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New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
YALE CREW IN GOOD FORM.
YESTERDAYS PRACTICE SHOWS M
PRONEAIENT-HARTA WORK
ALSO BETTER
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Gales Ferry, Conn. June 23-The best weather
conditions of the year showed themselves on the
Thames to-day. but proved only an aggravatfon to
the varsity crews. who will have to rest most OF
the time from until Thursday, race day. Inc
Yale men nervous all the morning under the
enforced rest, with the river lying quiet oelo"
them. and Mr.. Cameron them out tonight.
though the course little roughened by brlsk
breeze from the southwest. Cameron sent MS
varsity eight over three miles tonight. giving them
sharp half-hour's work. which will be the last
to be taken in practice this year on the Thames
This morning the freshman eight went out at
9:55 clock and covered 4 mile and half in snort
stretches. rowing back straight mile in 5oS. hVe
seconds faster than the Harvard varsity did IL TO-
night The freshmen rowed in tiptop form TINS
morning. cutting the water smoothly. Barnufn at
bow, spashed little and is still rowing the long
swing back on the pull that the coaches have tried
drive out of him
The Yale varsity rowed up river after the young
sters got in, doing exhibition three-quarters OF
mile for the benefit of the visitors at Yales quar-
ters. who were the launch. The men roWed IN
what the old grads said was winning shape.
and pleased the coaches immensely. The boat
travelled smoothly. with a maChinelike precision
that vas the most sssfa't9ry tory, showing ~ 1ne mnIone Ue
with every row and is now al the nest tor fr
did not so out this morning.
To-night's work Of the Yale boats vas, was under ]
out. but the water was not good me % tour to t09S
miles in one-rie stretches stroke of about
thirty. Their coaching was on the catch prlnGl-
pally. The freshmen went down stream tor mlie
and their general form fairly good me elgnt
got their boat 6:i5, and, on better river;
down three miles, showing up IN Sood
shape. The work at Broadview is now regarded as
finished. and from the coaches Will SIMPLY
keen the men in condition. Tomorrow the Yale
oarsmen will be the guests of Harvard at Red loP
receive the baseball returns from the HarVar"
game at New-HaVen. ....
The Harvard oarsmen were slow about sett!ns
out this morning and it 10 O'Clock before the
Crimson freshmen got out on the river An RotII ~
later the varsity covered a mile ana a halr IN
easy stretches Mr. HFginsGn working the men on
the recovery and increasing the strokes ioi
spurts The Harvard crews to-day showed marked
Improvement all around.
Tonight the varsity and freshman etghts
sprinted for a mile the big boat winning after
hard fight. Both were in racing trim. ana
the freshmen got the jump on the big fellows ana
were ahead for the first fifty yards. The VARSITY
forged ahead the half mile which was roWed IN N
9s31@fast time. The veterans romped in a good
winner in about sos. the slump in time being Que
to the bad water at finish. The freshmen
finished eight seconds slower.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
WELCOME TO CORNELL's CREW,

Ithaca n Y June 23.-For the first time since
1876 citizens of Ithaca welcomed to-day three WIN
ming Cornell crews time. AS the train bear
i,ey the victorious oarsmen pulled into the station
cannon doomed a welcome, and the cracking "l
small arms in hundreds OF hands added to the am
Every factory whistle in the city was tied down lor
half an hour the cavalcade marched through
the principal streets.
Two thousand persons joined the line of march
and on almost every house CornelIs coioTs Were
displayed as were brooms. to symo"iize 'he
clean sweep made by the oarsmen last SaIuFIaE.
were closed. and business SeneTdllS was
suspended After spending several hours
town, the procession ndIled az "a
Ithaca Hotel where dinner was rendered 'he
thIetes President J. g. SChurman or the hlF't-
sity offered oarSmen hearty ConSratud lptis
on their victories while the popuiaCe warm!
greeted Charles f. Courtney, the old man Oh
a'nrnelrS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
Also eligible.
TO REPEAT THE AMERICAN DERB1 :
AN EFFORT TO GET wYETH TO MEET HENo.
ARSENAL. AND PENTECOST AT
BRIGHTON REACH.

