Too Good for Jack and Other Trotting News
Yesterday's sports roundup covers trotting and baseball notes with mentions of Jack Middleton praising his trotting gelding, plans to race against time, and potential matchups between Rosalind Wilkes and Belle Hamlin. It also reports on matches in the Players' League and a Buffalo vs Brooklyn game at Eastern Park with scores and umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Middleton
Jack
Middleton
Chicago
Palo Alto
Axtell
Belmont Park
Philadelphia
Rosalind Wilkes
Belle Hamlin
Rosalind
New Yorks Defeat Our Cham in Big League Game
New Yorks win over Pittsburg 9 to 4 as Tener delivers a long home run and strong pitching. O'Day starts for New York with six walks allowed yet steadies late. Tener is hit heavily in eighth, four runs score. Attendance record set for the season. Gore and Shannon miscue fielding noted. Maul and Richard son cited for key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O'Day
New York League
New Yorks
Ewing
Brown
Pittsburgs
Fyto Kuehne
Gore
Maul
Richardson
Piowsburgh
Shannon's
Carroll
John Tener
F Atriple
Fields
Visner
Boston and Chicago Split Doubleheader in August Meeting
In Boston on August 27 the Boston and Chicago teams played two games. Chicago showed offense led by Pfeffer and Schreiber while Boston relied on Williamson and Nash to post strong hits and defensive plays. Each side posted solid totals with notable earned runs and base runners throughout both contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
P. L
Repfakr Broen
Pufty
Murphy
Nel
Ay.r
Bran m
Routhersi
Pfeffer
Gumberit
Baldwin
u'Nefil
Williamson
Sehriver
Ciais
Mae
Allen
Smith
Eerie Sasccerovech
Ieee
Wotals
Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 2 in N L tilt
Philadelphia built a 4 to 2 win over Cleveland in an August ball game. The home club featured strong hitting and solid defense, with multiple run producers contributing to the final tally. Attendance and exact scoring details are incomplete in the clipped report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
N. L
Samble by Shindle Thwarts Philadelphia Club
A Samble by Shindle, a misplay, a base on balls and three base hits beat the Philadelphia club in the ninth inning before 1201 spectators. Sutcliffe and Stricker pitched. Gruber Brennan and Streck made key plays as Cleveland won 8 to 3.
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Philadelphia
P. L
rHiLa
Ara
Cleveland
AE Ges
Vin
SRA
Sutcliffe
Stricker
Grima
Foearty
Cross
Pnore Brennan
Streck
Foxartz
Gruber
ball—Brennan
Umpines
Jaynet
Pearce
Beant Eaters Defeated Twice by Pittsburgers in Boston
National League action in Boston sees the Pittsburgers routed in both games by Boston with Osborn plagued by wild pitches and errors in the first game while Miller shines in relief. In the second game Philadelphia held the Bean Eaters to six innings before Boston surged with a long hit barrage and four battery errors to seal a decisive intermediate win.
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Sir Guy
Boston
Osborn
Tice Dispatch
Pittsburgers
Jennny Osborn
Miller
Lytle
Wilson
Pittsburgs
Philis
Batte
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn In Second Game Of Series
The Cincinnati club defeated the Brooklyn team 8 to 1 in the second game of the series played today in New York. Box score details list players and fielding stats, with rough notation of at bats and hits. Umpire M officiated. game notes reference multiple players and inaccuracies in the script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnatis
N. L
Chicago Nine Tops New York for Third Straight Victory
Anson's Chicago team extended its winning streak with a 5 to 1 victory over New York in the New York League. The margin and details show Chicago's dominant performance as they string together a sequence of wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
T.—Anson
NX. L
Cleveland sports lineup fragment hints at players
Fragmentary text lists names like Thompson Motz Ayers Allen Smith and Lynch with unclear roles. The garbled note references a Sunday event and track or ball activity, indicating a local sports lineup or recap with several players named but no clear context or results.
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Cleveland
Susmany
Delaney
Thompson
Ny Siyere
Motz
Ayers
Ara and
Allen
Iby Smith
McHean
Iay
balls—Zimmer
L. Mophe
Lynch
Rumors of Pittspurg Dropped From Players' League
Rumor reappears that Pittspurg will be dropped from the Players' League circuit. Local officials deny it while a business source says two PL officials discussed a possible deal with the National League to restructure team alignments. The report mentions Exposition Park and potential shifts involving Crete Breen Buffalo and clubs like St Louis Baltimore and Louisville.
