Class A Winner - Fulton History

iHerolJ Stotesmon, Yonkers, N. Y., SaC'Kug. 23, 1958
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Griff Hints At Nat Franchise
Class A Winner
Yankee Rookie Squad Here Monday NightMinneapoli
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Next Home?
Meet Haveys
At Fleming
WASHINGTON <f» - The Washington Senators, niter .>S season
in the capita], may ask permission
soon to shift to Minneapolis.
Club President Calvm Griffith
refuses to be pinned down.
Griffith denied yesterday r e p o r t
he already had decided to seek
American League approval of a
transfer.
But, to the relief of Minneapolis
interests hoping to bag a major
ieague franchise. Griffith added he
hain't made up his mind one way
or the other.
Whether other American League
ciub owners would tolerate a move
out of Washington was still ar.oth-er question.'
Several, including Tom Yawkey
of Boston and Del Webb of New
York, have declared the Ameri an
League ought to remain in the
capital for reasons of prestige.
They also contended that despite
skimpy attendance in recent years
Washington^ is a sound baseball
The Yonkers Lud-Dale Association is bringing the New York
Yankee Rookies to Yonkers Monday evening, with the Lud-Dale
Haveys supplying the opposition
for An Dede's Rookie Squad. The
site is Fleming Field, and the
game will get under way at 8 p.m.
after pre-game ceremonies. Proceeds from the contest will be
used to further Lud-Dale youth activities.
The Haveys should prove to be
top ^competition for the Yankee
Rookies, although the Rookies
are not likely to run into ace
righthander Hank Fischer. Fischer pitched this afternoon against
city.
'
New Haven in the Connie Mack
President Will Harridge of the
championships.
American League said he had reBut the rest of the Havey squad
ceived no word from Griffith about
would appear to be a formidable
a decision to move.
opponent for the Rookies. Both
Minneapolis is considering exclubs feature players in the same
pansion of its modern stadium to
YANKEE ROOKlES^The New f
age designation and off the respec41.000 capacity, almost double the
tive records, the teams.seem well York Yankee Rookies, who will j
present size. Ancient Griffith Stamake their first appearance in
matched.
dium seats about 28,500 and is selYonkers on Monday evening at |
dom, filled.
LEEWOOD CHAMPS — Mrs. wood Golf Club yesterday, after
Fleming Field, posed for this
Congress has authorized a new
The Rookies are a 14-man shot recentlv at Yankee Stadium.
Club
Joseph Spencer, right, receives winning the Women's
10.000-sear
arena for Washington.
Mrs. Jones was squad, with four pitchers listed on Left to right, its Richie Wohlcongratulations from Mrs. Lee Championship.
but
Griffith
dislikes the location
the runner-up. — Staff Photo by the roster. As is the case macher, Bob Kacmarek. Bill
and, as owner of his present quar|
Jones on the 18th hole of Lee- Warren Inglese.
with the Dodger Rookies, this Milinis. Richard Rice, Jack Schuters, is sensitive about % becoming
Yankee squad is comprised of macher, Bob K o h l e r ,
Jim
• g g i ^ h r i v a l a tenant elsewhere.
NEW
YORK
f.yi
—
Gil
Turner
whipped
Red!
by
unanimous
deci-jN.
J.,
pestered
his
slu
boys from the metropolitan . area Ferry, Lenny Benedetto, Hank
exclusively. Pitchers Bob Kohler Backmann, Len Dellolio, Bill had his first victory of the year to- sion in their 10-rounder at Madison (through the first half ofthe brisk' , i nThe Griffith family has contoiand Jim Ferry are from New Lanza, Ron Deutch, and Mount day—a decision over Stefan Redl— Square Garden last night. But win battle. Moving in and out-and side! = stocjc interest in the team and
., _, °
, ., . ,
'now wields a clearcut majontv in
<\nd his manager already was hol- or lose, the ever-pressing PhiladelYork City, Richie Rice from Vernon's Tom Nelly. •
to side, Redl •scored with jabs and ,,„
phia
contender
gives
the
fans
a
uss board of directors,
lering
for
a
title
shot
with
welterLynbrook, L.I.;' and Don Praizner
rights to the body and head.
j ,\mid all the conjecture over a.
good show.
weight
champion
Virgil
Akins.
from Newark, N.J.
