yale four mile time near 20 40 last week while Harvard hints at a 2 40 four mile effort.
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Crimson
Yale
Bef
Kunzig
Harvard
Monde
Flying Torpedo Captures Auburn Selling Stakes at Washington Park
Ezell Lazarus four year old Hanover gelding Flying Torpedo won the Auburn Selling Stakes at Washington Park amid muddy track conditions. The victory netted $2,675 to the winner with betting rings reporting near $100,000 in combined winnings for the Gates Drake combination on Conundrum and Flying Torpedo.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Ezell & Lazarus
Hanover
Flying Torpedo
Auburn
Washington Park
Noto
Messrs. “& Lazarus
Stophen L
P. Dunnes
J. W. Kirby
S. C. Hildreth
Nitrate
Hermencia
T. H. Ryan
Rolling Boer
E. Corrigan
Artena
G. C. Bennett
Little Scout
W. W. Darlen
Brulare
C. R. Ellison
Harry New
Ellison
C. Hildreth
W. M. Sloan
Digby Bell
J. J. McCarthy
Sheay
Ing Torpedo
Dean
Aladdin
Coburn
Foxy Kane
T. Dean
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Ahola
Nieto
J. Matthews
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Beer
Inspector Shea
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Lyne
Rag Tug
J. Hicks
Mumingte
Henderson
True Blue
Lady Idris
Ernest Parham
Hans Wagner
B. G. Fox
Aline Abbot
Fox Flyer
Vulcain
Bragg
TF. Dean
Alfred Wargrave
J. Woods
A. D. Gibson
Brief
Hopnchine
John A. Clarke
Stuyve
Otis
Ciales
Wade
Zibia
Evelyn Byrd
Orlanal
Langdon
Gates-Drake
Messrs
Gates
Three Favorites Win at Sheepshead Bay in NY
At Sheepshead Bay dates June 25 three favorites won with two second choices and a long shot earning prizes. Golden Maxim captured the Zephyr Stakes for two year olds, Borough won the Rockaway Cup steeplechase, while Hurst Park and Self Protection were close behind.
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Sheepshead Bay
Golden Maxim
Hurst Park
Whorler
Borough
Self Protection
Short Hose
Landry
Muzzio
O'Connor
Lady Charlotte
Smith
Rickshaw
Southern Bell
Jack O’lantern
Hiro
Extravaganza
Bright Girl
Sadie O
Port Royal
Shaw
Wonderly
Lipthrift
Burns
Brunswick
Fair Knight
Bonus
O’connor
H. Cochran
Monte Carlo
Rightful
Hackensack
Bounding Beauty
Fitzbrillar
Serge
Rockaway
Headland
Somerset
Emerson
Silent Friend
the Abbey
T Fable
Rock Light
rAdiutor
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Lane Sail Rossignol
Bev Howard
Merry Hours
Ohio Girl
Bisetta
Lord Radnor
Sweet Clover
King Edward
Worry Knapsack
Pure Pepper
Gibson Light
Lady Iona
Royal
Roxane
Redfern
Advance Guard
Cameron
Janice
Lombre
Original date for big fight will stand in San Francisco
San Francisco July date set for Jeffries versus Fitzsimmons heavyweight title fight. Corbett remains in the mix as a declared challenger with both fighters agreeing the winner will face him about a month after the bout.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Jeffries
Fussimmers
Jim Corbett
Asin
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Miss Closterman Loses in Singles in National Championship
In Philadelphia on June 2, Miss Neeley defeated Miss Closterman in the women's singles second round 6-2 6-0. Doubles saw Miss Moore and Miss Neeley win 6-0 6-2 while Miss Closterman paired with Miss Banks winning 5-2 in the first set before completion.
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Philadelphia
Miss Neeley
Miss Closterman
Miss Chapman
Mrs. Fielding
Miss M. Jones
Miss Wymer
Miss Moore
Miss Haldeman
Miss McClure
Tennis results from a mixed singles round
Six two sets victories and several close matches dominate the report. Notable results include 6-1 6-0 wins by Mias Steele and Miss Wymer over Howell and partner, and Witten defeating Allen 2-675 in a quirky score line. W.C. Grant beat N P Stauffer 6-3 and W H Trotty won 3-6 6-4 6-3 over Morris. C M Bunting defeated B Feld 6-0 6-3, while J H Carpenter beat P S Hovey 6-4 6-3.
