Giants Edge St. Louis as Sallee Tops Mathewson in Narrow NL Clash
Giants win 1 0 over St. Louis in a pitching duel as Christy Mathewson faces Viel Sallee. Game features tense fourth inning with a costly passed ball and a Bresnahan score on a misplayed fumble, clangs of the crowd, and sharp commentary on Charles the shortstop amid a damp Polo Grounds day.
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Charles
Johnstone
Giants
St. Louis
Mathewson
New York
Sallee
Missouri
L” Road Entertainment
Gilead
Doyle
Bresnahan
Donlin
Seymour
Gilbert
Telegraph
United States
McCluskey
McGraw
Kenetchy
Mr. Johnstone
Mr. Donlin
West
W. W. Aulick
St Louis Beats New York 8 to 4 in Short Game
Base on balls gave St Louis 1 walk to Mathewson and 1 to Sallee. Errors credited St Louis 1 and New York 2. Mathewson struck out 3 and Sallee 1. Bliss had a passed ball. Time one hour and twenty five minutes. Umpire Mr Johnstone.
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St. Louis
New York
Mathewson
Sallee
Bliss
Mr. Johnstone
Wilhelm
Wagner
Pattee
Alperman
Leach
Holmes
Thomas
Clarke
Abbaticchio
Swacina
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Leifield
Messrs. Rudderham and Emsilé
Pittsburg shuts out Brooklyn in Washington Park clash
Pittsburg leads the pennant race as Jor dan and Lumley miss action. Brooklyn, weakened by sickness, falls 5 to 0 to Pittsburg at Washington Park with Leach and Pattee among the top contributors for the visitors.
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Jordan
Lumley
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Washington Park
Batteries Spade and Schiel in Coridon Moren and Jacklitsch
Coridon Moren and Jacklitsch are listed alongside Batteries Spade and Schiel in a Philadelphia area catalog. The snippet provides names and place references without clear event or action.
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R.H.E
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Spade and Schiel
Coridon
Moren
Jacklitsch
Schedule Notes From Weekend Pro Basketball Matchups
New York plays Cleveland while Philadelphia meets St. Louis and Washington faces Chicago. Boston also hosts Detroit in a lineup of marquee NBA showdowns this weekend.
Standing of the Clubs WA 2a 20s W L P C
The standings list teams with win loss records and winning percentages. Detroit tops with 56 34 .622, followed by Philadelphia 44 43 .506, St. Louis 54 38 .587, Boston 42 49 .492, Chicago 31 40 .500, Washington 34 54 .386, Cleveland 47 43 .522, New York 52 58 .353.
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Detroit
Philadelp’ia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Batteries at Philadelphia and St Louis noted in listing
Readable catalog fragment shows battery brands Waddell and Spencer Vickers Dy gert and Schreck associated with locations in St Louis and Philadelphia. Includes codes 900100004591 and 600008100 48B and references to battery items.
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R.hil
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Waddell and Spencer
Vickers, Dygert, and Schreck
Waddell Strikes Out 16 in St Louis Victory
In St Louis on July 29 Rube Waddell struck out sixteen Philadelphia American League batters, tying the league record. His team defeated former teammates 5 to 4 in a standout performance.
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ST. Louis
Rube
Waddell
Baseball scores from multiple minor leagues across regions
In Scranton Binghamton and Syracuse posted losses while Utica edged Albany. Columbus routed St Paul and Louisville topped Milwaukee as Kansas City fell to Indianapolis. Toledo split with Minneapolis. Williamsport and Harrisburg hosted decisive games as Reading and Trenton won. Bridgeport beat Waterbury and Holyoke crushed New Haven in separate matchups. Eastern and Southern circuits featured Rochester Newark Buffalo Baltimore and Toronto Providence results, with Atlanta Mobile Birmingham Memphis Nashville New Orleans Montgomery Little Rock and Lowell-Lynn-Lawrence-Lawrence contests also listed.