"We'd draw a zillion in Phila- "We'll use both Turner and Redl The second half of the scrap, (possible move, the club's secreAll four of the hurlers are sixdelphia." said manager Georgie soon," said Harry Markson.. man- and especially the vital last twoltary, John E. Powell, and Trea>footers, and three of them,arcKatz. "Remember, Gil is the last aging director of the International rounds were dominated by Turner, juror C. F. Jacobsen resigned yesrighthanders,
Kohler being the
fighter to beat Akins. He did it Boxing Club. "They put on a good "^he three officials had Turner terdav.
lone southpaw. Reports are that
easv in Atlantic City, Sept. 18, f i g h t . " •
ahead by the following scores:
•a
Jacobsen said he wanted to giv«
The 9th Ward Dems advanced with a fine stop and toss to sec each of the four rely on the fast1957."
Referee Teddv Martin, fi - -3 1: Griffith a free hand and didn't
'
That
it
was
from
the
opening
.... to the semi-final-; of the citywide ond.
ball pretty much. There has been
That was the twenty-seven-year- bell. Redl. a superbly conditioned Judge Harold Barnes. 7-3; Judge'want to be associated with any
Babe Ruth playoffs at Fleming
no indication from Dede on just
old Turner's last victory until he twentv-five-vear-old from Passaic, Mike Davidowitch, 6-4. The AP move to take the franchise to anField last night, stopping Feuers, In an All-Star game which pre- who is to be his starting pitcher.
had it even in rounds, 5-.i, but j other city. Powell indicated he
7-2 Lou Petti went the distance ceeded the Ruth tilt, the East Yon- In the catching department, the
MOUNT VERNON -* Mount VerTurner the winner.
agreed with Jacobson.
for the Dems, pitching a six-hit- kers Stars edged their Northeast Rookies have three — with Mount non Standards defeated Eastchestter, walking eight and fanning coutnerparts 4-3 with a run in the Vernon's Tom Nelly the most weller Go-Go Boys, 4-0, and Yonkers
Top Angler
eight, while Henry Naglieri pitched seventh inning.
known around here. Nelly was the
the distance for the losers and With one down in that frame, ace of the Mount St. Michael Olympians turned back Mount VerFAIRFIELD. Conn. — Eileen
yeilded but four hits.
Preston Denby walloped a single squad this past season, and is a non Sundowns, 4-1, in last night's
Fennessey of Yonkers. a teacher
However, the Dems bunched through the middle, then stole sec- fine ball player. The other two re- twi-night twin bill of the Mount
their hits at the opportune mo- ond to put the ptential winning ceivers are Richie Wohlmacher of Vernon Invitation Softball League
in the New Rochelle School sysments, and made the most of a run in scoring position. Jerry Pap- New Hyde Park, L.I., and Roger
at Hutchinson Field.
The fabulous King and His Possessor of more tricks than|tern, won the Sailfish crown here
few walks and passed balls. Jim antonio was equal to the' laks, Mason of Union, N.J.
Court—the
four-man touring soft- Mandrake. Feigner and his unit at-the Fairfield Beach Club with
Schlegel. came up with two im- belting a clutch hit through the
Rush Riley kept the Standards
portant hits for the Dems, his left side to knock home the win- The rest of the Rookie cast is in the thick of the title-scrap, one ball squad .of pitcher Eddie Feig- also put on an entertaining show- the largest catch reported.
By The Associated Press
well set, with Len Dellolio of half game back of the New Ro- ner and three assistants—will make as well as playing professional
first starting a three-run rally, ning tally.
The program didn't say so, but
Nyack at first-base; Bill Milinis chelle Royals, when he blanked Fleming Field the scene of their softball.
and his second driving home two
the
way things turned out it could
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of Brooklyn at second; Don Eastchester with a nifty two-hitter. 1958 Yonkers visit Tuesday night.
