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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
8 Teams Enter Two Charity
Grid tournaments in East

baseball parks III New York City,
Dec. 9.
A playoff game of twenty min
utes between the winners of the
elimination games is scheduled. thus
providing for four major college
teams playing three games within
a one-hour period.
Proceeds of the two tournaments
less actual expenses, will be di-
vided and distributed among the va
rious colleges represented. The
president of each college will be
given the power to allocate his col
lege's share for unemployment re-
lief as he sees fit.
These tournaments resulted from
an appeal of Owen B. Young, chair
man of President Hoover's COM
mittee on the mobilization of relief
resources.
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Scarlet to
Face Ball
Red Warner ReioinS Wabash
Squad for Rivalry
Tilt Saturday.
By Times Special

By Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Oct.
15.-Return of Red Warner, hashy
sophomore half back who has been
the main spring in the Scarlet at
tack in early games, has bolStered
Wabash hopes for a triumph over
Ball State here Saturday.
Warner was injured last Saturday
when the inexperienced Wabash
team was swamped by Miami in a
Buckeye conference tilt. He was
forced to remain in an oxford, O.,
hospital over the weekend.
Revenge for the IA to IL setback
received last year from the Muncie
eleven will be sought by the Little
Giants. Coach Pete Vaughan has
had his FASTENERS hard at work
every night this week. A two-hour
drill was held Wednesday and an
other heavy session was carded
today.
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blesville will provide the opposition.
All advance dope favors victory for
the Continentals, who last Satur-
day trounced Hamilton, o.
Ed Deiderich will try to get his
Broad Ripple team back into the
win column at the expense of West
field at Shortridge field at 8 p. m.
H. L. Fletcher, former coach at
Sheridan, is at WestfeId this fall
and showing of his team makes the
result doubtful.
Shortridge is idle this week, but
Cathedral will swing into action
Saturday night at Butler bowl in a
homecoming game against Sheri-
dan, one of the oldest football towns
in the state.
Park school, just swinging into
local action after an opening game
defeat at Wilkinson last Saturday.
will tackle Plainf1eld at Park school
field. CriSpus Attucks will go to
Covington, KY, Saturday for a
game.
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Ex-Big League Hero,
Granted Release by Wings
BIZ Times SpccinL

By Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-George Sis
les former st. Louis Browns first
baseman and manager, who played
this year with Rochester, Interna-
tional league and little world series
champions, was back in the Mound
City today. He was released out
right by Rochester at his own re-
quest and whether he will play
again depends, he said, upon the
offers he receives.
George, now in his thirty-ninth
year, spent thir' en- years with the
Browns, starting as pitcher in
1915. He had an all-time batting
average of $50 during his service
with st. Louis.
In 1922 Sisler set the league rec
ord for a seasons batting with .42O.
He also clouted over 400 in 1920.
He was voted the most valuable
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for Wilson, but the Cubs do not
want Vance, who is nearing the end
of his career.
Another player that the Cubs will
dicker for is outfielder Paul Waner
of Pittsburgh. If the Cubs can make
a deal for a catcher from some
other club they might be willing to
exchange Gabby Hartnett for the
Pirates Speedster.
To build the Cubs into a pennant-
winner, HornSby figures that he
needs at least one new outfielder,
and possibly two, a star left-handed
pitcher, a third baseman, and an
other capable catcher.
Hornsby is expected to confer
with President Veeck within the
next month and outline his plans.
Whatever players Hornsby thinks
are needed to make the Cubs a PEN
nant contender, he is going to get
full authority to go after.
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Hi, Brother
BIZ Times Special

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The
4 ' major leagues may see
several new brother acts in the
1882 season. Otto Bluege,
shortstop and brother of Ossie,
will join the Cincinnati Reds.
Otto was a sensation for
the Peoria Tractors in the
Three-I League. Oscar
Roettger, first baseman and
brother, of Wally, goes to the
Athletics. Oscar was a. WOW
for st. Paul in the recent little
world series. HarWood
McKain, brother of Hal, goes
to the Detroit Tigers. >.
And there are two young Fer
rells who may come up to as
sociate with brothers, Yves, the
Cleveland pitcher, and Rick,
the st. Louis Browns catcher.
The Waners, Paul and
Lloyd, may be enemies next
season. Gossip indicates
that Paul, the older, may be
traded by the Pittsburgh Pr
rates. Other brothers play
ing major ball are the Sawen
and Walker boys.
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RY DANIEL NJ. DANIEL.

