Lucille Beats Cobwebs in Speedway Match Race Stages
A large crowd witnessed Lucille defeat Cobwebs by a half length in the first heat, with a dead heat declared in the second, as the two trotters battled for the Speedway championship. The event featured sportsmanlike driving by Nathan Straus and C K Billings, and a possible rematch was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Lucille
Cobwebs
Col. Lawrence
Caryle Carne
Nathan Straus
C. Kk. G. Billings
Hear Lucille
J. H. Weiner
Dr. Keene
Daniel
Mr. Gilings
S. Hontas Crouoke
Chicago
Mr. Vikings
Dr. Kane
Dariel
Mr Billings
Billings
Weiner
Washington Bridge
Water Color Wins Manhanset Stakes at Gravesend in Track Record Time
At Brooklyn Jockey Club, Water Color, favored over Bonnibert, won the Manhanset stakes for two-year-olds at four and a half furlongs by a length, setting a track record 0:55. Bonnibert pressed to the end, Tower of Candles close behind. Andrisa and Central Trust also featured in other races as the program showcased strong performances across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Tower of Candles
Bonnibert
Andrisa
Tinge
Jack " McDonald
Central Trust
Prince of Melbourne
Broadway Snakes
Puritan
C. Littlefield, Jr
S. Water Color
Blk. c
Watercress- Sabrina
Tittlefield
C. Freischmann
Maher
M. Murphy
Jenkins
Tinge Wins Tight Three-Year-Old Race at One Mile Sixteenths
In the sixth race for non-winners of 750, James Adams's Tinge, 108 pounds, led by a length to prevail by a length. Robert Metcalfe, Posthaste, and others competed as the rest of the field, with times around 1 49 and 0 35 for earlier events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Adams
B. H
Falconer
Jenkins
P. S. P. Randolph
Robert Metcalfe
Booker
O. L. Richards
Posthaste
McCue
Dan Rice
Kris Kringle
Protus
Marylander
Jack Telling
Chappaqua
Einer
Amazon
First Race Hurdle Handicap at One Mile Thre eQuarters
Hurdle handicap race card lists Buela Lack land Mazo Charagrace Doctor Ak Monroe Doctrine Hardy Pardee 30. Second race for two year old fillies at five furlongs shows Janice The Jade Glennellie Bram ble Rush Matanzas Lady Georgiana all 104 pounds. May Stakes six furlongs features Rikki Tikki Tavi The Rush Helper Unmasked Gold Or Long Isle Trumpet Prestidigita tor Cupidity Her Ladyship 99 104 etc. Ward details include Sylvester Intrusive Peep o Day McMeekin Jack Point Teddy Rochester 108 106 91 88. Fifth race for two year olds selling five and a half furlongs names The Covenanter Hyle Six Shooter Glenwood Fleetwing Lambkin Vouch Historian. Sixth race for three year olds and up selling six furlongs lists Three Bars Keep Time Margate Marblehead Kensington Candleblack Prince Florist Chanler Owas Queen Grayless Gaze Eileen Daly Pink Domine.
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Janice
Jade
Glennellie
Bramble Rush
Matanzas
Lady Georgiana
Helper
Long Isle
Trumpet
Cupidity
Ladyship
Sylvester
Peep O’ Day
McMeekin
Jack Point
Teddy
Rochester
the Covenanter
Hyle
Six Shooter
Glenwood
Fleetwing
Lambkin
Vouch and Historian
Keep
Margate
Marblehead
Kensington and Candleblack
Prince Florist and Chanler
Owas ‘Queen
Grayless
Gaze
Eileen Daly
Pink Domine
Horse Races Across Major Cities Report Time and Winners
In Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Hamilton racing results list winners like Win ter Polly Bixby and Jannie Taylor across six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth with times ranging from 0:48 to 1:59. The day featured prize class heats and mile events with top finishers including Sakatuck Lady Bramble and Outburst amid steady tracking of weights and times.
