Caldwell Is Too Clever For Indians In Ninth Inning
The Polo Grounds hosted a tense ninth as Cleveland battled New York. Joe Jackson starred for the Yankees with timely hits while Lee Fohl’s Cleveland lineup, featuring Henrick and Turner, struggled before Jackson's late run helped New York pull ahead Mornings. The game ended 7 to 4 in favor of the Yankees with several injuries and a doubleheader scheduled tomorrow.
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Joe Jackson
Polo Grounds
Cleveland
Yankees
Joe
Long Shores
Red Sox Rout Cardinals 11 to 0 in AL clash
Boston ties for second in the American League by routing St Louis 11 to 0. J Louis fanned Ruth and Mays drove in seven runs as Boston bats clicked on Punker Hit Day despite a rain postponement in the morning game.
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Hoston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Punker
J. Louis
Ruth
Baa
Mays
Heston
Hoch
Perryman
Collins Star Against Old Mates
Eddie Collins starred as Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0. He slashed two doubles and a single, drew a base on balls, stole two bases, and drove in a run while scoring another. Collins handled ten chances on defense as Scott pitched superbly for Chicago.
Baseball results from yesterday across major leagues
American League scores show New York 7 Cleveland 3 and Boston 11 St Louis 10, with Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0 and Detroit 4 Washington 2. National League games include New York 3 Pittsburgh 1 and Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1, plus Chicago 4 Brooklyn 3 in 19 innings. Federal League reports Pittschurch 8 Brooklyn 3 and Baltimore 5 St Louis 3 Newark 2. International League results list Providence 3 Jersey City 1 and Rochester 9 Montreal 4 plus Toronto 5 Buffalo 4.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Tiston
New York Ee
Washington Ee
Philadelphia Ee
Seeree
Philadelphia Cere A
Brooklyn New York
Federal League
L. P.C
Kansas City
St Louis
Pitteburgs Eseeveneseere
Newark
I IthMore
Eere Ener
Buffalo
Buffalo Eeee
Providence Eee
Rochester Ewer
Richmond Cere
Montreal
Toronto Ok
Jersey City
Baseball matchups across leagues featured across cities
Detroit plays Washington while Chicago meets Philadelphia and St. Louis faces Boston. New York clashes with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn hosts Chicago. Philadelphia battles Cincinnati and Boston visits St. Louis. Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn and St. Louis travels to Newark. Kansas City visits Baltimore while Chicago meets Buffalo. International League action has Newark at Richmond Jersey City at Providence and Rochester at Montreal with Buffalo at Toronto.
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International League
Newark
Richmond
Jersey City
Providence
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
R.H.E
Sherman
Cooper and Casey
Reynolds
Fenzmen
Seckinger
Russell
Tigers Win Behind lineup Change In Washington Series Opener
Detroit shifts lineup to boost batting and defeats Washington 4 to 2. Dubuc starts strong for Detroit, falters late as Washington scores two in the ninth. Steen closes out, steering the Tigers to the win in the first game of the series.
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Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Dubue
Steen
Hatteries-Hersch and Williams Lead Rochester Lineup
Rochester roster lists Hatteries Hersch and Williams with Koestner Dowd and Howley. Montreal game details appear in stray lines with numbers 2 1 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 9 1 0 and 00161200045.
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R.H.E. Rochester
Montreal
Hatteries
Nineteen Inning Clash Sends Cubs to First Place
Chicago Cubs outlast Brooklyn at West Side Park in a 4 to 4 nineteen inning tie that finally gave Chicago the top spot. Pfeffer excelled for Brooklyn, while Zabel pitched superbly and powered by Sailor’s homer, the Cubs forced extra frames before Williams scored in the nineteenth to seal the win.
