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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23
AMERICANS WIN AT POLO

AMERICANS WIN AT POLO
WEsTBuRY, l.. T.. May 49,
American polo deYoteea are chuck
ling here today through n win over
the Bfitishera when their second
bsat@ team defeated the English.
men on the Meadowbfook elub'a
field by score 81 y goals 10 y
Any old excuse can be used for
pinchlng Jack Johnson when he Il
Ia an automobile.
New York sure likes country Wis
itora. J Killing Of Chicago was
ltouehed.fo 80 beans Ia the subway.
Bli Sunday may have been some
bah player aud he may be some re-
vivalist. bat he is a failure rs an
umpire
Connie Mack plays the game 10
the last inch When bis club faces
iefthauder. nrim Lord plays left
field. aud when n highlander IL
working. Amos struuk does the gar
dening.
They are rohbius the nursery
now. John I. Taylor has paid 81 600
for n ig-yearold pitcher. who VIII
join the Red soK next spring.
Watch the Yankees drop. owner
Farrell IL tryius his hand ms man.
agor while Chase Is out Of the
game. The Yanks now resemble
the Maps more than ever.
Can you imagine anything more
liaughabie than Joe Jeanette tutor
Ing Carl Morris. the Sapuipa white
hope. for a crack at Johnson
Suggestions that the Phillles have
signal tipping scheme might be
accepted but for the fact that every
team Ii hitting the ball hard and
often.
Does baseball come under the
head OF reasonable monopoly" and
il sending players 10 the minors
with a string attached reasonable
restraint
Apparently seeing the chiros-
raphy upon the fence. Murphy and
Chance are rebuilding the Cub ma
chine cog At time.
George stovaIl, Maps acting man
aKer. says the club will play ball
iuss as soon as the pitchers get
under headway.
Roy corhan. white sox short.
atop. Il d Kensasiyn. II Is predicted
he will divide the Donors with PING
nodie, Who now occupies the hearts
OF tho South Side fans. to the ex'
ciusion OF all Others
stovall has taught the Maps TO
make the pitchers work instead Of
whaling away At the first ball.
when be gets them running Inc
paths intellIgently. the team otkht
TO get out OF the joke class.
Crowds ~ 20 200 look strange NJ
the Phfliies' park. Not since the
days ol Delehanty. Laioie and FLICK
have the bugs turned out 80 TO see
the QuakefH perform.
We dlant believe Charley Comis-
ksy when he said something about
grabbing thu pannant a month aso.
but the waS those Sox are travelling
is suggestive Of second sight on
Commy'a part.
Seattle Agtomopiie School. 2io
Broadway.
A pHoF. ~ o FREED
HA uu.tnx Nr~~ttlns
SIS WARRINGTON BLDG.
Mafn AtE7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23

The United Banks and thu DEXTER
Horizons are playing shs fifth game
In che bank league AZ Dagdals park
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23

The Rsdmonds nesed out ahead
Of the Georgetown nine IN n fact
game on the iatter'a grounds yea.
terdav. score 10 { Miller. FOR tho
losers, famed is men.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-07-14
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{ EVENTS OF THE WEEK E

Eat, drink and be merry at
Seyfer's fountain.
Corn fed beef and pork. second
to none at kenton's market.
Fred H. johnson of Antonito
was here buying hogs this week.
FOR SALE-S Span mare mules,
2240 lbs. W. c. Spencer, Sanford
Mrs. Ward Miller of Denver is a
guest at the home of ID. A Gibbs.
Lunch goods of all kinds for
fishing and outing trips at kenton' S
Money galore on Conejos county
farms. See La Jara State Bank.
DR.. Davis dentist La lara every
Thursday, Hamilton s drug store.
Miss Kate Newcomb left We'd
nesday evening to visit friends in
Saguache
Juan Macs and companeros re-
turned Monday from shearing
sheep in Wyoming.
Willard Glenn and family went
to Alamosa Sunday night after a
few days visit at Sanford.
Fresh vegetables received every
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.
The City Meat Market.
Alfred Erlandson and E. l..
Cook We're visitors here from the
Morgan settlement last Monday.
B. L. Van Vechten of the La
lara State bank attended the
bankers convention in Denver
this week.
Several ranchmen bought in new
potatoes this week. A week or two
more should see the end of the
spud famin.
Old Bob, j. W. Dowd S faithful
retriever, passed to the happy
hunting ground last week. Bob
was ten years old.
VIM. Blass, wife and daughter
of Fredonia, Kansas, are here visit
ing at the homes of ID. O. Jeffers
and Geo. S. Parsons.
K. w. Fluckey left Sunday even
on one of his regular trips to the
towns south of Pueblo. Mrs.
fluckey accompanied him.
Dan Stump left Sunday even
ing for visit to his former home
at Edison, Nebraska, in the inter
ests Of emigration to the valley.
Rev. n. S. Fiscus will be unable
to hold services here next Sunday
because the trustees could not get
IA suitable meeting place.
Where is VIM. p. Fisher? The
field east of town that he planted
to alfalfa is furnishing excellent
pasture for large number of stray
cattle
Babies born since Jan. |, 1909.
can be registered under the Stork
system of savings at any time at
our store. We will not close reg
istration for some time. Come in
and let us explain our system.
The w. A. johnson Mercantile Co
For the first time in many
years the field peas in this part
Of the valley are not doing well.
Several fields We're planted too
early and the seed rotted in the |
ground. Oats sown with the peas
are coming fine and all other |
crops are looking good. Fields
Of peas near Antonito are up to
average and there are also few
fields in this neighborhood that
will be all right.
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HELP YOUR WIFE