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Cincinnati
Aker
Sarilla
Polly Bixby
Michaels
Lady Bramble
Outburst
Northumberland
W. Mooney
Sakatuck
Blenheim
van Camp
Mizzouri
Flap
Jannie Taylor
Dandy H
Star of Hanover wins Beaufort Handicap at Manchester
At the Manchester Whitsuntide meeting J S Curtis's Star of Hanover ridden by J Reiff won the Beaufort Handicap of 500 sovereigns. Zanoni with Ted Sloan was second. Tod Sloan rode Veles to win the John O Groat Plate of 500 sovereigns for two year olds with Maude colt second and Patron Saint third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchester Whitsuntide
J. S. Curtis
J. Reiff
H. J. King
Ted Sloan
John O’ Groat
Veles
Tod Sloan
Maude
Patron Saint
L. Reiff
Devon Team Wins Polo for Alden Cup Series
Philadelphia report notes Devon defeats Lakewood New Jersey 9 44 to 11 45 goals in the opening Alden Cup polo match. Both sides penalized half a goal for fouls and handicapped at 24 apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Devon Pylo
George Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Devon
Ach
Off on a Long Coaching Trip
Capt John J Phelps and wife began a three month coaching trip from Hackensack New Jersey they will travel over 2000 miles to Montreal via New York State and return via the New England states excluding New Hampshire and Rhode Island Col and Mrs Sheffield Phelps join at the start other friends will accompany them at various points along the journey
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Hackensack
N. J
John J. Phelps
Montreal
New York State
New England
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Sheffield Phelps
Phelps
Manhasset Y C Entries Race Ahead for Inaugural Regatta
The Manhasset Bay Yacht Club plans its first annual regatta on the Sound tomorrow afternoon with forty two top racers in classes from 18 to 66 feet entered already and a dozen more likely. The list includes notable entries from New York Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club and other prominent clubs across several sailing categories.
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Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Paiute
Bram Brothers
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Albicore
Seymour J. Hyde
New York Yacht Club
O Shima San
John T. Pratt
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Ashumet
R. C. Kipp
Harlem Yacht Club
Hera
Ralph. N. Ellis
Esperanza
H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
Wawa
Reginald Brooks
New_York Yacht Club
Asahi
Lloyd Warren
Pollywog
Arthur Paget
Alerion
A. H. Alker
Larchmont Yacht Club
Oiseau
J. R. Maxwell, Jr
Emyrol
A. Tissot
Edwina Ifl
J. Nelson Gould
Huguenot Yacht Club
Raider
H. M. Crane
Seawanhaka-Corinthian . Yacht Club
Snapper
Osage
A. C. Nickerson
Stuyvesant Yacht Club
J. S. Appleby
J. W. Alker
Robert Baker
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Mongoose IL
Simeon Ford
American Yacht Club
Sadie
B. M. Wallace
Ereeda
George Bowles
Sara
W Oey
Rochelle
J. V. P. Wicks
Denia
A. Gattringer
Dud
G. A. Corry
Et Lee Ketchum
Rudder
Harold Ls
Edna Dory
Clay M. Greene
Virginia's First Trial Sail Off Bristol Harbor
W K Vanderbilts seventy footer Virginia conducted her first sail trial at Bristol Rhode Island with Nat Herreshoff at the wheel. The yacht sailed under mainsail forestaysail jib clubtopsail and jibtopsail in a light southwest breeze and impressed Mr Vanderbilt with her early performance.
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Bristol
R. I
W. K. Vanderbilt
Virginia
Lipton Elected Member of Royal Cork Yacht Club
At a Royal Cork Yacht Club meeting in Queenstown Sir Thomas Lipton was elected a member and he plans to challenge for the America's Cup under the club’s auspices.
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Queenstown
Royal Cork Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Fanning Sets World Record At State Shoot In Utica
In Utica on June 7 J. S. Fanning broke the world clay pigeon record by hitting 218 targets without a miss by 1 pm at the state shoot. The previous record stood at 211 set by Cc. A. Young of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
J. S. Fanning
Cc. A. Young
Ohio
New Yorks Beat St Louis in Timely Batting and Sharp Fielding
Yesterday the New York team defeated St Louis by timely hitting and solid defense. Seymour was sent to Worcester. Elmer Smith debuts here tomorrow. Manager Ewing adds pitcher Cogan from Chicago. Box shows New York 10 St Louis 4 with 14 runs, 27 hits, 0 errors 4 faults. Statements note runs by Selbach and other regulars. Time 2 20. Umpire Mr O Day.
