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New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
MANaATTAN sTATE HosPIrAL aAMEa

The patients OF the Manhattan State Hospital sr
the Insane Wards Island. had a day oc our
door sport yesterday. n the morning there was q
ball game between a picked nine OF the PATIENT
and another OF the employees. and a series OF atfs
Ietics tennis handbaH and similar games. n which
the women patients were the contestants The bal
game was won by the employees. the score being
Il
The principal contests took place in the after
noon. when 1SOO male PATIENTS 400 female patiena
and about three hundred employees and visitor
were seated IN a circle the athletic grounds
Excellent music furnished by the hOspita
band and during the games huge kettles OF lemon
ade were supJied and mountains OF cake
consumed by the patients
Dr. J. T W Rowe. who refereed and supervised
the games generally said that ne had great Sairf
IN outdoor sport as means OF improving the con
ditiOn OF the patients. AS rar possible sya-T
sernbIance OF restraint IS removed Great care has
be exercised ne said in the selection OF patients
FOR the contests nothing being placed in thet
hands with which they could hurt themselves o
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
LAFAYETTE. 7: DICKINSON. :

Easton. Penn, May 80 CspeciaD.-Lafayette won
from Dickinson here to-day. Score:
Dickinson ...-........o % s
7arre-,es-Hunt and Bndenberger; Howard Knight
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
HANDICAP
MORRIS COUNTS CHAMPIONSHIP.

In the championship tournament at Morris
County yesterday the semi-fnal round reached.
and as a result c. F. Watson will meet ". Ledyard
Thompson for the cup. Summary:
Club championship (hrst match. play roundl-W. 7.
Insley Blair. tr, upi Charles e. watson
beat J. Z Denton. up and to play; ". Ledyard
Thompson Percy r Pyne ID by default L B. Gar
beat W. Alston FlaEg. up and 3 70 play,
Semi rOund-Watson beat Marsh and l TO
pIav- Thompson beat Garretson, and l & play
The Memorial hole handicap bogey com
petition R. B. Foote. B up on bogie with a
Of 1870. -
Ths eighteen hole handicap boyle by r H
yviIIiams > up score 81 c 2. Watson 30,
second: I. B. Garretson. even score -. third
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
HARLEM YACHT CLUB RACES

A large number OF yachts started n the regatta
OF the Harlem Yacht Club yesterday. The courses
lay from City Island Point TO Matinnecock Point.
Long Island. and TO Parsonage on the north coast
Of the Sound-the smaller yachts going the
shorter dis stance
The leading boats were timed at the finish as
follows: Ashumet 5O5:5O; Alerion 5:0 :3S; Rochelle
509:22 Dot, 514:42; Jessica, 516I4 sakana7 517.21
Romance 521 "a; Pontiac 52S O5; Jennie D. 5:SS 40
Paiute, 5S6:12; Erlyzol. 5:4951: Roxane. 552O3
Golden ID 5:5216; OK, 5:52:4S Coquette, 553 :46
Jack Rabbit, 6:0255; Marguerite 6:0o:0; Emily.
6O6:84 and Graylins. 6:O912
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
ing table shows the result
2I-FOOT RACEABOUTS.

BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB HOUSE OPENED
Since the ANA ganation OF the Gravesend Bay
Yacht Club with the Brooklyn Yacht Club the
fleets listed are large Commodore Travers Tur-
ner's flagship. the schooner Rowena. has just been
ref1rted at Hansens yards. Bay Ridge and yes
terday looked particularly well she sent up her
lines OF flags and saluteG the club burgess when
the clubhouse opened. After the opening
ceremonies were over the assembled fleet went on
dress parade, taking a short sail before being re-
viewed from the Rowena by the Commodore each
vessel saluttng as she passed. There a large
number OF guests at the opening
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
CLOSE OF THE CANOE REGATTA