New York world-Telegram Sports Writer
NEW YORK, Oct. Is. = Another
L great baseball dynasty, the
House of Mack, has reached the close
of its reign and very likely will not
rise again during the leadership OF
the 68-year-old Connie.
The Philadelphia Athletics will
have to be rebuilt and rather than
60 through all that again, it seems
likely that Mack, in another year
or so, will turn the club over to
Eddie Collins, his right-hand man
and act in an advisory capacity
from his clustered offices in the
Shibe park tower.
In the calm aftermath of the 1881
world series, there was the strong
conviction that when the st. Louis
Cardinals defeated the AS, they not
only toppled the Mackmen as inter-
league champions, but marked their
finish as pennant winners. Next
season, the Yankees, no doubt, will
be the favorites.
A jaded, fatigued Philadelphia
club, worn by five, years of hard
play, with some Of its members
finished as topnotchers, was beaten
by younger, more dashing, more
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Blue Gets
Light Drill
Bulldogs Wind Up Practice
Today; Local Eleven
FaVorite.

A light drill today will wind up
Buffers preparations for their sec
ond local night tussle against Lou
isville U. at Fairview bowl Friday.
Encouraged by their fine showing
against Ball Teachers last Friday
night, the Bulldogs are favorites to
add another triumph to their rec
ord.
Coach Harry Bell ran his Blue
squad through a lengthy practice
session Wednesday, featured by a
hard scrimmage with the frosh
eleven using Colonel plays.
Bell stressed a defense against the
passing attack which the Kentucky
eleven is expected to use against
the Bulldogs. The varsity was sue
cessful in stopping most of the
losses in Wednesdays drill.
In the offensive drill which fol-
lows. Captain Kenny Booz and Jim
Stewart the sophomore star. led
the running attack.
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Cadets Favored to Stop
Harvard In Feature Game

sectional honors, will attempt to
hand Lou Littles Columbia Lions
their first setback of the year.
New York university is expected
to have little difficulty in maintain
ing its clear record by handing lit
tie Rutgers its first setback, and
Manhattan colleges two-game win
ming streak is expected to be shat
tered by Colgate's Big Red team,
which already has defeated Nj
agara, st. Lawrence and Lafayette.
Three other undefeated eastern
teams, Syracuse, Cornell and Ford
ham, are pitted against less sue
cessful foes. Syracuse will entertain
Florida, which was held to tie by
North Carolina last week, in the
casts chief intersectional contest.
Cornell, still untried against
strong competition, plays host to
Al Wittmer's Princeton Tigers.
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BY DIXON STEWART

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The casts
select little group of undefeated
football teams, already unusually
small for SO early in the season,
faces further reduction Saturday in
four clashes of undefeated teams.
The feature game pits Harvard
against Army at West Point, and
promises to eliminate the last sur
viving member of the once proud
"big three" from ranking among the
unbeaten teams. Harvard kept its
record longer than it's colleagues,
Yale and Princeton, by meeting "set
up" opposition in its first two games.
The cadets also are undefeated,
having defeated Ohio Northern,
Knox and Michigan State by over
wEelming scores.
Dartmouth, another aspirant fol-
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Four City I'll. S. Elevens to See
Action in Friday Grid Battles

Football squads of Technical
Manual, Broad Ripple and Wash
lngton tapered off work today for
their engagements Friday with out
of-town foes.
Tech plays host to the powerful
Muncie team at Tech field at 8
p. M, in a game that not only in
wolves rivalry but means much to
their standing in the Indiana high
school conference. Muncie, de-
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hampered by dizzy spells, reminders
Of having been hit on the head by
pitcher Large Connally of Cleveland
on Aug. II and by stomach trouble.
Leg trouble and sore, swollen hands
also handicapped him.
AS for the Cardinals, they may be
even better next year with another
third baseman and Jim (The Rip
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
Stage Plans
Pass Attack

