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COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Open date.
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4ArOund the A. A.
BY EDDIE ASH

GOLD to Cleveland Tuesday night,
- Joe Sprinz hoped late train
and went into big league action on
Wednesday by catching his first
game of a double-header against
washington. The former Indian
apons backstop went hitless in four
times up. And catching for Wash
ington was Roy Spencer, whose
place Sprinz took on the HooSier
team in 1929. Wyatt caught the
second tilt for Cleveland and went
hitless in five attempts.
Il
Well, at any rate, SprinZ remains
an Indian, only now he's of the
Buckeye tribe instead Of the HOosier
type of redSkin.
TOHNNY CORRIDEN'S FASTENERS
j were in Columbus today to open
a four-day series with the Senators
and were to be joined there by Tom
Angley, the backstop obtained from
Kansas City. Tom is the old-fash-
toned type behind the plate, built
close to the ground with wide body
spread.
Byron Specie, the HoOsier finger
with the PhiIlieS, was cut loose by
the National League cellar occupants
Wednesday. His release is outright.
He's more effective on the golf links
than on the diamond nowadays.
TINE Kansas City Blues went to
L Sioux City Wednesday and got
bumped off and shut out by the
Stockyards independent nine OF
that town, 6 to O. Pitcher named
Brown famed nine Blues and al
lowed them only four hits. With
that kind of skill, Brown won't be
in the stockyards long.
THE Louisville Colonies were back
on their home lot today to
start another defense of their PEN
nant lead-five games out in front.
The smuggling Toledo club faced the
Colonies today. Another Twin
Cities rivalry series was launched
in ST. Paul. st. Paul and Toledo
are. not overlooking any chances to
creep up on the A. A. pace settlers.
GEORGE KELLY, the Long
VI George of big league fame. has
signed with MINNEAPOLIS for the re-
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Three Championship Events
End State TrapshOot Today
S. w. Cook of Evansville Wins Indiana Singles Crown IN
Wednesday Feature.

Wednesdag with 1913 out of 200
targets. He broke SO on the first
hundred, ana repeated on the final.
C. NJ. Griggs of Vincennes, 1.
Jackson of Richmond, M. E. De
Wire of Hamilton and H. Collins OF
indianapolis. shared second place
with 1877. B. NJ. Arvin Of Indian
apolis led the professionals with 1856.
In the two-nian team event
wednesday. G. C. Fleming and w.
p. Jenkins of New Albany, and
w. B. Burford and H. Collins OF In
dianapolis tied fer top honorS with
39l out of 400.
The 1881 evert will be held at
Orleans. Ind, ii was decided at
Wednesdays business meeting. r.
c. Jenkins was .it med new presi-
dent of the organization. j. G. Bird
New Albany. was elected vice-presi-
dent. and r. NJ. jenkins. Orleans
Secretary-trea
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Shines i'm
Trial Run
Arlington Hears MiSstep
May Be Withdrawn;
Sande May Ride.

: CHICAGO. July 17.-odds on
Blue Larkspur to win the Arlington
park $4,000 cup race Saturday
heightened today with the with
drawal of Gallant Fox, king of the
1880 3-year-olds, because of sulki-
ness.
Indications that LarkSpur. junior
champion of last year, would be the
favorite at post time we're seen after
the animal negotiated a mile and a
quarter trial heat in 2:04 3-5. faster
than many races of that distance
are run. Rumors also were heard
that Misstep might be withdrawn.
Victory for Gallant Fox in the
cup race would have established him
as claimant to the all-age cham
pionship for 1880. BY winning the
chief races for 3-year-olds, The Fox
already has gained recognition as
champion of that class.
Jockey Earl Sande, who rode Gal
liant Fox to his major victories, in
Guiding the Kentucky Derby and
Belmont stakes, may ride Victorian,
winner of the 100000 Aqua Caliente
handicap, in the cup race, it was re-
ported today.
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TENNIS ENTRIES SET