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New Yorks
St. Louis
Seymour
Worcester
Elmer Smith
Ewing
Cogan
Chicago
New York
Jones
Hickman
St.Louis
Selbach
Warner
Davis
Doyle
McGann
Robinson
Keister
Gleason
Young
Mr. O'Day
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Pittsburg In Tight Baseball Contest
Wagner and Philippi starred for Brooklyn as Wagner batted heavily and fielded brilliantly. A Ritchey fumble in the ninth opened the door for three Pittsburg runs, then Kelley fouled out to end the game with Brooklyn losing 7 to 4. Notable moments included three base hits by Wagner and O'Brien, and a double play by Ely and Ritchey. Umpire Swartwood presided.
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Wagner
Philippi
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Ritchey
Kelley
O’connor
Brooklyn Pittsbur
AE Cooley
Oj Jones
Abo
Ely
O'Daly
Bo O’connor
Ysis
Tetaphard
O’brien
Cooley
Daly
Phillippi
Nops
Cross
Mr. Swartwood
Shuffled Baseball Standings Amid Turbulent Season
A fragmented sheet lists team codes and partial records for Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Boston Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis New York and others. The data hints at wins losses and percentages, with unclear formatting and missing dates or context.
City Matchups Punctuate Early Season Schedule
St. Louis engages New York, Pittsburg faces Brooklyn, Cincinnati meets Philadelphia, and Chicago plays Boston. The brief list outlines rivalries and cross city showdowns shaping the early schedule.
Baseball Scores Across Cities in AL Action
In Chicago Cleveland defeated Chicago 7 to 2. Buffalo beat Kansas City 14 to 4. Milwaukee edged Detroit 1 to 0. Minneapolis won over Indianapolis 5 to 2.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
New York State League Scores Across Four Matchups
Oswego defeats Rome 5 to 1 at Oswego Rome game. Albany tops Albany 2 to 1 in Albany. Utica beats Schenectady 2 to Oriskas. Troy overwhelms Cortland 24 to 10 in Troy.
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Oswego
Rome
Albany
Utica
Schenectady
Troy
Cortland
Eastern League Scores at Toronto Providence Hartford
Eastern League games reported with Toronto routing Syracuse 11 2 and Providence defeating Springfield 16 8 while Hartford shut out Worcester 3 0. The brief scores capture three matchups with Toronto Providence Hartford earning wins.
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Toronto
Syracuse
Providence
Springfield
Hartford
Worcester
Atlantic League Scores Across Cities
In Wilkesbarre, Wilkesbarre beats Reading 2 percent to 2. Scranton hosts Harrisburg with a 6 to 0 result. Elmira records 17 while Allentown trails 8 in Elmira.
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Wilkesbarre
Reading
Scranton
Harrisburg
Elmira
Allentown
Freshman Boat Roster Shuffled by Dr Peet at Columbia
Columbia rowing coach Dr Peet reshuffled the freshman crew changing Smithers and Earle positions and moving Townsend Orr and others to new slots. Falconer returned to the Varsity, Weekes moved to substitute, both crews trained along the river with long steady strokes as race day looms. Passengers on the launch included W A Meikleham Dr Watson L Savage and James Irvine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Peet
Columbia
Smithers
Earle
Townsend
Orr
Falconer
Weekes
W. A. Meikleham
Watson L. Savage
James Irvine
Yale Crews Practice Ahead of Harvard Duel
GALES FERRY Conn June 7 Yale aquatic team began training for the upcoming college championship. The Varsity eight rowed in the morning with short tempo work under Dr Gallaudet supervision and an evening session featured the Varsity and Freshman eights with a few brushes on the river Capt Allen oversaw the work from the launch with Brock filling in at six in the Varsity shell and Kunzig replacing Brock in the four oared crew.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Capt
Allen
Capt. Allen
Brock
Kunzig
International Masters Chess Tourney Eleventh Round Results
The eleventh round in Paris saw Mason and Showalter draw while Tschigorin beat Janowski and Maroczy defeated Mieses. Brody lost to Lasker, Pillsbury fell to Marshall, Sterling and Rosen drew, Schlechter beat Mortimer, and Marco beat Didier. The score now stands:
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Paris
Mason
Showalter
Tschigorin
Janowski
Maroczy
Mieses
Brody
Lasker
Pillsbury
Marshall
Sterling
Rosen
Schlechter
Mortimer
Marco
Didier
Mahan Wins Columbia Tennis Crown Over Boyesen
L. E. Mahan claimed the Columbia University singles tennis championship by defeating Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen 6 38 6 2. The victory follows a strong tournament showing and authorizes Mahan to join the Varsity team next year alongside Wylie Co. Grant Stanley K. Wilson Walden Pell R. Kelly C. G. Bandler and L. W. Bates from 1902 and 1901 science and law affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Mahan
Columbia University
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
Law
Mahan
Wylie Co. Grant
Stanley K. Wilson
Walden Pell
R. Kelly
C. G. Bandler
L. W. Bates
Baltusrol Golf Tournament Narrowed Field in Matches
Baltusrol Golf Club at Short Hills New Jersey narrowed the field in two match play rounds. R C Watson Jr faces Archibald Graham for the Governors Cup while F J J de Raismes meets James A Tyng for the same title. Lockwood and Kennaday were eliminated after close results. Cory and Graham’s long 21 hole match ended with Graham prevailing. Adolph de Bary won the Inconsolables Cup in 36 holes medal play.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N. J
R. C. Watson, Jr
Archibald Graham
F. J. J. de Raismes
James A. Tyng
Watson
A. G. Lockwood
Gallery
Lockwood
Kennaday
de Raismes
C. B. Cory
Graham
Cory
North Jersey
Cory Amg
Cans Ce
Adolph de Bary
Oakley
C. I. Watson
Morris County
Westbrook
I. H. Conklin
Essex County
John R
Tyng
Bayard
Sidney Maddock
Crescent
E. O. Schuyler
Richmond County
T. T. Reid
Montclair
T.C. Watkins
Baltusrol
James A. Edwards
Columbia
W. C. Cushman
G. H. Bowley
Jersey City
T. C. Enneber
Ashton Harvey
J. E. Denton
Otis L. Williams
R. W. Candler
L. R. Fay
A. J. Wellington
A. S. Morrow
George A. Toffey
Seeley Wins Two More at Wee Burn in Connecticut Championship
Charles H. Seeley of Wee Burn advances to face Dr. Carl Martin of Fairfield in the Connecticut State championship final. Earlier rounds saw Sandford, Martin, Sanford, Curtiss, Waterman, Pitt, McKinley, Hooper, and other clubs competing in singles, foursomes, and consolation brackets at Noroton and surrounding clubs.
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Noroton
Conn
Charles H. Seeley
Wee Burn
Berkeley
Harry Hollis
Connecticut
Carl Martin
Fairfield
I. D. Sandford
Litchfield
A. C. Wheeler
C. E. Martin
W. L. Baldwin
C. H. Seeley
J. P. Cheney
Oxford
E. B. Curtis
W. B. Cheney
Martin
Sanford
Seeley
Curtiss
W. W. Waterman
A. K. Maritt
New Haven
A. S. Pitt
F. C. Hecher
J. H. McKinley
George A. Phelps
T. D. Hooper
D. N. Barney
Hartford
Pitt
Waterman
McKinley
Hooper
Williams
Hecher
Chase
Wallner
Norwalk
Young and
Sandford
Chrystie
Smith
Jones
Brooklawn
Freeman
Watford
Ives
Patterson
Gillespie
Monteith
Willams
Austin
Hector
Young
Knapp
Leavitt
Jenkins
Taylor Open Golf Champion at St Andrews in 309
London reports Taylor wins the Open at St Andrews with a 309 for 72 holes, beating Vardon by 13 strokes. Vardon and Braid follow, Maxwell tops amateur scores, marking Taylor’s third Open title after 1894 and 1895 wins.
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London
St. Andrews Grounds
J. H. Taylor
Vardon
Taylor
Harry Vardon
J. Braid
Jack White
Auchterlonie
Willie Park
Robert Maxwell
United Kingdom
H.H. Hilton
Boston golfers prep for National championship at Garden City
Alexander H Findley has been in Florida all winter and now plays around Boston. He lowered Cohasset course record to 68. In Chicago near Washington Park, Frank Floyd and Walter S Brewster tied at net 83 for the Yerkes cup, best gross 84 by Gale Thompson. Pelham Bay Park public course may open nine holes in three weeks with a 300 by 140 foot greens. Sixty plus players entered Myopia Hunt Club open, signaling form ahead of Garden City nationals. Notables include Herbert C Leeds Laurence Curtis J F Curtis A L Ripley J G Mauran A G Lockwood and W A Brownell. Women reportedly oppose the rule change in Chicago.