Colts Schedule Day
ABRH
AB R H
have been "Stanley Dancer-Eddie
The
SYL
squad
will
be
comMelega
of
Jersey
City
at
short2
Pufalil.
Naglieri had a good day at the R'mallo
2 1 1
The Standards got all four of their Supplying the opposition will be the prised of 18 players. Put to a vote.
Night" at Yonkers Raceway
For Lamb At Opener Cobb
3
Accanttl
1
stop; Bob Kaczmarek of Wood- runs off Joe O'Malley in the fifth.
plate for the losers, socking a S'vastano
South
Yonker
League
All-Stars,
A
last
night.
S'lesel
0
Naglien
the
18
players
selected
include
inside, L.I. at third-base; and Len
triple, double and single in three Petti <
0
Erebes
Of Football Season
Dancer drove four straight win2
Benedetto of Bridgeport, Conn.. Fred Semp sprinkled five safe- representing the top players in fielders Gene Regan, Les Smith.
appearances. Richie Erdoes had Sico
0
Reino
ties
in
tossing
the
Olympians-to
ners and Cobb won three races.
that
loop.
Ed
O'Dowd,
Butch
Kitchens.
Billy
2
0
Winston
Ron
Deutsch
of
Staten
Tsland
and
two hits for the losers, while Sch- H'singer
4
'"Bill Lamb Day" originally
0
C'didlo
Kcyes
Dancer's first victory-was with
Game time at Fleming is set Toone. Dick Boryk. Wicky Fields
legel had two for the winners.' Juriek
Hank Backmann of New York triumph. Herb Hesselgrave and
3
0
Borkon
slated
for last weekend by the Mister Knight ($45.40) in the fourth
Ed
Magee
shared
the
Sundown
and
Jack
Hanney.
In
the
outfield.
for
8:30
p.m.
3
0
City in the outfield,
Richie Smith proved to be the Smith
Pufalil
mound chores and together were The King and his Court, of its Bob Ormond. Jack Codi, Herm Colts Boys Gub, and subsequent- race. He then reined home Canny0
Shankla
defensive standout for the Dems,
0
Gloom
touched
for eight blows.
course, are well known through- Wilson, Larry Pape. Tony Chuilli ly-washed away by precipita- Scot ($5.30) in the featured, fifth,
playing his position flawlessly, and
out
the United States. Feigner has and Bob Stankey. The pitchers are tion, has been rescheduled for Noble Adios f'S13.70) in the sixth
The Haveys, of course, have yet
starting one snappy twin-killing
27 7 4
23 2 6
pitched well over 100 no-hit games Bob O'Brien of the Blue Jays, I^eon the opening of the Colts football and Knight Pilot ($13.70) in the
to lose a game in Connie Mack
during the club's 10 years of tour- Harris of Dow Post and Hank season, it was announced today. seventh. Big Bertha, his only other
and Westchester R e c r e a t i o n
ing, and the four-man unit has Bechtold of the Lud-Dales. Tim
The Colts group was to honor entry, was last in the ninth.
League competition. With a repeat
Richardson
will
handle
the
catchappeared
in
foreign
countries
as
Cobb scored with Honest Chief
Lamb — for 10 years an official
Eastern championship fight looming.
well for the State Department.
at Colts athletic contests — with ($10.30) in the second. Spud ($5.30)
ing, its not known who Havey
a game and open house last in the third and Prince Ambrose
boss Jack McCormick will use
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($5.30) in the eighth.
against the Rookies, but he may
m Sunday.
use more than one pitcher. Jack
Janeczko, Jack Bonanni, Joe
Glaser and Joe Francis are all
PACOY3
BLUE-JAYS
EARTHS ASStf.
YORLIKS
MOUNT VERNON—
AB R
AB R H
' AB R H rested and ready.
AB R H
3 3 2 S'tino 2b
P.P'mert
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SATURDAY. AUO. 23, 1958
ones to do unto the next guy be4
McP'lps If
Nigrello
1
J.Lewer
Ormond If 1 0 0
ever,
had
to
stagger
to
pull
out
4
Cortese cf
T.P'merl
1
A.Morelll
Ch'fca lb.c 3 0 0
FIFTH R A C E FIRST RACE—
fore they get their own come-up4
0
ACh'rlnl
Larocco c
Regan cf
2 2 ' 2 the win over Pacoys, with a twoP'zeUki
11.
