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Eli-maul“.
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l; Gamer-.1 anti?
*tr Elly (Brodie):
2 .' ,5- _ ' A 4, d "
' . we ate. 44rmr‘hltlh2I-ual gamut Stolen '- ,-
W no lithium minnows mmwv-euwu-lmm who...”
4 2 ‘ ‘ ' McMahon node a break for the rub 33'0“- !“qu W
‘ Wm ”Will «our 4-4 24-42444- 4- 4' mom; mum'mrm'w'w
...-...." - 2 4 to Lewis, and um use
can yesterday. Almml .4..._. of in: no stoned Mmfl‘filod,” 1m
‘ IoCarth and McMahon, th the
M ”if...“ 'fltfl W4 m I Ch local-ma: no: on ”not." won the The W “our: Club malmcfifiefizl'xfin': 1:: 1:23;: “SIM M
s I 4 in Nationol Lea u: ~ NEW nuns, r rL—rnea .4 , whole Port (‘hester to.- Woo experts but little trouble, Saturday“ .
Wu! W. 1: no. ington Arms buseh‘lnl’ teun and fill w M M’ the flanks of tho tram. Helena! lemon-I. in main: he! the invasion “' mm °‘ "w" m Swag; m m ‘
Brooklyn ............. 52 :4 .m Colonials battled to . “menu-hr? “mm no anally exterminnted by ucca'n otthe New mm Club per-lu‘ 3‘39“ “'0 3°15" m
Boston .‘ ............... 47 35 .573 z to 2 tie at the baseball grounds oni thy. near um hue. antes». Ina formers on the courts. and sent the '3‘“- $5.32;me um:
Phlladelpliin .......... 48 33 .558 Lighthouse Point. reateiday after-i Two lonesome nonalk qun jum- meanwhile landed on the near corner. vulture home with a 4 to l defeat; 5.1 ‘im’mmu team the defense of The Shannon twins. peered
"9' York """""" ‘3 ‘3 '500‘H00n before one of me “megawdslmed around the circuit in the Ihlrdin- in" 8“" had gone to second in the Eaton “win You Burn. h the an» the Kelse a collapsed whie their of the remarks fmm M,
Chicago . ......... M 48 .478 that e2eI attended a game in this 2'i-' mug of the Norwa-lk P0" theater excitement. Foley then banged g (lea. was the only vliator to gain a elusive in eufly checked‘by the their recent slammhave 8”}?
Pittsburgh .......... 39 47 .453 2i.nit,2 1‘ being estimated "13“ there game reaterdat afternoon, wereiden single to center, which sent G“ “may. not a“ W wmenutives 'tvirfing abilitiea of one LIV alle 08 Haven club O‘ner Collin
St. Louis‘. ............ 42 53 444:,were 1,000 people at the battle Petevemmgh to we me d”, for the Weak, Home and Brill ”autumn: mar the The seal“: a! “on [be mm. mm m men Wded them and told them
Cincinnati ............ 38 55 .409 “ilwn “G 9mm“ 091mm)?“ for and «end the Kev Yorke" trailing "M” “m m “an”: "m' mm mm" .2“. "mm m” mm“ “W ‘
____ the Remington and Eddie Mahan,’ i‘“ cut down at the keystone sack Burt-hard defeated l‘rothingham,‘ Haven Tuesday night 1
ihumewurds with a beating of 2 to 0.
the Harvard twirler and star football; \csterdav w“ not much of . day
player, and W
“Hrs formed ”'9 b“ ifor baseball, and neither team show.-
i
6...: H “Quack" Marshall started the fra- Mr Murphy m . ,
Eaton defeated Van Bum, 5—4. m in the Box for the Keiaen Ind. in Brady, honed by Loan.
{for the third out when he nttemptod
to go down on tho fielder: throw to
Game: Today.
Cincinnati at. Brooklyn (2).
