Eighth Breaks Camp Sets New Return March Record
Special from Peekskill describes the Eighth’s return to Camp Townsend after Mohegan drill with record timing and precise marching. The battery achieved exemplary scores at target practice, while officers received cheers and cigars from Gen. Roe. Gov. Odell expected to visit. Brig. Gen. Smith's brigade oversees Seventh, Eighth, and First Battery duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Camp Townsend
Peekskill
Monegan
Reveille
Lexington Avenue
van Cortlandtville
Annsville Creek
Charles H. Ross
Camp Roe
Roe
Wendel
O' Donohue
Carnochan
Old Soldier Arrested in Coyle Murder Case
William O Neill aged sixty a Civil War veteran and noted criminal was arrested at 415 Canal Street by Captain Foody on suspicion in the murder of Patrick Coyle found dying with a severed jugular at the Hickory Café. His nephew James O Neill age 22 was also arrested. Coroner Zucca later discharged the younger man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Neil
Grand Army of the Republic
Rogues’ Gallery
Canal Street
Foody
Macdougal Street
Patrick Coyle
Coyle
Ninth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
James O'Neill
John Hampson
O’neills
Brann
Jefferson Market
O’neill
Mamie Towars
Renwick Street
Carlin
West Twentieth Street
Zucca
O'Neill
Marie Dressler Files Bankruptcy Petition
Actress Marie Dressler presented a bankruptcy petition at the U S District Court clerk’s office aided by attorney Emanuel Friend. Debts are listed around 14000 with only 12 cash in bank. costs, borrowed money and back salaries tied to Miss Priant and related claims. The petition faced a filing defect but is expected to be filed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Marie Dressler
Emanuel Friend
Miss Dressler
Miss Priant ” Company
Captain John D Herlihy Held for Trial
Captain John D Herlihy was held by Magistrate Cornell in Harlem Police Court for trial in the Court of Special Sessions. Bail set at 500 dollars, furnished by Bowery restaurant keeper Michael Lyons, a friend of the Captain and Deputy Commissioner Devery. The holding was anticipated by the magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Herlihy
Cornell
Harlem
Court of Special Sessions
Michael Lyons
Bowery
Devery
Herlihy
Bicycle Racers Among Police Appointments
At headquarters yesterday morning officials noted several new policemen known for speed. Leonard Crozier was identified as six day racer Frank Albert and Charles M. Murphy, nicknamed Mile-a-minute Murphy, will likely compete for laps and desks. Murphy once rode a mile paced by a locomotive on the Long Island Railroad in a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Crozier
Frank Albert
Charles M. Murphy
Murphy
Epets
Women golfers open three day Essex County Club event
Thirty seven players from nine clubs enter the open tournament at Essex County Club Orange New Jersey for a three day event. An eighteen hole qualifying round determines three eight player match groups with knockouts for three trophies. Prominent entrant Genevieve Hecker Metropolitan champion defends Nassau title next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Orange
N. J
Genevieve Hecker
Nassau Country
Morris County
William Shippen
Elsa Hurlbut
Jane Swords
Cornelia G. Willis
Baltusrol
Marian Oliver
Ww. Fellowes Morgan
Frederick Griffith
Dorothea Wetmore
J. Walter Wood, Jr
F. M. Bacon, Jr
Jersey City
B. P. Craig
Montclair
J. Soutter Porter
Nassau
Ruth Underhill
Brooklawn
Florence Jones
Wee Burn
Gladys Robinson
Harbor Hill
Clara Wemple
Agnes Smythe
Scrymser
Ruth Badgeley
E. L. Goffe
Mabel Burke
Edna Howard
George H. Gill
Hester Kyle
Cephise Brower
Georgiana Wilmerding
Edward F. Sanford
Burt Andrews
Helene Hernandez
E. M. Carmick
W. E. le Coto
Laura Brown
L. Daniels
C. A. Smylie
St. John Wood
Grace Truesdale
Jersey City Women Golfers Enter Championship Round
Jersey City Golf Club members marked a full day with three competitions. The main event was the first match play round of the club championship with semi final pairings set for next week. Bertha Dixon defeated Edith Dixon by default while Edith Toffey and Edith Dixon posted notable scores in the handicap events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Edith Dixon
Miss E. McBurney
Grace Toffey
Miss Perry
E. McBurney
John Hadden
Edith Toffey
E. P. Craig
Gross. Hol
E. Toffey
Leesesseeee
McBurney
Dixon
Miss Findlay Captures Golf Cup Title
Miss F A Findlay won the cup presented by Mrs D A Fuller in a final at the Marine and Field Club links defeating Miss S F Hodges 3 up and 1 to play. In W A Brown Cup handicap results Miss E P Searle 108 net led, with Mrs D A Fuller 114 and Miss L Neergaard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Findlay
