The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
MERCHANTS ARE
 BEATEN AGAIN

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 . slraIlAr number of people. Part of thi# racket TI.S due 70 some decla3oNs by the nmDtCea, Tn s"Hts aaAcS at least tE1cse decisions nan 1niy hA dezrrlbcd by the word rotten Al one time Sloan was cel oR tFsi hy nearly tHira the length pr hIs o"rl body but he vtnyed In. At times | o %xIlI captain of the prnfAHzleFhi men'u team stUod right In the field and eoachAd one of hig nlen pm Asc- oad and not q word waS urtatGh aUuihst 1t. Ot cotlrBe some 0f the boys were bent oil Eettnk the ns" umpLrea rArtlsd and. maybe, the row d,d get them going a iIttls. All Inc dsci,.ona that 1ooked shHlsy seemed to Fayor thA w1nn+rs-
 sluan sent the frat ball pitched 10 the suretS. Jones vent uht on trst. Ssurnus stnle aecnnd and third. The fielding ssaa rotten. 0'Nenl walked. Murana lost uut In eLeAI4nE hamn. 0+isShy ECt first. On a mUddIe hy ruKKarL waith Eor second ard h1t kipAs of thIuKz happened bstorA the end of the inning.
 Doyle. Ha1rlu4IB md Allan all eaallS teli in the second h1lf
 Jurss Rttd Murine got hurMe tn The .eGond. ofNsilI got a gallery Int nnd stu,kxdsd around the hHsQa until Gr,Esby Kidnapped hIm from tht7d home. CnIe cauEht rruner. Mustard ] get all around ths basah. buL wSa put out near thH plate.
 Tn ths second ha3 thc test tha ; psddlvrr did was piVinr getting to | second haeA
 poyls caught J1TaAs in the thIFd- By a h;eh throw 10 nrzt by Scott5 Allan Murane got aecond. Daniels caught C'Na.Il and then snne IwruI rInhllnG j4r Murano raech home and let oT!SR by reach third W%ith x1s aacond. Crowley caught Rr1ner and at thts time DkcIl wsnt into the HAId rp c,Ach 4 man GT aeCcnd, but the rm- pIre saIt nothing.
 Al last Daniels got home for meU- clIaata. Cole, Doyle. TasgRrs and all hit, Professionals vert to pirnsG and inc h,iaInssa men scared like Vsldhrs ter . time
 rr inc beginning of ths nsxt Lonen uSs cut about 1rs miles but Umpire Cunningham said he was in- Oh, how thar crowd hewiea. But thaf waal nothing untiI Sloan vas NrRc GiIen IT. when A L1nEnuxis would have proven hiIn dsad. and gnle by nIIe. II wss awful, awful JunCs was badly sniea.- e,t by Daniels. h the second hHsf Diamond WAS conspicuous
 The next coutained q clever eaich of Eamusls by Wsith. Diamond 6sldA6 well and put aInan ou. m third. IklnIeis hntssed CTrtgsby.
 Tn the ssoond half rAvinH Snt all ArcCnd by tunnhlss on the other stdc. For the samu rruson Diamond scOTed. Doyle hit 2 two kegEer. Samuels made a foolish attempt to reanh third snd fen.
 Thc professionals aid nothing in uIe n4zt, thanks eo Eoud hrlfinG hy Crowley.
 Ia the IaSL half of the last inning the busIneSs men showed Hcnc elIR9 bu. So did the others. Crowley and D5yIrA both scored. Sloan caught Sanruly. Eurape fslEhled badly. Ar ons time in the game he heIH tne h1ll go long or Iirss whsle hases were be- lnx run that some one remarked that he i1ad rakAn IL rnhCr advisenaeEt un- rli GrI8shg EUt writ cS habcas corpus.
 This inntng En8 ruHint kaIIic for ] casrh by MustAEd Hu held rh6 h:Al!. stumbIcG and fell but arii sn,Iftsd oue DaniCis nnI tlle iaxr chance the busi- nesH mon had.
 The score was IT to Il for Llie pro faasEnlan1 men.
 At+A+ the game Doc Kemp in betHif pS Tony Pole. challenged the winners. Tony is kaid 10 hAv0 a s~cll aEErcEa' Hon.
 Basket Hall.
 The basket ball sAmH between thu HurIey and Thompson teams was a FattIInx performance. The bnyA 1hse wsnt into lE as ls their lIves- depended upon tsIe result and brilliant And speedy york wa6 the ru.e from start to f1niRh. ThOse %h0 did not se0 the ggIne Iu4t somHthinK good.
 ErFldY won by 13 70 g,
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