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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-18
Don Romolo Murri ekskomuni-

ciran. IL Italije je doSla vest,
da ie izrekel papez Phi Y. veliko
cerkveno prokletstvo mad znanim
izredno nadarjenim vodjem lrrse.
socijalistov Italiji, XII je bill zad-
mic tudi izvoljen V drz. zbor, don
RomolOm Murrijem. - Murriiev
"greh" Sc da kratko znaeiti ta-
ko. da Sc nj hotel in nj mogel ma
vduSiti "a tisti glasoviti "demo-
kratizem", cegar dusevni ocetje
in javni voditelji so Skofje in dru
gi enaki "demokratje". Oficijel-
no dole Murrija. da Sc nagiba k
socijalistom in republikancem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-18

zakaj jezuiti svojih samosta-
nih ne POLO? Pri pojedini gradu
ceSarja Freedrika |. ki .je bill znan
kot odlocen svobodomislec. so Sc
o TEN razgovarjali gostje: zakaj
jezuiti svojih samostanih ne
pojo tako kot drugi mcnihi. "Ro-
parske ptice sploh ne POLO" je
odgovoril cesar Friderik T.. XII je
incl jezuite zelo zelodcu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-18

" Budapest so socialist OBJ
prihodu cesarja obdrzavali 20
liudskih shodov, ma kterih so "a
htevali sploSno in enako volilno
pravo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-18
Hrvatska vlada je prepovedala

Hrvatska vlada je prepovedala
nositi orozje in hraniti streliivo
vsem osebam, Xxi MISC V javni sluz-
bi. Y kateri orozje neobhodno ra-
bijo in cello omejila prodajanje
orozja in streljiva. V osmih dneh
Sc mora vse ,orozje in vse muni-
cije izroeiti oblastim. XII iih bodo
shranile. Tujci, pri katcrih Sc bo
naslo orozja. bodo izgnani. Oroz-
nj listi ne veljajo. Vlada je izdala
tudi ostre odredbe glede oglasa-
MIA tujcev. Gospodarji morajo
tudi takoj, ako ma tujcevem obna-
sanju opazijo kaj "sumljivega"
to javiti Oblasti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-18