F. A. Findlay
D.A. Fuller
Marine and Field Club Links
S. F. Hodges
Gross. H'cap
E. P. Searle
D. A. Fuller
L. Neergaard
F. F. Hodges
F. Garrison
State Championship Tennis Second Round At Orange
New Jersey State lawn tennis tournament at Orange Lawn Club completed round two in Hoboken and New York players advance to semi finals. Richard Stevens defeated J P Paret 6-1 6-2 while Calhoun Cragin beat Hawkins Palmer 6-3 6-0 and F B Alexander beat L E Mahan 6-4 7-5. Calhoun Cragin and F B Alexander to meet for Princeton vs Columbia prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Orange Lawn
Mountain Station
W. A. Larned
Richard Stevens
Calhoun Cragin
F. B. Alexander
Princeton University
L. E. Mahan
Columbia University
Alexander
Columbia
Princetonian
Hoboken
J. P. Paret
New York
Stevens
Paret
West Side Tennis Club
Hawkins Palmer
Lawrence Grant
St. George Cricket Club
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
C. F. B. Alexander
Staten Island Women Win Open Lawn Tennis Doubles
In a three set upset at the Staten Island Ladies' Club tournament, club champions Miss Margaret Johnson and Miss Sarah Coffin defeated former national champions Miss Bessie Moore and Miss Marion Jones to claim the women's doubles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Margaret Johnson
Sarah Coffin
Bessie Moore
Miss Jones
Miss Moore
Juliette Atkinson
Miss Atkinson
Marion Jones
A. Bradley
J. P. Atkinson
Helen Humans
Sarah Homans
Adelaine Robinson
E. H. Outerbridge
Sadie Coffin
Cycling events and entries mark Newark area race day
The article outlines Sunday events at Vailsburg board track Newark including two pro events and three amateur races with 100 entrants. It notes the Rahway Elizabeth 25 mile road race on July 4 starting Rahway St George's Avenue 10 30 AM with June 29 entries close James McCollum Rahway NJ. It mentions a Madison Wheelmen smoker, a Yonkers run, and police appointees Leonard Crozier Frank Albert and Charles Murphy. A match pursuit at Valley Stream features Leonard Wheelmen versus Trevoc Club with J Cowan L Wing T Stein and J Jones F Fisher H Hunter. It covers Richmond County Wheelmen July 4 meet at West Brighton with a one mile amateur Richmond title and a baseball game, and Burns Pierce entering the 25 mile pace at Manhattan Beach June 22 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vailsburg Board
Newark
Rahway and Elizabeth
St. George’s Avenue
Lambert
Madison Wheelmen
Madison Wheelman
Yonkers
Leonard Crozier
Frank Albert
Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan
Charles M. Murphy
Leonard Wheelmen
Trevoc Club
Valley Stream
Leonard Te
J. Cowan
L. Wing
T. Stein
Trevoc
J. Jones
F. Fisher
H. Hunter
Richmond County Wheelmen
Tompkinsville
8. I
Staten Island
William H. Jackson, Jr
Tompkineville
I. Burns Pierce
Fast Gravesend Card Features Eight Thousand in Attendance
The Gravesend track hosted a six race program with a large crowd, warm but breezy weather, and several close finishes. Star Bright won the main two mile event by a neck over Kamara with Terminus two lengths back, while Passe Partout captured the steeplechase amid a field of notable contenders and mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
New York
George Keene
Sae Partout
Self Protection
Jessie S
Bosphorus
Klondyke
Magic Light
Standing
Star Bright
Whitney
Kamara
Kilogram
Terminus
All Gold
Banastar
Brooklyn
Ethelbert
Sanders
Demurrer
Demurre
Vagrant
Father Weather
Billionaire
Lucky Star
Tinge
Gold Seeker
Bonner
Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene
Commando
Keene
Charles F. Hill
B. H
Hanover
Constantinople
Odom
J. P. Kramer
Ch. c
Garrigan
Lewis Elmore
Belle of Lexington
B. F
O’connor
Timle
Hesper
Hammock
the Puritan
Roxane
Ethics
Fabius
William C. Whitney
Br. c
Aintree Spaldie
T. Burns
J. F Martin
Br. F
W. T Shafer
Landry
Larson
John Rogers
Charles Littlefield, Jr
B.c
Shaw
B. Schreiber
Weather
B. c
Spencer
A. Featherstone
Missile
Appointee
Athelglen
Easy Street
Tenegra
Lady Mag
Graden
G. Whittier
Smith
P. S. P. Randolph
H. Michaels
Bombshell
Oliver Mac
Dr. Riddle
Marathen
W. Hueston
J. Loughlin
St. Fiortan Everywhere
Harry W. Smith
Onondaga
Bessie Hinckley
Carson
Fred Gebhard
Person
Ch. Hei
Sailor Prince- Perception
Heider
Red Path
Jessie
Winnner
Goldfinch-La Belle Juive
F. Littlefield
G. E. Smith
B. G
J. J. Castle
Eh. c
Gravesend Races Today First and Second Races Listed
Entries for Gravesend races today include the first race a six furlong highweight handicap with Heliobas at 140 pounds Mesmerist 127 King Pepper 125 and others. The second race is for three year olds selling over one mile and a sixteenth with Lady Chorister at 153.
