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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-21
Who Are The
Rockies
In Majors?

NEW YORK R-Who are the top
rockies in the major leagues this
season
Although the 1853 campaign still
has more than Two months to 60,
indications are that the annual
awards viii go to shortstop Harvey
IKuenn of the Detroit Tigers in the
IAmerican League and pitcher Har-
lvey Haddix of the st. Louis Car
dinaIs in the National.
Kuenn, the bonus baby the Tigers
plucked fresh from the University
lof Wisconsin campus, is batting a
solid 81, seventh highest in the
Junior circuit. He also leads the
League in hits with 11S. In the
field, Harvey's been more than
adequate, making only IL errors
in IS games.
Haddix, a 27-year-old southpaw,
has won II games and dropped only
three, pitching eight complete
games, two of them shutouts. He
and the veteran Gerry Staley have
lbeen the only dependables on the
Cardinals sagging mound corps.
Kuenn's closest competition for
first year honors in the American
League come from Tom Implicit,
Boston Red Sox outfielder, and
Billy Hunter, st. Louis Browns
Shortstop.
Implicit, who wasn't even listed
on the Boxos' roster last spring,
has been one of the more pleasant
surprises for Manager Lou Bou-
dreau. In IS games he has hit for
"a sol average, with Is doubles and
IL home runs among IS hits. A
center fielder, he has made Boston
fans forget Dom DiMaggio.
| Hunter, obtained from the Dod-
ger organization last winter, shows
only a .237 batting mark but his
fielding has been on the sensational
side.
In the National League, Jim
Greengrass of the Cincinnati Red
legs and Ray Jablonski and Rip
Repulski of the st. Louis Cardinals
also are going great guns In their
first big league seasons.
GreengraSs, who furnishes mos:
| of his clubs right-hand power. is
hitting 500 with II home runs and
IS runs batted IN.
Jahlonski, 26-year-old third base
man. is at .2Ss with Is homers
and g RIBS. Repilski, the Cards
best center fielder since Terry
Moore. is hitting .SO4.
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COnchS Go Back
In fiction At
Miami Beach
III L OglTTltIglieElt

Arthur Sawyer Post IS
went down To defeat last
night in District Ten play in
Miami but they are still in
the tourney and will be back
at it tonight in an effort IL
bring til e championship
back to Key West,
The Conchs bowed to Nj.
ami's Pan American Post in
tight 81 ballgame after q
valiant seventh inning rally
fell but one run short of ~.
hight up,
Lefty jim PORTER pitched
a whale of a ballgame for
the Key Westers when he
set them down with three
hits but his mates were TN
able to connect for more
than four safeties and it cost
them the ballgame. He
struck out eight batters
while Miami's hurler, Osacer
struck out Is.
The tilt was a scoreless tie
up until the fifth frame
when Pan American garner
ed two runs on a pair OF
walks, a wild pitch and q
single.
Key West came back in
the seventh inning when
PORTER doubled to aid his
own cause ana romped
home on a single by Fred
Curry.
The Conchs go back into
action tonight against the
Coral Gables nine who they
licked last Saturday in the
tourney opener in a shutout
win.
a victory tonight will
send them up against the
winner of tonight's Harvey
Seeds Post-Hialeah game.
The battle is set for 900
pm. at Miami Beach. Either
George Lastres or Lefty
Thompson will go to the
mound for Key West.
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BROOKLYN
INCREASES
BY BEN PHLEGAR
AP Sporfs Writer

4
| Some of the National Leagues
best pitching magic must have
rubbed off on Cheerful Garlic
Dresser at the All-Star Game.
/ After associating with the likes
of Robin Roberts, Warren Spain
i Co., Charlie has come home to
brooklyn and with a wave of the
Ihand--the one ne used to wag
lfrantically at the bullpen-he's
suddenly converted a staff Of
EthrowerS into a reasonably danger.
Gus assortment Of pitchers.
Dresser still has to be the mas
ter Of the quick change, such as
last night when Russ Meyer sud.
denly blew up in the ninth after
shutting out Chicago on three hits
for the first eight innings. But or
THE whole he has been getting
good pitching-good enough that
tits going to be harder and harder
to bulge the Brooks from their
lfirst-place spot.
Meyer and Jim Hughes com.
bined to pitch the second Dodger
shutout in seven games, five.
hit 80 effort against the Cubs that
stretched the Brooklyn lead over
the idle Milwaukee Braves to
games.
The only other action yesterday
was in Pittsburgh, where the ri.
rates preserved their lead in a
suspended Sunday game to beat
THE st. Louis Cardinals GA and
then bowed in a regularly SEIZED.
uled contest 81 as Steve Bilko
broke batting slump with two
home runs and a pair Of singles.
Meyer and Hughes were lucky
to get out of the ninth inning
without being scored upon since
1.-THE first four Cub batters reached
first base.
Eddie Miksis started it with a
double. Dee Fondy walked. Ralph
Kiner singled and Randy Jackson's
lsinking liner fell in front of right
Ifider Don Thompson. By now there
were two men out.
Miksis's double was legitimate.
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BritOns Ponder
Race Dilemma