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Pittspurg
P. L
N. L
Exposition Park
Crete
Breen
Ive
Buffalo
Ppg
St. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Association
P. L. Issure
Baseball matchups and leagues across major cities
National League games listed: Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, Cleveland at Brooklyn. Players league matchups include Leaour Pittsburgh at Boston and Chicago at New York. Association schedule shows Toledo at Rochester, Columbus at Philadelphia, Louisville at Buracase, St. Louis at Baltimore.
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National League
Pittsborg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Leaour
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Association
Toledo
Rochester
Columbus
Louisville
Buracase
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chris Von der Ahe denies combined leagues talk
Baltimore reports that Chris Von der Ahe of the St. Louis Baseball Club dismisses rumors of a combining of the American Association and the Brotherhood at season's end as “merely never talk.” He says he would know if such a plan existed but has heard nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis Baseball Club
American Association
Brotherhood
Mansfield Slatosons Fall To Bridgeville In League Duel
Bridgeville defeated Mansfield 16 to 4 as Gibson, Smink and G Smith led the attack. Gibson allowed four hits for Bridgeville while Smink contributed two base hits and two runs, with Smith adding a home run and strong fielding behind the plate. Umpires Bright and Wagner called the game.
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Somam
Mansfield
Mansfield Slatoons
Bridgeville
Gibson
Smink
BR Smith
Oren Gibson
G. Smithh
R. Mansfield
Mansfeld
Balle
Mectiovern
Ee Mcgovern
Laighton
Mapefield
Gadgerilie
Patterson
McKimm
Cote
K. Sming
G. Smith
Bright and Wagner
Trotting Races Postponed Then Double Programme At Lexington
Yesterday the Lexington track postponed races due to rain and today hosted a double program. Entries include Evangeline, Sternberg, Moonstone, Viola Medicm, Chatterton, Maud B, Vallissa, Groanten, Brittie Wilkes, Cheyenne and Young Jim with times around 2 minutes and prize classes for two and three year olds.
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LexinerTon
D. Hogely
B. F. Evangeline
Direeon
Hedvine
G. W. St. Clair
Sternberg
Wilkes
Boy
Lion
B. Twomna' Or
Wilton
Hourncky France, Jr
L. Ashbrook
Sual
Montana Mala
George Wii
B. Kenney
Br. m. m. Viola Medicm
Hap Bonen
Topsy Taylor
Alexa Norman
al D. Denoyelle
Nutwood
Georgeres
Biowt
Chatterton
Crittenden
Sally Southworth
Mambrine Patechen
S. Herlow
Hird
Bird
Ironwood a Winner in Wellsville Fair Races
Pittsburg Capitaries win easy race at the Wellsville Ohio fair where three thousand spectators attend. Balloon ascent fails and another attempt is planned Friday by a lady. Stock arrivals stamp display as best in Ohio Valley. Race program mostly run though the 235 pace is postponed due to heavy track after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Ohio Valley
Races at Moximoore Pars produce uncertain results
The August 27 program at Moximoore Pars lists several horse races with mixed outcomes. Winners include Hancocas and He-A.din, with Bertha Sertaertaa Mre and Erig noted as seconds. times cited are inconsistent and garbled.