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Isaac Hopper
Thicket
Bounteous
Barbetto
Goldilia
Golden Prince
Anna Darling
King Edward
Meridian
Whisky King
Alabarch
Brooklyn
the Dancer
Playlike
Edwin Kenton
Leischen
Frivol
Ascension
Step Onward
Sidney Lucas
Bellario
King Lief
Heliobas
Mesmerist
King Pepper
Dublin
Margaret
Belvino
Agen Post
Sneaky
Frankfort
Fabius
Donna Henrietta
Cervera
Lady Chorister
Yearling Thoroughbreds Fetch Fair Prices at Gravesend Auction
Kentucky bred yearlings from Daytona Melrose Mere Hill and Millbrook studs sold at Gravesend paddock by Fasig-Tipton. Top prices included chestnut colt by Farandole Jennie and bay filly by St Florian Rose Lady each at 1600 dollars sold to R T Wilson Jr and Sydney Paget. Other notable bids reached 1100 to 1600 dollars for multiple lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona
Melrose
Mere Hill
Millbrook
Kentucky
Gravesend Racetrack
Fasig-Tipton Company
Raffaelo
Farandole-Jennie
R. T. Wilson, Jr
St. Florian-Rose
Sydney Paget
Melrose Stud
Spent Crafts Wilson
Onondaga
L. Elmore Jan
Br. c
Farondole
Chatter Box
Bramble
T. Welsh
Mere Hill Stud
Dr. Ingoldsby
Glenierg
J. J
M Murphy
Seeeseeerse B. c
Siete
Chick
Gieneig
McCafferty
Seeeeeee
Daytona “Stud
B. c
King Mides-Mae S
Wanderer
G. Krauss
Releaian Ss
Elkwood Park opens as Monmouth County club hosts harness day
The Gentlemen's Driving and Field Club of Monmouth County marked Elkwood Park opening near Long Branch N J with visitors from New York. A special match race pitted King Rene Jr Princess May and Bertulous. King Rene Jr won by a neck in 9 394 seconds amid plans to relocate famous harness horses bones to Elkwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Gentlemen’s Driving and Field Club
Monmouth County
Elkwood Park
New York
Harlem River Speedway
Monmouth Park
Andrew Freedman
T. Masfield
Amokin
K. C. Atwood
Goldsmith Maid
Trenton
Ace
King Rene, Jr
King Rene
Princess May
M. C. Murphy
A. E. Perren
Alex Newburger
George T Putney
George A. Coleman
Kimball C. Atwood
H. P. Bennett
P. W. Schildwachter
Col. E. S. Edwards
W. Patten
J. B. Doerr
Dr. H. H. Kane
Nate Salsbury
William E. Parsons, Jr
David N. Wilber
I. F. Wooster
Thomas Byrnes
Halma Sold to Europe for Stud Duty in Poland
Halma the famed racehorse and sire is sold from Charles Fleischmann's Sons to a Polish stud near Poland to head a thoroughbred operation, reportedly tied to Jean de Reszke. The nine-year-old Hanover offspring fetched about $30,000, less than his 1895 price. Halma rose from a Lexington yearling to win the Kentucky Derby and Latonia Derby before a stud career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halma
Hamburg
Hanover
United States
Poland
Jean de Reszke
Singer
Charles Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Julius Fleischmann
Byron McClelland
Lexington
Mr. Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Fleischmanns
Matinee races announced by Parkway Driving Club
The Parkway Driving Club announces matinée races on Saturdays at 2 pm on the Parkway track for the rest of the summer. The first meet is this Saturday afternoon with no admission fee. Members aim to present fast horses while final card remains under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Driving Club
Parkway Track
American Jockeys Score in Lingfield Cup Races
Richard Croker's Flembard ridden by L Reiff won the Imperial Cup handicap for three-year-olds and up at Lingfield Park. Ten horses started. Mountain Buck with P Mc Dermott captured the Oxted Selling Handicap. Vanstella with J Reiff was second and Ricksy Wicksy with L Reiff third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Croker
Flembard
L. Reiff
Lingfield Park
Ountain Buck
P. McDermott
Vanstella
J. Reiff
Ricksy Wicksy
Americans Lead In International Clay Bird Match At Hendon
Rain and wind troubled the opening day of the Middlesex Gun Club event. After six rounds both sides shot 600 targets, Americans 524 to British 476. Crosby led with 95 percent, Heikes and Gilbert 93, Tripp 90. Tomorrow's contest will decide the match with sweepstakes Friday and Saturday and a live-bird contest Monday before the Americans head to Glasgow then Germany and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Middlesex Gun ‘Club
Hendon
Crosby
Heikes
Gilbert
Tripp