The Brighton Beach Racing Association yester-
day teleEraphed to John A Drake, owner OF Wy
9th who won the Chicago Derby Saturday. Of
fering to add S5.OGn to a sweepstakes TO ne raCeu
for at Brighton Beach about July l9 by horses that
ran in the American Derby. the race to be at the
same weights and the same distance as the
American Derby. Mr- Drake has expressed the be
lief that his colt won his merits. and that the
change Of climate did affect the chances o.
the Eastern candidates. The Brighton Beach Rae
;iinlicata ms Derby victory in the Last 1t is
Thought sure that Mr. Featherstone. Mr. Madden
and Mr.. Mackay would enter Arsenal Felltec1sl
and Heno II Mr. Drake should start Nyeth. MI.
Drake has said that he will send Nyeth TO race at
Saratoga and il is hoped that he Will consent 70
send him East fortnight earlier to race IN {ne the
proposed sweepstakes. Nobody IN the East De
iieves that the American Derby was a truly run
race and. If Mr.. Drake wishes chance TO prove
that IL was here seems be his opportunity
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
BOXING BOUTS N ENGLAND.
AMERICAN PUGIL1sT KNOCKED oUT-WAI~
COTT DEFEATS WEST.

AMERICAN PUGILIST KNOCKED OJT-WAL~
CoTT DEFEATS WEST.
London. June 2s-'Kid" McFadden. Of San Fran
cisco was knocked out by Ben Jordan the Eng
lish pueist IN the fifteenth round at the National
Sporting Club here tonight.
The contest was held IN connection with the
coronation, sporting tournament. and the fighters
afforded the habtues Of the club an opportunity to
witness a fine struggle. Jordan the Ensiishm'ih'
started in pronounced favorite. There was plenty
of severe hitting. and il was anybody 8. batte up
10 the tenth round, when Jordan shone prominently
with a series of visits on McFadden's body In the
twelfth round McFadden knocked the Englshman
down hut the latter rose apparently unhurt. After
this Jordan INDUCED in some tremendous hl''is'
and fifteen seconds before the close OF the nltee'h
round he knocked out Mctadden with me cross
which landed clean the point Of the jaw Nc
Fadden still unconscious AT the emu 0i 't'' t
count.
The pace was terrific throughout the contest ana
MciEadden made a resoiute night. but jordan was
always a shade better on points, ana the referee
would have decided in his favor even IL ht iu i'''
landed a knockout blow
..Ioa. yyalcott the colored pugiist, won his fight
with Tommy" West Of Brooklyn. for the "elter-
weight championship. on points. Ihis contest
proved somewhat of a disappointment to the spec
rators at the National Sporting club as it lacked
the yieor which has characterized the previous
,,oatings Of these two men Walcott fought for the
body and did a deal of effective work; he was
quicker in his movements than his opponent ana
Lvest was in a poor plight before the conclusion OF
the second round. After this round he improved.
and landed some severe tabs on Walcott's mouth
The two men were repeatedly IN holds. and the
referee was compelled to separate them In the
later stages of the fight West fought gamely but
n no purpose; the negro firing him out and
waiting for a chance to get in a finishing punch
This opening never came IN, 9oIt !asts IN ole i ,i
fifteen rounds. and at the end Nacott was an easy
winner points. - ,1-,.. Do,,
dehters were in perfect shape but the contest was
spoiled by clinching. -,
fTbo attendance for this fight small, but
among those present were several well known
boyers and American jockeys and the amateur
rupiIists from Harvard and Yale universities 1t
xas decided tonight that the English varsity men
sbouId meet the Harvard and Yale boxers on July l.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
DEFAULTED TO WOMAN CHAMPION.
SECOND ROUND OF HANDICAP SINGLES AT,
NETWORK TENNIS CLUB PLAYED.

