Hennegan and Brophy Clash in Semi Final
By BILL LEACH. Losantiville women city championship semi finals unfold as Mrs Ed Brophy seeks a third title with wins over Mrs Foreman and others, facing Mrs Stanley Hennegan while Mrs Harvey Myers and Mrs Philip Wyman loom in other matches.
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Hennegan
Brophy
Myers- Wyman
Ridgewood
Bill Leach
Losantiville
Ed Brophy
Riisen
wadawrAac
Walter Foreman
Harvey Myers
Twin Oaks
Stanley Hennegan
Hyde Park
Philip Wyman
Camargo
Myers
Wyman
Foreman
Kentucky
Wilbur
Championship Flight Tennis Schedule at 11 AM
The program lists matches across four flights with multiple pairings. Championship Flight features Mrs toward Trophy vs Mrs Stanley Hennegan at 11 and 11 05 with Mrs Harvey Myers vs Mrs Philip Wyman. Consolation Flight starts 11 10 with Mrs Walter Ibold against Miss Emily Tietig and 11 15 Mrs Jerome Johnson versus Mrs Archie Simpson Jr. Second Flight opens 11 20 with Miss sia Banning versus Mrs Herbert Schwab and 11 25 Mrs Walter Barlett against Mrs Brown Goodrich. Fourth Flight matches at 11 40 Mrs Oscar Leyman versus Mrs Clifford Straehley and 11 45 Mrs John Friedlander versus Mrs Lewis Crosley.
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Stanley
Hennegan
Harold Dwight
W. J. Fuller
Myers
Wyman
Ella Banning
Walter”poeld
Margaret Weaver
Emily Tietig
J. J. Halliday
Jerome Johnson
A. W. Goldsmith, Jr
Arenea, Jr
Burtwell
Ella " Banning
Walter In
Herbert Schwab
J. R. Orton
Walter Barrett
Francis Mitchell
Brown Goodrich
James Kuhn
Toward Trophy
Stanley Hennegan
Harvey Myers
Philip Wyman
Walter Ibold
Archie Simpson, Jr
Sia Banning
Walter Barlett
Brown ‘Goodrich
Powell Crosley
Walter Pritz
H. B. Gilmore
R. J. Link
Oscar Leyman
Clifford Straehley
John Friedlander
Lewis Crosley
Clovernook Country Club
College Hill
Harold Simpson
Evans F. Stern
Herbert Ritchie
Breckenridge Jones
D. “E. Hayman
George E. Todd
Cal Crim
Elmont Bankhart
N. Clark
Roy Wirtz
Larry Ratterman
Harry
Art Lauber
William R. Geiler
C. J. Winnes
W. E. Reddish
D. H. Willey
Edward Hennert
Don Timberman
F. J. Smith
E. S. Sanderson
I. RK
Urkeison
Harry Tingley
Mr. Kling
John Ade
Harold Myers
R. A. Rappoport
J. E. Rappoport
Fred L. Hoffman
Lyman E. Norris
Charles T. Williams
J. H. Burlingame
James I. Clark
J. P. DeCamp
H. H. Ratterman
Alan Tow
Robert Bodemer
Walter E. Ibold
Edward Matre
W. T. Johnson
John Druffel
Mark Upson
C. B. Wood
al Stegman
J. B. Tarbill
William Harig
E. J. Armbruster
Charles Seyffer
Joseph ©. Marks
E. J. Robin
W. G. Ruthemeyer
F. J. Derrick
Paul K. Moormann
M. A. Hughes
F. E. Maddux
M. W. Renner
Clifford Marsh
D. Y. Johnston
George A. Avril
C. R. Taylor
M. C. Booze
Joe Cohan
Bernard Walterman
Fred Rehse
George Hauser
Bertie Hagen
C. S. Amidon
C. A. Weisshar
J. W. Lucas
Eugene J. Kelley
H. N. Cormany
G. C. Cormany
C. H. Ferber
C. H. Cormany
George P. Schoettle
William A. Sonnett
R. E. Schmitt
Gorman
Edward B. Schulten
A. E. Kluener
Frank Bolte
Dr. Gaston
John H. Schulten
Harry G. Holstein
Edward Crohan
J. J. Becker
H. J. Barber
T. C. Reed
T. E. Green
A. F. Baumgartner
Art Baumgartner
Eli Guggenheim
Herb Mayorga
Louis M. Crosley
