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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
ROUND WITH DEMPSEY
ENOUGH FOR O'BR|EN
Philadelphia PugiIist Says the
Champion is Hardest Of All
Hitters at Close Range.
By Asaooiated rreas 10 Every Evening

By Associated press TO Every Evening
Atlantic city. June 20 Jack Derap-
sey viii remain in his training quar-
ters here until Tate In the afternoon
his Heavyweight champion
ship battle with Georges Carpenter,
July 2, according to plans announced
to-day by Jack Keasns, his manager.
Kearns has arranged 10 have Demp-
sey and his immediate handlers spend
the night before the battle in the
quiet of q private home in Jersey City
instead OF going to a hotel. Dempsey
win be kept in seclusion from the
time he reaches the battle ground
until the time for him 20 go 70 the
arena on "Boyles Thirty Acres"
Kearns will have charge Of hiH
protegc's corner as he has always had
in previous championship counters.
Dernpseys seconds probably will be
Teddy Hayes. his pal and trainer.
Jack Renault. and larry Williams.
heavyweight sparring partner: Joe
benjamin and "Mihe" Trait. the Chi
eago detective sergeant, who has been
the champions constant companion in
the training camp here. Bernard
Dempsey also may assist in handling
his brother.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. veteran
light weight, boxed one three minute
round with the champion yesterday.
II guess those were "a or 16 ounce
gloves we boxed with. Jack said. hut
he made me feel as though n mule
kicked me. lie hit me so hard on the
chest that 7 still rub H..
'The great part Of Dempsey's hitting
Is that right he shoots over, close from
the inside and follows with an equally
hard left. | have met them all in my
day, Fitzsimmons. Young Peter Jack
son, Burns. Ketchel. Choynsl<i, Maher.
Ryan and the rest, and none hit as
hard as Dempsey does when in SO
close. The great point about Demp-
seys fight ia that his offense is his
defense"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
JUNIOR TENNIS PLAYERS
IN JUNE CONTEST
du Pont Country Club 10 Hold
Tennis Championship ~
Delaware juniors.

'rhe junior boys snd girls ~ fhf fn.
tire State ~ Delaware vti have CO. ~
pwtuniiy which baa rot been nnWHfd
them before during thf iNsi Heff in
June Tho Tennis championship m
Delaware for juniors. bnyr and rifia
viii be- held under the aneFarrH II fhn
du POnt Country club. su msifhos in
be played on the clay courts f lhat
club.
wilmington has been dslfsaied nT
the National Lawn Tennis hsn'. saf'ou
90 b. one of lhe tennis ceuirra in fhf
Middle States district Nhifn wn9iuH
that this city has the authority i0 hold
tennis championships Under fanfi'nh
Of the National Association
The proposed tournament f0f fns
younger set ~ tennis uia yrrH N ~
state will be- opened on No~dsY
morning. June 27. NJ 1880 0fifet risr
will continue throughout ihf vel ~
times during tho dny. which VII BE-
determined by the cofnuifief affef ins
entries are all in
There wln be- six rha mrdursfiu
events played the junior singles Hr1
the doubles. boys siugies and df'i',lf-
and girls singies and doubirH TIE
matches for juniofa eiil he opened i0
al boys who were MT eighteen years
q age on the first ~ March fhis year
The girls singles and doubles rlN -
Upen 10 ~ girls Vfo have MT ncrnnH
eighteen years olf on the nfsf 10
March, This year
According to tho program arfsnrnl
the winners ~ the iuuiors' nuf nrfH
events ~ the Wilmington Trnul~
Center. VIII ~ be eligihie fnr rnfrH nr@
in the national junior h0ys rifaus
pionshir1. - be held si inc German
town Cricket club ~ Eatserpier I8.
1921.
The finals ~ each event wHl -
played on IN friday July q which Wfl
complete tho tournament II tinu fn
allow those who dcsire % fakr 3 frNn
over the Fourth 20 ~ sn wHhnul n.
terfcring with their nsatfh-s
Entry blnnk mlsv he nbts lined FROM
al w. KDnenberFer rheirrnsn -
tennis On ponf Bu1dinw.
Mrs. NJ -. Davis chairman ~ uprsa.
ems tennis. On Point Huu,inr
The dn pont Country CIns ptson@
52ef
An entries should ~ nied na anaw -
possible. and the entry n~ wW -
closed On SATURDAY. tune 1t nf Ha
o'colck noon.
This tournament q nucr ~ al f-nvs
and girls ~ the state and the riuf, IS
especially Interested in prosuufinn fha
game among this class - tennis fais
lowers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
v. H. s. TO HAVE
NEW SPORT SYSTEM
Separate Departments to be in
Charge of Competents is
Planned for Sports.