= v zitakurskem gorskem okra-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-One nile. Star Thistle. ~ Ken
nedy). 4 70 1 Won. John A. ll2 Brooks. % I.
second; Lawton Virgins. 10 Powers. Il 70 70
third. Time. l.sL Moorish King. Pert. and Wool
windeF also ran.
sECOND RACE-FiTe and ore-hah frrlonss Jane
swift. Oz CKounedy}. : % 5 Won: kerry. lG
Powersl). i % s. second: Tin O-Toole. 10 (Rieel
10 I. third. Tine. los SS. Ampedo. Willie
Greeg. AL Alone. Ia Lorde. and Bavaria also ran
THIRD RACE-One ard oae-eighth miles Gar.
los iKeunadyl 5 20 Q won; Far West. IL cullen.
even. second: Vox P0puli u3 WALSH. 70 !, third
Tine IS3 Is John Carroll also ran-
FOUTTH RACE-0Ee and ous-guarter aaileS Joe
Madden. ~ Cshuungl. 20 !. won: Guy Fisher.
IIs tPouersl. % % J. second: High Private l2f
Ieel 3 70 > third. Tine. 2s0 25. Donald Nc
Donald Hauigan. ana J. H. Reed also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FiTe furlongs. Waterbury lo9
(Aubuchonl. Is 70 5 Won: ColloQuy. II fKeunedyl
70 s. second, Elizabeth Hsrwood s. tRusseIIl
3 20 l. third. Tine. IS2 Footped and Dominius
Arvi also ran
SIXTH RACE-One msle. Capt Burnett. is
kennedy. % s. Wos; Grande Dame. lc7 CHensyl.
TO s. second. Arcour1. II3 lPcUsTsl. % J. third
Tine. I,aa. Charley Hseney, Ben sand. and Friar
q FIgin also ran
Oberon lo3 CBrooksl. even Won; joseph X. lol
Isicel. y 20 7. seccnd; GOldWsy. lo5 'ShlIinEi. 3
70 2 third Time 2sa3 King q the Mist
Dredges. Prince 4 Castle. and CHARLEY Peine also
rln
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
MILDLY GYMNASTS YIN OUT
University of Pennsylvania Beaten
in Close Dual Meet.
Capt. WaddIRGton, Of Navy Team,
ExceIs-Events Are Close and
Holly Contested.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md. March s.-The Naval
Academy gymnastic team triumphed over
the gymnasts OF the University Of Penn
sylvania in the dual contests here this
afternoon The score was p 70 30 points
BY winning the meet the Middies now
have the call over the Quakers. having
defeated them in all branches OF sport in
which teams representing the two in
stitutions have competed. In years gone
by Pennsylvania was something Of rival
Of Navy, and IL was several years before
the sailor lads finally took the Quakers'
scalp in football
The events in tO-day's contest were al
closely contested. and as a whole the
performances Of the participants were OF
the first order and the best seen here this
year. IN fact. in some cases. the com
petition was so close that the winners
only got their victory BY a margin or a
fraction OF a point
Waddington. captain OF the Navy team.
was the star individual performer OF the
meet. getting a place in each OF the
three events in which he was entered.
The summary.
Horizontal har-Won By Waddington. Nav Brad
ford. Pennsylvania second. LaAiOut. Navy. third
Trmbiing-Woll Pennsylvania. and KELLEY Penn
sJlrEnia. tied for first keifer. Navy third
PErallei b1Ts-WOn hs Waddington, Navy; LsMont
Navy. second. Kelley. Pennsylvania. third.
side horse-Won by Liedke. Pennsylvania; lamont
SaTy. second. McCahe. NaTy. third
Flying rings-Won hy LINN. Navy: Bradford
PENNSYLVANIA. second WaddinCt0n. NaTy. third
Jrdses-C G. Beueriein and J. Iorett Of ths
FoeTwur7s TunTereiu and n. r. Mueller o. -,
BOclst Point Turnyerein- Nary-H A. Wadding
ton. cartain. and Y. D. ChaDline. manager. Score
3 points Pennsylvania +. Bradford captain
and A. kItsOn. T.. manager. Score. % points.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
EMERYvILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs Ketchemike. 10
fKeoshl. g 20 s won. May Amelia. l15 lkmgl- 5
% L second: Pimrkin. lOs CTsrunl IS - s third-
Tine. i.l5A& OsoTine, Tciler Suc0eed. and Patton
also ran-
SECOND RACE-Four tlrlcnEs- Onie James. f7
iArchibalD. Is 70 l. won. Barouia. III (ButWelD
10 L second. Indian Maid lOs CDeTerchi. 4 IN
I. third Tine. O,95-S Madeline L. Garaicht
Injection. A. Gulch. Kittie Rodd. and Pride Of
Lismoge also rsn-
THIRD RACE-One nile and tEsnty yards. R0se
Queen. q CTaplinl. IS % s. Won; Tony Faust l0s
Burns. Is 20 5 sec0nd; Orzgna. g Cars, 70 l.
third. Time, 1854. Bockstcne and BeilWether also
rsn
FOURTH RACE-Tvo and ouequarter miles
Clamor. 100 CT.uxtonl. * 10 /. Won; Animrs IA
CButweID z u ;. second; Frestoue. 10 CButlerl.
to l. third Tine s0i % Milford. Nadz1. Mont
somery. Bag Bow and Lady Alicia also ran-
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yardS
Barney Oldfed. Te5 ARCHIBALD. . 20 ]. Won; The
Peer. q lRossl Il to 8 second; Arnout 90 (DeTe--
ics) 10 20 J. third Tine l:i9- Dainty Belle.
Brookleaf SIR Lynnewooi. WuerzbszrEer, Bucket
Bnga6e Alcibiades. ard Talausrd also -sn.
SIXTH RACE-Five and ouehalf furlonss rrois
Temp. ID DIcIntyrel % I. Won: Bubbling Water.
i0s fBurus). u Q second; Rubia Grunde. is
Butler. to l. third. Time. % COtytto Work
box. Warden. Fred Aiaier. Dandy Fine. and False
Nun also ran-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
BARS OUT RAH! Raj! BOYS
MeAleer, of st. Louis, Says Nix to
College Talent.
Veteran Baseball Manager Says
''Give Ne the YOangster from
the Lots Every Time"

