Eight Hits Off Cleveland Pitchers Highlight Jacobsens Bernhard
Bernhard landed on Jacobsen with eight hits, two clean and a near third, as Cleveland pitchers struggled. Lush earned fielding honors while narrowly missing more action in a tense lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Townsend
Lush
Capital City League battle ends in Turner win over Carroll
In a tense Capital City League showdown at Georgetown College field Carroll Institute led seven innings before Turner Athletic Club surged in the eighth to win 3 to 2. Fulcher and Wheatley pitched well as Carr’s two-bagger and costly eighth inning error sealed Carroll’s defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrolls
Georgetown College
Carroll Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Turner
Fulcher
Harris
Carr
Carroll
Wheatley
Wilkersons
Cullen
Kelly
Babson
Wilkerson
Johnnie
Bas
Turner Rhoah Carroll
Rhhoare Seay
Olm Carr
Tawney
Sa Whaan
Finnew
i'Cutlen
Tb Fulsher
Harding
Uecker
Vinnaman
O Grant
O Denking
Li Flaherty
Dov Lucas
Caroll
Carrol
Stalen
Seay
Wr. McKenna
St Stephen's Beats Woodward & Lothrop In Early Game
St Stephen's overwhelmed Woodward & Lothrop 18 to 4 as Graves starred for St Stephen's and Buscher fanned nine for Woodward. Welsh doubled and Carroll hit a three base shot for St Stephen's while Hughes, Dunn and Mortality led Woodward with multiple hits. The match ran 1 hour 15 minutes with umpire Handibos calling the balls and strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethen’s Institute
Woodward & Lothrop
St. Stephen's
Inn
Eodward & Lothrop
Wood Ware
Graves
Buscher
L. Rhore Hughes
Moriartty
Craweard
Welsh
D Force
Carroll
Sherman
Bradbury
Qi Barnes
Handibos
Gleason
Scheeffer
Benson
Helder
A Cole
Paneer
Totaig
Hughes
Shaeffer
Dunn
Mortality
Chamberlain
Witd
Galks
Tip Tops Rally Past Young Senators In Exciting 6 5 Win
Amateur baseball notes show Tip Tops defeating Young Senators 6 to 5 in a tight game. Teams seeking future matches include Thirteen-year-olds, with L Lang at 52% Seventh Street NE as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
L. Lang
Seventh Street
Fifth Baptist
A. W W. Richards
Hyattsville
Music Boys
Marine Barracks
Davis
Musics
Dorr
Biyattsville
F. HE. Keith
Sunday-School League Standings and Today’s Games
Standings show Wilson 13 14 481 and Foundry 22 8 7 34. Mt Pleasant Meth 14 15 483 with St Alban’s 13 14 491. Today’s schedule: Mount Pleasant Methodist vs Mount Pleasant Congregational. St Stephen’s vs Mt Pi Meth at Van Ness Park and 427 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. L. Pet
W. G. Fet
Wilson
Gunton
MtPi
Cong
St.Stephen’s
Foundry
Wesley
Em Iil Gurley
Mie Vernon
Mt-Pi.Meth
St Alban
Mount Pleasant Methodist Va
Mount Pleasant
Two Runs Sixth Share Defeat for Sixth Presbyterian
The Sixth Presbyterian fell to the Foundry team at Van Ness Park by 6 to 2 as McCatheran stymied the Sixth hitters. Randall led Foundry with three hits in four at bats, two doubles, and was part of a five-run fifth inning aided by errors. Herbert, Gordon, and Conner contributed on base as Sixth managed only two runs in the sixth. Final line shows Foundry scoring early and widening the lead with two more in the ninth. Time of game was 1 hour 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundry
Presbyterian
McCatheran
Foundry Boys
van Ness Park
Vermillion
Randal
Herbert
Gordon
Conner
Rider
Randall
Tracey
Rho
Riscal Kinney
Ycutter
Bryan
Lynham
Il Verlion
Rotail
Errore
Randell
Harveycutter
McCathtan
McCathran
le Fon
Mr. Shinley
Ray
Cleveland
McCormick
Lush
Kittredge
Hill
Washington
Huelsman
Turner
Townsend
Cassidy
Fisck
Lajoie
Toight
Memis
Bay
Flick
Wilson Forfeit Changes Mount Vernon Standings
Mount Vernon received a forfeit win as Wilson forfeited yesterday afternoon. The scheduled game at the Ellipse was forfeited by Wilson, costing them first place while Mount Pleasant Methodist moved ahead in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Wilson
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Baseball Notes Highlight Early 1900s League Chatter
The card lists several notes on baseball figures and teams including McGinley of Haverhill signed by St Louis, Cubs chasing, Captain Lynch of Newark operated on for appendicitis, and New York as the popular AL team on road. It mentions Hill without a run for eight games, bargain days in the National League, Carlisle policemen beating a barber team, Wood’s injured arm sidelines him, Senator Stahl’s trip stats, and umpire disputes under President Pulliam. It notes open day for Senators, eastward travel for final battles, Billy Clingman tied to Toledo accusations, Muslin and Henley high in AL batting, Joe Kelley’s suspensions, and praise for Jake Stahl’s development with Washington after poor Boston stint.