Ry United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The Chicago
NIaroons plan to throw lot OF
passes against Yale Saturday II
workouts this week are any indica-
ton. Coach A. A. Stagg had the
NIaroons working overtime Wednes-
day on a new pass formation. Quar-
ter Back Paul Stagg probably will
do most of the passing.
A free scoring game is predicted
Neither team seems quite water
tight on defense, and with Yale's
little captain, Albie Booth, in action
and Stage planning an open attack
with Bob Wallace and Vim Sahlin
his flashy ball carriers. touchdowns
should be common.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
JOCKEY NEAR DEATH

JAMAICA, L. L, Oct. 15.-Jockey
William Harvey, New Orleans rider
who has been confined to the Mary
Immaculate hospital here since Mon
day. had not gained consciousness
today.
Harvey is suffering from inter-
nal injuries sustained in fall from
his mount during the running of the
sixth race at the local race track
Monday
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If Brand is unavailable the Cubs
would be willing to talk trade on
Fred Farmhouse, Highlander who
is said also to be coveted by the
New York Giants.
Hack Wilson is likely to land up
with Brooklyn or Cincinnati. The
Cubs would like to use him in a
deal with the Robins for outfelder
Babe Herman or in a swap with
the Reds for pitcher Red Lucas.
The Cubs attempted to buy Lucas
a year ago, but the price was too
high.
1t has been reported that Brook
lyn is willing to trade Dazzy Vance
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
Twenty Grand
Out for Year
By Times Special

By Times Special
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. IS
Twenty Grand, 1881 three-year-old
turf title claimant and winner of
$259,925, has been retired for the
season by James Rowe, trainer Of
Mrs. Payne Whitney's Greentree
Stable.
An injured leg received Sept. 10
in the Belmont Gold Cup has kept
the winner of the Kentucky Derby,
classic and other major events
this year, OUT of recent training.
Unlike many of the outstanding
three-year-olds of the past, Twenty
Grand will be raced next season in
an attempt to pass Sun Beau as
the leading money winner of all
time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
AL NiehauS, Former Big
Lacquer, Dies in Cincy

By Times Special
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Al ME-
haus, former big league first base
man, died Wednesday at st. Mary's
hospital here, a victim of pneu-
monia. He had been i'll two days.
During his major league career
Niehaus played with the Cincy Reds,
Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh. In
the minors he performed with Louis
vile, Mobile and Chattanooga. ME-
haus was a local resident.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
Ed Risk, Star Purdue Back,
May Miss Badger Struggle

By United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 15.-Indi-
cations today were that Ed Risk,
Purdue half back and leading
ground gamer of the Big Ten,
would not be able to play against
Wisconsin Saturday.
Risk was released from the hos
pital Tuesday, but has failed to re-
cover from illness as rapidly as
expected.
Noble Kizer, Boilermaker coach,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
DIAMOND RIVALS PLAY
Cubs and Dady's to Clash in Series
Action Sunday.

indianapolis Cubs, Municipal
League champions and Dady A. C.s
strong local semi-pro club, will at
Tempt to resume their series Sun
oay at Greenhouse park, weather
permitting.
a great rivalry exists between the
CLUBS. Probable batteries will be
Payne and Kelly for the Cubs and
Paugh and Quiesser for Dady's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
Hanley Warns
Purple Squad
BIZ United Press

By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 15.-Coach
Dick Hanley today warned the
Northwestern football team against
let-down this week following the
scoreless tie with Notre Dame last
Saturday. The Wildcats play the
University of California Oos An
geles) and Hanley expects one of
the seasons hardest battles.
These Pacific coast teams must
always be given the greatest re-
spect," Hanley told his men. They
are coming here to beat us and we'll
have to give our best to check
Them
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per- Collins on first base, with the
pitching staff reinforced by Ray
Starr Qron Nam from Rochester,
and Dizzy Dean, Texas League
Strikeout king, and Tex Carleton,
also Of Texas. 1t seems that Jim
Bottomley, veteran first sacker, will
be traded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
RunOr Cobb to
Manage Seals

By Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 49,
Rumors were current in baseball
circles here today that Tyrus Ray
mond Cobb, famous outf1elder for
merly with Detroit and Philadelphia
in the American League, would sue
coed Nick Williams as manager of
the San Francisco Seals, Pacific
Coast League champions.
Cobb, a close friend of the owners
of the Seals, is now living in Cali
fornia. Officials of the San Fran
cisco club, however, denied he would
be the next manager.
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feated but once, boasts one of its
best teams in years. Coach John
Mueller reports all Tech men in
good shape for the contest.
Manual, undefeated, takes on the
suburban Southport eleven at Man
ual field at 2:3O. The game should
result in a victory for Harry
Painters south side eleven.
Washington will celebrate home
coming for west side grads and No
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Eight ma
jor eastern college football teams
will play in post-season football
tournaments in New York and in
New Haven. Conn, for the benefit
of unemployment relief, E. K. Hall
of Dartmouth, chairman of the foot
ball rules committee, announced
Wednesday night.
Yale, Brown. Holy Cross and
Dartmouth will play Commute
games with one another, under a
round-robin plan, in Yale bowl, on
Dec. 5.
Columbia, Princeton, Cornell and
University of Pennsylvania will play
under a similar plan at one of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
It Looks Like AS Are Through Champs-Maybe Connie Too

ardent and ambitious st. Louis
team.
1t was the same old story all over
again. The late Miller Higgins
covered that case when he cited his
famous duo, disposition and the
law Of averages" as the certain
wreckers of a powerful Yankee team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
CUE STARS ADVANCE

By United Press
DETROIT, Oct. 15.-Ray st. Lau-
rent, Alliance, O., and Albert H.
Miller, Racine, Wis, were in the
second round of the round robin
series to decide sectional qualifiers
to the national pocket billiard tour
nament today after winning their
opening matches. Laurent defeated
Grin P. Durocher, of Chicago, 100
to IS. Miller eliminated Joe Nc
Cam, Of Detroit, 100 to 48.
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dian heavyweight title, while Rich
ards IS credited with an impressive
record. Nick Bozinis, Greek trick
artist, will oppose M. Pasha, Turkish
mat performer, in the semi windup
while the opening bout at $50 will
orlng together Lon CLANCY, Bloom
lngton fireman, and Ed Baker, In
dianapolis. Frank Buchanan will
referee.
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BU Times Special

By Times Special
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 15.-Barney
Dreyfuss is putting the bellows to
publicity in big way by keeping
mum about the man he has in mind
to pilot the local National Leaguers
next year. Scribes and fans are
cropping around and striving to PEN
citrate Barney's silence, but he con-
tinues to announce that none of
several candidates has the inside
track to Jewel Ems former job.
1t makes good stove league read
ing. Dreyfrss says his desk is piled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
Dreyfuss Discovers Silence
Puts Bellows to Publicity

high with applications and recon-
mendationS for the open berth. It's
a regular panic, Barney declares.
Many fans believe George Glib
son, a former Pirate leader, stands
bright chance and others think
Nick Williams is well up in front.
Williams led the San Francisco
Seals to the 1881 Coast League title.
Among others mentioned are Art
Griggs, Joe Schultz, Bill Hinchman,
Carleton Wordsworth. Otis Crandall
and Pie TraYnor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
Cubs Seek Ed Brandt,
Braves Southpaw Ace
Bruins Have Wilson, Malone Hartnett and Cash to Offer
in Player Market; Babe Herman, Red Lucas Paul
Waner Also Sought by HornSby.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY


15With Malone Hack Wilson as trading
bargain the Chicago Cubs
the coming
William Wrigey William Manager Rogers Honsby
make National League
within the month to bolster a third-pace club.
the the Cubs Brandt Boston Braves SOUTH
The Cubs have made
past years they
several players and a bundle for Brandt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
|. U. barriers LEAVE