st. Louis, No, March $40 rah-rah
boys for my team" remarked Manager
McAleer. as the university baseball play
er's efficiency came up for discussion.
Outside of Fred Tenney there are mighty
few first-class ones that ever made good
Give me the boy from the dumps The
college player. az a rule. does not have
TO make his living by baseball. Back in
his Uranium there always turks the idea
that with his education. II he wants TO
quit the game at any time he can do so.
and be reasonably assured of making a
living But the boy from the lots? Well
II he wasn't playing baseball the chances
are he couldn't wieid pick FOR more than
N.5O a day. Something like that would
have been his fate If baseball had not
interviewed. That's why he plays all
the time 10 make good. knowing that
failure means back 10 the dump for
him.
Then. again, many collegians act as
II they were eondescending. when they
join a baseball club. That spirit doesn't
go in a big league. Then, too. college
players nearly always have to be taught
all over again. as they seldom receive
competent coaching, unless they hire a
big league educator.
There are a number Of college players
who have made good In baseball. Com
pared with the total. their number is
insignificant To-day the college player
IS becoming less a factor instead OF in
ereasing his baseball standing. Good
players who came from universities 10
professional baseball, have gone 70 col
lege in seven cases out Of ten, because
Of their baseball ability. If they get into
the big league II is because they knew
baseball before they ever got an edyca-
fIon
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
CANTILLON ON THE JOB.
Nationals Manager Teaching Pitch
ers How TO Handle Bunts.

Nationals Manager Teaching Pitch
ers How 10 Handle Bunts.
In these days, when the Washington
team is partaSing of its hrst work of
the season, Manager Cantiuon' deems 4
wise, in view of the fact that he has a
nearly experienced outfit TO teach the
youngsters the inside points OF the game,
and has accordingly taken johnson and
Groom. the pair Of slab artists who are
booked 70 the bulk OF the work IN land
ing Washington near the top. in tow. and
is dev oting much OF the practice time 10
instru ting them in the Art Of handling
bunts.
Whey Johnson first made his appear
ance ia a Washington uniform last sea
son he filled the bill in every way, with
the exception Of handling the slow. teas
ing ones. While marked improvement
was noted in the work OF the Idaho Won
der before The end Of the season, Can
tiIlon is not yet satisfied with his style,
and as Groom seems in similar straits,
the pair are slated for severe daily work
outs along this line.
A portion OF the National coqtract.
Whlcn nearly ali or the players have
signed, and which Is highly commend
able on the face OF IL. Is the booze clause.
which prohibits the working men 70 par
take Of aforesaid Joy water" at the risk
Of forfeiting large amount Of the long
green called for IN the same document
Charley Street is having a lot OF
trouble with boiIs on the face and neck.
but still finds time 20 boost the Coast
wonder. Groom Groom Is Highlander.
and, il Streets opinion Is 70 be taken. IS
one Of the best that has ever been de-
veloped on the Pacific Slope, and fully
capable Of holding down a big league job
He is touted as being able to go the full
route. a fact which viii doubtless prove
impressive 10 the Washington fans. who
seem, above everything else, to be par
ticularly abhorrent = the balloon stock.
The aggregation is in readiness for the
game to-day with the Houston club, and
as but few have shown any III results
from yesterdays contest, a fair showing
Is looked for CantillOn will take no
chances with the men, and has instructed
them not 10 extend themselves too much
in this afternoons game.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