Buy her few of the many ap-
pliances offered for making such
work lighter and easier. Fireless
cookers, oil stoves, washing ma
chimes, cream separators. sharp
kitchen cutlery. Don't for
get the place, Murphy -Newcomb
Hardware Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-07-14
WATER FOR SALE

Two feet of water, Servilletta
Ditch No. 5, for sale. W. ID. Car
roll, Antonito, Colorado.
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See Murphy-Newcomb on the cor
ner.
When you want long term money
at low rate of interest come and
see the La Jara State Bank.
When you need harness, do not
forget that we carry the lime.
Murphy-Newcomb Hardware Co.
Our ice cream is always the
same. If once satisfied, always
satisfied. We use only one recipe.
We strive to please Seyfer's
fountain on the corner.
Hamlin Bigelow was struck on
the nose by foul ball at last
Tuesday afternoon game. 1t
was a bad lick and did consider
able damage but he is doing nicely
under the care of DR.. Schenck.
Brother Frazey OF the Anti
to Ledger, wants to match Eddie
johnson against Wolgast. The
event to take place at the Anto-
nito opera house as soon as pos
slble. That S the dope, brother,
nothing too good for the San Luis
valley.
Is your baby registered at our
store? We start "A bank account
of 81 90 for all babies living in
this vicinity born since Jan. i,
1909. Register the little ones at
any time and put money away
for their education. The w. A.
johnson Mercantile Co.
Geo. N. Seeley, the live local
representative of the real estate
firm of Seeley q Dougan, is show
ing "a number of prosperous Kan
sas farmers the good things on his
list this week. Mr.. Seelcy is the
right kind and honest business
methods are bringing the firm "a
splendid reputation and rapidly
increasing business.
Sanford intended to play ball
at Antonito last Sunday but met
with an accident on the way. Sven
Peterson S auto bearing the ball
club was nearing Romeo when
it met Nephi Hostctter going in
the opposite direction leading
horse tied behind his wagon. The
frightened horse plunged directly
IN front of the machine. The
machine swerved and ran into
the fence tearing out three
lengths before it finally came to a
stop. Horse and machine were
badly used up but none of the
occupants hurt. The machine
was righted repairs made and fl
nally reached Antonito at > 30, |
too late to begin the game so the
boys turned around and came
home.
The sugar company has com
pleted arrangements whereby the
beet crop from this vicinity will
be handled by ii daily broad
gauge train. They have purchased
26 dump ears and leased an en-
gine which will make daily trips,
hauling down the empties and
taking back the loaded ears. The
empties will be left at Henry, La
Jara, Bountiful and Romeo as
needed so that there will be no
lack Of ears at any time during
the season. Superintendent
Barnes Of the railroad company
met here with officers of the
sugar company last week and To-
Gated the site OF the various
dumps. Wagon dumps will be
built at La lara and Romeo and
shovel dumps at Bountiful and
Henry. 1t is claimed that it is
as easy to unload at
shovel dump as at a wagon dump
and that man can unload at
4 shovel dump quicker than he
:an haul his load an extra mile.
The prospect of good beet crop
n this part of the valley is said
oy the experts to be very promis. i
ng. t
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LOST

