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Evening star., 1942-05-10

be held back from sockin' Harkness,
an vice versa.
They call the chaplain in a hurry
an he is all flusticated. But they get
out the two envelopes with the right
numbers an discover each has
slightly different poses of the same
gal
The slight difference bein'
that she's maxim calf eyes at
Pvt. Hardness in one picture an
pattin' the check of Corp. Yates
in the other.
Both guys is so mad they
won't either one claim her no
more. An it's too late to head
her off.
So a delegation is sent to break
the news to Miss Sweeney - that's
her name - when she gets in.
IL didn't think Beatrice was that
kind" means Harkness.
"Her name ain't Beatrice, it's
Barbara - she told me it plain that
night met her at the Dance" "growls
Yates.
Even if never saw her but once
can remember it was Beatrice"
comes back Hardness. 'She signed
this snapshot that we had took to-
gether."
An about this time the delegation
gets back from the train with the
Misses Beatrice and Barbara
Sweeney, identical twins.
Barbara just came for the ride"
Beatrice explains - which is the
only way either Hardness or Yates
could tell who to make a grab for!
Evening star., 1942-05-10
To the Girl who longs to be Love|ier. . .
Go on the Comoy Mild-Soop Diet
based on odviee Of skin specialists !

"I'M so PROUD of my lovelier complexion
since changed to Camay and the Mild
Soap Diet" says this charming bride, Mrs.
E. c. Thuston, Jr., of Birmingham, Ala.
You, too, may gain thrilling new loveliness
with the Mild.Soap Diet. For like so many
women, you may be cleansing your skin i'm
properly or using a beauty soap that isn't
mild enough. Remember, skin specialists
themselves advise a regular cleansing rou-
tine with fine mild soap. And Camay is not
lust mild-it's milder than dozens of other
popular beauty soaps tested.
The Camay Mild Soap Diet is so easy. Try
i, for 80 DAYS. Faithfully. night and morning.
give your skin thorough beauty cleansing
with milder Camay. A more lovely complex
ion may be yours, sooner than you think!
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Tex ex7ssy ra5S1I 1IUWAIEDHAM R17zERS
fried the digestible Spry way

cup sifted -four en-, beaten
~ teaspoons baking u cup milk
powder cup canned whole corn
2 tablespoons sugar kernels. drained
~ teaspoons salt l cup cooked ham.
tablespoon Spry cubed
Sift -four with baking powder. sugar and salt.
Cut in Spry Combine egg and milk and add
to -four mixture Add corn and ham and mix.
Drop BY tablespoons into deep hot Spry
(375o F.) and fry about 4 minutes or until
brown. Drain on absorben paper. Serves 6.
Notice their thin. delicate golden crust
their FULL savory flavor. Notice. too. how
much pleasanter Spry is to fry with. For
Spry's purer and doesn' t smoke at correct
frying temperature. So remember. dom { ,oo1
for Spry to smoke before start,n0 TO (N
Evening star., 1942-05-10

EXTRA DELICIOUS, TOO
GO CRISP and delicate-tasting.
- For purer Spry let's you get
the FULL, rich, natural flavor of
foods instead of dulling it as or
dinny shortcomings may. Enjoy
these wonderful Spry-fried foods
today and every day. For remem-
ber, they're easy to digest, so di-
gestible even q child can eat them!
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
Post SoftbaII
Team Loses
First Game

The softbal commandos drop
ped their first game Of the sea-
son last week, in a close 20 deei-
sion 10 the 20th Century Sporting
Club, but bounced right back in
10 the win column Thursday with
an li-0 shutout triumph over
the 3l0th Tech, Sc. So. team.
The Commander season record
now stands at six wins and
single defeat,
Sgt. Walter Pupka, Of the
307th, was the mound star in each
OF the last three games. He has
famed l3 OF the last Is bat.ers
who faced him and eight out Of
nine In one three inning stint.
a complete set Of colorful uni
forms has been purchased for
25-man squad, according 10 lst
Ii. Nicholas H. Nance, team man.
ager The team plays each Tues
day, Thursday and Sunday even
ing. All home contests are at the
Veterans Facility.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
On The Sports Line
BY SGT. ROBERT o. FisHEL

