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LOCAL BREVITIES.

n. ]. Tribblc, slayer OF j Walter Dickey,
for running his iiitcen-year-Old daughter
ut Mount Pleasant, Miss, has given the
bond Of $500 required OF him by the
committing magistrates court. The
names OF his surctics are not known.
Members and friends OF the Young
Mems Christian association are cordially
invited to attend n concert and sociable to
he given in the rooms OF the association,
2O7 Main street, tonight at $ o'clock. \
pleasant program will be carried out. No
charge Tor admission.
Bruce Bowman, white, and Ella Jack
son, colored, both lunntics, were arrested
yesterday by Constables John j. Mason
and Robert Lee, and after an examination
before Squire Garvin, were committed TO
Jail, whence they will be taken TO the
county insane asylum.
William Cummins, colored, who was
struck on the head with piece OF iron
last Saturday night during a fight with
William Donnclly. a grocery keeper, was
reported TO be dying last night. An ex-
animation OF the skull showed Il 10 be
fractured in several places. Donnclly has
been Jailed and will be held without bond
to await the result OF his victims injuries.
Much interest is manifested 10y local
baseball cranks In the results Of the games
for the worlds championship, now being
played by the New York Giants and the
81. Louis Browns OF the three games
played. New York has won two. Seven
more games are 10 I've played ~ follows.
At BROOKLYN, Ocobcr 10; at New York,
October 20; at Philadelphia, October %;
at ~. Louis, October ~, -, % and %
An aged white man was attacked nj the
corner OF Adams aud Front streets last
night about 1880 O'Clock, 10y four foolpads.
One Of the hghwaymen caught thc old
man by the throat and held him while the
Others went through his pockets. Finding
that he had nothing Of any value, they a..
leased him and ran. going in the direction
Of the river. One Of the thieves was q
white man. Scrgt. lledrick searched the
ncighborhood but failed 10 find amy trace
- fl.. l...fl r.Usf1a
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THE Upton COUNTY FAIR.
IncreaIed Attendance Yesterday-Beau
~ Of the Ladies' Premium

" OF the Ladleb-frefniu ms,
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
CovINGroN, Tenn, Oct ls.-Thc at
tendance at the fair today was great i'm.
proyemcnt over yesterday, the ladies adj
ding greatly to the enjoyment Of the day
by turning out in large numbers. The
beauty OF Upton county was never moro
attractive than on this occasion. Few
towns, il any, population considered, can
boast Of morc real beauty than Coyiugton,
where the hand Of welcome awaits all who
enter it, gates OF hospitality, refinement
and PROCESS. Tomorrow is looked for
wand TO with great interest and much pleas
urc, and bids fair TO be the most interesting
Of the week solar. In TnE ArrEAL OF this
morning Mr.. J. r. Sloln's name should
have appeared rs superintendent OF the
floral hail. with Mrs. William Boyce. Mrs
J. y. Harris and Misses Annie Upton
and Matte Hamilton as his worthy and
efficient assistants, and u. H. Elan as-
sisiant superintendent OF agricultural pro-
ducts. The exhibitions in the floral hall
were greatly ncrchcd today, n special
feature being q crochet quilt made by u
blind lady, anu n calico quilt over eighty
years old. Your correspondent IL under
lasting Obligation 90 the officers Of the NJ.
sociaiion ior repeated iayors, aud 10 sew
crnl ladies he owes a debt oi lasting graft
tudc aud appreciation.
The following were the awards Tor the
day.
Best mule, three ycars old aud over, u.
II. Boyce, premium; J. II. Crazy, ccrtiii'
cate.
Best mule, two years and under three,
T. 4. Scott. laudcriale county.
Best mule, one year aud under two. ].
7. Ports, premium; George j. Green,
| certificate.
Best coli, W. c. Royce, premium; J. ~
Gracy, certificate.
Best mule in sweepstakes, W. h. Boycc,
premium; W. &. Boycc, certificate.
Best pair OF mules IN harness, u. H.
Boycc. premium: W. q. Boyce, certificate.
Best bull under two years, q. u. Giles
pie, certificate.
Best COW. two years and under three,
4. W. Smith, premium.
Best Bull, any age or breed, Alex. Nc
Quiston, premium. W. J.. Douglass, GER
tifcatc.
Bcs, herd ci cattle, Eve or more. A. J.
Douglass, premium; W. l.. Douglass, Ger
tihcatc.
Best boy rider under fifteen years old
Edward Culbncalh, premium; Ben san
ford. special premium.
Brst buggy horse, marc or gclding, y
W. Smith, premium; 4. J. LAdd, ccrliii
cate.
Pacing race, free for all. Dan Rice
owned byJ. H. Head, Brownsville.
! Troilng rice, sorrcl gcliing shade
owned by J. H. Head, Brownsville. Tenn
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Ihn Kenineh, A,,orIntIan MccIIng.