Entries for the city juniors and
boys tennis tournament at Haw-
thorn Club. July %. will close JUL
%. it was announced today. Win
ners of the events will be eligible
for the national meet at Culver
next month.
Three exhibition matches are on
the card at Hawthorn Sunday. Miss
Catherine Wolf, holder Of several
sectional titles, will play Howard
Wood. former state collegiate
champion. Johnny HenneSsey will
meet Julius Sagalowsky and hen
messy, and Frank Grove Of Terre
Haute will play Sagalowsky and
Tommy Wilson. city champs.
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mainder of the season, and was
slated to see action today. The vet
eral first baseman, released recently
by the Cincy Reds, received a juicy
contract from Mike Kelley, Miller
boss, according to reports.
u
Minneapolis has been making changes
at first base all season and the addition
Of Kelly no doubt will bolster the club
in the field and at bat and give the
Millers a strong gate attraction. Being
free agent, George signed only for the
current year. He is long fly hitter and
swings to order for the short fences in
Minneapolis.
n Il
Kansas City has taken on Wild man
catcher Susce,. formerly Of the PhilS, Pr
rates and other clubs. Managers say
Susce evidently got punch drunk playing
college football before he tried the dia-
mond game. Any way Susce Is addicted
to making a prize fight arena out OF the
hall field
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BROOKLYN, July II. That
overflow crowd of $1,000 at Ebbets
field Wednesday got a real run for
its money with a split double
header between Robins and Cubs,
pop bottle showers and near fist
fights as we'll as the Punishment
from the field in the second game
of both Manager Joe Mccarthy Of
the Cubs and his assistant, Jimmy
Burke.
Stands and overflow seats were
packed, hundreds viewed the
struggles from nearby roofs that
we're black with spectators all
thousands milled in the streets
outside the park, unable to get in.
UmpireS KLEIN, Stark and Mayer
kurth spent a hard afternoon.
When Bissonette of the Robins tried
to stretch a triple into a homer in
the first game he knocked himself
out when he struck the plate with
his head, but the crowd blamed
Catcher Hartnett and showered
him with bottles. Gabby wanted
to charge" the stands, but was
persuaded it would do no good.
In the second tilt Coach Ivy Olsen
of the Robins engaged in a heated
argument with Umpire Klein and
was elected from the field and an
- - <lf
rected at KLEIN.
Adolfo Luque, Brooklyn pitcher,
tried to start a fight with Charlie
Root, Chicago hurler. after being
struck by a pitched ball. 1t was
another job for the peacemakers,
Luque helped win his own game
with a triple and single, batting in
two runs. The triple was a low
liner that got away from Hack Will
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Cubs Protest
in Hands of
League Prexy

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Chi
cago Nationals today protested the
second game of last Sundays dou-
ble-header, which was clipped short
by Boston's 6 o'clock law.
Chicago filed a complaint with
President John A. Heydler, alleg-
ing Boston players stalled for
time" in the closing innings of the
game so the contest would be called
short of the full nine innings. Heyd-
Ter was considering the case today.
Boston led by 8 to 0 at the end OF
the eighth. Chicago scored four
runs in its half of the ninth. ,Bos-
ton had runners on second and
third, with but one out when the
police notified the umpires that play
must stop.
A rule provides that the score
revert to the preceding inning in
a case of this kind.
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Some Figures!

NATIONAL League averages
IN at hand show that sew
enty athletes are rapping the
ball at a 800 or better clip.
American League statistics re-
veal that forty-one players top
the 300 mark. That makes q
total of Ill ball players. doesn't
it, who are 800 hitters. And
there are only 400 players in
the major leagues. In 1908, the
National League had four play
ers whose batting averages were
in the charmed circle. The
1880 averages recently showed
eight men with batting aver
ages of better than 400. The
Pirates4ed the world in hitting
in 1908, compiling a team aver
age of .254. Nine of the six
teen teams today have club
batting averages of more than
300. The .254 record of Pitts
burgh twenty-five years ago
Just about matches the mark
of the lowly st. Louis Browns
today.
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Champion
Beaten lin
Net Meet
Southern Star Trips Pare in
National Clay Court
Play
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 1.-THE
going" became increasingly diff
cult today in the mems singles OF
the national clay courts champion
ships, with eight seeded players left
to fight through the quarter final
matches.
Emmett Pare, defending cham
pion. was dropped from the running
in the fourth round by Bryant
Grant, Atlanta, Ga, 6-1, 60, GA,
Wednesday. Harris Coggeshall, Des
Moines; Junior Coen, Kansas City,
and Wray Brown, st. Louis, were
extended to the limit to win their
fourth-round matches.
The other survivors, who pro-
crossed TO the quarter finals with
comparative ease, are Bruce Barnes,
Missouri Valley champion; Fritz
Mercur, Philadelphia; Gilbert Hall,
South Orange, N. j., and Herbert
Bowman, New York.
The match between Wray Brown
and Frank X Shields, New York,
was forced to fifth set and ex-
hausted the strength of both play
ers before the st. LouiSan tri-
unphed, 60, 6-1, 2-6, 6-8, 1914.
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Carnera and
Wright Clash