The miserable showing Of both Keesler and Brooey
Field boxing Pensacola last week be attributed
chiefly 10 two specific factors The Navy IN far
superior physical condition and had fighters available
to participate the card.
The Navy like the Army encourages sports participation
general but boxing in particular The manly art Of self
defense of the few popular sports in which can
participate at sea Consequently it has long been accepted
that boxing is the Navys first sport.
The fact that Keesler boxers in particular out Of
condition for the Pensacola bouts not satisfactory
for the trimming administered Not all vioators but
anyone who has been the ring before knows that conditions
is vital 70 success in SO gruellng sport.
When the Pensacola team visit TO keeser in
July local ring enthusiasts will entirely differ
ent story unfolded under the lights
It's hard 20 believe but figures don't lie Five keeser
Commandos hitting 400 better Two others in the
select circle Of 800 htter OF these players four
outfielders two nfeders and catcher Two
ehanded baters the remainder hitting from the
ona side of the plate This welbalanced attack accounts
in large for the Commander brilliant date
this season
The faces most important competition Of the
this week end when the Keeser nine travels to penSa
cola TO meet the powerful Naval Air Station team
HERE AND THERE IN SPORTS-Cy Moore veteran
National League right handler is Pvt Cy Moore of the
0h Tech Sc So Private Moore is handling the 3l0h strong
squadron team in the league baseball competition As
Der of the Philadelphia Phes and later the Brooklyn
Dodgers Moore established himself of the senior cir
cults better change of pace artists Everything will go
the wrestling feature TO be staged the weekly boxing card
tomorrow night No holds barred will aid rival camps In
fulfilling their respective promises OF victory by any means
at hand The Office will make its first award recog
nzng outstanding achievements specific field at tonor
row nights fight show The major league Al-Sar game
and service game $500 900 for Relief
and the Ball and Bat funds according Indications
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
l8 Teams Open
Baseball
League Play

The American and National
Baseball Leagues at Keesler Field
opened play this week with l8
teams battling for the Post title.
Games will be played under aus
pices of the ARR Office in col
laboration with the American
Baseball Congress. Winner of the
inter-league playoff viii represent
Keesler In the ABC's state tour
nament after the regular season
has closed.
Games will be played every day
of the week and teams will alter
nate between the Biloxi bali park
and Commando Park, the Posts
new diamond located just south
of Gate 2.
WEEKS SCHEDULE
American League
Wednesday. June II. 307 vs.. sol, BIZ
loxi PARK
Thursday. June ia. ON y. Med pet.
Biloxi Park
Friday. June 10. 500 vs. 'sOs. Biloxi
Park.
Saturday. June 20. ssT vs.. sol. Biloxi
Park.
Sunday, June Il, ON vs.. s42nd ON
Biloxi Park; 3o7 vs. Med. Det., Biloxi
Park
Monday. June 22. 500 vs. soi. Com
tuesday, June %. 5s7 ys. Med. Det.,
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
B ath House
rucks Put
On Beach

Swimming facilities are now
available 10 all soldiers OF KeeSlsr
Field, with the stahonlng OF IA
6 by 6 Army trucks along the
Beach Road at various points to
serve as portable hath-houses for
soldiers.
The large trucks are completely
covered with tarpaulins with an
adjustable back-drop Eleven dif-
ferent points have been selected
where one or more of the trucks
are stationed. Drivers OF the
trucks are making a record Of the
number OF men taking advantage
of the facilities at the various
places TO insure the best dlstrihu-
ton OF trucks.
Al present they are stationed al
these points: One truck at the
Seashore Playground; W. First
Street; w. Second Street: W.
Third Street; Hotel Biloxi Beach;
Benachi Avenue: Seal Avenue;
Hopkins Boulevard; and tws
trucks al Buena Vista Beach;
Bolton Beach, and White House
Beach.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
Commands Trounoe Shelby Lions Twice. So and 1O-1
Break Opponents
12-Game Streak
For Second Time