LEXtNGroN, Ky, Oct. lS-Following were
the results Of iodny's racing at the Ken
lucky association;
First Race Selling. purse $3.50, $50 TO
second. for thrce.yoar-olds and upwardi
six iurlongs. Starters Lulu May, Helen
Brooks, Bluc Eyed Belle, Superior Mirih,
Walker, Tommy X, Guiliord, Quandaro,
Belle, Procuslinator, Stuart Guiliord
won, Lulu May second, Stuart third.
Time, l.22l.
second Racc-Purse $3.50 olcvcn-six.
,ccnths OF n mile. Starters Emily Maudc,
Ireland, Lady Reel, Thnd Rove, Alpcna,
Cas,away. Sportsman. Alpcna won, Cast
away second, Sportsman third. Time,
llil.
Third Race Co.. Purse, nine iurlongs
Starters Caialpa. Hector, Longnighi,
Iayiuia Belle. layinia Belle won, Long
alight second, Hector third. 1ime-2Ojl.
Fourth Race Kingston stud handicap,
for oil ayes. one mile. StarterE llypO-
critic, Rrideclight, lnsolcncc. llypocrito
won, Brdgclight second, INCIDENCE third.
Time--l:b
Tho inllowingarc the entries and weights
for lomouow's races At lcxington
Fir,t H,rr- Purse I've cighths oi mile. rnn
COS iLJgiiug o. queen ~ tumps ", hinnlc kiuy
pn Egcihciiy, Loola, Lady Nindlc anu Duchrs.
| MAY lot
s,rond Race-puryc eleven sixicerihs q mile
tiuIoorfaft ", spufismau. Nauifim. hlf Edward
Mnfrhbum. uasisNay aud rparling " each, hanu
| cruz iul. iru uiukolspiui ~
| Thlfi -ii1nditnp. ono mite. lutilo Wal
iOt urflehmunt iul lat Moran VI, Caialpa 10
ilcsiH 80. anlafCa - .
/ Ioufth Iaos VIlry ftakes. mile and a hall
| utunrfits 10 ia1iuiu bile I'D. Cast steel iia
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III. Races at Helena.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
IlELESA, Ark, Get. ls.-Iho most cx-
citing and most closely contested races Of
the present fair were witnessed today.
There were three races, best three In five,
mile heats.
In the first race there were four starters
Budwciscr won in the first three hcats
with Edward u second, Louis u third, aud
Jack Curry, who sold ia thc pools rs favor
tie, fourth Time 2.jj, 2.bl, 2jl, sos.
The third race brought out three start
ers. The race was Won by LOWS u, with
George second, Waddy third.
A very exciting incident occurred in thC
third heat OF the second race. When nj.
most under the string u. J.. lladdun
driven by Charles Gallina, crossed into
Jim, driven by II. Bowen. Bowen
sulky was turned over on him and lao was
dragged quite a distance boioU he cx'
treated himself lie was not hurt, how.
OVER
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PERSONAL POINTS.

MisSEs w. AND DEnBIE LouDoN and
Master. Louis Loudon have returned 10
the city.
MlssEs LlrLiAv AND ANNA JOHNSON are
visiting Mrs. Il. +. llaller, No. 500 Jctler-
son street extended.
Nisuons ON change yesterday; Milton
Brown, Chattanooga, Tenn; John Wade,
Madison, Ind; NJ. l.. Walker, Louisville,
KY; the Rev. II. Rabb, Upton, Tenn;
sam II. Pryor Holly Springs, Miss; j. \.
Bryan, Denmark, Tenn.
FRANK |. OSBORNE, Chicago, the forman
oi the jury who condemned the anarch-
lists; Capt. Joe Turney, Nashville; J. 4.
Kirk aud wife, Tuscumbia, Ala; u. T..
Reamer Chicago; John A. lIcrndcn, Dan.
vile, Va; 5. II. Solomon, Cincinnati, o.,
are at the Peabody.
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Ernc,, Mnrahnm Arrc,icd.

