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RHBH'E‘BRUSS Bum Formal notice of the annual fall
Ii the Auditorium, Chicago. on Novem-
ber 0, has been sent to the various
for Horse 3 "0 10 so club owners by President lBan John<
MW V. ’ sou. What willnappen? The board
Date is Not Available ‘ of directors will go through the-mos
tions of “awarding the pennant” to
new your: Oct 29~A bitch do: "‘9 “mm“ “mm” t° the “ma“
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velopcd yesterday, in the Willie *Rit‘ standlxilgmfthet cl“?! oindmafter 1:1,:
chic-Leach Cross bout, which had been Athlet cs recon ‘v c cry 11 ewor
postponed to November 10 in Madison series has: been recorded in. the min-
Square aGrden Notice was given to utes, Connie Mack and Ben Shibe ,will
' Manager Billy Gibson. of the Garden pay for a. banquet. t b
A. C.. that the date would not be avail- The most mportatnt ma ters» to e
able for the reason that on thatwmorn‘ ”aware" it 15 h" eyed. are the d:
log carpenters would have to begin moods of the Players Fraternity 9‘:
the work of transforming the Garden's reforms “1 connection W th t 9
interior for the horse show. world s series in the future. As usual
A meeting of all concerned was held the American League men will W?"
last night at Gibson‘s Criterion res~ unanimously ‘0 91390 tum ufliattlers (:1
taurant in the Train: to devise some the hands of Big '8“ for us. a ‘
scheme by which the bout could be justment. There will be no scandal.
staged. The' Garden management do 0" wrangling, no jealousy. and 3‘0
clared November 8 would be available, peanut politics. because the club own-
but Sam Wallach. brother and mana- 9’9 are broad minded ”0:311 to al«
gar of Cross. objected. saying Leach .IOW Johnson ‘0 run the eng “9'
could not recover from his recent in-
;iury and be in shape to fight that soon. 90'" ROOSEVELT' 55 YESTERDAY'
it than was suggested that an effort ST'LLHANDY WITH "'9 “573‘
be made to obtain some date not now The boxing game. decently conductv
open from parties already possessing ed, has few firmer friends than Col.
engagements at the Garden, for the Theodore Roosevelt. Although be
next open date is not until December passed his fifty-fifth milestone yester-
2.
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CINCINNATI. 01110, Oct. 29.—-All8-,4
ust 'Herrmaun, chairman of the Natiom
49.1 Baseball Commission, yesterday
said he could see very little that is
inequitable or improper in the as
mands recently .mads‘ by' the players
through David Fultz, president of the .
Players’ Protective Association. and '
he thought the trouble complained of
by the players could be easiiyadiust:
4ed. ,‘His statementfollows: '
"On looking through the demands
made by the players 1' find few things
inequitable 'or unreasonable, and very
_few things that cannot be settled
quickly. with fairness and the best
of good will on both sides.
should be amicable relations and good
understanding between employer and
employs in every profession and this
present baseball troubles can eas-
ily be smoothed over. 'Most of the
players’ requests could be adjusted
without special statutes simply by a
few hours' talk between the parties
involved.
"Officially we have not yet re-
‘ceived a copy of the players’ demands
but we will no doubt receive them in
due season. Only one hitch is likely;
the commission will not talk with Mr.
'Fulta. if the players wish to send a
delegation of their number, with an
active player as spokesman. «we will
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CALGARY, Alberta. Oct. 29.~Toln~
irollrnunusuol
4 my Burns will not have to face trial in
. . . connection with the death of Luther
NBWETK Lillitwelllm T00 BUWW McCarty, last May. in a. contest with
[or OHMBHWOHH Tan iPeikey. promoted by Burns. This
; ~. was announced yesterday by Crown
Fat Rounds {Prosecutor Short.
. . » In announcing that the case against
“Yolinii”,01idwell. of Newark, do Burns would be dropped, Crown Pros:
isatcd Carl Viitor. of Orange, 1:. a tan.
round bout at Brown's Gymnasium.
New York, lag; night. that kept 11' ca-
‘pacity crowducheers. Eachv‘had a
big ’followinggof partisan supporters.
