Giants Halted by Phillies in Third Series Contest
Chief Bender and Rube Benton star as Philadelphia defeats the New York Giants 4 to 2 in Philadelphia. Benton shuts down the Quakers with his best pitches, while Merkle hits a homer for the Giants. Dagey and Niehoff contribute key moments for Philadelphia as McGraw’s lineup fails to capitalize.
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New York Times
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Chief Bender
New York Giants
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Phillies
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Yon
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Robertsen
Merkle
Niepoff
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Phils
Aingle
Cardinals Split Doubleheader With Cubs In Chicago
In Chicago on May 31 the Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Cubs. The Cubs won the second game 6 to 5 after Louis captured the first 5 to 1, aided by Packard’s pitching and timely hitting. The scores and key plays reflect a tight contest with multiple double plays and errors noted.
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Louis
Packard
Cubs
Incomplete OCR Summary of Regional Scores
Fragmentary sports snippet lists city names Worcester Lynn Bridgeport Hartford Springfiest New London Lowell with scattered numbers. No clear game details, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable text.
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Wrence
Worcester
Lynn
Aven
Bridgeport
Artford
Springfiest
New London
Lowell
Fragmentary Regional Cities List Remains Unclear
A garbled OCR fragment lists cities including Atlanta Little Rock Memphis Birmingham Crattanroosa New Orleans Mobile Nashville with unclear context or dates, suggesting a transportation or regional note but lacking coherent details or purpose.
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Tlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Crattanroosa
New Orleans
Mobile
Nashile
Baseball scores from yesterday in both leagues
American League results show New York defeating Philadelphia twice and also losses to Cleveland Boston and Detroit. National League games include New York and Philadelphia wins, St Louis losses, and a 16 inning Cincinnati victory over Pittsburgh. Standings list Cleveland and New York atop the circuit with Boston and Detroit midpack.
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Beg
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Cincinnati
Ccccesers
Gchichso i. Cemssertiae
Pittsburgh
City Rivalries Stir This Week’s Schedule
Philadelphia faces New York while Washington meets Boston in key matchups. Cleveland travels to St. Louis and Chicago visits Detroit. New York hosts Philadelphia and Boston plays Brooklyn. Cincinnati goes to Pittsburgh in two-game slate.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Indians Reach Ties With Washington After Win in St Louis
Cleveland beat St Louis 10 to 5 to pull level with Washington for first place. The game featured three base hits by Howard and Speaker, plus multiple errors by both sides. Pitchers included Groom Davenport and Mitchell with a two hour six minute contest overseen by umpires Hildebrand and Connolly.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Johnson
Davenport
Speaker
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Grane
Marsans
Howard
Wambigans
Smith
Mitchell
Chapman
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Pratt
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Billings
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Groom
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Hildebrand and Connolly
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Tiler
Artley
Red Sox Rout Senators in 10 to 1 Victory
Boston bats explode for ten runs as Gregg shines on mound and in field. Hooper leaves early, Gallia and Harper taxed, Walker and Shanks pace the offense with two and three bases hits respectively. final score Boston 10 Washington 1.
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Gregg
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Adrhpoa
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Moeller
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Ol Morgan
McNally
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Lewis
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Judge
Gainer
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Walker
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Williama
Janvrin
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Thomas
Gailla
Agnew
Harper
Gress
Shanks
Gallia
Williams
Mesars
Owens
Connolly
Mixed City Scores From Overnight Games
Milwaukee defeats Kansas City 4 to 3 while Foledo fails to score against Columbus who post 3. St Paul leads Minneapolis 5 to 1. Indianapolis wins 4 to Louisville 2.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Foledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
New York State League Scores and Standings
In Utica Scranton Elmira Albany Troy Binghamton Syracuse Wilkes-Barre results the final tallies were Utica 9 Scranton 5 Elmira 4 Albany 4 Troy 6 Binghamton 7 Syracuse 7 Wilkes-Barre 7.