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New York Times
Chicago
West Side Park
Cubs
Zabel
Humphries
Fisher
Phelan
Dodgers
McLarry
Saler
Vic
Brooklyns
Mara
Jay
Hresnahan
Zabeleld
Meyers
Cub
O'Mara
Daubert
Cy _Williams
Cutshaw
Sailer
Robins
Pfeffer
Schulte
Stengel
MacLarry
Williams
Fleet Williams
Brooklyn
Ed Pfeffer
Rowinson
George
Sater
Thicagqy
S Myers
Bert
Saier
Abeming
Gon
Bresan
McC’y
Ph'ian
Miner
H'pries
Bresnahan
Myers
Laler
Getz
Pases
Eastern Connecticut Baseball League planned with eight towns
The Connecticut League formed today in Norwich to organize the Eastern Connecticut Baseball League. Expected teams include Putnam Danielson Willimantic Moosup Taftville New London Westerly Norwich. Several college players are anticipated such as Trinity Crocker McKay Murray Georgetown Brennan Holy Cross.
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Conn
Putnam
Danielson
Willimantic
Moosup
Taftville
New London
Westerley
Trinity
Crocker
McKay
Murray
Georgetown
Brennan
Holy Cross
Harvard Princeton Baseball at Polo Grounds Today
Harvard holds a 2 0 edge in the series as Eddie Mahan likely pitches for Harvard and Link may start for Princeton at the Polo Grounds this afternoon. The 3 o'clock game draws many Harvard and Princeton graduates.
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Polo Grounds
Crimson Nine
Tigers
Harvard
Eddie Mahan
Link
Rebels Down Brookfeds In Eight to Three rout
Pittsburgh overwhelmed Brooklyn 8 to 3 at Washington Park as Don Marion faltered. Lee Magee’s Rebels pounded fourteen safeties led by Magee and Myers with key hits by Kauff and Yerkes, while Marion issued several pitchers and a wild throw fueled the decisive eighth inning.
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Lee Magee
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington Park
Magee
Don Marion
Don
Marion
Pittaburah
Mowrey
Rebels
Biten
Frank Allen
Brookfeds
Kauff
O'Connor
Myer
Smith
Land
Griggs
Pittssurgh
Mrey
F'Tohy
Divans
Oakes
Myers
Y'kes
Buffalos Halt Chicago Streak in Doubleheader Sweep
Buffalos win 7 to 5 in the second game after taking the first, with McConnell driving in the winning runs by a two run single as Louden errantly threw to second. Hendrix pinch hits a homer in the second game to cap Buffalo's victory over Chicago.
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Buffala
N. Y
Chicago
McConnell
Louden
Yitcher Hendrix
Bender Gets a Drubbing as KC Beats Baltimore 9-5
Kansas City defeated Baltimore 9 to 5, forcing Chief Bender from the game in the fourth inning. Highlights included one hand catches by McCandless and Imore, with Easterly, Bender, and Owens contributing for the visiting side, while Cullop and Conley handled Baltimore’s pitching.
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Bender
Baltimore
Kansas City
Chief Bender
McCandless
Imore
Easterly
Owens
Cullop
Conley
Vereker
Dougas
Double Play Ends Newark Streak In Ninth
A ninth inning double play with bases loaded halted Newark against St Louis in a 0-0 game in Newark. Groom Plank and Hartley worked for St Louis while Moran Kaliserling and Ramiden batted for Newark. Victoria Club Surrenders Franchise after salary cuts rejected, Joshua Ingham disbands team. league takes over and orders Nye to report with remaining players in Vancouver.
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Newark
N. J
St. Louis
R.H.E
Groom
Plank
Hartley
Moran
Kaliserling
Ramiden
Victoria
B. C
Victoria Baseball Club
Joshua Ingham
Nye
Vancouver
Two Umpire Baiters Suspended by Federals
Chicago Federals outfielders Leslie Mann and Charles Hanford were suspended for three days each by President Gilmore for umpire baiting at Kansas City.
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Chicago
Leslie Mann
Charles Hanford
Chicago Federals
President Gilmore
Kansas City
Cornell Names Captain for Next Season Baseball Team
New York Bay Cornell captain A. W. Mellen Jr. of this city has been elected captain of the Cornell baseball team for next season. Mellen, a sophomore, played third base for the Ithacans last season.
