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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-23
Baseball Briefs
For Busy Bugs

BURLINGTON now has lost but five out
of seventeen games played this year.
Two of these five defeats have been
administered by the Indians, the two
clubs breaking even in the four games
they have played Burlington's defeat
Yesterday was the first of the season
on their home grounds.
HolIocher not only has been batting
consistently strong, but is, one OF the
leading run getters on the team. de-
spite his position on the batting order
Of the club. The lad counted two
more runs yesterday. He is danger
GUS man for any team once he is on
the base lines.
That combination Of pitchers-
Bunk and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to agree
with the Indians.
Frank has made shift In his out
field. moving Comstock over to right
and playing lie Beau in center. He
also shifted his batting order. drop
ping Brown to eighth place. This
puts HoIlocher imm ediate1y after Gift
fin, in sixth place.
The Indians resumed third place IN
the club standings yesterday, Clinton
losing and dropping to fifth. The An
sons stepped into first division.
Richards seems to have assembled
a stronger club than the one he pilot
ed last season and his team Is playing
better baseball. The series which
starts today will be virtually battle
for third place.
MarshalItown today and tomorrow.
No game Tuesday.
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BURLINGTON LOSES
FIRST HOME GAME
It Took the Indians to Administer
the First Defeat to Red sox
on Their Native
Heath.
WATKINS rs SLAB HERO
Lefty Again Tames Rohn's sluegers
lie Beau Drives Ball Over
the Left Field
Fence.
Especial to The Gate City.l

Especial to The Gate City.1
BURLINGTON, Iowa, May 22.-Bur-
lington lost her first home game OF
the season today when the Keokuk In
dams, by heavy hitting of Bunk and
Humbarger. coupled with costly passes
and boots by the locals. We're the vic
tors by score of 10 to T. Watkins
was steady at all times and although
he allowed seven blows. he kept them
generally well scattered. 1t was
beautiful contest for four innings, but
the storm broke in earnest in the fifth
when the visitors made three runs
when, with two down and one on base,
Bunk walked Watkins and double
and single following Was responsible
for the runs. Two more were added
in the next, thre.s in the eighth on a
single. double, pass and an error
by McGlade who pegged wild to third.
In the ninth LeBeau got home run,
completing the scoring as the Indians
had made one run in the fourth. Bur
lington scored in the fourth on pass.
a single and boot by Hollocher In
the seventh when Baum dropped
Bold's drive which was followed by a
double by McGlade, single and a
double did the trick in the eighth,
while a wild pitch let in one more run
in the final frame.
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CUBS ARE LEADING
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Defeat Boston Braves in Only Game
Played In President Teners Cir
cult Yesterday.

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BOSTON, Mass, May 22.-While
all the rest of the National league
world was stilled by rain or wet
grounds today, Roger Bresnahan
tried his best not to win. Despite two
bad fumbles in the seventh bv Bres-
nahan and another by Bob Fischer
which, with three hits, gave those
world champ Braves four runs, the
Cubs won to and thereby hoped
blithesomely into first place, ahead
of the Phillies Boston's defeat drop
ped them back to q tie with Brooklyn
for fifth place. Zimmerman's homer
over left field fence in the fourth, was
one of the longest ever poled on the
local grounds. The score:
Chicago. 5-5-5; Boston, 4-7-2. Bat
teries- Vaughan and Standridge.
Humphreys and Bresnahan; Tyler,
James, Whaling and Tragresser-
Umpires- and Ortiz.
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Half Mile Conference Record Brok.
en- by Campbell, One Second
Being Slipped Of
Mark.
WARD LEADS IN POINTS
Chicago Man Equals Conference 100
Yard Mark Of 9 4-5-Mason n
is the Star for
Illinois.