Gaining revenge fer their oniy
setback Of the year, Keesler Fields
rampaEinE Commands whipped
Camp Shelhy's 55th Field Artil-
iery Lions In a set Of weekend
games on the new diamond here.
Scoring five runs in the fifth in-
ming Of Saturdays game, ths local
nine stopped the Lions l2-gane
winning streak, winning So. The
Commandos romped 70 a i0-i vic
tory in Sundays encounter be-
hind the steady seven hit pitching
Of Sgt. Pershing Mondorff Of the
400 Technical School Squadron
and Pfc. Eugene Klotz, 5eth Air
Base Squadron.
The Shelby outfit had won "a
out Of IS games played this year.
having lost 10 Keesler az Haities-
burg three weeks ago when the
two teams split a two-game Sc
ries. The double victories last
weekend gave Sgt. Les Wilson's
club a record OF Is wins against
a single loss.
In Saturdays encounter, the
Lions grabbed an early lead, seor-
ing a single run in the third on
triple and a long fly and another
marker in the fourth on q single,
q sacrifice and a pair of errors.
Trailing by a 30 score, the Com
mandos broke loose in the last
half of the fifth. A dispute arose
ever a ground rule on an over
throw OF first and a long delay
resulted. Before the local slug
gers could be retired, five runs
had scored on three hits, three
walks, an error and stolen base.
Pvt. John Goose" Gosselin, 306,
drove out the telling blow. a long
double TO left with two on.
Pvt. Liberato J. OrSi, new right
handler from the 396th, hurled the
first five innings and received
credit for the victory. Pvt. Klotz,
the diminutive southpaw, gave one
scratch hit in his four inning re-
lief stint.
Sundays game was another
matter. The visitors never had q
chance as Keesler's hurleTs scat
tered seven hits. The Comman-
dos drove out 10 hits off two Shell
by hurlers. Pvt. Bob Mendes Of
the 4i3th garnered four singles.
Sergeant Mondorff, In addition TO
hurting another victory, helped his
own cause by driving out home
run, double and single in three
trips to the plate.
Sgt. John Carey of the 414th hit
a $50 foot homer with one on In
Sundays game for the longest
blow Of the series. The big first
sacker also pulled the feature play
of Saturdays contest, a backhand
stop of drive over the bag, Pvt.
Robert Red" Spackman, 309, star
red in the field on Sunday. Corp.
Buddy Swarthout of the Lions was
charged with the defeat, his Sec
ond at the hands of the Comman-
dos. He has won IS games this
year.
Keesler's great team will receive
its stiffest test OF the season next
weekend when the Commands
travel TO Pensacola, Fla, to meet
the u. S. Naval Air Stations nine
in two-game series.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17

Totals - Totals - q
s-Battea for ossl IN sth.
N-Rsu for Lsngka IN eth.
Score BY innings
s3th =. A .-.5a# edi 100 noo = :
Ccmfnandoz oao ESQ %. -
Summary Errerz Menees 2 Ressi
runs haffeds in. Spackman :. Gesse-
lin 2 Matthew'S. zuhal tNe-hsse hita
Russian, Csosselins thrcc-bass hit, Tapi-
dino. double plays. Mendss 10 Russian
10 Carey. Zubai 70 Caragher 10 Cue
cia. Ross fo Zuolal 70 Cuccia. bases on
balls. of Tepidino q Van Hoax 2
klotx stfikeuuts, BY Tepidino !, Van
Hook 3, klosE 3 Orsi I, wild pitches,
Tepidino :. Ofsii balk. Van Heck,
left on bases. Commados 5. SSH Lions
5. runs. J hits off Ors IN innings
runs. l hit off klotE tn innings.
runs . hits Oft Tcpidiun IN i2-s
innings. 0 runs. ] hut of Van Hook
in 10 innings; stolen bases. Sp4ck-
mar 2, kacTifi1e. Fricola winning
pitcher. Orsi. losing pitcher. .repi
dino. umpires, hsnpt and Throgmor-
ton time Of game : hours, Is min
utes,
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
Commando
Pitchers
Hit-Stingy