Parties having wrenches, wire
stretchers or tools belonging to us
Will please return same and re-
ceiv reward. Murphy Newcomb
Hardware Co.
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and olives. kenton Bros.
We cater to the soda fountain
trade. Seyfer's Pharmacy.
Gladys Maxfeld is here from
Monte Vista visiting friends.
Dry cleaning, pressing, repairing.
etc. Ed. Phillips tailor shop.
The postoffice will be open on
Sunday from 9 to 10 IA. m. only,
hereafter.
Manassa Juniors scored 10 runs
to the La Jara Juniors Is in this
city Wednesday.
If you wish to rent or buy La
Jara residence property, see Thos
McCunniff.
John S. Fletcher went to Den
Yer Monday to attend the bank
erS convention.
Lee d. Price is finishing up the
inside woodwork on DIR. j. n.
Becker's residence.
See the new line of light and
heavy harness. Finest assortment
ever, at Murphy-Newcomb S
Miss Emma Norland and her
mother, Mrs. Martha Anderson.
have been visiting friends in
Monte Vista this week.
FOR SALE Eleven and 4-1OO
shares of the Mogote-Northwestern
Consolidated Ditch Company. En-
quire of Peter Peterson.
Bishop jackson of Manassa and
other parties lost horses last week
and a party are out looking for the
thieves.
Sanford played ball at La lara
Tuesday afternoon. The Sanford
boys put up a hard game and
La Jara was light at the stick.
The score was IA to |.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter L. Wilson
very handsomely entertained about
25 friends Wednesday evening.
Delicious refreshments were served.
charades and games played and all
report a most delightful evening.
Why pay IA high rate of interest
when you can get a three to five
year loan on your farm at six per
cent, with reasonable com mission
and optional payments after acond
year. at the La Jara State Bank?
|. II. Signs and son, Lee Signs,
Frank Soper and Aaron English
of Beloit. Kansas, are looking over
the valley this week with Il view to
They are friends of
HI. W. Wallace. Geo n. Seeley's
brother in-law.
A big rain last Friday left a
good sized lake on Main street.
Saturday the city dads got out
the fire engine and pumped out
the water. Mr.. Seeley took some
pictures for use in the folder to
be issued by the Commercial club
The La Jara Irrigated District. >
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Signs and
Scott McCleary are here from
5eloit, Kansas, guests of Geo. N. !
Seeley. They drove through in
IN auto, being seven days on
he road, greatly enjoying the
rip as well as the delight
'ully cool weather of the San
luis Valley.
There's good hunting in this
tore. Everything in this stock
If Hardware is a bargain when
luality and price are considered
'ut unlike the usual bargain
t is not something old and out
# date. Think of Murphy New
'omb when you think of
Hardware.
Lost, one acknowledgement.
The animal curiosity that A. w.
zee has had on exhibition at
he Dewdrop Inn disappeared
rom its den in the back yard
ne night the first of the week
'ut was found later under the walk.
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seil hTuieF pure apple
vinegar in bottles. Kenton Bros.
Hon. ID. +. Newcomb went over
to Fowler last night where he will
make an address at a Boosters S
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. B. l.. VanVechten
returned from Denver Wednesday
and Mrs. White expects to be able
to follow in few days.
Contractor Nielsen finished the
depot yesterday and left for home
The cement workers are in charge
and will lay l75 foot platform.
Mrs. Harry Handshaw left
Monday evening for her home in
Aspen after "A visit of several
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lambert.
The La Jara State Bank has any
amount of money to place on
ConeJos county ranches at six per
cent interest with reasonable COM
mission
Light showers and heavy rains
all this week. The water COM
missioner is out of job Reports
of drouth east of the mountains
read like funny stories.
Superintendent Luton of the
Terrace reservoir fell off a high
tlume last Sunday, breaking one
of the small bones of his left ankle
and otherwise putting his feet out
of commission
Water Commissioner McCunniff
visited the Terrace reservoir yes
trrday and found it holding 5000
acre feet of water with 300 cubic
feet running through the outlet
which is ample for all early pri-
critics.
Rural Route Watson got a
glimpse at the shining shore We'd
nesday. The mail wagon over
turned with Jim inside. He took
a ride of several blocks with the
wagon on its side, finally stopping
the horse by running it into
fence. He suffered a badly torn
hand and many bruises but being
unable to get IA substitute took his
route out as usual next day.
The Ladies Aid Society gave "A
party Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. ID. L. Newcomb in honor of
the 18th birthday of Mrs. |. J.
Richardson Dinner was served
on the veranda and the ladies' all
report IA very pleasant afternoon.
Mrs, Richardson received hearty
congratulations and a number of
tokens of esteem from her many
friends.
Mrs. Norma Lowe was here
her sister, Mrs. John w.
Schecter, last Sunday. Mrs. Low e
was formerly manager of the telc.
phone exchange in this city and
r"+urnad to Alamosa about two
weeks ago accepting a position in
5he telephone office there. As /
soon as the new exchange build
ing is completed at Romeo the /
Maaassa lines will be cut in there !
instead Of at La Jara and Mrs. |
Lowe will be installed as manager
The Romeo office, it is said, will /
become the general checking sta
ion for the southern part of the |
'alley.
Mrs. l.. f. Bigelow received sad .
news of the death of her mother,
Mrs. w. T Davenport. which oc-
'urred July I, at Heldsburg, Gala.
n her 18th year. Mrs. Davenport
vas pioneer of this state crossing
he plains with her first husband,
Pleasant Marksbury about the close
If the civil war. He was killed by
he Indians near Colorado Springs.
Irs. Davenport was for many years
n the vanguard of civilization in
he mining towns of Park. Lake
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Get your fishing tackle ready.
See Murphy-Newcomb on the cor
ner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-07
R!E1.E.
FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Residence Of John w. Post DESTROYED
While Family Was Absent.