READING, England IN - The
hlue-bloOded gentry who boss Brit
aims racetracks start sleuthing to-
day IN this ccuntry's biggest bet
ting mystery In more than a
century.
Three stewards Of the Jockey
Cluh-which numbers five dukes,
seven earls and Prime Minister
Winston Churchill among its ex-
elusive membership-ioined Scot
land Yard detectives in seeking the
answers 10 these questions:
Was it really Francasal, never
noted as q speed demon, that won
the Two O'Clock race at Bath last
Thursday:
Or was Il Santa Amaro, q horse
with = much more convincing rec.
erd who happens to look like Fran
casal's twin
Who was behind the flood Of bets
on Francasal that engulfed Brit
aims legal bookmakers with more
than . million dollar in wagers
And who shipped telephone wires
linking the Bath race track with
bookie offices all over Britain, 50
that Francesca went off at Z
tempting lO-l
The bookmakers were most an.
xious to determine the answer to
the last question, for they could
have easily layed 5 off their bets
on Francasal at the track If the
lines had been operating normally.
This would have sent the odds On
Erancasal tumbling. Of course.
The Scotland Yard men already
have interviewed FrancaSal and
Santa Amaro, but reportedly had
some trouble deciding which was
which. Both are 2.year-ol6 bay
colts with no Distinguishing marks,
The yard men removed the shoes
Of both horses, hcpEng laboratory
teehnicians could tel them whether
mud On the shoes win show which
horse ran the race.
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Bushnell First
In tournament

The USS Bushnell's softball team
was recently awarded the first
place trophy at a brief ceremony
at the Armed Forces YMCA. The
Bushnell team went indicated In
IA nine game league sponsored BY
the Y, to win the trophy.
The aircraft USS Leyte was sec.
ond place winner, with one game
lost. She lot the game to the Bush.
nell with a score Of 9 to 4, the
first she had lost In two years.
The last game the Bushnell
team played was with Jim Carey
on the mound with the USS Perry
getting the ak, score II to S. Ca.
rey, in winning the last game rack.
ed up his seventh victory Of the
season, and holds league pitchin~
honors with 7 wins and no loss r.
cord. Chief Weigh gets the cred
for the teams two remaining viz
tories.
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National Loop
Home Run Record
Expected To Fall

NEW YORK .B-The National
League, now a stronger hitting
circuit than the American, is a
good bet to eclipse its all time
home run record this season.
With about three-fifthS of the
campaign gone, National League
batters have blasted out 70s HON,
.ers. AT that rate, the years total
weuld reach las. The existing
mark lis 400 set in 1850.
The homer-cunscious Brooklyn
Dodgers, who have walloped So in
their last 50 games, lead both
lea cues in home runs with ll6
The Cincinnati Redlegs, who broke
their own mark of lilo last Sun,
day, are second IN the National
wth liz.
The surging New York Giants
are third with l0l followed by the
Milwaukee Braves. 81, Chicago
Cubs, IS; st. Louis Cardinals, 70;
Philadelphia Phlllies, II: and the
kiaeE-less Pittsburgh Pirates, So.
In the American League, where
SIS honers have been hit TO date
its record is 973i. the Cleveland
Indians are tops with IS. Then
come the New York Yankees with
rs, ST. Louis Browns, 70. Boston
Red Sox. &c; Philadelphia Ath.
letics, 65; Detroit Tigers, Sc: Chi.
cago White Sox, a.; and Washing.
ton Senators, As.
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PITCHING
MARGIN