\ new department 10 take care of
athletic activities will bc inaugufated
next September at tho Wilmington
High school This department az q
result ~ hefuddling schedules and in-
proper training in the nast, will be
wholly given over To athletics and will
be headed hy a coach. lie will in turn
have assistants. 80 that each branch
Of sports will have itR fitting and care
ful attention Just who will he named
for coach has not been made known
Whoever iE appointed coach will find
that he has wealth of material TO
work with AZ present the indica-
tions are that the 1891 season will he
represented on tho grid hv the
heaviest team in years. 'fhc lue will
average TO pounds while the hack-
field viii hit about $50 pounds
The cherry and White arc looking
forward % 4 brilliant season on the
gridiron. Manager Gnlis is planning
a schedule that will demand an cx-
ceedingly fast machine to come out
with good showing. Three new
teams viii lie met next season. Ono Of
these. probably Tome is the strongest
4 ne tl4pl ANN ttAitlN are = fHHkiDit
High and Ia Sale Prep. Frankfort
will take the place formerly occupied
by Central High on the scehdtile. As
is planned. Newark High viii open the
season West Chester is again on the
list and likewise are Camden. =. |. ID
and the ali-important Chester mix mp
Most Of the material for the COM
ing season nj the Wilmington High
school has bad one seasons expert
ence SO It should not prove a weighty
proposition 70 mould out a winning
team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
RARELY SHOWS
HIS PUNCH And SPEED

Nanhasset. y. y June go a ques-
ton oft asked al the training camp
If Georges Carpenter is why doesn't
~. let out his punches and drop few
sparring partners? This query prob
ably vas prompted by the nature Of
the work down at the Dempsey camp
IN Atlantic City. where Jack has
bowled over quite few Of his work
out opponents.
Only once during his training has
Georges really shown all his strength
and speed. This was in the sparring
session with big Joe Jeannette two
weeks ago. Carpenter had been
shadow boxing and doing gymnastics
for about an hour and was perspiring
freely. His smile was broader than
usual and he had remarked earlier in
the day that he would like TO do some
real work.
Jeanette was a mark that day for
the Frenchmans dying right hand
and after thirty seconds Of sparring
he caught one on the jaw and fell
heavily to the ring floor Georges
begged his pardon and slowed down.
That flash has not been repeated.
There is nothing Of the spectacular
in the sparring sessions. The chal-
lenger seems content To swap punches
and do lot of covering up and get
ting away.
The reason for this training is no
longer a secret Georges is being
trained something after the fashion
OF a chess master or a billiardist.
Carpenter hasn't any desire to
knockout spafTing partners-only an
all-possessing desire to floor Jack
Dempsey. His trainers know what
they are about"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
BAT TIES OF DEMPSEY
AND CARPENTER
American is Novice in Ring af-
fairs When Compared to His
French Opponent.
ny Associated ~ - 70 l.verv t.veninr.


William Harrison efHekg Demp
aep. horn in Manassa. c9l June "a.
1875. Is novice IN ring affairs when
compared with the ftslie experience
Of Georges Carpenter. his challenger.
Carpenters earliest ring engagements
date back To 1907. when the French
man vas but sHp Of boy DeInp
sey'H first official battles we're fought
IN 1915.
A contest with one Kid Hancock.
whom Dempsey knocked out in
single round. il The FIRST official en-
gaEemcnt credited to the conaueror Of
Jess Willard. Dempsey. however tells
with evident delight. Of an-enriier bal
tic.
Dempsey himself vas tire promoter
ticket taker and principal en- that
boxing program. which grew, ont Of
m argument with another youth at
MontroAe. coi. They were about 70
settle the difficulty IN the uanai
American style. with lists. when
Dempsey. showing . certain business
acumen that has been noticeable IN
both him and his manager IN later
days. suggested that they hold the
bout indoors. and charge admission
A Few days later they pitched a ring
in the town dance hall Dempsey sold
and collected tickets II the door until
il was time to fight They split tie
$50 gaze" and dee la1ed It was easy
Innnny"
That bout started Jack Dempsey in
the profession which was 70 make
him subsequently, Inc highest paid
athlete any sport has seen.
lie fought q battles during 1875
and 1916. winning IS by knoekouts and
Eve or decisions tie fought three
draws and was defeated once. by ia X
Downey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
GooD MATINEE RACES.