Miss Elizabeth H Moore the national champion,
and her partner. Wylie c Grant, yesterday won
the final the mixed doubles of the tournament
on the courts of the New-York Lawn Tennis Club.
-hundreti-;lnd ty-secOntI-st and Manhat-
tan-avc. The oppOSiS pair-Niss Anna VI. RisCFI
and Robert Le R0y-defauited the match.
The doubles between the veteran college teams
Edward =. Fisher and g e. Kelley. West Side
Tennis club. and Hocombe Ward and Calhoun
Cragiu. Harvard. will be finished to-day. In the
singles Harold II. HaCkett former champion OF
Vale will meet e. {. Kelley next Monday. Tho
summary
Mixed doubles. fna! rouud-NIiss Elizabeth H. Moore
and Wvli. & Grant. La de-
f-3ted Anna NJ RisCh Robert lie Roy,
York Lava Tennis club. hy default
Consolation singles hrSt roUld-J- J. DohrInan de-
faat-i CrlsSun default
FandiCap second rOund-Fohert Colwen.
owe half 3O W Giderneester plus half 10
-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
AUTOMOBILE RACES.
PROGRAMME ARRANGED FOR CONTESTS
To BE HELD AT BRIGHTON
BEACH TRACK.

The Long Island Automobile Club has arranged
its .,rorramme of races be held the Brighton
beach track or AUGUST % This meet promises to
be, the most interesting eve: held i'll this district.
The machines will be classified. The races will be
held under the sanction of the American AutomO-
bile Associa ton. The contests will be as follows:
one mile heat vehicles under 1.5o0 pounds
First vehicles second heat electric, third
heat gasolene: heat. open winner in each
SO the winner Of each heat, 500 to
winner SD second in final heat
Five mile class; all weights. First prize
500: second prize. $50
Five~miie ra"r-Eectric vehicles; all weights First
asoene ,Inter Loco pounds)-Ffrst prize 500 second
prize. so
Fiye-mil racc-Ciasoiene. between 1000 and 2ooo
mounds prize. S1O0: second prize
Five mile race-Gasolene. over 1000 pounds First
prize. sloo second prize $50. ~
prize. SIGJ
Twenty fiye-me .ap rsce-Open to all ella sses; s. to
the end of each mile 800 the winner. $50
to
race-Open all classes; 500 to the winner
Pursuit race-Oren to all classes; 500 to the winner
There will be prizes awarded in case of walk
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
GOLF.
VERMONT CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE PLAYED

VERMONT CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE PLAYED
AT EKWANOK-DOINGs ON LOCAL LINKS.
The first of the summer championships the
Ekwanok Golf Club of Manchester Vt. Will
take place on July 3. and 8 1t will decide the
championship of Vermont. being open TO all golf
crs in the State well as to all residential mem
hers Of the club. George Low, the Dyker Meadow
professional will be in charge OF the course Wh1ch
has been greatly improved since last season / hree
well known Dyker Meadow players Clark Burn,
ham J. II. Merritt. and James J.. Taylor. Will
make their goltnG headquarters there TINS season.
7 G. Thorn of the Oakley Country Club. of Bos-
ton who was runner up in the championship of
1896 won the Massa chusetts championship
week ny defeating \. g. Lockwood OF the Alston
Country Club in the final round
The Skokie Country Club of Chicago. will hold
two DAYS tournament June % and 26. Two sets
Of eight will qualify in an eighteen hole medal
play round for the chief cups Nearly all the
prominent Chicago golfers who intend to compete
in the national championship In July will take part
The fourth annual interscholastc championship
will be played the st. Andrews links week
at the invitation of the ST. Andrews Golf Club
Pierre A. Proal now Harvard freshman, is the
present holder of the title
The Morris County will play their third
match for the Captains Cup to-day. while at the
Apawamis links there will be long driving con-
test for women for cup presented by Mrs
Thomas H. Dimond
Among the prominent golfers who have entered
for the three days tournament which starts at
Morris County Thursday Walter j. Travis
Louis Livingston. jr.. e. s. Knapp Charles L. Tap
P; PHnwsrd a Colby. F O. Horstman. ". L. i Thomp m
son and F. A Jennings.
H. B. Billings and jack Park. representing the
Essex county Country Club. will meet John Mol
ler jr and Willie Norton. OF Lakewood in
four ball match at the Deal links on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
CANOE CLUB OUTING.