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+ CHICAGO, May 22.-The Maroon
ran and hurdled over the Gold and
Purple here this afternoon, Chicago
winning the annual track and field
meet from Illinois, score IA Is points
to 81 2-3 Campbell broke the confer.
ence record in the half mile run.
negotiating the distance in 1855 2.5
clipping off one second from the for.
mer record Ward, who was Chicago's
chief point gamer. equalled the con.
ference mark in the 100 yard event
when he dashed the distance in 9 As
seconds. Mason was the Illinois star.
The results:
Mile run: Mason, Illinois. first.
Campbell. second; Stout, Chicago,
third. Time, 4:21 3-5.
200 yard dash: knight, Chicago.
first: DESMOND. Chicago, second; Hon.
man, Illinois, third Time, % 1-5 sec
onds.
100 yard high hurdles: Ward, Chi
cago, first: McKeown, Illinois, second:
Ames, Illinois, third. Time, rs %
seconds.
Quarter mile: Breathed, Chicago,
first: Cornwall, Chicago, second:
O'Meara, Illinois, third. Time, 81 So
seconds
Two nile: Mason, Illinois, first;
Goodwin, Chicago, second: CAN'T, I'LL
nois, third. Time. 9:54 3-5,
22D yard low hurdles. Ward, Chi.
cago. first: McKeown, Illinois, second
Ames, Illinois, third. Time, % sec.
onds fiat.
Half mile run: Campbell, Chicago
first; Stegeman. Chicago, second:
Stout. Chicago. third. Time s. 25
New record
FIELD EVENTS.
Pole vault: Culp, Illinois, first; scho-
binger. Illinois, second; Fisher, CHI
caeo. third; IL feet.
Shot put: Desjardien, Chicago. first
Schobinger. Illinois. second; CurrieG'
Illinois, third; IL feet 3 inches. a
High jump: Goeas, Illinois. first;
Rarker and CLAIR. Illinois, and Fish'2r,
Chicago, second. 5 feet II inches.
Discus throw. Desjardien, Chicago,
first: CLAIR. Illinois, second: WindroW,
Chicago, third; 125 feet az inches.
Hammer throw: White. Chicago
first: Iansche, Illinois, second; Scho'
binger, Illinois, third; 12s feet, ~
inches.
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MONMOUTH COLLEGE.
WINS TRACK MEET
Takes Little Five Conference Event
Held at Evanston. with Total
of 81 Points.

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EVANSTON. H.. May 22-Mon-
mouth college today took the annual
"Nttlo FIVE" conference track and field
meet staged at Evanston, with thirty
seven points. Knox college was sec
Ond with twenty-eight points. Beloit
and Lake Forest tied for third with
22i- each Armour Institute finished
last with fourteen points.
In the pole vault. DUR, Lake For
est and 7. Wilcox Of Baloit. tied. DUR
winning the coin toss and the medal.
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LFOSI,E WILL PILOT
INDIANS FOR WHILE
President Somers Will Take His Time
I in Deciding on Successor for
! Joe Birmingham.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 22.-Pres-
ddent Somers of the Cleveland Ameri-
can league team, hadn't made up his
mind today on the man he will pick
las manager for the Indians.
"Pm willing to let Lee Fosle run the
team for a while. while I figure on
the best man. he said. Joe Birminc-
fham, who was fred yesterday, said
his contract holds till 1915, land he'll
istick around and get the money
whether he's manager or not.
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There you are-the first baseball
bargain of the season. It's offered at
Huhinger park this afternoon Inc
MarshaIltown Ansons headed by List
less Lizzie Richards will be the oppo-
.nents for Boyle's Indians.
Poor attendance during the season
TO date at home is responsible for the
reduction in prices that VIII be MADE
this afternoon. The game scheduled
for Tuesday will be played today, so
there will be no game on Tuesday be-
tween the two clubs
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CHICAGO WHITE SOX
ARE LEADING LEAGUE
Defeat of Boston by Rowland's Gre"
Puts Them in Front-Yanks
Drop Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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CHICAGO, May 22.-The White Sox
ripped and banged their way to the
front of the American league this
afternoon by beating Boston II to 8.
The once hitless wonders pounded
Ruth and Collins for fifteen hits for
a total of twenty-one bases. Two
great plays by Eddie Collins were
features. The score:
BOSTON 8 II
Chicago $500 IL 10 D
Batteries: Ruth, r. Collins, Thomas
and Carriean: P.enz. Schalk and DAILY.
EMPIRES: O'Loughlin and Hide
brand.
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purdue wins Track Meet