William NJ Taylors Peter ". furn-
ished a big surprise IL the third regu-
lar matinee Of the Delaware Horse
Show Association Saturday by step
ping the final heat of the second race
in the fast time OF ALTA. The geld
ing negotiated the first mile in 2.20,
beating out Para Bell and Matt FL. lit
was the best race Of the day.
Lulu Wood took the third event in
straight heats, as did Director Wilkes
in the fourth event, The only split
heat race OF the day was the first,
which was captured BY Prince II. Lii
lan Russell came home . winner ia
the second heat,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
nennnce Moonlight Wednesday.

Tho annual moonlight excursion Of
thr Defiance Athletic Association will
h. given "Wednesday evening. June
The boat viii leave Fourth street
,.hsrf nf SIS O'Clock. city time. and
v.at - 4p and down the river. The
main feature 81 the evening wiii be
the aanrlnF which viii consist OF the
n,osf nopuiar dances. committee
fron the Ladies' Auxiliary IL work
lug Ii conjunction with the young
men and a splendid musical program
- being arranged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Local Sports

Parkside defeated Defiance satur-
day afternoon. Parkside and Eden
are stiil tie in the A-W race.
Avante. newly organized base
ball club, would like to arrange games
with any of the following teams
Liberty A. &. Reilefonte. Eighth
Ward Phoenix. Rose Hill. Merwick
Jr, Vandever or B4andywine. For
challenges call phone 293S-J.
At the third regular matinee of the
Delaware Horse Show Association
Saturday afternoon, William NJ. Tay-
lor's Peter W. furnished a big sur
prise. Peter W. stepped the final
heat OF the second race in the fast
time OF 217a4
Even with ideal basel bali weather
Saturday afternoon. the City League
teams remained idle.
The closing Of the annual invitation
golf tournament at the Wilmington
Country Club on Saturday was filled
with surprises. Chickering brought
Wilmington to the front when he de-
feated J. s. Dean, the Princeton star.
Delaware trap shooters are looking
forward with keen interest 10 next
Thursday. June %, the practice day
Of the annual Delaware state Trap
shooting Tournament. a regular pro
gram is fixed for Friday and Satur-
day.
The r.. p. & W. r. r. A. A. girls
baseball team is anxious to secure
challenges with other good teams In
the city. Tonight the team will play
Union, at Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets at $50.
The youth Of Wilmington is look
ing forward to the Junior Meet TO be
held at the du Pont Country club
during the last week in June. Six
championship events are being arr
ranged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
AN ARMY or POLICE
FOR GUARDS At RING

Jersey city. y. J.. June 20 Every
usher in the big arena. where Car
pcntier meets Dempsey on July z,
viii have hurley policeman as
companion to se. to It that seat hold
era sit only in the places which cor
respond to their ticket stubs This
preeajtion was p@rt of plan evolved
today bv TEX Richard. Mayor Hague
and police officials 70 assure order ana
protection for fight patrons.
A veritable army Of policemen. fire.
men. and detectives viii be recruited
from neighboring towns while 200 de-
tcctlyes from all over the country who
are expert in the business Of recog-
nizing pickpockets will be on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
@hickering Wins Championship; Tennis Under Wayere
PARKsIDE TwILIGHTERS.
To Tackle 81. PaaPs Independents at
Kirk wood Park Tonight.

A second baseball team has been
organized from members OF the Park
side club. all games to be played at
hirkwood Park. The first game will
be staged tonight, when the parkside
Twilighters this geing the name of
the new team--will tackle the strong
ST. paul's Independents.
The parkside lineup will include sew
eral members of the Parkside All-Wil
miugton League Club. the rest of he
team will be picked from the younger
members OF the club who have not
yet advanced far enough 10 make a
berth on the league team.
The fans who journey to kirkwood
Park tonight are assured of a fast
game. The game IN scheduled to start
at 6 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

How Georges Carpenter taken
from I,ens brewery where he work
ed a an office boy. won his first bat
lie by knocking on Francois Des-
camps. his instructor. when Deseamps
attempted 10 chastise the youth is ons
of the choice leg snds of BOXING
Descanps' keen perception on thas
day. as we'll as his shrewduess and
perseverance. has ben most ius-
aortant factor in bringing the French
boxer to the prominent position h.
now occupies.
Three four-rouud contests eonsti-
;utet Carpenters hFst year Of ring
activity in 1907. Two of these he won.
lefeating on points Bourgeois and
Wetinck, French boxers. whose only
claim to fame IS that they once met
Georges Carpenter There was more
opposition in the third battle and at
the end Of four rounds. Carpenter was
the loser 10 one Major. another
Frenchman. who has sunk into OIL
scurity Carpenters total ring earn
ings for that year are said to have
been s1S4.
The following year was more sue
oessful. Twice in his fifteenth year
the young Frenchman won by knock
outs. stopping Moinoreau. n fellow
countryman. and Salmon. an English
man, the arst in three rounds. the lat
ter in 1S. In another bout with sal
mon, Carpenter won on foul in Il
rounds. He then defeated Lepine in
six rounds and fought Two draws.
Dcscamps had been bringing his
youthful protege along carefully ami
already he Was showing excellent form
among Frances best bantarnweights.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
0RrasIHAF IN TOURNEY.
wili Meet All Corners In Philadelphia
This Week.