Gradwell, wegh'ing 133, had a pound
and a half adimtage over his rival.
"Young" Btger. of viioboken, was
disqualified f4 fouling in the clinches
during the elhth round of the semi.
final with "Edie" Lennon, of Wes-
‘hawken. "Olin Round" Brady, of East MONDAY
Orange. hooded out “Young" rDia-’ ' .
‘mond in the bird round with a letf to Venn Gr 955'. the giant 5°“thP‘W
‘the stomach John Eganvand "Frank twirler of the Cleveland Naps. cele<
Moran foughia four-round draw. 4bratsd “3 twenty-sixth birthday Moll-
. day. His real‘monaker is Sylvanus.
4 but everybody calls him Venn or
II" on w "Lofty.” Gregg was born in Cheballs,
lflillll. sun‘s Wash. Oct. 27. 1887. and began plsy~
. lug ball with his brother Daveas soon
. .--—-—— as they had arrived at the dignity of
CHICAGO,ill., Act. 29.-High shoes "min" When he had reached the
will supplanttbe low shoes which are “89 01' WWW-one. and was his own
now worn 4]), motor [we bi“ play- b053, Venn decided to become 9. NEU-
posslbilityv of attaining a conviction
if :Bumwere brought to trial, inas-
much as McCarty‘s opponent in the
fatal contest had been acquitted of
the charge of manslaughter.
was summonded by the death of hi
mother. .
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_VEAN GREGG, GREAT CLEVELAND
GOUTHPAW. TWENTY‘SIX
cantor Short said- there would be little
Burns now is in Ontario, where he.
u:a.n.u:-;..i4
1414 It isn’t—e it ISN’T. . .
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Al Williams. the star twirler of the
Fordham University. New York. nine
last year and gridiron hero of the Mr»
roou eleven. signed a contract yester-
day to play with the Giants. Williams
graduated from the arts and science
department of the college and is now
a first your law man at Fordham. He
is the best developed pitcher ever
turned out of Fordham. standing six
test two and weighing lover 200 pounds
yet he was one of the fastest men on
the team last year. Williams still had
another year to pitch for Fordbam.
M
JAKE DAUBERT GIVES LAUGH
TO THE CLEVELAND EXPERTS
039 of the many peculiarities oi
baseball crops up in Dauberl: being
{considered by the Chalmers trophy
:commissioners the player most valu-
able to his team in the National
League this year. for in 1907 the
Brooklyn captain was declared not
suillcieniiy competent to hold his
berth with Cleveland. This year he
wins the Chalmers car. That same
season Larry Doyle, who wan the
Chalmers our last year. was‘ looked
over by a scout for on American
League club while he was playing with.
Springfield of the Three Eye League.
and the scout advised against his pur-
..
.s‘lnravlrn elllllls'
day. the chief of the Bull Moosers is receive them in the most amicable
Still hnndv with his “Sta, and “”3 (“ahion' but we Cannot see where any
nothing better than to but 0“ the outsider has any business in this sfv
chase.
era. if Charla Comlskey. president of lar baseball fellow. and hired out to Doyle cost the Giants "4500' which.
the Chicago Vhlte Sex. hag his way. an independent club in Lewiston. ida-
iWhen he refused I did the only Mn:
Many spraincl ankles and other lnlu- 110- In 1909 he bTOke into league ball
was a record price for u minor league
NUTS F0“ THE WEEK gloves m" a friendly “0““ While the fair, any more than if we should ask
colonel is fond of nearly all athletic the player to stand for dictatbn fromI
sports. he believes that boxing is the the attorney without a share '9: stock;
Wednesday. best of all for building up “the body or the slightest interest in any bau .
‘K. 0. Sweeney VS- Bay WDOd. M 'and conserving the health. As a youth club." :
PPOVMOIICG- Col. Roosevelt was delicate and ‘.
Thufldiifi “spindling.” and at Harvard he took -
JOhnnY K111)!” 118- 511100ka Mars. up boxing under competent direction
at Cincinnati. and was transformed into an athlete. ”Al-‘ER‘ INNS“ GWES
Ray Wood vs. Steve Kennedy. at 'Not ‘lpng ago the former president 7 ‘
mm... . .. 0...... 6...... ‘ Slim" WHIIEWASWP‘
FPNIY- Congress advocating the inclusion of
Matty Opposes Him for Four .
lioves.