_ . . __. Vtho first inning was violently hom- phyedsecondhunsefl m
Chicago at PhIladelphia; ten of the Colonials. The last scone ”19 md' - ‘4‘ ‘ 2
St. Louis at no.0; was made in the seventh and from}? 2:; Exist)! 1r: :Iinwmlixenyfgt‘ in the sixth inning the visitors Fish defeated Blood, 3-3. Fl- barded for ‘ ‘0‘" of four runs b, tb‘ nard ““0 1L outfield. ‘ '
- a ll r . 0.”... Goo huge ' cam used Maori '
' Pittsburgh at New "York (2)_ then until the fifteenth when cm" "e” ”6” 1" ”m" ”m" new" I H ”mm 1 u mm m '
”"9 the Norwaik aggregation, incidentally
came was called on account of dark scored his second t-i'mtout \lctor) out
“:58 neither team put a man oter the?!“ th' (9 games The lure] slab art-
.) me.
221 ,ztitilough he talked three men and
The Remington Arms, second mam'lhit another, during the course of the
with Robinson, formerly of the N
oriargumcnt, had mouthing his man . . .
walk Independents, catching. and Wll-.w Q" and onit' once when “Shed" positIon, “him!“ a 9"") 1‘" he.i
llnm and Champion pitching, were 4l.',cnls of Hobnkcn fame, manectt‘d 11:“ shah? ritmfllgadeu": "a“:
v I c a on I on 'ra
defeated by {he Dexter Bread (03 o squarely on the nose of the pill and “5 96
team at Springfield Yesterday, hyt the' laucmpt to cage the drive Eustooe
lifted I'I (HP-r tl e i it field fame ma
5mm of 6 to 5 in alpha-mg game ‘ ‘ \t‘h- foIccd at second a moment 24m,
fanned, but Leila whisked a single to
night field and lent to second on Ku-
Iicdt’ 5 passed bail. stone:- omen. ‘
and Eustace, who had twice been pre
,sented with a free ticket to the initial.
BurchaId and ma oaomoa Mt!) W in the second. althouzh shortstop and Joeeph‘.
m‘mm m an”. H 3...: i“QIIck" was touched up for one or outfielder .
\an non-- and mom defeated "'0 .2. blurs—4W In the third. the On the meant-am
Eaton and Earle e—a 6—2. 6000mm»!!!- again oponea are. tad Murphy. of the Now
Totals—Email. 4: New Canaan, 1. ‘im ‘5 caning “’9 "mime” “my Donovan, the u
lot “Quack,” who left the pitching hill '11., h“ be“ will .0
MM fills
AMEIIMN LEAGUE.
. Gama Yesterday.
. St Louis 2-2; Ncwiwork 1-0.
Bmton, 9; Detroit, 8.
Clricngo, 10-7: Philadelphia, 10.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 1 (10 lu-
than).
iln the greatest confusion. “Quack" Hurlins, this ecu-on, In:
ire-tired so rapidly from the public lsed a mg] by a” ‘ .
niew that the customary rear guard close of the hotern [an
actions were not even fought out pong“; iscnodlted 2m
"robin in danger. Many fans were of
Standing in American League. ___________. l 1 ti ‘ an d bl l1 id llowm'ei. when T. Eiilfe ehot aground mt m1 “may: 'fhhm; more rune wet: joltcdhout d ntull’ than any twirlerin
4 W. L. [19(lll1101l Ia " a ‘n" own on J 0 V”. on : V n. It 4- 'clsey’s system uring t In new gym“
Jlmton ............... 53 do 24;) NEW LAWRENO£ OWNER' have gone for u homer, but an thorn]; 3;; eighth 3mg; ”'3 “1m: ‘ n. 1. Allan Thurman that
Chicago ..54 42 .663 O'Hara, of Springfield 'Buye Cluhlhorscltide pan-sod a few feet to theleft-mjgmny on a I“: about. and pushed lnielo home v.9” important marl “Lawns still went merrily onward athlete ‘1“) in m. lat ..
'New York ............ 53 42 .558 "om umv'". cf the flagpole, in left field. the Hi the pill over in“ left field barricade be” of the Remington Arms mu‘ywllhout interruption and succeeded distinguished himself m nu
Clerelnnd _____________ 51 43 .5‘3 WORCESTER. Mus..July31.-John went for only two bases. for ‘ double. With only one out, “mm m taken sick during Le coursed“ moving down the opPOIltion withitlrginln football and New .