The annual cruise of the Bay View Canoe Club of
Newark will begin Thursday. July 8. The club
will visit Tottenvle. Sewarren Rossville and Mid
land Richmond and South beaches returning TO
Newark on July s. The clubs annual races will
take place in the latter part of July The club has
recently elected the following officers for the
suing year: Commodore Ernest F. Benton; cap
tain Adolph p Pionnie; secretary and treasurer
charles Z. Ward.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The second game Of the present series between
the New-York and Brooklyn teams was played at
Washington Park yesterday afternoon, the home
team winning easily. The men from Harlem were
outplayed every point and Hanlon's team won
practically without effort. Taylor was knocked
out of the box in the fourth inning Kitson pitched
III superb form, and his support was excellent
throughout A scratch hit IN the seventh inning
saved the New-York team from a shut out Blewitt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
RACE FOR THE KAISER'S CUP.

Isle of Heligoand. Germany. June 23-The Eng
sh schooner yacht Cicely. owned by Cecil Quentin.
which left Dover England, noon on June r. in
the race for this port for the German Emperor S
Cup. arrived first at $40 this evening. but she
failed her time allowance The Vol au
Vent reached this island at 7.09 n. m. The CiCely
allows the Vol au Vent five and d half hours. and
the Leander. which also started in the race three
and a half hours
The Vol au Vent is owned by John Dempsey.
She is a yawl. The Leander is yawl owned by
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
WHITE BEAR CLUBS BOAT MISSING.

St Paul. June 23.-The yacht Crusader B, owned by
6. T. Ordway which was TO represent the White
Bear Yacht Club in races to be held off Bridge
port Conn. to select challenger for the Seawan-
haka Cup. has been lost somewhere on the way
East. The boat should have reached its destina-
ton last week Effort is being made to trace the
missing boat 50 far without success. The races
take place early in July, and unless some
trace Of the CRUSADER B. is found soon. the White
Bear Club will be without a representative.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

A remarkable baseball game was played at Cor
scana Tex. the other day. 1t between the
Corsicana and Texarkana teams. The result broke
the record in the Texas League. Corscana won
by the of IS to 3 yet the contest lasted only
hours minutes. Clark of COrsicana. broke
the record for batting. making eight hits. three of
them home runs, eighteen bases in all. LajOie held
the old record with six hits and seventeen bases in
six times at bat. Sixteen home runs in all were
made in the Texas game. De Witt pitched the en-
tire nine innings for Texarkana- The Corsicana
team made hfty-three base hits and not an error.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
BICYCLE RIDER ARRESTED IN AUTO"

Edward McDufee. the well known bicycle rider.
was arraigned in the West Side Court Yesterday by
Bicycle Policeman Nerney. of the West One-hun-
dredth-st. station. charge of speeding au-
tornobile at fifteen miles hour. Nerney arrested
McDufee at Nirety-third-st. and Central Park
West yesterday.
II wasn't going faster than eight miles hour.
your honor" said MCDuffee; the officer is mis-
taken .
replied the Magistrate. They experienced in
Judging speed" He held the prisoner in 800 for
trial.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
THE SPEEDWAY.
orrEEN WILKES TOO FAST FOR ALvEs IN
THE MILE.

