Giants Halted in March to Front
National League action shows the Giants losing to Philadelphia 7 5 and 5 3 in separate results as the pennant race tightens with Chicago trailing and Phillies strong. Cincinnati routs New York 5 0 while St Louis beats Brooklyn 2 0 and Pittsburgh defeats Boston 9 1. Today Chicago visits New York Cincinnati hosts Brooklyn and Pittsburgh goes to Philadelphia with St Louis at Boston.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Phila
Phia. Ie
Wen
St. .Louis
Coe
ATA
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Rainy day pause as Reds topple Giants in Cincinnati defeat
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Giants 5 to 0 in front of about 1,500 fans after a misty afternoon. McGinnity worked the first inning with nine straight strikes, while Mitchell, Schler, and Ames helped Cincinnati pull away with a three-run eighth. Spade and Kane contributed in the early scoring, but the Giants could not mount a comeback as Huggins Doyle Lobert and others struggled at bat.
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Chicago
Chi
Pittsburg
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Johnny Kane
Agate
Huggins
Lobert
Joe
Cook County
Reds
Annyway
Spade
Kane
Bresnahan
Donlin
McGinnity
Second
Herzog
Seymour
Dyle
Larry
Ganzel
John
Mitchell
McTeaa
Schler
McLean
Ames
W. W. Aulick
New York
Tenney
Doyle
O Devlin
Schleif
Barry
Jiulswitz
McGinty
Mick
Rae Naes
Money
Devlin
Suits sale offers discounts on kids and boys wear
When Mr. Stock is crip pled, the boys get off easily. 675 is all that are left of our wash Russian and Sailor suits, sizes 2% to 10. Only 100 wash double breasted and Norfolk suits, sizes 8 to 14. The Russians and Sailors are yours, boys, for $1.50 and $2.50, the Norfolks and double breasted for $3.50.
Men’s and Young Men’s Outing Stock Sale Tumbles
Stock from Mr. Men’s and Young Men’s Outing dips after yesterday’s tumble. Men’s suits drop from 15 to 25 dollars to 12.50. Young men’s suits fall from 14 to 20 dollars to 10.
Tenley Hulswitz Huggins and McLean In Baseball Notes
Tenley Hulswitz Huggins and McLean faced Uases Cincinnati and New York in a short game. McGinnity allowed five strikeouts while Ames and Spade struck out a combined four. One wild pitch occurred and the game lasted one out and twenty five minutes.
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Tenley
Hulswitz
Huggins
McLean
Uases
Cincinnati
New York
McGinnity
Spade
Ames
Messrs. Hrigler and Emslie
St Louis and Brooklyn doubleheader delayed by rain
Rain halted a St Louis vs Brooklyn doubleheader after six innings with the visitors leading 2 0 in game one. Lush threw a no hit bid for St Louis as Jordan mishandled a high fly allowing two runs. Second game postponed by rain. scoring details limited to the halted affair and lineup notes.
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Stouis
Brooklyn
Lush
St. Louis
Palls
Jordan
Murray
Shaw
Philadelphia Battery Duels Highlight Second Game
In Philadelphia, two battery pairs faced off as Lundgren Kling Sparks and Doom clashed in a second game with R.H.E. Chicago recording a 9 10 100 63 50 line. Reulbach Moran Foxen and Doon teamed in the rival battery for CUO Sins as a 6 3 000013102003 5 6 effort.
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R.H.E. Chicago
Philadelphia
Lundgren
Kling
Sparks
Doom
R.H.F. Cuo
Reulbach and
Moran
Foxen and Doon
Yankees Still Consistent Show No Sign of Break
ST LOUIS Aug 6 The local Americans beat New York 3 to 1 to win the third straight game. Three singles a base on balls and an error in the fourth inning produced all three St Louis runs. Williams Conroy Keeler and Ball contributed to the scoring with key plays as Hogg allowed six hits over nine innings.
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Detroit
Phila
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
New York
Wil'ms
Keeler
Wallace
Chase
Ferris
Phill
Deleh'ty
T. Jones
TiBall
Ball
Sweeney
Williams
Conroy
Hoffman
Hemphill
Niles
Delehanty
Cleveland 15000000 Batteries Falkenberg and Clarke
Washington 0 19 batteries Falkenberg and Clarke Johnson and Kahoe.