So was Fondy's walk. But Kin
er's blow, a screaming knee-high
drive toward center field, struck
MikSis on the lee. The haserunuer
was out automatically. the ball was
dead and the rules credit Klner
with a single.
With Fondy on second and kiner
on first Dresser switched from
Meyer to Hughes. jackson Topped
one over the iniiald that fell in
short right for an apparent hit but
Kiner held too tong at first and
was forced at second by Thomp-
sons throw. Thus two were out
even though the first four baIters
had reached first base.
The Cubs made che last attempt
TO break the Shutolt as Joe Cara
giola caught Hughes first pitch
and rifIed it over the right field
sereen-four by less than 10 feet,
Then he hit to Gil Hodges at first
base to end the game
The victory vas the sixth in
seven games for Brooklyn since
the All-Star break.
For the Pirates. Paul Lapaime
picked up where he left off Sunday
and pitched four more scoreleSs
innings to win his fourth game
The Cards had been at bat in the
sixth with one out when the Sun
day curfew forced halt,
In the regular game Pittsburgh
jumped off ahead with four runs
in the first inning against Stu NIL
Ter but the Cards soon caught up,
Blko homered with the bases
empty in the fourth and with Man
ager Eddie Stanky aboard in the
ninth. Peanuts Lowrey drove ia
two runs with triple in the sixth
inning. Cliff Chambers, second of
four st. Louis pitchers. received
credit for his first victory of the
season.
Everybody gets back into the
act today and tonight with a day
game and three night contests in
the American League and day
game, a twilight-night double,head-
er and two single night games in
the National League.
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The conchS win face five mem.
bers Of the Gold Coast Conference
&C. charter members Of that group.
On September II, Key WeSters
win have q look at what Is an an
nual feature Of the gridiron sea-
son IN Miami the Miami Herald
Football Clinic. A top group Of foot
ball experts viii come here and put
on 4 demonstration OF rules, funda-
mentaIs and explain the finer points
Of the games with the high school
squad aiding them. The affairs
have proved highly popular In
other cities.
Thsn, On Sept. 10, HE conehs
Will face 81. AnSass Of West Palm
Beach IN their first regular start
% The season. a week later they
viii meet their first tough oppon.
ons n iho Miami Tech eleven.
Tits with 81. TheTess's ct coral
Cahles and So. PsfFiek's 81 Nj.
smi Beach fellow ln Successive
weeks.
on October .. the Key West
eleven win run into another tough
opponent In Constance High OF
North Miami. Although they are
playing their second year Of foot
bali, this school WIN boast Of the
largest enrolment in the Miami
area, and word has II that they
win Be 4 club that viii bear watch.
ing. On October 30, q tilt with Mi
ami Beach has been scheduled.
Key West wiz have an open date
an November 6, and q week later
win play their only road game OF
the season when they journey TO
South Broward TO battle that
school.
After . game here with st. Peter
and Paul, the high point Of the sea
son win be reached when Jefferson
a Tampa comes here for Thanks
giving day clash. Perennial rivals
81 the Conchs, Jefferson Is going to
Be ! tough one. A lot Of intersec-
tional rivalry Is expected to be In
evidence for this game because Of
Che long established ties between
Key West and Tampa. A huge
crowd Il expected.
Season tickets for al nine OF the
Conch games at home are now on
sale from any member of Quart
erhack Club and at Paul Sher's
Jewelry Store. Cost Is eight dollars.
For the first time, Coach Beck.
man viii have Z real nucleus OF
vets TO build around with some Of
his squad enbarking on their third
wear Of football. Conditioning drills
win start August II but the boys
win not don the pads until Septem.
her 1.
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Sports Roundup
BY JACK HAND
tFor Gayle Tatbotf

NEW YORK ills Native Dane.
err another Man o'War2 The evil
ldence is beginning to pile up on
his side. The Dancer has won Is
of II and S658, $40. Man O. War lost
only l in II and earned SIS. 465
i'm the pre-inflation days of 1919 and
1920.
As ALI Vanderbilt's Grey Ghost
continues to dwarf the 3-year-old
field, his defeat in the Kentucky
Derby becomes more difficult to
figure. Call ii bad racing luck or
IA superb performance by Dark
Star, the fact remains that Eric
Guerin is destined to go down
through the years as the jockey
who lost the derby on the Dancer.
Jim Norris might as wen Ga
back to the fight business and get
busy signing Randy Turpin- Bobc
Olson. His jamie K. just ain't
going to catch The Dancer. jim
must know it now after that humil.
liating defeat in the Arlington
| Classic when jamie K. finished
fifth while the Dancer scampered
home nine lengths ahead of the
second horse.
Any doubt about the Dancers
ability to run on an off track was
removed by his performance in
the heavy going at Arlington. He
won on a sloppy track at Saratoga
last year but all his other races
had been over a fast strip. Never
| did he win as easily as in the
Classic.
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Homecoming Tilt With
Jefferson Is Featured