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Scranton
Elmira
Albany
Troy
Binghamton
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
College and School Games Summary
Swarthmore tied Lafayette 5 at Swarthmore Pennsylvania. Providence Y M C A College defeated Brown 3 0. Bowdoin and Bates tied 3 at Lewiston Maine. Purdue defeated Chicago 20 to 3 at Lafayette Indiana. Hotchkiss School beat Pawling 6 4 at Lakeville Connecticut.
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Penn
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Providence
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Brown
Lewiston
Bowdoin
Bates
Ind
Purdue
Chicago
Lakeville
Conn
Pawling School
Hotchkiss School
Yanks Win Two In Effervescent Polo Grounds Doubleheader
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 7 in the first game and 8 to 5 in the second at the Polo Grounds. Francoia hit a bases loaded homer for the Yanks, Gilhooley starred in both games, and Boone faced taunts from fans as Dan Boone at short. Manager Bill Donovan guided his club to within one game of the AL leaders, with Cleveland and Washington sharing the top spot.
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Athletics
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Gilhooley
Donovan
Baumann
Bullet Joe Bush
Pipp
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Dan'l Boone
Frank
Nanamaker
Hartzell
Ray Keating
Bush
Bronx Express
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Army and Holy Cross Tied In Low-Scoring Contest
At West Point on May 31 the Army and Holy Cross battled to a 6 6 tie after seven innings. Cadets pitcher Saricka allowed two hits amid wild play while McCarthy faltered, Army taking a 6 5 lead before the game ended. Mitchell led Army with strong at bats.
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New York Times
West Point
Army
Holy Gross
Saricka
McCarthy
Mitchell
Robins Edge Braves In Ninth Inning Duel
The Brooklyn Robins defeated the Boston Braves 3 to 2 at Ebbets Field in a pitchers duel. Walter Maranville made brilliant plays for Boston but a ninth inning error allowed Culshaw to score the winning run, after Daubert led off with a single and Johnston sacrificed him to third. Wheat homered for Brooklyn, with Mowrey delivering key hits earlier in the game. Time of game one hour thirty-five minutes.
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Ebbets Field
Walter Maranville
Braves
Brooklyn
Boston
Maranville
Zack Wheat
Jeff Pfeffer
Robins
Jess Barnes
Tavenport
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Jimmy Johnston
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Eason
Bouquet Race at Belmont Sees Triple Crown Edge Old Drury
The Bouquet stakes at Belmont Park drew a small midweek crowd as two-year-olds contested five furlongs. Gifford A Cochran’s Triple Crown defeated Kimball Patterson’s Old Drury with clear lead as illness reduces field sizes across the meeting.
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Breeze
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Cochran
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Reds Capture Long Game In Sixteen Innings
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 in sixteen innings. A hit, a walk, and three errors stalled the decisive rally as Cincinnati pulled ahead late. Griffith powered the offense with a two base hit and Neale and Herzog stole bases, while Miller and Toney pitched deep into extra frames.
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Cincinnati
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Johnston
Chase
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Wingo
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Emstie
Where They Play Today
Richmond hosts Newark, Baltimore visits Providence, Toronto plays Buffalo, and Montreal travels to Rochester.
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Leonard and Moran Set for Ten Round Title Bout
Benny Leonard and Vic Moran will clash in a ten round bout at the Harlem Sporting Club on June 23. The match terms set Leonard at 183 pounds with a guarantee of 2,500.
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Leonard
Moran
Benny
Vic Moran
Harlem Sporting Club
Westbore Handicap and Related Races Card
Racing card lists six races for three-year-olds to older horses at distances from five furlongs to one mile. Entries include Tipperary, Ormesdale, Gillies, Marie Henry, Wenonah, One Good Counsel, Nausbon, Mineola Flittergold, Dist Girl, Magnet, Woodward, Hauberk, Wooden Shoes, Blue Thistle, Grumpy, Riveriale, Sky and Kathryn Gray, Moonlighted, Wistful, Distant Shore, Rankiss, Half Rock and Spur, Carraghleen, Safe Home, Cliff Haven, Shore, Ghetto Tartar, and Gillies with various weights and conditions.