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Hancocas
Vividons
Bertha Sertaertaa Mre
Bennett
He—A.din
Erig
A Wow Gantshina
Furl Maid Radiant
Wouriere
Eleve Secon Love
Jennie
Haxtorn Track Postponed By Heavy Rains
Haxtorn Connecticut reports that Charter Oak Park track was unfit for racing due to last night’s heavy rain. Organizers announce postponement and rescheduling plans for events at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxtorn
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Racing At Erie Second Day Delivers Excitement
SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM ERIE REPORTS a hot second day of the midsummer meeting by the Erie Racing Association. West wind slowed times but battles for position produced several decisive finishes led by Allie Withee and other entries. The crowd saw a dramatic late race struggle and the course offered a tense finish to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie Racing Association
New Castle Trotting Races at Lawrence County Fair
About 4,200 attended the Lawrence County Fair in New Castle Pennsylvania as wet weather and strong winds reduced crowds. A balloon ascent was postponed to tomorrow while many entries contested trots and pacers. top times and participants are listed with heavy track conditions noted.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Banus
George Shoe Aeleur
Prince
Norman Ripple
Opeanentel
Wallace
Harrison Seanor
George Ercee
Shirland
James Bonner
Anes
Areesy
Bik. Ca
Nickumig
Dele
Bae
Ean
Frank Hil
Eee
Jacobs Syne
Fa Sy Ls
Tae
Lee
Be i
Kimberly
Fear
Bo Hi
Partridge E ‘Inc
William Green
Falls c
N. Fallig
Ie Thay
Seeeenee Wen
Claytons buy two yearlings and a colt in brisk Kentucky trade
In Lexington Clayton and Bro of Virden Illinois bought Rene Onward from BR C Church and Bro of Frankfort Kentucky for recess. Nell Bros of Flemingsburg Kentucky bought Notford Nutwood from C Co of Meadville Pennsylvania for $6,000. J J Bricht of Pt Pleasant bought Eacolt Strong DY from Dr L Sterr for $5,000. At Saratoga August 27, results include Strategy in the first and Mora Cecil B in the second race with times and placements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Clayton & Bro
Virden
Ills
BR. C
Church & Bro
Frankfort
Rene Onward
Onward
King Rene
Recess
London
Billy Reda
Columbia
Dixon
Happy Mirium
Nell Bros
Flemingsburg
Vida C & Co
Meadville
Penn
Brown Oe Notford
Nutwood
Woodford Mambrino
Alexander
Abedalah
J. J Bricht
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Dr. L. Sterr
Eacolt Strong DY
All Dorf
Bashawic
Greens Bashaw
Saratoga
Fuirabenu
Jeanette
Morasi Cecil B
King Crab
Jay F Dee
Mario Lovett
Hed Fellow
Major ‘Om
King Harem
Little Crete
Nannie
Wheelmen's League Racing Endures Muddy Championship Day
At NiaGara Falls August 27 crowds watched the Wheelmen's League races amid threatening weather. Mud slowed times with no records, despite multiple events including one and two mile sprints and tandem and team races. Winners spanned A. W. Palmer, J. W. Leza Vitt, G. Harding, E. Anthony, W. F. Gossler, and others across teams from New York, Chicago, and Cleveland.
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Timmo
B. Bowman
N. J
A. C
Robert J. Thorns
Chicago
Tine
G. Harding
G. A. Baker
Poe
E. C. Anthony
Geven
H. E. Laurie
P. J. Burle
W. F. Gossler
N.¥ . Orst
A. W
E. Anthony
Sicklen
van Warconer
Newport
Errill
Boston
N. A. W. Banana
W. B. Murphy
J c. M. Mary
Buenos Bos
New York
Cane
York
Dempsey’s Chance and Burke Challenge Rumor
New York report says Jack Dempsey remains in retirement near Rockaway and will not comment on a Burke challenge. Manager Charley Dexter notes Dempsey may prefer Seattle home to England, while Promoter Prent Peterson offers 5000 for Dempsey and Bob Fitzsimmons. Dempsey plans to leave for Pittsburg to spar with Jimmy Carroll, with others staying through colder weather.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Burke
Ormonde Club
London
Rockaway
Jack
Dempsey
Charley Dexter
Seattle
England
Dexter
Prent Peterson
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Bob Fitzsimmons
Pittsburg
Jimmy Carroll
Brooklyn
Wrestling Match Set For Central Hall Bout This Saturday
August 27 reports a wrestling card at Central Hall featuring Bert Scheler of Northweg against Martin Muldoon of New York. Muldoon, brother of William Muldoon, trains under the famed Scheller regime and is said to be heavier though less agile. Scheller recently lost to Sheriff Woodward of Elk County in a bout attempting five throws in an hour. their match will be best two of three falls in catch-as-catch-can.
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Dinpator du
Scheller
Sheriff Woodward
Elk County
Woodward
Muldoon
Democratic Party
Repub
Ublican Party
Themocracy
Ohio
Congress
Sid Thomas Beats Sanford in Fast 12-Mile Race
Sidney Thomas of the Manhattan Athletic Club defeats Morton Sanford in a 12 mile running match. Sanford posts a time of 8 24 25, reportedly bettering the record. Event noted in Loroox August 27 dispatch with regional sport mentions.