In the 81 innings in which Of
fetal box scores have been tabu-
lated since the opening OF the
baseball season, Commando hurl-
ers have been touched for AZ base
hits and 10 runs, only eight of
which were earned. Keesler pitch
ers In this time have famed Al
oatsmen and passed only 10.
Pfc. Robert Spackman Of The
Post A&R Office and the 30glh
Tech. Sc. So, continues 10 lead the
teams hiiiers with a mark Of .4g5
Sgt. John Carey, AIR represent
alive for the 4f4th, brought his
average 10 .457 In an attempt to
take over team leadership.
The Commsndos' team mark for
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
Three BOXING
Title Bouts
Set Thursday

Three poat championships will
be al stake tomorrow night whsn
Keesler's regular weekly boxing
shows are resumed after one
week lsyoff In addition 10 the
title bouts, special feature
wrestling match viii be staged.
According TO the A Il r Offices
pre-fight build-up, the graphing
event Will feature a Kcesier sol
der billed as the European
Masked Sensation The masked
wrestler will come 10 grips with
Pvt. lzzy weinstock. former Uni
versiiy OF Pittsburgh football star
and wrestling champ, now
member Of the Saith Tech. Sc.
So. Refereeing tho match viii be
240-p0und Sgt. Vincent Farroh
an Mp, who wrestled profession
ally as Vincent Lopez.
Pvt. Oryille MeCann, 3a7th
Tech. Sc. So, risks his lightweight
boxing title on this card when he
squares of with Pvt. Steve Klb-
lilkowskl Of the 30ard in a Kees-
Ter Field NATURAL Another bout
that has been in the making for
some time viii pit Pvt. james
Smith. slugglng ls5 FOUNDER from
the 4i5th against PVT Bob gulck-
er. defending middleweighf champ
from the 5e7th.
The third title fight scheduled
Tor Thursday night will see PVT
Korkean "corky" DalRarian ~
the 3i0th attempt 70 lift Pvt.
Jack Grinders light heavyweight
championship. Private Grinder
who halls from the 3O7tb. gave
good account of himself In MS
last ring appearance two weeks
ago, but may find me ihree-,lne
Eastern States Golden Cloves
champ tough opponent.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
Ping Pong Finals
Set for Sunday
AtService Club

Finals OF Keesler Fields third
Post ping pong tournament VII
De held Sunday, June FL, in the
Service Club rather than at the
Biloxi USo Club, Sgt. Irving
Klein Of the A q r Office. said
yesterday.
Elimination rounds are being
conducted this week in both sin
giles and doubles events. Both
championships have been vacated
since the last tournament.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17

AOtNAh n ~ 10 ANAHAH 81
s-Batted for Mondorff IN 1th.
x-Batted for Brown IN 5ih,
Score by innings
3afh =. A ....s4.., 600 100 900
Iommancos cocoon. lu5 20 IL - TO
Summary. Errors Carey. CaraRher
Ross. Sehweitzer. runs batted iu. Carey
2, Matthews g. Mondorff 2, Hill, Mem
des. Frieola; two-bese hits, Mondorff
Bender; home runs. Carey. Mondorff.
stolen bases, Russian, Brown; double
plays, Caragher 10 zuhal 20 Schweit-
ger. Mendes to Bender % Carey; bases
on balls, off Mondorf s. OF Van Hook
/; strilseouts. by Mondorff 5, by Kloiz
2, by Swarthout L. wild pitches,
Swarthout !, Van Hook 1: hit by Pitch
er, by Kiotz lLanganl, by Van Hook
tspaekmanli left on bases. Comman.
dos 7, 3sth v A 0. / run, hte off
Mondorff in 7 inningss runs, ! hit
off klotz IN ? innings; s runs, 10 hits
off Swarthout In innings. 4 runs,
hits off Van Hook In 4 innings: VIM
ming pitcher, Mondorff; losing pitcher.
swarthout. Umpires. Throgmorton and
Haupt Time Of game. hours. 10
minutes
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
Sailors Drub
Army Boxers

