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New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
THE NEW STEAM YACHT GRANTo.

The new steam yacht GrantO. owned by A. E
Austin of Providence, r L, was successfully
launched on Saturday from the yard OF her build
&C tho Gas Engine and Power Comp ny and
charles L Seabury. at Morris Heights
Mrs 4 E Austin. the owners wlIe' chrlstened
tho ,,acbt and ti,e others in the launching party
Included Mr. Austin. Mr.. and Mrs William Gard
ner and Philip LeventhaL
The C,ranto is built of Steel and she IS fitted
With q triple expansion engine, with cylinders L.
Is and % inches in diameter ana Win % lncnes
to1,o of r,Is+oD and a Seabury water tube boiler
She is equipped with a modern electric plant and
che carries besides a naphtha launch. one cutter.
a dfnrv and a saiIboat all Of mahogany
The Yachts principal dimensions ara l95 feet
o1ar all 40 feet waterline. 20 feet beam. z feet
inches depth and S feet inches drausnr- her rig
is that Of a schooner
The owners quarters consist OF Your single and
two double staterooms. with two bathrooms, al
handsomely finished IN white pine uan3gany
trimmed. These quarters are ar OF LLe a..tag
tiraiv TO the crews quarters, including the gal
~ There are staUeroOmS for the cnleT oTncers
and hunks for the rest OF the creW-slAI n Al
There is a teak dSckhouSe, seventy Ie1t IonS'
Of which the entire forward section IS devoted 70
the dining room and pantry, while the a1ter sec
tIOn Is divided into music and card room I1ese
two rooms are handsomely panelled and finished
in ma hOeany. The dining room iS eFCrS4y OF teak
while the speed under contract only cans IOr
fourteen knots, both 0UIiders ahG uss-s-1ls ie-l
confident that she viii far exceed these require
The Yacht will be finished IN about month Mr.:
Austin expects TO her until late IN the raIt
and then make trip TO the West Indies No ex-
De-se is being spared in the construction OF the
Yacht and from present indications she VIII equal.
steam yacht OF her size in the New-Tork Yacht
Club feet.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
MOONLIGHT AND DOUBLE CENTURIES
RIVAL ASSOCIATIONS CONDUCT CENTURY
RUNS YEsTERDAY-MOsT OF THE
RIDERS FINISH WELL.

Both the Century Road Club Association and the
Century Road Club of America conducted moonlight
and double centuries yesterday. The tart for the
first century made Saturday night, and for
the second the start made yesterday
soon as the first hundred miles had been fin
ished. The Century Road Club Association had. II
is claimed. hundred and fifty riders their
moonlight century Saturday. and Of that num-
ber fully 80 per cent finished. d NJ Adee the
chief pacemaker. with Thomas Moore. Charles
Musch and s 9. Major assistants. John Castle
was chief of the second division, and Paul Thomas
courier. T. f. Finger the first TO finish the
single century. F. E Moiler. Of this borough at
4.30 p. yesterday struck by trolley car
al Fulton and Main sts-, Freeport and badly in
Jured. Adee finished the moonlight run but punct-
ured tire and did start in the double century
There was question about the number Of start
in the double century conducted by the Century
Road Club of America. The claim was made that
there were sixty-eight starters, ana OF that num-
Der that hfty-seVen had finished Miss {. Seaward
finished the double century Just forty-fve riders
started the second century at 7:3O a. m yester-
day All finished / hour and p minutes ahead of
the schedule time. Wilson Higeinson was the cap
tan OF the run, with P. a Dyer and Il Welt as
sistants.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
CYCLING.
MOTOR USED FOR PACING SPRINTERS-
CoLoRED DIVISION SCORES.