SpcciaI Dispatch 81 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct is. Ernest
Markham WIS arrested here today nj the
instance Of the chief NJ police Of Memphis,
for fraudulent appropriation OF money.
Chief Davis, OF the Memphis police, wrote
Chief Clack on October 2 that Markham
WIS wanted on the charge named, that ;.
]. Bean, Of Arlington, Tenn, who u
seems u contractor. claimed that lac had
employed Markham aud had gwen him
n small sum 10 pay some hands working
under him and that Markham hal ape
propriaied the money. lie Offered $50 ~.
ward Tor his arrest. Markham having
stated that he was nephew u john
Hardway, the bridge builder Of Nashville,
Chief Davis thought hc might have come
here and soni q description 81 Chief ClacN
Markham will be held for tho Memphis
authorities
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BArrI MORE, Md, Oct ls.-Thc third
day OF the Maryland jockey fall meeting
terminated in one Of the most ridiculous
exhibitions OF incompctcncy ever seen on
the Pimlco track. When Starter Caldwell
dropped the flag Tor the last race, Locoioco
was at least five lengths in front OF the
post, while Wynwood was left standing
still. VOLTA came in first and his number
was run up, but Mr. Graft protested
aud tho judges decided that II
could be run over. Caldwell, in tho
meantime, had left the grounds, and Capt.
COunor undertook the starting OF the
horses. After several attempts the field
cot in motion. The flag was not seen 10
drop and Volta, LEO II, and My Own
were left at the post Capt Conner said
that lac did drop the flag at what he con-
sidercd fair start, but, because OF their
behavior at the post, lac suspended Jockeys
Taral and l.ittlclield until the close OF the
Washing on meeting.
First Race-Mic. Starters: Ovid, Osce-
ola, Wheeler T. First Attempt, Barris-
term. Now or Never. Joe Lee, subalien,
Eaiontown. Ovid won in last, Osceola
second, Wheeler I third.
Second Race Mile. Starters Reporter,
Gypsy Queen, Brussels, Tipstaf. Re-
porter won in las, Gypsy Queen second,
| Brussels third.
Third Racc-Two and onc-hali miles.
| Starters lluntr'sS, Eurus, Connomarh
| uuutrrss won In 1924, Eurus second.
Fourth Race Mile and one iurlong
Starters Favor and Esquimaux. Favor
won in 20Oi.
Fifth ace-Thpc-quar,cS Of mile
starters Leo II. nallston, Godolphin, spc-
cialty, Dynamite, Glcnmound, Volatile,
Ny Own, Locoioco, Volta, Golden Reel,
Cooman. Volta ran all the way around
in the lead but II WIS declared of because
Of false start, an on the next attempt
Specially got good lead and was never
| headed, winning 10y four lengths from
Glenmound, who was a length aud half
In front Of Golden Reel. with tho 9th ems
strung out. Volta, My Own and Leo ii
we're left at the post. Timo--l:l7l.
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the other parties have no intention of
making one" MIR, Fox says that he will
take no further notice of this unknown"
nor any other unknown" MIR. Fox re-
ceived a dispatch this afternoon from
friend in Montreal, saying that the per-
sons claiming to represent the unknown"
have no authority 10 act.
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Congressional Nomination..

NV OnLE,Ns, Ia, Oct. ls.-fhe Re.
publican convention Of the Fifteenth
louisiana district yesterday nominated
Gen. Frank Mercy, Of Madison parish, for
Congress.
Ngw ORLEANS. Ia, Oct lS-The Re.
publican committee Of the First district
today nominated Charles u. Wilson, col-
orrd, Of this city, for Congress, IN piacc Of
Mr.. P!nchblck, declined
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I,IID

HtiMOSs-At Lls-TsIdrnuu ou llull avenue.
Thursday, Oytolgf "a ls,, 1T lAaO O'Clock m, &.
I. HtuNONs, HEcd 1brem
Funeral from hia late residence This tfRlDANl
afternoon At O'Clock, Friends in1iiod
ST ,HBLFIl- Thnn.Iay morning October isis,-.
att 30 clock, NJ ffslltur0 on hfrrllnNr avenue
between old aud New Raleigh uiis, fAtllti
daughter oi May y. sol The late 1'ufsc h'noblcf
Funcmi Eill take plarr from fos.drnco mh WI
DAND nitrrnopu At 20 O'clock, Friends Of TIC
family Invited to attend.
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DYER coUNTY's FAIR.
Yesterdays humorous Awards--A Rush
Expected Today.