By United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 49,
Six members of the Indiana univer-
sity Big Ten championship cross
country team left here today for
Iowa City, where they will open
their 1881 country schedule
Saturday. Indiana has been cham
pion of the Big Ten in this sport
for the last three years and is ia
vored to defeat Iowa.
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player in the American League in
1922.
Sisler left the Browns in 1928. 60
ing to Washington and the Boston
Braves the same year. He never
played in a world series and his
first title action was in this years
little world series. He managed the
Browns for three years, "a, '25 and
'26
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at the armory
Fri d a y nj g h t
where the Ma
tt on al Guard
Athletic ASsocia-
ton has lined up
what appears to
be an all-star
card.
Heading the bill
will be Al Bafert,
French Canadian,
and Ray Rich
ards, eX- Nebraska
university football
S t ar. B a # e r t
P1o iyy1c 4A0
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.avm Keeps
EN- Guessing

By Times Special
DETROIT, Oct. 15.-Despite ru-
mors going the rounds that Stanley
Harris will be unseated as Detroit
Tigers manager, president Frank
Navin continues to say he has made
no plans to replace the young pilot.
However, it is said Harris has not
signed a contract for next season.
Navin said Roger Bresnahan and
John Dubuc will not be retained as
coaches, but Dubuc might be offered
a job as scout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
ARMY BACKS NAMED

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 49,
Arny's first string back field against
Harvard on Saturday probably will
have Elliott at quarter, Sebastian
end Stecker at half back posts, and
Kilday at full back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
ILLINI PLAY BRADLEY

CHAMPAIGN, H., Oct. Is
Although Illinois plays Bradley this
week, Coach Bob zuppke is point
ing for the Michigan game a week
from Saturday. He drilled the Illi-
nois varsity against Michigan's
plays Wednesday,.
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NAVY TO TRY SUBS

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 15.-Navy
Will start its second team against
Delaware in Saturdays game in the
hope that the regulars can be saved
for the contest with Princeton next
week.
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NEAL DRIVES TIGERS
BIZ Times Specidl

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 15.-
Despite last weeks triumph over
Cincinnati, Coach Gaumy Neal still
is convinced his De PAW Tigers
need considerable polishing and is
driving his FASTENERS in preparation
for Saturdays battle with Earlham
here. The Tigers squad is in good
shape, with few injuries, and hopes
to add another triumph to its
record
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
WOLGAST SCORES X. O.

~ Cntted Press
OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 15.-Mid-
get Wolgast, 113, PHILADELPHIA
recognized in many states as fv2
weight champion, knocked out Tony
Russell, ia, of New Orleans in the
third round Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-15
YELCH GOLF CHAMP

Harry Yelch today held the
Shortridge high school golf cham
pionship. He gained title honors
Wednesday with a and 3 surprise
triumph over Marvin Hickman at
Riverside.
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sHELBYvILLE GRID WINNER

ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. IS. -
Shelbyville high school football
team nosed out Anderson, 20 to 10,
in the Indians final home game
before 1000 fans here Wednesday
night,
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uAIPO AT CENTRAL

valparaiso university's husky IN
x.otap eleven will invade Unlyer-
~ heights Friday night to take
Buy ~, Coach Harry Goods Indiana
Central warriors. Valpo is tne IA
vorite. but Good predicts a real DAT
lie.
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polished Purdue running plays in
Wednesdays late drill.
By United Press
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 15.-Wis-
conSin's defense against passes
promises to decide Saturdays game
against Purdue. The feeling here is
that the Badgers have a good
chance to upset the Boilermakers if
they are able to break up Purdue's
pass attack.
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Indiana'S grid prospects this
season are the brightest in years,
and one Of the big reasons is the
presence Of several star sophie
more performers. One of them is
William Nylec, who has taken
over a regular guard assignment.
Nylec, just recovered from an in
jury, is rated one of the best line
men produced by Horace Mann
of Gary high school. He weighs
1876, runs fine interference and is
a bear on defense-a great run
ming mate for the veteran Fight
in Joe" zeller. He'll be in shape
to take his place against Iowa
Saturday in I. US Big Ten opener
at Iowa City.
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