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Dunlap
Loroox
Sidney Thomas
Manhattan Athletic Club
New York
Morton Sanford
Manchester
Ite
Sanford
Ohio Democrats hold second day of Springfield convention
The Ohio Democratic Convention in Springfield features Senator-elect Brice and a strong anti bossism drive. Key resolutions attack McKinley tariff, trusts, and force bills while pledging free coinage of silver and expanded pensions. Thaddeus Cromley wins Secretary of State nomination amid brisk speeches.
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Springfield
Brice
Twe
Norton
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
No Raise Proposed At Altoona Miners Meeting
Representatives from Clearfield to Indiana counties met in Altoona to discuss a new wage scale for coal miners. John B. Rae outlined a proposed scale while Berwind-White officials cited sickness and existing contracts as reasons against price increases. Operators and local executives argued any change would raise mining costs, and the group adjourned to reconvene September 10.
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AulToona
Clearfield
Center
Cambria
Blair
Huntington
Bedford
Jefferson
Indiana
John B. Rae
United Mine Workers of America
Cresson and Clearfield Coal Company
Frugality
Gallitzin Coal and Coke Company
Altoona Coal and Coke Company
Taylor & McCoy
Gallitzin
Powell & Ashercroft
Cresson
Standard Coal Company
Lilly
Lilly Coal Company
Sonman Shaft Coal Company
Edward Hughes & Co
Portage
Thomas Blythe
Madeira
EK. J. Hughes
Becoen
Judge Dean
Edward Hughes
Thomas Blythe C. A. Hughes
Locomotives Collide on Pittsburg and Western
Two locomotives collided while speeding on the Pittsburg and Western eight miles south of Butler. Fireman Ancors of Foxburg Pa was injured and taken to Allegheny Hospital. A conductor was badly cut but not fatally hurt. Both engines were wrecked and trains delayed four hours.
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Butler
Pittsburg
Lives Lost and Houses Washed Away in Ohio
Noble county suffered a day of record rainfall from 2 to 6 oclock as homes on East Union were swept away. A bridge struck a dwelling and killed Rev. Stephen W Archer and his wife and child, along with Mrs. Belle Dach and David Moorseas child, all bodies unrecovered. Creeks rose to unprecedented levels and roads and bridges were ruined across the area.
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Caldwell
Noble County
East Union
Duck Creek
Stephen W. Archer
Diasbrid
Belle Dach
David Moorsea
Cleveland
Marietta
Terrific rain storm leaves rails in danger near Layton
A heavy storm flooded Jacob's Creek doubling its flow and forcing work stoppages at a rolling mill. A landslide blocked the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near Layton station while the Youghiogheny flooded causing more line closures. The National Phipps Foundry halted operations due to the washout.
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Scottdale
Jacob’s Creek
Baltimore and Ohio
Layton Station
Yough
Doad
Woman Accused in Child Murder by Scissors
Annie Bowman of Wellsboro allegedly killed her newborn by cutting it into pieces with scissors and hid the body under a stair. Coroner Walkinshaw ruled death at the hands of the mother and Bowman will be held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburo
Annie Bowman
Walkinshaw
Kohl and Middleton Seek a Pittsburg Theater Deal
Chicago theatrical men Kohl and Middleton returned home disappointed after failing to secure a Pittsburg theater site. They offer a large upfront price, prefer a ready building but will build if needed. They discussed terms with the local building owners and the Baltimore and Ohio ticket office, but failed to strike an agreement.
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Kohl & Middleton
Messrs. Kohl & Middleton
Chicago
Windy City
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Kohl
Harris Museum
Lucey Post Office Civil Service Exam Passes List
A list shows the Lucey post office civil service exam passers with scores for clerks and carriers. Notable names include Alberta Rice Gertrude Nesbit Hilla Gledhill Elizabeth Brady Lizzie Donda Lucy Mitchell and Eliza Richardson among the female clerks, and Charles Sutton Frank Neale William McKee George Jackson and Thomas McKenna among the carriers.