1
JUNIOR TROT
Free
For
B TROT. 1 Mile Si 500.
pances,
go
to
the
aid
of
the
Boy's
3
0
McS'on 3b
Mancu.«l
Vigluccl
R'lnsky rf
2 2 1 run homer by Steve Ravinsky in
Mile • T h e Monitor'
S6.C00.
Prob
4
0
Club
of
Mount
Vernon
n
e
x
t
Luciani
L'oarra l b
DiSanto
Ryan 2b
2 0 1
Prob.
P.P.
Driver
Odds
3
0
McShane
Borelll
Howie c
2 0 0 the fifth inning the winning blow. Wednesday after dark when the
M c o U rr •
Cx-..:-,
Driver
1. Bright Valour
W. Myer
4-1 P.P.
3
0
Kelly
Z'orakl lb
1 0 0 Steve's booming clout finished off
P'lcarskl
Webb p
OBr-.en
2.
Tatum Hanover
Jordan
3-1 1. Time Me
muscular members of the grunt0
Cuozzi
O'Brien p
3 0 0
2 -]
W. Myer
3. Worthy Stadt
W. Dennis
4-1 2. Wllils L.
a four-run inning after the Jays and-grimace fraternity return to
S -1
J. Dennis
t. Singing Sword'
Wingfle'.d
6-i 3. Model Hrlr
>.
26 5 4
30 8 14
24 8 6 were, trailing 5-2.
34 S 9
5-J
). Royal P m t l m *
Wlngatt
fi-t 4. C h s r m i n - Barbara Ratiin'on
Memorial Field with a six bout
6-1
Hodglni
6. P»nn'.« Boy
Welch
15-1 5. Jeffrey Scott
Prior to Ravinsky's belt, a single
15-1
Camden
7. Worth A Call
Mcintosh
8-1 8 Lord Steward
Only two softball games were Palmeri socked another homer and error put two runners on. and benefit program.
10-1
Corley
1. Betty Eden
Safford
S-l 7. Lumber Boy
reported last night, with Yorliks and two singles, and P. Palmeri Bob Ormond's sac sock to center Featured will be that most noble
A E —8h»dydale
Editor
(Camrl*n>
of all do-gooders, Antonino Rocca,
3IXTH RACE—
Hardy Gayie (Winn)
stopping Harths 8-5 in 7th Ward cracked two hits in three swings cashed in the first. Justin Regan's The Flower of the 'Argentine,
A A PACE. 1 Mile - T h e
Elms.'?rd"
single
through
the
middle
deliver$4,500 .
action, and Blue Jays squeaking to keep Harth hurler Kelley duck
against - one Johnny Valentine,
1. Morris Eden
8. Dancer
4-1
SECOND RACE—
by. Pacoys S-5 in South Yonkers ing for shelter. Nigrello didn't ease ed the second, and Ravinsky's stinker first class, F. O. B. De2.
William Way
Haughton
4-1
smash
took
care
of
the
winning
C
PACE.
1
Mile
12.000.
3. H. A. Direct
Pna'.ea
8-1
troit. Other encounters include an
activity.
the pain, adding four more whacks
Camden
5-1 4. Reed's KnlglU
1. .Chuck Rosecrolt
deuce.
Arthur
8-1
Australian tag - teamer involving
Bonacorsa
3-1 5. Highland Laird
2. Donald Adarct
A home run barrage and some for the w i n n e r s , including a
Cobb
5-3
Smith
10-1
3.
Black
Haven
Bob
O'Brien
went
the
distance
the
fabulous
Kangaroos
from
Syddouble.
i? Stevle Frost
Hodglne
10-1
adroit stickwork by the Palmeri
V. Dancer
8-1 7. Easy Adios
4. Wayslgn
Roush
9-2
boys enabled Stan Piekarski to For the Harths, Lewer and Bir- for the victory, allowing four hits ney, "Down Under" how can they
8-1
Cruise
3. Petet P.lct
<-".