Glasgow
Germany
France
Lawson yacht Independence undergoes sail trial fixups
The yacht Independence completes the first sail trial in Boston with defects found. Changes planned include shortening the mast by ten feet and reducing sail area by about 200 square feet. A stern post rudder replaces the Kalyi rudder, and hull cleaning precedes Newport races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lawson
Independence
Navy Yard Dry Dock
Atlantic Works
Newport
Refitting Constitution in Bristol sailors dispute on delays
The Constitution's mainmast splice plates near completion and a three day delay expected before removal. A new topmast matches the original dimensions. fittings for telescopic mechanism to be added. Sails nearly ready. preparations to haul out on the marine railway. Capt Duncan says no Sunday sailing and denies crew discontent. Rhodes hears no crew unrest. Columbia also slated to sail to New York, ruling out a Sunday spin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. I
Duncan
Constitution
Rhodes
Columbia
New York
Newport Yacht Dates Move Up Races for Independence
Newport Yacht Racing Association shifts the schedule for Constitution Columbia and Independence to July 6 8 10 and 12 gaining a racing day. Thomas W Lawson owner of Independence plans to begin tuning in Boston around June 20 and will sail in races under the association.Rumors of sale to New York interests dismissed while friends say Lawson built Independence to race and will skipper her himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Constitution
Columbia
Independence
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Ralph N. Ellis
Association
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
New York
Bae
Ely
Constitution and Columbia Race for Glen Cove Cups
Cup Yachts' first meeting set for June 25 off Glen Cove L I as Constitution and Columbia clash in the Glen Cove Cups race. Constitution, just back in sailing, will be tried against Columbia. New York Yacht Club also schedules two ninety foot sloop races off Newport on July 1 and 2 followed by Newport Yacht Racing Association events featuring Thomas W Lawson's Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Thomas W. Lawson
Weatherbee fifty foot yacht launched at Jacob yard
City Island New York June 12 The new sixty foot steam yacht built for E H Weatherbee of Mamaroneck was launched this afternoon in a informal ceremony with family and friends present Ex Congress man Ward's yacht Carwina built at Woods yard was also launched after mast setting and rigging adjustment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Island
N.Y
E. H. Weatherbee
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Jacob Yard
Cadillac yacht launched for Canada Cup trials at Quincy Point
The Cadillac, a 49 foot yacht built for the Canada Cup defender trials, was launched today at the Hanley Construction Company in Quincy Point. It measures 27 ft 6 in at waterline with 12 ft beam and 2 ft draft, and will be rigged immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Cadillac
Hanley Construction Company
Quincy Point
Irish Yachtsmen Plan a Race in Irish Waters
The Royal Ulster Yacht Club proposes a pre meeting race in Irish waters before the Clyde meeting. It suggests June 18 19 or 20 with two prizes of £100 for Shamrock I Sybarita Meteor and Kariad. One prize to the first yacht home and the other to the winner on time allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Clyde
Shamrock I
Sybarita
Meteor
Kariad
Kings County Wheelmen Pilot Combination Handicap Meet
Professional cyclists gain a chance to race in pairs as a final heat format allows team mates to assist each other. The June 29 Kings County Wheelmen event at Manhattan Beach track will feature ten finalists with five two man teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Wheelmen
Manhattan Beach
Phyle's wild pitching costs New York lead in pennant race
In Pittsburg, Phyle's eight bases on balls and wildness helped the Pirates beat the New Yorks 5 to 2. Strong's superb fielding and nine chances sparkled for New York, while Wagner's homer and Bransfield's hits highlighted Pittsburg's offense. Nelson arrived late and covered second well as Clarke and Ritchey contributed for Pittsburgh. Time of game was 1 hour 50 minutes with Dwyer umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Phyle