Charles Sawyer
Richard Field
Ralph Goodwin
Oliver Perin
Harry Asmann
Harry Lockwood
Joe Sam
Fer
E. W. Hepberd
Thomas D. Esses
Hartley Akin
Howard Cordes
Mike Silverglade
Johnny Fisher
Ken Stegman
Roger Johnson
Louis Oberhelman
S. J. Hauser
Carl Schuh
William Braddock
Walter Heuck
W. E. Randle, Jr
Walter Tuttle
J. C. Richardson
Stanley Isaacs
Thomas F. Argo
Mann
Charles Biltz
C. A. Baumgartner
Lou Thomas
Irwin Bauer
Rnuphy
F. H. Miketta
D. A. Johnson
W. B. Roberts
Mr. Ach
Harry Bauer
Nick Fry
Val Duttenhoefer
S. C. No
Charles Lkisen
Frank J. Loewe
William T. Radcliffe
Women golfers claim flight victories in area matches
Mrs. Walter Pritz beat Mrs. Henry Frost 7 and 6. Mrs. B Gilmore defeated Mrs. Charles Elliott 7 and 6. Mrs. R J Link beat Miss Katherine Miler 5 and 4. Mrs. Oscar Levan beat Mrs. Walter McFadden 3 and 2. Mrs. Custard Simouhiev defeated Mrs. Jack Roth 3 and 2. Mrs. Vena Friedlander beat Mrs. A B Portman 1 up in twenty holes. Mrs. Lewis Crosley defeated Mrs. Howard Cordes 4 and 3.
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Walter Pritz
Henry Frost
B. Gilmore
Charles Elliott
R. J. Link
Katherine Miler
Oscar Levan
Walter McFadden
Custard Simouhiev
Jack Roth
Vena Friedlander
A. B. Portman
Lewis Crosley
Howard Cordes
Miller and Krippendorf meet in semifinal clash
In the Senior Tournament Miller defeated Filbert 4 and 3 and Krippendorf beat Archiesh 2 up to set up a semifinal. Field beat Macklefresh 4 and 2 and Edwards beat Willard by default. Kirgen and Clarke won in the second division, with pairings listed for today.
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H.C. Miller
C. B. Filbert
Krippendorf
Archiesh
R. E. Field
John Macklefresh
George Edwards
Willard
J. W. Kirgen
W. C. McMahon
James I. Clarke
Frank Mills
Singer Beats Petrone In Ten Round Bronx Bout
New York June 26 Al Singer the Bronx lightweight won an easy decision over Dominic Petrone in ten rounds at the Queensboro arena tonight. Singer led throughout and seized control early.
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Victor
New York
al Singer
Dominic Petrone
Queensboro Arena
Western League timely results and postponements
In a long 12 inning game Oinabe defeated Tulsa 8 to 2. Oklahoma City plays Des Moines in a postponed double header due to rain. Wichita beat Denver 8 to 3 and Topeka edged Pueblo 8 to 7 in the other action.
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Macks Stretch Fifth Straight With 6–5 Win Over Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics take fifth consecutive win by edging the Boston Red Sox 6 to 5 as Bing Miller extends a 27-game hitting streak with a single and a double. Williams homers in the first inning and Foxx adds his 14th homer as Boston narrows late.
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Jimmy Foxx
Browns Tie Yankee Rival With 6-2 Win In St Louis
Browns beat the Indians 6 to 2 in St Louis to pull within a half game of the Yankees. Scoring featured runs from Schang Fonseca Porter and Averill with solid hitting by O’Rourke and Blue. Pitchers Hudlin and Collins split the mound duties as Cleveland left seven on base.