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R.H.E. Cleveland
Washington
Falkenberg and
Clarke
Johnson and Kahoe
Batteries White and Sullivan at Chicago match
In Chicago a battery report lists White and Sullivan against Steele Creotl and Criger. Officials note the contest details and participant pairings for the event.
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R.H.E
Doosstone
White and Sullivan
Steele
Creotl
Criger
Tigers Buy Shortstop Bush from Indianapolis
Detroit August 6 President F J Navin announced the purchase of shortstop Bush from the Indianapolis club for about five thousand dollars. The deal adds a new infielder to the Detroit American League club roster.
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Detroit
F. J. Navin
Detroit American League
Bush
Indianapolis Association
May Reinstate Blacklisted Player
CHICAGO Aug 6 Action to reinstate Player M J Kelly of the St Paul club expelled in 1906 for umpire baiting was taken by American Association club owners at a meeting today.
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Chicago
M. J. Kelly
St. Paul
American Association
Ty Cobb Weds Augusta Heiress In Private City Ceremony
Cobb of the Detroit Club known as Ty Cobb married Augusta socialite Charlotte Marion Lombard, daughter of a wealthy local citizen, in a private ceremony in Augusta Georgia today.
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Augusta
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Detroit
Ty’ Cobb
Charlotte Marion Lombard
Baseball league scores from multiple associations
Eastern League games in Baltimore and Providence produced wins for Rochester and Buffalo respectively, with rain causing postponements elsewhere. New York State League results included Syracuse and Utica victories while Wilkes Barre routed Scranton. Tri State saw Reading and Lancaster win, Williamsport edging Altoona. American Association featured Indianapolis and Milwaukee ties and Toledo a large win. Connecticut and New England Leagues posted Hartford wins as rain affected remaining games. Southern League results included Nashville and Birmingham victories with Little Rock and Mobile in a close contest.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Syracuse
Binghamton
Elmira
Utica
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Troy
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
New Haven
Merden
New England
New Bedford
Worcester
Fall River
Brockton
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Little Rock
Mobile
Tug of War At Scottish Gaelic Games North America's Shield
The Dewar Challenge Shield will be contested at the Scottish Gaelic Society of New York games in Fort Lee. Six man teams compete in standing style with other events including races for men boys and girls and a bagpipe contest.
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North America
Fishing and Fishermen Record Hauls Amid Rough Seas
Despite tough conditions aboard the Taurus and Angler voyage, crews at Cholera Banks and Seabright reported good seabass and blackfish catches. Harlemites on 125th Street and Eighth Avenue shared a total of sixty five fish including a four pound bass. Ling were plentiful at the lightship after England Banks and Long Branch outings yielded sea bass and fluke. Weakfish in Gravesend Bay showed larger size this week with Bath Beach fisherman John Bishop landing several fish near a half pound average.
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Lon. S. Hook
John Haas
England Banks
Foster
Gravesend Bay
John Bishop
Bath Beach
Captain’s Pier
Yachts Form North Atlantic Fleet Parade For New York Cruise
One hundred twenty five yachts anchor at New London for the New York Yacht Club annual cruise. Fleet Captain Granville Kane assembles captains aboard North Star for final instructions before a 6 A M start from Vineyard Haven to Provincetown. The Rear Commodore's Cup race spans about forty miles from Sayre’s Ledge buoy to Brenton Reef Lightship with noted sloops and schooners topping the list of entrants.
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New York Times
New London
Conn
New York Yacht Club
New London Anchorage
Granville Kane
North Star
Vineyard Haven
Provincetown
Sayre’s Ledge
Brenton Reef
J. Rogers Maxwell
Queen
Brewster
Istalena
Aurora
G. Hanna
Seneca
Dorelo
Eastern Yacht Club
Vigilant
Vanadis
Intrepid
Sea Fox
Vencedor
Mermaid
Ibis
Heralda
Christabel
Weetamoe
Motorboats Battle Storm in Huntington Bay Race
A fierce thunderstorm disrupted a Motor Boat Club of America event in Huntington Bay. Eleven boats started the 11 ½ mile course with XPDNC and Den leading before rough seas forced two boats to not complete the race. crews expect calmer conditions and more entries today.