keez4rr boxers mrt t1rlf Wa
ierioo last Tuesday nIghs when
a team % fighters representing
The Z. 5. Naval Air saiion swept
through an Army-NaYy baxlng
card, winning every bout acsofe
an enthusiastic throng of 5000
FANS a. he station Athletic Yield
IN Pensacola. Pa. Feur knockouis
hlEhiishicd ne performance OF
he Ncil-tralned Pensacola .aam.
Sewn boxers from kecsief and
three rom hrookley Fleld. Mobile.
Ala, comprised the Army .cam.
one keesler and ona nFeakiey
fighter almost pat the Army box
ers IN ne win column, hu. two
unpopular decisions gave the PEN
sacoia mitters q clean sweep of
The nine bouis.
ONLY TWO CLoSk oNEs
Pvt Tony psrreneiio from the
si3th rech. Sc 50 came close
% giving the Air Forces boys =
victory when ne soafed frequeni-
" with his right hard, but was
shaded ia = good ilyweizhi bout
with Seaman and Ciast Christ
Christ George Roberts, Aviation
Nachlnist Mate 2rd Glass. staged
late rally 10 capture The Judges
decision over Brookley's Pvt Jer-
~ Sallea IN snapny hghtwrlght
I'm.
The remaining bouts we're
clearly won by the Navy boxers.
The final bout on the program
saw Seaman and Class Pat Cesnrs
Wln a clcan-eut verdict over Pvt
Irving Marcus of Breokley In a
thrilling wellerweiEhl suggest
Pvt Pete Frcicrieo. -pounder
from kcesler, opened fast. but The
straight hard right Of Seaman and
Glass Johnny oNonnor caught rs
target frequently late In the fght
and O'Connor won on KO In 10
seconds OF The final round
SMITH OUT or RING
Yeoman ard Glass James A. n.
Wlsmef. won on a TsKO in i,55 of
The second found in q middle
weight bou, with Kocslcr's Pvt
Samson Dunlap, The loser sur
Tered a disiocaicd left elbow, and
was unable to continue. Seaman
End Class Maynard NJ. Nswqulsl
scored TKO over Tech. SGT. Jim
Prophet OF the 7bth Mat 50. In
the second round Of a middle
weight scrap.
A left to the Jaw finished the
paliler at 1905 Of
the second round when Seaman
ane slass George J sklivls arop-
ped Pvt Tony zacearello Of the
b8ath. These boys fought in the
100 pound division.
Harry J. Bey0ite, Aviation Ma
chlnist Mate Ord Class, oaIoughed
Kecaiers Pfc. Elwood Harris Of
the Medical Detachment In a well
terwelght 90 Seaman and Class
Sidney Meiancon won a rough
and tumble battle from Brook
iey's Pvt Frank Miller Ia . light
fighi between PVT Jim smith Of
the local AIR Office and PenAa-
eola's Seaman ist Class Louis
Marcheslni was ruled no con-
test" when Private Smith was
unable 10 continue after being
kncked ou, Of the rinR.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
Pitchers Star
In SoftbalI Play

Hurting took the spotlight in
the past weeks increased squad
ron softball activity with two
top-notch mound performances
carrying off the honors.
Sgt. Waiter Pupka, star hurler
for the Post softball team, A & r
non-eom for the 307th Tech. Sc.
So. and the squadron's leading
pitcher, was the player OF the
week" In both league and Post
play. Sergeant Pupka pitched a
no-hit no-run game against the
59th Air Base So. team, whiting
IL batters, and helping his 307th
males to a 10 victory.
Corp. Larry Runnels OF the
309th narrowly missed the hall
Of fame when he hurled his
squadron TO q 80, two-hlt VIC
tory over the 4l4th team.
Up-to-date standings on league
play with results and advance
schedule viii appear in next
weeks KEESLER FIELD NEWS.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
CONFLICT OVER PLAYERS
CATHOLIC MOTHERS
ENTERTAIN

Seventy Keesler Field soldiers
we're guests Of the Catholic Moin-
ers Club Of Ocean Springs. Miss,
a. a party held In The OCEAN
Springs Community House Sun
day.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
acRAzY Show BooKRD

The next USO-Csmp Shows,
Inc, production 70 be staged at
Ks~sler Field viii be the Craxy
Show" Il i booked for Tuesday
and Wednesday, June 80 and July
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
OCEAN SPRINGS

A program Of Stephen Foster
Melodies, featuring both vocai and
at the Keealer Field Service Club
instrumental talent, afns presented
last Monday night ~ residents
OF Ocean SprlnRa. Mlas.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17
Work Starts
On az Grid
Program Here