New York
Pittsburgs
Nelson
Bransfield
Selbach
Leach
Tommy
Warner
Wagner
Davis
Clarke
V. Hal N
Ritchey
O Selbach
Cool Leach
O'Davis
Brans'd
O Hick
O Ganzel
Poole
Strang
Ely
Zimmer
Chesbro
van Haltren
Ganzel
Mr. Dwyer
Chicago Beats Brooklyn In Early Inning Offensive Show
Chicago wins as they collect six hits in the first two frames and hang on with Kennedy pitching the rest. Hughes limits Brooklyn to five hits, with three in the ninth for their lone run. McGuire and Dahien ejected for kicking as Hartsel and Green pace the offense for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kennedy
Hughes
Brooklyn
McGuire
Dahien
Hartsel
Kelley
Ieee
Dexter
Green
Gatins
Daly
Kitson
Mr. Cunningam
Games Scheduled for Today in Major Cities
New York plays Chicago, Brooklyn visits St. Louis, Philadelphia meets Cincinnati, and Boston heads to Pittsburg in today’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Boston One
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Brown Beats Harvard In Tight 4 3 Baseball Game
Brown defeats Harvard 4 to 3 in Providence as Lynch pitches steady while Brown commits three errors. Harvard would have scored fewer if not for a ninth inning miscue. Batteries Lynch Whittemore for Brown Stillman Clarkson George and Reid for Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Harvard
Providence
Crimsons
Lynch
R.H.E. Brown
Whittemore
Stillman
Clarkson
George
Reid
Yale Defeats Carlisle Indians in New Haven Showdown
Yale defeated the Carlisle Indian School baseball team in New Haven by a score of 5 to 3. Batteries Cook Garvan and Hirsh backed by Leroy and Baird. The game featured strong pitching and timely hitting from both sides as Yale claimed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New Haven
Carlisle
Cook, Garvan
Hirsh
Leroy
Baird
American League Scores Reported From Busy Day
Baseball results list uneven scores across multiple games including Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia Milwaukee with Berlin and Boston showing varied outcomes. Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Berlin
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Crews Arrive at Poughkeepsie for Rowing Meet
University of Pennsylvania rowing party of thirty one arrives in Poughkeepsie with two eight oared shells and a four oared shell. Coach Ward begins training after unloading boats and plans two additional four oars for tomorrow. Ward disputes Philadelphia report of likely Varsity loss and aims to build strong Varsity four and freshmen crews. Columbia expected to arrive tomorrow as Wisconsin is tipped to win the Varsity race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Eyer
Jackson
Hanlan
Harlem
Irvine
Boat Club
Poughkeepsie
West Shore
Weehawken
C. M. Niezer
Maxwell Stevenson
F. B. Irvine
P. Nash
R. B
Windsor Hotel
Fox Point
Wisconsin
University of Pennsylvania
Josh Ward
Pennsylvania
Ward
Metzger
Varsity
Philadelphia
Henley
Ellis Ward
Quakers
Harvard Crew Opens Thames Practice After Travel
Harvard varsity rowers arrived at GALE'S FERRY Conn June 12 and started practice on the Thames. The eight included Ban croft at stroke Ayer at No 7 Bullard No 6 Lawrence No 5 Shuebruk No 4 Blake No 3 McGraw No 2 Goodell bow. Yale crews met them on return. Freshmen arrive Friday night for first session Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Gale’s Ferry
Conn
Thames
H. Bancroft
Ayer
Capt. Bullard
Lawrence
Shuebruk
Blake
McGraw
Goodell
Bow
Yale
Varsity
Brownell
Frances
Derby
Colby
How
Baseball Scores From The Day Across Cities
At Syracuse Syracuse 4 Montreal 3. At Worcester Toronto 12 Worcester Thirteen innings. At Providence Providence 10 Buffalo. At Hartford Rochester 18 Hartford 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Montreal
Worcester
Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Hartford
Rochester
New York State League Scores From Schenectady and Cortland
Local baseball results list Schenectady 8 over Troy in Schenectady. Binghamton 6 over Utica. Cortland 2 over Rome in Cortland with a late score noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Schenectady
Troy
Binghamton
Utica
Cortland--Cortland
Rome
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