Phillies win third straight as race leaders clash
The Phillies captured their sixth straight win by edging Chicago with key hits while the race leaders prepare for a pivotal clash. Orioles topple Chicago Fraser in the eighth as Athletics slide. standings show Pittsburgh St Louis New York Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago among the leaders with schedules listed for today.
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Phillies
Chicago
Orioles
Chic Fraser
F.C
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Web
Detroit
Athletics
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Phillies Take Final Game From Chicago Cripples
The Phillies won the last game of the series to extend their winning streak to six, as White pitched well for Chicago while Delahanty drove in two runs and scored another. Cross and Hallman contributed in the field and at the plate, with Dexter and others creating moments amid a hot day and sparse crowd of 1,468.
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Phillies
Chicago
White
Loftus
Dexter
Hughes
Roy Thomas
Agee
Flick
Douglass
Hallman
Delahanty
Wolverton
Cross
Raymer
Green
Menefee
McCormick
Ling
Hartsell
Phillies rally stifled by miscues and clutch hits
In a tense game, Monte struck out on a sacrifice attempt while Hallmans bat produced a foul that toppled the iceman. Del delivered a two run single with bases loaded as Chicago tallied a pair but failed to plate more. Cross made a spectacular, glove snagging stop before Hallman completed a force at second.
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Pea
Chicago
R.A. O.A.E
RH. O.A.B
Thomas
Hartsellaer
Hall Ap
Green
Delab’y
Dexter
Flick
Wol't
Menefee
Jen’ngs
Raymer
Douglass
M'C
Cross
Kling
Hughes
Philadelphia
Jennings
McCormick
Delahanty
White
Hallman
Chance
Hartsell
Cunningham
Monte
Mr. Collins
Hall- Man
Bernhard
Shettsline
Phillies
Del
Short
William Sharsig
Aenaeighia
Roy
Phillips Delivers as Pittsburg Tops Brooklyn in Heat
Phillips pitched cleverly and drove in four of Pittsburg’s five runs with two hits. Brooklyn held at bay until the eighth when three hits and two outs saved them from a shutout. Leach collapsed from the heat and left the game. Attendance 2,000. The score:
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Brooklyn
Phillips
Pittsburg
Leach
Baseball scoring notes from a late 19th century game
The report lists bases, outs and hits for Newton and Haltren with players Van Haltren Selbach Har ley Steinfeldt Beckley and Irwin among others. It records stolen bases, double plays and the game time of 2.03 with umpires Smith and Peltz.
Boston Falls to St Louis as Heat Hampers Umpire
Boston loses final to St Louis 4 10 with Harper in key moments hampered by heat. Moran and Schriver strike out, umpiring praised, attendance 1 500. Burkett Tenney Lowe Padden etc tally runs and hits for both clubs in a humid game.
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Boston
St. Louis
Harper
Mmpire
Moran
Schriver
Willis
Tenney
Hamilton
Lowe
Burkett
Padden
Long
Nichols
McGann
Orioles Rally Past Athletics for Ninth Straight Win
In Baltimore on June 28 the Orioles overturned Fraser's strong start with a dramatic eighth inning rally. Donlin, Hart, Seymour, Jackson, and Bresnahan delivered key hits, plus a Donlin homer, giving Baltimore a 6 to 3 victory over Philadelphia. Howell matched Fraser, and the Orioles held on as Hayden and Leahy closed the ninth. Attendance 1,494.
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Orioles
Fraser
Philadelphia
Ltmbs
Baltimore
Athletics
Donlin
Hart
Seymour
Jackson
Bresnahan
Dolan
Howell
Lajoie
Davis
Powers
Seybold
Hayden
Leahy
Pee Fultz
M'Graw
Geter
Croas
Willia’s
OjLajoie
Keister
Oj Dolan
Robinson
Williams
Fultz
Kester
Bale
Bbaltimore
Manassau
Connolly
Milwaukee Whitewashes Detroit Behind Sharp Pitching
Milwaukee bullpen and strong defense limited Detroit to three hits through eight innings. Garvin faltered late but Miller’s pitching and Buelow’s throwing highlighted a 4 unit win in front of about 3 000 spectators.