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PURDUE. Ind, May 22-Aitnousn
thew showed poorly in most OF the
fe d events, Purdue athletes won tu =
annual dual track meet here th ~,
afternoon. defeating Northwestern o 90
to "a. A big squirt near the close =,
the meet brought up the visitors, scr COZ,
materially, but the day was Us
Bsncher won both hurdles for fuluns,
and Bradley took the two short dasnes
for Northwestern.
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Indians Win, 7 to s.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 22.-The
Indians won their first game under
Lee FosIe as temporary manager to-
day. defeating Washington. but it took
thirteen innings to do it Graney's
single, scoring Turner, finished the
business 1t was a smuggling match all
through. The score:
SleN SiduG 10 U
Batteries: Boehling Shaw and Ain
smith; Steen. Mitchell and O'Neill.
Umpires: Dineen and Nallin
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Summary.
Two base fits-Swick 81, Baum,
McGlade, Harmon.
Home runs-Le Beau.
Sacrifice hits-Harvey.
Stolen bases-Brown. lie Beau.
Struck out-By Bunk. 3; by Hum
barger. O.: by Watkins, >.
Bases on balls-Of Bunk, OH
Humbarger. /: off Watkins, 2.
Wild pitch-Watkins.
Passed ball-McGlade, Brown:
Double plays-Swick to Hoilocher
to Gifin: Meinert to Bold.
Time of game-Two hours.
Umpire-Cook.
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Central Association
seandina o. the c'ubs-vsstsrdays,
RooMto-Today's Games.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION

Results Yesterday.
At BurIington--Keokuk 1o-11-2;
Burlington, AIS. Watkins and Brown:
Bunk, Humbarger and McGiade.
At Muscatine-Clinton 6-12-2, Mus
catine, 7-10-1. Cooper; Wilkus, Ross
and Lee.
At Mason City-Marshalltown. II
2; Mason City, O-3-0. Maui and Ham
merschmfdt; Carrot and Meeks.
At Waterloo ~ No game, wet
grounds.
Results Friday.
At Burlington-Keokuk Q; Burling-
ton s.
All other games postponed on &C
count of cold weather or wet grounds.
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AMES AND DRAKE
TIED FOR FIRST

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DIES MONIES. Iowa, May Pile
fore a big crowd and on a fast track,
Ames and Drake went to tie Tor
first place in the annual iowa college
track and field meet today. each get
ting 5oh points. Iowa was third with
~ points, Coe fourth with Is AMI
Grinnell and Morning Side tied for
fourth place with 3.
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Minnesota Drops Meet.

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MADISON, Wis, Nay 22-Coaca
Jones team won from Minnesota here
today.
Minnesota won only one first. that
in the two mile. which was taken by
v----on, running on a rather slow
track !
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ILLINOIS CLINCHES
CONFERENCE PENNANT
Defeat Of Chicago Maroons. TO 1.
Yesterday on Stage Field,
Gives Rs1 to Illinois,
IInitnd P-ess Log Q.

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CHICAGO. Ill. May 22.-IIlinois
clinched the conference baseball cham
p:cHshiD here today. trimming the Ma
rccns to /. on Stagg field. Arbuck1e
and koptik did tF.9 heavy hitting for
the visitors. each securing two safe
wailops. "Gyp" Davis pitching was
th2 feature Of the game. The score: .
linn"is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 o
N'i-Na5S .-............ , =
batteries. Davis and Bradley:
Schulz and Hart.
. Umpire: Fitzpatrick.
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Tigers Trim Macks.

