Chiles Up To Form In Second Base Glance
Phillies open strong and win 10 to 4 while Brooklyn and Cincinnati win as rain delays shift games. Fraser dominates Bean Eaters, Nichols roughed by sluggers, and Cuppyfinishes for Brooklyn. Standings show Brooklyn leading, Philadelphia rising, and Chicago fading with Pittsburg and St. Louis chasing. Schedule has Pittsburg at St. Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Fraser
Nichols
Cuppy
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Phillies
Fraser Stumbles Boston as Phillies Triumph on June Day
Boston pitcher Fraser faced a tough lineup as the Phillies beat the Bostons behind strong fielding by Dolan and Long. Fraser issued five walks but connected for two singles and a triple, driving in a run. Philadelphia capitalized with timely hits and a five-run sixth inning.
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Charles Fraser
Bostons
Chiles
Dolan
Wolverton
Collins
Fraser
Long
Delahanty
McFarland
Cross
Slagle
Nichols
New York
Phillies
Cuppy
Stahl
Stab
Sullivan
Del
Iehols
Hamilton
Conry
Omar Taegit
Dane
Meekin avoids NY link as club seeks clear separation
Meekin insists his club stay separate from New York in any player dealings after last season. In the game notes, Tenney 1b and Stahl If each posted lines, with Long 48 contributing and various others tallying. Boston and Philadelphia traded runs, with key plays including two-base hits by Collins and Fraser and a double play by Collins Lowe and Tenney.
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New York
Nichols
Boston
Philadelpila
Gen Collins
Fraser
Flick
Stahl
Collins
Lowe
Tenney
cFarland
Delahanty
Basie
Frazer
Emslie
Brooklyns Beat New Yorks In Lopsided Game
The Brooklyn nine defeated the New Yorks with Howell’s pitching leading the way. Brooklyn built a 12 run attack while New York struggled with fielding, as Dohany and Howell split mound duties. Jennings and Daly contributed with key hits and steals.
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New York
Brooklyns
New Yorks
Howell
Pitchers' duel as Chicago edge Cincinnati in Chicago
Chicago and Cincinnati played a tight pitchers battle. An error and three hits in the third inning produced Chicago's three runs, while Taylor struggled in the seventh allowing four runs. Both starters shut down the other eight frames as 4,100 attended.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Taylor
Chester Defeats Allentown In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Chester pitcher Everson exited after an eye injury in the second inning Townsend finished with solid work Allentown rallied for three runs in the ninth Attendance 2000 Notable plays included base stealing by Hayden Ayden Whalen and Townsend Final score Chester 8 Allentown 3.
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Times
Chester
Everson
Townsend
Allentown
Hayden
Kuba
Ayden
Whalen
A.B. Whalen
France
Groun
Askey
Pire
New Castle Ath letic Beats Penn Wheelmen 21 to 5 in City Game
Spectators in Wilmington watched New Castle Athletic defeat Penn Wheelmen of Philadelphia 21 to 5. Manager Shearer plans another effort to secure stronger teams as the locals felt disappointed by the performance. The box score notes Calhoun and others, with McGuire and Battersby among pitchers, and Umpire Eugene Schultz.
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Times
Wilmington
New Castle Athletic
Peon Wheelmen
Philadelphia
Shearer
New Castle
Penn Wheelmen
Shaieae
McGuire Ater
Battersby
Oy Willis
Duffy
Newlove
Incarborough
Vantine
Eugene Schultz
Great Contest at Tacony Ends in Fourteenth Inning Victory
Tacony and East Falls battled through fourteen innings in Tacony this afternoon. East Falls led 6 to 0 before Tacony rallied with bold batting and steady pitching. In the fourteenth, R. Leeds singled to score Billy and give Tacony the final winning run, despite heavy hits on both sides.
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Tacony
East Falls
R. Leeds
Billy
Burdsall's Timely Hit in Close Lansdowne Game
Burdsall's timely hit helped the A's defeat Cardington on home grounds. Mason Dane delivered strong defense and key contributions as the game stayed tight. The event appeared in the June 23 issue of the Times from Lansdowne, noting a hard fought contest.
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Lansdowne
John's
Cardington
Burdsall
Mason Dane
Joba
Detroit shuts out Indianapolis for third win this week
Yeager limited Indianapolis to two hits as Detroit dominated with strong fielding and big catches by Elberfeld, Dillon, and Ogriever. Attendance reached 3,500 as Detroit beat Indianapolis 6 to 0 with Yeager striking out and Shaw backing him.
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Indianapolis
Yeager
Shaw
Kellum
Heydon
Dwyer
Easy After the Second in Milwaukee Ball Game
Minneapolis faced Milwaukee after the second inning as Rettger pitched easy for the locals while Parker scattered hits. An Abbey error produced one run. both sides offered strong support. Final line shows Milwaukee eight runs to Minneapolis two with Rettger, Diggins, Parker, and Abbey contributing in a high tension game.