Two or three thousand persons met the Speed
way Yesterday afternoon to Queen Wilkes and
.lves 2;O9Ia the rival trotters of E F. Smathers
and Nathan Straus. respectively, compete for su-
nremacv on the road The contest very one
sided AIves being unable to go the clip with Mr.
Smatherss great little mare. She kept her nose at
his wheel for three-eighths of mile in the first
brush and then shot TO the front, winning easily by
an open length. She timed the half mile in
iss Mr Straus unable to get his horse away
on even terms with Queen Wilkes the second time.
Aiyes refusing to strike trot. Mr.. Smathers
generously held his mare back until her rival
sSeffIed down work and ranged alongside. near
the first furlong pole From there to the finish she
ia6 bv a steadily increasing margin and was ten
lengths in front as they sped past the half mile
post.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
npoGP4uWE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

,.crx7-Coney Island Jockey Club. sheepshead Bay.
go = n
- TENNIS Metropolitan championships West Side
club invitation tournament Crescent Athletic
- national women's championship Wissahickon.
-, ,Tuf states championships New-Orleans.
-orF-Norris County womens third competition for
CAPTAINS Cp; Apa"aInis driving contest for women
Observation-Disclosures Eew-EorA: Philadelphia a
J2os0r Pittshurg Chicago Cincinnati at ST Louis:
tja-va-5 Al Yale. Amherst at Wesleyan
,..1sT-Annual congress. American Whist League. at
Manhattan. Beach
vAcFT1NG-GIen Cove Cup races. New-York Yacht
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
7 REIFF RIDES \ WINNER.

Paris June 23-Lisette, ridden by J. Reif (Amerl-
cam won the for the PriX Semendria at the
Saint Cloud meeting to-day W. X. Vanderbilt
Nettie. which McCiinn (American) had the
mount second
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
p1rrsR1RG- :. CHICAGO.

Chicago June 23.-CostIy errors on the part OF
the locals gave PittsburS game to-day without
the need of base hits. Conroy and Tinker had n
mix up" in the fourth inning, both being ordered
out of the game and Williams was forced retire
in the eighth. being injured by liner from Beau
mont's bat. Attendance. 2.l0N Score.
T. II. T.
Chicago .--....-..---l - - - 6
Williams. Rhoades and king: Doheny and
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
REGATTA NOTES.

Thirty yachts entered for the thirty-fourth
annual regatta of the Pavonia Yacht Club to be
sailed the usual courses. starting from Bay
onne. y j. Saturday. June Is. The regatts
committee composed OF George James, Oscar w.
Bergman. Charles II. Alexander and the comrno-
dore offico).
The Shenandoah. the three masted schooner yacht
being built for Gibson Fahnestock at Shooters
Island will ready for her trial trip in ten or
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

The championships committee OF the Metropoh-
tan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union will
hold n meeting this evening at Nos 10 and Is Park
Place to make arrangements for the championship
meeting at Celtic Park. President Sullivans idea
of having all the prizes given by prominent patrons
of sport IS meeting with favor Victor J. Dowlins
p member of the Greater New-York Irish Athletic
Association has consented to give prizes TO the
athletes finishing first. second and third in the 100
ward championship Many other athletic officials
have agreed furnish the association with prizes
The English custom of presenting the prizes after
the games is be followed
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
ROSTON- >. PHILADELPHIA. !

Boston, June aS.-Boston won easily to-day. hav-
ing difficulty in hitting Ibergs "foaters when
men were bases. Philadelphia could do little
with Pittenger. Attendance. 900 Score:
z. H. E
PHILADELPHIA ..........0 81
Ptens"r and Moran; Iberg- Felix and Jack
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
BROOKLYN.
Totals 81 l : - 10

.Batted for Taylor fourth inning. 7Batted for
Blewitt ninth inning
New-York ---.-.----.--o - -
Earned rIne-Frooklyn. 6 First base errors-New
York |. I;rookl - Left haSeS-New York. =
I!rooklvn 4 Home rln-Flood Hits-On Taylor in four
innings OF Hewitt in four l. Stolen bases
OIiagan. Dolan Double pay-Smith and - hasan
Sacrifice hft-Dlnn First base hals-On kltS"n /
Strucl out-Tiv TAYLOR /: by Rewitt. l. by Kitson.
Time 10. Jmptre-Ernse
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