There was another long delay at the Failsburg
track near Newark, yesterday, caused by the fact
that the professional riders and their wheels did
not get In from Atlantic City until after p. m
conseouentlv the races were not over until after
D. m. The most exciting race Of the day was IN
the professional open. a single motor bicycle was
used to pace the riders in each heat as well as in
the final The motor was stopped each time after
going three-cuarters Of mile, leaving the sprinters
to fight II alone in the last quarter iheTe was
considerable jockeyin to get the rear wheel OF the
pacing machine but the sprinters caught on to the
new order of things quickly
Kramer captured the first heat in lbs: Carnl the
second heat in 22 j BedeIl. the third. in l:5S 2-5
Mcfarland. the fourth. in 2o4; Stevens the hfth
After three semi-finals only Kramer. Mcfarland
and Bowler were left in for the final Kramer
caught the pace. and the race was procession 70
the finish, with Kramer winning by & length and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
YACHTING.
ENGLISH OWNERS OF SLOW BOATS
ARE PLEASED WITH THE HANDI-
CAP SYSTEM.

The handicap system in vogue in British waters
seems to be meeting with favor among yachtsmsn
who own slow boats AT the recent regatta OF the
Royal London Yacht Club at Cowes very salts
factory results were obtained. according to the cur
rent number of THE Yachtsman." which says:
To the onlooker there appearance Of the
depression that hangs over class racing and can
in the racing enjoyed themselves fully as if thev
formed the crews of class cracks.
control over it BY the Yacht Racing Association
would be a great boon. though it has not the same
instance in a class where the competitors are
nearly of size SAY, Of nearly equal water line
Iengrh) there lust much honor and giOry in
owning the scratch boat TO make owners willing 10
build smart vessels and to keep them in good fete
FZev0nd that there is inducement 20 carry a
cargo of paid hands. to sacrifice seagOing quail
ties and comfort for the sake OF average regatta
70 ape an ;II+ eel 1roId to be scratch bost SSt
"a tba md Of the season he would be disconcerted
Wnen coIiIpel L i.I We do not mean to dsnreoiaqa
- Taid hand when we say that in a han1icap boat
one can easily have too mucn OF nlIIl- when his
virtues merely serve TO pile up the tune allowances
OF % TuTr there Is no necessity for building the fast
cruiser Ike bandbox or 1oE oTsatng t5 the fair
co1nt for very little in the long run but become
rather puzzns to the nan0l14pper It @ waen the ex-
49,, aIHoirr+ cement. some useful purpose
.G eF.G sI(rJ for her depends the popularity Of omen
BENG 'osn Gfn 20 ba Is so very different from the Boa
fI7a cruiser that the should be kept as far as
POSSIBLE apart
II Is doubtful if the handicap system FOR sail
aob+s will ever become popular in American
1,aters The present method of racing one design
boats from one gun start seems 10 satisfy the
,rners who realize that the best helmsman is gen
orally the winner if his crew is wideawake in the
trimming and changing of sails Inc nandlcapping
OF steI M Ias- successfully but there is for I'M
movement in that system
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
81 SPORTS DA1}M
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regatta for the one design classes OF the fol-
lowing yacht clubs: American, Indian Harbor,
Larchmont Manhasset Bay New-RochelIe.
seawanhaka. Sachem Head. Ardsley. Horseshoe
Harbor and the Pelham Country Club Larks-
On Friday an open regatta for io-foet scLl
ers and classes Of sloops will take place SUIT
able prizes will be given, and the club eXpecIS
d large number of entries. The race committee
is composed of Trenor L. Park, chalrslan; II
De B. Parsons. William H Browning and Stuy-
vesant Wainwright
4 movement is on foot to make Lord Cado-
gan presentation OF some souvenir in recog-
milton Of the interest he took in Irish cricket
during the period of his Niceroyalty
The race for the cricket championship OF
New-York now lies between the team OF lhe
Knickerbocker Athletic Club, Brooklyn ana
Paterson. The Livingston Field Club, OF Staten
Island. by It's defeat of Saturday. appears to De
out of the contest. The Brooklyns and kntcker--
bockers viii meet next Saturday at ff0spSCe
Park and he result of this game VIII decide the
chances of the former club TOR retaining ~
pennant. The contest for the lnulNldudl tLoPLS
for baTtine is becoming more interesting. NJ II
Cobb still leads, but his average has droppeu
from 96 last week TO 100
! Athletic enthusiasts are to be given treat
during the Labor Day vacation. for the Greater
Nev-York Irish-American Athletic Association
will hold 2 two DAYS carnival at Celtic Park on
Apcust 80 znd September /. On August 80 the
rnetropolitan championships open to members oi
climbs in the Metropolitan Association VIII De
held and on Labor Day the annual carnival Oh
the ciub takes place. These championships con-
sis+ of the following: 100-yard run 22O-yard run
44(-vard run u,.,-yard run. 1-mie run, 5-mlie
rnn 'I2O-vard hurdle. 220-yard hurdle, lo-pouhu
shot throwing 16-pound hammer, throwing dis
cus throwing 56-pound weight running DToau
iuup, running high jump and pole vault. An
rhe METROPOLITAN athletes, which Include a nun
her Of record holders, viii stay over Tor the
Labor Day carnival to compete against the
champions
II is rumored in England that King Edwards
,,rasent LOT of racehorses will probably be dis
nosad of at Newmarket in the autumn, with the
exception of a couple of two year olds.
Followers of cOursing will be sorry to learn o.
the death of A Dunmore's valuable stud dog
Dear Cardigan date Bold Hero), which took
place in England yesterday. The dog was preo
in 1897.
Willie" Fem, who has been riding as a team
mate with Major" Taylor lately on the bicycle
track. promises to do good work himself this
wear He shows to better advantage IN the
handicaps at from five miles up
The New-York baseball team is doing better
and actually won two games at Chicago yes
terday. The team is still last, however
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
FACTS FOR AMATEURS AND PROBES
SIGNALS.
EoxEs PLENTIFUL IN SUFFOLK MORE
GOOD TROTTING PROMISED-NoIbS
AND COMMENTS.