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St. Louis Cardinals
McGinley
Haverhill
Pittsburg
Cubs
Lynch
Newark
Carlisle
Wood
Senator Stahl
Pulliam
Philadelphia
Boston
Senators
Billy Clingman
St. Paul
Billy
Toledos
Muslin
Henley
Cincinnati
Joe Kelley
Second Street
Florida Avenue Northwest
Ernest Peak
Marquette
George Stone
Jake Stahl
Washington
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ban Johnson
Bostons
Jake
Washingtons
Ashington
Stahl
King’s New Life for Health and Strength Sale
Fragmented ad promising health benefits from King’s New Life product, urging buyers to act now for a cure or remedy. Includes price 26 cents and pharmacy claim, with unclear rest of text.
Cleveland Beats Washington In Front Of 2024 Fans
Cleveland defeated Washington 7 to 1 in Ohio as Bernhard supported by solid defense held off early pressure. Billy Lush sparked two clutch catches off Clarke while Cap Larry hit two doubles and a towering homer. Townsend starred for Washington with two hits and strong outfield play.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Aianu
Washingtons
Jacobsen
Bernhard
Billy Lush
Bill Clarke
Capt
Larry
Fragmentary Baseball Play-by-Play Note
Nonsensical OCR snippet lists players such as Killien OLeary and Benley with bases, balls, strikeouts, and a wild pitch. Mentions a double play OLeary to Hickman and a time of game around 2 hours. Several words are garbled and names unclear.
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L. Cross
O'Leary
Killien
Benley
Basse
Pickering
Davis
Robinson
Killian
Detroit
Philadelphia
Br Eillien
Henley
Hickman
Leptin
Looghiin
King
Orth Puzzles St Louis In Five Hit Loss To New York
St Louis limited to five hits as Orth allowed only five. Kahoe’s strong throwing featured the game. Burkett hit a two-base, Heidrick and Orth tripled, Fultz stole a base, and Conroy, Orth, and Dougherty contributed. Final score New York six to four in one hour thirty minutes. Attendance listed as 90.
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New York
St. Louis
Orth
Kahoe
Wallace
Ol Williams
Anderson
Pibertela
Fultz
Conroy
Kleinow
Orth Pew
Burker
Heidrick
Dougherty
Sudhoff
St. Louie
Umpfire
Mr. Connolly
National League standings and results summary
Pittsburg defeated New York 7 2 and 4 1 while Boston beat Chicago 5 4 and St Louis swept Philadelphia 7 1 and 6 1. Brooklyn blanked Cincinnati 6 0 and 8 0 as schedule shows Pittsburgh 70 29 and St Louis 52 61 88 with others Boston 69 39 602 and Brooklyn 58 45 Berl Philadscht 27.
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Plitteburg
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philade
W. L. Pet
Pittsburg Wins Doubleheader Over New York in Two Games
Pittsburg defeats New York in a doubleheader with strong showings at the plate and improved fielding. Mathewson lasted two innings in the first game before Wiltse relieved, while Browne and Bransfield provided key hits. In the second game Pittsburg again prevailed as Lynch and Taylor worked on the mound. the final tally favored Pittsburg in a 9 to 4 or better scoreline with errors noted for New York.
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New York
Pittsburg
Mathewson
Wiltse
Cama Fittaburg
Rhoa
Rhoah Leach
B'nahan
Beaumont
Browne
M'Cormick
Devils
Wagner
Donline Bransfield
Mertes
Kruger
Datlen
Ritchey
Gilbert
Carlach
Dunne
Flaherty
Bowerman
P- Zaiail
Pitteburg
Pittaburg
Wiltee
Wilts
Hransfield
Johnstone
Reg
Rug AE Leach
Nahan
Gariseh
Warner
Lynch
Ul Taylor
Dunn
Taylor
Bransfield
McCormlick
Crowne
Bresnahan
Mertey
Om@ Taylor
Mr. Johnstone
End of season sale cuts prices on suits
Stock-taking reveals limited two-piece homespun and wool crash suits left. Merchants push end-of-season reductions to clear inventory, offering suits at discounted prices such as twenty dollar, eighteen, sixteen, and twelve dollar options.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati blanked in doubleheader rout
Parker Bridget & Co. at 9th and Pennsylvania. Double play and walks set the tone as Brooklynheld Cincinnati scoreless in both games. Scanlon and Cronin split mound duties for Brooklyn, Ewing and Cronin held Cincinnati in check, with 3,500 in attendance.