Pp Tinted Press
OMAHA, Neb.. July 17.-Primo
Camera weighed in at 263 pounds
here today for his fight tonight with
Bearcat Wright. Omaha Negro
heavyweight. Wright weighed in at
21S pounds.
The two are to meet IN a Sched-
uled ten-round match which was
approved by State Boxing Commits
sioner Ira Vorhies, despite Camera S
suspension by the National Boxing
Association.
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WESTERN SEMI-FINALS

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, July 17.-In the semi
finals today of the women's west
ern open golf tourney. Mrs. Melvin
Jones met Mrs. Lee Mida and Rena
Nelson met June Beebe, all of Chi
cago.
In matches Wednesday Mrs
Jones defeated Mrs. j. H. Indig, 6
and 4; Mrs. Mida downed Mrs
Lillian zech, 7 and S; Miss Nelson
defeated Helen MacMorran, 4 and 2
and Miss Beebe downed Virginia
Ingram. l UP.
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Three title events today will close
the thirty-sixth annual champion
ship shoot of the Indiana Trap
shoters' Association at the Indian
apolis Gun Club. The doubles
championship at 100 targets. the
state handicap at 100 targets, shoot
ing from sixteen 70 twenty-five
wards. and the state twenty gauge
championship at nifty targets at
sixteen yards are on the program
for today.
s. w Cook Jr. of Evansville cap
tured the state singles crown
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Independent, Amateur
Baseball Gossip.

Next SUNDAY at Rhodius park the Cues
ton Marks will meet the Assumption elu No
IN two games already PLAYED petSeeh w
two clues the Question Marks nave
EMERGED victorious both times. hoHeNeIi .
stiff battle is expected since Assumption
has been PLAYING good ball recently roy oi
iariteS from 81. Joseph. The most inter-
eStfnr game Of the day evidently VII oe
re 81 catherine -LourdeS. st. Gathering
hsx chance 70 step into tie Tor tniro
place. Catholic League standing: -.
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Old YOU KNOW THAT
TINE october 1880 issue q

TINE october Q899) issue of
i the Weekly Carom, a bill
Hard publication, said: Little
Willie Hoppe is booked for a
series of exhibitions at Maui
rice Days billiard exhibition
room. According to DAILY,
the lad has made runs of 200
at straight rail and upward
of 80 at balkline. Orville
Oddie, who saw the youngster
disporting with the worries.
pronounces him a wonder for
his years and a coming cham
pion." Seven years later,
Little Willie won the worlds
balkline championship by de-
feating Maurice Vignaux in
Paris. And he held it
many times after that.
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HOLE IN ONE AT IL

Boy Golfer Scores Ace Shot on
Bloomington Links.
BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July IL
Bloomington Hole in One" club
has a new member-Billey, TREY.
12-year-old son of Professor r. N.
TREY, superintendent of Blooming
ton schools.
Billy was playing the nine-hole
municipal course with his father
when his 110-yard mashie shot
rolled into the sixth hole.
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sWEETsER GOLF VICTOR

Bp Times SDeciGl
HARRISON, N. Y, July l7.-Jess
Sweetser, former British and Amer
lean amateur champion, won the
Sweetser victory cup for the third
straight year here Wednesday with
a 218 for the f1fty-four holes OF
play.
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ITALIAN PUG WINS

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July F.-Enzo Fier-
Monte, 1907, Italy, defeated How
ard Bush, 162, New York, in six
rounds here Wednesday. Bobby
Ruffalo, 14134, New York, beat
Twain Mark, 1441s, California, in
six rounds.
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There are enough new ball players
who are playing regularly in the two
major leagues this season to form
team, and nobody'S setup at that.
Here is lineup, with recent bat
ting marks for the players and re-
cent figures on the pitchers:
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faced possibility of permanent retirement today.
Bob Tarleton, vice president OF the Dallas
Texas League club announced Alex would be
given a physical examination which would de-
termine the veteran pitchers future with the
club.
Meanwhile, Alexander is under suspension and
waivers have been sent out. The waiver price is
ST 500, and no other club has indicated willing
ness to meet the price
Tarleton said his decision was reached when
Alexander failed to appear at the ball park Tues
day when he was scheduled to pitch against
Beaumont. It was the second successive day
Alexander failed to leave his hotel the officials
tifying his employers.
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AS Increase Lead