Detroit ............... 52 46 .531 JV O‘Hara. Of Sprlngnpld ‘1" be own- i MN m” “"9 gathered b“ the lo things began to “look up" for the Portia! the “99k Nor! alk ”“91“" fun little or no "WM?- “Jim" ml") ‘0“ that not be seen on the '
Washington ........... 48 ‘5 .516 “r 0' the Lawrence B’uaehall Clubic“ pill mailers, as a total for their Choslerl, but Archer fanned and Ma- uill haw u chance to see the' 'Rema" up the pitching burden for the tisit- i’l" At present he la‘ driv
Si. Louis .. ........... 47 49 .490 hontcforth Joseph p Sullivan will “wwmw'” wmk of! Archer, whilewer went out, Tobin to Schroge. [in ““0. next Sunday afternoon, “2"” in the 1m“ “I the third ”“0“ ”1° ambulance SOIHflVhEM in
Phfladplphla .......... 19 70 .213 I't-tiro from “89““. The changem {the visitors store successful in casing A m“ double play, ly etch lean. Amwnt Park mm“ the last] retirement of Marshall, and in the he has cabled for permlulnlto
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a a _ ' ' . , umn I t
New York at St. Louiya. (1.11:, :jiizzvgih::!;a:lges95:12:: .1463“ i» picked two the second one golbox "m." NORWALK. 4 ~ ;~'-‘¢J‘j'.::2 w" ‘zxnmflzrzy 2:1: in the fifth episode the George-[puuuu hudao Nirfo‘m
Boston at Detroit. clni difficulties. 0"Hntn will assume mg up in the “r and out w for that: '3’ r ’1 9° ' ‘§W” Finn Mlcklul would be the town cohorta again ligan to full “hm“ " the ”PM“ 0‘ V ..
Philadelphia at Chicago, the obligationa The amount w“ noti P,lluegcr ~in the loft orchard. needed Jicanhon. at ......J 0} l 2 5 O’attrnctloa at tho "I; next Sunday heavily upon the pitching slants of fall. Bobby 000th. the Oil
‘ Washington at Cleveland. m,“ out ' 4“ "”5“" ‘° ""1 “‘e ‘h" "m“ Ullleupc, 2o ........ 4 1 3 o 2 of.“ n w“ 1..., mm, "m "1. am 3”” “4 W0" "'0 "3°“ 0‘ M"le‘ouortoraootl and broad imam
‘ O'Hara played for several years in)“ the aphcre ‘Captain Jack" Gil Brill, 3" """""" ‘ 1 1 ‘ 1 “It“! M Witivcl! been booked had evaporated. mother hrge MM other Vluilia lthleto '5.“
' INTERNATION'AL LEAGUE. tlfi (annectlcut League and more re ”nape, llle‘ peppery little iiuLIdianhof‘Fol”. cf ..... _ _____ 3 0 2 0 0 0 for the 6th. or waLworzzed around the paths and“ Initlao “bounce .m'
:- ...... . ithe loca kentono pool I, u v V overt to r. 2 WI be m" ‘,
Games Yesterday. {:23 121:; "fed ”In“ in the Twin ialumpod latch in Ma batting. butyes- m if.“ ..... ; 3 z i g 3 “R?M.:.mu;::$m::ml:.$ Al! went quietly in the sixth and, xuamtugfl game“ ‘
Providence 11- Baltimore, 6 ‘ lend-y afternoon managed to connectlsqhn‘” lb ..... ”2 0 0 ll '0 04“,. Ill-I to ' . his. the in the first [all oHile “tenth, the team; and "a, Jointly , 4'
“hm" “3 “mm" 3'4 mu comma READY .“Mv‘hmum ”t mm" m" Mite chair. c -------- 3 0 0 5 1 l Namath-rut certainly have to step Kdm'mdm up um": "o h“ “‘1’- ‘m ‘Mth
* No others sheduled. ' - 70 am. new HAvana‘u‘“ mm 0"“ °‘ "ck" "“3 “' ‘lrootom .......... 2 o o 0 6 no "bring Item. thr been“ mm M u" ‘ m’ m "m "m Th“ ”e". "5 mm “‘° W“