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Detroit
Miller
Milwaukee
Garvin
Buelow
Barrett
Boston Wins Eighth-Inning Rally Over Washington
Boston captured the game in the eighth inning on Clingman s error and a home run driving in four. Washington used walks and errors for its runs as both pitchers held. Ferris hit a home run for Boston and Parent also went deep, while Carrick and Winters pitched for their teams. The game lasted 2 hours 15 minutes with Sheridan umping.
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Washington
Boston
Clingman
Freeman
R.H.O.A. E
R.H.O.A
Farrell
Dowd
Clark
Stahl
Dungan
Scsdeece
Carrick
Karned
Collins
Ferris
Parent
Criger
Winters
Ogee
Ragged fielding leads to 17-15 loss for Chicago in Cleveland slugfest
Chicago fell apart with four errors in the fourth and fifth, surrendering six Cleveland runs. A late Chicago rally tied the game in the sixth, then Sugden's trip to second and Shiebeck's error opened the door for Cleveland's decisive runs in extra innings. Attendance 2,500 as both teams combined for a wild, error-plagued contest.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Sugden
Patterson
Shiebeck
Heat takes toll on umpire in Boston game
Umpire Bob Emasalie collapsed from heat during a Boston game after a foul caused a heavy blow. He recovered enough to be taken to a hotel for treatment and was not expected to leave the city soon. Manager Donovan of St. Louis feared he would not join the West tour until fit.
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Boston
Bob Emasalie
Nichola
Donovan
St. Louis
Dupes
Fort Wayne Events Highlight Small Scores
In Fort Wayne and nearby, minor athletic or club results show Wheeling and Louisville competing with close margins, including a 11 to 5 score featuring Fort Wayne participants.
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Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Louteville
Six colleges practice for the great American Henley on Hudson
At Highland Race Course on June 28 six colleges including Wisconsin Cornell Columbia and Penn practiced for the race next Tuesday. Penn showed a 10 31 two mile effort as crews tested the Hudson course amid calm water and growing spectator interest.
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Philadelphia Times
Highland Race Course
N. Y
Hudson
Penn
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Courtney
Quakers
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse
Sweetland
Smallwood
Walla Walla
Badger
Andy O'Dean
Andy O'Dea
Nelson House
Poughkeepsie
Krum Elbow
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Urse No. 3
John E. Eustice
Wesleyan
Everett J. Wendell
Harvard
Penn Crew Weighs In Heavier Than Leanders At Henley
At Henley on June 28 the University of Pennsylvania rowing team weighed 1 274 pounds total, an average of 150 per man, compared with the Leander crew at 1 73 pounds per man. A drawing for stations will occur Saturday under the regatta rules.
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Penn
Henley
Eng
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Yacht Club Sets Annual Chesapeake Cruise
The Philadelphia Yacht Club began its yearly cruise to the Chesapeake Bay led by flagship Nanon under Commodore A L English from Essington. Vice Admiral Webster and Rear Admiral Read Kochs followed with H Bromley and others in a multi-ship flotilla.
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Philadelphia Yacht Club
Chesapeake Bay
A. L. English
Essington
Oes
Es H. Bromley
Koons
Admiral Webster
Re H
W. H. Bromley
Nat
Mt Lo
Bylvester Bockhamener
Stenton Field Club Beats Delmar and West Phila Champs
In a loosely played game yesterday Stenton Field Club defeated Delmar Athletic Club and West Philadelphia champions 12 to 0. Stenton, mainly Philadelphia Athletic Club players, relied on experience while Delmar struggled at the plate. Willis figured in critical moments as Stenton’s bats produced key hits amid a crowded, festive scene.
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Delmar Athletic Club
West Philadelphia
Stenton Field Club
Stenton Club
Philadelphia Athletic Club
Delmar Club
Do Caer
Aomeey
Bettier Thes
Willis
Stenton
Iovall
Eastern League Montress Montreal Game Result
In Montress Montreal the Eastern League game concluded Hartford 9 against Worcester 4 with the score details fragmented and unclear in the source text.
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Montress
Montreal
Hartford
Worcester
Canada Opens Cricket Tour with Belmont Strong in Canada
Canada opens a two day match against Belmont with a strong visitor lineup led by Bart King. Belmont trails by four runs with five wickets in hand as W F Keenan tops Belmont scoring with 56 and a 45 run stand with King. Canadian totals reach 185 as J B King dominates Belmont's bowling and hosts eye a first innings lead after day one.