Foxes Of late years have been on the increase
in Suffolk County. and their depredatonS on
poultry have caused serious losses IN many
cases Years ago we had many fox hunters III
the western towns who pursued Reynard Fls-
orously. sometimes nearly TO eXtermlna lloi-
Lately the old hunters have wearled OF Ile
sport, and the younger ones are few CohSe-
Quently. the foxes have IL pretty riuch lH.i1
-. -, a,o,, 1be middle Of the island. If the
huntsn7en's clubs Of Queens and Nassau VIII 20
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
EASTERN LEAGUE.
q CITY Ms FOUR sTRAIGHr

JERSEY CITY WINS FOUR STRAIGHT.
At West New-York Field yesterday the Jersey
City Montreal series was concluded. The Jersey
City team won by score Of TO l. making the
fourth consecutive victory over the Canadians.
Since they returned home the local team has
plaved eleven games and nine NcCann
pitched Clevery for the winners only allowing two
hits TO the visitors who their single tally in
the first inning through Shindles error The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
BATTLED FOR EIGHTEEN INNINGS.
BROOKLYN PLAYS LONGEST GAME EVhS
SEEN IN ST LOUIS

St Louis. Aug. 1.-THE St Louis ana Di 10
teams battled for eighteen innings 70 &c -
afternoon. 1t was the longest proiessloha1 - .,
ever played in St Louis Umpire Brown oeeiH0 ma
too dark after the players had battled Ior thie -
one-haIf hours and called the contest boIh -
who succeeded Pearson after the third innlns anu
Donovan pitched finely. Attendance LI'O- In
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Of $4,000. in stakes and purses The purses
range from $1,000 to $1,000 in value. and viii
all close on September / Novelty and match
races are conspicuous in absence. and the pro-
gramme is a well balanced arrangement Of heat
races, in which horses must win heat in three
or be ruled out a sklful opening for number
Of sensational races is made and New-York is
apt TO have a good race meeting for lovers Of the
light harness performers.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Secretary Wilson Of the Empire City Club
succeeded in landing the fish that so many track
managers have been angling for, and signed
articles on Friday night, according to which the
pacing stars Dan Patch 2-0074. and Prince
Alert. 2.0024, Will meet in special race Of best
two in three heats for 5000, at the Empire
track during the September 16 to 20 meeting.
The conditions provide that the winner takes
the entire purse Although Dan Patch Is prop
bly, the coming champion and has never been
beaten this race is the best contest yet arranged
this year. The TWO horses are closely matched
Those who watched Alert last Thursday pace TO
the quarter in 0:2S12, and 10 the half IN MIN
ute. and finish the mile under a strong pull.
fighting for his head, have reason TO believe
that if the half-mile track champion does not
heat the New York champion he viii force him
to go one mile. at least, better than TWO min
IItes when they meet on the fast Empire track.
The horses are under contract not TO meet be-
fore the Empire race, and the contest VIII at
tract widespread interest. The programme OF
races for The Empire meeting has been an
nounced by Mr. Wilson, and represents total
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
BASEBALL.
NEW-YORK TEAM WINS TWO GAMES
FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. I7-New-York took two games
from Chicago to-day. They won the first through
miserable base running and errors on the part OF
the local team. In the second game punched hits
in the sixth inning gave them the majority At
tendance. Il 500 Score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
NEWARK BEATEN AGAIN.