‘ ' “""" - - ..nnw HAVEN July 81. -—'rnati ”"Wb" MW“ an” “in 'mwll‘iimwit WI 0 0 1 0 0 “Brook” 'I'OMI‘nt-4lill but not with m” °‘“‘° Mk "m" m d” 0‘ “‘0 immmw
3"““1' "‘ 'T'""""°"" ”WW- Jamel Collins. 0"... of the New‘lla 2”" MW '°" 1"“ mu”"'“" 3‘" ’3’ '~"-4 —~ - —- —- - eon-r m ld'tho ”who mm- "m" “I" hwm" "d "m m" "’1 3W”- ‘0 ““1 ‘0 V" “W
. I , W'J 1" P-b- ten mocha" club has had won b of incidentolly, brought In the winning TOM" ------ 30 ’- fi 37'1“ 2 will .aho have to inflow. a curtain m "m bitumen-d ant ‘0 "‘9' A' A' U' championohlu‘
limtldcncc ' ........... 59 40 .551 MM] d h ”'0“, to g S; or "w" “W“ Ed ”9“” equalled h“ porn- (:11me ' mount‘ , “I m. l 1 An” "I? ""“u‘ inning neither vile of weeks ahead of the In
Jluflalo ...4.. ..48 40' M5 In on go on fellow oulnoldor‘n attempts wiln the ' . ' .° '9’“ to two or oca teem val successful in again owing b, ll ed '
Montreal . ..... , 45 41» 523 the game, providing he can "t In, ’aume number of safe blows. ‘ 'b r h 9° ’ ' “8’09"”4 the platter l: l V; damn“ -. will
Baltimore ......... 47 43 1522 :hmflnm 333?: ”figurgrgx Five of the visitors were gracefully :“4’35:'°u 2" I" """ g 3 ii : g ”A”, " ”“71"“ "‘° ft"; °' in“ Both teams contributed planttruuy m: ,3, ,grzudioszz
Toronto ""' """"" fl ‘1 '518 thWnn::::I‘oemeni made“; him'lut retired on atriltcouls by “BM," To U. Elilfe' 1b .38.”: 0 0 7 1 l .201”an i ulna?! ti: :1:er 0 the error column. and it was a college rooe until '3‘”
memo“ ............ 42 44 .433 ”'m C mm has bad ’mm“ i,2ln and six of the locals chatedlu'wmm: If "‘ 0 o 0 0 0 ‘2‘" ”9'”: t‘th N Vi?" Cy ""0"“ ‘1'" “"0 "m "le ""15 hrldgc,willcauaetheflddio
”94“?“ ------------- ‘37 50 «25.1.3 i: u no son baa dro him“ "m" m “‘9 ””9“” m m“ McCarthy, "so. ...3 o o t z o 1 $002!“? ’2; cit ebef . n . ”Emma by "w. “mew“ "I “W ‘1‘!“ mm- "MI.
Rochester ............. 35 48 .42: a no It a ' d p i attempts to maul the InntnilzlnsiB Elllfe """" 3 0 0 0 0 0 on 5' 1” ° to y' 0" "V“ ”Red" Riley. of Norwalk'lndependeat ntr'ullnlg' runner ‘3‘ third "‘
_‘_. about "”7 my)” 0'” and the "damp bail" IiIlch Archer hurled to.B ' f ' """ 2 0 0 1 l 0 thounnd spectators. F" an all fame. Ivaa especially desirous upon last first half mile took "”4
Today. fans cunlturdly blame him for want lperftclion 33:3, 0 """" ‘3 0. 1 ‘ 1 , “0““ aggregation of ”"lp‘uh‘" one or two occasions. to show the ,, him in the flee m a.
Toronto at lionth in“ ‘0 get out 0' that particular ““1 l‘"eatcrda; :2 content, aridc from be- ' o 0 W' the nm‘u‘mn' M9M“°" 3““ how I" ”"0"“ "'9 Stadium.
Rochester at Buffalo. 01' sport and make another start in ing‘. another“ local 2lctory. broushliAm". p """ 3 0 0‘ 3 0 t“ “ mankind In one of the be“ first baseman be ”m heave th’ The late Milie- H r h i 2
Newark at Richmond. sontcihing more promising in the line “forth the oflclal apmruuco of o” Mayer, cf -- ..l 0 0 0 0 0 of the toml~pro tenure in this section “new“ when I“ wanted to . once of 0:01; y I .