DETROIT, Mich. May 22.-Mack's
pitchers were generous today and the
Tigers evened up the series by win
ming this afternoons tilt from the
Athletics. to .. Wyckoff and Bush
who worked for the invaders were
both wild and the few scattered hits
which the Detroits collected were suf-
f1cient to keep them in the lead The
score:
Philadelphia -............... )
Datroit l
Batteries: Wyckoff. Bush and
Schang: Dubuc and Stanase.
Umpire: Evans
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Red sox Win Friday, 8 to 2.
ICnanial TO The Gate City

BURLINGTON, Iowa, May Zl-f our
singles, double and a base on balls
in the third inning of yesterdays
game netted the Sox four runs put
ting the game on ice and aiding In
the defeat of the Keokuk Indians by
the score OF to 2. After the first
three innings, the contest progressed
most rapidly both sides being retired
in rapid order. Penner pitched
good game for the visitors and with
the exception of the third frame when
the Sox batters found him for several
blows and runs. Penner, however
proved unequal to the occasion IN
fielding his position as was also the
case with a couple OF the other In
fielders as on four occasions pop-ups
went unmolested.
RafchIey twirled a good game gem
orally and nine Of the Indian bats
men went down by the strike-out
route. He had two bad innings. the
visitors making two runs in the sec
ond when he, for the moment, lost
some Of his control Two passes, a
hit batsman and a single gave the
Indians two runs. In the fourth
Boyle's bunch made four singles but
were unable to score.
The Red Sox scored In the first In
ming on Meinert's triple followed by
an easy fly over short stop by Single
ton. The visitors got lead OF one
in the second when Swick was passed
to first base and Gifin was hit by a
pitched ball followed by outs by Egg
sleston and Hollacher and a smashing
single by Harvey.
The third was the big Timing for
the "Drohns.', four runs being chalk
ed upsand this lead proved enough to
win Stiegame. although more scores
were added Baichley started the
rally by hitting an easy pop-up be-
hind the pitcher but It fell to the
ground, unmo!ested by the Keokuk
ffeldsrsS Penner dished out pass to
Meif'efS Baichley going. to second.
cfngletonshit and thus the bases were
full witt, no one out. Harmon drove
to Swick who threw Baichley out at
the plate. Harmon going to first. A
double bv Leonard scored Singleton
and Meinert and when Bold singled
Earmony and Leonard scored adding
two more tallies. Here the rally
ended.
Although the visitors were BANKED
| in their half of the fourth the Sox
were more fortunate. Baichley re-
heated his feat of the third frame.
beating out an infield hit and and as
was previously the case, went to sec
ond when Meinert was given a sec
ord base on balls. Singleton ground
ed out to Giffn. but both baserunners
advanced A balk by Penner let
I'Paichlev score while a single to CEN
ter by ] eonard drove Meinert across
the home base.
One more tally was added to the
! Sex score in the seventh. Leonard
sent a long fly between right and CEN
ter field. lie Beau got under it. but
after letting it h't his glove, dropped
II and Leonard went to third. A long
sacrifice fly by Rolleg sent him home,
this ending the scoring.
Brilliant plays were made on both
sides. the most notable one being
Harmon's one-hand stop of Holloch-
er's drive down through second and
throwing him out at first. Meinert
showed wonderful speed on several
occasions in the field. The score:
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Among the Amateurs