A five-room bungalow, located at
the corner of b and Drew streets
southeast, the property of John W.
Post was destroyed by fire last night.
Mrs Post was in the country and
Mr. Post was up town when the fire
occurred. 1t probably started from
a lighted lamp, which was left burn.
ing in the house. Neighbors saved
some of the household goods but
practically all was destroyed. Mr..
Post is a partner with Oscar Curb in
the real estate and insurance bus.
iness. The fire department responded
but very little could be done by
them on account of the distance and
the delay after the fire started be
fore the alarm was turned in.
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man that faced him and fumbled Hum
phires bunt. The two advanced on
Reynolds sacrifice and scored on Gr-
der's hit. In the sixth inning, after
Humphries had hit safely and Porter
fumbled Reynolds hit near the first
base bag, Towers walked Grider. He
then threw the ball away at first and
followed it with a wild pitch. permit
ting Humphries to score, and Scott's
hit scored Reynolds. The final score
for Bonham was made in the eighth,
when Towers walked Humphries, the
first man up. The next two We're easy
outs and the side should have been re.
tired, but two hits followed, scoring
Humphries. With control Friday,
Towers should have secured a shut
out. In the third inning with three
Ardmore runners on bases, the Bon
ham captain rushed Crowson who had
started the game, to the bench and
sent Shaw to the box. He retired the
side without a run. Ardmore was shut
out until the eighth, when a double,
two singles, a sacrifice and Hawkins
three Dagger scored three runs. That
ended the run getting.
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rihcc hits. HumphrieS >, Hancock J.,
Porter !, Nicholson l. spence /; stolen
bases, Parish !, Rayburn /; struck
out, by Simpson 3, Crowson 1, Jesh
!. bases on balls, off Simpson ., Grow
son 3, Jcsk q; innings pitched, by
Simpson ., Crowson s, JesM /, left
ON bases, Bonham s, Ardmore : I'm.
pire. Naylor.
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OOUGHT STOCK OF GOODS.
Or F. Young Becomes the Owner
Of the Home Supply Stock.

DR.. j. 7. Young has purchased
the stoGt of goods in the Fralcy
building known as the Ardmore
Home Supply Company frou A. NJ.
Sosl,ee and is now the sole owner
OF the stock He IS contemplating re-
moving il from its present location
10 Main street. However. he says the
BUSINESS has paid We'll where it is.
but he is of the opinion that 1t
would pay better with better To-
cation
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Gainesville Defeated Lawton.