Providence at Baltimore. 0' ”End“ returns. . l"ClIirpy" Haymca, of local but-bull Total. I; '3 : a I; :_;’;§" unl‘ies‘md :2 5°“ ~ the Nine safe hits were manufactured famous mile runner “‘2 W ,
M) ' NORWAL'K Iu'mona ’ mm" "Guppy” "m m" '“e 5"“ sconn'nrmmnos: immoral: t?» can: or the lofmmt W M ”mm“ “um" '“"° a“ Council in a mile hatch“ “ L '
EliTERN LEAGUE “ ‘DEFEA'I‘ FAST (in the sixth inning, taking George Port L'hcatcr....0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 012 the 1”: Sunday m August.“ la his right bander labored on the hill, ceeter nineteen yearly?“
Gino; yum“ antooeeorcr anus wonxs 3m” mm“ in me ”5'" ”“5““ Norwata' ..... ..o o a o o o o 0 rd how; am twink... .m b. u... “d ”m "n ”1‘“ °‘“ °’ h“ we mel' in 4m, 16 1-2.. “no
. Bridgeportr-Wzs. Springfield, 2-1
No others Ichaduled
...—g '
Standing in Eaton League.
W.
“Inland ’ .............. 63
VNew Motion .........,. 50
Vormhter ......... I..."
Springfield ......... . . .41
Lynn ........... 40
Lawrence ....... 33
New Haven ..........28
Lowell (......... . ...zs
Hertfordduuun... .27
Brltlzopon- .......;..29
drama-Today.
' Hartford at: not: Haven.
"Worcutér at New London.
Portland ‘th Springfléld.
' L'afmnoe it Lynn.
:1 5.; hard hitting of the Juniors. Radio:
23 .694 knocked a home run with three on
32 .573 the bases. His hit wu the longest»
35 .539 ever made on the Baxter Grounds, go
38 .513 lng over the trees and the street back
440 .452 of center field into the meadows.
44 .389 021 next Sunday-tho Juniors will
‘5 .384 travel to Bridgeport and play the
‘5 .375 third game or the series, each luring
50' .387 won one. ,- ‘
Tim Norwalh Juniors came back in
their old. style Jesterday. and trim-
med the Bran Works by the score
7m 2.
JOE JEANETTE TO RETURN TO
THE FIGHT GAME.-
Jon Jeanette, admitting that the go-
ing in the hugford-‘lfcl'éy
was rather hard. has loydusiy return-
ed toihe game m thgtdtt ll permis-
sible to Joust with the“ white men.
"I kin beat a lot of'thosemllk corn
pleximed'hoya," said Joseph in an
nounolng’ his return .to the ring.
. M
STRKN'B’L’IR LEVINE AND“ omit
81'th lN WTLIM om
Sir-kilo: Imus norm Dru!
. pro momma confine on the
V Show circuit,“ It the! “648"“-
OfThe feature of the game was the,
.4
4' lengue
.slermmauunupmaraqu _.
W
Although the local man didn't get a
hit, he nailoped the bull hard on his
two tripa to the platter, and also
mndc a nice catch for the dual put-
out in the ninth frame.
in the fifth inning McCarthy 1of the
2lslt0Is. was robbed of what looked
Fllueger raced into short left field and
spenred the hot liner before it could
novel: the ground. lad got a big band
when hp name in for his turn atxbat.
The only runs of the content" were
collected by‘ the Iocay In the third In-
ning Tobin. the first man upfirent
out in a close play at first. after hav-
ing sluhcd a hot'grounder to T. E24
1
a safe drive to the middletterrggo and
rested safely on the first station, He
then did ~t‘lle supposedly immibllr
stunt of stealing second on the waryl
“film!“ Lewis. “Bind?“ heave’to the
midway isle was true. but it was It
second too late to catch the that {m4
ellng McMahon. The local runner
moved veil up on the third base line
and, by his protokl'ng nntlcs bglnd
i—
llke a sure hit when the fleet-footed”. Eillfe to D Elilfe.
Ville at shoxtmthp. McMahon tore oi! ‘
Two-base hits-Gillespe. Pnuegel'.