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A. W. Mellen, Jr
Cornell
Mellen
Ithacans
New York State League Results Reported
At Elmira the Elmira team defeated Wilkes Barre 13 to 10. In Binghamton and Scranton games were postponed due to rain.
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New York State League
Binghamton -Binghamton
Scranton
Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
Baseball Scores From New England League Week
In Lowell Lowell 2 Fitchburg 1. In Pawtucket Brockton 2 Hartford 1. In Fall River Fall River 7 Hartford 4. In New Haven New Haven 8 Taunton 5.
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New England’ League
Lowell -Lowell
Fitchburg
Colonial League
Pawtucket
Brockton
Fall River
Hartford
New Haven
Taunton
Marquard Wins Own Game With Hit
New York defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 1 as Rube Marquard shines on the mound and delivers a timely single. Artie Fletcher contributes strong defense and a run-saving play, while Merkle Meyers and Robertson rally the Giants with key hits and a double steal.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Marquard
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
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Collins
Baird
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Merkle
Viox
Wasner
McCarthy
Giants
McGraw
Robertson
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Libert
Doyle
Shaird
Burns
Oh'man
F’cher
Wag'r
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Oviox
M'rile
Mec'y
Libson
Von
St Louis Beats World Champions 2 0 in Home Game
St Louis defeats World's Champions 2 to 0 as Rudolph allows one hit through seven innings. In the seventh St Louis scores on two singles a walk and a sacrifice, aided by a wild throw. Two-base hit Bescher and errors aid Boston’s loss. Time one hour fifty five minutes. Umpires Messia Kiem and Emslie.
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Harsted
Cleveland
New York
Chapman
Cook
Hartzell
Southworth
Buckney
Peckinpaugh
Sweene
Maisel
Pipp
Graney
Caldwell
Harstad
Bressler
Lapp
Chicago
Se_neness
Philadelphia
E. Collins
Felsch
Roth
Weaver
J. Collins
Malone
Kopf
McInnis
Collins
Fournier
Scott
Shawkey
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McAvoy
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Connolly and
Wallace
Roeton
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Lewis
Geriner
Lavan
Speaker
Lewin
Hoblitzer
Thomas
St. Louis
Boston
Rath
Mays
Perryman
Hoch
Itcher
Wagner
Ruth
O O’ Loughlin
Hildetrend
Senate
Mattad
McWullian
McCarthy
Conzerman
Pittsburgh
Wakner
Robertson
Merkle
Meyers
Baird
Viox
Waxner
Pittsburch
Marquard
McQuillan
Conzelman
Mesers
Quigley
Eason
Rudolph
St. Louise
Smith
Hyatt
Cecher
Botzel
Fitz’k
Snyder
Egan
Butler
Binson
Miller
Toulé
Bescher
Bergel
Long
Robinson
Messia
Kiem and
Emsiie
Herzog's Three-Base Hit Lifts Cincinnati Over Phillies 2 1
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Herzog delivered a three-base hit and Wade Kilipher added a single after two were out in the ninth. Mayer weakened slightly late, and Cravath erred on a late elabth.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Herzog
Wade Killifer
Philadelphia
Mayer
Cravath
First Run Gives Cincinnati Tilt to Philadelphia
Philadelphia scores one run on Whitted and Niehoff singles and an error by Herzog. Cravath and Herzog commit errors for Cincinnati as a 9 to 2 Philadelphia win over Cincinnati. Two-base hits by Wade Killifer and three-base by William Killifer and Herzog set key moments. Time of game one hour and thirty six minutes.