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Alexander H. Findley
Florida
Boston
Cohasset
Washington Park Golf Club
Chicago
Charles T. Yerkes
Frank Floyd
Walter S. Brewster
Gale Thompson
Val Flood
Laurence Curtis
J. F. Curtis
A. L. Ripley
J. G. Mauran
A. G. Lockwood
W. A. Brownell
Hartford Golf Club year book notes women members role
A Hartford Golf Club year book lists nearly 400 members and highlights women led Entertainment Committee. It mentions a practice of women not playing Saturdays at many clubs, while husbands cover mixed games with their wives. Course measures 5350 yards with two 500 yard holes and a 130 yard shortest hole. Officers named include President Ralph W. Cutler and Secretary William A. Sanborn.
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Hartford Golf Club
Ralph W. Cutler
William A. Sanborn
John J. Nairn
Francis R. Cooley
Edward B. Hooker
John M. Taylor
W. M. Storrs
Robert H. Chapman
Lewis D. Parker
Ruth Whitmore
Newman NYAC Travers Island Lawn Tennis Opens
Bright day at Travers Island as New York Athletic Club hosts an open lawn tennis tournament. O M Bostwick defeats H E Avery in singles while Wylie C Grant upsets Calhoun Cragin. Doubles semifinal set for this afternoon with Paret and Grant facing Hickox and Donahue.
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New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
O. M. Bostwick
H. E. Avery
Wylie C. Grant
Calhoun Cragin
W. C. Grant
W. K. Gillett
J. A. Mathews
C. M. Relyea
Hickox
Donahue
L. J. Grant
Bell
Gillett
Relyea
McCammon
Paret
Yachts Prepare for Commission at Brooklyn Basins
Preparations underway for numerous vessels. Halcyon and Vamoose near commissioning. Admiral, Sylph, Elsa, and Marguerite undergoing overhauls or fitting out. Tide and Colonia receive repairs and interior updates. Hadassah readied for trial spin with plans to sail in nearby waters.
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N. S. Tuck
Halcyon
McIntosh
South Brooklyn
John D. Crimmin
Admiral
Tebo’s
William Langston
Sylph
Langston
Frank T. Morrill
New York Yacht Club
A. J. Wise
Tebo’s Yacht Basin
Brooklyn
Maspeth
C. M. Meyer
New York
Eloise L. Breese
Elsa
New York and
Seawanhaka-Corinthian
McIntosh’s Basin
W. R. Hearst
Tebo’s Basin
Thomas I. Watt
Osceola
American Yacht Club
Tebo's Basin
Charles A. Gould
Neaia
Larchmont
American Yacht Clubs
Clarence A. Postley
Colonia
Alberta
Larchmont Yacht Club
Hadassah
James Hanley
Providence
R Lil
Geney
Henry Kreiss
Saunders
Bristol
Tebo
Naval militia crews race in East River against New Hampshire
Crews from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut and Rhode Island will race in cutters on Sunday morning in the East River opposite Whitestone where the New Hampshire is anchored. The event was moved from June 15.
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Naval Militia
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Rhode Island
East River
Whitestone
New Yorkaval
New York Wrestler Draws With Bayley In San Francisco
Max Wiley the national amateur lightweight and welterweight champion, based in New York, faced F. H. Bayley of the San Francisco Olympic Club last night. After an hour on the mat neither wrestler secured a fall and the match ended in a draw as the time limit expired.
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San Francisco
Max Wiley
United States
New York
F. H. Bayley
San Francisco Olympic Club
Cronin Acid-Throwing Case Adjourned in Manhattan Court
At Centre Street, the examination of Ettie Warner for throwing caustic potash at Mrs. John J. Cronin was adjourned. Mrs. Cronin, hospitalized with facial injuries, is unable to appear. Warner’s counsel produced a letter from Virginia Cronin alleging Warner’s innocence and accusing others. Dr. Cronin denied the charge as baseless.
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McClellan
Ettie Warner
West One Hundred and Fifth Street
John J. Cronin
West Fifty-first Street
Centre Street
Mayo
Yeshas
Granville McIntyre
Warner
Virginia Cronin
Dr. Cronin
Boy pistol play causes death of visiting child
West Liberty Ohio June 7 A twelve year old boy Harry Miller picked up an old revolver at a picnic and fired wounding seven year old Margaret Taylor of Troy New York in the abdomen. The shot proved fatal hours later as the weapon was not known to be loaded.
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West Liberty
Ohio
Harry Miller
Margaret Taylor
J. L. Taylor
Troy
N. Y
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