Cobb
8. Fleetwood M.
register the win in the 7th Ward rilella socked three hits each. and w h i f f i n g 10, with 'Spider' lose?) vs. the Hamilton freres;
8-1 SEVENTH RACE—
Bell
7. R 1. Hal
contest. Stan was touched for nine Harths also lost the services of Webb the loser, yielding six hits Mount Vernon's own, unbeaten
B PACE. 1 Mile 13.500.
6-1
Rou.«h
3.
B
l
a
r
t
Mlt.
4-:
Redd'.e D a >
Roush
Looie Albano vs. Ludwig (When
hits by the Harth Bunch, but the shortstop Bob Flowers who frac- and fanning three.
A E.—Annette T » M (Belsslnter)
4 .
Cr-j'.se
2.
Black I Win
Palmeri gang smashed eight hits tured his shoulder in a collision
Regan and O'Dowd socked two Will I Ever Win One? Von Krapp;
5-1
Wayfleld (Wilcox)
Pha'.en
3. Poplar Gary
between them, including three at first base, and was removed hits each for the Winners, while Hartsdale's Soldier Barry vs. Pepe
3-1
Kvijr.irn
.lor-sle Direct
t
TRICKY EDDIE — Legerde- be in Yonkers Tuesday evening
Be'.ssimer
fi-l
5 June B>rd
homers, to offset the Harth attack. to St. Joseph's Hospital.
Webb collected two hits and two Chicharro: Tony Martinelli vs.
to face the South Yonkers All- THIRD RACE—
Wineite
10-1
S. LifAj P A T I
main
is
one
of
softball
hurler
Jacques
Jarque,
and
Miguel
Perez
runs-batted-in
for
the
losers.
R. Palmeri whammed two of the
T
V Dancer
Duke
15-1
7. Ernest
Stars, and this delivery, above,
. I Ml!* $3,500
vs. Irish John Donovan.
r
PJddie Feigner's strong points. is only one of Feigner's many 1. BWoTRO
Edmunds
o-l
3-t 8. Jacoo Hanove;
homers, and added a single; T. The vaunted Blue Jays, how- The box scores:
Phs'.en
:hy Scone
A E —Worthy 'vs--.ee
5-3
i A. M7*r>
Safford
2. Meddler
The "King and his Court" will seizes.
8-1
Haughion
3. Mizzeile
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TurnerAsks For Title Shot
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Boffs Redl For Unanimous 10-Round Triumph
9th Ward Dems
Top Feuers, 7-2
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Softball Wins
To Standards
And Golios
:
'King And His Court\
Here Tuesday Evening
I
ft
Matmen Set
For Date In
Mount Vernon
Palmeri Boys, Ravinsky
Bash The Big Blows...
Yonkers Raceway Entries
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8.
7.
8.
SPORTS
. . . In Passing
Hudson River Country Gub and
pro Lee Armstrong are among the
entries in the third annual National Invitation 72-holc club championship golf tournament at Shawnee Inn Country Club, Pa. which
takes place Sept. 8-11.
The tourney, which includes 18
holes of bestball foursome medal
play, was won last year by the
Country Club of Maryland headed
by pro Andy Gibson. In .T6 the
winner was Knickerbocker CC. of
Tenafly, N.J. headed by Otto Gtriner Both of these units Are entered in this year's competition.
The championship 'is decided on
the Aggregate low gross for the
72 holes of play.
Among other clubs entered are
Clifton CC. of Baltimore, Md..
Hillendale CC. of Phoenix, Ariz..
Washington Golf Club of Arlington. Va., Burning Tree Club of
Bethesda, Md... Mare Island Golf
Club of Mare Island. Calif., and
the Scioto CC of Columbus, Ohio.
CHAMPION
CHIPPIES - Tappan Zee League pennant prior
Het« are the Yonkers Chippewas, to the playoffs with a 10-1
fhAmpioni of the recently con slate, and then stopped OssinmR
eluded Tri-County baseball play- and Valhalla to win the Triotts. Th% Chippies had won the County crown as well. Left to
Dancer, Cobh
Have A Niglit
At Raceway
right, front row, its Jimmy Bell.