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Ted
Clarke
W.kier
Olson
Mayer
Wade Killifer
William Killifer
Herzog
Cravath
Wohitted
Cincinnati
Whitted
Bancroft
Laderus
Byrne
Philadelphia
Dane
Toney
Darke
Seasrs. Orth
Byron
Michigan Varsity Baseball Players Barred for Pros
The University of Michigan Board of Control of Athletics barred Sheehy and Maitley from further participation after finding they played baseball for money and used assumed names with independent teams. McNamara admitted outside ball under an assumed name but did not take money. he was barred for one year and lost his insignia.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Board of Control of Athletics
University of Michigan
Sheehy
Maitley
Wolverine
University
McNamara
Hame
Title bouts at Ebbets Field promise action tonight
Two ten round boxing doubleheader shows at Ebbets Field feature Freddie Welsh defending against Young Lustig with Jerom Leach Cross facing Johnny Dundee. The opener matches Young Wolgast and Marty Cross as gates open at 7 and first bout at 8:30.
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Freddie Welsh
Young Lustig
Sider
Welsh
Montreal
New York
Jenom Leach Cross
Johnny Dundee
Cross
Atyle
Wolgast
Marty Cross
Leach Cross
Madden and McGowan Score KOs in Sharkey Show
Frankie Madden knocked out Al Thiel in the second round at the Sharkey Athletic Club. Antony McGowan stopped Sid Burns in the same round. Johnny Tuserell beat Young Mundy in ten rounds as the main events concluded the program.
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Sharkey Athletic Club
Frankie Madden
Bowery
al Thiel
Brooklyn
Thiel
Madden
Antony McGowan
West Side
Sid Burns
Boase Field opens with Central League win over Erie
Evansville reports the first municipal baseball stadium dedication as Central League's Boase Field opens with a 4 to 0 victory over Erie before the largest crowd in city history. Mayor Bosse tosses first ball and a parade with three brass bands marks the celebration. Attendance listed as 8,000. Cavalry Poloists Defeat Devon. Philadelphia polo semi final Fox Hunters Cup 12 to 5. Zbyszko defeats Havnenpaa in 1 hour 14 minutes. Other wrestling results include Linov over Tigan, Boller over Litoffsky, Aberg and Lurich draw, and Werner and Parcelle draw.
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Boase Field
Erie
Bosse Teld
Bosse
Cavalry
Devon
Philadelphia
United States Cavalry
Bryn Mawr
Cavalrymen
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Hevonpaa
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Sulo Havenpaa
Finland
Manhattan Opera House
Ivan Linov
John Tigan
Mongolia
Dr. Boller
Harry Litoffsky
Alex Aberg
George Lurich
Wiliam Rerner
Leo Parcelle
Hudson Guild Wins Interset Pool Championship at Doyle's
In the deciding matches Hudson Guild defeated Friendly House of Brooklyn at Doyle's Pulliad Academy last night. A. Smith of Hudson Guild edged F. Ryan of Friendly House 50 to 46 in the final game. W. Hart captured the high run prize with an eleven.
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Friendly House of Brooklyn
Doyle
Pulliard Academy
A. Smith
F. Ryan
Friendly House
W. Hart
Paddy Whack Wins Youthful Stakes at Jamaica Track
Paddy Whack romped to victory in the five and a half furlong Youthful Stakes at Jamaica. Prince of Como stayed close early. Libyan Sands and Friar Rock trailed after bets favored them as outsiders. Despite fifty four entries the field dwindled to six with Money on Paddy Whack and Prince of Como delivering the only real challenge.
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Belmont
Libyan Sands
Friar Rock
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Como
Lena Misha
Belmont Park
Prince of Como
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Prince
Prince of Come
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Hands Off
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Warrington
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Kuxton
Man St. Rock
Wayfarer
Glendale
Dinah de
J. D. Talvert
Hurgomaster
Black Venus
Limpreruireds
Joe Diebold
G. J. Day
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Paivickh
Foxe
Mettie Pouncer
Davies
Palace Stables Blk. m
Lilly
Harrys Shaw
W. Parry
Byrne
Noureddin
Chance
James Etlers
Calt Network
Chali
Ifford
Ruxton
Henry Junior
Tena Misha
Giand
Murphy Shocked by Lightning at Poughkeepsie Drive Park
Thomas W. Murphy, a renowned harness horse driver, was severely shocked by an electric bolt while using a telephone. The strike occurred at the Hudson River Driving Park in Poughkeepsie, knocking him about ten feet and causing a brief lapse in consciousness and temporary paralysis symptoms. He recovered and resumed his activities with little lasting impact.