Trenton. n. J.. May 8o.-The regatta Of the At
lantic division Of the American Canoe Association
closed here to-day There were five contests, which
resulted follows
One mile novice, man, single blade-Chares
EastmOnd, Brooklyn first; E ". CrittendOn, Phia-
delpha, second
Hand padding. one-haIf mte-E. D Anderson
Trenton. first: NJ. D. Wilt PHILADELPHIA second.
Double blade. open mie-T. r. Davis, Bur-
Hngton, first; Charles EastmOnd, Brooklyn second
Open. man. single blade, one mtle-EaStmOnd
Brooklyn. first; T. ". Cook. Philadelphia. second.
Swimming race, one hundred yards-J NJ Lovett
Trenton first; Fred Furman, Trenton, second.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
LACROSSE.
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB DEFEATS To-
RONTO UNIVERSITY TEAM

The Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse team easily
defeated the Toronto University team yesterday by
a score Of Il TO g. at the grounds at Bay Ridge.
There large gathering present. The visitors
Were outcassed every stage OF the game. and
the home team able TO score almost at any
time the game.
In the first half Wall scored the hrst goal, it
being clean shoot through the Canadians de-
fence. Il not many minutes before Wall
scored goals for his A this point
CUrran, Of the visiting team. got the ball pass
and scored goal. this being the only goal in the
half for The Canadians. Before the half over
Kennedy scored one goal and Curry two.
The second half opened with the ball going into
the home clubs territory. and the Canadian play
ers seemed TO have better luck for Jack and Nc
Neil each scored a goal, and before the game was
over Wall scored three goals Jewell and Dolby
The Lineup.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures g. Providence, g.
Al SUriuEfield-Springfeld 1. Hartford. I.
Al Observation-Disclosures 10; Montreal. J.
At Syracuse-Toront0. 13: Syracuse.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Al Hartf1rd-Eartford. 6; Springfield, :.
At Providence Worcester 8; Providence I.
AT yracuse-Syracuse. II Toronto, =
Al 0chestsr-MOntTeal, 10; Rochester 3.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
EEw-TORK WON AND LOST.
THE PTTTsBURG TEAM GOES ALL TO PIECES IN
THE AFTERNOON GAME AFTER WIN
MING N THE MORNING.

There was q surprisingly good attendance al the
ball games played al the Polo Grounds yesterday,
considering the fact that the local team has been
playing baseball Of the auaareUrish pattern rather
than OF the professional sort Some people
kind enough 70 intimate that word had been sent
along the Tarnuany Hall line that patronage the
Harlem grounds was necessary, and the faithful
ward heeIers shooed their hocks In that direction
as soou as the orders had been sent out from the
Democratic Club
While The morning game was by far the better
OF the two the result OF the afternoon con-
test which proved 70 be easy victory for the
Harlem players, seemed TO please the onlookers
better. Ptttsburg captured the morning game with
q 6ne rally at The bat IN the sixth and seventh
innings. Score
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
INp1AN HARRoR YAcHT cLuR oPENs.

Commodore c. T. Wills Of the flagship Acusha
Rear Commodore Alfred Peats, of the sloop En-
pronzi. and Fleet Captain George J Bradish opened
the Indian Harbor Yacht Club yesterday. AT noon
the colors up and saluted by the steam
yacht Kismet, owned by ]. Rogers Maxwell; the
steam yacht Viva, owned by Isaac J. Hopper, New
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

The Indian lacrosse team from Brantford Canada
defeated the Staten Island Lacrosse Club yesterday
at Columbia Oval by a OF 13 TO 3. The Indians
seemed play better lacrosse than they did when
they played here last. They had signals that the
Staten Island players could not understand, and
they would yell at the top Of their voice "JackP
and 'sYo,' and several the defence would rush
for the ball The names Of the players amused the
spectators as much the game did. some OF the
Indians did much for the number l3, and
thew tried hard for the IA goal but failed The
Iina-un.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
BOSTON s; CINCINNATI. :.