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Alberta Rice
Gertrude Nesbit
Hilla Gledhill
A. Sanicke
Ada Henderson
Katharine E. Brady
Lizzie M. Donda
Lucy Mitchell
de A. Moore
Eens Brockstoce
Belle A. Adama
Eliza D. Richardson
Charles B. Sutton
Frank
Neale
William
Tennis Champions Contend at Newport Tournament
The tenth annual singles championship opened at the Casino under the National Lawn Tennis Association. Preliminary round results include Harvard’s H Tallant defeating L J Grant 6-1 6-2 6-0 and M R K Wright of Trinity beating C Bently 6-1 6-1 6-3 among others with several matches decided by defaults or walkovers.
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Newport
National Lawn Tennis Association
I—H.tallant
Harvard
L. J. Grant
Bradford
M. R K. Wright
Trinity
C. Bently
Chicago
Clark
Philadelphia
T. W. Smith
New York
H. M. Billings
Yale
T. U. Walk
C.A. Chase
A Fowler
Brooklyn
Herrick
Boston
Re. Borden
Washington
D. Kimball
M. LD. Smith
New Y
F. ¥. Hoppin
Providence
P. Kua Bor
Newetee
F. A. Kellogg
New Haven
KE. B. Turnot Chaon
Carver
M Kbeanee
T. Horton
Tawweetet
F. Wright
B. S&s
Foxhall
W. P. Her- Hele
Sears
Pars
W. P. Metenif
Howland
Seathaepwins
Sands
F. H. Horey
Newton
A. K. Chase
Tereutt
Grand German Day Celebration
Special telegram from Wheeling reports all German societies about a dozen strong unite for a temporary union to mark German Day on October 1 with a monster event and Sommernachtfest expected to draw 6,000 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Tober
Rifle mishap wounds man in adjoining room
A Flobert rifle being discharged to remove a charge at Mansfield Valley Pennsylvania injures John McLean in a separate room as Frank Adams clears the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Valley
Frank Adams
Flobert
John McLean
Pendergast and Sweibart Found Guilty of Unlicensed Sales
Special Telegram reports juries in the Pendergast and Sweibart wholesale package house cases found Pendt and Sweibart guilty of selling without a license in WashingTon D C court action dated August 27.
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WashingTos
Pendergast
Sweibart Wal
Pendt and
Sweibart
Knocked Into Eternity: Fatal Train Collision Report
Special telegram from Newakea dated August 27 reports David Cullers, who is somewhat deaf, was struck and killed while crossing railroad tracks in a buggy near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newakea
David Cullers
Here
Dash racing debut draws huge crowd at Fleetwood Park
New York August 27 The first dash system trot meet draws a larger than usual audience at Fleetwood Park. Trotting horses from near and far praised the new format with favorable reaction from horsemen. Races include a one mile trot and a saddle event with winners named in the results, noting times and placements among the field.
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New York
Fleetwood Park
Oesett Sane Wnsigiers Ac
Peano
Sere
Aes Mullins
Dusiamn
Sieele H
Reoaidy Joah
Ouengy Smith
Drissell
Seco Kg
Fowler
Brien Leoquens
Br. m
Drie Coll
Moone
Irwin Miners Not Evicted Amid Heavy Greensburg Flood Damage
Rainfalls near Greensburg caused extensive damage while no eviction of the Irwin Miners occurred as the sheriff failed to arrive. Reports note a locomotive builder explosion in Mansfield killing Engineer Albert Graham and Fireman Joseph Murphy.
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Irwin
Greensburg
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mansfield
Albert Graham
Joseph Murphy
Annie Brindage
Washington
Crouch
Campbell May
Elmer Sharkey
Sharkey
New York
Westmoreland County People
Eee
Co-operative
Flint Glass
Commund
Erie
Pitts- Burg
Players' League Directors Hold Secret Session
New York August 7. The Players' League directors met in secret tonight with A Mare sti in attendance. Rumors circulate about possible conditions of a ballot and further actions by the league despite the secrecy.
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Eife
Fereell
Disfatos
New York
Players’ League
Tonigh
Ad A. Mare Sti
Farwell and Sabin Travel West on Limited Train
Minnesota Senator Dwight M. Sabin and Chicago Senator Farwell rode the westbound limited last night. Sabin held the fort alone as Farwell retired before an interview. Sabin, seeking re election, spoke little noting crops and the Republican party were in good shape in the Northwest. Farmers want lower tariff duties on some articles but refuse to drop protection.
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Bax
United States
Dwight M. Sabin
Senator Farwell
Chicago
Farwell
Express
Sabin
Senate
Northwest
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