The Gate City was unable TO print
this morning. box scores received on
several amateur games played here
yesterday because of errors in the
scores submitted. For example on
one box score turned in. I've names
OF but eight players was given on
one of the teams, one side was credit
ed with eighteen and the other with
eight put-outs in a nine inning game,
and other very obvious mistakes
made. 1t is suggested that those IN
acquainted with scoring rules who
wish to submit box scores. first be-
come familiar with the scoring rules
contained in every baseball rule
book and which cover the most i'm
portant points to be used in scoring
a game.
The Indian Juniors defeated the
Star Cutters. II to in game
played here yesterday afternoon. The
Indians sewed up the game in the
Fifth when they scored six runs Oft
Burton. The game was played at
Sixteenth and High.
The Gate City carrier boys failed
to repeat their two former victories,
and were defeated yesterday after
noon by score of II to 10 by the
acknowledgements carrier boys.
The series stands now two to one in
favor Of The Gate City carriers.
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Browns Win In EIGHTH.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May 22.-The lowly
Browns arose in their might this aft
ernoon and by an eighth inning rally
scored five runs, won their second
straight game from the Yanks, 6 to 2,
and incidentally booted the Donovan's
three stations down the scale. The
Yanks are now third. The Sox are
first and the Tigers are second. The
score:
New York .... 2 I
st. Louis IL
Batteries: McHale and Sweeney:
James and SEVERED and Weilman and
Agr.aw.
Umpires: Connolly and Chill.
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Summary.
Two base hits-Leonard.
Three base hits-Meinert.
Struck out-By Baichley. 8; by Pen
ner, 3.
Bases on balls-Of Baichley, 2; Oh
Penner, 2.
Sacrifice hits-Rolleg.
Hits by pitched ball-By Baichley,
Gifin.
Umpire-Cook.
Time of game-1:37.
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Rain Keeps clubs Idle.
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PITTSBURGH. May 22.-.Rain kept
the Pittfeds and Baltimore idle this
afternoon.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
New York 2; st. Louis &.
Washington 6; Cleveland 7-1S
innings.
Philadelphia 9: Detroit 5.
Boston 8; Chicago IL.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago 4; Brooklyn 2.
Buffalo 8: Kansas City 2.
ST. Louis 6: Newark 2.
Observation-Disclosures rain. no game
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Games Today and Tomorrow.
Marshalltown at Keokuk.
Mason City at Burlington
Waterloo at Muscatine
Cedar Rapids at Clinton
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh-New York, rain.
st. Louis-Brooklyn, rain.
Philadelphia, grounds too
wet.
Chicago ); Boston 4.
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Buffalo Wins, 8 to 2.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-. May 22.-The
lowly Buffeds played errorless ball to-
day, while Kaysee erred six times
and the visitors won, 3 to 2. The
score:
Kansas City .............. 3
Batteries: Anderson and Blair;
Johnson Allison, Henning and Brown.
Umpires: tombstone and Fyffe.
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d;an PLAY Double Header With Ansons Here Today
COP AND
TIE FOR SECOND
LowIy Buffeds Play ErrorIess Ball,
Defeating Kansas City by
Score Of 8 to 2.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

FEDERAL LEAGUE.
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CHICAGO, May 22.-The Whales
copied today from the Brookfeds, to
2. while Newark was losing and tied
for second place with the latter. The
score:
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries: Marion and Pratt; Brown
and Wilson.
Umpires: Brennan and Shannon.
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TAKE YOURSELF TO
BOTH GAMES TO-DAY
No Extra Charge for Grandstand IN
Double Header That Starts
at 2:15 This Aft.
ernoon.
LIsTLEss LIZ IS HERE
sRjcbards VIII Lead Marsh a'lto"n
Ansons in Battles Against
EoyIe's Tribe
Today.

Double header with Marshalltown.
First game starts at 2:15.
General admission both games, %
cents.
No extra charge for seats in the
grand stand
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Too Cold Last Sunday.

The attendance at the double header
here last Sunday was very disappoint-
ing to the directors. While there was
a fair sized crowd present it had been
hoped that the stands would be packed.
Cold weather. no doubt was largely
responsible for the small attendance.
Fans are appealed to today to make
especial efforts to come out to the
double header this afternoon. Both
.games will be good ones. Boyle has
strong team of clean young ball
players who are in the game fighting
TO win every minute. They put up far
!1etter exhibitions than any team we
glave had here in years.
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st. Louis Defeats Newark.

st. Louis Defeats Newark.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 22.-Kafserl-
ing and Whitehouse were easy FOR
Stlou Fed batters today and the home
team won, to 2. The score:
Newark I o
st. Louis IL .
Batteries: Kaiserling. Whitehouse
and Rariden; Davenport and Hartley.
Umpires. Mccormick and Wester.
welt.
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Fans are Behind Team.

Not n years have the fans been so
strongly united in support OF one OF
our teams as they are now. 1t is up
to them to show their loyalty by their
attendance at the games.
Get in the babit of going TO all the
games when you possibly can. There
is no better nor cleaner sport in the
world than baseball and the time
spent at the baseball park is not
time wasted. It's a good investment
rand the best medicine in the world.
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Read The Gate City want column.
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The indians resumed third place In
the club standings yesterday, Clinton
losing and dropping to fifth. The An
sons stepped into first division.
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Qplis.i su entrpiidgn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

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