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Huntington Bay
Motor Boat Club of America
Commodore Hoadley
Nushka
Motor Boat Club
Café Des Beaux Arts
H. H. Gordon
Jacob Siegel
New York
Poughkeepsie
Eaton
Red Bank Yacht Club
Scioto
George C. Sutton
Bergen Beach Yacht Club
Commodore Joseph
H. Hoadley
Marie
Aymer Johnson
South Bay Yacht Club
Durno N
J. H. Durno
Rochester Yacht Club
Red Devil
E. P. Thomas
West Haven
Conn
Artful
H. Coons
Keyport Yacht Club
Gobang
Ehearet
Muskeger
C. Andrade
Larchmont Yacht Club
Royal Flush
P. von Boerckmann
Jamaica Bay
Janet
Campbell
Huntington Yacht Club
Den
Boston Women Victors In Casino Tennis Day
At Newport on August 6 the first day of women's singles saw Boston players claim wins. Eleonora Sears defeated Ida Scott, Edith Rotch beat Nora Iselin, and Edith Scott edged Freda Paine. Early rounds featured Sears over Louise Scott by default and Barger Wallach over M Inches 6 0 6 1.
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Newport
Boston
Ida Scott
Westchester
Philadelphia
Eleanora Sears
Nora Iselin
Barger Wallach
Edith Rotch
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
Alice Potter
M. Inches
Edith Scott
Freda Paine
Eleanor Sears
Louise Scott
Eleanor Barger
Margaret H. Busk
Mixed foursomes finals claim cups at Newport match
The finals of the cups donated by T. A. Hameymer and W. P. Thompson were played at Newport this afternoon. Mrs. Royal P. Carroll and Clarence W. Dolan defeated Miss Margaret H. Bush and Roderick Terry Dr. 5 up with 8 to play.
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Newport
T. A. Havemeyer
William Payne Thompson
Royal P. Carroll
Clarence W. Dolan
Margaret H. Bush
Roderick Terry
Two Golfers Tie In Shinnecock Hills Invitation
Well known amateurs began the Shinnecock Hills invitation at Southampton on August 6. Forty eight players qualified through four blocks into the first match round. The leading low scores tied at 80 by A A Murdoch of Shinnecock Hills and F H Thomas of Morris County. C A Dunning beat Fred Thomas 6 up 4 to play with strong afternoon scoring.
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New York Times
Southampton
L. I
N. Y
Alug
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
G. S. Curtis
C. A. Dunning
Nassau
A. A. Murdock
Shinnecock
W. H. Lyons
Mis
Dunning
Fred Thomas
Intal A. Searsocks
Shinnecock Hills
H. Thomas
Morris County
C A. Dunning
Curtis
Homson
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H. Lyon
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Ener
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S Clark
Chase
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J W. Baker
Plainfield
Censee
Adolph Pickhardt
Manhauset
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Dyker Meadow
G. F. Watson
Baltusrol
S. W. Perrin
Philadelphia
Fred Snare
Englewood
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J. M. Thomas
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Apawamis
Newbold Edgar
S. Stearns, Jr
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J. H. Williams
M. J. O’brien
A.P. Alvord
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Smith
A. T. Brice
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F . Thomas
A. A
Re Lurdock
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Ward
R. C
Oo Watson
Clark
M. K. Smith
Reid
S. K. Deforest
Otto Pickhardt
Mahon
Austin
McAlpin
Tyng
Griswold
Parrish
Blackwell
Macdonald
Sedgwick
Robertson
Meserole
Swords
Wes W. Watson
Barnes
Pell
Golfer McLeod Scores 8 and 3 Under Moonlight Wager
Fred McLeod of Onwentsian Country Club Lake Forest completed the 18 hole course in 8 and 3 under par while aided by a half moon. He posted 38 for the first nine holes and finished the last nine in darkness after the moon hid behind a cloud. He used irons throughout and a putter for straightness. The bet challenged him to beat 45 for the first nine holes.