Boston. Nay 30-Direen was very effective at crit
'aa- times 4 this mornings game, while Scott
DATED al viz after the fifth inning. Freeman's
nrant caDure OF Smiths long drive in the ninth
vas a fea-urs. The game vas rnarred by a great
oesi OF kicking by players both sides Score:
r. Il. Z.
ci5c.lnar. .....'..--S ....'.....-..9 o % J
h41trr-es-DineeE and Clark: Scott ard PETIT
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
WESLEYAN ;, COLuMB1A :

Middletown, Conn May SO.-wesleyan and Co.
lumbia played an interesting game this afternoon
and neither side scored except in the sixth inning
Apart from that inning, both pitchers very
effective Terrell wound up Wesleyans batting
streak in the sixth inning by making q home run
with bases. Score:
r H. E
Wesleyan ..........O 0 8 0 0 ks 10
Columbia .....-..--.O 3 0 o o-3 a
Batter!es-MLlder and Eng!tsh: Barlow and keber.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
TIE PARIS TOCRy4HEyT.

Paris. May sO.-This afternoon two games whfcl
ended IN draws IN the seventh round or the Inter
national Chess Tournaments az the local club haa
10 be repIayed-namsly. the games between Mares
and Burn and Mortimer and Moses To-day Burn
and Neses played the whites. The latter Wor.. h1
the other game was adjourned IN an even position
70 De finished this evening. when Marco beat Burn
The score up date follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
CLASS HAND1CAPs AT ARDsLEY.

With a handicap for Glass A and B players
and d special putting match for women. the links
al Ar6sley thronged with holiday golfers
yesterday. P H. Syms in Class A and Z.
NJ: Johnson and Eugene Griffin tied IN Class B.
while another tie marked the women's contest, in
which Miss NJ. Jewett and Miss Grace Williamson
each scored Il. Both ties are TO be decided later
in the week Summary;
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
Busy DAY AT HARBOR HILL

choose up team match and mixed four
some tournament were the Memorial Day features
yesterday at Harbor Hnrs picturesque course at
T3rfphton Heights Staten Island Each brodgnC
ou1 capital play. Eight teams competed IN the
CHOOSE up" affair. which was fought under the
,oi-T zvstern of scoring The winning teams are TO
80 or the cup. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
FIELD EVENTS

Pole vault (scratchl-Won by Lucfen II. Hnsck-
srbocksr Athletic club 10 feet Daniel Ruess Kniczer
Athletic Club, and r H Had1sld kntckeroocSea
Club. tied for second place with a. IN.
Ruess winning the
Three standing broad jumps tsc-atchlWon BY Ray Q
Ewry Athletic Club 81 q ~ 4 Arnold
Union settlement Athletic Club 80 = ~ H. secord
Harry ?. Mcdonald knCk=rbOcker Athletic Club. y e
10 n. third.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
RIVERSIDE YACHT CLUB OPENING

Commodore George G. Tyson, of the Riverside
Yacht Club, opened that clubs house at noon yes
terday in the presence Of the flag officers and
members Of the club When the burgee and other
coIors were sent aIort the guns OF the yachts in
the Riverside Harbor saIuted After the cere-
monies over the commodore took out party
IN his schooner, the flagship Of the club.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
AFTERNOON GAME.

Earned runs-st- Louis. 2; Brooklyn. l. Home run
Three base htts-Ezelley, Cross Two base hit
kelley First base on erroTs-Broolyn 2 St Louis
Bv Kitsou ,. BY Zones /. by Young : Stolen bases
Mct5rav. Keeler Der1Clt- Base baIls-By Kennedy,
by Jones, g. by Young =. Double pIays-Cross Far
rel and Jennings Kester, Wallace and Mc5raw- HIT
pitched ballKi-s1n. Passed baII-Far-ell !. Time
garne-2-2O. Uupire-EI1rsI
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
MIXED FoCRsOME
4. N. HARTMAN BEATEN BY HoLLINs.