Jimmy Duffy vs. Joe Shugrue, M boxing contests in the Olympic Pm”
Budalo. ‘4 gram. He laid great emphasis on the
Mike Gibbons vs. Marty Rowan. at benefit he had personally derived from
regulation 'low slices.
Brooklyn. boxing. and asserted that if it were "inns, "Inc Q}. Which Ar
8atul‘daY- not permitted to become brutal and hi
Eddie Brown V5. Dave POWQTS’ at if the betting element were excluded Seamless .44 run n8-
‘ Portland. 'boxing was one of the finest of sports. 44
he“ While vs- Joe Bayley. at Van- The Amateur Boxing Association or ..
00‘1"”? England has waged a campaign to TULSA. Okla. 00L 29. W8“
have boxing included in the Olympic JOMBOH and the White SOX shut6
program and King George is l n the Giants here yesterday, score
, «~— thorough sympathy with the moves 0. The advertised bout between Judi;
Denies Knowledge of Coming Sale of ment. son and Christy Mathewson was“
3‘0“ in R“ 9”- Col. Roosevelt's attainments as a ed at last. and a big crowd look 0
BOSTON- Oct. 29""“There isn't a boxer are' largely due to the insiruc- They did not 808 a fair “33‘ betwee
cloud in the baseball sky." said Pres- tlon he has received in the "manly these premier llurlers. Mathzwso
ident McAleer oi the Red Sox yestcr» art" from p,“ Mike Donovan. the stayed in only four innings all‘ By
day. "1 know that ““10““ 990“” arc veteran instructor in boring at the runs were made off him. the h ts
' Johnson never was throat
trying to stir up trouble, but for my New York A. 0.. and long a profeo~ lug seven. ‘ the
W“ I believe that the three thin” the clonal pugiliat in the bare-knuckle era sued. Luck broke histwoy 1'01“
““30"“ ”9 talking al’°“"‘““‘° Federal of the gums. Prof. [Mike has dos start, good support being an import.
League, “‘9 threatened “mu“ °f ”‘9 clared that he has never had a more out factor in the victory. ~l
members of the “”1”“ fraternityand proficient pupil than ”Teddy." Col. Giants ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 0~—0'
the New” 0‘ “‘0 “WNW“ 0‘ “m Roosevelt is also a good wrestler. hav- White Sox ..... ..0 0 0 2 4 0 we
National lleagucwall will be settled lug mm“ 19360“ 1,, the mat game 4
without any difficulty. from Billy Mnldoon and others. if M'VEY l8 CRlPPLED. - so and muggmmom. who toured
..I do not know whether there is to the colonel should be forced to (10- Cal 'McVey, once “mm“. of tin-Bos- t 0mm! under his management 3:.
be a big change in the ownership of lend himself against an attack. 110w. tons, Chicagos and Cincinnati Rodst’ ‘ a light. Jeffriea. whose tenth
the Boston American League club. ever, he wouldn't have to depend on in n crippled condition in San Franciw ‘was taken on the amt [5y pom.
would. presumably, know oonlnthiug boxing and wrestling. He knows the so as the result of an explosion m u m n. d enied that any moneywas
almni. a change in ownership. For my Japanese art of llu lltsu from A to 2. Nevada mine. McVey Is without. Md“ m g when it was counted up, 0,
own part i can any that l have no in. having been the pupil of John and a. petition asking for assistonuo‘m by one called Egan ‘ thief at
telltlon of letting lilo of my stocli luiilo O'Brien. at one time a police official h“ been aunt by his friends to George} m a. When asked if ll‘rcd Belus-
“fld '30“ in Nagasaki. 1591““ Ho ‘3 ““0 an Wright of Boston, llauu Johnson. from" cc, of the promoters of the light.