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Miss Wymer
Miss Howell
Witten
H. F.allen
Starting
W.C. Grant
N .P. Stauffer
J. S. Morris
C. M. Bunting
B. Feld
J. H. Carpenter
P.S. Hovey
The Phoenician wins at 50 to 1 at St Louis card
St Louis track fast under a cloudy sky as The Phoenician wins by gallop at 50 to 1 in the concluding event amid a strong field of selling platers. Fitzkanet claims the six furlongs feature by a head over Buccleuth. Kalos, Sir Christopher and Orris post notable performances.
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Ben Lear
Fauntleroy
Sadek Wolfram
T. O’brien
Cabee
Pourquoi Pas
Bell
Pepee Ateu
Katie Cromwell
Bridal March
Clare Bell
St. Vitus
Jack Young
Frank Bullock
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O'Neill
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Lola Home
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Quaker
Skipwith
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Honor Bright
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Olona
John Storm
Gay Gallant
Jim Winn
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Watson
W. B. Gates
Taxes
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Federalist
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Odnor
Sir Christopher
Battiste
Gallantrie
Phillips
Ss.-Eeeees ' Time, 1.21%. Wiedemann
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Reducer
Great Star
Miss Golightly
Sinfi
Ben Beach
Fitzkaner
T. O'Brien
Orris
Mr. Pomeroy
Hope
Biger
el Caney
Tickful
Kitty Clyde
Guide Rock
Horse Race Results From Ft Erie June 25
Results list six races at Ft Erie on June 25 with winners including Carrie I Her Letter Rotterdam Lady Berkeley Special Tax Slips. Notable times range from 0 55 for sprint to 1 45 for one mile and include top finishers Gorey Louise Collier Sir Florian and Pretty Rosie among others.
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Ft. Erie
Carrie I
Sir Kingsman
Axares
Her Letter
Gorey
Louise Collier
Rotterdam
Sir Florian
Almie M
Lady Berkeley
Iridescent
Brissat
Special Tax
George Perry
All Souls
Pretty Rosie
Bell Court
Unclear names and titles surface in regional notice fragment
A jumbled OCR fragment from COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE TIPS lists random names and terms like SHEEPSHEAD BAY and ST LOUIS with paired items such as Gunfire-The Musketeer-Sadduccee and Edgardo-Mynherr-Wex Tayper. Content lacks coherent events or context.
Thoroughbred Entries for Today's Racing Card by Race
The program lists six racing events with weights and runners on dirt and turf. Notable entries include The Musketeer and Demurrer in Race One, Wax Cardle and Clarion in Race Two, and Arnsel in Race Four with a large field across selling and handicap contests. Apprentice allowance noted.
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Demurrer
Copurg
Gunfire
Connecticut
Sadducecee
Belle of Lexington
Pretorious
Caller
Key- Pete
Monolulu
Wax Cardle
Clarion
Woodland
Boutonierre
Lader
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Alsono
Atricander
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Sergeant
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Minotaur
Red Knight
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Blue Banner
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Dixie Line
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Ronald
Smart Set
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Sli Thrift
Cunard
Numeral
Trump Fair Knight
Sunshower
Blues
Advance Guard
Herbert
Cameron
Argregor
Ethics
Tom Kenny
Prince Richard
Ohnet
Philippine
Alard Scheck
Moor
Bounteous
Jack Demand
Justice
Shandonfield
St. Louis
Atlas National Bank Gets $24,000 Draw To Claim Pieces
A local lottery style draw at Atlas National Bank, 1490, offers customers a chance to win a share of $24,000. Participants must meet eligibility and timing requirements to claim winnings.
Glendale Fourth of July celebration outlined
Glendale citizens plan a Fourth of July with sport on Glendale Lyceum grounds, dancing and fireworks, plus mixed doubles tennis. The Glendale Improvement Association sparked the effort. Lockland Council approved a 13.2 mill levy, up 1.2 mills, for finances, and new bridge work costing 40000 dollars will begin soon for an approach to Mill Creek.
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Glendale Lyceum
Lyceum
Committee On
Charles F. McLean
Glendale Improvement Association
Lockland Council
Rorick
Lockland
Mill Creek
Court Decisions End National League Hold On Players
The U S Court ruling voiding ballplayer contracts for lack of mutuality ends NL leverage over players. McGuire's case confirms American League control, while Sharkey’s London defeat reinforces Jeffries' dominance. Bay’s release to Cleveland prompts renewed club scrutiny and Gates Drake betting activity unsettles Washington Park bookmakers.
Sea's Untapped Chances Surface in Coastal Trade
Fragmentary copy notes chances to secure a stake in a broader sea trade initiative. Mentions potential buyers and coastal firms evaluating portions of a larger opportunity. Infrastructure, markets, and shipping routes are implied factors shaping interest.
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