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White Sox rally past Tigers in final game 5-3
In Detroit June 25 the White Sox broke a tie with a decisive ninth inning burst to defeat the Tigers 5 to 3, after Detroit won the earlier two games. Cissell Shires Reynolds Alexander and Watwood fueled Chicago with key hits as Heilmann and Kamm contributed for Detroit in a tight contest.
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Yankees split doubleheader with Senators as Pennock shines
In Washington on June 26 the Yankees won the second game 4 to 3 to complete a doubleheader split after taking the first 7 to 0. Pitcher Herb Pennock delivered his best performance of the season to blank the Senators in the finale.
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New York
Yankees
Herb Pennock
Senators
Youthful Briton Shines In British Play On Court
At Wimbledon June 26 Bunny Austin, a young Britain star, defeated Jacques Brugnon in straight sets 6-3 6-4 6-0 to solidify his status as England's leading tennis hope. Other results include Christian Foussus beating Wilbur Coen 6-1 10-8 7-4 and strong showings by Tilden, Wills, Aussem, Sutton Bundy, and Jacobs in various matches.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Jacques Brugnon
Francis T. Hunter
H. W
Bunny” Austin
England
Wilbur Coen
Christian Foussus
France
George van Ryn
Edith Cross
Frank Hunter
Bill Tilden
Helen Wills
D. Préenn
Mrs. Schromburgh
Fraulein Aussem
Germany
Molla Mallory
May Sutton Bundy
Trude Harvey
Willer Allison
John Hennessey
Baker Beats Levine in Ten Round Bout at Dexter Park
New York June 26 Sergt Sammy Baker defeated Georgie Levine in a ten round fight at Dexter Park. Baker delivered a severe beating but could not floor Levine. Weights were Baker 148 Levine 150 1 2 percent?
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Levine
New York
Sammy Baker
Soldier Battler
Georgie Levine
Dexter Park
McGraw and Foreman Draw in Montreal Lightweight Bout
Detroit lightweight Phil McGraw and Canadian 135-pound champion Al Foreman fought ten rounds to a draw in the main bout at the Forum in Montreal.
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Phil McGraw
Detroit
al Foreman
Forum
Schedule of National and American League Games Today
National League games feature Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, and Chicago at St. Louis. American League matches include Washington at Boston, St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, and New York at Philadelphia. Also American Association doubleheaders Louisville at Columbus, Milwaukee at Minneapolis, Kansas City at St. Paul, and Indianapolis at Toledo.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Highlights
Yesterday’s results list Cincinnati over Pittsburgh 6 to 4 and Philadelphia 6 to 0 with Boston. New York edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 while New York beat Washington 7 to 0. Chicago defeated Detroit 5 to 3. Philadelphia won 6 to 5 over Boston as St. Louis beat Cleveland 6 to 2.
Dugan Beats Dundee In Torrid Tacoma Bout For Verdict
In a front page junior lightweight clash at the Tacoma Bowl, Jackie Dugan of Louisville edged Mike Dundee of Rock Island after ten hot rounds. The crowd roared as Dugan used precise short hooks and held the edge at long range, opening a cut on Dundee and keeping constant pressure throughout.