Toronto and Newark played evenly up to the
tenth inning at Newark yesterday, when Toronto
landed Hemming and scored five runs on sin
giles by Downey. Miller and Carr, a two bagger bv
loft Bannon's sacrifice, home run by Jones and
an error by Clymer sensational catch on a foul
by Thackera and Jones'S batting were the features
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
THOROUGHBRED OF THE 3O-FoOT CLASS
IN LONG ISLAND SOUND RACES

A H AIker's keel sloop yacht AIerion IS regarded
by racing men as one OF the best OF the S0-foof
class Her owner enters her in almost every racs
scheduled on Long Island Sound and in many races
further east Her record in 1901 was: Out OF four
teen starts she won five first prizes and dve sec
onds. She finished third IN four races. and did not
nrish in one. She sailed against the Oiseau. now
named Virginia IT. and owned BY Isaac Stern; the
Emprouzi. the Kit and the LoreleL- This season
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

she has done very well in her races on the 2'VS vas
at LarChmont and other points The AisFII I.,, ~
designed by Captain Nat Hsrreshof ana !S ot' -
the Herreshif company in 1S9i bier Ca-errns 80
mensions are. 40 feet over all . IS feel W@ls--'
Sc feet beam and &C feet draUght-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

EARNED run-Jersey City First base erfOrs-IeFsey
city. l. Montreal Left Gases-Jersey CITY . Mon
treal i. baIls-OR Mccain. : struck
Iy Mccain. 8 Three-base hit-Shoch Sacrifice hits
Hasan. Grnen. Shoch and Foster. Double plays
Quinan Dooley: Stafford Dooley. Umpire-Rinn.
Time Of Eame-14O. Attendance. 2.10O.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Although the entries for the forthcoming speed
contest Of the Long Island Automobile Club did
not close. as announced, until D. on Satur-
day, the club announces that forty-fve entries.
divided among the various contests scheduled,
with the exception Of the electric class. have
been received. Entries are already assured for
the racing machine with which Jacque Lon
guevez esta ablished worlds record the
Coney Island Boulevard on November I6 last
for weighing under one thousand pounds
Those races which are best calculated to afford
good sport for the public have filed most salts
factorily, viz, No. o. at five miles for gasolene
vehicles weighing over two thousand pounds
The twenty-five mile lap race should be the most
interesting the programme. For this five
entries have up 10 the present time been re
ceiVeG
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18