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Poughkeepsie
W. Y
Murphy
Poughkeepele
Hudson River Driving Park
New York Athletes Pick Sprint Swimmer for Panama Fair
The Amateur Athletic Union plans a June 16 tryout at the New York Athletic Club to select a local sprint swimmer for the Panama-Pacific Exposition championships July 16 and 17 in San Francisco. Eligible swimmers from the metro district compete. favorites include Kramme and Sullivan with Bud Goodwin facing a possible special race within two weeks.
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Sutro Baths
San Francisco
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Brooklyn Handicap Weights for Queens County Meet
The Brooklyn Handicap lists weights with Verburgh favoring borrow at 128 pounds for the mile and an eighth, Roamer and Juke Mel Luke at three pounds lighter, and Harmonicon at 112. Four-year-olds Filtter oit and others carry 190 and 194 for Adlie M a top weight. The race allocates penalties for past winners and runs opening day of the Queens Counts Jockey Club at the Aqueduct track.
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Verburgh
Borrow
Roamer
Juke Mel Luke
Gtrembell
Harmonicon
Reimonts
Filtter
Thorshill
Surprising
Pendean
Charlestonian
Raekaekia
Jartar
Gines
Kilkeso Bey
Hapworth
Hedge
Queens
Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Carroll Boxing Bill Killed in Illinois Legislature
SPRINGFIELD ILL June 17 The Carroll Boxing bill passed by the Senate failed in the House when lawmakers refused to suspend rules delaying consideration of the measure.
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Springfield
Senate
Suburban Handicap Stakes Boosted to Five Thousand Dollars
Owners' Fund members agreed to add 2.0 to the Suburban Handicap race at Belmont Park on opening day of the Emphe City Racing Association meeting. James Butler and associates had already set the stake at 5,000 dollars, boosting the event to a top-tier prize for three year olds and up. The increased value recalls the Coneystar Jockey Club era when the race was highly coveted for aged horses.
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Belmont Park
Emphe City Racing Association
James Butler
Alread
Coneystar Jockey Club
Seaton
New Cake Stakes Run At Newmarket In June Race
The New Cake Stakes run at Newmarket today sees Snow Marten win with Ureht in second and Milver Tag third. Eleven horses started, including Flash V. owned by Herman B. Duryea, in the wartime substitute race for the Epcom Cake Stakes.
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Newmarket
England
Slim
Ureht
Milver Tag
Herman B. Duryea
Races at Goodwood Feature Three Year Olds and Higher
The program lists six races from Goodwood with weights and entrants. First race features three year olds at six furlongs including Hanovia and Ethan Allen. Second race covers two year olds over five furlongs with Pleione and Yamrosech in contention. Third race is four year olds and up at one and one eighth miles led by Amalfi and Lazuli. Fourth race for three year olds and up over five and a half furlongs includes Lily Orme and Plantagenet. Fifth race lists year old fillies at five furlongs with Typography and Lily Heavens. Sixth race for three year olds and up at six furlongs features Andes and Tinkie Bell along with Fortune and Jim Basey.
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Goodwood
Ivelyn c
Ethan Allen
Athena
Chesterton
Pleione
Socony
Amalfi
Lazuli
Lucy Sullivan
Tany Fisher
Lady Rankin
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Dervish
Gaineborough
Plantagenet
Talecarrier
Yadopeen
Bronx Queen
Git Edge
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Ataka
Pee
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Let
Divan
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Tinkie Bell
Loat Fortune
Jim Basey
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