Ralph greenisns. Wilmington =
phenomenal pocket billiard player. will
meet all Corners from the various clubs
In Philadelphia this week ct the Ma
tional f'illard Academy.
The following clubs OF the Quaker
City haze named three players who
will compete with Afr. Greenlsaf for
q diamond medal offered by the man
sgemsnt of the academy AS prize
Vlctrix G. g. shenaban G. G.. So.
Munica's 9. G.. Frazier Club. Park
club, sneilenburg ciab. Assumption.
st. Anne's, West Philadelphia and
Sherwood.
There will be three games Of 20
points ench every afternoon this week
and three games in the evening. start
ing this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
wilfred Reid, OF the Wilmington
Country Club Is ON the Team.


The United States must share
credit with the British Isles if Will
fred Reid. professional of the VIII
mington Country Club is the winner
or the British open at st. Andrew 5
this month.
Reid was born in BuwelI Noting
ham. England in 1854 and at the age
of IA was rated at scratch in his home
club. When Is years old. he started
his professional career. accepting a
position at Lincolnshire. Eng.
His first tournament success came in
1903 when he was second to J. Fl.
Taylor in the Midland Open cham
pionship. From 1903 to 1905. he was
the professional at La Boulie, France
and was the French Open champion
ship winner in 1904, 1895 and 1914.
From 1906 TO 1913. Reid played an
nually on the English international
team and was not defeated. In 1902.
1908. 1909 and 1910. he was second in
the Midland Open meet and the win
ner of the event in 1911. 1912 and
1918. also capturing third money in
the German Open in 1911,
Reids first appearance in this
country was at the National Open OF
1918 at Brookline when he was tied
with Harry Vardon at the close Of the
first days play. He subsequently,
withdrew, returning to England short
ly after the tournament. He came
back again in 1915 and finished in
fourth place in the National Open Of
that season at the AIinikahda Club.
Minneapolis. MINI. Since that time
he has been the professional at the
Wilmington Country Club and last
season was the winner Of the Georgia
state Open tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
nsnen, tame al Newark.

~ beuen, game saturday after
uosn - %, h.Rh school grounds at
AeuaFl fha Newark a q. bsseba n
team defeated Jho Fort du pont club
lst : $ ore ~ to FRO eeds OF the
Same WIi e. Is Richard b. Eaton. a
nIpeesftg uf Delaware student from
ltsrkalev va who received a broken
Iaa Is pres .ous game between the
Rehabilitation team and The Grace
team 81 ihs city. Eaton IL now in
tht Iomoona thlc Hospital IA this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Fort an Pont wins.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du pont. june ee.-rhe Fort
du Pont baseball team defeated the
Seventh Ward team Of Wilmington
here yesterday, - 10 q. The game,
marathon from The second inning,
started at o'clock with a continuous
performance Of ball swatting until
$50 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
CH|CKER|NG Wins
GOLF CLASSIC
Defeated Simpson Dean in An
nual Invitation Tour
nament.

Ina match which was patchy. being
brilliant ~ spots aud very mediocre
ii others "a a.. chiokering. of tha
wilmington Country club. won thu
annual Invitation event ~ his home
unuh by defeating ,. simpson Dean,
the Princeton team captain. by a mar
ain al z and J
The finsl contest was distinctly not
worthy uf the two semi-hnai contests
which proo,si.d a.. In one OF thcs'
Dean defeated a. l.. Newton. the
Nhftemafah youngstes. ia a rod-hot,
ia hole struggie which thrilled iarsa
eallerN Meanwhile Nhickerinr was
working his WaN Ga the finals and es-
tahliahlnH new Cuursa record in
biuiiinE cat \, /. Walker. of Colum-
bia, intercollegiate champion ia 1919.
Dhiekpring negotiated the Is holes n
t8 strokes. Just better than the record
Druaktug performance ~ Dean IN the
aualifN ing round on THURSDAY.
t'hickuring was forced Ca go fast. a.
Nalket. hts opponent, eaualed Deans
mark - - u was remarkable
tmatth. uue Of the host vht,h has be-, IA
ulayed hetwocn amateurs hcrcahouts
4 ffsaa .as,1.ss.s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
PHYSICIANS Go Fla, Ball.