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Belmont
Symons
J. B. King
King
W. A. Henry
Canada
McGwerin
Belmont W. F. Keenan
National League to Expand with Park Reconstruction Move
President N E Young filed for a permit to rebuild National Park stands and fences as Brooklyn’s NL club transfer looms. He aims to move the Brooklyn team to Washington, with about $8 000 needed for first class repairs amid ongoing league maneuvering and potential staffing hurdles.
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Washington
N. E. Young
National League
National Park
Seventh Street
Nick
Robert
Star
Mr. Young
Brooklyn
Magdate Freedman
National Ark
New Jersey State Golf Championship Nears Finals
Archie Graham the defending champion from North Jersey Club falls to W L Glenny of Hillside Golf Club 2 up with one to play at Englewood. Allan Kennaday of Montclair sets a course record as survivors vie for championship honors from seventy starters. Finalists to contest 36 holes in all four divisions tomorrow.
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New Jersey
Englewood
N. J
Archie Graham
North Jersey
W. L. Glenny
Hillside Golf Club
Englewood Golf Club
Allan Kennaday
Montclair Golf Club
Glenney
Kennaday
M. Olyphant
D. Clark
Engle Ub
H. Scott
R. W. Candler
Baltusrol
D. Mitchell
Glen
L. B. Garretson
Morris County
English pugilist acquitted after second trial
The second trial at the Old Bailey acquitted Jack Roberts and co-defendants of manslaughter in the death of Billy Smith following a boxing match on April 22 at the National Sporting Club in London. The first trial had ended with a hung jury. The prosecution cited future competitions to justify the case.
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London
Jack'’ Roberts
Billy Smith
Murray, Livingston
Philadelphia
National Sporting Club
Old Bailey Court
Peninsular Wins the June Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay on June stakes day the feature five and one half furlongs went to Peninsular ridden by Burns after a stretch duel with Disadvantage. Wax Taper and Nones won the earlier races as favorites. The program also listed multiple races with favorites and results, including first race five furlongs won by Man o' War and sixth race won by Nones.
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New York
Alibert
Gay Boy
Peninsular
Disadvantage
Man O' War
Shaw
Easene
Landry
Iluminate
Odom
Evan Lenora
Succasunna
Ump
Borsair
Friar Tabor
Lemoyne
Athelglen
Jack
Balm
Gilead
Balrn
Wax Taper
Puritan
Cochran
Dublin
Wonderly
Burns
O'Connor
Gay Roy
Herbert
Smith
Cyrano
Carbuncle
Sweet Tooth
Walsh
Bedeck
Monnce
Benceton Girl
Malden
Blue Victor
Spry Trene
Lindsey
Surmise
Aminte
Connie
Balloon
Ondardis
Marif Bolton
Ikey Diddy
Lady Buck
Nteous
McGinn
Fatalist
Mounce
Knight of the Garter
Belgrade
Runners Shine in Six Crowded Stakes at Ocle Brooks Meet
First race for 4-year-olds and up at six furlongs won by I Thompson aboard Ocle Brooks in 1.15. Second race for 2-year-olds over four and a half furlongs saw Orla with Pryce up win in 55 percent. Foneda ridden by T Walker captured the 3-year-olds six furlongs in 1.138. Tristram, ridden by May, won the maiden 2-year-olds four and a half furlongs in 66. Warranted with Hayden up won the 3-year-olds and up one mile in 1.42. Coun Bene ridden by Troxler won the 3-year-olds six and one half furlongs in 1.21.
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Ocle Brooks
I. Thompson
Orla
Pryce
Foneda
T. Walker
Coun Bene
Troxler
Thoroughbred Race Roster Recapped At The Track
Five races reported with winners including Allan-a-Dale ridden by Knight at 1 to 5 for 5 1/2 furlongs in 1 07 4-5. Jiminez with Bullman at 7 to 5 won one mile in 1 41 2-5. George Arnold with Bullman at 3 to 5 won seven and a half furlongs. Hyle with J Ransch at 3 to 1 won one and one eighth. Tee ye Plaid with Ransch at 12 to 1 won one mile and sixteenth. Time not fully listed.