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Milwaukee
Rettger
Parker
Abbey
Winning Run Forces In In Twelfth Inning
In Chicago on June 23 the twelfth inning produced the winning run when Gear hit Padden, forcing in the run with three on base. Isbell starred at the plate. Attendance listed as 3 Seo. Chicago defeated Kansas City 3 to 2 with Chicago getting 3 hits to Kansas City 2 and committing 1 vs 2 errors. Fisher pitched with Gear and Wilson catching. Umpire was McDonald.
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Gear
Padden
Isbell
Soves Oye
Amole Hit Hard in Cleveland Game
Cleveland June 23 featuring McAleer and Carey on defense and the Cleveland batters against Amole. Score Chicago eight to Buffalo one. Hits Chicago eight, Buffalo one. Errors Cleveland eight, Buffalo one. Batteries McKenna Spies and Orisham Amole and Schreck Umpire Mathews.
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McAleer
Carey
Clevelands
Chicago
Oro Eee
Buffalo
Land
McKenna
Spies
Orisham
Amole
Schreck
Umplire
Mathews
Lehigh Valley Coal dominates Frackville in pitchers duel
Shenandoah June 28 Lehigh Valley Coal Company defeats Frackville in a tight game. Both pitchers excel with solid support from fielders. Key hits include three-base by Mateals and two-base by Caufielddorf. Price pitched well for Frackville with 10 strikeouts. Umpire Deitrick presided.
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Shenandoah
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Frackville
Bai
R. H. Oa.e
Leccies
Jenin Ds
Leckie
Jenkins
McGuire
Conners
Dresher
Robins
Shafer
Metcalf
Neght
Stack
Davis
Ps Caufield
Baddorf
Price
Reeseef
Prackville
Mateals
Caufleddorf
Deitrick
Won by One Run Kennett A A loses to Doe Run Club
Kennett A A was defeated in an exciting afternoon game by Doe Run Club in Kennett Square. The final score shows Kennett with 7 runs, 9 hits, and 6 errors while Doe Run posts 8 runs, 4 hits, and 2 errors. Key players include Sharpless and Prien for Kennett and E Tay lor and Richards for Doe Run in a tightly contested matchup.
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TIMES
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Kennett A. A
Doe Run Club
Way
E.tayl'r
Kennett Doe
Athletics defeat Pottstown Club in afternoon game
Chester report of a baseball clash as the Athletics topple Pottstown 4 to 1. Voorhees pitched strongly with solid support, while Noblit and Jackson struck key hits for the Athletics. McDonald was called out for interfered play as the game ended in favor of Chester’s team.
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McDonald
Pottstown
Noblit
Jackson
Voorhees
Avalon Falls to Altoona at Waverly Field in front of 2000
Altoona Nation defeated Avalon 8 to 6 at Waverly Field as about 2000 fans watched. Hitting and fielding miscues shaped the game with McCarthy and Speer on the mound for Altoona and Stout at bat for Avalon. The two teams split the series in a tight afternoon contest.
Tamaqua Club Defeats Lansford at Tamaqua Grounds
About 2000 fans witnessed the Tamaqua Club crush Lansford on a sunlit street grounds. The game featured sloppy defense and errors by both sides, with Clinton A. C. later listed in another local report. Special Telegram to Tamaqua. Norristown, June 35.
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Tamares
Norristown
Clinton A. C
Norristown Edges Clinton A in Errors Laden Game
A high error count and erratic defense plagued the Norristown and Clinton A contest. Miller made a noted baserun, Weand and Liebfried produced solid plays, while Moore and Liebfried earned two-base hits. Final lines show Norristown nine runs on seventeen hits to Clinton A’s six runs on fourteen hits. Time was two hours with Garney umpiring.
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Weand
EB. Liebfried
Norristown
Clinton A
Melcher
Busby
Miri Bitten
Bramas
Clinton
Moore
E. Liebfried
Guest
Treat
Garney
Coatesville Wins County Championship Game
Coatesville defeated Downingtown in a county championship game, final score 11 to 6. The play featured two runs scored with two outs when the winning run crossed the plate. Pitchers McCreary and Slattery both worked, with Slattery striking out three and McCreary two.
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Downingtown
Coatesville
McCreary
Slattery
Close and Interesting. Chambersburg Falls to McSherrystown 3 2
In Hanover on June 23 McSherrystown defeated Chambersburg 3 to 2 in a tight game. Yerkes and Plank pitched well for Chambersburg while Hanks Mowery and Doerter led the visitors. McCarrell Dorner and Treerbase featured for McSherrystown with key defensive plays throughout.