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Chicago
Fred McLeod
Lake Forest
McLeod
Welcome to America's Rifle Team from Olympic Games
A delegation of army navy and Marine Corps officers heads to New York to greet the American rifle team that won the world championship at the Olympics. Gen William P Hall Col R K Evans Lieut Col H P Haines Lieut Commander William S Simms lead the party joined by Governors Island officers Col G S Anderson Col H O S Heistand Col O B Mitcham and chaired by Gen George W Wingate. Acting Mayor McGowan and Adjt Gen Nelson H Henry will attend the reception planning meeting at the Hotel Belmont.
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New York Times
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
New York
William P. Hall
Adjutant General's Department
R. K. Evans
H. P. Haines
United States Marine Corps
William 5. Simms
Governors Island
G. 8. Anderson
H. O.S. Heistand
O. B. Mitcham
Ordnance Department
George W. Wingate
Belmont
McGowan
Adjt
Hughes
Fastest Two-Heat Race Sets Shim Dozen Records at Kalamazoo Track
Hegeway Boy led the fastest two heats of the season at Recreation Park winning the 2:05 pace heat in 2:034 with Alice Pointer second, and the 2:03% heat with Red Bow placing second. Hamburg Belle clocked 2:11 for trotting heats setting a track record. Jerry B. won the Hotel Richman $5,000 purse for 2:18 pacers after a tight drive with Hal Raven. Rain delayed start but dried by car heat, keeping overall pace near 9:09 per heat.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Hotel Richman
Hal Raven
Goode Sails From Akron To Cleveland Club
The Cleveland Club bought outfielder Wilbur Goode from Akron today. Goode is noted for a strong batting record and base running.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Club
Wilbur Goode
Akron
Goode
Seven Athletes Home From London Olympiad
Several American athletes who competed at the London Olympic games returned yesterday on the Adriatic. Ray Ewry G S Dole T Moffit C M Daniels Platt Adams were aboard with H L Coe and Clarence Tippett who did not compete. Ewry criticized officials and spectators while Daniels praised swimming but noted a late signal in the 100 meter race costing him yards before winning.
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White Star Line
Adriatic
Ray C. Ewry
New York Athletic Club
G. S. Dole
Yale
T. Moffit
Chicago University
C. M. Daniels
Platt Adams
H. L. Coe
Clarence Tippett
London
Ewry
United Kingdom
Dorando
Daniels
Committee Appeals for Funds for Olympic Homecoming Reception
New York City plans a August 29 welcome for the American Olympic team. The Plan and Scope Committee forms a Financial Committee led by Herman A. Metz to raise money, with public contributions acknowledged in newspapers. An extensive executive and municipal committee includes Mayor McClellan and notable figures such as J. J. O’Brien, J. Murtha, J. Ruppert, and J. J. Seligman among many others with the Medal design by Charles Diegel approved.
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Herman A. Metz
City of
New York
Metz
Isadore Miller
Atlas Athletic Club
H. Obertubbessing
West Side Branch
H. S. Quinn
Catholic Athletic League
McClellan
Charles J. Diegel
Madison Square
Fiftyninth Street
Central Park
New York Player Wins Bar Harbor Tennis Final
The final match at the Swimming Club tournament in Bar Harbor was won easily by Miss Eleanor Erving of New York, who defeated Mrs Frank B. Kerch 6 2, 6 0. Semifinals saw Kerch beat Miss N Decastro and Erving beat Miss Helen Frith, both of New York.
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New York Times
Bar Harbor
Eleanor Erving
New York
Frnk B. Kerch
Acme Enters Cup Race With New Sextuplet Car
The Acme Sextuplet was added to the Vanderbilt Cup entrant list for October 24 joining Mora, Chalmers Detroit, Chadwick and Mercedes. Cordner & Flinn will enter the car likely driven by Ralph De Palma with readings from Reading factory ahead of a road debut next week. A. R. Pardington reported inquiries for grand stand reservations for the Motor Parkway race and multiple clubs joined the American Automobile Association.