Thanksgiving Day homecoming tilt with the jeff
Of Tampa eleven tops the list of nine home
scheduled by the Key West High School football squad
n the coming season. it announced Monday with the
release of the 1858 grid schedule by Athletic Director
Winston Jones.
Less than month remains before the Conchs, play
ing their third year of football in recent years. begin
their drills for what promises to be their most ambitious
campaign Coach Ed Beckman will blow the whistle for
preliminary practice sessions August IT.
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Monte Irwin
PAGES Batters,
Aims AT Record
BY SHELDON sAkoWITZ

NEW YORK IN ~ Monte Irwin
may be the first New York Giants
hitter TO win the National League
batting championship since Bill
Terry's .4ol won the crown in 1881
Irwin, climbing steadily the past
few weeks, now is right on the
heels Of setting Red Schoen-
dienSt of the 81, Louis Cardinals.
Schoendienst, VINO has topped the
league since the end of May, is
batting 1894, while Twins average
lis 1881.
During the week Schoendienst
went 6 for IS and .ost seven points,
Irwin. in moving up from third,
gained three points by going .6-for.
Is. Figures include Mondays
games.
BrOoklyn's Carl Furillo. is third
at 1923, followed by Chicago's
frankie Baumholtz at 1921.
In the American League batting
derby George Keil of the Boston
Red Sox again has pulled away
from teammate Billy Goodman.
.Kell, tied with Goodman for the
lead last week, boosted his av-
.erage to 1888, while Goodman slip
ped back into the runnerup spot
with 1926.
KelI collected seven hits in IS
trips and raised his average four
points. Goodman vent 5-for IS
and suffered a three-point decline
0reStes (Minnie1 Minoso of the
Chicago White Sox remains third
with 1922. In going S-for %, Min
oso Skidded two points.
Ted Kluszewski of the Redlegs
and Eddie Mathews OF the Braves
are tied for home run honors in
the National League with Is apiece
and Roy Campanella of the Dod-
gers has the most runs batted in,
So.
In the American League Cleve-
lands AL Rosen is tops in both
departments with % homerS and
"a RIBS.
Pitching laurels still go to Mil.
waukee's Lew Burdette and Ed
Lopat of the Yanks. Burdette sports
a perfect TO won-lost record to
lead the National League and
Lopat heads the American loop
with a 10-l mark for a 800 per-
centage.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Tourney To End

MARIETTA, Ga. U - Augusta
and Pensacola, Fla, meet here
tonight in the finals Of the Region
Is. District Z Pony League baseball
tournament.
The winner VIII 60 to Florence.
S. c., Monday TO represent the
district in the regional tournament.
Augusta advanced To the finals
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The Saratoga-at-Jamaica season
opened yesterday. That's the GIN.
mick BY which they make enough
money from the New York City
clients to run the meeting at the
beautiful upstate horse park. They
actually move to Saratoga Aug. 3
to run through Aug. 70. Native
Dancers next start viii be up
there in the Travers, Aug. Is.
New York just finished the
e mpire City-at-Jamaiea meet.
ing last week, although there has
been no Empire City track for
several years. The cid Empire CITY
plant now is Yonkers Raceway,
where the harness horses trut and
pace under the lights,
With New York attendance and
handlers fighting to stay even with
last years level and New jersey
track that New York fans deserve?
be before they build the modern
track that New York fans deserve
The day when somebody opens
q horse track In New Jersey, lust
across the river at the end uf the
Lincoln Tunnel, MAJ be closer than
you think.
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Action Slated In
Island City Loop

The Cuban Club and the Mike
Plumbers nine will cross bats to-
might at Wickers field.
Both clubs won their opening
games played Sunday, the Cuban
Club over the Overseas Trans. Co.
and Nike Plumbers won over
Chuck Sandiches.
Mgr. Valdez of the CubanS will
.use his star pitcher on the mound.
haki Rodriguez, with Pazo on the
receiving end.
Mgr. Quesada of the plumbers
viii use Quiro Diaz to fire his
.slants at the Cubans or he may go
jim there himself and stop the Cub.
ans. J. Rodriguez viii be the cacth-
Ter.
The Cubans viii line up some
thing like this:
Pazo. c. c. Valdez 2b. Anguiera,
.cf, X. Rodriguez, p. Cascade. If, ].
Gonzalez, 3b. c Lastres, lib Lab
.rada, SIS
The Plumbers will be, ]. Rodri-
fguez. c. Aibio Acevedo. SIS r. SAINT
.l47, ST. Paul, outpointed All Pelle-
GRIM. $50. New Orleans. 10.
SAGINAW, Mich. - Al Andrews,
!15312, Chicago, outpointed Pat
Mani. 147. Syracuse, NY, 8.
CHATHAM. NIB. WON Du-
belle, 1875 Bale Ste. Anne. NIB,
awarded decision over Joey Greco
Il6o, Jersey City, Nj, 4. (Greco
refused to answer bell)
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1858 Key Vest HIS.
Football Schedule