Young Proved Easy For Chicago On Field Day
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 1 as Owen held the visitors to four singles and five Chicago errors were avoided by strong fielding from Davis Isbell Lachance and Cal fins. Attendance 10 650. Davis a three base hit and Isbell two hits highlighted Chicago offense while Dundon and Criger contributed. Owen pitched for Chicago with Young finishing.
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Owen
Davis
Isbell
Lachance
Calfins
Boston
Selbach
Parent
YIALI
Farrell
C Young
Callahan
Dundon
Davia
Young
Mr. Sheridan
St Louis Sweeps Doubleheader Over Philadelphia
Philadelphia lost both games as St Louis dominated on the field with a 4 1 final in the first game and a 6 1 decision in the second. Attendance was 3 091. Key players: Brain and Barclay led St Louis with multiple hits while Smoot, Donohue, and Roth contributed for Philadelphia. Fraser and O Neill worked pitching duties for the visitors and locals respectively.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rao
Warrell
Thomas
Shannon
Titus
Beckley
Overton
McGee
Mitchell
Donohue
Roth
Fraver
Grady
Barclay
Brain
Burke
Smoot
Wirst
Basia
Wrazer
Fraser
Nichols
Cimpire
Mr. Emslie
RHOA
Rhoad
Wolverton
Mellee
Gleason
Shay
Brain Smoot
O'Neil
Duggleby
O'Neill
Elmslie
Bad Base Running Losses Ninth Inning to Detroit
Detroit ties the game in the ninth then Philadelphia wins with three straight hits in extras. Poor baserunning by Detroit cost a ninth inning victory. two earned runs credited to Philadelphia and Detroit. Attendance about 2,000. Hickman hits a three-base drive for Detroit and Pickering adds a two-base hit for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Hickman
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
Barrett
Oj Hareel
McIntyre
Pickering
Cough
Oj Davis
G Crawford
Lcross
Seybold
Murphy
M.cross
Behreek
Henley
KiIan
Boston Wins Ninth In Tenth On Abbaticchio Hit
Boston edged Chicago in ten innings as Abbaticchio doubled and an outfield fly scored the deciding run after Willis was stymied early. The second game was called after one inning due to rain with Chicago leading Boston 2 0. Attendance 7 85. Abbotichio and Moran lead Boston with key hits while Geler and Kling contribute for Chicago.
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Boston
Augus
Chicago
Willis
Wicker
Carney
VanZant
Maran
Barry
Wills
al Vickers
Tatala
Winnington
Geler
Abbaticchio
Moran
Kling
Vickers
Minor league baseball and events of interest
Scores from American Association Southern and Eastern leagues show Columbus Indianapolis Louisville Toledo and others with varied results. Other items include Dumbarton vs Rockville, Marshall and Janowski chess match plans, New York Riflemen win, and a cultural note on recreation in modern life.
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Molly Brantin Drives to Narrow Victory in Mermaid Handicap
Saratoga Aug 1 feature race a stretch duel between Broomstick and Molly Brant ends with Molly Brant a neck ahead in the Merchants and Citizens Handicap at one mile and a furlong. Broomstick set the pace as Adriatha and Afri cander chased. Duryea filly Princess Rupert and Artful dominated other races. Various winners across six races with next day entries listed.
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Saratoga
Broomstick
Molly Brant
Moly Brant
Groomstick
Africander
Adriatha
Sir Lynnewood
Duryea
Princess Rupert
Artful
Jack Lory
Pinnine
Bobadil
Lyne
Sir Lyonewond
Cormack
Marjoram
L. Jones
Monet
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Andrew Mack
Pulsus
Sliver Foot
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Merchants and Citizens
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Burns
Reservation
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Dainty
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Lord of the Vale
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Allumeur
Amberjack
Austin Allen
Tata
Hobadhl
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Reynote
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Conkling
James F
Gilaten
Easy
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Allan
Dar le Duc
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Sentry
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Toboggan
Collector Jessup
Mieten
Honolulu
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Crown Prince and
the Musketeer
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Dromedary
Libretta
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Meadowham
Jerry
Merry Lasvie
Workman
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Khorasan
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Greencraft
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Duke of Kendal
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Gray
Friar
de Reszke
New York
Tigria
Malden
Liberty
Aeronaut
Charles Elliott
Dan K
Snilling Alice
Golden Fleur
Atuna
Steel Trap
Agent
Lancashire Lass
Step Dance
Little Buttercup
Upsets at Fair Grounds Shake Heavily Favored Runners
At St Louis Fair Grounds on a fast track Argosy and other favorites underperform. The Cook won the feature by two lengths over Fruit, with Miss Powell third and Argosy fourth. The program notes strong finishes by J W O Neil and Pathos in other races and lists future entries.