The Philadelphia At!Letics routed
Ted Lyons in the second inning and
defeated the Chicago White Soz,
IA to 7, increasing their American
League lead to two and one-half
games.
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PIRATES RELEASE CLARKE
The Pittsburgh Pirates have re-
leased Inf1elder Stewart Clarke to
the Fl. Worth Cats of the Texas
League on option.
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Chatharn is plaving /

V4It1VII0111I ID P4eFJ 444o VIII u 1o1 VIZ
Braves, but saw much service at
short when in the minors.
And here are the pitchers: Clint
Brown, Indians, won seven, lost
seven; Benny Frey, Reds, won six,
lost six; Cecil Pat Caraway, White
Sox, won two, lost one; Lee Roy
AIahaffey, Athletics, won six, lost
two; Joe Heving, Giants, won three,
lost two.
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Hostility Enlivens Battles
Between Robins and Cubs
Bottle Showers, Near Fights and Banishments Keep
Umpires on Jump; Park Is damned.

son when he attempted shoestring
catch.
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Washington split a bargain bill with
Cleveland. winning the opener. to 4, on
effective pitching BY Alvin CroWder' and
losing the second. IS to 6. Shoffner al
lowed only one hit in seven innings and
BANKED the Senators until the NINTH when
he eaSed up and was nicked for six runs.
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Paul Field. big hrst basemsn Of the
Question Marks, is leading the eiuo ",
ne has been a great asset 70 the south
SIDE club sr Sad i Fed. Sss'i eiy Detective.
Indianapolis Univsrsals. fresh from their
s-to-i victory over Carmel laSt s Suh ~ = !.
iisurderstandlng. UniveTSsls have Won
nine contests n ten starts sssi,nst ssroSS
Trite or wire Ralph Adams. i4ll Brad
bury avenue. or call Drexel Q2So. 9ss $500
and $50 D m SonneISFis,II.eS; 20 NJ
others notice.
Indianapolis orioles win 9ppose vnivesT,ii
sitv HeirhtS Sunday at LonEacre: ~
PLAYERS are requested 70 Be preSent, az l;S 81
Thompson viii be on ting n5lnE nne rS S..o
cf-toVn eameS arc wanted. Call Belmont
eco. ask for Joe.
St. Philip BOYS Club is pIactieing hare
for the game SUNDAY with Riverside Cubs
JACK ihf w s are led for ise saints Ssstns
hsrd bv o,ccnnor With Ans wellmsn. Is
leading the Em-Rce League hurlers with
ten wins. and one los.
Riverside A. A. and Indianapolis Cubs
I'll cross bats sunday q RiSersice 20, ]
AZ 2. N. TwtgE and Sehmutte probably
vii Be mound opponents.
oHars sans play. ct whiteSsovn Sun
dzv. sans desire = state game for July q.
SheibyVille and Fayette. notice. Write
Kenneth Spiilnan, $50 North Oxtoro. OF
Phone cherry S4ls-W. sans practice a.
Brccksidc THURSDAY.
Due 70 miSunderstsndinE.. Ramsey
a. c. Is without game for SUNDAY. state
clubs. Rrite or wire william Rider. 1881
Benefcntaine street. or cab O'Conncr. In
coin ssoe-
p. @. Mallory club desires a game for
SATURDAY. Call I'd after $50 D. m. 81
Harrison SBs3
Mars hin swamped West Haven. TO.
Sunday. ESlinEer MATS hi tVirier al
ioWed six veil. scattered hits and struck
zane Ter sunday civ teams csli Bsironf
l465-5. between s and = .. m. ask for Lex.
keystcne A G.. NeEro team. nctice.
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Home runs by Harry Rice and Lou
GehriE decided a pitching duel between Ed
Wells and Walter Stewart and gave New
York 2-to-1 victory over st. Louis Wells
held the Browns to five hits and Stewart
allowed the Yankees only seven.
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BARNES AT DIES MONIES
Jess Barnes, veteran highlander
with a long service record in the
National League, has joined the Des
McineS Demons,
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Detroit headed of a late rally to defeat
BOSTON. to q Whitehill shut out the Reo
Sox until the eighth when he was hit lor
two runs.
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Brooklyn
Leads by
3 Games
Dodgers Split Twin Bill
With Cubs to Retain
Safe Margin.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 17.-Brooklyn' S
Robins today held the commanding
position in the National League
pennant race and we're in a favor
able spot to fatten their lead dur
ing the next week of competition.
The Robins earned an even break
with the Chicago Cubs Wednesday
in the opening double header of a
f1ve-game series and now are as
sured of holding first place regard
less Of the outcome of the remain
der Of the series. They lead the
Cubs by three full games and will
have an opportunity to widen the
gap next week while the Cubs are
playing five games with the third
place Giants.
Pat Malone held the Robins to
five hits and won the opener, 6 to 4,
but Adolf Luque outpitched Charley
Root and AL Shealy and Brooklyn
took the second game, 5 TO 3.
Lucas Beats Giants
New York lost ground, dropping
an 8-to-1 decision to the Cincin-
natl Reds. Red Lucas allowed the
Giants eleven hits, but kept them
we'll scattered, while his mates con-
nected when hits meant runs. Tony
Cuccinello drove in three runs in
the fifth when he doubled to clear
the bases and Walker homered in
the eighth with two mates on base.
The st. Louis Cardinals passed up
chance to tie the Giants for third
place, dropping a l0-to-5 tilt to the
last place Philadelphia Phillies.
Boston split a double header with Pitts
burgh. Tom Zachary held the Pirates to
Eve hits in the opener and won his game.
{ to 3. when a wild throw by Grantham
let in a run in the ninth. The Braves out
hit Pittsburgh. 10 TO .. in the second game
but the Pirates combined their hits with
ten walks and won the game, TO ,.
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Jim LONDOS WINS