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American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Williamsport
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Reading
Johnstown
Trenton
Altoona
Wilmington
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Meriden
Hartford
Holyoke
New Haven
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Montgomery
Little Rock
New England League
Brockton
Lynn
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lowell
New Bedford
Worcester
Fail River
Golf Medal Play Opens at Newport Club
The first round of the eighteen hole medal-play golf cup event at Newport Golf Club featured Sedgwick Jr defeating Terry Jr four up two to ten and Thompsons beating King six up four to go. Gammell and Havemeyer Jr led in their matches while Moore and Jay won, with the second pair in the fourth set defaulting.
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Newport, R. Ir
Roderick Terry
Newport Golf Club
Robert Sedgwick, Jr
Roderick Terry, Jr
William Payne Thompsons
Herbert T. King
S. R. Sedgwick
Clarence W. Dolan
William Gammell
Stuyvesant le Roy
H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
T. A. Havemeyer
Dr. R E. Moore
Homer Boyer
Augustus Jay
Eugene Hale, Jr
United States Open Golf Championship Details Announced
The United States Golf Association issued the programme for the open golf championship to be held August 27 and 28 at the Myopia Hunt Club in Hamilton Massachusetts near Boston. The event features 72 holes over two days with ten prize divisions. The winner receives 300 dollars plus the gold medal and other purses range from 158 to 20 dollars. amateurs receive value in plate. Entries close August 19 with secretary W Fellowes Morgan Arch 5 Brooklyn Bridge NYC. Players with a first day score worse than the tenth place by fifteen strokes are eliminated after day one.
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United States
United States Golf Association
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Mass
Boston
Tere
W. Fellowes Morgan
Arch 5
Brooklyn Bridge
Amateurs Swim At Brighton Beach Three Day Festival
Amateur swimmers held a three day festival at Brighton Beach with eager crowds watching for medals from Supt. Farrell. The program featured a greasy pole walk and a tight 113 yard swim against a strong tide won by P Jones. Coyle topped Dietz in a close 228 yard swim while O Neill led in high diving. Allen won the greasy pole with Dietz second and Melvin third. Travers won the 25 yard dash with Dietz second and Allen third.
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Brighton Beach
Supt. Farrell
Brighton Hotel
I. A. Allen
Brooklyn
P. Jones
Saratoga Skating Club
J. Leroy
James Coyle
George Dietz
Coyle
E. Dietz
Paul Weston
Parkway Swimming Club
William Geisel
J. H. O'Neill
Brighton Beach Swimming Club
Dietz
C. G. Baker
E. A. Allen
Everett Melvin
William Travers
E. Allen
Gans and Nelson Post 45 Round Fight Sept 9 at Mission Street Pavilion
James Coffroth announced a 45 round bout between Joe Gans and Battling Nelson on September 9 at the Mission Street Pavilion. Forfeits of 2500 dollars per side to be posted. Articles named Ben Selig for Gans Willus Britt for Nelson and Coffroth. Gate split 70 percent to fighters with 60 to the winner and 40 to the loser. weight 133 pounds stripped ringside.
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San Francisco
Cal
James Coffroth
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Mission Street
Gans
Ben Selig
Willus Britt
Nelson
Coffroth
Little Vanquishes Former Champion in Boston Tennis
R D Little of New York defeated W W Clothier a former national champion in a five set singles match at Longwood Boston. Alexander of New York beat N W Niles of Boston after Niles led two sets to one. B C Wright defeated G L Wrenn Jr of New York in a key singles match while Holt and Foster surprised Larned and Wrenn by taking two sets in doubles before darkness halted play.
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Boston
R. D. Little
New York
W. U. Clothier
Longwood
Clothier
F. B. Alexander
N. W. Niles
Niles
Alexander
B. ¢. Wright
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
Wright
Wright Wrenn
W. A. Larned
H. J. Holt
H. I. Foster
Larned
Wrenn
Holt
Foster
C. M. Bull, Jr
R. S. Lovering
H. L. Westfall
G. F. Touchard
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
F. E. Alexander
F. J. Sulloway
H. C. Martin
C. F. Johnson, Jr
H. C. Johnson
W. Y. Rosenbaum
R H. Palmer
Z. J. Clothier
E. B. Dewhurst
H. L. Foster
Women Sailors Win Alana Race On Gravesend Bay
Mrs. Hendon Chubb won the alana race in the women series at Atlantic Yacht Club on Gravesend Bay steering Spider a 22 foot sloop. Joy owned by W H Childs finished second by 1 minute 43 seconds with Soya third. The course doubled around a triangle with marks off Sea Gate Bensonhurst and Fort Hamilton.