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Alan-a- Dale
Knight
Jiminez
Bullman
George Arnold
Sellin
Hyle
J. Ransch
Aix Eo
Tee Ye Plaid
Ransch
Horse Races Results From Morning Meet
First race over 1 1/16 miles with Free Admission. L Jackson rode five to two winner. Second race six furlongs. Snell at 3 to 1 aboard for B G Fox 122. time 1.14. Third race five and one half furlongs. Patton aboard 107. winner. Sixth race one mile. Nev ie Morris 96. L Jackson 2 to 1 winner. time 1.41.
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Colonel Padden
May
Vitellius
the Monk Scot
Oliver Me
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Magmient
Cervera
Fabius
Mixer
Whisky King
Blue Girl
Erie
Eaward
Leonid
Compute
Heno
Ethelbert
Star Bright
Passe Partout
Walter Cleary
Mattareee
Jack Carey
Mars Chan
Magic Light
Higbie
Fulminate
Orman
Tareoree
Girki
Pleasant Sail
L. Jackson
B. G. Fox
Snell
Patton
Eee
Nevie Morris
L.jackson
Four and a half Furlongs Sellout Wins Open
Ethylene ridden by Givens at 8 to 1 wins the first race over four and a half furlongs with a 55 second time. Maximus ridden by Houck wins the mile second race after bar in betting with a 1.42 time. Stumtreens ridden by Gilmore claims the third race at even money in five furlongs. Mr Rose ridden by T Corbley at 7 to 2 wins the hurdle feature in 2.16 over a mile and three sixteenths. ONeill guides Orris to victory at 7 to 5 in the sixth race of six furlongs in 1.48.
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Givens
Maximus
Houck
Stumtreens
Gilmore
Mr. Rose
T. Corbley
O'Neill
Orris
McFadden Knocks Out Daly in Ninth Round at Wilmington
George McFadden defeated Jack Daly at the Wilmington Athletic Club, knocking Daly down several times from the first rounds and securing a knockout in the ninth. Daly absorbed sustained punishment throughout the bout as McFadden dominated from the start.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
George McFadden
Wilmington Athletic Club
Jack Daly
Daly
McFadden
Glynn
Atlantic City Yacht Club to Build New House
Contractor J W Berry secured a permit to erect a club house for the Atlantic City Yacht Club. The project plans an 60 foot structure with three stories and two elevator installations, part of a larger investment including Serene Gardner's LY 2 to a 60 fevt and teen apartments.
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Yacht Club
Tux Delphia Timms
Atlantic City
J. W. Berry
Atlantic City Yacht Club
Serene Gardner
Incomplete Yonkers Statesman Clip Sparks Curiosity
Fragments from a Yonkers Statesman piece mention a New York topic with unclear details. The readable words reference a bill, a person, and a search through various items, but the context and outcomes are not present in the surviving text.
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Yonkers Statesman
Bill
New York
Mosquito Facts From Dr McCarthy Reported
Dr Edward McCarthy shares data on mosquitos noting their wide reach as pests and disease carriers from tropical regions to Russia and Alaska. He explains mosquito life stages, larval habitat, and behaviors including female feeding on plants and nectar, and survival during transport by rail.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Edward McCarthy
Russia
Alaska
Insect Development Timetable From Egg to Pupa
The passage outlines the life cycle timings for a species with an egg stage lasting sixteen to twenty four hours, a larval period of seven days, and a two day pupal stage. It notes adults emerge from the pupa at about two days old, establishing a total generation time of ten days.
Paris Berlin auto race claims first Paris Berlin stage
Seventy three cars completed the first stage from Paris to Aix la Chapelle and began the 276 mile leg to Hanover at dawn. Fournier led, Dekuyff second, Girardot third, with accidents to two competitors and a child injury during the day's events. Public interest soars in Berlin as flags fly and crowds gather for the finish with police preparing for safety. deputy Gauthier urged speed controls in parliament.