H NJ Hartman the amateur champion, suffered
his second defeat within week yesterday when
he was beaten at Meadow Brook by H 3. Hollins,
fr The ulay formed a part OF the contest between
the Meadow Brook and Westbrook golr teams
which resulted in victory for the former by 81 10
Hartman who acted captain TO the Meadow
RrOOk side was down Hollins az the end OF an
eighteer hole match. The summary
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
CRESCENT. 18: n. Y. A. c.. u.

The Crescent Athletic Club baseball team de-
feated the New-York Athletic Club team yester-
day at Bay Ridge. The game decided
until ten innings were played. The New-York Ath-
letic Club tied the in the ninth inning. and
in the tenth inning scored runs. The Cres-
cents in their half Of the tenth inning scored three
runs, winning the game. The score:
r H z
g Crescent Sc q q .2 o...22 1dgt ! 9 sE-lI$$ 4 9
Battertes-Chauncey Dunno, Batch Hayes.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
ON THE DYKER MEADOW LINKS

boge handicap for a cup presented by Burn
ham Clark the holiday attraction Dyker
Meadow yesterday, and the clubs players were out
in force on the Fort Hamilton links. 5. V. Beck
with finished up the infalHbIe Colonel and
the prize. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
RICHMOND COUNTY HANDICAP.

Richmond Countys holiday programme included
Glass A and Glass 3 handicap IN the forenoon and
a mixed foursome handicap in the afternoon, both
for special prizes ". n. Busk first IN Glass
4 and g W Pierson first in Class 3. The four
some resulted in d tie between 4. W Brown and
Mrs Woods and Mr. and Mrs. @. T. Collins. The
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
TRACK CONTESTS.

One hundred metres Chandicsp-nal hsat von .
George z Hoffman,. Anchor Athletic Club q ya-iss =
J. Walsh New-Y Athletic Club (2ls ya-dsl sscort
William MARSHAL. Hartford Conn a. Tarcs third
Tirne-O:1OS.
One hundred and metres hurdle Taee (nantecac-
hy r Hatfield knickeroOcksr Athletic Club =
yardsls George " ReIer kuicksrbOcksr Athleric C.1
(scratchl second: Daniel hncksrooc<er ArleI-1
CI1o fscrat
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
MIXED FoURSOME.

PRIZE CONTESTS ON THE WEE BURN LINKS
Stamford Conn. May 30 (SpeciaD.-The contests
on the Wee Burn links to-day a ball sweep
stakes of thfrty-six holes and a handicap for the
Handicap Committees prizes 36 holes best IS
holes TO count The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
HOLY CROSS TEAM DEFEATED.

Two thousand people this afternoon the
baseball nine Of the Rutherford Athletic Associa-
ton defeat the Holy Cross team, OF New York. The
score follows
RI E
Tf0f5 a0f5e5s25a cr6ss. :.--..:::SS 90
Batteries-Martin and Wiley; Fariay and Gibbons.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
nANn1cAp Ar MARINE ANp F1E1p

w I. Ford was the winner Of the holiday handi-
cap al the Marine and Field Club links yesterday.
The mixed fouresome had only one entry, and the
prize was therefore presented TO that team Scores
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
WILLIAMS WINS EASILY FROM AMHER.

"1LL-1-AAo WINS hAS4L1 FF1UM AMdI-tto-
Wiliamstown. Mass. May 30.-Wilnams easily
defeated Amherst Weston Field this afternoon
the score being II TO l. The game was close for
three innings, but after that the result never
IN doubt Score
Ri E.
Williams .............O 3 XII S .
Amherst ..-..--.......0 l 0 O. . o
Ba5tertes-Burt and Edwards: Rushrnore. Tinker and
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
MANHATTAN COLLEGE

MANHATTAN COLLEGE WINS AND LOSES
The Orange Athletics broke even with the Man
haitian College team Orange Oval to-day. In the
morning Mclaughlin was in the box for Orange for
the first six innings. Lawson replaced him The vis-
itors had a commanding lead and took the heart
out OF Orange. In the afternoon Lawson slaugh-
tered the Manhattans. striking out eight men. A
inning.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
BOSTON. 7. CINCINNATI.
AFTERNOON GAME.