W expert In the ancient moraine 0’ “W Lynch, A. o. Spaldiug. Connie Mack mm Egan he was a thief Jeff-
WATERBURV FARM FOR NAP“ glo stick. thanks to the instructions and Garry Horrmann. Wright “‘1 ,
flood evidence that Cleveland was 0. (Sea. Leonard Wood. McVey are the only remaining mm‘
this Waterbury club was furnished yon. Boxing. fencing. wrestling and um. bars of the Cincinnati Rod Stockings.
terday when the New York Sun pub- air a” play a part in tho 00‘0“” who in 1809 were the pioneers of ”m4
lluhed a story that Cleveland would training for a political campaign. He led baseball.
send its own as wall as the borders also takes long rides. on horns and
under contract to New Orleans. 'l‘o- bicycle, chops trees. 95th" buy and CLEVELAND WANTC IMHK.
lode M“ Waterbury ‘0 8““ Antonio. walls: as for as a puglllst training for C. W. Homers. of the Cleveland club,
'l‘cl.. to train. N“ Orleans and To- an WIWTWW llght. "3 often 1‘0"" who also owns the Toledo Amorlcm
3"” are Cleveland farms so WM“. “WWW"? ““9" ‘ “Yr walking " ' Association club. in said to have made
bury must be in the same position. “mm mm. which often urges into a. a duo offer to Manager Mk or the
it is probable in VI“ (if this (118- 10‘ trut- New Orleans club to Ms hold of his
"mum that the d”‘“"" M Sam "‘tsrm" next year. The saga-mic!
Kennedy simply meant a cilsnsc in on one OUTGLAISI. DO'fl-i. Norman Elliot-field as mm» of the
manager and has Kohl. the now lead- NEW YORK. Oct. aha—Alfredo 1), Pelicans has been hold up to! some
or. will be working for Cleveland. 0”,. three cushion champion. who 1. unknown remit.
”“ to defend his title in a match with
KlD EGAN GETS DAMAGES.
to Stardom Jeff and Fitz.
new YORK. Oct. 29.~Josonn,snn.
otter known as the Kid. who once
as manager of James J. Jeffries. got
' verdict of $13,500 in the stamina
urt yesterday from a Jury before Jus-
co Weeks in a suit for $100,000
at a magazine. The suit was bass
on statements in an article by Rich
Barry alleging that when the re-
pts of the Jeffriosdi‘itssllnmous fight
Soil Francisco in 1002 were divided
:1 tried to walk away with more
his share. ‘
.b is chief witnesses for Egan were
M’ALEER DOESN'T KNOW 1T.
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if Bniasco ever had called
thief Little trill! would have
out m up. 'i-lc would tear his head
off He is not a his fellow. but is
a w ul little boy."
'l‘lilncipal witness for the do
‘Bsmull Tbs“. one of the
counted again, when it
that lllgon had over 8100 too
much. said be accused Qua of
randomly. and m or
4, for it a your aim-ward.
‘ HOW A MANAGER.
Hat
ENE“ DUMMY! manna.
CHiCMlO. Oct. roman Walsh Will ."gk, played momma“ Wt! ”5' NW 03mm. Us Oct. Maui . .. mam. Oct. flew-Mb-
precede the White in! to the sprint "my, in the Moon in “but“ Rivers. of m MIN”. ””th pop. at; . . ‘ ~tiflwbl¢ loom WOT
training camp at Paso Robles. Cat. by 1»; #15 flow by a mo! w to ulnr “om“ over Fmflt‘m 01...“. .1be the
at last: two. vaults. Owner Comm“? 251% fifty-silt fulfill. M. limit in this city. in ‘ “Wagoumlwzm ’ ‘ . .. .xbl boon Illa“
announced yesterday. and make an at» (9'1wa ”“1“.“ mm. whom ho Milli-v 'ilttvm “m mutual u. 4' W.MW~MW
fort in get into shape before the main ‘ j of n; xwmlm-ilnlmwitb fonsive throughout. {mm on W My, ”.ng m
squall arrlvos. similar treatment , ”disc to at. Doers mum ”mm”; _ . ’ , , , 44 -
worked wonders with Jim adult. whiff livelnuobm W00 W . ml m- who
pinches. great ball for the lost thin Wmmm m with. Lib-rt Ch. ‘ g. madam-distill“? . mm
your. ' .u (Butler. the Boom mm paper. . ‘~ - . _ ‘
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si . ' _ "‘I’r; '
:rles could bi prevented by a return‘l'ith Spokane. in the Northwestern
to the old fésbioned footgear, he be- C‘NH‘L where be attracted the atten-
' ' tins: of the major league scouts.-
Returhing yesterday from Kansas Cleveland paid Spokane $4.500 for
City where hi made an ingpecuon of thfi youthful t‘wlrlar. but, instead of
'the Giants and White Box, world tour being lust tickled to death at the ‘
lam, My, Comiskey declared u.“ my thought of playing in the main show.