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Acme
Mora, & Chalmers
Detroit
Chadwick
Mercedes
Robert Graves
Cordner & Flinn
Ralph de Palma
Reading
A. R. Pardington
Motor Parkway
Fred H. Elliott
American Automobile Association
Oklahoma Automobile Association
H. H. Franklin
George Pope
Tire and Rim
M. J. Bullong
Packard Company
R. P D. Chapin
Chalmers Detroit
Madison Square Garden Show
M. I. Brock
Autocar
W. C. Durant
Buick
W. C
H. O. Smith
R. M. Owen
Cr. J. Post
Benjamin Briscoe
Maxwell Briscoe
Alfred Reeves
Hurley and Mansfield Fight in Nonstop Six Rounds at Saratoga
In Saratoga N Y Aug 6 the Sara toga Athletic Association drew 1500 fans for three fast boxing bouts at Convention Hall The main event pitted Bill Hurley Glens Falls against Harry Mansfield England a welterweight prospect at 150 pounds under mixed rules They produced a furious six rounds with one judge not awarding a decision Preliminary bouts featured Sonny Smith Albany and Jim Agan Schenectady bantamweights and Lenny Pittsfield and Willie Jones Brooklyn lightweights in four rounds each.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
Saratoga Athletic Association
Convention Hall
Bill Hurley
Glens Falls
Harry Mansfield
England
Hurley
Sonny Smith
Albany
Jim Agan
Schenectady
Young Lenny
Pittsfield
Willie Jones
Brooklyn
Saratoga Racing Notes Disqualifications At Ala bama Stakes
At Saratoga New York on August 6 stewards fined jockey FE Dugan $100 and suspended him for the meet for rough riding on Stamina in the Alabama Stakes. Steeplechase stewards suspended T O’Brien for the rest of the meeting after pulling up too soon on Steelmaker. J E Seagram bought Bouquet from Haggin. Jockey J Lee returned to ride Florence II after breaking two ribs in a fall.
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N. Y
Stamina
FE. Dugan
Whitney
T. O'Brien
Steelmaker
Saratoga
O'Brien
Rufus
Bat
J. E. Seagram
J. PB
Haggin
Bouquet
Kinley Mack-Briar Sweet
J. Lee
Moorish King
Lee
Florence II
Thoroughbred Racing Card with Multiple Races and Weights
The page lists six race events with conditions for each race including age, distance, and weights. Notable entries include Grace Cameron and Whip Top in race one, Albany Handicap with Hawkwing and Joe Madden in race two, and a range of two year olds and maidens across the five remaining races. Apprentice allowance is claimed.
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Gowan
Grace Cameron
Whip Top
Riskra
Chaffineh
Hawkwing
Joe Madden
Stuesamin
Hoffman
Sea Cliff
Schleswig
Louise Bell
Petticoat
Connaugnt Ranger
Robert Cooper
Thomas Calhoun
Golconda
Earl's Court
Monocle
Deburgo
Woodcraft
Derante
Fair Play
Danoseara
Dandelion
Wrestler
Tepone
Ardii
Masten, Jr
Gramsar
Sam Rice
Polly Watts
Sir Thddington
Strike Out
Garacontre
the Pippin
Michael Beck
George Wi Lehall
Lasata
Cotytte
Miss Kearney
Westmore
Maiman
Perseus
Lady Hubberd
Disqualification Upsets Alabama Stakes at Saratoga
In the Alabama Stakes at Saratoga on a boggy track four fillies battled to the stretch. Beckon induced fouls, but Stamina was disqualified to third while Mayfield took the purse over Stamina with Anonyme finishing third after Beckon moved up.
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New York Times
Saratoga
John Sanford
Mayfield
H. P. Whitney
Beckon
Sanford
Stamina
Anonyma
Reekon
Schiltinge
Thomas Hitchcock
Jr H. J. Morris
W. &. Voghurgh
Shilling
Stewarts
Hannah
Shreve
Iy Fort
Johnson
Delirium
Dugan
Ardic
Autos Select Bargain Week at Manhattan Pioneer Auto
Autos section advertises complete factory ready, with a wide mix of 1900s models from Packard Stevens-Durrens Oldsmobile and Mercedes to Pope Cadillac and Renault. Demonstrations offered. various bodies and limousines finished to new condition at low prices. Visit Broadway Mammoth Auto Exchange at 845 West 6th near Broadway.
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Thomas
Pone-Hartford
Pope-oleda
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Pope
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Rumvbost
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Timousine
Broadway
Mammoth Auto Exchange
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