Chicago 1 o o o o q o o o %
Neyy-Y5rk % 1-3
Left on bases-Chcago I6. Nev-York. s Sacrifice hts
-T{,weruan Fsrod.e. stolen bases-Chance. Brown
Double pIsys-Tinker Lowe and Chance; Bresna5an.
Mccain. out-By Nenefee. 3: by NC
Ginnity. 6 Bases baIIs-OI Menefee, l: of McGin-
HI. with ball-Chauce. Lowe. Meneiee Mcialln
Time-2:3J Umpire-Cantl!on-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Hartford NeW-Hayen and Springfield have
been selected as the cities for deciding the ma
tional amateur bicycle championships of Amer
ica. The riders Will appear at Hartford on Au-
gust is; New Haven August 10. and Spring
field, Mass, August 21 The half-mile and two
mile races viii be contested at New Haven; the
quarter and five mile. at Hartford: and the
1ne-fhird and one-mile, at Springfield. Entries
~an be flied at with the chairman Of the
\. c. A board of control. No. 100 Nassau-st
ith 4. f. Kelsey, Z. o. Box 21s Boston
Lass. or with the managers of the three colise-
n tracks which the events scheduled
re title Of amateur champion is decided by
stem OF point scoring: Five points TO d win
7, three TO a second rider. to a third
Ter, and one to a fourth rider. Gold silver
"a bronze medals are given in each champion
snip, anc to the rider scoring the most points
a medal enblematic of the championship; to
the second rider. a silver medal and to the third
rider, a bronze medal
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Chicago yi ---.--..'.---'-..99 "a
Left on bases-Chicago ,. New-Yo-k. 2 Three base
hitsB-esGaEa1. Crorin Shaefer
Stolen hasss-Trcvn. Double rlay-WililaUs. Lowe
ana Merefee struck out-Ry Williams by C7onia L
Tine. I1O. Uupi-e-Caatllon-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

70 Suffolk County after the summer crops are
gathered and pursue the real thing. much good
might result Bass and Weakhsh are running
strong al Eston's Neck, near NOrthpOrt at
present The conditions for good shooting on
Long Island next fall promise 10 be good.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
Rochester anG Jersey City teams viii begin a
series of three games TODAY. The score:
JERSEY CITY

Totals ....2s - l3 81 Totals 10 . "a D
Jersey city --....-...-....-.--O N-4
Montreal ....---..-...--......1 o D o O-1
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Earned runs-St. Louis. . BrOohyn o I" I.-tnra1.
Keeler- Sacrifice hts-Barclay. WheeleIr - Bra
Kruger KeeIer Double playS-kruger Farrell az Rr-
shear Kruger Barshear: Currte. kruger, stolen
shear Barclay Farrell Farrell and
bases-Kruger Barclay. p Donovan DaaieL -Bases
ard (2). Hit by pitched bal-By Currie l 1o--an T.
ballsEOn Pearson 3: OF Currie. 5: on DonosNhs
Struck out-By Currie by Donovan. Is Lstt On On pear
st Louis 10 BROOKLYN IA Innings pitcned-5S9 9-rris
son, .; by Currie I6 Hits-On Pearson. IL o. SN
IL Tinas-S:So. umpire-Rrown
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

\ good many people wondered why Whitney &
Duryea scratched Whorler out OF the United
States Hotel Stakes yesterday. According an
acquaintance Of young Mr.. Whitney it was done
10 prevent any repetition of the complaints that
followed the Saratoga Special when il was al
legged that Burns. on ". g. Whitney's Gtrdle
fouled the Keenes Dazzling and Astarta in
order to give Irish Lad better chance TO win
US win he did. Mr.. Madden the Whitney's
trainer, according this story insisted on
starting Aceful yesterday. he thought he
would win, WhereupOn il decided no. to
start another horse, WhOrler. that was trained
by the trainer of Aceful. The heenes White
chapel ran in the United States Hotel Stakes,
and ran unplaced-
Erbesmehl. the jockey who was hurt on
Thursday when Or. Hughes fell. is still uncon-
scious at the Saratoga Hospital, and his gen
eral condition is unchanged
This week is rich in promise for the Saratoga
race followers. Tomorrow the feature will be
the Mohawk Selling Stakes for three-y -year-olds
on Tuesday the feature is the Merchants and
Citizens Handicap at mile and a furlong for
horses three years old and over. Many good
ones are entered, and the race should attract
excellent field. Wednesdays magnet Is the
Grand Union Hotel Stakes for two-year-olds, a
companion race TO the United States Hotel
Stakes run yesterday. SkiIful winner of ves-
terdays big race, is eligible for the Grand
Union Hotel Stakes, but among those which are
Charles ElWood, Sir Voorhees,, Hurst Park
Dalesman. Aceful, Jerry. Artvis Judith Camp
bell and Innsbruck.
Charles R. Ellison paid $7,1OO for SkiIful last
Tuesday, and yesterday over $l1 900 in
the United States Hotel Stakes, not to mention
wagers aggregating a total at least as great A
good horse in the right place is worth a good
deal of money these days
The Huron Handicap, at a mile and three-six-
teenths, ought to bring a good field of three
year-olds together on Thursday, and Fridays
sole feature is the Amsterdam Selling Stakes
on Saturday will be run the Saratoga Cup for
horses three years old and at a mile and
three-Quarters in which Advance Guard
Wyeth the American Derby winner; Blues
Reina, Heno, Pentecost Herbert, NOnes Car
buncle and Prince of Melbourne may start The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