tcLlP AND sAvEl
Sept. ll-Clinic
Sept. l8-Si. Annes
Sept. 25-Miarni Tech
Oct. 2-Si. Theresa
Oci. 9-St. Patrick's
Oct. l6-Bishop Hur.
ley
Oct. 23-Conslance
Oct. 3O-Miami Beach
Nov. 2-Open
Nov. l3-Souih Brow.
ard%
Nov. 2O-St. Peter and
Paul
Nov. 28-IeffersOn of
Tampa
Away
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
jacksonville IS. Charleston rs
Columbia ia. Savannah "a tsecond 10
innings)
Columbus 81, Macon 10
Augusta 20, Montgomery -
TODAY's SCHEDULE
Augusta at Columbus
jacksonville at Columbia
Macon nt Montgomery
Savannah at Charleston
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ana 3b. J. Mira, %. A. Alonzo CT
Canaleio, 1b Quesada, If, P. Rod
lriguez, IF and Diaz p.
Remember fans at WickerS Field
IS pm. tonight.
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Gene Wedding If the Yankees
won the batting title in every min
Or league in which he played.
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Baseball Results

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
BROOKLYN ., Chicago 0
Pittsburgh 6. ST. Louis
ST. Louis ., Pittsburgh Z
tOniy games scheduled
TopAY's SCHEDULE
81. Louis at New York CNl
Chicago at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (Nl
Milwaukee at Philadelphia tO tN)
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Boxing Results
MONDAY NIGHTS FIGHTS

BY The Associated Press
BROoKLYN--Randy Sandy. I55
New York, outpointcd Lee Sala
I6ola, Donora, Pa, 10.
NEW oRLEANS-Del Flanagan
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by defeating Marietta 81 in the
semi-finals last night.
Pensacola beat Alexander City,
Ala, 10 in the other semi-final
game.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chattanooga 5, Atlanta
Birmingham s, Nashville 4
Memphis 1t New Orleans postponed
vet KrOundsl
Lite Rock Al Mobile tpostpOned-rainI
----
TODAY's SCHEDULE
Chattanooga at Atlanta
Nashville at Birmingham
Little Rock at Mobile cd
Memphis at New Orleans
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
BY The Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
tNo games scheduled
ALABANEA.FL0RIDA LEAGUE
North All-Stars Q, South All.Stars
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City q. indianapolis 3 Go inningsl
81. Paul ., Charleston I'll innings)
Columbus al Minneapolis tplayed at for
mer date1
tonly games scheduled
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto 8, Montreal t10 inninRSl
Ottawa IL, Buffalo o.
Springfield 4, syracuse !
Rochester 5, Baltimore
TEXAS LEAGUE
Houston 4, Tulsa 3
Oklahoma City Z. San Antonio ,
Dallas J, Beaumont 0
Shreveport 8. Fort Worth Z
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
(No games scheduled
TODAYsS BASEBALL SCHEDULE
ny The Associated Press .
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Cleveland CN)
washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at st. Louis CNl
Boston at Chicago tNl
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at Kansas City
Indianapolis at Louisville
Charleston at Minneapolis
Columbus al ST. Paul t21
ALARAAGA-EL0RIDA LEAGUE
AndaluSia at Fort Walton Beach
Gfaeeyille at Panama City
Eulaala at Dothan
TEXAS LEAGUE
Houston at Tulsa
San Antonio at Oklahoma City
Beaumont at Dallas
Shreveport at Fort Worth
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto at Montreal
Buffalo q Ottawa
Springfield At Syracuse
Baltimore At Rochester
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CLUB STANDINGS

.NuuChs odiuhiSH ouup - wv
Thursday night at PM, Chuck
Sandwiches VS.. Overseas Co.
The first gasoline driven boat
.putt-putted a few yards on the Riv.
Ter Seine in Paris back in 1887.
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ALL READY FOR THE STORMY SEASON!
hs not
sruedb Re Of IN nmm
uroS ar vii srss
BY Jsesa d ~ msm PeaoH
3 s1aaaa naandLn Miami a.. as n
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RASEBAIL STANDINGS
ny The Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
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