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Philadelphia Times
Aix-La-Chapelle
Paris
Berlin
Hanover
MM. Fournier
Girardot
Ober-Kassel
Fournier
Dekuyff
M. Fournier
Frm
Dusseldorf
Allanty
Count de Perigord
Paris-Berlin
Ruhrort
Rhenish
Prussia
Gauthier
Chamber of Deputies
Woodside Track Hosts Woodside Middle Distance Showdown
Walthour meets Arthur Ross in a 25 mile middle distance race at Woodside as both riders chase world records. Ross pressures Walthour after Thursdays Washington ride to 38,832-5 for 15 miles, with sprinters and pacemakers listed. A large program features a one mile handicap and a two mile lap event with double scoring, plus extensive handicaps and entries.
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Bobby Walthour
Arthur Ross
Ross
Walthour
Washington
Stinson
Srreighs
Kimberg
Neville
Barker
Wines
J. Keating
G. Shingle
8. Lance
J. C. Griffith
J. H. Robinson
Teufer
Sam Carson
C. P. Haven
W. McComb
T. FP. Cuthbert
FL W. Maling. Lee
B. G. Kambler
Dao van Aefer
Champion Leship
Bobby Waltbour
Major Taylor Leaves Paris for Atlantic Crossing
American cyclist Major Taylor departed Paris this morning amid a crowd of admirers. A woman presented him with a bouquet at the railway station. He praised French champion Jacquelin as the best European rider and refused to meet him again over insinuations in the American press that he was selling races.
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Philadelphia Times
Paris
Major
Taylor
United States
Jacquelin
Buddhist Priests Reached America 1000 Years Before Columbus
Harper's July features Professor Fryer of California presenting evidence that Buddhist priests traveled from Fusang to China and then to America around 400 to 502 A D. The accounts describe Hui Shen and a voyage across 6,500 miles to the Americas, with relics and texts supporting early Buddhist mission.
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University of California
America
Columbus
Hui Shen
Cabul
Yang Yuan
Fusang
Kingchow
Tsi
Yang-tse
Wu Ti
Liang Dynasty
Mexico
Deng
Yu Kie
Amon Hee Hui Shen
Tang
Vaal Liete
Tka
Bers
Moore Wins Closest Wissahickon Ladies Singles Final
Miss Bessie Moore of Kings County defeats Miss Marlon Jones of Nevada in a tight Wissahickon Heights final to claim the United States tournament ladies singles title. Final set issues and heat marked a dramatic match with both former champions delivering a life trial, Moore prevailing 6-4 6-1 7-5 in the decisive stretch.
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United States
Wissahickon Heights
Bessie Moore
Kings County
Marlon Jones
Nevada
Wissahickon
Miss Moore
Miss Jones
Princeton
D. P. Little
Little
Clothier
Moore
Elizabeth Moore
Kings County Club
Juliette Atkinson
Staten Island
Marion Jones
Emma Warren
Belmont
Eves Vasniesbaebikse
Jones
Chicago injunction dissolves at Harlem track
Chicago June 25 Judge Stein dissolves the injunction stopping pool selling at Harlem track. He holds the Court of Chancery should not use injunction when a legal remedy exists and actions are within the Criminal Court’s domain.
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Chicago
Harlem
Superior Court of
Cook County
Stein
Court of Chancery
Criminal Court
Rough Seas Challenge Kiel Regatta Yachts
Squally winds and rough water hinder several yachts in Kiel regatta. Prince Henry's Sargo and Odin lost rudders while Meteor from England, commanded by the Emperor, sailed toward Travemunde. Iduna won a forty three yacht race despite damaged passage. Royal party aboard Hohenzollern followed.
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Kiel
Prince Henry
Odin
England
Majesty
Travemunde
William
Prince Rupprecht
Bavaria
Sidal Canneslion
Iduna
Hohenzollern
Vigilant Defeats Ailsa in Seawanake Yacht Trials
In Oyster Bay New York on June 28 the second day of Seawanbaka Corinthian Yacht Club events saw the cup defender Vigilant defeat challenger Ailsa. Start at 10 05 with Vigilant finishing 3 25 15 and Ailsa 8 28 08.
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Vigilant
Ailsa
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Seawanbaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Seat
Schoolgirl Gossip On Travels Of Mr Baggy In Europe
Miss Dukane notes Charlie Baggy has left for Europe for the summer. Miss Gaswell confirms and Dukane asks whether he said goodbye adopting a ta ta farewell.
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Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Miss Dukane
Charlie
Mr. Baggy
Europe
Iss Gaswell
Ss Dukane
Au Revoir
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