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Times
Hanover
Chambersburg
McSherrystown
Yerkes
Plank
Hanks, Mowery
Doerter
Burdsall & Adams Beat Lima in Close Game
Burdsall & Adams defeated Lima 4 to 0 in a pitcher dominated contest. Worrilow allowed only two hits through the last inning as Mintzer exited early for interference. Burrsall and Adams supplied early offense, while Hall and Barker held Lima scoreless. Time of game 2.
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Chester
Burdsall & Adams
Lima Today
Worrilow
Can
R.H.C.A
Fes Mintzer
Davis
Zinn
OlAibeny
Nolan
Pnerti
Burrell
Hall
Sofie Eslin
Bark
Ale’t
Leland
Crooks
Wortll
O Quinn
Maher
It'ker
Pires
Cooper
McIntyre
Germantown Defeats Brandywine In Openers Excitement Abounds
West Chester June 23 Special Telegram to The Timbs Germantown tops Brandywine 7 to 3 in a season opener at Brandywine Club field. Griffin stars with three hits and two RBIs, while Dunn and Wells contribute key plays. Earned runs favor Germantown 2 to 1, with Brown on the mound in a lively matchup.
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Aine
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Gsi Jask'én
Kelly
Brooks
Schaef'r.aa
J.killen
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Sheare
Wells
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Brandywine
John
Burrel Y Griffin
Plummer
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Actives Triumph Over Capitol City in Harrisburg
The Actives easily defeated Capitol City of Harrisburg in a baseball game. Visitors showed weakness at bat and in the field while Actives delivered a solid performance. Umpire P. L. Prallen officiated as M. Domeiel contributed to the play.
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Capitol City
Harrisburg
Hamburg Easily Beaten by Kutztown in Home Game
Hamburg was defeated by Kutztown on their grounds with pitcher Grimley throwing well. The afternoon drew many spectators as Kutztown claimed victory in a classic early season matchup.
Florence Defeats White Hill in Burlington County League Tilt
Florence tops White Hill 9 to 6 at White Hill in a June 23 Burlington County League game. Key moments include catcher Hill breaking his thumb in the first inning and being replaced by Bignell. Offensive leaders include Minster, Quigley, Cottrell, and Wilson for Florence, while Hesley and Aikens starred on the mound and at bat for White Hill. Time was 2 hours 6 minutes with Valee umpiring.
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Whitehill
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Bignell
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R.H.O.A Minster
R.bign'l
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Quigley
Tee Be
Cottrell
Wilson
Church
Totele
West
G. Hesley
O'Neill
Devlin
O'Neil
Stanton
Bb Hesley
Valee
Burlington Beats Palmyra To Take League Lead
In a sharp fielding game Burlington defeats Palmyra to claim first in the league. Final score Burlington 3, Palmyra 1. Randall pitched for Burlington, with key hits including a two-base hit by Faust. Umpire G. W. Thipps officiated. time 1 hour 45 minutes.
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TIMES
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Palmyra
Brown
Randall
Faust
Lacey
Gormley
Hood
Verga
McDade
Dobbins
Smith
McCormick
Kacht
G. W. Thipps
Mount Holly Defeats Bristol In Easy Baseball Win
Mount Holly trounces Bristol 19 to 6 as home lineup shines with strong hitting and a one handed catch by Logan. Campbells, Wagner and Berry contribute, while Bristol struggles with pitching and defense.
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the Times
Mount Holly
Bristol
Logan
Hunterdon county baseball clash ends in Clinton win 8 to 3
Special Telegram to THE Timms reports the first of six Hunterdon county championship games. Clinton defeated home team 8 to 3 as Ballani’s curves thwarted, with two-base hits by Murp and a homer by Austen. Brampton and Artemus contributed for the home side. umpires were Chamberlip. Time 1.30.
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Hunterdon County
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Artemus
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Brampton
Mpire
Chamberlip
Allen Grays' Waterloo at Westville Gives Visitors Narrow Win
Westville hosted the Allen Grays from Philadelphia in a slow late game after a strong start. Chambers pitched well for the visitors, earning praise as Westville faded. Final score shows Allen Grays prevailing 18 to 13 amid scoring confusion and miscues.
Umpire Harkin Delivers Despite One Sided Score
In a one sided game Harkin's umpiring drew praise as Crescents and Y.M. clash. Box score notes Crescents 6 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 - 2, Y.M. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4. Key plays include Stainsby and Schoenhut contributing to Crescents' offense with hits, Berry and Wood among the run producers. Time 1.45. Umpire Harkin.
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Mages
Wissahickon Still Winning in Big Crowd Victory
Wissahickon club crushed Camden Athletics before the season's largest crowd. Wright struggled as Hawthorne Jordan and Ballingall turned a triple play and Zollers starred in the field and at bat. Wissahickon 8 4 8 1 60 1 6 x 20 Camden A A C 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 3. Earned runs Wissahickon 18 Camden A C 2. Two-base hits Loos Lindeman Davis Connor Hawthorne Schultze. Struck out Loos 8 Wright 3. Triple play from Jordan to Ballingall. Umpire Hawthorne.