Chase's injurina sprained-ankle. which. Venn haggled over the salary- and
'Wiilmrevcm from completing the eventually refused to play in the
tour with his teammates.‘fl probably Cleveland yard for’tbe amount speci-
would not have been,‘sufferod has the fled in the proffered contract ‘Youns-
player been hearing other than the stars are usually ready to accept. any
The low shoe came into vogue when 4111 fast company, and Vean's indc
players arrived at the conclusion that pendenco was considered shocking and »
the high tops prevented speed in base not at all clubby by the Nap manage-
Gollcoh $13,600 for Charge Hc Triad bad the option of recalling him at the
Charleyuilllor bout minim night.
k’wrf'm M? ”I“.
. Mold-um hum
infielder in 1907. 'Daubert was so}
quired by Brooklyn via the draft pro-'
caps in 1910 for the sum of 51,000.l
the Giants also putting in a draftfor
him and losing out in the draw. Sir
Jacob never was in danger of being
sent back to the minors after be
time, and by June, 1910. had been
dubbed the Hal Chase of the National
Magus. He failed to obtain member-
ship in the Society of the Three 'liun-t
dred the first year he was in the Nos"
tional Lorelle. but in 1911 he hit at a.
.307 clip and in 1912 his record was
.308. This year Daubert has boosted
ment. Gregg was sent back to the his stickflércdit‘to .3504and there is a
Pacific coast this time to Portland possibility that be m“ M “1.? batting
' ' king in the organization which he
in the Pacific Coast League, with a flaw ":= ~ w... -
string tied to him, by which the hope . in his' first 123 gamcs this your
close of the 1910 season. Cleveland ‘Dcubert ”0‘3““ 155 safeties. going
bitless only in 26 controversies. in
recalled him in 1911 an t if 9
the club was able to reach aguayro each of the 56 “me” he made °“°.,
meat with Venn in the matter of com- .h“; in ”Ch 0‘ 31' NO; in each of 13'
pensatlon. The big lefthander was three. and in “ch of 2' four. mm“
one of the pitching sensations of the largest “temwns with the w 0w
American League. He went through were on July 14 and 16. On the first
his first year in the big league like a named date be secured four hits in
house sfire. and did his allarfi toward ‘0'" time: ‘ht ”rum 2:?“ 0:3“
putting the Naps in the am division. and “‘9‘" 3° '° "3 “3° 3'
Venn has never been modest about ““1 W the late named date he locat-
asking for a raise and at the close od..llmmy Lavender. 0' the Cubs, for
of the 1911 Wu he expressed a four smashes, batting against him live
hankering for an annual income of me“-
' . t hit at at .28 clip against the
$5.000 an amount which very few big Daub”
league. pitchers find in their pay 811- Cardinals. and at a .403 pace agaizlst
"no“... in 1913 Gregg won twenty the Pllllliein The Cub pitchers haze
and lost thirteen games. andlhis your 3'39““ him an “8“" 0424.350, Re;
he maintained about the same per- Pittsburgh hurlcrs of .3“, the
cantons of victories. Vean's brother. beavers of '3”; the Boston, gunners of
Dave, also a pitcher. Joined the Cleve
land staff last spring, having license
cured in a trade from Toledo. but he ""3 this'soascn an
didn't accomplish much other than he committed “'0 “mm" in the
old wage scale for a chance to shine
live the Naps the distinction of a some contest. ills biggest day's work' 10662:! Emma 6:00' 8:0llx, "
brother battery. Veau is one of the at the first 0°?”9'" w“ on Apr“ 39'“ ' '
alum pitchers in captivity. standing when no cared for twenty-due chmcu'
n a h it over six foot in that came his way.