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Dundee
Tacoma Ring
Victor
Bob Newhall
Jackie Dugan
Louisville
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Charlie Scheyer
Dundee Dugar
Optic
Mike
Howard Mitchell
Kayo Borchan
Newark
S Borchan
Howard
Brown
Kayo
Jimmy Brown
Phil Walters
Terre Haute
Walters
Jess McMurtry
Charlie Court
Mike Mulligan
Melvin Benkett
Charlie Bolton
Chuck Ewing
Sixth Street
Paulino Schmeling Duel For Charity At Yankee Stadium
Edward J. Neil covers a heavyweight bout set for June 26 in New York between Max Schmeling and Paulino Uzcudun at the Yankee Stadium ball yard. The fifteen round charity fight backs Hearst milk fund and could lead to a shot at Gene Tunney's vacant title, with Sharkey as potential September foe.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Paulino Uzcudun
Max Schmeling
Teutonic
Jack Dempsey
James J. Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
New York Yankees
Gene Tunney
Jack Sharkey
William R. Hearst
Schmeling
Paulino
Intercollegiate women’s tennis semi finals reach at Longwood
The first intercollegiate women’s tennis tournament in the United States advances to the semi finals at Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline.Top seed Marjorie Gladman USC defeats Fan ny Curtis Smith 6-0 6-2. Dorrance Chase Simmons upsets Polly Palfrey Brookline 6-1 6-1. Radcliffe’s Marjorie Sachs beats Nancy Jaynes Vassar 6-2 3-6 6-4 and Louise Slocum Radcliffe defeats Nancy Brigham Vassar 6-1 6-3.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
Marjorie Gladman
University of Southern California
Fanny Curtis
Smith College
Dorrance Chase
Simmons
Polly Palfrey
Smith
Marjorie Sachs
Radcliffe
Nancy Jaynes
Vassar
Louise Slocum
Nancy Brigham
Pacific Coast League Scores and Standings Snapshot
The report lists game outcomes for the Pacific Coast League with Missions 18 over Hollywood 4, Oakland 10 over Portland 6, Los Angeles 4 over San Francisco 6, Sacramento 6, Seattle 8 in 13 innings, indicating a late extra inning result among teams.
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Missions
Hollywood
Oakland
Portland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sacramento
Seattle
Keller Prepares To Leave Toledo For Cincinnati Bout
Keller known as the Toledo Wildcat and Ohio state bantamweight champion broke camp at Toledo early today to travel to Cincinnati for a ten round bout with Freddie Miller Greater Cincinnati's featherweight champion at Redland Field Monday. Reports say Keller finished serious training for the fight with Miller today and his road work and outdoor boxing have tanned him to a nut brown.
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Babe Keller
Toledo Wildcat
Toledo
Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
Greater Cincinnati
Redland Field
Keller
Miller
Lake
Carnera Wins European Ultra-Heavyweight Title
Primo Carnera, an Italian boxer six feet ten and 265 pounds, defeated Jack Humbeck of Belgium by knockout in the sixth round of a ten round bout to claim the European ultra heavy weight championship in Paris.
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K. O
Paris
Primo Carnera
Europe
Jack Humbeck
Belgium
Redland Field Twilight Game Tonight
Two fast semi pro teams meet at Redland Field this evening at 5 30 o clock as the Cincinnati Royal Giants face the Lexington Heavy Hitters, one of Central Kentucky s top clubs, in a twilight matchup.
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Redland Field
Cincinnati Royal Giants
Lexington Heavy Hitters
Kentucky
International League Scores Snapshot
Newark beat Toronto 6 to 5 and Montreal routed Reading 4 to 0. Jersey City won 3 to 1 while Buffalo slipped 3 to 6 as Rochester and Baltimore tussled to a 9 to 9 draw.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Reading
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Giants Erase Brooklyn Jinx In 11 Inning Victory
New York Giants shade Brooklyn 3 to 2 in eleven innings as Jack Scott drives in the winning run after a controversial fourth inning ejection of Carl Mays, with Dazzy Vance allowing three runs over eleven for the Dodgers.
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Scott
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Phillies Sweep Braves In Doubleheader At Boston
Philadelphia pitcher Claude Willoughby spun a two game win at Boston as the Phillies defeated the Braves 6-0 in the opener and 2-1 in the nightcap. The twin bill moved Philadelphia back into sixth place in the standings.
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Phillies
Braves
Claude Willoughby
Kay Benge
National Open to Begin Today
National Open starts at 8:30 a m with 148 top professionals and amateurs facing a 72 hole grind. Notables practicing include Gene Sarazen and Jimmy Johnston while Leo Diegel shows improvement with a 70 in practice and Bobby Jones rests on the putting green.
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Mamoroneck
N. Y
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Ruddy and Cook Reach Second Round in Kentucky Amateur
Louisville June 26 Milt Cook of Twin Oaks and Nelson Ruddy of Ft. Mitchell advanced to the second round of the Kentucky amateur tourney. Cook defeated Hen Culbertson 4 and 3 while Ruddy beat Ken Larmee after a 20th hole. Next Cook faces W P Cummock and Ruddy meets Ward Hillerich. Darwin Stapp and A V Stezeman won their second flight matches.