JIM LONDOS WINS
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July IT.
jim Londos, heavyweight wrestler,
defeated Ray Steele, California, in
/ hour "a minutes and 80 seconds
here Wednesday.
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said without notifying his employers
isn't fair to patrons Tareon SAID IN max
ing announcement
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Riverside A. A and Indianapolis Cubs
ufif cross bats SUNDAY At Riverside No.
Al ) q n Twirg and Schmutte probably
vii Be mound opponents.
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O'Hars sans plav 81 WhiteStovn Sun
czv sans desire q state ZANE Tor Jaly y.
Sheibyville and Fayette. notice. Write
Kenneth Spsilman $50 North Oxford. OF
Phone Cherry S4l6-W. sans practice ~
Ernr.sIdr ThurSiaV.
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Dallas Asks Waivers on
Alex for Training Break

BIZ United Press
DALLAS, Tex, July 17.-Grover Clevelal
two decades has seen his name written high
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Due 70 a miSunderStsndinE. Ramsey
A. c. Is without q game for SUNDAY. state
clubs. Rrite or wire william Rider. 1881
Befefcntaine street. or cab O'Conncr. In
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p. @. Mallory club desires a game for
SATURDAY. Call I'd after $50 D. n. al
Harrison SBe2.
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Norwegian Heavy
Becomes Vicious:
Slences Cagnon
Otto Won Porat, After kayo vio-
tory in Sixth, Seeking
Championship

Chicago, May 29.-(R1-Otto Won
Porat, long ridiculed as = fighting
man without q real fighting heart,
has bounded back as one Of the out
standing candidates for the heavy.
weight boxing championship.
The angular Norwegian regained his
standing and completely belied his
soft-hearted reputation at the Chi
cago stadium last night by batteriug
Jack 0asnon. knockout conqueror Of
Tuffy Griffith. to the canvas after six
slashing rounds.
The knockout victory perhaps was
the most impressive by Won Porat
since his invasion Of America. Aim
ing heavy right hand smAshes skill-
fully at his fast moving target. the
big Norseman was as relentless In his
attack as he had been merciful In
previous fights. Six times he felled
the Boston COB before he put him
down and out for the count. The
more courageous Gagnon became in
the face Of the heavy attack, the more
furious became the barrage Of
punches.
In the second round. he floored
Gagnon for counts of eight and nine
with terrific punches to the head and
body. He repeated his knockdowns,
once in the third and three times in
the sixth, before he finally finished
his opponent.
Won Porat's impressive victory prob
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