President PulHam. Of the National
League. left Nashville, Tenn. yesterday
FOR Florida, where he win spend about
five weeks.
Fred Tenney Is covering the doings OF
the Giants at Marlin Springs for one Of
the New York daiIies- Fred reported for
practice about twenty pounds over
weight
Pitcher Billiard. who was with the New
York Highianders for three months last
year. has been purchased by Al Orth's
Lynchburg club. Of the Virginia state
League
Billy HaIlman. the PhuHes' old second
baseman. IS 20 return 20 his first position
on a professional diamond. He has signed
as a catcher and utility man for the
Denver club.
Wilbur Smith. the Pueblo catcher. has
been sold 10 TIE St Louis Americans
He is said 20 besof major league caliber.
and not likely 20 return 20 the Western
League. at least for some time 70 come.
Leo Hano-d. the SomervnIe GIass)
bOy~FhO W. with Baltimore last season.
and who Wa traded 10 Albany. does not
ike the idea Of PLAYING in the New York
state League, and wants % buy his re-
lease.
Terry Turner. the Cleveland shortstop.
says that his arm. which troubled him
all last season. appears 70 be IN fine
shape now. and that he expects 70 be
able 70 whip the bali across the diamond
as well as ever this year
The s.. Louis Nationals had an exciting
time Tuesday. when the Capital Hotel
where they are stopping at Little Rock.
caught FIRE. The men were all routed ont
OF bed. but the confagratiOn was sub
dued with very little damage
Louis Barbour. who was with Meriden
( last year. has been traded 10 Springfield.
I Of the Connecticut League. for BIZ Yale
and Mike McAndreWs- Barbour was the
! property OF Northampton, and the latter
/ players 90 % that city
/ Fielder Jones sent in his Official resig-
nation yesterday 10 owner Comiskey- and
+ il begins 10 look as II he would surely
keep his word about leaving organized
baseball Hugh Jennings believes that
/ the White Sox win be out OF the running
/ without Jones al the helm. and his opin-
I ion is shared by hundreds Of Chicago
fans.
/ Clarke Griffith has written 70 Joe Doyle
/ formerly OF the New York Americans
/ that in case he IS free 10 sign with Cln-
cinnatl. he can have a chance to make
! good. Griffith had an opportunity TO pCr-
( chase Doyle from Stallings. but refused
70 listen 70 any cash proposition He
7 will give the slow man "A try-out, how
( ever. II he has been released outright, as
/ has been reported
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
DEL IS STILL HOLDING OUT
Washington Second BaSeman Wants
$4,000 Salary.
Says He Has Been ORered $500. by
Managemenf-Laugh at CIeve-
land Yarn.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cleveland, Ohio. March 6.-Jim Dele
hanty. the recalcitrant second baseman OF
the Washington baseball team, is holding
out Tor salary Of 5000 for the coming
season He received a telegram to-day
Offering him $500, hut says that he
knows Of other players who are not as
valuable as he who are getting $4,000,
and that he IS deserving OF just as much.
There is nothing 10 the yarn that
will not sign unless Ban johnson lifts
the suspension barring me from the
Cleveland grounds" he said to-day. I
am not kicking against that punish
ment. 1t gives me a few days vacation,
doesn't it2
NO It Is merely a case OF not enough
salary. I am worth more than $500 10
the Washington club. and I mean TO
get IT."
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
WADDELL SEEKS DIVORCE.
Famous Baseball Player Alleges
Wife Has ~ViOIent Temper"

Special 10 The Washington Herald
ST. Louis, March "a petition for di-
yorce was filed here to-day by George
Edward C'Rube'D Yadder, the famous
and eccentric baseball pitcher The dOcu-
ment charges that Mrs Waddel showed
violent and ungovernabIe temper, -
and that on one occasion. when plain
tin threatened tc leave defendant on ac-
count of her association with persons
distasteful 10 plaintiff. while they were
residing in Lynn. Mass. defendant
caused plaintiff to be attacked by a pair
Of vicious dogs and seriously wounded
and lacerated."
WaddeI at present is a member OF the
St Louis American League ball team
He married Miss May Wynne Skinner at
Lynn in 1903. But troubles in the Wad-
dell family came quickly. His wife had
'Rube" yanked up in Desertion Court in
Philadelphia. She alleged the only food
her husband provided was peanuts at the
ball games. The southpaw said il would
be terrapin and venisOn from that time
on, and was allowed to go his way.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
NEMOS DOWN GALLAUDET.
Y. NJ. c. A. Basketball Team Is Easy
Winner by AZ TO %.