Boston, May 3Q-Is the afternoon game to-day
o"th teams scored tie same number OF hits, but
6oston managed 70 make theirs when men Were on
3ases and 80 won easlls- The fielding Of both clubs
was excellent. Score
r. h z
soeton ..--...-.,....2 0 o o @ o x-T I
'.nc-hilzu -.-.-.-----.0 . o o o. O-3 >
isatt@ries-IeWis and Sullivan: Phillips Wood.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

course in 2A 30. The others finished follows:
The Wrath, 300:50: the Spots, 3O5:50 the Pebble
s0s:os the Mira, s1s:5o: the Ava. 1865. and
Akista, 4.09O3.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
OUTING OF Y0NKERs YACHrsMEN

The annual outing OF the Yonkers Corinthian
Yacht Club took place yesterday. Fifteen yachts
started from the clubhouse and sailed TO Nyack
where dinner served.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
Donohue pitched a steady game while Griffith was
hit when hits needed. Score:

fsifaso PsiiaseIn6is ,aii.....-....o % g
Battertes-Donohus and Mcfarland: Griffith. Donohus
and
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
MOENTNE CANE.

F.-rsHu-s .---.---.-.. 8 q / 0 o.
runs-New-york. ?: Ptrtsbu-g . First base by
er-1rs-NeH-Tcrz :; PirtsrGrE !. Left bases-NsV-
YORK s. ,Ps-rsou-g. 5. Base bsIs-On Hawley - OF
WH5de- ,. Struck Cut-Ev Hawley. ,; by WacdeL, Z
Three base hiuDav.s- Two base httsf E3rlen. Rtchey
Gleason Sacrifice htrs-Cooiey, . Double
pIsgs-Dcyle 5Owerr-an; 6elbach, Eowernan and
Davis Stolen bases-Selbach. Mercer , BowsrTrar,
Ees-nor- EEtr by ptcned bEi-Aercer, O. BT1eI. I'M
pr=-SRa-rH0o6- T~mS-225-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
wESTBROOK-
MEAnQW RROOK.
GOVERNORS CUP AT ESSEX COUNTY.

Orange. y J.. May 50 CSpeciaD-At the Essex
County Country Club to-day the qualifying round
.or the cup offered by the Governors OF the club
was PLAYED. A large number OF golfers were on
the links and some excellent scores We're made
he cards
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

TIE Pirtsbu-g team went an 70 pieces in the af-
te-roor game and New-York won easily. While the
local players made only half a dozen hits, they
scored nine runs Nine men went 10 first base on
errors during the contest. Davis and Hickman did
some clever work II the field. Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
CLASS A

Woulen's putting match-MIss NJ. Jewett -: Miss
Williamson AZ Miss z. Griffin, 43; Mrs. Worcester
Mrs. Eldridge, A.: Mrs. Van Buren,. ~; Miss Barro
-; Miss J. Fraser 40; Miss q. Fraser 40 Miss
~: Mrs. Harris, So
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
PHILADELPHIA. 5. CHICAGO.
MORNING GAME

s4t9I-Nl+sz - laE
Fh-Ladep phia. May 30-Ther, was nothing note
worthy in this mornings game between Chicago
enc Philadelphia Both teams played rather
S>.. and Philadelphia ~ good batting.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
AFTERNOON GAME.

%sHfsstaa 2Gahss A6Asttfs:;; eafs9s5 &S !
Batterfes-IAwson and O'Ner: McPhiIips and Agnew.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
More taan thirteen thousand people Witnessed The

More than thirteen thousand people witnessed the
game il the afternoon between the Brooklyn and
81 Louis teams. The men from the West
through superior batting ard better all around
pitching The Brooklyn pitchers gave seven bases
balls, and most q them costly. Four
bases on balls and three hits gave the visitors
half dozen runs in the opening Inning. and prsc-
ricaIly settled game right there. This Ken
ne6y 10 the bench, k4tsOn relieving him. Jones
followed soon after, but the veteran. Young. who
succeeded nin held the champions his mercy
Wallace injured II The fifth inning and Dill
lard took his place q shOr-stOp. Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
HANDICAP COMMITTEES PRIZES.