Sal Schiliro. Bob MatotA. Frank
Forcelli, Billy Keppler, Al Reagan
An. Ed McEnery, Richie McSpedon, Jimn Foley and N o r m
Davis. Back row, same order,
coach Ed Foley. Billy Sheridan.
Billy Kraft, Vince Wronewicr.
coach John Bell, manager John
Leddy. Ron Petro, Ken Brelesky
aftd coach John Bell, manager John
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item that merits some consideration by the city's football coaches. The dentists are interestrtj in
a new featherbite mouthpiece for
high school football players which
would protect their teeth in contact action. The group has plans
to try and raise the money for the
venture from service organizations
with the association
donating
their service* as well *s some of
the cost.
When it comes to doing things
vsoli the first time, Bob Limekiller
of Yonkers takes the cake. Last
winter he won a bowling tournament in his first try against more
experience rollers, and then during the past two weeks, h* has
suddenly blossomed as a hurling
star.
Bob had never pitched in his
life up to two weeks ago. when
Danny King asked him to work
an important Rec league game
because two starters were indis' Barbara Nullmeyer of Yonkers, posed. Bob calmly pitched a 2-1
the ' Met Senior 4i)0-meter swim- win with a six-hitter.
ming champ, was scheduled ft>
compete in her first long-distance Back he came last Sunday for
event today at Grossingers, when the Yonkers Pioneers in clinching
she entered the l.SOO-meter free- the Colonial League pennant, when
style event. Miss Nullmeyer has Pioneer hurlers were similarly inconfined herself to the shorter dis- disposed, and he wins the crown
tances in the past.
with a 10-1 3-hitter... and he had
a perfect game going for six inThe Yonkers Dental Association nings. The lone run off him was a
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POURTH RACE—
A PACE, i Mile 1.1.500.
1. Highland Boy
Bell
2. Winged Our
Cru: = e
t. Shorty Eden
M MacD Id
4. King Cre*d
Jordan
5. 3 e f Royer
Haughton
8. Maxine's Kn'.ghl
Edmunds
"i. Jerry Perkins
Cobb
9. Battle Front
J. Dennis
'Phalen)
A E - V i c t o r y Flu«h
Btl'.ys Lady (8 D a n c e n
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
.-,.1 EIGHTH PACE
l;-l!
C PACT. 1 Mile
10-111. Waysun
R-l 2. Some Prince
6-1 i 3. Duration
4. Mr Green'.ree
5 The Kisco Kid
6. Bobble B^T
7
Larry Ha.
3. Mighty Duche«s
000
Bell
W:r.gf-.eld
A M-er
Cruise
Smith
B:o»n
C;«:k
Pna'.ea
.1-1
8-i
4
4-1
S-l
S-l
12-1
U-:
NINTf- RACE "l>
B P«.CE. 1 Mile 11
5 :
3 m - —T
• - I Single Ei?re<«
8 l
;.;
Phalen
" J 2 . Evening Call
1
3. Widowers I'.'.rm
Hackeit
4-1
1-1 4. Sky Prince
Winefie'.d
10-1
10-1 5. Rene
Va'.'.eaKey
4-1
4-1 8 Checkout
H« ighton
J-l
10-1 7. Arturo Hanover
A Myer
8-1
Belssinter
8. C'.ara'a Roy
10-1
A E Ton Command
«McInto«W
4
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OBSERVERS SELECTIONS
Bright Valour, Tatum" Hanover. Betty Eden.
Black Haven, Donald Adams. Chuck Rosecroft.
Worthy Scone, Mizelle. Budmites Direct.
Winged Guy. Highland Boy. King Creed.
Willis L . Model Heir. Lumber Boy.
Stevie Frost, Reed's Knight, William Way.
Black 1 Win. Lady Pam. Jonsie Direct.
Bobbie Bov. Mr. Grecntree, Some Prince.
Evening Call. Checkout. Reno.
JRfST BET: LADY PAM. 7th Raco
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