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Hendon Chubb
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Spider
Joy
W. H. Childs
Sea Gate
Seneca Sloops Triumph in Manhasset Bay Challenge Race
Addison Hanan’s Seneca won the second race in the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Challenge Cup series. Mimosa III placed second with 4 minutes 40 seconds elapsed time, 8 minutes 40 seconds corrected. Alera finished last. The triangular course of 10.5 miles was sailed from Captain’s Island, with wind shifting east to south.
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Addison Hanan
Manhasset Bay
Mimosa III
Stuyvesant Wainwrights
Seneca
Alker Brothers
Alera
Captain’s Island
American Yacht Club
Oakneck Bay
Long Island
Matinnecock Point
Mimosa iIl
Senecra
S. Wain- Wigeie
Coat Lechan
New Yorkers Win Tennis Honors at Kebo Valley Club
In Bar Harbor Maine on July 29 Miss Erving and Mr. Cushing of New York won the mixed doubles title at the Kebo Valley Club. They defeated Miss Ruth Lawrence of Boston and Howland Auchincloss of New York with final scores 6-3 0 6-4.
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New York Times
Bar Harbor
Kebo Valley Club
Miss Erving
Mr. Cushing
New York
Ruth Lawrence
Boston
Howland Auchincloss
R. Lawrence
Mrr. Auchincloss
J. T. Pratt
Milas Erving
Miss F. Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Miss HR. Lawrence
Mr. Auchincloss
Miss Force
Whitney Wright
Miss Merritt
Mr. Dawson
Miss Lawrence
Mr.Auchincloss
National Open Tennis Tourney at Narragansett
Under the Point Judith Country Club, a National Open tennis tournament will be held at Narragansett from August 10 to 17. A $400 challenge silver cup is offered for men. Events include men's singles doubles and mixed doubles on Point Judith Country Club courts. The event runs until Newport’s opening on August 18.
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New York Times
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Point Judith Country Club
Narragansett
Newport
Central Park Lawn Tennis Champs See Open Rounds
Columbia University players lead as William H. Brown Jr reaches the fourth round after defeating Frank Fite. Jacob Levy advances to the third round, and Russel Brown falls to Weiss. Horace A. Yost from Gettysburg wins to reach the fourth round. Pell and Paret of the New York Lawn Tennis Club win singles and doubles with Robeson and Boggs.
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Columbia University
William H. Brown, Jr
Corough
Ile
Frank Fite
Columbia
Jacob Levy
L. R. Sterbel
Russel Brown
Men’s Christian Association
S. Weiss
Horace A. Yost
Gettysburg
M. Toby
Yost
Theodore R. Pell
J. Parmley Paret
New York Lawn Tennis Club
R. H. Boggs
H. B. Robeson
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
Paret
Boggs
Pell
Robeson
Hower Trophy Awarded After Tough Great Arrow Run
Bedford Springs Penn July 20 The fifth annual AAA tour ends with two Great Arrow runabouts dominating the field as Premier is eliminated and Stoddard-Daytons withdraw. Rettling and Williams drive to a record finish. Clifton will receive the Hower Trophy while Garden fields the second Great Arrow entry. Teddy Dey and Arthur Kumpf accompany Great Arrow No1, a Glidden Trophy winner.
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Bedford Springs
Penn
American Automobile Association
Stoddard-Daytons
Edward Rettling
John Williams
Rettling
Hower
Charles Clifton
R D. Garden
Teddy Dey
Arthur Kumpf
Great Arrow
Yawl Race Series Set Under Atlantic Yacht Club
A series of match races in the lower bay for yawl class supremacy will be held under the Atlantic Yacht Club. Haviland Brothers Sakana, twice Gravesend Bay Yacht Racing Associa tion champion, and Fife yawl Albicore will represent the lower bay while Memory, Long Island Yacht Racing Association champion, will represent the Sound. First race is Saturday with races on August 8 and 15. A cup has been subscribed for the event.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Haviland Brothers
Sakana
Gravesend Bay Yacht Racing Association
Fife Yawl Albicore
H. Mason
T. M. T. Raborg
Long Island Yacht Raceing Association
Harlem Yacht Club Annual Cruise Schedule
The Harlem Yacht Club sails from City Island on Saturday to Fort Washington Harbor Manhasset Bay. Sunday heads to Lloyds Harbor. Monday night at Black Rock Yacht Club Bridgeport Conn. Tuesday to Thimble Islands for water sports. Return to Black Rock Harbor then across the Sound to Oyster Bay. About thirty boats participate.