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St. Louis
Cook
Fruit
Miss Powell
Argosy
Poles Bergeres
Annabelle Lee
L. Willam
Nerenthe
W. Davis
Even
Seroml
Pharmacy
Rice
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Korea
Pallona
Thurele L
Meretta
Besate Me
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Flying Fire
Bab
L. Wilson
Sid Silver
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Seder
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Decaration
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Fenian
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the Cook
Landsey
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Edith May
J. W. O'Neil
H. Snderson
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Joe Goss
Ivers
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Bensonhurst
Atlas
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Mamselle
Dolly Gray
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Brooklyn
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W. Davisy
Mildred L
Pyrrho
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Semper Vivax
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Lelia Hunter
Dresden
Renaissance
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Anofaquam
Albertola
Opinion
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Walpole
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Fred Priesmeyer
Bradwerlin
Mellwood
Flora
Triple Silver
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Martin Sayse
Fond Memory
Sweet Note
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Muscovelt
Rowe
Juba
Felix Mozzes
Hilene
Dotage
Lady Mercury
Gold Monarch
Kitty Belle Brooks
Mc Ritchey
Trixie White
Amoskoday
Milton Young
Erla Lee
Princess Orna
Handi- Monastery Beer Fhone
Louis Bush
Horse Racing Card Detail for Fifth and Sixth Races
The listing covers the fifth race at Siz furlongs with horses including Quaker Girl, St. Patris, Hazel H., Aggie Lewis, Ea Ball, Torle, Pat Hammon, Bertyie, Lady Felix, Apple Sweet, Susie Letcher, Dusky Secret, Captain Gaston, and Ben Lear with various odds. The sixth race over one mile features Mal Lowery, Lady Charles, Feronta, Velos, Baby Hall, Leon ia, Laura Funter, Trepsetter, Bulsatul, Flora Willoughby, Caterpillar, Eleanor Howard, Buccleuth, and Doctor Burns with corresponding stakes or odds.
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Byron Hose
Harmaki Booster
Just So
Jack Young
Basa'Or
Quaker Girl
St. Patris
Hazel H
Aggie Lewis
Ea Ball
Torle
Pat Hammon
Bertyie
Lady Felix
Apple Sweet
Susie Letcher
Dusky Secret
Captain Gaston
Ben Lear
Mal Lowery
Lady Charles
Feronta
Velos
Baby Hall
Leonia
Laura Funter
Trepsetter
Bulsatul
Flora Willoughby
Caterpillar
Eleanor Howard
Buccleuth
Doctor Burns
White Plume Beats Don Domo At Hawthorne Second Race
Chicago Aug 14 Hawthorne racing card improved but crowd small. Don Domo after three months’ rest faded in stretch taking second by a short head. Summary races show six furlongs winners and times with notable horses Aliee Commoner Blue Grouse Zar koe Frivol etc. Detroit Aug 16 Frontier Stakes at Highland Park saw Graydon’s Zarkee upset Starfell in a tight program with multiple close finishes. Saugus Mass opened with Anaconda pacing to three straight heats and strong times. Baltimore and Stockton notes follow with harness and jockey updates.
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White Plume
Don Domo
Chicago
Hawthorne
Omly
Aliee Commoner
Davis
Dod Anderson
Aubuchon
Bernice
Knapp
Artifice
Fatr Allen
Trossachs
Annora J
Morrison
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Soufriere
Newtown Hay
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Robin Hood
Myron Dale
No Trumper
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Petit Duc
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Retort
al Casey
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Rainwitch
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Hoffier
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the Lady
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Hach
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Choicest Loses Big Events at Brighton Beach Meeting
At Brighton Beach New York on August 16 despite cloudy weather large crowds attended the second day of the grand circuit meeting. Feature races included a 2 20 trot and a 2 08 pace for mile heats two in three with Stanley Dillon winning the trot in straight heats while John M won the 2 08 pace after early leader Pan Michael tired. Gallagher led the favorite in the pace until late, then John M prevailed in a slow third heat. Multiple horses and times listed with purses around 5000 dollars.
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Elizabeth S
Rose Electrite
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de Ryder
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York
Maxine
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