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Whitney
Tipperary
Ormesdale
Gillies
Marie Henry
Wenonah
Fo Upward
Seiling
One Good Counsel
Nausbon
Upward
Mineola Flittergold
Dist Girl
Magnet
Woodward
T Hariem
Hauberk
Wooden Shoes
Blue Thistle
Grumpy
Riveriale
Merchant
Sky
Kathryn Gray
Distant Shore
Rankiss
Half Rock
Jack Johnson Opens Boxing Academy in Madrid
Special Cable reports ex heavyweight champion Jack Johnson has settled in Spain and opened a boxing academy in Madrid with King Alfonso as a patron. He has fought at the Grand Theatre Madrid defeating Frank Crozier on March 10 and Arthur Gruhan on March 2.
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Jack Johnson
Spain
NEW York Times
London
Madrid
King Alfonso
Johnson
Grand Theatre
Frank Crozier
Arthur
Gruhan
Badoud to Box In South America
Albert Badoud the French welterweight joins Billy Gibson's boxing expedition to South America. Badoud arrived with the European title to pursue the world welterweight championship and is expected to fight a Badoud Britton bout for the title.
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Badoud
South America
Albert Badoud
Billy Gibson
Gibson
Badoud- Britton
Wright Sets Harvard Strength Record At 1480.9 Points
Charlies E Wright of West Newton breaks Harvard strength record with 1480 9 points, surpassing prior mark by 44 5 in Cambridge Massachusetts. Wright, a sophomore, shatters all strength records set by hockey team member George Percy.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Charles E. Wright
West Newton
Wright
George Ercy
Overton Heads Yale Track Team Captaincy
John W. Overton of Nashville was elected captain of Yale's track team. The mile specialist held the 1916 intercollegiate cross country title and finished a close third in the recent intercollegiate one mile, trailing Windnagie of Cornell and Carroll of Michigan.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
John W. Overton
Nashville
Tenn
Yale
Overton
Windnagie
Cornell
Carroll
Michigan
Foss elected Cornell Varsity track captain for next year
Frank K. Foss of Chicago a junior at Arta College was chosen by Varsity letter wearers as captain of next year’s Cornell track team. Foss is the intercollegiate pole vault champion after winning the event at Cambridge last Saturday.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Frank K. Foss
Chicago
Arta College
Cornell
Foss
Cambridge
Safford Elected Williams Track Captain for Next Season
Williamstown Massachusetts May 31 Truman Henry Safford of Lowell Mass chosen captain of Williams track team for next season at insignia men meeting. Safford has been on the squad since his freshman year.
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New York Times
Williamstown
Mass
Truman Henry Safford
Lowell
Williams
Safford
Yale A A Revenue Report Shows Large Football Share
Yale University Athletic Association's year ended August 31 reports total revenues of 100 208 16 with a reserve balance of 90 257 74. Football led income at 410 705 52 followed by baseball 40 514 50. Crew expenses ran about 25 000 and receipts 5 500. Track expenses also exceeded revenues.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University Athletic Association
Bryn Mawr Polo Season Opens With Rumson and Coronado Teams
Bryn Mawr polo draws set for Saturday with Bala rivals returning including Rumson Harlequins and Coronado fours. Trophies noted are the Wootton Challenge Cup and the Fox Hunters’ Cup. Fifth United States Cavalry hold the Wootton Cup but cannot defend as they are in Mexico.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Bryn Mawr
BE. W. Hopping
Bala
Rumson Harlequins
Coronado
George W. Chills
Drexel
Robert E. Strawbridge
United States Cavalry
Mexico
Joe Jackson On Rampage In Detroit Victory
Opportune hits powered Detroit to a 7 to 4 win over Chicago. In the fifth with the bases loaded and two out, Heisman tripled. Joe Jackson tallied two doubles a triple and a single in four at bats. Danforth Dauss and Wolfgang pitched for Detroit and Chicago respectively. Stanage and Cobb led with key plays. Time of game one hour fifty four minutes. Umpires Dineen and Chill.
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Heisman
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McMullin
Wolfgang
J. Collins
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Young
Bush
Burns
Danforth
Dauss
Cobb
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Chill
Brown Nine Falls to Springfield YMCA College Team
Providence May 31 The Brown nine, after a win over Harvard, lost to Springfield YMCA College. House of the visitors stifled Brown with their only hit by Ormsby in the ninth. Score Springfield 8 Brown 4. Batteries House and Sermon Richards Dennison and Feinberg. Cleveland.