The Memo basketball team of tho
Young Mems Christian Association again
demonstrated its superiority over the
Gallaudet College quint in the latters
gym last evening, by A TO 9.
Taking the lead in the early part OF the
game. the winners were never dangerous
" pressed. outclassing their heavier op-
ponents at nearly every phase OF the in
door pastime. The work Of the for
wards and center Of the Y. II. c. a. team
was particularly brilliant This trio being
the big factor in running up the high
total score. Unless some unknown aspirant
bobs up with claim 10 the light weight
championship Of the city the Nemos will
lay aside their basketball togs until next
season, this game finishing up their
schedule.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
Georgetown Basketball Shooters
Not Allowed to Compete.

As inadvertently stated in The wash
ington Herald yesterday morning, the
members Of the Georgetown basketball
team will not be allowed to represent the
Second Regiment aggregation in the
South Atlantic basketball championships.
The players in question win not be
eligible to bear the colors OF the GHard
team until the expiration of the college
year. This viii greatly dampen the
chances of the Guards for again landing
high honors, as they did last season.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
BENEFIT BASKETBALL GAME.
"StOkey" Thompson Gets Proceeds
OF the Coming Battle.

The Ordways and st. Stephens basket
bali teams viii meet in the National
Guard gymnasium next Saturday night
in the first Of number Of basketball
games for the benefit Of ''Stokey'' Thomp-
son. who is at Emergency Hospital the
result Of injuries received from a fan
from a building some time ago.
The two teams viii be made I'D from
players Of the old professional league Of
19O6-07s and In the roster Will be found
some OF the best players ever developed
in the District
The nne-un viii he
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
ELBERFELD NOT RESPONSIBLE.
Lynehburg Friend Says He Was Not
Cause of Chase DesertiOn.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. March 6.-The Advance.
the local afternoon paper. in its sporting
columns to-day made the following refer
ence to a report coming from the trails-
ing camp Of the New York American
team at Macon, Ga:
"Al this talk about Norman Elberfeld
making peace with Hal Chase and others
in the Yankee fold is bosh. EIberfelo
had no more to do with Chase deserving
the team last season than did the writer
and Chase knows this. No doubt Man
ager Stallings knows the reason ere this.
But why should EIberfeld get credit for
the disruption OF a team that he gave the
very best that was IN him TO keep to-
gether? The truth will come out some Of
these days. and when the Kid does open
up there will be some tabasco talk
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07

First bsse b. Washington. s; HOusr0n. z
Left on -Washingto1. 6. Houston. : Firs
- on balls-OH Burns . Innings pitche5-By
Casev 4. bv Hornslp. ,. b. Tes-eau . Hits made
or CASEY. !. OF Hornshg. 2. oH Tesreau. J. Struck
out-By Burns. s. b. Hornshy 4; h- Tesreau. i.
Tbree-bass hif-McBride- Stolen bascs-Crxia1b.
CIyIner, NeFsman. MoEry- Doubis 7lays-Beil iul-
assisted Bel 20 Newman HE b. pitcher-Hy
Casey. I: hv Burns. L Wud pitch-Tesreau- I'm
pire-8Ir. Spencer Tine % game-I hour and $
uniuutes. At-endznce 100
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
NAVY FENCERS SHINE.
siiddIes Make Fine showing Against
New Workers.

siooies wake Fihe showing Against
New Workers.
SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. March 6-The most In
teresting series OF fencing bouts ever held
at the Naval Academy took place this
afternoon between teams OF nlidshipmen
and the expert swordsmen OF the New
York Turnverein- The contest was OF a
friendly nature. and It IS regretted that
no decisions were given: for while the
midshipmen are far behind in their work.
compared with past seasons. they really
displayed their best form OF the season
to-day.
There were bouts with the foil, dueling
sword. and cane as weapons but the
chief attraction Of the occasion was the
grand salute with the fOils given by
Prof. A. J. Corbesier. the veteran sword
master at the Academy. and Prof. George
Heintz ST., assistant swordmaster az the
Academy
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
aIerkIe Fun of Kinks.