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Harlem Yacht Club
City Island
Fort Washington Harbor
Manhasset Bay
Lloyd's Harbor
Anchorage
Black Rock Yacht Club
Bridgeport
Oyster Bay
Motorboat Trials Set for Huntington Harbor Race
The Motorboat Club of America postponed final trials to select two more boats for the American team defending the international cup. Trials will be held tomorrow at Huntington Harbor with two English contenders Wolseley-Siddeley and Daimler II arriving to assess the course after marks are reset.
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Huntington Harbor
Motorboat Club of America
Wolseley-Siddeley
Daimler II
Huntington Yacht Club
Kate Nelson Wins Again At Mineola Harness Meet
Tight harness racing resumed at Mineola on the Queens Nassau grounds with Kate Nelson winning the Class C Pacing race over Who Knows for the third straight time. Directe won Class C Trotting. Di recte’s owner Frederick T. Steinway claimed victory in the Class C-Trotting lineup.
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Mineola
L. I
New York Driving Club
Queens-Nassau Agricultural Society
Frederick T. Steinway
Directe
Kitty Wilkes
E. J. Place
Kate Nelson
T. B. Leahy
B. S
C. C. Hendrickson
Donato
A. H. Cosden
Hiram Abiff
B. G
W. J. Minor
Sally A
B. m
C. Hackett
Arasee Captures Crest Handicap at Brighton Sea Meet
Arasee, a selling three-year-old, upset Big Chief to win the Crest Handicap at one mile in 1:38 3-5 as the Brighton Beach Racing Association closed its twenty day meeting under a new anti vetting law. Attendance rose to about 5 000 with a dry fast track and mild seaside weather.
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Arasee
Big Chief
Tom McGrath
Garland
Waterspeed
Queen Marguerite
P. Musgrave
Dr. Pillow
O. U. Kid
Musgrave
Jockey Club
Gilbert
Nimbus
Sweet
Charles Edward
Aluda
Sugar Pine
Halket
Cressina
Davidson
Pirate
Lynch
Jim McGill
Dupee
Paprika
Bonnell
H. Smith
Egret Ee Bonnie Kelso
McDaniel
Westmore
J. Lee
Font
Star Thistle
Lady Swift
Indice
Prosper
Miller
Comedienne
McCarthy
D? Cairngorm
Ward
Marguerite
Upton
Flynn
A. Lee
iAter
Killiecrankie
Reinfeld
Karma
Helen Shea
Lang
Harry Rogers
Loz
Betty Vincent
Timbuctoo
Adele c
Empire Expedition
Kenmare Queen
Donzella
Mobility
Starlit
Ocala
Beauty Bright
Alice Mack
RACING AT SARATOGA OPENS UNDER NEW ANTI-BETTING LAW
Saratoga racing opens with a slim crowd under the Hart-Ag bill. About 300 turf followers traveled from New York. several big stakes were trimmed and a revised card promises top-class horses from Keene Whitney Belmont and other stables. The Flash Stakes offers 6000 added, Saratoga Handicap 1000 added, with other races like the 10000 United States Hotel and Grand Union Hotel stakes and the 7500 Travers. The meeting runs fifteen days, with daily entries listing three and four year old winners.
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Spa
New York
Elst
He Keene
Whitney
Belmont
Mtabe
United States Hotel
Grand Union Hotel
Jacobite
Powicn
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Easton
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Sacandega
Bon Homme
Statesman
Practical
Liump Major
Edward
Turn Coat
Selectman
Chaffinch
Summer Night
Strike Out
Tordellino
Flip Flap
Races Listed with Weights for Three-Year-Olds and Maidens
The program lists fifth race for three-year-olds and up at one mile with weights for Zipango and rivals including D Arkle Tenancy by Courtesy The Mrestier Ocean Spray Sanguine Complete. The sixth race covers maidens two years old five and a half furlongs with weights set for Moorish King Footpad Hi larficus Duncraggan Hoffman Madman Forero St Faisenay Yankee Daughter Clet Constellation.