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Hunter
Schilsky
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Schultze
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Lo’sman
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Doyle
Camden A. C
Lindeman
Hawthorne
Ballingall
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Frankford Victorious in Easy Game Against A. C. Baum
Frankford A C Baum poured on the batting, dominating the game with strong offense and solid defense. Key players Trook and Brown contributed, while Baum's pitching and fielding supported a one-sided win in a high-scoring affair.
State Normal School routs Pennsylvania R. Y. M. A. in baseball
Bloomsburg June 23 The State Normal School defeated the Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Y.M.C.A. team on Normal Field as Williams struck out 16. Wood and Lewis led offense with multiple hits while Normal School pitchers held the Y.M.C.A. to few runs. umpires were Spain and game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Hammonton Defeated by Northern Wheelmen Club of Philadelphia
Hammonton fell to the Northern Wheelmen's Club of Philadelphia in a home game. Errors plagued Hammonton with costly misplays as Northern Wheelmen built an early lead and held on for the win.
Twelve Innings and a Tie
The Mauch Chunk and Lehighton Clubs opened the baseball season in Mauch Chunk with a taut extra innings game ending 8 to 8 after twelve. Pitchers held the line with strong support from both clubs and key hitters included Whitrock and Biksi.
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Lehighton
Mauch
Gannon
C. Culver
O' Hara
Welch
Only Two Hite Of Burnett Defeats Wheelmen In Close Game
North Philadelphia and Cleveland Wheel men produced a strong clash on their grounds with Burnett limiting the Wheels to two hits. Final score shows North Philadelphia edging the visitors amid a tense, low offense contest.
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North Philadelphia
Cleveland
O Rourke's Crescents Defeated by P R B R YMCA
O Rourke's Crescents led by veteran Cub Btricket suffered a signaling defeat at Fifty second street yesterday afternoon to the P R BR YMCA. Magee pitched well for O Rourke's, while the ex Atlantic League pitcher performed strongly for the YMCA unit.
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One Sided Victory for Trenton YMCA Over Bensonhurst AC
In a lopsided afternoon game at Association Field, Trenton YMCA defeated New York’s Bensonhurst A C by a wide margin. Scoring details are incomplete but the local team dominated throughout the contest.
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Bensonhurst A. C
New York
Association Field
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M.A
Bensonhurst
Loyola Triumph Over Asapane City Field Club
A one sided game ended with Loyola defeating the Asapane City Field Club in four straight sets. The match showcased Loyola’s offense and solid serving as they controlled from the opening rally.
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Asapane City
Gaaker Aig
Simpson's homer seals late 15-inning Roxborough win
Freddie Simpson collected four hits including a home run to tie the score in the ninth, while Jack McFetridge struck out sixteen as Roxborough outlasted Camden 6 to 5 in a marathon 15 inning ballgame at the Roxborough ballpark witnessed by about 10 000 fans. Black pitched well for Camden and Albany contributed the winning run.
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Johnsons top Camden Young America in forfeit game
Gloucester City June 23 The Johnson base ball team of this city defeated Young America of Camden by forfeit after the visitors disputed a decision by Umpire Robinson and refused to continue the game. The forfeit score was 9 to 0.
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Young America
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Hardly Good Practice. Lansdale June 23 baseball game report
Norristown team McMichaels and Wildenan hardly gave locals a clear practice in the afternoon matchup. Key third base play by Line highlighted the action as Lansdale A A defeated visitors 16 to 6 with notable hits by Zel Reynolds and others. Pitched by Reynolds and Schreiner? umpire Stim.
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Norristown
McMichaels & Wildenan
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Reynolds
Ander
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Brownson defeats Lindley A. C. 25 to 7 in Wilmington game
A large crowd witnessed the Brownson team from Wilmington defeat Lindley A. C. of Philadelphia 25 to 7 this afternoon. The game featured Brownson players A H and Stuard, while Lindley A. C. was led by H C and es. Numerous line items show the final totals 25 to 7 with Brownson dominating scoring.
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Brownson
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Lindley
Shamokin Gun Club Holds June Championship Shoot
In Shamokin today the Shamokin Gun Club hosted its annual June shoot with a 25 blue rocks championship. Ten members from the Maabanoy City Club competed, continuing a local shooting tradition.
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Shamokin Gun Club
Blue Rocks
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Easton Golf Club Beats Bethlehem Team 20 Up
Special Telegram to Tus TiMEs. Easton, June 23. The Bethlehem Golf Club team was defeated this afternoon by the Easton Golf Club on the latter's grounds. The score was 20 up to 3. This was the second gate between the two teams this season and the second victory for Easton. The score details were partly obscured in the report.
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