The season opened The Inks OF tne
Golf Club this afternoon with a thirty
six hole handicap. The winner was Wilson Her
rick, whose score I92-40-l52.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
AFTERNooN 80
artes sar PhiLl.pp, n he ninth.

FicScurg ..---. .--...-.. ..-..-..0 o o G-l
H'-st base er-o-s-oSegv-York, Ptrsburg 3.
ll AasesNeNg- Pir1sbUrg, i. First on
ssze5S75y Garrick. L By Philiippi 2 Struck out-By
-lt- 1 Sacrifice kLtC5sr-ick- Stolen bases8iercer,
= 59ssr-nan. Hi by pitched ba-O' Connor Phippi.
''-'l p-ch-Phillippi- Tmpire-Swartwood. TTne-205.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

R. G. Langdon won the thirty-stx hole handicap
at the links Of the Crescent Athletic Club yester-
day, with total score OF IT, Twenty-Five players
returned cards as follows:
Robert q. Iangion: Gross a car. Net.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
MORNTNG CANE,

bTook-Tn. = MT
dc5snn First base er-crBroOkIyn. l. Left bases
st Louis. :. Brooklyn. 5. Struck out-By Hughey q
by Nops, . Sacrifice hits-WalIace, Jennings. Stolen
hasesMCCzraw BE-kerl. Eester Robinson. Kelly, Dan
len. Demon Bases balls-By Eughey. .. by Nops
g. Double piay-Nops and Jennings Hit by pitched
ball-HuEhey. !. Passed ball-FsTrel- Wild pitches
EugheT >. Ttne-2-2S Cmpre-Hurst-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
TER GAP AWNEEL

THROUGH WATER GAP AWHEEL-
Taxa Iackawanna TO Water Gap. wheel 10 Port
Jervis and return on Erie. Tickets sold by either
railroad al 81 80
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
PHILADELPHIA. 13: CHICAGO. 5.
AFTERNOON GAM

Philadelphia, May 3O.-Calahan's were IN
effective against Phiadephia's heavy hitters in the
afternoon game. and the home team made enough
runs in the first inning TO win. Chicago played
ragged game In the field. Bernhard kept the hits
scattered. Score:
Chicago :;...........I o-S II
Batteries-Callahan and Donahue Bernhard and Nc
Farlaad.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
INDIANS DEFEAT STATEN ISLAND CLUB.

ScoreTOrOuro University. 3. Crescent A IL Goals
Wall. 6. Dolby. l. Jewell /. Curry. .. Kennedy.
CIrran, l: Jack. /. Mcneil l. Referee J. DOYLE.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
MORNING GAME.

0Fapss Geo. AthlstiGs safs.. % ID
Observation-Disclosures O'Seil; Castro and
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
HOLY CROSS DEFEATS CORNELL.

Cornell this afternoon through Grtfin's superb
pitching Both teams were errattc in fielding
though at times the work OF the tnfields re-
uarkably brilliant Cornell cut off from
chances TO score in the second and eighth innings
by lightning double plays. Saunders had good con-
troll but was poorly supported at critical stages
Fox's great work at short for Holy Cross was
feature. The score
H E.
aoiy Cross ..--....9 "a g
Batrer4es-Grtrin and Brennan: Green
DARTMOUTH, q; UNION, 2.
MORNING GAME
Albany. May 30.-A small contingent OF spectators
witnessed the game Ridgehed this morning be-
tween Dartmouth and Union. Only six innings were
played. Score:
I2aIo7 8aIooutn %
Batteries-Cooke ana Brown: Edwards and Griswold-
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