Mississippi State is the sixth
team definitely signed for Keesler
Fields big time" 1912 football
schedule. The Commandos will
travel 70 State College, Miss, for
the game November 81, one week
before the game at Pitt Stadium
against the highly -touted Pitts
burgh Pantherk. Several other
grid contests viii be signed in the
near future and one or more OF
these will be played At Keesler.
Work Is TO start on both the
practice and game fields immedl-
ately after July |. The fields will
be located beyond Hanger No. 5
just outside Gate No. 5. A farm
house will be converted into a
field house, with locker and show
er facilities and lecture rooms.
BLEACHERs SEAT 10000
The A a. r office announced
that portable blesohers seating al
least 10000 will be purchased for
the football field. They will be
in 10 sections OF 900 seats each
50 that they may be separated for
use at other Post events.
The Co1nmandos' requirements
will keep a staff OF carpenters
busy for some time building re-
quired equipment for the train
ing program which will get under
way around August is. Massage
tables. charging sleds. medicine
kits, signal posi-, stliL arm posts
blocking and tackllng dummief
are included on the construction
list.
CONFLICT OVER PLAYERS
The Commands already have
lined up over IS players for the
Fall schedule. but nope 10 double
this by the lime the training sea-
son opens. Keesier is one Of he
few Posts In the nation with
major International football pro-
gram. Outstanding grid players
from camps and fields all oyer
ne country are to be chosen 70
comprise at least two all-star
service teams which will cam
paign In the East and West
against professional gridders early
this Fall Several Keesler players
may qualify for the service teams.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17

Commando Park
Wednesday, June "a. so7 ~ s42nd
an. Commando Park.
National League
Wednesday June II. 4i2 vs.. 30s. Com
nlando Park
Thursday, June ls. sos rs sos. Com
manuo Park
Friday, June 10. s0s vs.. ssth A. q.
Commando Park
Monday, June q. $40 vs.. 800. Biloxi
Park
Tuesday. June "a. 4is vs.. sss. BILOXI
PARK
"Wednesday Juns a. ala vs. 500. BIZ
ioxi Park
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17

One Of the chief reasons FOR
The success Of Kccsler's ComnAn-
dos un The diamond this season
e the subject of this thir6 sports
portrait Scheduled 10 be one
of the mainslaya Of the Post
teams pitching staff. Sgi. John
Carey filled In az first base early
In the season and handled the job
50 expertly that he has been
fixture 81 the initial sack ever
since
THIS a8-year-old veteran Of
eight professional baseball seasons
has been one OF the Commander
leading hitters BoastlnK q .SsT
average 70 date, Sergeant Carey
leads his mates In three other I'm
porians offensive departments. He
holds team leadership IN runs
oa,ied IN with 10, IN total bases
with - and Ia doubles with five.
In addition, his 10 hits give him
tie for leadership In this de-
parlmeut,
STARTED WITH A
Sergeant Carey hes other duties
In addition 10 playing good
game al frat base. He serves az
assistant manager OF The Com
mandos and as A 4 n non-eorn
for the siath Tech. Sc. So.
In 1881, John Carey opened hls
pro career with the phlladslphla
Athletics and has since served
with several minor league clubs.
| The fact that be now Is the prop
eriy OF mo brooklyn Dodgers may
account for his sharp VII and
sense OF humor both on and of
.he diamond.
PTTCIfER-FTEI
His two best seasons on the
mound were In 1898 and In io4l.
In the former year he won IS and
lost 9 for Richmond, Va. In the
Piedmont League Last sumner,
he won i while dropping eight
contests for Grand Rapids In the
Michigan State League. Because
OF his hitting ability. ne was used
in the outfield last year In addi-
ton To taking his regular turn on
the mound for the weak-hittinz
Grand Rapids club. Carey also
served az assistant to Manager
Red Lucas. for "a years a major
league pitching star with she Cin-
elnnah Reds and New York
/ Giants.
Sergeant Carey Is well qualified
70 handle the squadron A A r iob
az he has participated in winter
f sports during the off season and
coached several teams.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-17

the season now stands at .32s.
The following statistics do not In
clude games played this last week
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