Yesterdays humorous Awards--A Rush
Expected Today.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
stDYERsBuRo, Tenn, Oct lS.-Tho fol.
lowing is the list OF awards today at the
Dyer county fair
Dyer County Trot--W. r. Webster first
premium. Timo-2jS. Second premium,
j. w. Hurst.
Cows-Short horn bull three years old
]. G. Lambert first premium; second
premium, w. NJ. Fullcr
Bull, two years, G. W. Pierce premium.
Bull, one year, W. T. Worker premium.
Bull, under one year, Walker Bros, first
premium, j. 9. Lambert, second pre-
MUM.
Cow, three years old, Walker Bros,
first premium; Walker Bros, second pre-
MUM.
Cow, two years old, Walker Bros, pre-
MUM.
Cow, under one year, L, r. Ditmorc,
premium.
Jersey COW, any age, A. L. Jones, first
premium; W. j. Arnold, second premium.
Herd cattle, Walker Bros, premium.
Pacing Race. w. Hurst, first pre-
MUM; j. W. Hurst, second premium.
Timc-2il.
Saddle Horses Aged stallion, ]. r
Green, first Premium NJ. ), Wells, second
premium.
Stallion three years old, NJ. S. Wells, fist
premium; II. n. Clcmons second premium.
Stallion two years old. :. r. Reed, first
premium; T.. A. Nelson, second premium.
Stallion one year Old, Il. y. Clemens,
premium.
Stallion under one year, r. y. Coleman,
first premium; q. W. Pierce, it,, second
premium.
Aged mare, Freeman, ilrt premium;
Bud Cothurn, second premium.
Mare three years old, Hudson Bros,
premium.
Mare two years Old T. f. Flowers, pre-
MUM.
Mare one year old, viii Hawks, pre-
MUM.
Mare under ono wear old, ]. T. Arnold
first premium; Bud MCCorklc second pre-
MUM.
Aged saddle gclding, T. r. Moss first
premium; II. IL. Stevenson second pre-
MUM.
Saddle gelding ihipc ycan old, DR.. Il.
Dodson fist premium; j. W. Ridcns sec
ond premium.
Gelding, two years old, W. 7. Walker
iirst premium; L. \. Nelson second pre-
MUM.
Dyer County Trotting Race-Bcst two in
three; W. 5. Roberts first premium, NJ.
l.. Grimes second premium. Time 800.
Col. Josiah Patterson addressed the PEG.
pie OF Dyer county at the fair grounds at
| o'clock PIN. lie was carefully heard 10y
an immense audience Tor about one hour,
and his speech was sound and convincing.
lie did much good ior the cause.
Totay's attendance WIS very large, and
a perfect rush Is expected tomorrow.
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WILMINGTON, Del, oct. Is. The r.
Rev. J. leighton Coleman, ID, Of Sayrc,
bishop-clcct Of the Episcopal diocese Of
Delaware, was formally ,Onsrcmicd TO that
dignity ut ST. Johns church this morning
In the presence Of large congregation
Bishop Whitehead, Of PiIlsburg conduct
Cd The cefemonIes
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Earned runs-Ncw York 0, st. Louis o.
Two base hits-O'Neil. Double plays
Richardson and Conner. First base on
balls-Lyons, Bowie ., King, Herman ,.
Fint base on crrors-New York !, ST..
Louis .. Struck out-Iatham ., Robin
son ., Lyons ., King >, Richardson,
Kecie. Passed balls-Ewing, BOYLE.
Wild pitches -Kcefe. Tme-20j. Um-
pires -GalIney and Kelly.
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Best of All

Cough medicines, Ayers Cherry Pee
toral is in greater demand than ever
No preparation for Throat and Lung
Troubles is so prompt in its effects, so
agreeable to the taste, and so widely
known, "a this. 1t il the family modi-
cine in thousands OF households.
~ have suffered for years from q
brsichial trouble that, whenever tako
cold or am exposed to Indictment wealth.
or, shows itself by very annoying
tickling sensation In the throat and by
difficulty in breathing. | have tried II
great many remedies, but mono docs 80
well rs Ayers Cherry PCctornl which
always gives prompt relief in returns Of
my old complaint. " -- Ernest \. Hcplcr,
Inspector OF Public Roads, Parish Ter
70 Bonno, la.
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most important remedy
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JoxDoS. Oct. lS.-This was the opening
day oi the sandown Park clubs autumn
meeting. Tho race for the Orleans nur.
scry handicap was won by Capt l.. II.
Jones bay colt. Theophilis.
The race for the great sapling plato was
Uun by Mr. N. Markscy's BAY colt, Arist0s
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Irrmer nni o.ronnnr.

PirruUuu. Pa, Oct. is.--John Tcemer,
the champion oasman. arrived here to.
day DC has accepted OConnors chal.
lrng, and will post the money on Satur'
Law. Tho mrc will take placp ON Noycm.
luf - NJ Washington. Tcomcr will go
into trimming AT once.
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pemoera,,e Deu,on.,rsriOa In Haiti.