iraturod hy game of baseball be-
tween + team 81 the inmates Of tho
HtluWuFp state Hospital and local
ratai. mnf, the annual ouhng Of the
AaN elastic county Medical Society
ssh - pIeeu ueNt Wednesday Al the
elslp iasapital grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
.PARKS|DE RETAINS
WILMINGTON LEAD
As Does Also South Side-Eden.
Running a Neck-and-
Neck Race.

parkSide and South Side Eden are
still tied Tor the lead in the Ali-wil-
mington Baseball League. both having
won again On Satur day. krehs Is
still the undefoated champion ot the
Suburban League The following
tables showing Saturdays results. tell
a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
q. Of p. star Goes 10 Hamilton.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, June 20--J. Howard
Berry. former University Of Pennsyl-
vania football star, has accepted the
terms OF Hamilton College Clinton.
~ y. 10 become coach OF the football
team next season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
nAstn,II SATURDAY.

l.esrs. Travellers Fl HocAessin. s.
iaoetN Cedars
Arshn. Delaware Bronze 3.
nelisfontr Morwick >
du punl sales Giris Accounting
t'unkmau Odps
lqummtr All-Stars la - Ann :. Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Another Prize for ,reenhIn.

Amonr the handsome trophies thar
,ttu ~ shot for al the State shoot of
enc Grpfnhin oinn cub on june -,
gA and at II q beautiful centerpiece
tsade aud donated 60 the club by Mrs
Irtlne I8erron. 81 400 East Eight
nIrfDI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Milford Beat Dover.

Dover. June 20 Milford won its
third straight game from Dover here
Saturday by the score of to ;. IL was
also the third victory for Wright the
Milford twirler who has pitched all
the games ia the series thus far
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Won Ss.NAn Prize.

Speedway. Uniontown. Pa, June 20.
"A flash Of green and Roscoe Sarles'
powerful Duesenberg sailed through
space at the death-defying speed OF
97A miles an hour into $4,000 prize
az the ! u mile course here Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
,Wlngate on ElLton Team.

Winnie Wingate. former Bethle-
..cm Steel Lacquer and well-known
Huber Baking Co. player. has been
signed by Manager Ellis Diebert, of
the EIlton. Md, club 20 play with the
team in the Susquehanna League,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Championship Series 10 Start.

The Wilmington Tigers will play the
Wilmington Giants at South Side Park
today at $50. The game will be the
first of a series for the colored cham
pionship of the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
ST. Paul's Defeats smyrna.

St. Pauls Independents Travelled to
Smyrna Saturday and defeated the
strong Smyrna team by a score Of
to o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

Young married couples will find the
most desirable and reasonably priced
houses and apartments for rent
fully described on the classified page.
ADV,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
sAllpp,ls scoRr>
National League.
American Ieagne.

AfhlFfha 4 cleveland
tbtanD & NpW York 8
Eastan Detroit
washington ~ ouis. 3
Z lhilHdeluhla. 6 cincinnati
Nrw Nnrk. b. chicago 40 ihs.)
pntsbute 4 BROOKLYN. 2.
Bostun - - ls0Eis,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
GAMES TO-DAY.
American league,

a. shtnetoA IA philadciphia
Aew Work ~ Boston.
National League
t'hHadolphln a. itttshiiA
IHlr8eU at 81 laue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

No city the size Of Wilmington can
boast of a finer park than Prandy-
wine Sprinss.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Penn Beat Cornell.

The L. Of r. baseball team on Satur-
day. beat Cornell, s to ) in IS in
.nings-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

The longest and prettiest trolley
ride takes you 30 Brandy Nine Springs
PaTk.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Wilmington League.
Saturdays Results.

>aturday's Results.
Psrkside. 2; Defiance. 2.
South side Eden. Il: Neighborhood.
Ninth Ward. 81: Eleventh Ward. 0.
Rrovnson. 2, keystone. (for
feitedl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
TOMORROW
American League.

W.tsInetpn at l'hiIadelphia
lrttHnd 81 chicago
t.n4,s ~ pctrou
Ntw Nuik 81 Enstai
National l.earue.
f,btsatlphia 81 nruuhls
uoston 81 Nev Nurh
thharo at St leuis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Natlonal Ieague.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Ieae,.e.
AmeIlean learnr.

lHtlHea ttu, innat.
NeW Antk p Chicago
St Louis Boston 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Saturdays Results

saturdays : Results.
krehs. . Marshallon, ;.
fiNe Points. Elsmere. q
stanton. H. Delaware CITY. 10 ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

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cleveland ! Detroit
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