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New York Times
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Ormsby
Springfield
Richards
Dennison
Feinberg
Cleveland
Baseball Today at Polo Grounds Yankees vs Phillies
Baseball action set for 3 30 P M at the Polo Grounds as the New York Americans host Philadelphia. Admission five and a half cents advertised in a brief sports item.
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N.Y
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Piping Rock Racing Meet Funds Deep Entry List
The Piping Rock Racing Association lists a six race card with 102 entries. Notable races include the Roslyn Plate for three-year-olds and up, the Piping Rock Invitation Handicap for two-year-olds, and the Fox Point mile race. Top contenders feature imported horses such as Corriemony Englebert and Simon Jones, along with strong American-bred rivals. Weights and full entry lists with weights are provided for each event.
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Bubble
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Marie Dile
Plohm
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Skeptic
Thoughtful
All Star
Jack Mount
Omar Khayyam
Uration
Spear Lance
Fox Point
Simon Jones
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Star Gate
Hauberk
Lysander
Figinny
Martian
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Libyan Sands
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Russia
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Stonewood
Worstdale
Allelda
Fernrock
Figning
Iysander
Cooperstown
Lad of Langden
Marcellinus
Raszano
Robert Oliver
Skibberreen
Swish
Syosset
Superhuman
Traditioner
Entries Named for Hempstead Polo Cups Opener
Eight Meadow Brook polo teams enter the Hempstead cups in the Meadow Brook Cup spring tournament set June 5 to 14. Drawings by the Poleociation Committee assign matchups with handicaps capped at fifteen goals and no rider exceeding five goals.
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Meadow Brook I Magpies
Steadow Brook Cardinals
Great Neck
Rockaway
Rumson
Islip
Piping Rock
Coronado
Meadow Brook Cardinals
Philip Stevenson
Raymond Belmont
von Stade
Morgan Belmont
Meadow Brook Magpies
Phipps
Elliott Co. Bacon
H.o
W. Goodby Loéw
New York AC Adds Hurdle Race at Spring Games
Four California athletes will compete in an extra hurdle event at Travers Island on Saturday afternoon. Stanford delegates Fred Array, House, Norton, and Caughey join UC teammates Lynn and Schnell along with Stanford cohort Murray in a fast field. House is noted for potential supremacy in the low hurdles.
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Travers Island
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Fred Array
Leland Stanford University
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Stanford
University of California
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Lynn
Schnell
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Columbia Sports Costly
A portal report by Graduate Manager Harry A. Fisher shows only two Columbia sports profitable this year, football and rifle shooting, with basketball incurring a loss. The report covers the period to date and notes weather-related game cancellations reduced baseball income.
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Harry A. Fisher
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Athletic Association
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Athlete Association
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New York University Names Varsity Track Letter Winners
Twelve members of the New York University track team received Athletic Association letters. Recipients include Alvin Lent Howard Cann and Seymour Many named captain. Class numerals awarded to Reese Schleicher Crowley and Crowley. Phi DeltaTheta wins interfraternity meet with 14 points.
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J. Schhaeffer
Whites Win at Polo Practice Game at Van Cortlandt Park
In a practice polo match at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday Squadron A Whites defeated Reds by 8 to 3 after the full eight periods. Whites featured W Eaton Dr Richards J F Sean A C Smith while Reds included Heron Strong Cece Cram L Snyder.
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Squadron A
Reds
W. Eaton
Dr. Richards
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Heron Strong
Thin Cece Cram
L. Snyder
One Piece Summer Underwear Praised For Fit
The advertisement claims the swimsuit fits well and emphasizes our expertise in taking proper measurements to ensure a comfortable wear. It highlights confidence in sizing and a tailored approach to comfort.
Broadways Race Spots Readable City Corners
A fragmentary race note mentions Broadway intersections at 13th and 34th streets with references to Fifth Avenue Warren and lat 41st Street. Details are sparse and no outcomes or participants are specified.
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