BALrINoRE, Md. Oct, ls.-spcakcr Car.
Isle, Congressman MoMillin, Willis and
Hooker Addressed tonight the largest 20.
liucal meeting ever held In this city. let
tors Of regret we've read from President
Cleveland aud Jwlgr Thurman.
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cleveland To sp.sh :. New york..

NEw loRg. Oct Isl is stated on
good authority that the President has
promised io visit New York City before
the election aud make an address Oh tic
political issues Vi tho day.
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Nsw Yong, Oct. Is. Richard X. Fox
received tho following dispatch from Jake
,lrain today. Cant mako n match, rs
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At aRSsxviLLK, miss.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
oRFENVii.iK, Mis-, oct. is--6 ?. m.--Tho
Phi Afmouf from Nickshurg, Arrived Al am.
and tstufnc1 south Al l0n am. The Auuic 4
eiyst fof New Orleans wrnt down Ht5pm The
Belle Ncnphis laf ~ iouis viii arrive ~ pm.
and will gei G.UD facks 81 seci lot Memphis Iho
nirht Tic river sS icsl Inches aud iallitg
The weather "a lno.
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We beg leave 10 announce 20 all our
friends within 600 miles OF Memphis that
the greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought TO the south, "Ihc Fall oi Paris,
now ready and the first exhibition will
be given Monday night. October 5. The
sphynN assures the people that THE Fall
OF Paris is worth going miles toscc. Tick
els for sale only at
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|. sAnrIsnN NCn.s.

WTW MINI "TTT-T-T8
P.S-Jusl received. through Memphis
cuslum-housc, q fine lot Of imported cigars.
A full stock oi Straiton & Soun's amous
New York cigars always on hand.
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iii,rr IrIrxrnm-

EVANSVILLE. Ind Oct - -lti;T o fest 3
inrhts aud rising. Weather windy.
WHEELING. " Va. cat. j., River 10 icct
plnrhs- aud falling Weather cloudy
CtNgiNN MI. -. oct f. River ~ iF'i lLrAs.
sul rising Rninng. Thermometer ~. Might
KlN,F 81 i,Cl inches nnd fiaing weather cloudy
aud UiIl.
VIrH~Et'Hg MIS-. oct r. % Steamers from
abItr rctIu Erent iruuhlr from JOS aHi,f Tho
Guiding -tifufri,Ui VI o. iu, DO" lui tiucin.
nil Tie Gth Inst she pic els 10 New Orleans,
Lut't,ytiiE Ky. Oct ia Noon The nycf
4 fIrg. With p feet 9 Inches IN ilc clnal, und
4 iuyt . lurhct on the fails liusine. toli,
Mcithcf cioudl, with pfusprris 81 rain. Nishia-
Kiyrf rising slowly, Win let iuI be- ~ the
canal, and p iv,i hinrhe' 90 ~. tails bh'lhcs'
iaif. Mclthgf cloudy and plelsnnt
CAIRO. ~. Oct iA=Auifcd city u Monroe.
~ Louis W pma New south, ~ Luult. mid
nlsht lmrkcNC state, Cincinnati, am Granite
State Memphis. tam uutAI'ri tiiy ~ Muufuc,
Nairhcf. midnight New -iutf. ~ louis 10 AM
nnrkryu state Memphis, ~ va mi ouiuiic stale,
Cincinnati. ". y am, Tho river b. 'ctt luchg'
and rising. W,aihuf clc nui cl'i. Ni-hi-N,
arrivals 81 drtafiurUs iiifff irl. D. iug e. and
riAlng. Weather clear aud cool.
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Lanai. NOTICES.

DEsoro fopgg so ~. y AND 4. ~ a
~ The aiiicofs aui mrmbHf' 90 howhy NJ
fummonod 10 attend stated com Nun. liiul/ Y
on this (FHiDAY) evening. October - l'A' 81
o'clock ~ order ..,, ,,,t,,, A, a,
49,. tf,..,,, A ,,..,.. ...rtttfV
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At CAIRO. M
nrrInl nllrnInh In Ia AnIeaL


CAIRO. IN, Oct iS-Mldnight -Ihe buckeye
ptaic Departed inf NCmphis at y m viii 90 inus,
here The New south passed tu inlurnh thls
morning Her pilots rupuft icci ~ Mound liy
and iisst on tho chain. Inc snag luit Naooiab y
nil IN slrht near Nirkiifo KY cutting tfccs aud
puIiinK snaas Tho Granite stale left iDf Ciucln.
nat ihls afternoon. boats nov lass under the
Ami channel span " the bridge here aud have -.
A. "a. frff ~ fuflfsafan.
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INNINGS.

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