Lewis. First on hallo—Oil Tobin; I;
08 Archer. l. Struck out.—-by Tobin.
5; by Archer. 6 Sacrifice hill—1o
bin. '1'. Elllfe. [Afton bleep—Non
walk, 6: Port Cheater.“ Double pin
—-.T Eillfe to D. Elllfet linen-thy to
WM plth-r-
Tobin. hosed hall~Kenmdy. First
on error—Kennedy. Hit by pitcher-
Foley. n...nntte. Stolen tans-Mo.
Mahon. Glilesltc. Pfluegcr. Schrage.
Umpire —-— O’Gradey. Time —- 1: i5.
chr—Deh‘orest.
M‘
SAUGATUCK LOSE!
To VFMRHSLD TEAM
FMRNELD. July 31.—-i_n one «the
hottest game- of the amen. Falrll‘cl'd
yesterday ., afternoon utod the
atrong Saugot'uck team on the gangs-
tuct'dnmond. tn' Weapon.
moo or t to 4. Pitcher Cruskey and
Catcher Carotid the Fairleld team,
were half!!! no. condition. and were
backed til good field work. cooioy
pitched for Sunshine! andlloynoldz
worked behind the hut. '
the shortstop, managed to prOcuw
Anchor's goat for a nomhnt. in' thin
mouofif Jack allies“ popped u'ltlh
hi on second Inning rum atm-
ed its elem-up we. Mummy
and Bennett each knocked out [to
Maura Thin riotous: for W1
bra"
attraction at the local ball park. lun-
am Russell is now completing ’ar—
:angementth‘ereby the New York-
on will make their appearance in Nob
walk .and it is probable that the last
Bond-y of next month will bring the
Donovan clan to our city.
WAIHIURN WINNER 0F
Dam Dawson in MM Postponed
from but Aum \
NARRAG ETT Pm; R. 1,101!
31.——Tho Point Judith intuit chum-
day_ when'Wmon M. Wnahbm. of
New 22“.me Ward Dawson. of
California, In a four-set match, 1-6,
7—5. M. 8—8. The matcfihad been
Kamabamof Toxic. the nucleus
champion lnthtilnala of thla year‘-
t’ournnmcnt, he . but now won two
ilegs of the bowl offered by Governor
R. Living'stontnoeckmn.u .a trophy
to be presented to the powwow;
thew tar-um 4 '
verifiable guardian of
‘ FONT JUDITH TITLE '
plonahlp of 1915 won deacon youer._
KELSEY A.£.
an r. home so
Lunchnkgfit ....... 51.2431
R. nnoyfsog ....... 3 1 o 1 2 ‘2
Friend, cf ....‘..-..'"..4 0 0‘4‘ 0 0‘
Joseph, 1b ..........5 0 ll 6. 2 1
Layden, e ...6. 04,0 3 1 0
Cooke, on ..... ».....4‘0 0 5 1 0
minor, if . .......-.~.3 0'1 1 o 0
3099.1! . ...... 7:...1 0 0 0'0 0
F. Riley. rf-p ...... .4 0 1 0 2 0
Marshall. p-rf ......4'0 0 0.0 0
2 Totals ...\..... .88 2 47724111
GEORGETOWN
censor. Riley. The Kelseya connect-
al but seven times for safe wallops
off of Lynne. Joseph, of the Kel-
seys. nod Cunninuhul and‘CIrroll. of
the Georgetown featured atronglyln
the heavy artillery work. getting three
hits uplooe. m
"Johnny" Friend, the Kelsey’a do-
the_ center
meadow. robbed Cunningham of one of
the longest hits ever seen on the
Georgetown diamond when honoured
a terrific drive from off the hat of the
slugging right fielder with one hand.
The box score:
Mat “order was very.
. cannot help being sk
' _ (It to nothlnx .Ind
man who can run as foobar
to. He can do close to 1
for the mile if the 2-4-2-
mnnds. i never saw ', ..
him." To say—that n m" '
fast as he wants to is on 4 -'
but there-re those who -‘
Ted Meredith. when ht, _,
fast as he has to. “new
than. he ever ran lnwa , _
There is a story that Jo"
at brothar of George, has
lira private trial in 4
performance.’ if noun.
where near this mark 3!
that. uptcd'ruue lulhol
i'won frpm oplcked tegn;
Riverside, Cos Cup and
New York, on Lynch’s
the most “diastolic of
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