A regular meeting is TO be held by the Driving
Club on Saturday. at which time six will be
decided. The feature of this meeting will be a
in which Arthur Lope,s new Speedway trotter
EdgeWoOd. 2l2aa. recently purchased from Phila-
delphia parties for 5000. is to against H. c.
Mapes's fast horse jolly Bachelor, Mr.. Gerken's
Indian Jim. F. G. Joness Mabel Onward, 2:12A, and
C. K. G. Billings's chestnut mare Imogene. pur-
chased in Cleveland a fsw weeks a&So for 5000.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

The fan regatta of the American Yacht Club
will take place Thursday and FRIDAY. Au-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
FIRST GAME.
.Dobbs out for interference

Totals 55 10 ~ 20 ? totals Is 1914 10 3
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
TORONTO.

oTonto. l. Two base hits
Home run-Jones. Sacrifice
mer. Downey. Briggs. Ban
7; Toronto. Z. First base
base on balls-Off Hem
: pitched ball-By Hemming
emming, 3; by Briggs, 8.
Time. 1:41. Um-
Z
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Earned runs-Newark. 1:
Jones, Massey, Weaver .
hits-Hayward .. Deylir. Cll
non. Left on bases-NewarR
on errors-Toronto. .. Firs
ming. .: Off Briggs, 5 Hit b
(TofD. Struck out-By Fl
Passed ball-Toft. Wild pitcl
pire-Esan- Attendance. 3.64
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
NEWARK
Totals 81 3 6 80 12 J

Newark ........-....-..-.-l i
Toronto =
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
EROOkLYN.
ST. LOUIS
Totals .6S 1883 81

wheeler running out OF line T0aIOeo -
rie in eighteenth
St Louis 3 1 OO2eoO90 I9S9SS.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

A movement is on foot to make Lord Cado-
gan presentation OF some souvenir in recog-
milton Of the interest he took in Irish cricket
during the period of his Viceroyalty.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Lorna Doone. 2.244, a bay trotting owned
by Mr.. Weiland, lot of brushes yesterday.
outfooting such fast ones as Alexander Franken-
STEMS gray horse Glenmere Boy 2144. d George
II. Hubers VIrEjs Belle. She met her match at
last in George A. COcmauS veteran trotte- King
wood. 2.l7l4 who showed the way TO I4orn. oone.
Virgis Belle. NiEhthawk. Henry Phillps's / el B.
2:l61a, and +. c. Coram's Belle H, all in a bunch
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

It is rumored in England that King Edward s
nresept lot of racehorses will probably ne dls-
posed OF at Newmarket in the autumn Win Ihe
exception of a couple of two year oIos.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
SECOND GAME

Totals ....24 I 6'1S 12 o.
49,. .-LL-a - ----..-A -
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Erbesmehl. the jockey who was hurt on
Thursday when DR.. Hughes fell is still uncon-
scious at the Saratoga Hospital, and his gen
eral condition is unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Followers Of coursing will be sorry to learn OF
the death of A. Dunmore's valuable stud dos
Dear Cardigan date Bold Hero), which tooH
place in England yesterday. The dog was pFee
in 1897
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