Edward Merrill. Of Beloit College the crack West
ern college athlete. who Will represent the Mil
waukee Athletic Club in the all around champion
shin performed well Saturday at the Central AS
sociatfon of the Amateur Athletic Union champion
shps bv winning the individual championship with
record OF II points. Merrill finished third in the
lOo-yard run being beaten about three yards in 10
seconds He won second in the shot. won the 44O-
yard run easily in II 80 seconds, and won the
hammer with a throw of 12s feet inches. and fin
tshed second the hurdle race
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

good condition and fast time is expected If no
more rain falls. One of the best races of the day
will be in the 1ve-eighths mile best two in three
heats where Alves, Queen Wilkes, Carlyle earns
and Louise Jefferson will meet Bow Rene, Theresa
r. MoorZouk and Bolton Jr- will meet in a similar
contest in the second the programme.
There will be eight contests in all. two of them
<orn
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.

ROCHESTER, EASILY DEFEATS NEWARK.
Rochester. June Chichester Won game from
Newark this afternoon principally because the Wis
itors were generous with their errors and also be-
cause Hemming was not difficult TO find. \ home
run bv Blake a feature. Score:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
H4TINEE RACES.

INTERESTING SPORT PROMISED AT THE
EMPIRE CITY TRACK THURSDAY.
Some interesting contests promised at the
second matinee races TO be held the Empire City
track on Thursday afternoon The track is in
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
wIIL1AMs REATs MEsLEYAN

Middletown, Conn. June 23-Wesleyan de-
feated in their last baseball game of the season
with Williams this afternoon by the score of 10 ,.
WESLEYAN excelied in fielding but unable to
hit Lawrence effectively. Hume was knocked out
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

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New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
HARVARD STARTS FOR YALE GAME

Cambridge Mass. June 2S--The Harvard base
ball team had its last practice before the second
Yale game to-day The squad left for Hartford
this afternoon where IL will stay over night, and
go on TO New-Haven in the morning Severai
changes will be made Clarkson ana
Milne will probably start in as the EtarVdro oai-
tery and Matthews play in right field
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STATE LEAGUE.
SEw-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

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TN TENNIS.
SATISFACTORY RACQUET WORK AT
METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP
MEETING

Representative lawn tennis players from many
quarters yesterday assembled on the courts OF the
West Side Tennis Club. One-hundred- -and-seven-
teentf-st. and Arsterdam-ave. TO begin the COM
petitions in the annual metropolitan championship
meeting The field of four courts is new. 1t was
the first tournament held on them.
Calhoun Cragin played n plueky uphill match
against Samuel a. WestfaIl. finally defeating him
In two sets. Westfan had effective backhand
at Al and at 5-S. 1t thought he would win.
but Cragin captured the set at IS
Cragiu then began his competition against the
Texas doubles champion. J. c. Cresson- The Tex
an had studied the NEWCOMERS method By
careful work in the centre of his court and near
the net he easily overcame Cragin-
Both of the old timers. Stephen c. Mlett and
Frederick @. Anderson. the Canadian ex-champion.
advanced a round by defeating their men in brill
liant style.
As the singles comprise twerty-siX players there
will be another day of play in this event before
the doubles are begun. The summary:
Championship singles preliminary round)-Frederc
Cragin. Tennis Club. 6-s 6-2: stephen
c. Miett. West Side Tennis Club. Albert J.
Shaw. Side Tennis Club. 6-3. 6-4; E. A Marvin
Crasfn West Side Tennis Cfub defeated Samuel a.
West Side Tennis CiTb 60 60 u y ~ '
First round-Dr- ] X. Smythe. Nev-Tork Lawn Tennis
Club. defeated Arthur / Hoe. Harvard Lawn Tennis
Association. 6a %: semp ". Russ San Antonio.
Tennis club defeated r. NJ fecey NeWIYor LAW,
Tex defeated Calhoun Cragn. West Side Tennis Club,
Handicap singles first roundl-Robert Colven jr-,
Kings Comfy Tennis club 3O defeated II I
Melick. West Side Tennis Club owe 15). -. 6-s.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

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