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Monfort
D'Arkie
Moorish King
Footpad
Hilarficus
Duncraggan
Hoffman
Madman
Forero
St. Faisenay
Yankee Daughter
Clet
Constellation
Spanish Queen Wins Hard-Fought Merchants Stakes
In Detroit on July 29 12 000 witnessed the 108th Merchants and Manufacturers Trotting Stakes. Spanish Queen owned by George H Estabrook of Denver won under the five heat plan with Alceste runner up and Fleming Boy breaking several times. Fleming Boy led early but fell back as Spanish Queen pressed.
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Mich
Merchants and Manufacturers
George H. Estabrook
Denver
Alceste
Geers
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Dean
Chamber of Commerce
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Spanish Queen
Alcester
Athletes Welcome Planned Ahead of Olympic Reception
Acting Mayor McGowan to appoint a committee of city leaders to plan a reception for American Olympic athletes on August 19. P J Conway will convene Irish American Club officials to form working committees while the Board of Aldermen reviews official arrangements. Sheridan and Robertson back efforts as telegram from Martin J Sheridan reports athletes in good health and eager for the ovation.
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McGowan
P. J. Conway
New York
Robertson
Sheridan
Martin J.sheridan
Conway
Americans Return Amid Ocean Travel After Olympic Success
London dispatch says the American athletic team cannot be received as a group on arrival in New York due to many members traveling in the United Kingdom or on the Continent. The Adriatic carried Ray Ewry and other stars from New York A C and the Cedric will take Mathew Halpin and others. James Sullivan plans to sail after visiting Ireland. The teams visiting Ireland and Paris will depart London tomorrow.
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London
American Athletic Team
New York
United Kingdom
Southampton
Ray C
Ewry
A. C
Ireland
Paris
Halswelle Declines Special Race With Carpenter
Liteut Wyndham Halswelle of England declined a proposed August 22 special race in Newark against J. C. Carpenter of the United States. Brady had urged Halswelle to run during Knights of Columbus events, but the English runner sent a cable reply regretting he cannot compete in this country.
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Newark
N. J
Wyndham Halswelle
London
J. C. Carpenter
Halswelle
Carpenter
Knights of Columbus
Thomas A. Brady
Seventeen American Athletes Arrive for Paris Meet
Seventeen American athletes who competed in London arrived in Paris tonight with trainer Murphy. They are entered for the Olympic events this weekend. Among them are Cary Center Cartmell Irons Pilgrim Smithson and Hillman.
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Paris
London
Murphy
Cary Center
Cartmell
Irons
Pilgrim
Smithson
Hillman
Meadow Brook Wins Narragansett Cup Polo Match
Meadow Brook defeated New Haven 20 to 16 at Wild Field Farm in the third Narragansett Cups polo match. J. M. Waterbury starred as Meadow Brook overcame a handicap allowance for New Haven by the sixth period. Lineups included Russell Grace and J.B. Thomas Jr for Meadow Brook and J.M. Waterbury and F. S. Butterworth for New Haven.
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New York Times
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Point Judith
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New Haven
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Russell Grace
J.B. Thomas,Jr
Kiugh Drury
J.M. Waterbury
Stoddard Back
D. Milburn
F. S
Butterworth
Giants Meet St. Louis At Polo Grounds Today
Baseball game at the Polo Grounds this afternoon features the Giants hosting the St. Louis team at 4 PM. Admission 50 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
St. Louis
International regatta heats at Henley reveal Canada wins
At Henley on July 29 the Argonauts beat the Norwegian Rowing Association by a length in the first heat of the eight oared event. Scholes of Canada was defeated by Von Gaza of Germany in the single sculls. Bowyer of Canada fouled and capsized against Blackstaffe of the United Kingdom. Leander won the second heat of the eights by two lengths.
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von Gaza
Germain
Blackstaffe
United Kingdom
McCulloch
Levitzsky
Hungary
Bowyer
Blackstatfe
Leander
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