Lawton. Okla, May 6.-Gainesville
won yesterday afternoon by playing
errorless ball and timely hitting. The
score:
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FRIDAYS GAMES

Bonham Won Fridays game from
the locals through the wildno5s OF
Towers. None OF the visitors FIVE
scores were earned oles. In the 1rst
inning "Rube" walked EakeF the first
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Gainesville.
Totals ..-....33 G 9 81 II Q

Dlillt outNctutu nay III thC Jlii u.
Gainesville .... 001 103 1905 8 0
Lawton ....... O1O 600 0OO-1 9 4
Summary-Struck out, by Daugherty
), by Diffie 8; bases on balls, off
Daugherty 2; innings pitched, by Ray
:, by Diffie I; hits. off Ray in two in
nings 2, off Diffie in seven innings I;
two base hits, Stillman and Sheffield;
left on bases, Lawton 4, Gainesville Z;
first base on esrrors, Ozee 2; hit by
pitcher, Lowery, Daugherty and Rich; 4;
sacrifice hits, Sheffield, Rich and
Smith; stolen bases, Stillman, Shelf
field, Rich .. Cline. Time, l hour and
50 minutes. Attendance, 500. Umpire,
Courson.
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L.amton peteats Gainesville.

Lawton. OKLA. May G.-Iawton took
.oLay's gome from Gainesville by time
Iy hitting. Gainesville played error
less ball. but the team was unable TO
hlt Cheshire. who held them 10 fiye
hits. Tho score:
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laWton.

Struck out. by Cheshire 4, by Roark
6; two-base hits, Metcalf, Mathis and
Sheffield.
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IF WE PLEASE YOU, TELL YOUR
FRIENDS: IF NOT TELL US. W. }.
LANE.
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ARDMORE LOST
CAME IN NINTH
eORNAM CANE FROM BEHIND
ArO COPIED oATURDhY's GAME
EIGHT 70 FIVE.
LOCALS USEO NEW PITCHER

Simpson, EEccp, for "ildnesS a:
Times, Pitched Good Game-Wieh-
ita Falls Team is Still Playing
Winning Ball.
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Wichita Falls.


Summary-Home runs, Witherspoon,
ID. iNaylor, Brown three-base hits,
Gu hrie; hit by pitcher Sherwood
and Crawford bases on balls. off
Miller I, off Mathis 6: double play,
Crawford to Rusche to Monroe. I'M
pire, Mcdonald
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Pure country sorghum in bulk and
buckets at Campbell G Camphel's.
Phone 1S9. 1tI
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hltus Won Friday.

Altus, Okla, May 6.-Altus defeat
ed Wichita Falls yesterday afternoon
The score:
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summary HIee'Dase hIt, HaWkIHs, /,
two base hit, McCullum; sacrifice hits,
Spence, Scott Humphries; double
plays Johnson to Hawkins to Porter,
Humphres to Pratt to Rayburn left
or bases, Bonham 5, Ardmore s; In
nings pitched, by Crowson 2-3, Shaw
6 1-3, Towers 8; bases on balls, off
Crowson 3, Shaw /, Towers 8; struck
out, by Crowson T. Shaw I, Towers 8;
wild pitch, Towers 2; hit by pitched
ball, McCullum by Crowson. Umpire,
Naylor.
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Ardnnorc.

'Batted for Simpson in ninth.
Score by innings:
Bonham ......--.... 200 l0l 00G-S.
Ardmore ............ 00t 202 0oo-5.
Summary-HOmo EUn. WcCu'lum;
three-base bit. Nicholson; twO-baso|
hits. Scott /, Hawkins 2. Paris I; sac-I
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McCullum got his usual homer yes
torday and Nicholson his customary
three bagger.
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Cleburne, May 6.-After hitting four
men, putting two out of the game
and loosening teeth of another, Du-
rant defeated Cleburne Friday by the
score of 6 to 4. At least one of
Cleburnes men will be unable to
play today.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Cleburne ...... 10 40 600 I s
Durant ..... Oh 600 1906 3
Bateries-McWhirte Hiett and
Fritts McKees and Conner.
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NO BETTER PIANO
Could be made than the
BUSH { CERTS

The acme Of perfection in
beauty oftone, light touch
finish and action. Let
ne demonstrate this in
strument to you-if you
wish to buy the best.
Reasonably priced.
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The attendance Is increasing with
each game. y biz crowd will see this
game.
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Hawkins continues to clout the ball,
He batter $50 in Yesterdays game.
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Jay Weisinger is expected to join
the team today. He is very popular
here and is one of the fastest short
stops in this part of the country
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Joski. recently released by Ardmore
has been signed by Bonham.
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"a West Main St.
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so half hose-Pure Silk in garrett navy,
purple, gray, tan and black. pair for Sl
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Totals