:1; Iggrie:y.d it is noteworthy that obtained four unis”. Whit-'11 ll hum
most of the Pacific coast players who a lot tor s first. human.
”have achieved fame in the big leagues mutants one o! the noun a! Penn»
have been strapping six footers. not- winnin-
ably. Chance. Chase and Overall. where he was born.
’ ' PAOKBRT RUNO DOWN
GUNBOAT ”£5352; ”UT Db IOY IN AUTOMOBILI
'Gunbout Bmitb's recent battle with CWELAND, 0.. Get. rim-«come
Tony noon, in Houston. in which Ross
was stopped hutch tenth round, has
been denounced fiercely by Hub crib
’ics. Charges of faint are made by no
crap followers of the panic. lion is
mad off ilonlnaacoording to a pm
mail mum-at. smith and lion
both deny the accusations.
The human sum it. 0.. arm
rm. will aim Mil Gunbost smith- mumsmugcém or
c I
. i‘ linw vomit. Mitch-3013 Melinda
~ ‘ mi. a calm amount. 3“!“ as
. WI Solo WM heroin am of ”Mg m“;
mailman-v mazmwmmnohwmg as am tin-aw
A ‘ I M2" in
Philadelphia National «Loom tum.
bile and fatally iniursd John Warrior
ill your-old. 'l‘raiiic police “mod
that Fulton was not to biilmo for the
* accident. but later he was taken to W
lice headquarters ndhoidcnacbmg
of violating tho spend ordinance.
MAT-
uunnm arm - ammo.
W‘W w a 4
reached the majors for the second "
.310, and the (limits transmits of ma! P- lilo-12:03:. 1:05. 30:04», it '
Jhuban m made only a dozen of. 8:3“. 3:55;. ‘:29, 5:053. 5:2‘, 51 4
, * d only once has; 8:01;, 8:07. 8:101. 0:80. 11:30.
On Apr“ 1; 110 5:05 8:013, 711“. 3110!. 93001.4 1'1 7
scum NORWALK 70 new rial!
”W011,“ “‘38 “"3 plan 9118‘. 10:23‘. 11311:.
‘ (:20, 5:12. 0:103. 6:11, 7:101; 95m
11:10.
a. (“Dodo") «Pukofl, outfielder of the “=11!-
yesterday run down Elm M, automo- Mil. 7:10» 8:341. 0:13;. 10:09:.
‘11:“;
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STOVALL. SPY WI'DHIN MN
Rickey Says Efforts to Get Browdlifo‘
Fodorals Caused Sharp Action. ‘
'S'l‘. LOWS. Oct. 20.~That 009w?»
Stovall was acting as an agent offtll‘ ‘
Federal League while still under
tract to the Browns is the belated
son given by Manager Branch maker
of the local team for refusing t pd}
mlt his predecessor to participu 4 "t ‘
the recent fall series between.“ 115'
Browns and Cardinals. " L
Prior to yesterday Stovall, the _,
posed manager, had done practicllfy
all the talking. Rickey was lostii‘to
rush into print with his side or
controversy. but following the reports
, that Siovall had become affiliated ‘
the Federal League “Rickey contribut
his arguments in the case. ' ’
“I did not care to make it know:-
tlle time,” said Rickey. “but since-Elba
vall has decided to cast his lot with
the Federal League I‘do not hesitate
to say that it was because 119.144
tampering with the ball players cram:
club that I refused to permit him do
the field during the full series. .
“Our club returned from lbs. I!!!
Eastern trip on a Monday. AEEOW
as Tuesday I had learned from three
different persons that he was "talking
Federal League} I decided that he
was not working for the best lntemtl
of the club and for that reason am
him to remain away from-tile mu.
. w'
possible—removed his uniform.
. from
his locker." .
WM OiIBONS V3. K. 0. SHOW.
Mike Gibbous' brother. Tom. who
a promising middleweight. is match 4
to box George-K. 0. Brown. at Hudson.
Win, on November 19. ‘
New York. New
HavenEHart;
ford 4
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