Merkle was the hrst Of the New York
Nationals to fly the distress signal He
developed kink In his arm the other day.
Last faA in that memorable game on the
Polo grounds he developed a link in his
think tank and It cost New York the
championship. Merkle must be fun OF
kinks.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
RAIN PREVENTS PRACTICE.
New York Americans AmuSe Them.
selves with Indoor Games.

Macon, Ca, March GA rainy day kept
the New York Americans away from the
bail park to-day. Such mild pleasure as
pool, bridge. and walks engaged the at
tention OF soma The general conditions
Of all the men is excellent.
new arrival this morning was Clyde
Engel, last year with Newark. and TO be
tried out In the outfeld by Stallings.
Two teams Will begin playing against
each other on Monday one OF the teams
viii be handled by Charley Farrell They
will be the Colts.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
CUT OUT POKER.

No poker playing after srDdosn-
That's Manager GrifBth's first ukase.
Heretofore Il has been the practice Of
sorse players TO consume a iot of electric
light Juice opening iscApots and boosting
fOur-dushes.
No more: no more.
The boys may play cards on daylight
trips." declares Grif. But the midnight
OIL stunt is IN the discard VIII not have
ny men worrying over drawing a third
queen or flling a flush when they ought 20
be rerupeTnting for the next days battle On
the diamond.
Ard tat goes
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
Yale wins swimming Meet.

Princeton, n. J., March S-Honors in
the dual aquatic meet between Yale and
Princeton tonight went to the Yale men
by a large margin. The Blue won the
swimming match by a score Of Ss to IS.
and. then turned in and took the water
polo game. Score 70 0.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
FIRST GAME WON
BY THE NATIONALS
Washington Beats Houston
by Score of l to O.
MAKES A GOOD SHOWING
Pitching of ~BiIl" Burns Is
Feature of Contest.
MAKES A GOOD SHOWING

Team from Capital Does Wei, Con
siderInE Men Had PractIOed but
One Day-HoustOn Has Several Tn
trained Men, but Others in Good
Score-shfness Causes Errors.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
ARMSTRONG TECH WINS.
baltimore Basketball Team De-
feated by 2O-to-9 Score.

feated by 2O-tO-9 Score.
Amid q lot OF noise. the lively quintet
from Baltimore went down to defeat be-
fore the faster Armstrong Quintet last
night. % to g.
Anderson. OF Tech. played his usually
good game His work. though not OF ths
kind 70 win the galleries. was the sort
that fetches home the bacon
Beckwith did wen. but needs seasoning.
Baltimore IS coming fast and looks good
TO capable judges This is her first year
al the game. and their classy style as
youngsters augurs well for future sea-
sons
Shippley executed some pretty plays,
and Capt. Curtis did well
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
PRINCETON WINS
THE CUP TROPHY
Tigers Star in GeOrgetOwn's
Indoor Meet.
IMMENSE SECROWDONHAND
Tom Smith Captures 5O-Meter
Hurdle Event.
IMMENSE ECROWDONHAND

Carlisle Indians Make n Splendid
Showing, and Prove Dangerous
OppOnents-Pennsy Defeats Yale
and Cornell in Sensational Relay
Race for College Championship.
Blues Protest Is Not Allowed.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07

ithaca. n. Y. March s.-The Cornell
fencing team easily defeated the Penn
syivania fencers here tonight BY the
score Of Z to 3 The locals were clearly
superior all the way through
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07

Goals-Ailen 80. Duncan El. Cooley ca. Hoppe
%. Walk t5. ODonneIl %, NcDmald Birt 81,
Hover 81. AuaS. Free tosses-Hoppe o., Rhk.
Time q halves-2 minutes