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Commercial Tribune
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Milt Cook
Twin Oaks
Nelson Ruddy
Ft. Mitchell
Hen Culbertson
Hugh Stewart
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Ted Ottman
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Darwin Stapp
A. V. Stezeman
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Reds Upset Pirates In Six to Four Tilt At Latonia
Jack Hendricks's last place Reds staged a rare uprising to beat the first place Pirates 6 to 4 at Latonia. Senor Luque pitched well, Waner homered, Grantham collected two triples and a double for Pittsburgh while Kremer, Swetonic and Hill spent the later innings on the mound for the Pirates.
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Sarpolis Set to Challenge Evko in Redland Field Match
Promoters match Dr Carl Sarpolis with John Evko as added attraction to Singh-Matsuda bout at Redland Field Friday night. Evko has dominated heavyweights, while Sarpolis brings speed and power to test the Chicago standout. Other bouts feature George Gable vs Billy Hallas and Hugh Nichols moving up to light heavyweights against Al Krasiek.
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Chicago
George Gable
Cincinnati
Billy Hallas
Queen City
Hugh Nichols
al Krasiek
Clines Fails in College Golf Tourney Debut
Bill Clines of St Xavier College is eliminated in the first round of the national collegiate golf championship at Deal New Jersey defeated by F P Hersey of Princeton 6 and 5 Hersey progresses to meet Lester Bolstad of Minnesota in the second round and quarterfinal pairings include J A Reger Princeton versus Fred Bannerot Yale Marshall Forrest Yale versus Don Moe Oregon Maurice McCarthy Jr Georgetown defending champion versus Tommy Aycock Yale and Lester Bolstad Minnesota versus John G Jones Yale
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St. Xavier College
Deal
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Associated Press
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Minnesota
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Fred Bannerot
Yale
Marshall Forrest
Don Moe
Oregon
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Georgetown
Tommy Aycock
John G. Jones
Eastern League standings tease with city teams listed
Eastern League records show Hartford 11-10 Allentown 9-2 Springfield 7-1 Albany 5-5 Providence 9-4 Bridgeport 6-6 Pittsfield 2 New Haven 0. The snippet outlines team positions and win loss tallies across divisions.
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Albany
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Waner’s late surge tests Luque’s glove in the inning
P Waner sparked a dramatic fourth inning with a scorching rally that nearly tore Luque’s glove apart. After tending to his burned fingers, the Cuban returned to the field to continue his impact.
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Fielding gem turns double play in fourth inning
Cruz snags a sharp fielding gem in the fourth as the poison brothers occupy first and third with no outs. Tray Nor’s hopper to Hughie becomes a double play, preserving Lloyd on third.
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Gooch's Perfect Throw Nets Gratham in Second
Gooch made a perfect throw to rail Grantham on an attempted steal in the second. Critz fielded the ball on the run as the sorrel tops his team to step ahead with a key defensive play.
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Hurray for Dolf Sends Pittsburgh Past Cincinnati
Hurray for Dolf batted for Hargreaves in the seventh and for Hill in the ninth. Waner hit a home run and Grantham added two three base hits. Cincinnati outhit Pittsburgh but left seven on base as Kremer took the loss in five innings.
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Godfrey Defeats Wiggins by TKO in Seventh Round
George Godfrey heavyweight contender defeated Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis by technical knockout in the seventh round of a twelve round bout in Cleveland. Godfrey weighed 239 pounds against Wiggins at 194. The June 26 show highlighted Godfrey's reach and power in a decisive victory.
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George Godfrey
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Texas League Scores Include Houston Victory Over Dallas
Houston defeated Dallas 4 to 1 while Wichita Falls beat San Antonio 10 to 6 Shreveport won 3 to 2 over Beaumont and Ft Worth edged Waco 8 to 2 in Texas League action.
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Evansville FYE League Scores Edge Springfield
Evansville 8 def Springfield 4 as Decatur blanked Bloomington 5 to 0 and Danville beat Peoria 3 to 2 while Quincy defeated Terre Haute 4 to 0.
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